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Alpha:WEYTWUT

2011-01-19T02:21:17Z

Glitchiness: /* Mystera Annur */ Yep, same as every other Glyph.

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|title=WEYTWUT
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|notes=May potentially pay for its own casting cost if user is teleported to an unexplored portion of the map.
|}}
WEYTWUT ("Wait, What?") is one of the Glyphs you can find in a game of Desktop Dungeons. When used, this Glyph teleports the character to a random tile in the dungeon. This Glyph may spawn randomly in any dungeon and does not need to be unlocked.
==Usage==
WEYTWUT is cast by clicking on it. The character will be immediately teleported to a random space in the dungeon that is unoccupied by a monster.

Each use of WEYTWUT costs 6 Mana, except for the Wizard for whom it costs only 5 Mana, and the Berserker for whom it costs 8.

==Effect==
When WEYTWUT is used, the game first randomly chooses one empty tile from anywhere in the dungeon. It then teleports the character to that tile.

Any empty tile may be randomly selected as the target of the teleport. "Empty" here means any tile your hero can freely move through. This excludes wall tiles, or tiles containing monsters or plants, but including Altars, Shops, or tiles containing Glyphs or blood-stains, etc. Note that this includes unexplored tiles! The character might even be teleported into a part of the dungeon you cannot currently reach (for example, a rear blocked on all sides by other monsters). As long as the target tile itself is empty, it is a valid choice for the spell.

Rarely, the game might teleport the character to the same tile it is already standing on. This is still considered a fully-successful use of the Glyph, and so will cost you Mana and trigger relevant effects as normal. ''Verification needed''

==Availability==
WEYTWUT is unlocked from the moment you create a new Profile. It has a certain chance to appear in each dungeon you play, supposedly the same chance as any other unlocked Glyph (though this has yet to be proven conclusively).

==General Strategy==
The uses of WEYTWUT are limited. The best use is if the character is trapped in a part of the dungeon by monsters it cannot yet defeat, and other Glyph like [[PISORF]] and [[ENDISWAL]] are unavailable, or prohibited (for example, a worshipper of [[The_Earthmother|The Earthmother]] would not wish to use ENDISWAL). Use of the WEYTWUT Glyph has the potential to place you beyond these monsters so you may explore more of the dungeon, though it has the potential also to place you within the same confined area.

The best use is to gain Piety from Tikki Tooki or Jehora Jeheyu ([[WEYTWUT#WEYTWUT_and_the_Gods|see below]]).

==Spell Combos==
Due to its highly-specialized usefulness, there is no benefit to pairing WEYTWUT with any other spell. If you wish to keep WEYTWUT at all, it's usually just an extra ability you store for emergencies, if they arise, regardless of what other Glyphs you may or may not have.

==WEYTWUT and the Gods==

Several Gods in the game have various opinions about the use of WEYTWUT - they may favour it or reject it, depending on their own particular creeds.

===Tikki Tooki===

The Trickster God appreciates mobility in his subjects, and considers WEYTWUT as a means to that end. As such, he will reward you +10 Piety point for each use of the WEYTWUT Glyph. You can build Piety quite quickly this way.

===Taurog===

As with any other Glyph, [[Taurog]] will penalize you -5 Piety points every time you use WEYTWUT.

===Binlor Ironshield===

[[Binlor]] is also averse to the use of spells, and will inflict a penalty of -1 Piety point per each use of WEYTWUT, as with all other Glyphs (except [[ENDISWAL]]).

===Mystera Annur===

[[Mystera Annur]], being the patron of magic, will give +1 Piety point for using WEYTWUT, as with every other Glyph, unless the Faith boon is activated, in which case she will give +2 Piety.

===Jehora Jeheyu===

[[Jehora Jeheyu]] believes that random teleportation is a fine display of chaos, and as such will reward you +5 Piety points for every successful cast of WEYTWUT.

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Alpha:WEYTWUT

2011-01-19T01:22:00Z

Glitchiness: /* Jehora Jeyehu */ God (Or Jehora, I guess), I'm stupid today. Sorry.

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WEYTWUT ("Wait, What?") is one of the Glyphs you can find in a game of Desktop Dungeons. When used, this Glyph teleports the character to a random tile in the dungeon. This Glyph may spawn randomly in any dungeon and does not need to be unlocked.
==Usage==
WEYTWUT is cast by clicking on it. The character will be immediately teleported to a random space in the dungeon that is unoccupied by a monster.

Each use of WEYTWUT costs 6 Mana, except for the Wizard for whom it costs only 5 Mana, and the Berserker for whom it costs 8.

==Effect==
When WEYTWUT is used, the game first randomly chooses one empty tile from anywhere in the dungeon. It then teleports the character to that tile.

Any empty tile may be randomly selected as the target of the teleport. "Empty" here means any tile your hero can freely move through. This excludes wall tiles, or tiles containing monsters or plants, but including Altars, Shops, or tiles containing Glyphs or blood-stains, etc. Note that this includes unexplored tiles! The character might even be teleported into a part of the dungeon you cannot currently reach (for example, a rear blocked on all sides by other monsters). As long as the target tile itself is empty, it is a valid choice for the spell.

Rarely, the game might teleport the character to the same tile it is already standing on. This is still considered a fully-successful use of the Glyph, and so will cost you Mana and trigger relevant effects as normal. ''Verification needed''

==Availability==
WEYTWUT is unlocked from the moment you create a new Profile. It has a certain chance to appear in each dungeon you play, supposedly the same chance as any other unlocked Glyph (though this has yet to be proven conclusively).

==General Strategy==
The uses of WEYTWUT are limited. The best use is if the character is trapped in a part of the dungeon by monsters it cannot yet defeat, and other Glyph like [[PISORF]] and [[ENDISWAL]] are unavailable, or prohibited (for example, a worshipper of [[The_Earthmother|The Earthmother]] would not wish to use ENDISWAL). Use of the WEYTWUT Glyph has the potential to place you beyond these monsters so you may explore more of the dungeon, though it has the potential also to place you within the same confined area.

The best use is to gain Piety from Tikki Tooki or Jehora Jeheyu ([[WEYTWUT#WEYTWUT_and_the_Gods|see below]]).

==Spell Combos==
Due to its highly-specialized usefulness, there is no benefit to pairing WEYTWUT with any other spell. If you wish to keep WEYTWUT at all, it's usually just an extra ability you store for emergencies, if they arise, regardless of what other Glyphs you may or may not have.

==WEYTWUT and the Gods==

Several Gods in the game have various opinions about the use of WEYTWUT - they may favour it or reject it, depending on their own particular creeds.

===Tikki Tooki===

The Trickster God appreciates mobility in his subjects, and considers WEYTWUT as a means to that end. As such, he will reward you +10 Piety point for each use of the WEYTWUT Glyph. You can build Piety quite quickly this way.

===Taurog===

As with any other Glyph, [[Taurog]] will penalize you -5 Piety points every time you use WEYTWUT.

===Binlor Ironshield===

[[Binlor]] is also averse to the use of spells, and will inflict a penalty of -1 Piety point per each use of WEYTWUT, as with all other Glyphs (except [[ENDISWAL]]).

===Mystera Annur===

''Research needed''

===Jehora Jeheyu===

[[Jehora Jeheyu]] believes that random teleportation is a fine display of chaos, and as such will reward you +5 Piety points for every successful cast of WEYTWUT.

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Alpha:WEYTWUT

2011-01-19T01:17:21Z

Glitchiness: /* Jehora Jeyehu */ My mistake. Unless my version is outdated...?

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WEYTWUT ("Wait, What?") is one of the Glyphs you can find in a game of Desktop Dungeons. When used, this Glyph teleports the character to a random tile in the dungeon. This Glyph may spawn randomly in any dungeon and does not need to be unlocked.
==Usage==
WEYTWUT is cast by clicking on it. The character will be immediately teleported to a random space in the dungeon that is unoccupied by a monster.

Each use of WEYTWUT costs 6 Mana, except for the Wizard for whom it costs only 5 Mana, and the Berserker for whom it costs 8.

==Effect==
When WEYTWUT is used, the game first randomly chooses one empty tile from anywhere in the dungeon. It then teleports the character to that tile.

Any empty tile may be randomly selected as the target of the teleport. "Empty" here means any tile your hero can freely move through. This excludes wall tiles, or tiles containing monsters or plants, but including Altars, Shops, or tiles containing Glyphs or blood-stains, etc. Note that this includes unexplored tiles! The character might even be teleported into a part of the dungeon you cannot currently reach (for example, a rear blocked on all sides by other monsters). As long as the target tile itself is empty, it is a valid choice for the spell.

Rarely, the game might teleport the character to the same tile it is already standing on. This is still considered a fully-successful use of the Glyph, and so will cost you Mana and trigger relevant effects as normal. ''Verification needed''

==Availability==
WEYTWUT is unlocked from the moment you create a new Profile. It has a certain chance to appear in each dungeon you play, supposedly the same chance as any other unlocked Glyph (though this has yet to be proven conclusively).

==General Strategy==
The uses of WEYTWUT are limited. The best use is if the character is trapped in a part of the dungeon by monsters it cannot yet defeat, and other Glyph like [[PISORF]] and [[ENDISWAL]] are unavailable, or prohibited (for example, a worshipper of [[The_Earthmother|The Earthmother]] would not wish to use ENDISWAL). Use of the WEYTWUT Glyph has the potential to place you beyond these monsters so you may explore more of the dungeon, though it has the potential also to place you within the same confined area.

The best use is to gain Piety from Tikki Tooki or Jehora Jeheyu ([[WEYTWUT#WEYTWUT_and_the_Gods|see below]]).

==Spell Combos==
Due to its highly-specialized usefulness, there is no benefit to pairing WEYTWUT with any other spell. If you wish to keep WEYTWUT at all, it's usually just an extra ability you store for emergencies, if they arise, regardless of what other Glyphs you may or may not have.

==WEYTWUT and the Gods==

Several Gods in the game have various opinions about the use of WEYTWUT - they may favour it or reject it, depending on their own particular creeds.

===Tikki Tooki===

The Trickster God appreciates mobility in his subjects, and considers WEYTWUT as a means to that end. As such, he will reward you +10 Piety point for each use of the WEYTWUT Glyph. You can build Piety quite quickly this way.

===Taurog===

As with any other Glyph, [[Taurog]] will penalize you -5 Piety points every time you use WEYTWUT.

===Binlor Ironshield===

[[Binlor]] is also averse to the use of spells, and will inflict a penalty of -1 Piety point per each use of WEYTWUT, as with all other Glyphs (except [[ENDISWAL]]).

===Mystera Annur===

''Research needed''

===Jehora Jeyehu===

[[Jehora Jeheyu]] believes that random teleportation is a fine display of chaos, and as such will reward you +5 Piety points for every successful cast of WEYTWUT.

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Alpha:WEYTWUT

2011-01-18T22:25:24Z

Glitchiness: Mystera Annur probably provides the same amount of Piety as for every spell, but I'll check.

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|}}
WEYTWUT ("Wait, What?") is one of the Glyphs you can find in a game of Desktop Dungeons. When used, this Glyph teleports the character to a random tile in the dungeon. This Glyph may spawn randomly in any dungeon and does not need to be unlocked.
==Usage==
WEYTWUT is cast by clicking on it. The character will be immediately teleported to a random space in the dungeon that is unoccupied by a monster.

Each use of WEYTWUT costs 6 Mana, except for the Wizard for whom it costs only 5 Mana, and the Berserker for whom it costs 8.

==Effect==
When WEYTWUT is used, the game first randomly chooses one empty tile from anywhere in the dungeon. It then teleports the character to that tile.

Any empty tile may be randomly selected as the target of the teleport. "Empty" here means any tile your hero can freely move through. This excludes wall tiles, or tiles containing monsters or plants, but including Altars, Shops, or tiles containing Glyphs or blood-stains, etc. Note that this includes unexplored tiles! The character might even be teleported into a part of the dungeon you cannot currently reach (for example, a rear blocked on all sides by other monsters). As long as the target tile itself is empty, it is a valid choice for the spell.

Rarely, the game might teleport the character to the same tile it is already standing on. This is still considered a fully-successful use of the Glyph, and so will cost you Mana and trigger relevant effects as normal. ''Verification needed''

==Availability==
WEYTWUT is unlocked from the moment you create a new Profile. It has a certain chance to appear in each dungeon you play, supposedly the same chance as any other unlocked Glyph (though this has yet to be proven conclusively).

==General Strategy==
The uses of WEYTWUT are limited. The best use is if the character is trapped in a part of the dungeon by monsters it cannot yet defeat, and other Glyph like [[PISORF]] and [[ENDISWAL]] are unavailable, or prohibited (for example, a worshipper of [[The_Earthmother|The Earthmother]] would not wish to use ENDISWAL). Use of the WEYTWUT Glyph has the potential to place you beyond these monsters so you may explore more of the dungeon, though it has the potential also to place you within the same confined area.

The best use is to gain Piety from Tikki Tooki or Jehora Jeheyu ([[WEYTWUT#WEYTWUT_and_the_Gods|see below]]).

==Spell Combos==
Due to its highly-specialized usefulness, there is no benefit to pairing WEYTWUT with any other spell. If you wish to keep WEYTWUT at all, it's usually just an extra ability you store for emergencies, if they arise, regardless of what other Glyphs you may or may not have.

==WEYTWUT and the Gods==

Several Gods in the game have various opinions about the use of WEYTWUT - they may favour it or reject it, depending on their own particular creeds.

===Tikki Tooki===

The Trickster God appreciates mobility in his subjects, and considers WEYTWUT as a means to that end. As such, he will reward you +10 Piety point for each use of the WEYTWUT Glyph. You can build Piety quite quickly this way.

===Taurog===

As with any other Glyph, [[Taurog]] will penalize you -5 Piety points every time you use WEYTWUT.

===Binlor Ironshield===

[[Binlor]] is also averse to the use of spells, and will inflict a penalty of -1 Piety point per each use of WEYTWUT, as with all other Glyphs (except [[ENDISWAL]]).

===Mystera Annur===

''Research needed''

===Jehora Jeyehu===

[[Jehora Jeheyu]] believes that random teleportation is a fine display of chaos, and as such will reward you +4 Piety points for every successful cast of WEYTWUT.

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Alpha:Mystera Annur

2011-01-17T02:12:57Z

Glitchiness: Welp. More testing! On spending 9 Mana, both level 1 and level 2, I got the same amount of Piety.

Mystera Annur, Patron of the Arcane, is one of the gods available for worshipping in Desktop Dungeon. Mystera may be worshipped by locating her altar in a dungeon (if it appears).

==Initial Worship==

If an altar of Mystera Annur is found in the dungeon, and the hero is not yet worshipping any other god, it is possible to pray to Mystera.

===Immediate effect===

When first worshipping Mystera Annur, several effects occur:
* '''Attack Strength''' is permanently set to 1.
** This sets your melee attack to 1 point. You will never do any more than 1 point of damage to monsters when performing Melee attacks.
** Your Attack Strength will never increase above 1, regardless of what items or bonuses you manage to collect; this effect persists if you renounce Mystera Annur.
* Mystera Annur will award you a number of '''Piety''' points based on the number of Mana point you've spent so far in the current dungeon.
** The number of points awarded is based on Mana spent so far. If no spells were cast before joining Mystera's religion, no Piety points are awarded as part of the joining effects.
** ''Research info required: What is the ratio between Mana spent and Piety? Also, is there a maximum limit to the number of Piety points you can get here?''

===Conversion===

Followers of Tikki Tooki may convert their religion to Mystera Annur at the cost of piety. The hero will keep any bonuses or penalties bestowed upon him by Tikki Tooki, but will not trigger Mystera Annur's immediate effects as described above. You may convert by visiting Mystera's altar and asking to convert:

* Conversion from '''[[Tikki Tooki]]''' costs 60 piety.

It also is possible to convert your religion from Mystera Annur to The Pactmaker, by locating his altar and asking for it. Your hero will keep any bonuses or penalties bestowed by Mystera Annur.

* Conversion to '''[[The Pactmaker]]''' costs 30 piety.

==Religion==

Mystera Annur is the goddess of the Arcane, and the most ardent supporter of magic. She does not look favorably on physical combat, waste of magic, or the destruction of magical creatures.

The following actions will only change your Piety while worshipping Mystera Annur. If you have not yet converted to Mystera, or have renounced your religion, you may perform these actions without triggering the listed effects.

===Gaining Piety===

Mystera Annur will increase your Piety for performing the following actions:

* '''Use any Glyph''': +1 Piety.
** The use of ''any'' Glyph, regardless of its type, Mana Cost or circumstance, will earn you one point of Piety from Mystera Annur.
** The BLUDTUPOWA Glyph does not trigger this effect when activated or deactivated.
** Glyphs whose activation fails (as long as you have sufficient mana to use them) will still trigger this effect, despite the "failure" not costing you any mana! Most prominently, casting IMAWAL on a Boss monster is illegal, and so will fail in this manner. As a result, it can be cast infinitely on a Boss for no Mana Cost, no effect, and a piety gain of +1 per use. See more on this below in the Strategy section.

===Losing Piety===

Mystera Annur will decrease your Piety for performing the following actions:

* '''Convert a Glyph''': -10 Piety.
** Converting any Glyph while Mystera Annur is worshipped will cause an instant decrease of 10 Piety points.
** For this reason, any unwanted Glyphs should be converted BEFORE joining Mystera's religion. Glyphs converted before joining do not incur this penalty.
* '''Finish off a monster with a Physical Melee attack''': -1 Piety.
** If the last hit to kill a monster came from your hero's Physical attack, Mystera Annur will reduce your Piety by 1 point.
** This effect only triggers on the last hit that kills a monster, and will only trigger if your hero is using Physical attacks. BURNDAYRAZ is considered a Magical attack, and so it is possible to hurt the monster physically and then finish it off with a fireball without triggering this effect.
** Extra damage caused by Mana Shield counts as a Magical attack. Therefore, if your Melee attack dropped the enemy to a low enough level but the Mana Shield damage is what finishes the monster off, this effect is not triggered.
** If your Melee attacks are magical (through the effect of an item or [[Half-dragon]]), this effect is still triggered.
* '''Finish off a monster that uses Magical attacks with a Physical Melee attack''': -4 Piety.
** If the last hit to kill a monster came from your hero's Physical attack, and the monster possesses the ability of Magical attacks on its own (see [[Dragonspawn]], [[Warlock]] and others), Mystera Annur will reduce your piety by 4 points.
** This effect is ''cumulative'' with the -1 piety loss caused by killing monsters with Physical attacks (see above). Therefore, killing a Magical creature in this way will lose you a total of 5 points: 1 for killing the monster, and 4 for killing a Magical monster.
** This effect only triggers on the last hit that kills a monster, and will only trigger if your hero is using Physical attacks. BURNDAYRAZ is considered a Magical attack, and so it is possible to hurt the monster physically and then finish it off with a fireball without triggering this effect.
** Extra damage caused by Mana Shield counts as a Magical attack. Therefore, if your Melee attack dropped the enemy to a low enough level but the Mana Shield damage is what finishes the monster off, this effect is not triggered.
** If your Melee attacks are magical (through the effect of an item or [[Half-dragon]]), this effect is still triggered.

===Retribution===

If you commit a travesty against Mystera Annur that will cause your Piety to drop below 0, Mystera will curse you by lowering the effectiveness of all your Glyphs.

''Research info required: Does this only affect the damage inflicted by BURNDAYRAZ? What about Glyphs that give a constant, on/off effect like CYDSTEPP?''

==Boons==

Mystera Annur has 5 boons to offer to her worshipers at the cost of Piety.

===Magic===
* Increase your Maximum Mana by 15 points.
* '''Costs 20 Piety.'''
** On acquiring this boon, Mystera Annur will increase your Maximum Mana by 15 points.
** The extra 15 points are not filled immediately. You will need to find a way to replenish those points yourself (such as exploration or a Mana Potion).
===Faith===
* Using Glyphs will earn you +2 piety instead of +1.
* '''Costs 20 Piety.'''
** After this boon has been acquired, and as long as you keep worshiping Mystera Annur, each use of a Glyph as explained above in the section "Gaining Piety" will earn you +2 Piety points instead of +1 as normal. There are no other effects to this boon.
===Flames===
* The damage inflicted by BURNDAYRAZ is increased by 25%.
* '''Costs 50 Piety.'''
** Once this boon has been acquired, each casting of BURNDAYRAZ will inflict 25% more damage on the targeted monster than before.
** This effect is cumulative: if you have already acquired an increase to the power of BURNDAYRAZ (through Items or any other means), the effects will add up. For instance, if your fireballs already cause 50% more damage than normal before acquiring this boon, they will cause 75% more than normal with this boon.
** The Mana Cost of using BURNDAYRAZ does not change as a result of this effect.
===Weakening===
* All monsters lose their entire Magical Resistance, if they had any.
* '''Costs 100 Piety.'''
** On acquiring this boon, all monsters in the dungeon that have any Magical Resistance will lose their Magical Resistance entirely.
** This means that spells and Magical attacks (including BURNDAYRAZ, Mana Shield, and Magical Melee attacks) will cause normal damage to these monsters instead of the previously reduced amount.

==Strategy==

==Specific Races==

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[[Category:Gods]]

Alpha:Mystera Annur

2011-01-17T01:55:10Z

Glitchiness: Melee kill - tested with half-dragon. Effect probably the same using item. Converted to Pactmaker, and attack stayed at 1 on leveling. Used APHEELSIK and ENDISWAL separate times; more piety with END.

Mystera Annur, Patron of the Arcane, is one of the gods available for worshipping in Desktop Dungeon. Mystera may be worshipped by locating her altar in a dungeon (if it appears).

==Initial Worship==

If an altar of Mystera Annur is found in the dungeon, and the hero is not yet worshipping any other god, it is possible to pray to Mystera.

===Immediate effect===

When first worshipping Mystera Annur, several effects occur:
* '''Attack Strength''' is permanently set to 1.
** This sets your melee attack to 1 point. You will never do any more than 1 point of damage to monsters when performing Melee attacks.
** Your Attack Strength will never increase above 1, regardless of what items or bonuses you manage to collect; this effect persists if you renounce Mystera Annur.
* Mystera Annur will award you a number of '''Piety''' points based on the number of Mana point you've spent so far in the current dungeon.
** The number of points awarded is based on Mana spent so far. If no spells were cast before joining Mystera's religion, no Piety points are awarded as part of the joining effects.
** ''Research info required: What is the ratio between Mana spent and Piety? Does it depend on character level? Also, is there a maximum limit to the number of Piety points you can get here?''

===Conversion===

Followers of Tikki Tooki may convert their religion to Mystera Annur at the cost of piety. The hero will keep any bonuses or penalties bestowed upon him by Tikki Tooki, but will not trigger Mystera Annur's immediate effects as described above. You may convert by visiting Mystera's altar and asking to convert:

* Conversion from '''[[Tikki Tooki]]''' costs 60 piety.

It also is possible to convert your religion from Mystera Annur to The Pactmaker, by locating his altar and asking for it. Your hero will keep any bonuses or penalties bestowed by Mystera Annur.

* Conversion to '''[[The Pactmaker]]''' costs 30 piety.

==Religion==

Mystera Annur is the goddess of the Arcane, and the most ardent supporter of magic. She does not look favorably on physical combat, waste of magic, or the destruction of magical creatures.

The following actions will only change your Piety while worshipping Mystera Annur. If you have not yet converted to Mystera, or have renounced your religion, you may perform these actions without triggering the listed effects.

===Gaining Piety===

Mystera Annur will increase your Piety for performing the following actions:

* '''Use any Glyph''': +1 Piety.
** The use of ''any'' Glyph, regardless of its type, Mana Cost or circumstance, will earn you one point of Piety from Mystera Annur.
** The BLUDTUPOWA Glyph does not trigger this effect when activated or deactivated.
** Glyphs whose activation fails (as long as you have sufficient mana to use them) will still trigger this effect, despite the "failure" not costing you any mana! Most prominently, casting IMAWAL on a Boss monster is illegal, and so will fail in this manner. As a result, it can be cast infinitely on a Boss for no Mana Cost, no effect, and a piety gain of +1 per use. See more on this below in the Strategy section.

===Losing Piety===

Mystera Annur will decrease your Piety for performing the following actions:

* '''Convert a Glyph''': -10 Piety.
** Converting any Glyph while Mystera Annur is worshipped will cause an instant decrease of 10 Piety points.
** For this reason, any unwanted Glyphs should be converted BEFORE joining Mystera's religion. Glyphs converted before joining do not incur this penalty.
* '''Finish off a monster with a Physical Melee attack''': -1 Piety.
** If the last hit to kill a monster came from your hero's Physical attack, Mystera Annur will reduce your Piety by 1 point.
** This effect only triggers on the last hit that kills a monster, and will only trigger if your hero is using Physical attacks. BURNDAYRAZ is considered a Magical attack, and so it is possible to hurt the monster physically and then finish it off with a fireball without triggering this effect.
** Extra damage caused by Mana Shield counts as a Magical attack. Therefore, if your Melee attack dropped the enemy to a low enough level but the Mana Shield damage is what finishes the monster off, this effect is not triggered.
** If your Melee attacks are magical (through the effect of an item or [[Half-dragon]]), this effect is still triggered.
* '''Finish off a monster that uses Magical attacks with a Physical Melee attack''': -4 Piety.
** If the last hit to kill a monster came from your hero's Physical attack, and the monster possesses the ability of Magical attacks on its own (see [[Dragonspawn]], [[Warlock]] and others), Mystera Annur will reduce your piety by 4 points.
** This effect is ''cumulative'' with the -1 piety loss caused by killing monsters with Physical attacks (see above). Therefore, killing a Magical creature in this way will lose you a total of 5 points: 1 for killing the monster, and 4 for killing a Magical monster.
** This effect only triggers on the last hit that kills a monster, and will only trigger if your hero is using Physical attacks. BURNDAYRAZ is considered a Magical attack, and so it is possible to hurt the monster physically and then finish it off with a fireball without triggering this effect.
** Extra damage caused by Mana Shield counts as a Magical attack. Therefore, if your Melee attack dropped the enemy to a low enough level but the Mana Shield damage is what finishes the monster off, this effect is not triggered.
** If your Melee attacks are magical (through the effect of an item or [[Half-dragon]]), this effect is still triggered.

===Retribution===

If you commit a travesty against Mystera Annur that will cause your Piety to drop below 0, Mystera will curse you by lowering the effectiveness of all your Glyphs.

''Research info required: Does this only affect the damage inflicted by BURNDAYRAZ? What about Glyphs that give a constant, on/off effect like CYDSTEPP?''

==Boons==

Mystera Annur has 5 boons to offer to her worshipers at the cost of Piety.

===Magic===
* Increase your Maximum Mana by 15 points.
* '''Costs 20 Piety.'''
** On acquiring this boon, Mystera Annur will increase your Maximum Mana by 15 points.
** The extra 15 points are not filled immediately. You will need to find a way to replenish those points yourself (such as exploration or a Mana Potion).
===Faith===
* Using Glyphs will earn you +2 piety instead of +1.
* '''Costs 20 Piety.'''
** After this boon has been acquired, and as long as you keep worshiping Mystera Annur, each use of a Glyph as explained above in the section "Gaining Piety" will earn you +2 Piety points instead of +1 as normal. There are no other effects to this boon.
===Flames===
* The damage inflicted by BURNDAYRAZ is increased by 25%.
* '''Costs 50 Piety.'''
** Once this boon has been acquired, each casting of BURNDAYRAZ will inflict 25% more damage on the targeted monster than before.
** This effect is cumulative: if you have already acquired an increase to the power of BURNDAYRAZ (through Items or any other means), the effects will add up. For instance, if your fireballs already cause 50% more damage than normal before acquiring this boon, they will cause 75% more than normal with this boon.
** The Mana Cost of using BURNDAYRAZ does not change as a result of this effect.
===Weakening===
* All monsters lose their entire Magical Resistance, if they had any.
* '''Costs 100 Piety.'''
** On acquiring this boon, all monsters in the dungeon that have any Magical Resistance will lose their Magical Resistance entirely.
** This means that spells and Magical attacks (including BURNDAYRAZ, Mana Shield, and Magical Melee attacks) will cause normal damage to these monsters instead of the previously reduced amount.

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