| Prefix
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Effect
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Notes
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| antimagical
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Stops PC's PP from regenerating
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| auto-locking
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Autocursing
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Not to be confused with trapped armor
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| beautiful
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Adds 4 to Appearance
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| charged
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Deals a small amount of shock damage to the PC every 20 turns
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| empowered
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Increases PC's PP regeneration rate
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| extra-heavy
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Weighs x4 as much as usual
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| green
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Grants acid resistance
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The armor itself may still be susceptible to acid-based item destruction.
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| gorgeous
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Adds 8 to Appearance
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| heavy
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Weighs twice as much as usual
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| light
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Weighs half as much as usual
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The player may need to be cautious of these when weight-identifying certain armors — e.g. the Shirt of the Saints has the same unID'd form as light clothes.
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| padded
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Grants resistance to stunning
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| red
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Grants resistance to fire
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The armor itself may still be susceptible to fire-based item destruction.
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| rotting
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Whenever the PC would regenerate HP there is a 90% chance that they do not.
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Similar to and independent from the regeneration penalty from the Decay corruption.
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| shining
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Adds 1 to Appearance
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| soft
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Becomes damaged more easily
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| trapped
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Cannot be removed; not even by means of curse removal
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Such armor can be disposed of through item destruction or polymorphing with potion of raw chaos or blessed potion of exchange.
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| ultra-heavy
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Weighs x8 as much as usual
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| vigilant
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Adds 4 to Perception
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| vile
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Reduces both Appearance and Charisma to 1
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| white
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Grants resistance to cold
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| worm-ridden
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Causes sickness every 100 turns
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The disease immunity intrinsic does not prevent this effect.
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| yellow
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Grants shock resistance
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The armor itself may still be susceptible to shock-based item destruction.
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