Improved ADOM Guidebook

Food

0.3.1 Preventing starvation

Once the PC finishes the area around Terinyo, she will have to cross a large area of wilderness to reach the Caverns of Chaos, the main dungeon in the game. The same warning about food requirements in the wilderness applies. After reaching the Caverns of Chaos, a short descent to the Arena level will provide a very good food source. Ratling traders are found on this level, selling various comestibles. The best are cooked lizards. These are light at 3 stones each, fairly inexpensive and nutritious. Food problems are generally solved at this point.

Most of the corpses that monsters leave are edible. Some are to be avoided. Kobolds of any type cause sickness. Rats (simple rats, not giant rats) will make any race other than Trolls or Orcs vomit (no satiation). Eating humanoid corpses, such as goblins, causes the message "This meal does not sit well with you." or "You feel uneasy." to be displayed. Several players have tested eating a variety of humanoid corpses while wearing the Platinum Girdle, which kills if a chaotic act is committed. It never killed the PCs.

Having said that, PCs who have trained the Law skill will receive the message "You feel as if transgressing some law." when eating a humanoid corpse, even a lowly goblin. However, there is no effect on alignment. This seems to imply that there is a bug somewhere in the humanoid corpse-eating code. Bear in mind that the Creator himself has stated that eating humanoid corpses is not a chaotic act.

• Dwarves refuse to eat dwarven corpses. They also refuse to eat orc corpses unless they are starving.
• Hurthlings refuse to eat black hurthling corpses.
• Races other than Trolls refuse to eat doppelganger corpses unless starving.

Be aware that some food items are susceptible to rotting. These include corpses of all types, apples and pieces of raw meat. Eating rotten food does not cause sickness or other negative effects. Food that starts to rot has actually become cursed and will soon disappear. Eat it quickly if possible. In the case of corpses, especially strategically important ones such as chaos creatures or quicklings, rotting may be indefinitely stopped by repeatedly dipping the corpse in holy water when necessary, thus blessing it. Cooked corpses decay more slowly than uncooked corpses. Cooked corpses can be created with the Cooking skill or by blasting them with fire, from the Fire Bolt spell, for instance. Blessed cooked corpses carried by PCs with Food Preservation at 100 decay at the slowest rate. This is very handy for preserving the corpses of Chaos Orb guardians (section 0.10.3.1.1).

Wearing certain items causes a need for increased food consumption. This includes all items that grant invisibility, artifacts (especially for PCs that are not crowned) and worst of all (since they grant no positive effect) amulets of hunger. Interestingly, intrinsics, including intrinsic Invisibility, do not have any effect on food consumption. Likewise, the Fate smiles / Lucky / Cursed / Doomed intrinsics have no effect.

The level of satiation is displayed on the screen. High levels of satiation (Satiated or Bloated) will cause Speed decrease. One type of herb, stomafillia, is extremely filling. Blessed stomafillia will cause a PC to be Bloated immediately.

The satiation value of food items is increased by 25% for blessed items and decreased by 50% for cursed items.

• Trolls have food consumption doubled.
• Monks have food consumption halved.
• Farmers have food consumption halved starting from level 12.
• Wolf starsign increases all food's satiation values by 10% 25%.

0.3.1.1 Increasing satiation

• eating one of the plentiful types of corpses and food (especially blessed stomafillia herbs)
• Drinking any potion except poison (some are more effective than others)
• reading a non-cursed scroll of satiation
• successfully applying the Survival skill in the wilderness
• praying_ when Hungry or worse
• wishing for satiation or food
• randomly from a statue
• zaping a staff of nourishment

Satiation decreases naturally over time (see next chapter), or you can decrease it artificially by eating stomacemptia herbs.

0.3.2 Satiation levels

1	standard
+1	for Trolls
+1	when Strained or Strained!
+2	when Overburdened!

The formula for moving is a bit different (+1 for Trolls still applies):

1 standard +1 when Burdened +2 when Strained +3 when Strained!

1 standard +0.5 when Burdened +1 when Strained +2 when Strained!

The total value after those modifiers is halved for Farmers of Level 12+ and Monks of any level. So, for example, an Overburdened Human Fighter would consume 3 units per turn, and a Strained! Troll Monk would consume 1.5 units per turn. In this case, fractions are not rounded away: the character will alternate between consuming 1 and 2 units.

After that, additional modifiers apply, which are not halved for Monks or Farmers:

+3	for each (!) equipped item granting Invisibility
+1	for thin and nimble corruption
+0.5	for each equipped artifact (rounded down), for uncrowned or fallen champion PCs
+0.25	for each equipped artifact (rounded down), for crowned PCs
+15	in the wilderness, for non-Trolls
+30	in the wilderness, for Trolls

Food consumption in the wilderness is independent of movement speed, including seven league boots, and terrain type.

So, for example, a strained Troll Barbarian, crowned chaotic, wearing 7 artifacts and one item granting Invisibility will consume 7 units per turn (1 standard, 1 troll, 1 strained, 7/4 rounded down = 1 for artifacts, 3 for invisibility).

No influence on food consumption:

• alignment
• being a fallen champion (that is, there is no special penalty – it's just like not being crowned)
• any corruption except thin and nimble
• any intrinsic (particularly, intrinsic Invisibility does not increase food consumption – this was very surprising; likewise, the Doomed/Cursed/Lucky/Fate smile makes no difference)
• the Invisibility spell
• being a Healer or being born in the month of Candle
• HP or PP regeneration rate, having eaten troll corpses, having drunk potions of troll blood or raw mana, wearing regenerating items – the last is very surprising

The different satiation categories are:

Satiation Satiation level Satiation display 2501+ Bloated 1501..2500 Satiated 200..1500 (no display) 100..199 Hungry 50..99 Hungry! 49- Starving

Satiation Satiation level Satiation display 2501+ Bloated 1501..2500 Satiated 250..1500 (no display) -50..249 Hungry -300..-51 Hungry! -301- Starving

A character with satiation level 0 -301 can die because of starvation each turn. Apparently no food consumption takes place while eating, so it should be impossible to starve to death while eating.

Note also that starvation does not kill until Strength has dropped to half of what it was when the Starving message is shown. There is a -4 drop on getting to Starving status. From there Strength and other attributes will continue to drop until Strength reaches 50% of its value when Starving status was reached.

The exact turn of death seems to be -(Toughness*8)+2 -300-(To*8)+2, with minor variations at some levels. In short, this means that for every point of Toughness the character has, their satiation can go 8 points lower below zero. Thus higher Toughness equals more time to find food to reduce starvation.

Satiation value can flip over 32 bit integer (about 2.1 billion), similarly to piety level, gold amount, xp amount, etc. It can be achieved for example by reading 1.07 million blessed scrolls of satiation. At this point, the PC will die. Fixed, as all integers overflow.

Some other observations:

• Wishing for satiation or food sets the satiation level to 5000 if it was below this value. It does nothing otherwise.
• Scrolls of satiation add 2000/1000/0 to the satiation level B/U/C.
• Apart from corpses, the only food items that can be cooked are raw meat and fish meat, as noted in the table. Unlike corpses, they can only be cooked with the Cooking skill; fire destroys them.
• From preliminary testing, it seems that apples and pieces of raw meat rot at approximately the same rate.
• Stomafillia herbs are different in that their B/U/C status is more influential than for other food items: they yield 6250/2000/550 points of satiation depending on whether they are blessed, uncursed or cursed.
• Stomacemptia herbs are the only non-corpse food items that lower the satiation level. Even bad ratling food, despite yielding the "you vomit" message, satiates slightly. Stomacemptia herbs do not apply a fixed modifier but behave a bit differently:
  If the character is not yet starving, the new satiation level is set to a fixed value depending on the B/U/C status of the herb (rows) and the old satiation value (columns):

  Status 0- 1..20 21..49 50..99 100..199 200..1500 1501+ Blessed no effect 0 -20 49 99 199 1500 Uncursed 49 99 199 Cursed 49 49

  Status -301- -300..-51 -50..249 250..1500 1501+ Blessed no effect -301 -51 249 1500 Uncursed -301 -51 249 Cursed -301 -301

  Put in words, blessed herbs always set the satiation level to the highest possible value of the next lower category (from Satiated to normal, from normal to Hungry, from Hungry to Very hungry, from Very hungry to Starving), uncursed herbs go two such steps, and cursed herbs always go down to Starving. If the character is already Starving (satiation value below 50), then the satiation value is decreased by 20, but not below 0, irrespective of B/U/C status of the herb.

0.3.3 Eating corpses %

How to read the list

• Only corpses with effects are listed.
• Colons (:) symbolize conditions; basically read as 'if (thing before the colon) is true, then (do stuff after colon). This is often a percentage chance, but it can be other things as well. Conditions can stack (meaning multiple things have to be true).
• Attribute increases (or decreases) listed by themselves (Such as '+1 Pe') without parentheses mean you always gain that attribute when eating the corpse (provided any conditions are true).
• Attribute increases listed in parentheses (like '(+1 St)') have a chance to gain that attribute, depending on your current amount in that attribute. There is a chart that shows your chance to gain.
• Speed increases are all done the same way. They are listed in parentheses because they are also harder to gain the higher it is. (There is a speed chart as well).
• Commas (,) seperate gains/checks. You gain (or have a chance to gain if there are conditions) everything in the list that's seperated with a comma.
• Semicolons (;) denote mutually exclusive checks. This means you can only get 1 possibility out of the series. Square brackets are used to make it more obvious what is in a series.
• Poison effects have 2 numbers (unlike other status effects) – the first is how much (Da)mage the poison does and the second is how often ((Fr)equency) that it happens.
• Most bad effects will stack on top of others. If you're confused already, and you eat something which confuses you, that amount is added to how many turns you'll stay confused.
• 'Trains' means that it trains the attribute, so that you have a chance to gain it over time (like being burdened trains Strength).
• Exclamation points (!) simply mean 'not'.
• Curly brackets ({}) at the end of some of the checks are to make it plain and obvious what is the highest level of the attribute that can be reached by eating the corpse in question. This should make it a little easier to understand for anyone who doesn't understand the 'code-like' parts.
• "Spellcasting monster" means "[Cursed: 5%: +2d3PP; Uncursed: 25%: +2d3PP; Blessed: 50%: +2d3PP], 16.7%: +1 Ma".
• "Bad luck" means lose Lucky and Fate smiles intrinsics if present, and gain Cursed and Doomed intrinsics.
• "Karmic" means it will get the PC somewhat more Luck: if Doomed, then lose Doomed, if not then lose Cursed, if neither Doomed nor Cursed then gain Lucky, if already have Lucky then gain Fate smiles.
• The PC is not sickened eating a rabid dog corpse if wearing necklace of rabies resistance.
• MaxAge is never reduced below CurrentAge.
• Level 40+ Assassins cannot be poisoned.

Examples

• Kobold Shaman: +1 Ma, [Cursed: 5%: +2d3PP; Uncursed: 25%: +2d3PP; Blessed: 50%: +2d3PP], Sickens 20d8
  Kobold Shamans always give you +1 Mana when eaten, then there is a 5/25/50 percent chance (depending on the C/U/B status) of gaining 2d3 (average 4) power points. Then you become sick; you basically lose 1 sickness point every 20 turns so 20d8 * 20 is how many turns you'll be sick for unassisted.

• Chaos Viper: (+1 Dx), -Pois, (+1 Sp), Poisons 8d5Da_3d3Fr, Corrupts 10d200
  First, you have a chance to gain 1 Dx depending on what your Dx is already at. Second, you always gain poison resistance. After that you have a chance to gain 1 Speed, then you're heavily poisoned (on average it will start out dealing 24 damage every 6 turns, though the fact that it gives poison resistance may weaken the effect instantly). Finally, it corrupts you for an average of 1005 CP which is about 1 corruption worth.

• Ghul: ![-Para]: Paralyzes 2d8
  This one is pretty simple. If you are paralyzation resistant, nothing special happens. Otherwise, you're paralyzed for 2d8 turns.

• Ettin: [St < 8]: 62.5%: (+1 St); [St < 16]: 60%: (+1 St); [St < 20]: 58.3%: (+1 St); [St < 24]: 16.7%: (+1 St); [St = 24]: 14.3%: (+1 St)] {St up to 25}
  Whooo boy. Thomas sure made the giant-folk complicated, didn't he? The code doesn't actually look like this, but this was the simplest (believe it or not) way I found to display the effect. Notice that the curly brackets at the end give you the big picture: they can raise your Strength up to 25, no higher. Every check has a chance to raise your Strength depending on what it already is, and the higher it is the less chance you have to raise it. Note also that the attribute increases are in parentheses so the actual chance to raise from 24 to 25 is a mere 8%.

Speed chances

Speed	Chance
0-119	100%
120-139	57.95%
140-159	15.90%
160-179	3.88%
180+	0.78%

Parenthesized attribute chances

Attribute	Chance	Attribute	Chance	Attribute	Chance
1-21	100%	31	10%	41	0.95%
22	55%	32	6.67%	42	0.83%
23	58.33%	33	4.76%	43	0.74%
24	55.56%	34	3.57%	44	0.65%
25	100%	35	2.78%	45	0.58%
26	25%	36	2.22%	46	0.53%
27	25%	37	1.82%	47	0.48%
28	100%	38	1.51%	48	0.43%
29	46.67%	39	1.28%	49	0.40%
30	16.67%	40	1.10%	50	0.36%

Eating corpses effects

Corpse	Effect
Ancient Black Dragon	+1 Wi, -Acid
Ancient Blue Dragon	(+1 Dx), -Elec
Ancient Blue Wyrm	Spellcasting monster, (+6 Dx), (+5 Ma), (+5 To), (+1 Pe), =Elec
Ancient Chaos Wyrm	Spellcasting monster, (+1 Ma), (+1 St) (+3 St), -Fire, Corrupts 2500
Ancient Dwarf	+6d6 PP, +Curs
Ancient Karmic Dragon	Karmic
Ancient Karmic Wyrm	Spellcasting monster, (+10 Ma), (+10 To), Restores PP to Max, Karmic
Ancient Minotaur	-1 Wi, 25%: (+1 Pe), Confuses 10d3
Ancient Red Dragon	(+1 St), -Fire
Ancient Stone Beast	Corrupts 3000, +2 St, +4 To
Ancient White Dragon	+1 To, -Cold
Ankheg	90%: -Acid
Annis Hag	Spellcasting monster, +Curs
Baby Water Dragon	+WBre
Battle Bunny	Trains St, Dx, To, Abuses Le -2d4
Black Baby Dragon	-Acid
Black Dragon	-Acid
Black Druid	Spellcasting monster, -4 Wi, +3 Ma, +2 Le, +1 To, Corrupts 999, Alignment -1000
Black Unicorn	Corrupts [2d2 * 1000]
Blink Dog	+TCtr
Blue Baby Dragon	-Elec
Blue Dragon	-Elec
Cat Lord	Spellcasting monster, (+6 Dx), +Doom
Cave Fisher	!Dark Elf: Poisons 2Da_10Fr, 90%: -Pois
Chaos Archmage	Spellcasting monster, +50 PP, (+12 Ma), Corrupts 5000
Chaos Lizard	Corrupts 10d10
Chaos Rat	Corrupts 2d5
Chaos Spider	Poisons 2Da_10Fr, 90%: -Pois, Corrupts 20d20
Chaos Viper	(+1 Dx), -Pois, (+1 Sp), Poisons 8d5Da_3d3Fr, Corrupts 10d200
Claw Bug	-2 Wi, (+1 Dx)
Cobra	Trains To +100
Cooshoo	![-Slee]: Sleeps 4d4
Cute Dog	Bad luck
Cyclops	[[St < 8]: 62.5%: (+1 St); [St < 16]: 60%: (+1 St); [St < 20]: 58.3%: (+1 St); [St < 24]: 16.7%: (+1 St); [St = 24]: 14.3%: (+1 St)] {St up to 25}
Dark Elven Archer	-1 To, (+1 Dx), -Pois
Dark Elven Lord	-2 To, (+2 Dx), -Pois
Dark Elven Priestess	-1 To, (+1 Dx), -Pois
Dark Elven Princess	-2 To, (+2 Dx), -Pois
Dark Elven Warrior	-1 To, (+1 Dx), -Pois
Dark Elven Wizard	Spellcasting monster, -1 To, (+1 Dx), -Pois
Dark Orc	(+1 St)
Dark Sage	Spellcasting monster, NotCursed: DontHaveLiteracySkill: [Gain LiteracySkill = 1d20+19, Blessed: (+1 Le)]; ELSE: Cursed: LiteracySkill -5d5
Displacer Beast	Stuns 3d8, Confuses 3d6, LevelAllowsTeleportation: Teleports
Doppelganger King	Troll: 50%: +1 attribute (every attribute individually)
Dwarven Child	+Curs, +Doom
Dwarven Elite Guardian	(+1 Wi)
Emperor Moloch	-6 Dx, (+8 To), (+6 St), Corrupts 2500, Alignment -666
Ettin	[[St < 8]: 62.5%: (+1 St); [St < 16]: 60%: (+1 St); [St < 20]: 58.3%: (+1 St); [St < 24]: 16.7%: (+1 St); [St = 24]: 14.3%: (+1 St)] {St up to 25}
Fairy Dragon	Spellcasting monster, Cures sickness, Confuses 6d10
Fire Beetle	50%: -Fire (no special message)
Fire Drake	-Fire
Fire Giant King	(+1 St)
Fire Giant	5%: -Fire, [[St < 8]: 58.3%: (+1 St); [St < 16]: 57.1%: (+1 St); [St < 24]: 56.3%: (+1 St); [St < 30]: 55.6%: (+1 St); [St < 32]: 11.1%: (+1 St); [St < 40]: 10%: (+1 St)] {St technically up to 40}
Fire Lizard	10%: -Fire (Shiver Message)
Fomorian Giant	50%: -1 Ap, [[St < 8]: 62.5%: (+1 St); [St < 16]: 60%: (+1 St); [St < 20]: 58.3%: (+1 St); [St < 24]: 16.7%: (+1 St); [St < 30]: 14.3%: (+1 St)] {St up to 30}
Frost Giant Berserker	5%: -Cold, [[St < 8]: 62.5%: (+1 St); [St < 16]: 60%: (+1 St); [St < 24]: 58.3%: (+1 St); [St = 24]: 57.1%: (+ 1St); [St < 32]: 14.3%: (+1 St); [St < 35]: 12.5%: (+1 St)] {St technically up to 35}
Frost Giant Jarl	(+1 St)
Frost Giant	5%: -Cold, [[St < 8]: 62.5%: (+1 St); [St < 16]: 60%: (+1 St); [St < 24]: 58.3%: (+1 St); [St = 24]: 57.1%: (+1 St); [St < 32]: 14.3%: (+1 St); [St < 35]: 12.5%: (+1 St)] {St technically up to 35}
Gelatinous Cube	![-Para]: Paralyzes 12d6, 33.3%: -Para
Ghul	![-Para]: Paralyzes 2d8
Giant Ant Queen	90%: -Acid
Giant Ant Warrior	90%: -Acid
Giant Ant Worker	90%: -Acid
Giant Boar	-4 Wi, (+2 St), (+1 To)
Giant Centipede	Poisons 2Da_10Fr, 90%: -Pois
Giant Slug	=Acid
Giant Spider	!Dark Elf: Poisons 2Da_10Fr, 90%: -Pois
Gorgon	![-Petr]: (chance Mana+Luck in 5000): [-Petr, (+1 To)]; ELSE: Death!
Great Black Wyrm	Spellcasting monster, +1 To, +1 Wi, -Acid
Great Blue Wyrm	Spellcasting monster, (+1 Pe), (+1 Dx), -Elec
Great Karmic Wyrm	Spellcasting monster, Karmic
Great Red Wyrm	Spellcasting monster, (+1 Ma), (+1 St), -Fire
Great Water Dragon	+WBre
Great White Wyrm	Spellcasting monster, +1 Ch, +1 To, -Cold
Greater Black Unicorn	Corrupts [3d3 * 1000]
Greater Claw Bug	-6 Wi, (+3 Dx), (+2 Sp)
Greater Demon	Spellcasting monster, +Doom
Greater Moloch	-3 Dx, (+2 To), (+1 St)
Greater Titan	(+1d3 St), (+1d3 To)
Greater White Unicorn	Bad luck, Alignment -8000
Green Hag	Spellcasting monster, +Curs
Harpy	![Muted]: Mutes 20d100
Hill Giant Chieftan	50%: (+1 St)
Hill Giant	[[St < 8]: 62.5%: (+1 St); [St < 15]: 60%: (+1 St); [St = 15]: 20%: (+1 St); [St < 24]: 16.7%: (+1 St); [St = 24]: 14.3%: (+1 St)] {St up to 25}
Hill Orc Sergeant	Trains To 300
Hill Orc	Trains To 150
Homunculus	![-Slee]: Sleeps 4d4
Hydra	![-Conf]: Confuses 4d6
Imp	Poisons 2d3Da_1d4+5Fr
Invisible Stalker	[10%: +Invi; 90%: +SeeI]
Jackalwere	Sickens 6d6
Karmic Baby Dragon	Karmic
Karmic Dragon	Karmic
Karmic Lizard	Karmic
Killer Bug	-12 Wi, (+6 Dx), (+4 Sp)
King Cobra	Trains To 100
Kobold Chieftain	Sickens 20d8
Kobold Shaman	+1 Ma, [Cursed: 5%: +2d3PP; Uncursed: 25%: +2d3PP; Blessed: 50%: +2d3PP], Sickens 20d8
Kobold	Sickens 20d8
Large Kobold	Sickens 20d8
Large Snake	50%: -Pois
Large Spider	!Dark Elf: Poisons 2Da_10Fr, 90%: -Pois
Least Demon	+Doom
Lesser Demon	+Doom
Lightning Lizard	[Blessed: 12.5%: =Elec; ELSE: -Elec]
Master Summoner	Corrupts 2000, +4 Le, +4 Wi, +4 Ma
Minotaur Emperor	-8 Wi, +3 St, +3 To, +3 Pe +6 Pe, Confuses 40d24+60, Corrupts 200d10
Minotaur King	-6 Wi, 50%: [(+3 Pe), (+2 St), (+2 To)], Confuses 20d12+30, Corrupts 10d100
Minotaur Lord	-2 Wi, 66.7%: (+1 Pe), 25%: (+1 St), Confuses 10d4
Minotaur Mage	Spellcasting monster, -4 To, 50%: [(+3 Ma), (+3 Pe)], Confuses 20d10+20
Minotaur Mazelord	-4 Wi, 33.3%: [(+2 Pe), (+1 St), (+1 To)], Confuses 10d8+10
Minotaur Mazemaster	-3 Wi, 33.3%: [(+1 Pe), (+1 St), (+1 To)], Confuses 10d6
Minotaur	Trains Pe 800, Confuses 5d10
Moloch	-1 Dx, (+1 To)
Multi-Headed Chaos Dragon	Spellcasting monster, (+10 St), (+10 To), (+10 Ma), (+5 Pe), Corrupts 8000
Mutated Battle Bunny	(+1 St), (+1 To), (+1 Dx), -2d4 Le
Ogre Emperor	[St < 35]: 50%: +1 St {St up to 35}
Ogre Guardian	[St < 25]: 50%: +1 St {St up to 25}
Ogre King	[St < 25]: 50%: +1 St {St up to 25}
Ogre Lord	[St < 22]: 33.3%: +1 St {St up to 22}
Ogre Magus	Spellcasting monster, 25%: (+1 Ma), [St < 22]: 33.3%: +1 St {St up to 22}
Ogre	[St < 19]: 25%: +1 St {St up to 19}
Oracle	Spellcasting monster, (+6 Le), Bad luck
Orc Butcher	(+1 St)
Pit Viper	50%: -Pois
Pixie Archer	25%: +Tele
Pixie	25%: +Tele
Priest	Spellcasting monster, +Curs, +Doom
Quasit	Poisons 3d2Da_3d3Fr, Sickens 6d6, +Curs
Quickling Bard	Spellcasting monster, (1d5+2 Sp), -25% MaxAge
Quickling King	(1d5+2 Sp), -25% MaxAge
Quickling Lord	(1d4+1 Sp)
Quickling Queen	(1d5+2 Sp), -25% MaxAge
Quickling	(1d3 Sp)
Rabid Dog	Sickens 30d10
Ratling Guardian	Alignment +250
Ratling Rebel	Alignment -1000
Ratling Warlord	Alignment -1000
Rattlesnake	50%: -Pois
Red Baby Dragon	-Fire
Red Dragon	-Fire
Royal Guardian	[![+Curs]: +Curs; ELSE: +Doom]
Shadow Troll	-1 To, -1 NaturalRegen
Shadow Wyrm	Spellcasting monster, -2 To, (+4 Dx)
Snake from Beyond	Corrupts 2000, +4 Dx, +4 Ma
Spectre	(+1 To), Alignment -500
Stone Giant Lord	(+1 St)
Stone Giant	[[St < 8]: 62.5%: (+1 St); [St < 16]: 60%: (+1 St); [St < 20]: 58.3%: (+1 St); [St < 24]: 16.7%: (+1 St); [St < 30]: 14.3%: (+1 St)] {St up to 30}
Stone Snake	Trains To 500
Swamp Hydra	![Blind]: [Pe > 10]: 0.1%: Sickens 10d3; ELSE: ![-Conf]: [Trains To 5000, Confuses 12d6]
Tarantula	!Dark Elf: Poisons 2Da_10Fr, 90%: -Pois
Titan	(+1 St), (+1 To)
Troll Berserker	[Blessed: -1 NaturalRegen; ELSE: 50%: -1 NaturalRegen]
Troll Chief	[Blessed: -1 NaturalRegen; ELSE: 50%: -1 NaturalRegen]
Troll King	[Blessed: -1 NaturalRegen; ELSE: 50%: -1 NaturalRegen]
Troll	[Blessed: -1 NaturalRegen; ELSE: 50%: -1 NaturalRegen]
Vampire	(+1 To), Alignment -500
Viper	50%: -Pois
Water Snake	-Pois
Wererat	Sickens 6d6
Werewolf King	Sickens 42d6
Werewolf Lord	Sickens 18d6
Werewolf	Sickens 6d6
White Baby Dragon	-Cold
White Dragon	-Cold
White Unicorn	Bad luck, Alignment -4000
Wight	(+1 To), Alignment -500
Wraith	(+1 To), Alignment -500
Zombie	Poisons 2Da_8Fr
Frost Salamander	90%: [-1 Dx, -Cold]; ![=Cold]: 10%: [-5 Sp, =Cold]
Kobold Trapmaster	Sickens 20d8
Yeti	![-Cold]: -Cold

Note that eating corpses won't raise attributes beyond maximum limit in R+.

0.3.4 Monsters who never leave a corpse

Monsters who always leave a corpse are the following uniques:
Ancient Chaos Wyrm, Ancient Stone Beast, Black Druid, Chaos Archmage, Cute Dog, Master Summoner, Minotaur Emperor, Multi-Headed Chaos Dragon, Oracle, Snake from Beyond, Raider Lord.

Farmers are special case. They never leave a corpse before a quest for a farmer corpse is assigned, after which they leave a corpse with 50% probability.