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Normally, corpses of dead monsters will rot away quickly, or they may be too large for one person to eat. Applying a tinning kit to put the corpse in a tin can will preserve it for future consumption, or as a trophy. However, you cannot sacrifice tinned corpses. Tinning kits only have a limited number of charges, and may need to be recharged after much use. See Charging#Tinning kit for more details.

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  • Tinning kit
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  • Normally, corpses of dead monsters will rot away quickly, or they may be too large for one person to eat. Applying a tinning kit to put the corpse in a tin can will preserve it for future consumption, or as a trophy. However, you cannot sacrifice tinned corpses. Tinning kits only have a limited number of charges, and may need to be recharged after much use. See Charging#Tinning kit for more details.
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  • tinning kit
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  • 100(xsd:integer)
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  • metal color
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  • 30(xsd:integer)
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  • Normally, corpses of dead monsters will rot away quickly, or they may be too large for one person to eat. Applying a tinning kit to put the corpse in a tin can will preserve it for future consumption, or as a trophy. However, you cannot sacrifice tinned corpses. Many damaging corpses do not cause their usual damage if tinned; normally, Z and M are sickening to eat, but they may become edible when tinned. Poisonous and acidic corpses are also rendered harmless. However, corpses which turn you to stone, stun you or cause you to hallucinate will still have the same effect when tinned. Additionally, tins of corpses will provide the same intrinsic as a corpse alone. This makes them quite useful when working with giants and dragons, and for keeping tengu corpses to eat once you have a ring of teleport control to avoid getting uncontrolled teleportitis. Tins made from a tinning kit always have the same BUC status as the tinning kit, and are either homemade or rotten; its status as homemade or rotten is determined when the tin is eaten. Blessed tins are never rotten and can be opened in one turn. Uncursed tins are occasionally rotten and cursed tins always are. Homemade tins of foo only have 50 nutrition, making it possible to consume several giants or dragons without becoming satiated. Rotten tins provide negative 50 nutrition. Tinning kits only have a limited number of charges, and may need to be recharged after much use. See Charging#Tinning kit for more details.
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