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I drew Illusion with a follower of Zin, and got the following messages:
You draw a card... It is the Illusion.
Jannes' ghost is enraged by your holy aura!
Suddenly you stand beside yourself.
and a hostile player illusion (note that the message mentions a ghost, but the final created monster is an illusion).
The problem is that monster::ghost_init() sets the type member variable to MONS_PLAYER_GHOST, and when it is reset later in mon-clone.cc line 210 (to MONS_PLAYER_ILLUSION) the illusion is already enraged by the player.
The mons_summon_illusion_from() function [mon-clone.cc] calls create_monster() [mon-place.cc] which calls mons_place() [mon-place.cc] which calls place_monster() to place the monster and does behaviour check after the monster is placed and one of these checks is calling player_angers_monster(). The place_monster() [mon-place.cc] function handles bands and calls _place_monster_aux() [mon-place.cc] for each band member; this helper function calls define_monster() [mon-util.cc], and define_monster() calls the monster::ghost_init() method.
Note that there is an inaccurate comment in the define_monster() function (line 2612-2617):
// NOTE: For player ghosts and (very) ugly things this just ensures
// that the monster instance is valid and won't crash when used,
// though the (very) ugly thing generated should actually work. The
// player ghost and (very) ugly thing code is currently only used
// for generating a monster for MonsterMenuEntry in
// _find_description() in command.cc.
The define_monster() function seems to be called for every ugly thing and player illusion. (I don't know if it is called for player ghost creation.) |
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