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Original Message: Perception, Wizard Eye's "places of interest"
"Perception helps to obtain minor treasure on the maps. There was some confusion about whether it had any effect on uniques from monster looting. I've done detailed research on that question a long time ago, and did notice that a lower Luck and Perception had a minor influence on looting. There's detailed research on my silly site." Guess GM Perception is somewhat overrated then, since you can find the secret doors without it and the stuff lying around on the outdoor maps isn't great, especially later in the game. Thanks, I'll check out your site. Speaking of stuff lying around, what exactly is master level Wizard Eye supposed to show? "Places of interest". I don't notice any difference, it shows friendly, hostile and dead creatures and treasure, just as it did on expert.

Original Message: Perception, Wizard Eye's "places of interest"

"Perception helps to obtain minor treasure on the maps. There was some confusion about whether it had any effect on uniques from monster looting. I've done detailed research on that question a long time ago, and did notice that a lower Luck and Perception had a minor influence on looting. There's detailed research on my silly site."

Guess GM Perception is somewhat overrated then, since you can find the secret doors without it and the stuff lying around on the outdoor maps isn't great, especially later in the game. Thanks, I'll check out your site.

Speaking of stuff lying around, what exactly is master level Wizard Eye supposed to show? "Places of interest". I don't notice any difference, it shows friendly, hostile and dead creatures and treasure, just as it did on expert.

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