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Though to be fair, you can almost always just step on the sheep traps without any danger. I love finding those rooms. Means I get a free levitation potion.
Yes, but you lose satiation for the amount of rounds, the sheep block you.
Don't you suffer the same fate on the screenshot though?
No, I can go on exploring the floor and then go to that room when I’m back at the entrance … or go there when I’m out of staff charges.
edit: No, I’m wrong. It only feels like taking longer, but the detour would take more turns. Unless I have to wait for my staff to recharge anyways.
If you can't bare loosing some efficiency (you must be fun as a coder in a really big, multinational project) you can just throw a random item at the traps. You don't even loose one charge of the second worst wand of the game.
It’s been the first time I played with these challenges, so I tried to conserve satiation a bit.