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Revision as of 19:30, 20 April 2010
This is the corpse of a mimic that was, prior to its having been slain by you, mimicking a chest.
Effectively, it's a chest.
Type: usable
Cannot be traded or discarded
Quest Item
(In-game plural: dead mimics)
Obtained From
When Used
- First time in an ascension, or at least three days after a previous wand exploded:
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You open the chest. You find a wand inside it. No wonder that mimic was so uptight! | ||||||||||
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- Otherwise:
{{useitem| text=You open the chest. There's all kinds of stuff inside it:|
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![]() | You acquire 10−15 Dungeons of Doom potions |
and
![]() | You acquire an item: ring of adornment |
or
![]() | You acquire an item: ring of aggravate monster |
or
![]() | You acquire an item: ring of cold resistance |
or
![]() | You acquire an item: ring of conflict |
or
![]() | You acquire an item: ring of fire resistance |
or
![]() | You acquire an item: ring of gain strength |
or
![]() | You acquire an item: ring of increase damage |
Notes
- If used without a wand in inventory, randomly drops one of the above wands (all of which are functionally identical). Note that a wand will not drop if less than three rollovers have passed since your previous wand exploded.
- If used with a wand in inventory, or if your last wand exploded more recently than 3 rollovers ago, randomly drops some Dungeons of Doom potions and a random ring.
- As long as you use a mimic no sooner than 3 rollovers after your previous wand exploded, you will be able to get a wand, even if the mimic was acquired before the third rollover.
References
- This item references the mimic from NetHack. A mimic will often take the form of a treasure chest or another seemingly valuable object to lure unsuspecting adventurers into its grasp.
- The use description refers to the common usage of "stick up his butt" to refer to someone who is uptight.