type HELP DAMAGE in game. (it's inside here, too)

type HELP DAMAGE in game. (it's inside here, too):
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Posted by Zepachu on July 26, 2000 at 22:39:46:

In Reply to: damage levels posted by Curious on July 26, 2000 at 22:34:35:

DAMAGE
When one character attacks another, the severity of the damage is shown in the
verb used in the damage message. Here are all the damage verbs listed from
least damage to most damage:

miss wound MUTILATE DEMOLISH
scratch maul EVISCERATE DEVASTATE
graze decimate DISMEMBER OBLITERATE
hit devastate MASSACRE ANNIHILATE
injure maim MANGLE ERADICATE

And, at the far reaches of damaging power, you can do unspeakable things.

> I never learned the relation of the various damage levels. I don't really care about the exact hp numbers, but is a ***DEVASTATE****
> twice as strong as a ***DEMOLISH***? And so on..

Follow Ups:

You misunderstood Curious 23:32:13 7/26/2000 (1)
- Ah, I see what you mean.. (little text) Zepachu 23:51:38 7/26/2000 (0)
I don't think so. More like a range. Warrior 23:20:16 7/26/2000 (1)
- Well, yeah, that's how damage verbs work... (n/t) Zepachu 23:48:41 7/26/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> DAMAGE > When one character attacks another, the severity of the damage is shown in the > verb used in the damage message. Here are all the damage verbs listed from > least damage to most damage: > miss wound MUTILATE DEMOLISH > scratch maul EVISCERATE DEVASTATE > graze decimate DISMEMBER OBLITERATE > hit devastate MASSACRE ANNIHILATE > injure maim MANGLE ERADICATE > And, at the far reaches of damaging power, you can do unspeakable things. > > > I never learned the relation of the various damage levels. I don't really care about the exact hp numbers, but is a *DEVASTATE > > twice as strong as a DEMOLISH**? And so on..

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