Just to make sure you know, you can throw armor at that well to ID it. You don't have to put it on. Works with anything. Weapons, armor, scrolls, wands, rings. Even potions just harmlessly bounce.
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Wait, so can you do this with multiple items? Or you only get to throw one item into it?
It's also useful to know that the well will identify the cursed/non-cursed status of all equipment you're carrying. Non-cursed equipment will get a blue background.
Just the one.
But I think that if you have multiple equipped unidentified items and you jump into the well, you get all of them identified.
Agree. I have a second question, why does plate armor at +2 still require 17 strength instead of 16? What if I upgraded again, would it still be 17?
the strength requirement goes down by one for +1, by two for +3, and by 3 for +6. this is the case for all weapons and armor
Huh, thank you for that..
Equippong/unequipping armor takes 2 turns, so completely swapping from one set to another takes 4 in total. However, this is currently affected by hero speed, so wearing excessively heavy armor would result in this taking longer than 4 turns. I agree this is a bit of a trap that isn't explained anywhere currently.
Good and important question. Also weapons, rings, artifacts etc, and how many turns does it take to eat something without skill point investment? I have avoided needing to answer this so far by just being prudishly fastidious about changing in private, but yeah knowing exactly how long it would take would allow for better planning in rare edge cases where that doesn't work.
Heck, just a turn counter would allow me to figure it out myself. As it is, I have no idea how long anything takes.
Another question - if you take damage while changing armor is damage taken like you are not wearing any armor at all?