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I'd equip the chain mail armor. Even in the worst case, is better than the one you have equipped right now. Then I'd throw the broken staff directly above the upwards stairs, so on my way back to the surface with the Amulet of Yendor I don't forget to pick it up (so I can get the You made it too advancement) and I get an extra inventory slot for the rest of the run. I wouldn't worry about the scale armor, as it'd have to be a +3 for it to be usable at this point in the story (I think it was a 5% to 10.5% chance depending on where you found it, a bet) unless the mage quest is the the Rottenberry one, then you have the choice to (first find a blandfruit) cook it with a blandfruit to get an extra point of strength, if mage's staffs don't convince you, then the scale armor would just have to ve +1 or more for you to be able to use it.
Also, if that mail armor isn't upgraded, Tengu will kill you. You might need more mobility too for the badder bosses Tengu, he sometimes throws unavoidable attacks at you unless Ring of Haste +2 or Ethereal Chains (and by sometimes I mean all the time, and by attacks I mean the fire gas one. Maybe try to get brimstone glyph. If you get hit by the fire gas while you are wearing an armor with the brimstone glyph, you won't be eligible for the Gotcha badge, btw)
Then I'd choose warlock because I'd rather restart the run than being forced to use the staff as my melee weapon.
Then I'd search for a plate armor before I get killed by the mines' enemies (or, if the scales is good enough, I might get to goblin city, then same applies) and bump my upgrades into it. And then I'd just win, if I don't do anything stupid near the stupid floating eyes.