Twitch Integration for Noita

Gives the player 6 Permanent Shields , but makes them take double projectile damage.

Causes the player to pick up the Orb of True Knowledge from above the mountain, which grants the player +25 extra max HP (or more with Stronger Hearts ), and increases the difficulty of the final boss. With each orb, the boss will gain HP based on a scaling formula , and can gain extra defences/attacks/resistances/immunities depending on the total orb count.

Spawns Scott , the bigger, stronger version of Steve. Scott will eat through terrain and can chase the player between levels. If Steve has not been spawned yet, Scott may anger the gods and spawn Steve by eating through the holy mountain. Scott will not attack the player if they have Peace with Gods .

Spawns Steve , who will attack the player even if they have Peace with Gods . Steve will have both Faster Movement and Faster Levitation .

Gives the player increased horizontal movement speed (like Acceleratium ) for 30 seconds.

Inverts left/right controls for a while, like Flummoxium .

Surrounds perks in the next Holy Mountain with acid, enclosed in glass. To take a perk, the player has to break the glass to get rid of the acid first. The acid can eat through the brickwork and anger the gods. If a fungal shift (e.g. from Tripping Balls) has removed acid, this option will likely be a lot less dangerous.

Causes the Blinded status effect, similar to the Master of Blinding ’s attack, but with a reduced duration.

Blocks each portal at the end of the biome, either with a wooden platform, or with a pile of rubble, explosives, and Hiisi enemies.

Transforms all materials in a circle around the player into blood. If a Fungal Reality Shift (e.g. from Tripping Balls) has transformed blood into a harmful material, this may be dangerous to the player. If a source of electricity is nearby, the player may be electrocuted if they do not have Electricity Immunity .

Causes random bombs to spawn around the player every few seconds, with a large countdown on screen for each wave of bombs.

Improves the stats of a random number of the player’s wands, starting from the first wand. Increases mana max by 20-100 Increases mana charge speed by 20-100 Increases capacity by 1-3 50% chance to reduce recharge time by 0.17s 50% chance to reduce cast delay by 0.17s 50% chance to reduce spread by 5 degrees 50% chance to make the wand non-shuffle

Spawns an acid trap box (as seen in the Mines). When damaged, it will create a Circle of Acid , which is dangerous to the player.

Spawns a Circle of Buoyancy on the player, making it difficult to move.

Prevents the player from shooting wands for a while. Can be particularly annoying to the player if they have a teleport wand.

Turns everything in a large radius around the player into cheese. Explosives will be detonated, and portals will be deactivated if near enough (because the teleportatium powering them gets turned to cheese). If near a holy mountain, the brickwork turning to cheese will anger the gods, causing Steve to spawn in future holy mountains.

Spawns 5 chest mimics and 1 chest .

Each time the player lands on the ground, the ground under them is partially destroyed.

Creates a pile of rubbish in the next Holy Mountain shop, making it more difficult to buy spells/wands.

Spawns a large amount of Freezing Vapour above the player, which causes damage on contact.

Automatically parries all melee damage for a minute.

Turns random circles of solid material near the player into Cursed Rock, and turns liquids into Poison. Can cause a lot of damage, and prevents digging using basic digging spells. Spells like Black Hole or Luminous Drill are required to dig through Cursed Rock if there are no other ways out. Can be very effective if the player is already trapped (e.g. from an earthquake).

Periodically spawns fake enemies. The enemies do not deal damage and cannot be hit or stained. Possible enemies: Bat Firefly Big Toad Robo-Cop Swampling Shotgun Hiisi Skull Fly Skull Rat Hiisi Sniper Master of Polymorphing Hound

Chooses an enemy at random, and transforms all enemies into that enemy. Can be a dangerous combo with options that spawn enemies.

Makes all enemies use the same attack, chosen at random. Can be especially powerful in early levels, where typical attacks are weak. Voting for it again while it is active will replace the current effect, choosing a new random attack. If the current attack is dangerous, it may be replaced with a more harmless attack. If the nearby enemies are powerful on their own, changing their attacks is likely to make them less dangerous.

Removes all liquids in a small radius around the player. Also prevents stains, and stops fire from being put out. Since it is an ingestion-based status effect, vomiting will prematurely end the effect. Tripping Balls, for example, will end Dryspell.

Exactly what it says. Falling debris is very dangerous to the player. If debris traps the player without killing them, options that remove terrain (Helpful Blackhole, Lava Pit, etc.) may free them.

Briefly electrocutes the player without directly causing damage. Often doesn’t do much, but at the right moment it can end a run. Very dangerous when the player is over lava (e.g. from Lava Pit). Being electrocuted around enemies allows the enemies to attack without the player interfering for a moment.

Gives enemies shields, similar to an Energy Shield .

Spawns Giga Black Holes near the player. Causes a lot of damage if it hits the player. Loose debris can also hit the player.

Applies Larpa effects to all projectiles (from both the player and enemies) for a time. Larpa modifiers create duplicates of projectiles. While it can make the player’s attacks stronger, it also makes enemies stronger, and makes self-damaging spells (like bombs) more dangerous.

Spawns random explosives near the player. They will not explode by themselves, but can be set off by the player, enemies, or other effects.

Spawns Circle of Fire a few times. Can be dangerous on low health, or if Dryspell is currently active (since the player cannot put out fire, it can deal significant damage).

Teleports the player to the last biome entrance, based on how far down they currently are. The final boss area is not included, so if selected during the boss fight, the player will be teleported to the entrance of the Temple of the Art .

Creates a ring of ice around the player, filled with water. Especially dangerous with Poisoned Water, or if the player has no form of digging/teleportation whatsoever.

Gives the player Full Health Regeneration .

Causes the player to get glued in place whenever they take damage. Being unable to effectively dodge can cause the player to get glued further.

Spawns 30 gold nuggets (a total of 300 gold).

Temporarily disables the player’s levitation. It is still possible to jump a small height.

Spawns a ghost (Houre ) that is not tethered to a crystal, and will slowly follow the player for a minute. Houre deals curse damage when over the player. It can be destroyed with acid or physics damage.

Spawns up to 3 Hiisi healers , or repair drones with a 1 in 6 chance. The healers/drones fire Healing Bolts , but will not attempt to heal the player.

Reduces the maximum health of the player by 20%.

Grants the player +25 extra max HP, like an Extra Max HP pickup. Not affected by Stronger Hearts .

Spawns a bunch of Hiisi . As with other options that spawn enemies, this can be a dangerous combo with options that modify enemies (e.g. Derandomized Enemies, Derandomized Enemy Attacks, Weebpocalypse, Steve Gang).

Spawns a large damaging black hole that follows the player. It pulls in objects and creatures (including the player), and can fling loose debris, causing physics damage. Can be deadly if the player is cornered. Other spells (i.e. regular black holes ) and items (i.e. Kuu ) are capable of pulling the black hole in.

Spawns some hounds near the player. Hounds do melee damage, and so will be harmless if the player has Melee Immunity . As with other options that spawn enemies, this can be a dangerous combo with options that modify enemies (e.g. Derandomized Enemies, Derandomized Enemy Attacks, Weebpocalypse, Steve Gang).

Gives all enemies within a large radius jetpacks, so they can levitate (like the player).

Spawns a steel maze around the player. A few walls are made of ice and can be destroyed. It collapses after a timer expires, with an effect similar to an earthquake, which can harm the player. Since it destroys terrain, activating Labyrinth near an intact holy mountain can anger the gods.

Periodically causes a small chunk of material near the player to crumble, in a similar way to Earthquake Shot . If a chunk of loose material hits the player, it can do a lot of damage. Can be more dangerous with things that pull in the debris, like Helpful Blackhole.

Applies 5 stacks of Mana Regeneration for a minute.

Makes each shot from the player’s wands cost 3 gold, and adds 0.4 damage to the shot. Rapid-fire wands can quickly deplete the player’s gold.

Adds some Monstrous Powder to all of the player’s potions. Monstrous Powder spawns bridge bosses when poured. Since it can be countered easily by drinking some of the potion, it is usually only dangerous when forgotten or not noticed. If the player has a water flask and catches fire, they have a good chance of unwittingly spawning bosses by pouring the flask.

Randomly increases cast delay, recharge time, and/or spread, of some of the player’s wands. Also increases the mana of the wands by a random amount.

Increases damage multipliers for the player, so they take more damage from everything for the rest of the run.

Makes enemies harder to kill and attack faster for the rest of the run.

Spawns 20-30 rats , 10-20 plague rats , and 1-2 skull rats .

Causes water to damage the player on contact. Water stains do not cause damage. Frozen Prison or Swimming Pool are dangerous with this, since they surround the player in water.

Spawns a player ghost carrying a randomly-generated wand.

Attempts to possess the currently held wand, which will then fire at the player by itself. It works the same way as a Taikasauva . Particularly dangerous with rapid-fire or high-damage wands. Does nothing if the player is not holding a wand at the moment it activates. A visual warning is shown shortly before it activates, which allows the player to quickly switch to an item to avoid it.

Every 5 seconds, turns enemies around the player into random other enemies.

Gives the player a random perk. Most perks are positive, but occasionally a negative perk is picked.

Spawns a random spell (as a card that can be picked up, rather than immediately cast).

Teleports the player in a random direction. Can be dangerous if the player is teleported into enemies or dangerous liquids (e.g. lava). Teleporting into lava is quite likely when in the final boss area, which has a large amount of lava above and below. If Teleport Beacon is active, the player will teleport to the beacon instead. If Teleport Rideshare is active, nearby enemies will be teleported along with the player.

Spawns a random tier 1-5 wand.

Spawns a Giga Black Hole, moving in a line towards the position the player was in at the moment it was spawned. Can damage the player if they can’t move away in time. Can also generate dangerous debris.

Sonic-like rings fly out of the player when they take damage, each containing some of the player’s gold. The player has to collect the rings to regain their gold.

Fills the area with Steam . The player can start to suffocate if they do not find air. The Breathless perk (and the rare water stone ) will prevent suffocation.

Randomises the position of spells in the player’s wands.

Spawns a stationary black hole and an Eldritch Portal . The tentacles from the Eldritch Portal can damage the player. The black hole can pull in nearby objects.

Spawns a “Dragon” with reduced bite damage. The dragon will despawn once it has damaged the player for 25% of their max HP, as long as the player’s HP is below 50%.

Makes the player trip for a while. The tripping effect is not enough to cause a Fungal Reality Shift by itself.

Makes all wands in the player’s inventory shuffle .

Spawns a few different kinds of slime enemies (toxic slimes , acid slimes , and mother slimes ). Acid from the acid slimes and mother slimes can be dangerous. As with other options that spawn enemies, this can be a dangerous combo with options that modify enemies (e.g. Derandomized Enemies, Derandomized Enemy Attacks, Weebpocalypse, Steve Gang).

Spawns a Spell Refresher to restore charges of limited-use spells.

Turns all spells into Worm Launcher projectiles for a time. Worms from Worm Launcher boomerang back to the player, dealing melee damage. Particularly dangerous with rapid-fire wands. Since worms do melee damage, they will be harmless with Melee Immunity . If the player has Levitation Trail , each particle of the trail is transformed into a worm, making it quite deadly.

Causes enemies to bleed dangerous liquids (and be immune to what they bleed) for 45 seconds. Possible liquids: Acid (80% chance) Lava (18% chance) Chaotic Polymorphine (2% chance) Selecting this option again while it is still active changes the liquid and adds to the existing timer.

Temporarily gives the player, and nearby enemies, the Lukki Mutation perk (spider legs). Often deadly with Lava Pit, since the player cannot levitate to escape.

Adds random liquids to all of the player’s flasks. Liquids such as polymorphine can be especially dangerous when the player doesn’t notice (or forgets) that their flasks were spiked. Some liquids will also react inside the flask, ruining certain potions. If the player is relying on an acid flask as a method of killing the final boss, certain materials will turn the acid into flammable gas.

Turns all nearby enemies into Steve for a while. Usually quite dangerous. Groups of small enemies (such as Hämis ) which are usually weak can easily create a deadly situation.

Applies a Glass Cannon -like effect for a while (without reducing HP). Makes explosive spells very dangerous.

For the rest of the run, enemies will be more aggessive and will be able to see through walls.

Summons a Fire Spirit and an Ice Spirit . The fire spirit creates explosive gunpowder in the general area when damaged. The ice spirit is capable of freeze melee attacks.

Makes the player swap places with enemies near the cursor. Can swap the player into dangerous situations, e.g. if multiple enemies are in a group.

Spawns a Sea of Water . Can be dangerous with Poisoned Water, or sources of electricity (e.g. Thunderstones).

Reduces the player’s current HP by 25% using electric damage. The player will be briefly Stunned , preventing them from doing anything for a moment. May cause the player to fall into something dangerous (e.g. lava) if they are levitating over it. Electricity Immunity prevents the player from being damaged or stunned.

Spawns a “beacon” at the player’s current position. If the player attempts to teleport, they are teleported back to the beacon instead. What is detected as “teleporting” is very broad, making this option quite disruptive. Any sudden movement over a certain amount is detected as a teleport, regardless of cause. Examples: Spells Teleport Bolt Small Teleport Bolt Return Swapper Circle of Displacement Perks

Prevents most kinds of teleportation, not including holy mountain portals. Spells: Teleport Bolt Small Teleport Bolt Return Swapper Perks: Teleportitis Teleportitis Dodge Other:

Teleports nearby enemies along with the player when they teleport. As with Teleport Beacon, suddenly moving a certain distance counts as “teleporting” regardless of cause. Dangerous with other effects that teleport the player, and especially with the Teleportitis perk: after being damaged by an enemy, the player will teleport away, bringing more enemies with them, which can damage the player further, and so on.

Spawns many frogs under the player. Frogs attack with melee damage. Frogs are harmless when the player has Melee Immunity . As with other options that spawn enemies, this can be a dangerous combo with options that modify enemies (e.g. Derandomized Enemies, Derandomized Enemy Attacks, Weebpocalypse, Steve Gang).

Spawns some fireflies . As with other options that spawn enemies, this can be a dangerous combo with options that modify enemies (e.g. Derandomized Enemies, Derandomized Enemy Attacks, Weebpocalypse, Steve Gang).

Spawns multiple electric rocks near the player. Dangerous near liquids. Can kill the player if they are submerged in liquid at the time.

Periodically turns a circle of material near the player into acid. Quite dangerous, especially in cramped areas.

Triggers a Fungal Reality Shift . If the player is holding a flask at the moment of the shift, there is a 75% chance the material in the flask will either be turned into something else, or something else will be turned into the material. A short visual warning is shown before the shift takes place. The same visual warning is used for Possess Wand, as a way of countering reflexes (switching to a wand when Possess Wand is about to take effect will cause the wand to be possessed).

Spawns a tiny Horror Monster that is friendly to the player. When killed, it generates a large explosion and an earthquake (and slime).

Makes a random number of the player’s wands non-shuffle , starting from the first wand.

Makes enemies transform according to the following after having line of sight with the player for a couple seconds: From To Ukko Super ukko Firebug Big firebug Stendari better stendari (blue flame one) Steve big steve Small worm meat realm worm Medium worm skull worm Big worm hell worm Hound big hound Acid shooter strong acid shooter Slime shooter laser shooter Shotgunner hell shotgunner Tnt thrower hell tnt thrower Sniper hell sniper Blue fungus dude bigger pink fungus dude Tank laser tank Necrobot super necrobot Robocop better robocop spirits diminution spirit mages poly mage green spiders in jungle luuki lair spiders scorpion mecha kolmi small tentacler big tentacler hiisi healer hiisi shielder

Causes a wand that the player gets near to disappear. Each wand that the player has not picked up has a random chance to disappear, until one has disappeared.

Transforms all nearby enemies into tentaclers , or the small version of them. Dangerous to the player because of the risk of freeze melee. Mostly harmless with Melee Immunity . Being frozen can still cause the player to fall into something dangerous.