Most monsters with 'body_foot 1' do not have the correct number of feet,
which prevents them from wearing shoes. In most cases, give them two
feet. For some monsters (e.g. djinn), reduce number of feet to zero.
I have tried my best to distribute these blinding
resistances not at random, but in reasonable
and consistent ways:
Dragons and demons are now mostly immune to blinding.
IMO they have such omnipotent senses that merely
blinding their eyes doesn't help. Lesser forms of
these creatures don't have full immunity though.
The undead are well resistant to blinding as they
don't have biological eyes, which makes it harder to blind them.
Only few of them are totally immune however.
Angels are also well resistant to blinding. Being
minions of Valriel they have experience with blinding
"techniques" and thus know how to protect against it.
Also immune to blinding are creatures which just don't
have any eyes. E.g. giant worms, slimes and crawling chaos.
All humaniod monsters, including the orcish and trollish
races, remain without blinding resistance.
Most low-level monsters generally have either low or no
blinding resistance (as long as they have eyes).
Extremely vulnerable to blinding are one-eyed creatures:
Cyclopses, dreads and beholders.
[Sidenote: I have reduced cyclops experience from 400000
to 250000 which I think is still more than enough.]
--AndreasV
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Update armor to use gen_sp_armour instead of last_heal.
can_use_shield added to necessary arcs.
Add dev/scripts directory, which contains some handy scripts I wrote
for updating on the items.
Add item_power to the armours - needs to be done for rest of equippable
items.
MSW 2002-07-14
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