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{{flavour|A phosphorescent cloak, woven of pure light beams. The ripples of its folds as the wearer leaps and swerves in combat may dazzle those who gaze on it.}}
{{flavour|A phosphorescent cloak, woven of pure light beams. The ripples of its folds as the wearer leaps and swerves in combat may dazzle those who gaze on it.}}
[[File:Urand starlight.png]] '''''the +1 cloak of Starlight'''''
[[File:Cloak of starlight.png]] '''''the +1 cloak of Starlight'''''


+1 [[cloak]]<br>
+1 [[cloak]]<br>

Revision as of 20:27, 23 October 2024

Version 0.31: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
A phosphorescent cloak, woven of pure light beams. The ripples of its folds as the wearer leaps and swerves in combat may dazzle those who gaze on it.

the +1 cloak of Starlight

+1 cloak
can Dazzle attackers (20% when dodging an attack)
+4 EV
Stealth--

Desirability

The cloak of Starlight[1] is usually a very competitive piece of equipment. As a +1 cloak with +4 EV, it will be better than a mundane cloak. The *Dazzle effect comes in handy fairly often, especially for evasive characters.

The stealth hit is generally not too painful; usually you either have enough stealth that it doesn't matter, or you aren't using stealth at all. Stabbers might disagree when attempting to take out a sleeping unique, but in other cases the cloak provides a lot of opportunities for low-tier stabs.

History

  • In 0.26, the cloak got the *Dazzle property and lost rElec and rC+.
  • Prior to 0.19, the cloak had a +2 enchantment.
  • Prior to 0.17, the cloak had a +0 enchantment and lesser stealth penalty (Stlth-).
  • Prior to 0.15, stealth penalty was -30.

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