rings and things

duplicating a ring that I was wearing made the new ring have (worn) in the name, so when I put it on it said (worn) (worn).

while inverted, I put on an amulet of inversion and expected it to un-invert me, but that's not how it works. I was un-inverted after _removing_ the amulet, however.

dropping a fake token in an inversion fountain gave me a real token (of opposite alignment). It wasn't clear if that was intentional or not.

Is there a way to show the time? When I was told something would last for 400 turns, I didn't have any idea how long that was.

keturn wrote:

duplicating a ring that I was wearing made the new ring have (worn) in the name, so when I put it on it said (worn) (worn).

Cute. Will fix.

keturn wrote:

while inverted, I put on an amulet of inversion and expected it to un-invert me, but that's not how it works. I was un-inverted after _removing_ the amulet, however.

Interesting. Yeah, one would expect the amulet to reverse it. I'll look into this.

keturn wrote:

dropping a fake token in an inversion fountain gave me a real token (of opposite alignment). It wasn't clear if that was intentional or not.

Heh...thoroughly NOT intentional. Will fix.

keturn wrote:

Is there a way to show the time? When I was told something would last for 400 turns, I didn't have any idea how long that was.

Hmm...are you saying, like a turn-counter, so that you can note what turn you're on when the 400 turns thing is announced, and then know it'll expire when the counter hits x + 400?

Good catches. Thanks!

okay, this one is pretty weird, so I could be wrong about what just happened, but I think it was

step 1: PoDuplication + AoUndeadification -> AoUndeadification + AoUndeadification
step 2: PoDissolution + AoUndeadification -> Amulet + PoAbsorbedUndeadification
step 3: PoAbsorbedUndeadification + Lump of Mud -> PoAbsorbedLifeIncrease

which all makes sense, but then I checked my inventory, and the original AoUndeadification that I duped and dissolved the copy of is now an AoLifeIncrease. Wacky.

I'm still not sure how that's possible, but I'll play around with those steps. If you've got steps to finally replicate that bug, I'll be a very happy camper. Unreplicable, thoroughly weird bugs are always fun to squash.

Hah! Excellent! It replicates! We can fix it! We have the technology!