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Something I encountered while playing slash'em a while back, but relevant to nethack: "Its orcish spears shatter from the force of your blow!". I was using a two-handed weapon (at skilled or expert level) to fight an invisible monster which was wielding a stack of multiple spears (slash'em gives them out in groups of 3 for monsters' starting inventory). After killing it, I found 2 orcish spears along with an invisible corpse of somebody-or-other the Kobold King. The message suggested that the whole spear stack had been destroyed (and the weapon shattering code in hmon_hitmon() clearly expects that to be the case), but only one of them had actually gotten used up. I can't recall whether "shatter" was actually given as singular or plural at the time; nethack handles that aspect correctly. Only object destruction needed tweaking.
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