now static.
Some description fixes (mainly for mummies and nagas.)
git-svn-id: https://crawl-ref.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/crawl-ref/trunk@1782 c06c8d41-db1a-0410-9941-cceddc491573
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case MONS_GREATER_MUMMY:description << "The embalmed and undead corpse of an ancient ruler.";break;case MONS_MUMMY_PRIEST:description << "The embalmed and undead corpse of an ancient ""servant of darkness.";break;
description << "These nagas are ""often used as guardians by powerful creatures.";
description << getLongDescription("naga")<< "$These nagas are often used as guardians ""by powerful creatures.$";
break;case MONS_SHUGGOTH:description << "A vile creature with an elongated head, spiked tail ""and wicked six-fingered claws. Its awesome strength is matched ""by its umbrage at being transported to this backwater dimension.";
%%%%guardian nagaA hybrid; human from the chest up, with a scaly, muscular torso trailing off like that of a snake."The insensible son of Pandu sank down till he reached the Naga kingdom.Nagas, furnished with fangs containing virulent venom, bit him bythousands. The vegetable poison, mingled in the blood of the son of theWind god, was neutralised by the snake-poison. The serpents had bittenall over his frame, except his chest, the skin of which was so tough thattheir fangs could not penetrate it."On regaining consciousness, the son of Kunti burst his bands and beganto press the snakes down under the ground. A remnant fled for life, andgoing to their king Vasuki, represented, 'O king of snakes, a man drownedunder the water, bound in chords of shrubs; probably he had drunk poison.For when he fell amongst us, he was insensible. But when we began to bitehim, he regained his senses, and bursting his fetters, commenced layingat us. May it please Your Majesty to enquire who is.'"-_The Mahabharata, Sambhava Parva, Section CXXVIII
%%%%naga mageA hybrid; human from the chest up, with a scaly, muscular torso trailing off like that of a snake."The insensible son of Pandu sank down till he reached the Naga kingdom.Nagas, furnished with fangs containing virulent venom, bit him bythousands. The vegetable poison, mingled in the blood of the son of theWind god, was neutralised by the snake-poison. The serpents had bittenall over his frame, except his chest, the skin of which was so tough thattheir fangs could not penetrate it."On regaining consciousness, the son of Kunti burst his bands and beganto press the snakes down under the ground. A remnant fled for life, andgoing to their king Vasuki, represented, 'O king of snakes, a man drownedunder the water, bound in chords of shrubs; probably he had drunk poison.For when he fell amongst us, he was insensible. But when we began to bitehim, he regained his senses, and bursting his fetters, commenced layingat us. May it please Your Majesty to enquire who is.'"-_The Mahabharata, Sambhava Parva, Section CXXVIII%%%%naga warriorA hybrid; human from the chest up, with a scaly, muscular torso trailing off like that of a snake."The insensible son of Pandu sank down till he reached the Naga kingdom.Nagas, furnished with fangs containing virulent venom, bit him bythousands. The vegetable poison, mingled in the blood of the son of theWind god, was neutralised by the snake-poison. The serpents had bittenall over his frame, except his chest, the skin of which was so tough thattheir fangs could not penetrate it."On regaining consciousness, the son of Kunti burst his bands and beganto press the snakes down under the ground. A remnant fled for life, andgoing to their king Vasuki, represented, 'O king of snakes, a man drownedunder the water, bound in chords of shrubs; probably he had drunk poison.For when he fell amongst us, he was insensible. But when we began to bitehim, he regained his senses, and bursting his fetters, commenced layingat us. May it please Your Majesty to enquire who is.'"-_The Mahabharata, Sambhava Parva, Section CXXVIII
%%%%greater nagaA hybrid; human from the chest up, with a scaly, muscular torso trailing off like that of a snake."The insensible son of Pandu sank down till he reached the Naga kingdom.Nagas, furnished with fangs containing virulent venom, bit him bythousands. The vegetable poison, mingled in the blood of the son of theWind god, was neutralised by the snake-poison. The serpents had bittenall over his frame, except his chest, the skin of which was so tough thattheir fangs could not penetrate it."On regaining consciousness, the son of Kunti burst his bands and beganto press the snakes down under the ground. A remnant fled for life, andgoing to their king Vasuki, represented, 'O king of snakes, a man drownedunder the water, bound in chords of shrubs; probably he had drunk poison.For when he fell amongst us, he was insensible. But when we began to bitehim, he regained his senses, and bursting his fetters, commenced layingat us. May it please Your Majesty to enquire who is.'"-_The Mahabharata, Sambhava Parva, Section CXXVIII