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	'''Draining''' is an effect that withers its victim, reducing their power. Its exact effect varies depending on whether the target is a monster or the player character.		'''Draining''' is an effect that withers its victim, reducing their power. Its exact effect varies depending on whether the target is a monster or the player character.

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	*Certain types of [[negative energy]] damage, like [[Bolt of Draining]] and [[Necromancy\|necromantic]] miscasts.		*Certain types of [[negative energy]] damage, like [[Bolt of Draining]] and [[Necromancy\|necromantic]] miscasts.
	*[[Death curse]]s from a [[list of mummies\|mummy]].		*[[Death curse]]s from a [[list of mummies\|mummy]].
			*[[Kikubaaqudgha]]'s wrath.

	The following sources are unrelated to negative energy:		The following sources are unrelated to negative energy:
	Removing an [[artefact]] with the Drain property.		*Removing an [[artefact]] with the ^Drain property.
	*Remaining airborne above lethal terrain after your temporary [[flight]] has expired.		*Remaining airborne above lethal terrain after your temporary [[flight]] has expired.
	*Evoking an item with the [[Invisibility (ego)\|invisibility]] ego (regardless of success).		*Evoking an item with the [[Invisibility (ego)\|invisibility]] ego (regardless of success).

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	*Remaining airborne above lethal terrain after your temporary [[flight]] has expired.		*Remaining airborne above lethal terrain after your temporary [[flight]] has expired.
	*Evoking an item with the [[Invisibility (ego)\|invisibility]] ego (regardless of success).		*Evoking an item with the [[Invisibility (ego)\|invisibility]] ego (regardless of success).
			*Casting [[Cigotuvi's Dreadful Rot]]
	*Using [[Formicid]]'s digging ability.		*Using [[Formicid]]'s digging ability.
	*[[Ru]]'s divine abilities.		*[[Ru]]'s divine abilities.

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	==Effect==		==Effect==
	===Player===		===Player===
	The Drained status temporarily reduces the player's maximum [[HP]], dependent on the amount of draining. It can stack until you have 1 max HP left. Draining won't wear off over time, but it can be cured ~~by gaining~~ [[XP]].		The Drained status temporarily reduces the player's maximum [[HP]], dependent on the amount of draining. It can stack until you have 1 max HP left. Draining won't wear off over time, but it can be cured as you gain [[XP]]. The drain status does not reduce the amount of XP you get.

	[[Elyvilon]]'s Purification cures all draining.		[[Elyvilon]]'s Purification cures all draining.

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	===Monster===		===Monster===
	The Drained status temporarily reduces monster [[hit dice]], which lowers their [[spell power]], [[accuracy]], ~~and~~ [[willpower]]. This effect can stack. For monsters, draining will wear off over time.		The Drained status temporarily reduces monster [[hit dice]], which lowers their [[spell power]], melee [[accuracy]], [[willpower]], and a few other things. This effect can stack. For monsters, draining will wear off over time.

	==Sources==		==Sources==

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	'''Draining''' is an effect that withers its victim, reducing their power. Its exact effect varies depending on whether the target is a monster or the player character.		'''Draining''' is an effect that withers its victim, reducing their power. Its exact effect varies depending on whether the target is a monster or the player character.

			==Effect==
			===Player===
			The Drained status temporarily reduces the player's maximum [[HP]], dependent on the amount of draining. It can stack until you have 1 max HP left. Draining won't wear off over time, but it can be cured by gaining [[XP]].

			[[Elyvilon]]'s Purification cures all draining.

			===Monster===
			The Drained status temporarily reduces monster [[hit dice]], which lowers their [[spell power]], [[accuracy]], and [[willpower]]. This effect can stack. For monsters, draining will wear off over time.

	==Sources==		==Sources==
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	*[[Hell's mystical force]].		*[[Hell's mystical force]].

	==~~Player Effect~~==		==Resistance==
	~~Draining effects directed against the player will temporarily reduce their maximum~~ [[HP]]. ~~At extreme levels of draining~~, ~~you could be drained all the way to down 1 HP. These drained HP won't heal over time, but will gradually recover as you gain~~ [[~~experience~~]] ~~until it is restored entirely. The worse the drain~~, ~~the longer it'll take to work off the effect; be especially wary when fighting while heavily drained.~~		Any draining that is derived from [[negative energy]] is resisted by negative energy resistance. Monsters that are [[demonic]], [[undead]], [[nonliving]], or have one level of rN+ are immune to negative energy, thus immune to any sort of draining the player can inflict. For players, rN+ reduces draining by 50% / 75% / 100% for 1 / 2 / 3 levels, respectively.

	~~Late-game characters that have had the misfortune to be heavily drained may wish to seek out a relatively non-threatening side branch (such as the~~ [[~~Elven Halls~~]]~~) in order~~ to ~~recover some of their health. Of course~~, ~~gaining more experience in a challenging branch tends~~ to ~~remove~~ the ~~draining more quickly.~~

	~~Followers of [[Elyvilon]]~~ can ~~restore all drained HP by using Purification, which costs only 2-4 piety~~.

	~~===Resistance===~~
	~~Draining from the brand and spells count as Necromancy~~, ~~and as such can be reduced with [[negative energy]] resistance; damage and~~ draining ~~are reduced~~ by 50/75/100%, ~~depending on how many ranks of resistance you have~~.

	~~Any source~~ unrelated to negative energy ~~can not~~ be resisted~~; even~~ [[~~undead~~]] ~~players will be drained~~.		Anything unrelated to negative energy cannot be resisted by any means. [[Elyvilon]]'s Purification still works, however.

	==~~Monster Effect~~==		==Tips & Tricks==
	~~When used against susceptible monsters, it inflicts~~ the ~~Drained [[status effect]], causing the creature~~ to ~~function~~ as ~~though it had fewer~~ [[~~hit dice~~]] ~~than it actually does. This reduces the strength~~ of their ~~attacks and spells as well as their [[willpower]], but not HP~~. ~~This status effect can be stacked through multiple hits~~, ~~but will wear off over time~~.		*Late-game characters that have had the misfortune to be heavily drained may wish to seek out a relatively non-threatening side branch (such as the [[Elven Halls]]) in order to recover some of their health. Of course, gaining more experience in a challenging branch tends to remove the draining more quickly.

	All [[demon]]s, [[undead]], and [[:Category:Nonliving holiness\|non-living]] monsters are completely immune to draining, as are any [[:Category:Natural holiness\|natural]] monsters with at least one rank of negative energy resistance.

	==History==		==History==

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	==History==		==History==
	*Prior to [[0.30]], the [[Zot clock]] inflicted drain ~~instead of~~ instead of permanently reducing your maximum HP.		*Prior to [[0.30]], the [[Zot clock]] inflicted drain instead of permanently reducing your maximum HP.
	*Prior to [[0.29]], the Zot clock did not drain you or check draining.		*Prior to [[0.29]], the Zot clock did not drain you or check draining.
	*Prior to [[0.28]], plant-holiness monsters were innately immune to negative energy (thus, draining).		*Prior to [[0.28]], plant-holiness monsters were innately immune to negative energy (thus, draining).

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	==History==		==History==
	*Prior to [[0.30]], the [[Zot clock]] inflicted drain instead of permanently ~~removing health~~.		*Prior to [[0.30]], the [[Zot clock]] inflicted drain instead of instead of permanently reducing your maximum HP.
	*Prior to [[0.29]], the Zot clock did not drain you or check draining.		*Prior to [[0.29]], the Zot clock did not drain you or check draining.
	*Prior to [[0.28]], plant-holiness monsters were innately immune to negative energy (thus, draining).		*Prior to [[0.28]], plant-holiness monsters were innately immune to negative energy (thus, draining).

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	*The titular [[draining (brand)\|draining weapon brand]].		*The titular [[draining (brand)\|draining weapon brand]].
	*[[:Category:Drain experience flavour\|Melee attacks]] of [[necrophage]]s, [[wight]]s, and some other monsters.		*[[:Category:Drain experience flavour\|Melee attacks]] of [[necrophage]]s, [[wight]]s, and some other monsters.
	*[[~~Negative~~ energy]] damage or [[Necromancy\|necromantic]] miscasts.		*Certain types of [[negative energy]] damage, like [[Bolt of Draining]] and [[Necromancy\|necromantic]] miscasts.
	*[[Death curse]]s from a [[list of mummies\|mummy]].		*[[Death curse]]s from a [[list of mummies\|mummy]].

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	==Tips & Tricks==		==Tips & Tricks==
	*Late-game characters that have had the misfortune to be heavily drained may wish to seek out a relatively non-threatening side branch (such as the [[Elven Halls]]) in order to recover some of their health. Of course, gaining more experience in a challenging branch tends to remove the draining more quickly.		*Late-game characters that have had the misfortune to be heavily drained may wish to seek out a relatively non-threatening side branch (such as the [[Elven Halls]]) in order to recover some of their health. Of course, gaining more experience in a challenging branch tends to remove the draining more quickly.
			*Against monsters, drain can be an effective debuff. Attacking over and over with a draining weapon will stack the status, greatly hindering the enemy. Draining weapons are ineffective against demonic/undead/nonliving foes, however.

	==History==		==History==
	*Prior to [[0.30]], the [[Zot clock]] inflicted drain instead of permanently reducing your maximum HP.		*Prior to [[0.30]], the [[Zot clock]] inflicted drain instead of permanently reducing your maximum HP.
	*Prior to [[0.29]], the Zot clock did not drain you or check draining.		*Prior to [[0.29]], the Zot clock did not drain you or check draining.
	*Prior to [[0.28]], plant-holiness monsters were innately immune to negative energy (thus, draining).		*Prior to [[0.28]], plant-holiness monsters were innately immune to negative energy (thus, immune to draining as well).
	*Prior to [[0.26]], draining temporarily reduced a player's [[skills]] instead of their maximum HP.		*Prior to [[0.26]], draining temporarily reduced a player's [[skills]] instead of their maximum HP.
	*Prior to [[0.16]], negative resistance lowered draining and negative damage by 33/66/100% as your resistance increased.		*Prior to [[0.16]], negative resistance lowered draining and negative damage by 33/66/100% as your resistance increased.
	*Prior to [[0.15]], draining monsters would permanently reduce their [[HD]], making them slightly less dangerous, reducing their [[XP]] value, and eventually killing them outright if they hit 0 HD.		*Prior to [[0.15]], draining monsters would permanently reduce their [[HD]], making them slightly less dangerous, reducing their [[XP]] value, and eventually killing them outright if they hit 0 HD.
	*Prior to [[0.13]], getting drained would damage your character's experience, potentially forcing you down a level. This was permanent and was immediately lethal if you were ever reduced below 0 XP, but you could simply gain more experience to make up for it. This version of draining had no impact on your skills.		*Prior to [[0.13]], getting drained would damage your character's experience, potentially forcing you down a level. This was permanent and was immediately lethal if you were ever reduced below 0 XP, but you could simply gain more experience to make up for it. This version of draining had no impact on your skills.