Drunken Stupor

Drunken Stupor
Zone Num	23
Location	Anywhere
Unlocks	With drunkenness > tolerance
Recom Stat	0
Combat %	0
ML	NA
Terrain	outdoor
Special Adventures
Lucky	none
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A Drunken Stupor is what you go on when you adventure while too drunk. Generally, this is not good for your well-being. Adventuring in a stupor on St. Sneaky Pete's Day has some special results.

The first time you get a drunken stupor, the following message is added on to the end of the adventure:

The reason things like this are happening is that you've had too much to drink. Later tonight, when you get your new Adventures for the day, your drunkenness will wear off, and tomorrow you'll be able to adventure again normally.

If you attempt this adventure while you are sober, you will see the following message:

You can't adventure in a stupor unless you're actually in a stupor. Which you aren't.

For more information on how Drunken Stupor relates to other types of encounters, see Encounter.

Stupor Adventures

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Coyote Ugly (Meat Loss)
	Meat Drops: -10

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Gutterbound
	Substat Gain: -3 Roguishness

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Hey, baby. Wanna wrestle?
	Substat Gain: -3 Strongness

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The Too-Much Booze Blues
	Substat Gain: -1 Strongness, -1 Wizardliness, -1 Roguishness

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What's that smell?
	Meat Drops: 3

Retired Adventures

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The Drunk Tank
	Note: Used 3 adventures and cured 3 drunkenness

Location specific stupors

Unlike regular Drunken Stupors, these do not cost an adventure, and they have no harmful effects.

• Using a BRICKO monster from inventory:
  "You're too drunk to mess with BRICKO right now."

• The Cake-Shaped Arena:
  Susie glares at you.
  "You're too drunk to even tell the difference between your familiar and the House Familiar. Come back when you sober up."

• The Casino (Goat Party Slot, Pirate Party Slot and Lemon Party Slot only):
  You're too drunk to gamble.

• The Creature's Lair:
  You're too drunk to fight a creature.

• The Daily Dungeon:
  You're too drunk to spelunk, as it were.

• The Dark and Dank and Sinister Cave:
  You're too drunk to mess around in a cave.

• Fernswarthy's Basement:
  I know you've got fond memories of stumbling around your parents' basement in a drunken stupor, but this isn't that kind of basement.

• Guild Hall challenges:
  You're too drunk to attempt the challenge.

• The Haert of the Cyrpt:
  You're too drunk to fight evil.

• The Hedge Maze:
  You're too drunk to screw around in a hedge maze. Did I ever tell you about the time I got drunk and screwed around in a hedge maze?
  No?
  Wanna know why I never told you about that? Because it never happened. I was too drunk to screw around in a hedge maze, so I didn't do it.

• The Hidden City:
  You're too drunk to screw around in a jungle, bungling or otherwise.

• Itznotyerzitz Mine (In Disguise):
  You're way too drunk to mine right now.

• The Shore, Inc.:
  You're too drunk to go on vacation. Which makes sense, somehow. Trust me.

• The Sorceress' Tower (The Stairs):
  You attempt to start ascending the tower, but you trip on the first step because you're drunk. You lose interest and wander off.

• The Sorceress' Chamber (including freeing King Ralph):
  Trust me -- you're going to want to be sober for this confrontation...

• The Typical Tavern (pre-quest):
  You never thought this would happen, but you're too drunk to screw around in the cellar of a bar.

Notes

• Being drunk does not prevent the Nemesis hit men, Feast of Boris, or El Dia de Los Muertos Borrachos monsters from appearing.
• You can get eggs on Oyster Egg Day while drunk.
• You can adventure in the Knob Goblin King's Chamber while drunk if you have the right equipment and effect.

See Also

• St. Sneaky Pete's Day Stupor