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WEYTWUT
Mana Cost	6
Effect	Teleports the player to a random empty tile.
Unlocked By	None
Notes	May potentially pay for its own casting cost if user is teleported to an unexplored portion of the map.

WEYTWUT ("Wait, What?") is one of the Glyphs you can find in a game of Desktop Dungeons. When used, this Glyph teleports the character to a random tile in the dungeon. This Glyph may spawn randomly in any dungeon and does not need to be unlocked.

Usage

WEYTWUT is cast by clicking on it. The character will be immediately teleported to a random space in the dungeon that is unoccupied by a monster.

Each use of WEYTWUT costs 6 Mana, except for the Wizard for whom it costs only 5 Mana, and the Berserker for whom it costs 8. Verification needed

Effect

Availability

General Strategy

Spell Combos

WEYTWUT and the Gods

Several Gods in the game have various opinions about the use of PISORF - they may favour it or reject it, depending on their own particular creeds.

Tikki Tooki

The Trickster God appreciates mobility in his subjects, and considers WEYTWUT as a means to that end. As such, he will reward you +10 Piety point for each use of the WEYTWUT Glyph. You can build Piety quite quickly this way.

Taurog

As with any other Glyph, Taurog will penalize you -5 Piety points every time you use WEYTWUT.

Binlor Ironshield

Binlor is also averse to the use of spells, and will inflict a penalty of -1 Piety point per each use of WEYTWUT, as with all other Glyphs (except ENDISWAL).

Mystera Annur

Research needed