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<p>Importing CrawlWiki content</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{version034}}<br /> :&#039;&#039;This article is about the status condition. For the removed intrinsic, see [[Warding (intrinsic)]].&#039;&#039;<br /> <br /> [[Warding]] is a monsters-only status effect that grants immunity to all damage unless the attacker is directly adjacent.<br /> <br /> ==Effect==<br /> Warded creatures are completely immune to damage from sources that are not within an adjacent tile. &quot;Ranged attacks&quot; ([[ranged weapons]], [[throwing]], [[spell]]s, etc.) can still deal damage, but only if the player is within melee range. [[Summon]]ed creatures and other allies must also be within an adjacent space to deal damage, but their summoner is not required to also be next to the target.<br /> <br /> [[Hexes|Debilitating effects]] such as [[poison]] or [[slow]]ing can be applied from range, but any damage will not occur until the source is next to the warded target. Warding cannot be removed through a [[wand of quicksilver]] or [[Yara&#039;s Violent Unravelling]].<br /> <br /> ==Sources==<br /> *Some monsters are naturally warded, this includes [[clockroach]]es and [[mountainshell]]s<br /> *The [[Bane of Warding]] can apply the warded status to any future monster that is encountered.<br /> *The [[Bane of Mortality]] summons warded [[reaper]]s near you at low HP.<br /> <br /> All sources of warding are permanent; they do not wear off over time and cannot be removed by any means.<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> *The warding status effect was added in [[0.34]].</div>

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