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While having the 'Poison-free' status, [[Shiren 1 DS/Shiren (player character)]] will not lose current strength to poisons, this includes: | While having the 'Poison-free' status, [[Shiren 1 DS/Shiren (player character)]] will not lose current strength to poisons, this includes: | ||
* [[Shiren 1 DS/Poison Dart Trap|Poison Dart Traps]]. | * [[Shiren 1 DS/Poison Dart Trap|Poison Dart Traps]]. | ||
* All interactions with [[Shiren 1 | * All interactions with [[Shiren 1 DS/Herbs/Poison|Poison Herbs]], which includes eating and being thrown at [[Shiren 1 DS/Shiren (player character)|Shiren]], by [[Shiren 1 DS/Ghost Radish Family|Ghost Radish Family Monsters]]. | ||
[[File:Shiren 1 DS States Poison-free Message.png|frame]] | [[File:Shiren 1 DS States Poison-free Message.png|frame]] | ||
* Though the 3 current strength decrease from eating a [[Shiren 1 | * Though the 3 current strength decrease from eating a [[Shiren 1 DS/Riceballs/Rotten Riceball|Rotten Riceball]] is not explicitly counted as a poison, it is prevented by the 'poison-free' status and by equipping an Antidote Armband. | ||
A similar effect is provided to Shiren by equipping an [[Shiren 1 | A similar effect is provided to Shiren by equipping an [[Shiren 1 DS/Armbands/Antidote|Antidote Armband]], though this is a preventative measure, and does not provide the the 'Poison-free' status. | ||
[[File:Shiren 1 DS States Poison-free Block.png|frame|When something tries to poison Shiren.]] | [[File:Shiren 1 DS States Poison-free Block.png|frame|When something tries to poison Shiren.]] | ||
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As a beneficial status condition, the player likely wouldn't want to cure the 'Poison-free' status and therefore would avoid ways of accidentally curing the condition. These methods are listed below: | As a beneficial status condition, the player likely wouldn't want to cure the 'Poison-free' status and therefore would avoid ways of accidentally curing the condition. These methods are listed below: | ||
* Move to a different floor via the stairs or a [[Shiren 1 DS/Pitfall Trap|Pitfall Trap]]. | * Move to a different floor via the stairs or a [[Shiren 1 DS/Pitfall Trap|Pitfall Trap]]. | ||
* Transform into a [[Shiren 1/Monsters|Monster]] by consuming [[Shiren 1 | * Transform into a [[Shiren 1/Monsters|Monster]] by consuming [[Shiren 1 DS/Monster Meat|Monster Meat]] or by the magic attack of a [[Shiren 1 DS/Skull Wizard|Skull Wizard]] with a transform effect. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 22:54, 13 November 2020
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Effect on Shiren
While having the 'Poison-free' status, Shiren 1 DS/Shiren (player character) will not lose current strength to poisons, this includes:
- Poison Dart Traps.
- All interactions with Poison Herbs, which includes eating and being thrown at Shiren, by Ghost Radish Family Monsters.
- Though the 3 current strength decrease from eating a Rotten Riceball is not explicitly counted as a poison, it is prevented by the 'poison-free' status and by equipping an Antidote Armband.
A similar effect is provided to Shiren by equipping an Antidote Armband, though this is a preventative measure, and does not provide the the 'Poison-free' status.
When something tries to poison Shiren.
How to get affected
- Eat a Special Riceball to have a chance to gain the 'Poison-free' effect.
How to cure
As a beneficial status condition, the player likely wouldn't want to cure the 'Poison-free' status and therefore would avoid ways of accidentally curing the condition. These methods are listed below:
- Move to a different floor via the stairs or a Pitfall Trap.
- Transform into a Monster by consuming Monster Meat or by the magic attack of a Skull Wizard with a transform effect.
Gallery
Rotten Riceball -3 strength effect with the 'poison-free' status.