矮人尸体
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应该是没毒的吧...
你一定是吃了过期的,C体一定要新鲜,放久了就别,通常都是杀完马上吃,吃撑了可以不杀的就先不杀。如果sick了,用兽角或pray 或 non-cursed potion of extra healing 或 full healing 或 a blessed potion of healing 或 (除了 chaotic) a potion of holy water,spell of cure sickness 或 non-cursed eucalyptus leaf 或 The Staff of Aesculapius。
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When you yourself eat a corpse, the effect of age is more complex, as the corpse progresses through several degrees of rottenness. The corpse--except lizard and lichen corpses--gains one degree of rottenness every 10 to 29 turns of age, with a +2 bonus for being cursed or -2 for being blessed.[6] Any corpse except an acid blob that reaches a rottenness of 6 is considered "tainted" and will give you fatal food poisoning, besides conferring no nutrition.[7] Otherwise, if the rottenness is at least 4 ("old"), there is a 20% chance that you "feel sick" and lose 1d8 HP. In the absence of other negative effects, unless the corpse is a lizard or lichen, there is still a 1/7 chance of a corpse turning out to be rotten, in the same sense as non-corpse comestibles, with the associated consequences.[8] Otherwise, you receive the full benefit of eating a fresh corpse.
All unrevived corpses except lizards and lichens eventually disintegrate, quietly disappearing from the game. This happens at an age of approximately 250 turns, with some random variation.[9][edit]