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* [[Blade of Fearsome Size]]: The Great Sword. So cumbersome it can only be wielded by a fighter.
* [[Blessed with Suck]]: The player's character in "I can handle anything" mode.
* [[Funny Money]]: The main in-game currency is the ruble.
* [[Gradual Regeneration]]: By Rings of Regeneration.
* [[Immune to Bullets]]: Shadow creatures, which are the bosses, are immune to {{Spoiler|nuclear hand grenades}}.
* [[Level Grinding]]: Arguably the point of the game, since the only aim is to become powerful. Fighting [[Boss Battle|shadow creatures]] helps but is not compulsory.
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* [[Ridiculous Future Inflation]]: Defeated monsters frequently drop hundreds of "Greater American Dollars". Unfortunately the exchange rate is 100 dollars to the ruble, and the game makes frequent comments about the amount of debt run up by the government.
* [[Save Scumming]]: Possible, maybe even advisable. Only one saved game is allowed at a time for each character, so be careful where you use it.
* [[Smart Bomb]]: A nuclear hand grenade can do serious damage to an enemy, but doesn't affect whoever threw it. Just as well as the game mechanic is melée only - all weapons, including grenades, can only be used at close quarters.
* [[Squishy Wizard]]: Monks know all the spells in the game from the start, but have poor fighting skills and start with few spell points, making them very vulnerable.
* [[Tactical Withdrawal]]: Can be done using a stone of teleportation, or by simply running from a slow enemy. The first few Shadow creatures, at least, won't try to follow a retreating player ''or'' regenerate their own hit points.
* [[Teleporters and Transporters]]: Stones of Teleportation beam the user straight up to the town.
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