Then why publish detection events like this? If they do start following up, all it does is warn perpetrators, and allow for fast iteration of anti-detection, to say nothing of other concerns people have mentioned (tripping other people's detectors etc.)
Unless there will be disciplinary follow-up ( -> no reason for this design), I only see this going the way of de-facto scoreboards among kids.
I wouldn't quite say by itself: You need to take a bit of time when you die to figure out why you died and what to try and change about your approach for next time
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You don't have to read the whole thing at once, but perhaps the most important tip is to take your time and inspect anything you don't know with the magnifying glass
I mean congrats but I have to wonder why transmute a RoH? Did you want a challenge?
It's fast, controllable, with the right investment permanently active and providing blind and cripple conditions, if you fancy a metamorph ally warp is real neat with it...
More walls/further behind a wall IIRC
Think of evasion as a nice bonus, not something to fully rely on. (And honestly same for armor, though it is more reliable).
For this boss specifically I'd suggest stamina potions, toxic essence to AoE deal with the majority of enemies and shrouding fog (2,2,3 just to be on the safe side). Also get stones of aggression for the final phase, and as general backups you can get stones of flock + shock for wand recharge or + psionic blast for straight enemy clearing.
One note on fire extinguishing, sometimes you need to wait a turn, especially in the presence of movement speed boosts. probably needs the turn timer to cross a certain spot to extinguish fire on hero
Might just want to pop an unblessed Ankh if available
In all likelihood calling manufacturer's API to read the value then compare to a compile-time constant? It's a notification hello-world merged with display-a-list hello world and manufacturer's reading-sensor-values hello world. Yes I do think it's borderline trivial