specifies the cooldown before an item may be applied again; if a copy of an item is applied manually (not via periodic activation), all effects on a single copy of the item are disabled until the copy recharges for the given time expressed in game turns; all copies recharge concurrently

bonus to a skill; in content, avoid boosting skills such as SkApply via permanent equipment, to avoid micromanagement through swapping items among party members before each skill use

item feature

extra label of the item; it's not pluralized

parameters modifying a throw

until identified, presents as this unique kind

AI and UI flag that leaks item intended use

if level-scaled dice roll > 50, pick the former aspects, otherwise the latter

burn with this damage

explode producing this group of blasts

modify HP of the actor by this amount

modify Calm of the actor by this amount

change actor's allegiance

make actor susceptible to domination

put actor to sleep, also calming him

make the actor yell/yawn, waking him and others up

summon the given number of actors of this group

ascend to another level of the dungeon

escape from the dungeon

paralyze for this many game clips

paralyze for this many game clips due to water

give actor this many extra tenths of actor move

teleport actor across rougly this distance

create an item of the group and insert into the store with the given random timer; it cardinality not specified, roll it

destroy some items of the group from the store; see below about Ints

ConsumeItems toUse toDestroy uses items matching toUse (destroys non-durable, without invoking OnSmash effects; applies normal effects of durable, without destroying them; the same behaviour as when transforming terrain using items) and destroys items matching toDestroy, invoking no effects, regardless of durability; the items are taken from CGround (but not from CEqp), preferring non-durable (since durable can harm when used and may be more vauable when destroyed); if not all required items are present, no item are destroyed; if an item belongs to many groups in the sum of toUse and toDestroy, it counts for all (otherwise, some orders of destroying would succeed, while others would not); even if item durable, as many copies are needed as specified, not just one applied many times; items are first destroyed and then, if any copies left, applied

make the actor drop items of the given group from the given store; the first integer says how many item kinds to drop, the second, how many copies of each kind to drop; for non-organs, beware of not dropping all kinds, or cluttering store with rubbish becomes beneficial

reduce the cooldown period of this number of discharged items in the victim's equipment and organs by this dice of game clips; if the result is negative, set to 0, instantly recharging the item; starts with weapons with highest raw damage in equipment, then among organs, then non-weapons in equipment and among organs; beware of exploiting for healing periodic items

increase the cooldown period of this number of fully recharged items in the victim's equipment and organs by this dice of game clips; starts with weapons with highest raw damage in equipment, then among organs, then non-weapons in equipment and among organs; beware of exploiting for hunger inducing and similar organs

get a suitable (i.e., numerous enough) non-unique common item stack on the floor and polymorph it to a stack of random common items, with current depth coefficient

get a suitable (i.e., with any random aspects) single item (even unique) on the floor and change the random bonuses of the items randomly, with maximal depth coefficient

exactly duplicate a single non-unique, non-valuable item on the floor

find a suitable (i.e., not identified) item, starting from the floor, and identify it

detect something on the map in the given radius

send an actor flying (push or pull, depending)

push an actor

pull an actor

remove all smell on the level

try to trigger a single random effect of the list

trigger, with equal probability, one of the effects that don't end with UseDud

trigger the effect when item smashed (not when applied nor meleed)

trigger the effect only when the actor explicitly desires to combine items or otherwise subtly tinker with an item or a tile, e.g., craft items from other items in a workshop; in particular, don't trigger the effects when entering a tile; trigger exclusively the effects when activating walkable terrain

apply the effect to the user, not the victim

nothing happens, UseDud, no description

only fire second effect if first activated

only fire second effect if first not activated

fire all effects in order; always suceed

if condition not met, fail without a message; better avoided, since AI can't value it well

if condition met, fail without a message; better avoided, since AI can't value it well

conditional effect; better avoided, since AI can't value it well

a sentence with the actor causing the effect as subject, the given texts as the verb and the ending of the sentence (that may be ignored when the message is cited, e.g., as heard by someone) that is emitted when an activation causes an item to expire; no spam is emitted if a projectile; the ending is appended without a space in-between

as VerbNoLonger but that is emitted whenever the item is activated;

as VerbMsg, but a failed effect (returns UseId)