ADoM version 1.0.0, research of new features, 21 aug 2001.
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1. New items.

Prefixes and postfixes only for armors, weapons and missiles.

1.1 Prefix (51):

* antimagical (leather armor)   - it completely prevents the recovery of magical energy.
* ashen (flail)                 - it does cause any damage against undead.
* auto-locking splint mail      - it automatically locks itself to your body when worn.
* balanced (boomerang)          - it is superbly balanced (+4 to hit, already figured in).
* barbaric (sword)              - due to its barbaric design it is harder to hit opponents but hits generally are more lethal (-4 to hit, +4 to damage, all already figured in).
* barbed (trident)              - its barbed design causes more serious wounds (+3 to damage, already figured in).
* beautiful (clothes)           - this beautifully fashioned armor improves your looks quite a bit (+4 to Appearance, already figured in).
* blue (dagger)                 - it grants resistance to fire.
* brutal (spear)                - its brutal design causes very heavy wounds (+1 extra damage die on hits, already figured in).
* charged (clothes)             - this armor seems to charge up from time to time and then releases its deadly charge into your body.
* corrupting ()                 - it slowly corrupts you.
* delicate (sling bullets)      - it is very fragile and breaks easily.
* extra-heavy (orcish knife)    - it weighs four times as much as other armors of its type (already figured in).
* fickle (dagger)               - all attacks with this item miss automatically.
* flaming (broadsword)          - it causes +2d6 fire damage on melee hits.
* fragile (battle axe)          - it has a 1 in 6 chance to break with every hit.
* frozen (broadsword)           - it causes +2d6 ice damage on melee hits.
* gorgeous (chain mail)         - this gorgeously crafted piece of armor immensely improves your appearance (+8 to Appearance, already figured in).
* green (robe)                  - it grants resistance to acid.
* griffon-feathered (arrows)    - its range is increased by 4 due to the magical feathers attached to it (already figured in).
* hateful (pick-axe)	        - it causes (+2d6) damage while berserk.
* heavy (short sword)           - it weighs twice as much as other armors of its type (already figured in).
* hefty (two-handed sword)      - due to its careful design it is harder to hit opponents but hits generally are more lethal (+20% weight, -1 to hit, +4 to damage, all already figured in).
* holy (two-handed sword)       - it causes (+1d8) damage versus chaotic opponents.
* light (quarterstaff)	        - weighs only half as much as other weapons of its type (already figured in).
* masterwork (scimitar)         - its elegant design makes it much easier to hit opponents (+3 to hit, already figured in).
* mild (short sword)            - effective hits are slowed so that they cause but 20% of the expected damage (not figured into the stats).
* murderous (club)              - it is twice as likely to cause critical hits on a hit.
* nasty (quarterstaff)          - its nasty design causes more serious wounds (+1 to the damage dice being used, already figured in).
* padded (chain mail)           - resistance to stunning.
* penetrating (arrows)          - it completely ignores the protective measures of any target it hits.
* poisonous (flail)             - it poisons monsters on succesful hits.
* red (clothes)                 - it grants resistance to fire.
* rotting (clothes)             - this rotting apparel slows your physical recovery.
* shining (clothes)             - this armor is so polished that it shines very nicely (+1 to Appearance, already figured in).
* soft (clothes)                - this armor is easily damaged.
* trapped (clothes)             - once worn this armor becomes so welded to your body that it can't be removed without destroying it.
* vigilant (plate mail)         - it is covered with eyes that increase your perceptiveness (+4 to Perception, already figured in).
* yellow (spear)                - it grants resistance to shock.
* ultra-heavy (clothes)         - it weighs eight times as much as other armors of its type (already figured in).
* unbalanced (quarrels)         - it is very badly balanced (-7 to hit, already figured in).
* unerring (arrows)             - it always hits its target but can only be used once.
* unholy (scourge)              - it causes +1d8 damage versus lawful opponents.
* unwieldy (dagger)             - its inelegant design makes it very difficult to hit a target (-8 to hit, already figured in).
* vile (clothes)                - its appearance is extremely vile and completely ruins your apparition (Charisma and Appearance both reduced to 1, already figured in).
* weighted (throwing knife)     - it is weighted to cause more harm (+4 to damage, range halved, already figured in).
* white (clothes)               - it grants resistance to cold.
* weeping (dagger)              - it causes bleeding wounds.
* wicked (orcish dagger)        - its wicked design causes very serious wounds (+3 to the damage dice being used, already figured in).
* winged (quarrels)             - it has wings that triple its range (already figured in).
* worm-ridden ()                - it is ridden with all kinds of insects greatly increasing your chance to get ill.

1.2 Postfix (39):

* (splint mail) of anger        - it forces you to fight with offensive tactics.
* (chain mail) of balance       - it tries to convert you to the forces of Balance.
* (clothes) of carrying         - it allows you to carry 50% more than usual (already figured in).
* (chain mail) of chaos         - it tries to convert you to the forces of Chaos.
* (spear) of corruption	        - it causes corruption in addition to wounds.
* (scale mail) of damnation     - wearing it makes you doomed.
* (arrows) of darkness          - on a hit it might blind its target.
* (shell armor) of defense      - it is finely crafted to deflect blows (+6 to DV, already figured in).
* (short sword) of devastation  - its causes more serious wounds (+4 to the damage dice being used, already figured in).
* (spear) of the eagle          - it grants a +4 bonus to Perception and a +5 bonus to speed.
* (dagger) of fumbling          - slowly drains your dexterity.
* (clothes) of hate             - it causes others to hate you.
* (clothes) of health	        - helps recovering from diseases.
* (chain mail) of hunger        - it increases the amount of food you need to digest.
* (arrows) of hunting           - victims of this missile are more likely to remain behind as corpses.
* (clothes) of leadeship        - it confers special leadership powers upon you (+6 to Charisma, already figured in).
* (clothes) of life             - it increases your inherent spark of life (+20% hits, already figured in).
* (sword) of lightning          - it causes +2d6 lightning damage on a successful hit.
* (spear) of mayhem             - its causes more serious wounds (+2 to the damage dice being used, already figured in).
* (long sword) of might         - it grants a +2 bonus to Strength and Toughness.
* (chain mail) of order         - it tries to convert you to the forces of Order.
* (quarterstaff) of penetration - ignores all the protection of your opponents.
* (clothes) of power	        - increases your magical powers by 20% (already figured in)
* (chain mail) of protection    - it is sturdily built to absorb blows (+4 to PV, already figured in).
* (scale mail) of rage          - even true berserkers can wear it due to the raging spirit that inhibits it.
* (clothes) of resilience       - it makes you more resilient to damage (+4 to Toughness, already figured in).
* (clothes) of the sea          - it protects you from drowning.
* (knife) of slaughtering       - its damage die has been increased by +1 and it causes two extra dice of damage when hitting an opponent (already figured in).
* (arrows) of slaying           - all of its hits are critical hits.
* (robe) of sloth               - it slows you down immensely (-20 to speed, already figured in).
* (clothes) of speed            - it increases your reflexes (+5 to speed, already figured in).
* (mace) of the sun             - it causes double damage against undead.
* (broadsword) of surrendering  - slowly drains your willpower.
* (arrows) of targetting        - it is very finely crafted (+6 to hit, already figured in).
* (arrows) of thunder 	        - on a hit it might stun its target.
* (plate mail) of travelling    - it halves your food consumption while travelling through the wilderness.
* (spear) of vampirism	        - it drains the life force of your opponents and transfers it to you.
* (orcish knife) of the void    - ?!?
* (stone axe) of weakness       - it slowly drains your strength.

1.3 Items (3+):
* scroll of literacy check      - just to check literacy skill.
* scroll of education           - learn random skill.
* piece of fish meat            - food.

2. New features (18+):

* Sickness became almost harmless, but temporaly decrease stats.
* Monsters use/equip items.
* Uncursed item highlighted with cyan colour.
* Arena master named as Dak.
* Ratling rebel give item and his thanks for stopping arena fightings.
* Emerald dagger named as "Death's Final Touch".
* Pre-crowning gift almost absolutely random (...and no new artifacts?)
* New location (ruins of ancient temple).
* New monsters (greater claw bug, killer bug...).
* New pool message grants sickness.
* All elemental temples blocks teleportation.
* Advanced character generation.
* A mummified skull of Kranach hangs over the door of Munxip's shop.
* Teleport trap immediately became visible after activation if you're teleported far away from it.
* Big casino guard named as Hugo.
* Hugo blocks the stairs if you're won something but not went for shopping.
* Air of air elemental level charged with electricity and constantly hits character and his items.
* Character able to teleport self without error in other part of arena while fighting with monster.

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Alexander Koltyrin, http://trismegist.narod.ru