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'''Stun immunity''' is a temporarily status, which allows you to ignore [[sleep]], [[paralysis]], and [[vex]]ing for a short while. | '''Stun immunity''' is a temporarily status, which allows you to ignore [[sleep]], [[paralysis]], and [[vex]]ing for a short while. | ||
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*In [[0.33]], stun immunity was introduced. In prior versions, sleep and paralysis had their own immunities after their status ends (and vex didn't exist). | |||
Latest revision as of 20:07, 18 October 2025
Version 0.33: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
Stun immunity is a temporarily status, which allows you to ignore sleep, paralysis, and vexing for a short while.
Being vexed or paralyzed gives 1-3 turns of the stun immunity, while the post-sleep immunity lasts 3-5 turns. Also, petrified players are immune to being stun, which prevents chain paralysis-petrification combos.
History
- In 0.33, stun immunity was introduced. In prior versions, sleep and paralysis had their own immunities after their status ends (and vex didn't exist).