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TommyDFunk
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Posted on Friday, February 29, 2008 at 22:56 (GMT -5)

I recently had a very frustrating loss with a dark elf wizard (D49) and am currently playing a gnomish wizard. I am sure that I will soon get my first win using a wizard.

Anyways I had an interesting thing happen. I have a level 14 gnomish wizard going and I have already gotten precrowned once - some two handed weapon that I sold - I won't play a wizard without ONE shield. and I was working on a second pre-crown and lost interest I sacced live until I got bored. I am pretty sure that I have only generated the one artifact. anyways at N+ I did not have enough piety to be precrowned. I killed one of the ratling traders cause I hate worms and dropped to N=. I then dropped into the wildersness. Some Barbarians attacked and I started running around trying to collect arrows when I noticed my health at 4. I freaked and prayed and got crowned - Fire Immune and a "gray cloak" - I'm not sure yet what the cloak is but I LOVE the Immunity.

Anyways I wanted to say that apparently a second precrown is more expensive than a crowning. I have a feeling that I am not the first to notice this but I thought I should share.
Silfir
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Posted on Saturday, March 01, 2008 at 04:08 (GMT -5)

The cloak is Brannalbin's cloak of defense. A nice item with nice stats and properties, but since it makes you invisible, it should also increase the rate at which you turn hungry by a lot, so you shouldn't wear it all the time. Very good thing to have for pretty much all the elemental temples, though, a lot of the monsters in these can't see invisible.

Incidentally, the perfect crowning for going into the ToEF. No ordinary cloak would survive, meaning you can fill a slot which would otherwise have to be free, even without rings of ice! (Being a wizard, you don't even need them at all.)

At least I imagine it to be. Never gotten it myself.
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Subconscious
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Posted on Saturday, March 01, 2008 at 04:34 (GMT -5)

Ohhh...
I've always thought that crowning must be done on altar. Well there is no reason to run around when you get the message that you are absolutely close - But still good to know.
"The white baby dragon equips the small shield." WTF :D
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Maelstrom
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Posted on Saturday, March 01, 2008 at 05:40 (GMT -5)

Yes, there is a reason. Lvl 17 precrown inside the pyramid, so you don't miss the Ankh and the ancient mummy warping.
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An optimist sees a light at the end of that tunnel.
A realist sees a train.
And the train driver sees three idiots on the tracks.
Darren Grey
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Posted on Saturday, March 01, 2008 at 06:23 (GMT -5)

The first precrown costs about the same as a normal crowning. After that precrown costs go up exponentially, whilst the crowning costs remain the same.
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