Evil - Revision history

Patrick2011b at 04:38, 20 April 2026

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	'''Evil''' (also "unholy") is a label used to describe immoral deeds, objects, forces, or beings. Evil is usually contrasted with [[good]], which describes things that are beneficial and actively make the world a better place. In ''Crawl'', there are many sources of evil.		'''Evil''' (also "unholy") is a label used to describe immoral deeds, objects, forces, or beings. Evil is usually contrasted with [[good]], which describes things that are beneficial and actively make the world a better place. In ''Crawl'', there are many sources of evil.

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	The following player [[species]] are evil:		The following player [[species]] are evil:
	*[[Demonspawn]]		*[[Demonspawn]]
	*[[Ghoul]]s
	*[[Mummies]]		*[[Mummies]]
	*[[~~Vampire~~]]s		*[[Poltergeist]]s
			*[[Revenant]]s
	*Any player under [[Death Form]] (worshippers of good gods are instantly excommunicated)		*Any player under [[Death Form]] (worshippers of good gods are instantly excommunicated)

	Evil beings are weak to [[holy]] damage and [[holy wrath]]. Players of an evil species cannot worship [[good god]]s or ~~wield~~ holy wrath ~~weapons~~. Note that playing an evil species does not mean you automatically ''have'' to traffic in evil (perform evil deeds, worship an evil god, etc).		Evil beings are weak to [[holy]] damage and [[holy wrath]]. Players of an evil species cannot worship [[good god]]s or benefit from holy wrath. Note that playing an evil species does not mean you automatically ''have'' to traffic in evil (perform evil deeds, worship an evil god, etc).

	==Evil deeds==		==Evil deeds==
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	*Harming or killing non-hostile creatures, especially [[holy]] beings.		*Harming or killing non-hostile creatures, especially [[holy]] beings.
	*Intentionally harming your allies.		*Intentionally harming your allies.
	**Using [[Inner Flame]] or a [[scroll of immolation]] on an ally does count as harming it. Note that [[~~Summon~~ Blazeheart Golem]]'s explosion will also trigger your god's wrath if it harms allies.		**Using [[Inner Flame]] or a [[scroll of immolation]] on an ally does count as harming it. Note that [[Forge Blazeheart Golem]]'s explosion will also trigger your god's wrath if it harms allies.
	*Using evil or unholy items (see below).		*Using evil or unholy items (see below).

	In addition, good gods may dislike other things, depending on the god:		In addition, good gods may dislike other things, depending on the god:

	*[[Zin]] disapproves of followers becoming [[mutation\|mutated]], [[glowing]], casting [[List of spells by flag#Chaotic\|chaotic]] spells (~~most~~ [[~~transmutations~~]] and ~~a few~~ [[~~summonings~~\|summoning]] spells) or polymorphing monsters. Zin also disapproves of attacking enemies while inside an invoked [[Zin#Given_abilities\|Sanctuary]].		*[[Zin]] disapproves of followers becoming [[mutation\|mutated]], [[glowing]], casting [[List of spells by flag#Chaotic\|chaotic]] spells (a few [[alchemy]] and [[Summonings\|summoning]] spells), using [[talisman]]s, or polymorphing monsters. Zin also disapproves of attacking enemies while inside an invoked [[Zin#Given_abilities\|Sanctuary]].
	*[[The Shining One]] doesn't like dishonorable fighting - all bonus-damage 'stab' attacks are prevented.		*[[The Shining One]] doesn't like dishonorable fighting - all bonus-damage 'stab' attacks are prevented.

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	These dreaded items are related to demons, necromancy, or other sorts of evil acts. Good gods find the use of such items to be offensive and will punish followers for intentionally using them.		These dreaded items are related to demons, necromancy, or other sorts of evil acts. Good gods find the use of such items to be offensive and will punish followers for intentionally using them.

	*Weapons with [[Pain (brand)\|pain]], [[reaping]], [[draining]], [[distortion]], or [[~~vampiricism~~]] brands.		*Weapons with [[Pain (brand)\|pain]], [[reaping]], [[draining]], [[distortion]], or [[vampiric]] brands.
	*Demonic weaponry ([[demon blade]]s, [[demon trident\|tridents]], and [[demon whip\|whips]]). The Shining One's one-time blessing can convert these to holy, non-evil equivalents.		*Demonic weaponry ([[demon blade]]s, [[demon trident\|tridents]], and [[demon whip\|whips]]). The Shining One's one-time blessing can convert these to holy, non-evil equivalents.
	*[[Scrolls of torment]]		*[[Scrolls of torment]]
	*[[Staff of death]]		*[[Staff of death]]
			*[[Death talisman]]
	*Certain [[unrand]]s:		*Certain [[unrand]]s:
	**[[Black Knight's barding]]		**[[Black Knight's barding]]
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	*[[Beogh]], the bloodthirsty god of [[orc]]s.		*[[Beogh]], the bloodthirsty god of [[orc]]s.
	*[[Dithmenos]], the god of darkness and shadows.
	*[[Kikubaaqudgha]], a terrible demon-god of Necromancy.		*[[Kikubaaqudgha]], a terrible demon-god of Necromancy.
	*[[Lugonu]], the chaotic god of [[the Abyss]].		*[[Lugonu]], the chaotic god of [[the Abyss]].
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	==History==		==History==
			*Prior to [[0.32]], [[Dithmenos]] was evil.
	*Prior to [[0.31]], distortion weapons and the macabre finger necklace weren't evil.		*Prior to [[0.31]], distortion weapons and the macabre finger necklace weren't evil.
	*In [[0.29]] and [[0.30]], [[Amulet of Vitality]] was considered evil.		*In [[0.29]] and [[0.30]], [[Amulet of Vitality]] was considered evil.

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	These dreaded items are related to demons, necromancy, or other sorts of evil acts. Good gods find the use of such items to be offensive and will punish followers for intentionally using them.		These dreaded items are related to demons, necromancy, or other sorts of evil acts. Good gods find the use of such items to be offensive and will punish followers for intentionally using them.

	*Weapons with [[pain]], [[reaping]], [[draining]], [[distortion]], or [[vampiricism]] brands.		*Weapons with [[Pain (brand)\|pain]], [[reaping]], [[draining]], [[distortion]], or [[vampiricism]] brands.
	*Demonic weaponry ([[demon blade]]s, [[demon trident\|tridents]], and [[demon whip\|whips]]). The Shining One's one-time blessing can convert these to holy, non-evil equivalents.		*Demonic weaponry ([[demon blade]]s, [[demon trident\|tridents]], and [[demon whip\|whips]]). The Shining One's one-time blessing can convert these to holy, non-evil equivalents.
	*[[Scrolls of torment]]		*[[Scrolls of torment]]

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History

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	==History==		==History==
	*Prior to [[0.31]], distortion weapons and the macabre finger necklace weren't evil.		*Prior to [[0.31]], distortion weapons and the macabre finger necklace weren't evil.
	*In [[0.29]] and [[0.30]], Amulet of Vitality was considered evil.		*In [[0.29]] and [[0.30]], [[Amulet of Vitality]] was considered evil.
	*Prior to [[0.26]], [[cannibalism]] was possible, and was considered evil.		*Prior to [[0.26]], [[cannibalism]] was possible, and was considered evil.
	*Prior to [[0.20]], monsters with evil magic/abilities took 100% from [[holy]] damage (other non-evil creatures took 50%). Players worshipping an evil god also took this extra damage.		*Prior to [[0.20]], monsters with evil magic/abilities took 100% from [[holy]] damage (other non-evil creatures took 50%). Players worshipping an evil god also took this extra damage.

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	==History==		==History==
			*Prior to [[0.31]], distortion weapons and the macabre finger necklace weren't evil.
			*In [[0.29]] and [[0.30]], Amulet of Vitality was considered evil.
	*Prior to [[0.26]], [[cannibalism]] was possible, and was considered evil.		*Prior to [[0.26]], [[cannibalism]] was possible, and was considered evil.
	*Prior to [[0.20]], monsters with evil magic/abilities took 100% from [[holy]] damage (other non-evil creatures took 50%). Players worshipping an evil god also took this extra damage.		*Prior to [[0.20]], monsters with evil magic/abilities took 100% from [[holy]] damage (other non-evil creatures took 50%). Players worshipping an evil god also took this extra damage.

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	*Harming or killing non-hostile creatures, especially [[holy]] beings.		*Harming or killing non-hostile creatures, especially [[holy]] beings.
	*Intentionally harming your allies.		*Intentionally harming your allies.
	**Using [[Inner Flame]] or a [[scroll of immolation]] on an ally does count as harming it. ~~However,~~ [[Summon Blazeheart Golem]]'s explosion ~~doesn~~'~~t count~~.		**Using [[Inner Flame]] or a [[scroll of immolation]] on an ally does count as harming it. Note that [[Summon Blazeheart Golem]]'s explosion will also trigger your god's wrath if it harms allies.
	*Using evil or unholy items (see below).		*Using evil or unholy items (see below).

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	'''Evil''' (also "unholy") is a label used to describe immoral deeds, objects, forces, or beings. Evil is usually contrasted with [[good]], which describes things that are beneficial and actively make the world a better place. In ''Crawl'', there are many sources of evil.		'''Evil''' (also "unholy") is a label used to describe immoral deeds, objects, forces, or beings. Evil is usually contrasted with [[good]], which describes things that are beneficial and actively make the world a better place. In ''Crawl'', there are many sources of evil.

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	*[[Mummies]]		*[[Mummies]]
	*[[Vampire]]s		*[[Vampire]]s
	*Any player under [[~~lich form~~]] (worshippers of good gods are instantly excommunicated)		*Any player under [[Death Form]] (worshippers of good gods are instantly excommunicated)

	Evil beings are weak to [[holy]] damage and [[holy wrath]]. Players of an evil species cannot worship [[good god]]s or wield holy wrath weapons. Note that playing an evil species does not mean you automatically ''have'' to traffic in evil (perform evil deeds, worship an evil god, etc).		Evil beings are weak to [[holy]] damage and [[holy wrath]]. Players of an evil species cannot worship [[good god]]s or wield holy wrath weapons. Note that playing an evil species does not mean you automatically ''have'' to traffic in evil (perform evil deeds, worship an evil god, etc).
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	*[[Necromancy]] magic in any form.		*[[Necromancy]] magic in any form.
	*Casting certain other "[[List of spells by flag#Unholy\|unholy]]" spells: [[Call Imp]], [[Malign Gateway]], and [[Summon Horrible Things]].		*Casting certain other "[[List of spells by flag#Unholy\|unholy]]" spells: [[Call Imp]], [[Sculpt Simulacrum]], [[Malign Gateway]], and [[Summon Horrible Things]].
	*Harming or killing non-hostile creatures, especially [[holy]] beings~~. This counts even if an ally does it~~.		*Harming or killing non-hostile creatures, especially [[holy]] beings.
	*Intentionally harming your allies.		*Intentionally harming your allies.
	**~~Although good gods will punish you for harming allies with an~~ [[Inner Flame]] ~~explosion~~, [[Summon ~~Guardian Golem\|Guardian~~ Golem]] ~~explosions do not~~ count.		**Using [[Inner Flame]] or a [[scroll of immolation]] on an ally does count as harming it. However, [[Summon Blazeheart Golem]]'s explosion doesn't count.
	*Using evil or unholy items (see below).		*Using evil or unholy items (see below).

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	These dreaded items are related to demons, necromancy, or other sorts of evil acts. Good gods find the use of such items to be offensive and will punish followers for intentionally using them.		These dreaded items are related to demons, necromancy, or other sorts of evil acts. Good gods find the use of such items to be offensive and will punish followers for intentionally using them.

	*Weapons with [[pain]], [[reaping]], [[draining]], or [[vampiricism]] ~~brand~~.		*Weapons with [[pain]], [[reaping]], [[draining]], [[distortion]], or [[vampiricism]] brands.
	*Demonic weaponry ([[demon blade]]s, [[demon trident\|tridents]], and [[demon whip\|whips]]). The Shining One's one-time blessing can convert these to holy, non-evil equivalents.		*Demonic weaponry ([[demon blade]]s, [[demon trident\|tridents]], and [[demon whip\|whips]]). The Shining One's one-time blessing can convert these to holy, non-evil equivalents.
	*[[Scrolls of torment]]		*[[Scrolls of torment]]
	*[[Staff of death]]		*[[Staff of death]]
	*Certain [[unrand]]s:		*Certain [[unrand]]s:
	**[[Amulet of Vitality]]
	**[[Black Knight's barding]]		**[[Black Knight's barding]]
	**[[Damnation_(unrand)\|arbalest "Damnation"]]		**[[Damnation_(unrand)\|arbalest "Damnation"]]
			**[[Macabre finger necklace]]
	**[[Obsidian axe]]		**[[Obsidian axe]]
	**[[Orb of Dispater]]		**[[Orb of Dispater]]
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	*[[Chaotic]] effects may roll an evil effect; you are punished if (and only if) one happens.		*[[Chaotic]] effects may roll an evil effect; you are punished if (and only if) one happens.
	**Weapons with the [[chaos]] brand		**Weapons with the [[chaos]] brand
	**[[Piece from Xom's chessboard]]

	==Evil gods==		==Evil gods==

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	==History==		==History==
	*Prior to [[0.26]], [[cannibalism]] was possible, and was considered evil.		*Prior to [[0.26]], [[cannibalism]] was possible, and was considered evil.
			*Prior to [[0.20]], monsters with evil magic/abilities took 100% from [[holy]] damage (other non-evil creatures took 50%). Players worshipping an evil god also took this extra damage.
	*Prior to [[0.19]], the [[amulet of harm]] was considered evil.		*Prior to [[0.19]], the [[amulet of harm]] was considered evil.

Evil - Revision history

Patrick2011b at 04:38, 20 April 2026

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imported>Cacophonie: /* Evil items */ Linked to Pain (brand) specifically

imported>Cacophonie: /* Evil items */ Linked to Pain (brand) specifically

imported>Cacophonie: /* Evil items */ Linked to Pain (brand) specifically

imported>Ge0ff: /* History */

imported>Ge0ff: /* History */ it might be worth having all evilness-related history notes on one page

imported>Ge0ff: due to a bug, you *will be* placed under penance for the explosion

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