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Impressive.%s cannot forget %s while using %s.%s %s to forget %s.%s %s %d free skill %s.Knowing %s prevents %s from being forgotten.%s %s %d free spell %s.suffer%s %s from deja vu.shockamywangwhizworbrasktreyklayomauparelatfroodybarbazzubtreeorcsmashyyzwereslugpulverizefreezezapdissolveblinddrain%s: %d tutorialx+><0|V| laughs.gorbladretwazporylemkralqualt'rlzamjoneriopihjur%U wracked by the last of the poison.The water puts out %R flames.a puff of smoke%U lichen from the wall and it.%U a soft-looking rock to eat.%U and up an unidentified piece of offal.%U and to the growling of %r stomach.%U up a fat grub and on it happily.%U paralysed.snorefinddodgesidestepevadeavoidduck underroll clear ofblockparrydeflectripostecounterstrikecounterattackmissattackits%s %s %s %s with %s %s.%U wildly!It flails wildly!crushsear%U !%U violently.explodeignore%s %s %s attack.strongerdull browndustintoshudderauberginenot at allsilverbright silver%R skin hardens.%s %s %s briefly.%R hands move quicker.%R hands move slower.%R hands move the same speed.A black cloud forms nowhere near %U.A black cloud surrounds %s %s.%s %s black.%U as if someone were helping %A.%s %s blue.the %s%s the %ssomethingwimpy creatureweak creaturecreaturestrong creaturevery scary creaturescary creaturein superior conditionin perfect shapein good shapea windshield killan easy fightan even fighta hard fightlook%s %s %s. %s %s like %s. Sounds like %s. Thinks like %s. It feels like %s. Seems suspicious.... an impossible fightyour funeral%s %s %s. in poor shapenear deathat death's gate%s %s , Known spells: Learned skills: ------------------------------ %s %s %s.MOBEquipped Items:hostilefriendlysilentquietnoisyloudvery loudThe rampages of %s have become so well known as to earn %s a name! POWDER %03dName: Physical: %d/%d (max %d)Mental: %d/%d (max %d)AC: %dX: %dDepth: %dTotal Moves %d- %s.%s.txtInventory Items:Artifacts:Skills:Spells:Intrinsics:fall%s %s off your fingerThat is not a skill!Your condition seems to be anterograde as well as retrograde.You already know %s.You must learn %s.You have no free skill slots.That is not a spell!You have no free spell slots.0The force bolt shatters %s.The force bolt shattters %s.doorsecret doorThe force bolt shatters the %s.disintegrateStone falls away, revealing a secret door.%s lightning forks!%s fireball explodes!%U too late that being undead means having no life to save.But %U to life!%s %s %s brightly and crumbles to dust!%U to cheat death - but !%U your concentrated evil dissipate uselessly.%U to transform into a lich - but !But evil forces intevene! %U into a lich!Baezl'bub has died! Bring his black heart to the surface world! The development of POWDER has been influenced, both directly and indirectly, from many sources. This document is by no means exhaustive. The release notes for the individual versions is likely more complete. -------------------- :Influential People: -------------------- Everyone who has posted on rec.games.roguelike.* while I've lurked there :> --------------- :Bug Reporters: --------------- R. Alan Monroe, Gottardo Zancani (Zak), James Parker, Ben Shadwick, Lauri Vallo, Casey Robinson, Janne Joensuu, Stu, Igor D. WonderLlama, Victor Rehorst, copx, Florian 'The Outrider' Piesche, Andrew Walker, Kelly Bailey, Bill (hotpoo), Carsten Brockmann, Alexander (Monsterz), PBP, Jorge Gonzalez, Brandon Mullins, Lars Radmacher, Cheese Lottery, Andrew Poandl, Syrra, Erik Piper, David Damerell, Clare Boothby, Elias Erkamo, Guy Banay, Arthur Littlefield, James (darkspoon), Mark Ehlke, Elias Erkamo, Yann Vernier. --------------- :Special Notes: --------------- Adam Bolt: Unsurprisingly, the tiles in the Adam Bolt tileset came from Adam Bolt's tileset. Andrea Menga (Widar): The Nethackish Tileset. Ben Shadwick: Another use for bottles of water, skill level notification, and many other valuable suggestions. Casey Robinson: [Select] to do a one time command on Start menu. Darshan Shaligram: Character Dump option. Emanuel Schleussinger: Creator of HAM, the library for the GBA that made this much, much, easier. Erik Piper: Numerous UI suggestions for both SDL and GBA versions which I used. Gottardo Zancani (Zak): Binding [L] and [R] buttons. Cool maps. Compiling the Adam Bolt tilesets. Hansjorg Malthaner: Sunfire Spell. Igor D. WonderLlama: Second ascension post on rec.games.roguelike.misc (063). Jose Ignacio Rodriguez Fernandez: Push to multilingualism. Reminder to invalidate games on death. Kantaphon Tongmee: Discussion on god code. Kelly Bailey: The ASCII Tileset. Lauri Vallo: First [POWDER] post on rec.games.roguelike.misc. First ascension post on rec.games.roguelike.misc. Inspirational rumours for the Blue Dragon Cavern. Now all I need are fortune cookies of some sort... R. Alan Monroe: Suggestions for UI improvements. Most of which I haven't used, but know that I should. (One day I'll get around to proportional fonts...) R. Dan Henry: Reminding me the inventory screen is ugly. 5parrow: Mouse movement algorithm on rec.games.roguelike.nethack. Takuji Nishimura and Makoto Matsumoto: The most excellent Mersenne Twister. Tim Jordan: Character sheet improvements. Magne Groenhuis: Item teleportation. Victor Rehorst: Requesting better Pogoshell support. William Franklin: Proper death of Skeletons. Will Shattuck: Plain text key assigment list. ------------------- :Influential Games: ------------------- Nethack The first roguelike I played. POWDER seeks to build a similar world of interoperability, where one can say "The dev team thought of everything!" Seeks is the operative word here. ADOM While my introduction to Nethack was a finished game, I had the chance to play ADOM as it evolved. This gave a good insight into the development process. Crawl Started POWDER without having played this. However, when I returned to the roguelike newsgroups after many years absense, I found everyone talking about Crawl. From what I've read, for good reasons. Thus, I've read up on spoilers for Crawl, seeking always the key pieces of game design that can be lifted into POWDER. Sticky Flames, for example, comes from here. After playing Crawl for a bit, I also was motivated to change the shadow code to highlight LOS. Adventurers worship no one god. This leaves them safe from their meddlings, but also unable to reap the gifts that fall to the faithful.Followers have no special conducts.Followers receive +5/+5 per level.Gods? Let them come to me!Klaskov the Ironclad is the patron deity of fighters. He is best known for the burnished set of full plate he wears into any battle.Followers are encouraged to kill, and dress well.Followers are discouraged from casting spells.Followers recieve +15/+0 per level. Belweir the Near Sighted is the patron deity of Wizards. Belweir incorpreates in the form of a large rock mole. Belweir's knowledge of mystical matters exceeds all other beings.`Know what is in front of you before seeking that afar'Followers are encouraged to cast spells, identify things, and dress well.Followers are discouraged from melee combat.Followers receive +0/+15 per level.Quizar the Black is the patron deity of rogues. On the mortal plane, Quizar takes the form of a large black squirrel.Followers are encouraged to attack from afar, identify items, find secrets, dress well, and strike the helpless.Followers are discouraged from making a lot of noise.Followers gain +10/+5 per level.The Arch-Lich Tlosh is the patron deity of necromancers. Though not technically a god, Tlosh's power is such that few argue the point.Followers are encouraged to kill at a distance, practice death magic, and strike at the helpless.Followers are discouraged from all forms of healing and melee combat.Followers are forbidden from using healing spells.Followers gain +5/+10 per level.The Horselord H'ruth is the patron deity of true warriors. To those who measure civilization by cloth or scratches on parchment, H'ruth's followers are called barbarians.Followers are encouraged to kill and wade into the thick of battle.Followers are discouraged from attacking from afar.Followers are forbidden from using any spells.Followers gain +20/0 per level.The Principle of Pax guides every move of would-be clerics. Violence is the last resort of the incompetent.Followers are encouraged to heal, and to destroy the undead.Followers are discouraged from initiating combat, feasting on the fallen when not hungry, and striking the helpless.Followers are forbidden from harming those who are friendly or using death magic.Followers gain +10/+10 per level.Few are so foolish as to be a cultist of ><0|V|.Their fate is either to be envied or pitied.A stout knife suitable for carving meat or throwing.A short blade well weighted for flight.A short blade made of silver. Pretty to look at, but likely annoying to keep clean.A finely crafted block of steel tops the stout handle. This weapon can easily smash through the strongest of armour.An iron-tipped wooden spear.A silver-tipped wooden spear.Nothing more than a short piece of wood. Still, it can get the job done.Some pompous prince thought it fit to make a long sword out of pure silver. Surely the prince knew it would dull easily and likely break in real combat?The smaller cousin of the eternally popular long sword.The staple of any stylish fighter, the long sword makes an effective weapon. Critics denounce the trend for everyone to wield a long sword, citing that it leads to boring battle scenes and little originality in battle gear. Said critics likely don't have to wander dangerous dungeons, however, so are best ignored.This long sword has been coated with a substance that allows it to burn brightly. If the steel does not slay them, the flame will.What maces lack in subtlety, they make up for in brute power. The mace is a club which is fashioned of iron rather than mere wood. This gives it greater power in a more compact form factor.Fine yew wood has been placed under strain by the bowstring. Wise warriors stick their foes with arrows before they can close.A wooden arrow with a stone head. The arrow shaft is straight and true. You have only your lack of skill to account for missing with this arrow.A felt cap dyed a gaudy blue. It would offer only the most meager of protection to your head.Boiled leather shaped into a head piece provides some protection against having your brains spilled by an unfortunate blow.A sturdy iron helm provides excellent protection against hits to the head. Unfortunately, the sound of rain on it would soon drive you mad. It is good there is no rain in the dungeon.Mere scraps of leather with leather thongs, sandals nonetheless keep your feet from being cut by the jagged rocks of less travelled passages.Sturdy leather boots which provide excellent ankle support. These would help keep your balance when negotiating tough terrain.Iron plates placed over the toes and along the sole ensure that your feet will be safe from most common mishaps.These leather shoes have decorative wings made of pigeon feathers attached to them.These calf length leather boots would seem better suited to riding a horse than clomping about a dungeon.These soft cloth slippers would be excellent for lounging about the fire while recounting the glory of your adventures. Too bad you are currently *in* the adventure!Constructed of several pieces of wood cleverly joined, the wooden shield is intended as disposable protection.A small iron shield designed to be strapped to the arm, the buckler has the notable advantage of not encumbering your off hand.A medium sized iron shield.The distinctively shaped kite shield provides effective defence against attack.The tower shield provides the best defense against attack.This silver shield has been shined to a high polish. You can easily see your reflection in its surface.A torch will brightly light the dungeon around you when equipped.The bottle is filled with a viscous blue fluid.The red fluid in the bottle looks disconcertingly like blood.While the alliteration is tempting, you cannot bring your self to call this a "pleasing purple potion". Maybe "peculiar purple potion"?Everyone on the surface world knows that yellow potions are Heal potions. Everyone cannot be wrong! Drink up!The grey coloured sludge in this potion bottle seems to stick to the sides of the bottle. And seems to contain fibres. Ugh!This bottle seems to contain some colloid whose sub-surface scattering reflects evenly all wavelengths of visible light.While the general colour of this potion must be called black, looking at the surface reveals an irridescent rainbow of colours. It is really a rather pretty effect.Even though the bottle is tightly stoppered, you can smell something like the tang of metal."Never eat anything that glows of its own accord" - Wise Saying. Flowing cloth robes may hide your figure, but aren't very effective at blocking blows. These robes have been dyed a gaudy blue.A boiled leather tunic deflects most edged weapons, and softens the blow of blunt weapons.This boiled leather tunic has had numerous metal studs riveted to its surface for added protection.Composed of many tiny loops of metal linked and riveted together, chainmail provides a flexible and effective form of protection.This chain mail is composed not of mundane iron, but of the very rare metal known as mithril.Long strips of metal are riveted on top of a leather tunic to provide more consistent protection than that afforded by studded leather tunics.Composed of solid plates of iron, platemail provides an effective, if heavy, armour.Fashioned in the manner of platemail, but with some form of hardened crystal rather than iron. One would expect it to shatter at the first hit, but it seems more resiliant than its nature would suggest.An immense granite boulder that practically fills the dungeon corridors. Conveniently, its shape is spherical enough to permit a sufficiently strong shove to roll it a few feet.A disgusting ten-foot diameter mound of unspecified-flesh. You can only hope it never belonged to a living creature.A small stone. Unlike most small stones that you find in a dungeon, this one has the right heft and size to make an excellent missile weapon.Small spheroid of meat products. One is cautioned not to investigate too closely what sort of meat went into its construction.You mouth waters briefly at the thought of Kobe-style meat balls mixed with havarti cheese in a bowl of rice. Sadly, this meatball promises to be a tasteless morsel.Numerous pearls have been threaded together to form a continuous chain. While there is no catch to open the chain, the necklace is large enough to fit over your head as is.A thick gold chain has one of the links engineered as a simple clasp. Styling!A clear ruby is in a delicate gold setting. The thin gold chain that supports the setting looks equally delicate, but feeling it you get the impression it could withstand a stronger pull than you'd suspect.A close fitting neck-piece which is composed of heavy, inflexible, pieces. The clasp closes with a solid KCHUNK. With all the creatures seeking your head, the idea of applying armour to your neck suddenly seems like a good idea.A boiled leather collar studded with metal spikes. You are considering wearing it for its protective value. Not to match your spurred boots. Right?An iron helm with a large feather stuck in it.A circlet composed of solid silver.This is the black heart of Baezl'bub, carved from his still bleeding corpse. This is what the entire quest was about - now that you have it, you merely must take it to the surface.Experiments with trying to produce the fabled Helm of Brilliance often result in creating a Helm of Draining. Rather than amplifying the wearers magic, they instead drain it, leaving the magician bereft of their usual magic regeneration.Sadly, most people do not use spells, so enamoured by the obviously magical nature of these helms, purchase them from deceptive merchants. This results in Helms of Draining accumulating in the dungeons wherever there last wearer died (or more hopefully, discarded it when they learned the true nature).Treska of the Seven Alphabets is often credited with the invention of these handy helms. It is rumoured her goal was to be able to read the thoughts of her servants and thus dispatch of any with carnal thoughts. Thankfully for the rest of us, her attempt failed. However, the helm does allow one to detect the general type of thought, letting one distinguish orc from troll through closed doors.The thoughts presented are weak, however, and often overwhelmed by visual sensory data. This limitation can be overcome if the broadcaster is willing. It is an interesting footnote that Treska never discovered this fact as apparently none of her servants were inclined to cooperate.Helms of Warning work on an ingenous principle. Unlike Helms of Telepathy, which seek to detect the thoughts of others, and hence are prone to sensory overload or failure to read mindless creatures, helms of warning instead read *your* innermost thoughts. They reach into your innate inner self, the seat of your intuition. Here they sense those tremorous fears which the presence of foes invokes, amplify them, and present them to your conscious mind.Welcome to POWDER!Your goal is simple: dive to level 25 of the dungeon to reach Baezl'bub, slay him, and return to the surface with his black heart. Plenty of nasty monsters stand in your way, however. Fortunately, the dungeon is littered with useful equipment.Check for updates at www.zincland.com/powder.If you are using a computer to play POWDER, you will be using the keyboard entry method.Use the arrow keys to move around. Bumping into things will perform the most likely action. For example, bumping into a monster will attack it with your weapon. Bumping into a door will attempt to open it. You can also use hjkl or 4826 to move around.Cancel menus with Escape. Select menu entries with Enter or Space.Hitting i will bring up your inventory screen. You can hit enter or space on an item to get a context sensitive menu of what you can do with that item. Sometimes you will have to specify a second target. For example, if you Equip a sword, you need to specify you want to put it in your right hand. You can also hit a quick key to directly choose a menu item. Hitting O (note the capital!) will bring up the Options menu. This is where saving, loading, selecting tilesets, etc, is done.Other key definitions are:o - Openc - Closee - Eatb - Breathe<, > - Climb,, g - Pick up an itemS - SwapR - Rests - search., w, 5 - Waitx - Lookz - Cast a spellJ - Jumpm, X - Mini-mapn - Name a creatureC - Command a creature_ - PrayO - Options? - HelpF - Forget somethingf - Fire Quivered Itemp - Previous messagev - View Message HistoryInventory quick keys are:w - Wear or WieldT - Take offd - Drope - Eat or Quaffr - Read! - Dipz - Zapq - Put in Quivert - Thrown - Names - Sort Inventoryx - ExamineIf you are using a Gameboy Advance to play POWDER, you are using the console input method.Use the directional pad to move around. Bumping into things will do the most appropriate action. Bumping into a monster will attack it, bumping into a door will open it.Cancel menus with the B button. Select menu entries with the A button.When wandering the world, the A, B, L, and R buttons act according to their current mappings. You can remap them by hitting Start, selecting the desired action, hitting Select to activate binding, and then hitting the button you want mapped there. The status line will update to reflect the new mapping. Note you can bind immediately to L and R without hitting the Select button.Start brings up the mapping menu. The Options... selection is special as it does not create a mapping, but rather brings up another menu. Here you can load and save and set the tilesets. (And get to this help) A will immediately perform the selected action and B will cancel this menu.Select brings up your inventory. By hitting A on an item, you will get a context sensitive menu which allows you to use the item.The status line is across the bottom of the screen. It reads:A shield icon followed by a two digit number. This is your AC, or armour class. A higher number makes you harder to hit.A heart followed by a three digit number, slash, and two digit number. The three digit number is your current number of hit points. The two digit number is your physical level. You usually have ten times your physical level in max hitpoints. Hitpoints regenerate slowly over time.A wizard hat (Yes, that is what that is!) followed by a three digit number, a slash, and a two digit number. The three digit number is your current magic points. The two digit number is your magic level. You usually have a max magic of ten times the magic level. Magic points regenerate over time.An X followed by a three digit number. This lists your experience. As soon as it gets to one thousand, it resets, and you gain a level. On gaining a level, you choose which god you wish to worship for your next level. The choice of god determines what class you gain for that level. The number of experience you get per monster is a function of the difficulty of the monster and your character level (the sum of physical and magic levels)A ladder followed by a two digit number. This gives the current dungeon level you are on.A single space.Two character symbols. These give the current mappings of the [L] and [R] buttons. The first is [L] and second [R]. If this is the SDL version, instead of these mappings you will have the helpful word "Zinc".Two character symbols. These give the current mappings of the [A] and [B] buttons. The first is [B] and second [A] (This may seem backwards, but [B] is to the left of [A], so it makes sense in practice) You have died. You will get used to this.In other games, you may have saved & reloaded your character to get past tough battles. This is not recommended in POWDER. Most likely, you will get yourself in a situation where no saving and restoring can save you and end up frustrated.Instead, die often and try to learn from your deaths. Whether it is to avoid attacking some otherwise peaceful dungeon inhabitants or exercising restraint in identifying items, there is a lesson in almost every death.The good news is that the random nature of the levels makes every game a new adventure.The secret alchemy of Greek Fire is scoffed at by advanced wizards. They instead point to the ease with which they achieve the same effect through sorcery.The first attempt to project one's will at a distance is always the hardest. The Magic Missile spell is most novices first experience with summoning kinetic energy, so is often scoffed at by higher level mages as a cantrip for newbies. Wise wizards learn well the lessons that it teaches, and are always watching for a chance to use it.The cold of the abyss is channeled into the wizards hands. On touching a foe, this fearsome chill is transferred to it, freezing flesh and draining vitality.The wild, uncontrolled, nature of galvanic-magic is best shown with this spell. No target is required, just cast-and-watch as your opponents are jolted. Not recommended for those who have many friends.A chilling blast of supercooled air flies forward from the mage's hands. As it flies forward, both water and CO2 sublimate into a ghostly frost which gives this spell its name.Once in a thousand years a confluence of hurricanes can result in a uber-storm. The mammoth downdraft so generated can bring super-chilled air down from the stratosphere. Unwitting ground creatures can find the ambient air temperature dropping a hundred degrees within seconds, flash freezing them into grisly popsicles.The Living Frost spell seeks to mimic these horrific effects with mundane magic. Early experiments with flash freezing found a freaky phenomenon. At sufficiently low temperatures, the air seemed to acquire a malignant intelligence of its own!It was the renowned summoner Kratsbury who first added a simple complusion cantrip to the frozen air spell, thus creating the first documented wizard controlled Living Frost.The power barely contained in a Living Frost can be unravelled. The resulting explosion of ice and sleet affects all in a large radius, so the caster is cautioned to ensure he has retreated to a safe distance first.The mainstay of any mage worth his salt. What would a mage be if he cannot fling balls of fire? One is forewarned not to get too carried away, or the person crisped might be oneself.The most holy and devout can request a special favour from their deity. A giant pillar of flame engulfs any choosen foe within sight of the mage-priest. Study the effect well, for if you were to displease your deity, you may be at the receiving end.The actinic glare of a lightning bolt searing through a darkened corridor would be enough to strike terror in the most stout of warrior. One can only imagine their fear when the bolt, which seemed to just miss them, bounces off a wall to strike them straight on!The wild-mage R'tar was said to be particularly fond of this destructive spell. While he had found a secret method to avoid being hit by the resulting chain reaction, his friends had not. The natural consequence is that R'tar is now friendless.Some magic is just too potent for mere mortals. None should have learned the words for this spell. If any had learned it, none should have written them down. The High Kingdom of Qwar places the penalty for speaking of the spell at death by fire.Needless to say, it is quite readily available in any well stocked library.A thick spray of highly corrosive acid is shot forth. The massive damage inflicted by this spell attracts many mages. They soon learn that the risk of backsplash hitting them tempers the usefullness of this otherwise potent spell.A knowledgeable mage can combine the water droplets in the air with the naturally occuring nitrogen. By condensing the resulting nitric acid into large enough particles, it forms a dense acidic mist that wreaks havoc on those who breathe the noxious fumes.The Plane of Acid is not uninhabited. The skilled mage can bring forth one of the denziens of this plane. The semi-living blob of acid will instantly consume any items it touches. However, it doesn't last more than an instant before it destabilizes and explodes. The strength and size of the explosion is dependent up on the number of items it fed upon, so this spell is best cast on a stack of unwanted equipment. And best cast if you already have acid resistance.A fountain of acid is summoned from the Plane of Acid and directed at a specific point. So corrosive is this acid that it almost always dissolves the location entirely; leaving in its wake a fuming pool of acid.A powerful psychoactive acid is synthesized from the outer layers of the skin of your hands. By touching a foe with this acid, you can disrupt their mental processes with confusing effects. Be careful you apply the acid quickly, because in time it will be absorbed into your own skin, making you the victim!The effects of disintegration care not for your strength. All victims are treated equally before the powerful magic of this spell. The very atom's of the victim's being are ripped apart, leaving behind ghastly wounds. The larger the victim, the larger the wounds.Some warriors scoff at this spell. They claim it is better to have the instant-gratification of a heal spell. Wise fighters, however, know that it is often easier to cast a spell before a battle than during it! Further, this spell has been specially formulated to require minimal magic to cast. It instead draws power from magic the mage *would* have regenerated. Being able to borrow magic points from the future can make the difference of life or death.Vile serpents and bloated spiders lurk under every rock. It is only a matter of time before one receives a sting which poisons one's flesh. While no substitute for a cure, this spell can provide temporary immunity for the ongoing damage to tissue and organ. Some warriors swear by casting this spell prior to becoming poisoned - they then need not worry about curing during combat.The mainstay of any would-be cleric. This simple spell closes wounds and restores vitality.There is a reason why some poisons are called "Deadly". Those poisons are the reason why it is foolish to not have some way to cure. This simple spell instantly flushes all toxins from the body, preventing any further damage.Designed for more serious wounds than Heal, the Major Heal spell also boasts greater mana to health efficiency. It does have a higher base mana costs, so clerics are recommended to keep Heal well practiced.The ultimate power for any cleric is not that of death, but that of life. This complicated ritual can, at great cost to the cleric, revive any fallen creature. The creature so restored from death will be loyal to the cleric. Be warned that one so raised is very weak, and should be healed forthwith.Let dark and dank dungeons be well-lit and dank dungeons! The light spell makes dangerous corridors into mundane hallways.There are certain people who prefer their deeds not be witnessed. For them, it can be convient to ensure the light of day does not shine where they choose.A sticky door giving you problems? A locked chest won't budge? The simple Knock spell can effortless open any object capable of being opened.The track spell builds up a standing magic field around the target. This standing wave is attached and powered by the life-essense of the target, so moves with the target wherever they go. Creatures so marked can be sensed by anyone, not just the original caster.Treska of the Seven Alphabets is said to have demanded that her students submit to a Track spell. Only then could she be satisfied that her students were not going to less reputable parts of town. Fortunately for Treska's students, the standing field does dissipate over time if not renewed.The dungeon is filled with worms, insects, and bacteria. All of these are eager to consume any fresh carrion that falls to the floor. First time dungeon explorers are often shocked at how quickly a dead foe is stripped to the bones, and then the bones themselves are carried off. Before he became an Arch-Lich, Tlosh was often aggravated by how quickly his research subjects decomposed. His research resulted in a localised stasis field that can arrest the decay process. Preserve has become a staple among necromancers for whom the fallen is a fuel.Dungeons can be twisty, turny places. Often one *knows* there is something nearby, but cannot figure out how to get there. This spell provides a magic vision of the surroundings to the mage. This vision is an accurate portrayal of the local area, including areas completely inaccessible to normal travel.A quick get away is 9/10ths of the law. Blink lets you do a controlled teleport anywhere in sight for a small cost. A few quick Blinks can confuse the chasers and get one to safety.It is a foolish and short lived adventurer that tries on whatever is found in the dungeon. While this can serve to identify items, some items are cursed so will not be so easy to take off. In the case of certain amulets that may spell certain doom.For those not willing to go to the effort or expense to fully identify every item, it is often sufficient to just separate the cursed from the blessed. This simple spell attunes the caster to their possessions; allowing them to detect the status of each of their items.Items found on a dungeon floor may contain great power. The trouble with great power is that it can be for both good and evil. Often, even things which are made with the best of intentions, can cause great harm when an ignorant Barbarian starts to toy with it. This spell lets you determine the functionality and nature of one item.With the proper incantation and skilled direction of magical energies, one can increase the similarity of two different locations. When the two locations become the same up to 2^-20 cm, the universe itself no longer can tell them apart. The net effect is that, while to outsiders the wizard has seemingly teleported from one location to the other, what has actually happened is that the source location became the destination location!One must be forwarned that if an area has sufficiently high magical flux, it cannot be stabilized sufficiently to achieve such levels of similarity! Also, some items, due to their essentially unique nature, prevent the space around them from being similarized.To choose your location for teleportation requires not only greater focus, but greater power as well. While the normal teleport spell finds a location whose gradients make it easy to achieve similarity, the teleport with control spell seeks to bend the gradients at *any* location.There are still limitations, however. One cannot teleport into something one can't move in normally.The power of the air is yours! You can command a stiff breeze to blow in the direction of your choosing!Most mages discount this spell as entirely useless. They only learn it when it is forced upon them to achieve more powerful effects. Wise mages, however, treasure this innocuous seeming spell.A bolt of pure force is created and slammed forward with devasting effect. While the range is very short, it is more than made up for with the power. Many objects are instantly shattered by the strength of this spell.A wall of pure force is created and projected outwards from the caster with devastating force. Creatures struck by the wall are knocked backwards, only to be hit again as the wall continues its inexorable motion. The final radius of the wall is dependent on the perimeter, so wise mages note that this spell has greater range in a corridor than in an open room.The spell of Dig carefully controls its energies in the Plane of Earth. It focuses on the removal of dirt and stone from ones path, allowing one to fashion dungeon complexes of one's own design.The excavating powers of the Dig spell need not be directed at walls. One may instead direct them at the floor. Ideally, the floor beneath your enemies. Even if they are not killed when they fall into the resulting pit, the time it takes them to climb out of the pit is time not spent attacking you!Rather than disintegrate all of the rock in a section of wall, one may instead crudely shape it into a large spherical boulder. Add to this a large jolt of pure force, and you can have the boulder rolling towards your enemies.Unfortunately, this spell was designed by none other than Prakal the Earth mage, who is at least as renowned for his short-sightedness as his skill at deriving new earth-related spells. Do not be too surprised when the resulting boulders all start rolling in your direction.The dread power of the Cockatrice can be yours. Zapping a foe with this spell starts a process of petrification, wherein their flesh is replaced by solid stone! Cruel mages take advantage of the high black market value for such art.The grisly reversal of the Petrify Spell is not for the faint of heart. While it is essential for restoring those who have become statues, the process is not something one should watch closely. Equally disturbing is the effect of applying it to stone which was never living.It is said that Prakal, the Earth Mage, perfected a version of this spell which does not require Dig as a prerequisite. We can only guess what it was. Prakal's mummified remains, found buried in solid rock, have told us nothing.If bringing the dead to life is the ultimate goal of the cleric, the ultimate goal of a necromancer is to bring the dead to undeath. Raise Undead allows a necromancer to infuse the fallen bodies of foes with a sick parody of life. Fresh corpses yield shambling zombies, whilst a necromancer willing to wait for bones will gain fleeter moving skeletons.While Tlosh disapproves of all forms of healing, necromancers have found in practice it is important that they keep their still-mortal frame intact. The soul reclamation spell fulfills this in a Tlosh friendly way by using the life energy of another to power the recuperation, thereby avoiding any contact with the positive energies that traditional healing spells tap into. This spell, when targetted at an undead under one's control, recovers the negative energy used to power the undead and repurposes it to close one's own wounds.One's minions can be consumed for more than just a quick heal. The negative energy of undead under your control can be transformed into a powerful attack to destroy your foes. On the completion of this dark ritual any adjacent undead will be so converted. It is rumoured that this spell is the first step in transforming into a lich.This ghastly spell does not wait for the foe to die. Any creature at death's gate can be the target of this cruel magic. The remaining life force is used to power a grisly transformation from life into unlife. The resulting ghast makes an excellent addition to any necromancers undead army.With greater control over the powers of death, necromancers can extract the souls from dead corpses and use them as fuel. This can be used to transform innocent creatures into sinister pets. It is also believed the soul can be consumed with this spell and used to to construct animated golems. While most golems made in this way soon vanish, it is rumoured that more complicated rituals can make stone golems that are permament.No matter how healthy the opponent, they have no defence against this vile magic. Their inner essence is ripped out and bound to yourself. You acquire their skils and spells while they are left in an amnesiac daze. The one downside is that the binding isn't permament.Reaching into the Plane of Decay, this spell brings forth vile fluids and binds them into a viscous mass. This is then applied to your wielded weapon, ready for you to apply to the foe of your choice.A physical bolt of solidified poison is shaped and then sent forth with great speed. Those struck take both the physical damage of the bolt and suffer the harsh poison that it is composed of.Why anyone would want more of these troublemakers is a question often asked when this spell is taught. However, one advantage of this spell is that the imp is only summoned temporarily. This means the necromancer need not worry about conserving the imps life. Many necromancers thus swear by this spell as their replacement for Fireball.A truly ferocious spell. You begin by spitting at a choosen foe. As the spittle flies from your mouth, it transforms into a venomous ball of green poison. If it successfully strikes your foe, it will explode into a cloud of choking poisonous fumes. These will linger long after your foe has succumbed, killing mercilessly any who stray within.When one considers the years of study required to learn this most potent spell, one would think the users would be wise. Nonetheless, careless Finger of Death accidents claim dozens of necromancers every year! Do not become another statistic!Careful study has allowed you to predict most foes moves. Long hours of practice has trained your reflexes. You can now occasionally evade enemy attacks, regardless of how skilled the enemy might be.Let the barbarians charge in straight lines. You know the folly of such bravado. While you waste no time in closing with the enemy, you wisely seek cover and sudden changes in your direction. By presenting a moving target to foes, you have a high chance of avoiding ranged attacks so long as you are moving.Diligent observation combined with experience has led you to be able to readily identify secret doors and hidden traps. A quick glance around will reveal to you what others must spend many turns looking for.Fast reflexes and nimble feet allow you to leap safely to the pits edge before falling into the spikes below. The only way for you to fall down a hole is to climb into it willingly.Years on the open plain have taught your body how to conserve its energy in times of short ration. Not only are you able to continue functioning while hungry long after others have collapsed, but your extensive knowledge of plants, animals, and fungi, ensure you can see a rich banquet where others see only an empty field.While city-dwellers may believe that Barbarians eat their prey like wild animals, Barbarians know that there is a lot to be gained by a more careful separation of meat from sinew. Wise Barbarians learn butchery skills so they can make the most of their meals. Knowledge of the key organs allow them to extract the most out of any corpse they decide to eat.Barbarians hunting on the steppes have learned that it does not suffice to defeat one's prey. One must defeat them in a manner that leaves their corpse still salvageable, or one faces hunger as surely as if one did not hunt at all. The Clean Kill Skill represents the study of these techniques. Once mastered, creatures slain in melee combat will be much more likely to leave behind a tasty corpse.You realize well that your head is the most valuable location. You know how to properly adjust the myriad straps and belts which are used to secure a helmet in place. Because you correctly put on, and properly adjust for the size of, your helms, you derive additional protection from them.It might be fine for a Barbarian to strap a shield to an arm and consider training complete. You know, however, that correctly parrying attacks is an art onto itself. You derive additional protection from shields.Most of one's vitals lie within the torso, so it is wise indeed to know how to properly protect them. Many a fool has felt secure in plate only to receive a dirk to the kidneys which ended his day. You derive additional protection from body armour.Dungeon floors are uneven at best, and litered with sharp-pointy things at worst. A good pair of boots is a must, but so is proper usage of the boots. One's laces must be tight, one's shoes must be adjusted to fit one's own feet, the requirements go on. From this skill, you derive additional protection from boots.You understand the care and maintaince of cloth based armours. This allows you to properly wear them and use them for maximum defence.You are familiar with medium weight armours, such as those made from leather or wood. You can properly care for the items and thus use them to full effect.This is the Iron Age, after all. While you may not be able to smelt raw ore and fashion a suit of mail from scratch, you do know enough to fix the dings and scratches of a suit of iron mail. By properly repairing these items, you gain better protection value from them.Suites of plate mail made of gold. Helmets formed of the skull case of giant beetles. The deeps have many odd and wonderful types of armour. You have devoted yourself to researching the myriad methods of building armour from sundry scraps, and now reap the benefits with your ability to properly use even the oddest of defensive accruements.Small, light weight, weapons have their own code of usage. One cannot rely on the weight of the weapon to do your work, but instead must practice finesse and precision. This skill improves your ability with all weapons sized Small and lower.Medium weapons are the mainstay of most armouries. They require a balance of finesse and brute force to wield. This skill improves your ability with all weapons sized Medium.Large weapons are favoured by Barbarian hordes. Their massive size means crushing damages, and also means great strength is required to wield them. Subtlety is definitely not a requirement. This skill improves your ability with all weapons sized Large and higher.Ranged weapons require you to judge distances and properly aim. This skill improves your ability with all weapons that are thrown.Edged weapons, such as swords, rely on slashing attacks to perform their damage. As such, one must adjust one's style to gain the best effect. This skill improves your ability with all edged weapons.Blunt weapons cause damage by brute force. One's targeted area tends to be bigger, so different vitals may be chosen. This skill improves your ability with all blunt weapons.Pointed weapons, such as spears, are designed to be stabbed at one's foes. This can allow force to be applied to a small area, which, provided the area is chosen correctly, can have devastating results. This skill improves your ability with all pointed weapons.To the knowledgeable assasin, anything is a weapon. This skill improves your ability to wield non-weapon objects as a weapon.Many naive warriors learn this skill thinking double the weapons means double the damage. They then learn that it is important to become skilled with both weapons that they wish to wield. Even then, one may only get an extra attack with the offhand for every two attacks with the primary hand.Those harbouring fantasies of entering battle with twin longswords should be cautioned that when the weapon in the off hand is not smaller than the one in the main hand it is even harder to wield.Instead of concentrating on your strengths, you focused on your weaknesses. Your so-called "off hand" is no longer distinguishable from your primary hand. You can use either hand equally effectively. This means it is no longer important that the second weapon be lighter than the first.The more light weight blunt weapons should not be discounted. The increased control they afford allows a precision blow to knock an enemy unconscious. This gives the chance to escape, or for the less sporting, the chance for some free hits.While blunt weapons may not produce severed arteries, the concussive force of a well placed blow can leave an opponent dazed. A stunned foe will flail randomly, as likely to hurt an ally as an enemy.Using the momentum of large weapons to the best advantage, you can send enemies flying backwards with a single hit. The time they spend regaining their ground is time you can spend readying the next devastating blow.The skilled rogue knows knows the weak points of any enemy. A quick dagger thrust in the right artery can inflict a heavily bleeding wound. The resulting bloodloss can bring down all but the strongest of foes.Many tales speak of strong warriors who can drive a spear right through an opponent. Fewer tales tell of the barbarians who can continue the stroke with enough strength and precision to strike the next rank of foes.Tales of the Horselord H'ruth, before he ascended to godhood, say that he was known to skewer a half dozen hill orcs with a single thrust of his silver spear Relattrey.With sufficient practice throwing knives the skilled rogue achieves uncanny abilities. It is said that they cannot miss a target that they choose.When an adversary strikes is the best time to counterstrike. Light weapons allow the practiced fighter to use the opportunity of an attack to gain the chance of a counter attack.The skilled fighter does not rely on his armour alone to absorb the blows of an enemy. Instead, by meeting blade with blade, one can stop many attacks from falling true.Adventurers may start off soft and tasty, but dungeon denziens are warned that they can quickly become obscenely powerful. Single adventurers have been known to slaughter every living creature in a dungeon for no more reason than "because they were there".The scales of this ferocious beast are coated with a thin veneer of greenish slime. This gives more than just the name to the beast - it is also the source of the green dragons feared poison.Unlike most cold blooded creatures, which merely maintain the ambient temperature, white dragons are truly cold blooded. A refrigerant process chills their blood to well below the freezing point of most liquids.Red dragons are the best known example of the myriad draconian species. As such, their fireball breath need not be mentioned, no?A nimbus of electrical arcs surrounds this fearsome beast. The crackling of these bursts of electricity can be heard for quite some distance. Be careful lest they discharge through you!Yellow dragons normally live on desolate wastelands. There they hollow out complicated lairs through the use of powerful acids created in their gizzard. Adventurers have reported that when threatened, this acid can be spit to devastating effect!The odd appearance of the cockatrice - half rooster, half lizard - would be a source of jokes, if it were not for it's devastating ability. So deadly is this attack that most adventurers suggest avoiding cockatrices at all costs.The renowned half-thief Parkdat claims to have survived an encounter with a cockatrice by clever application of items she had on hand. While she has not revealed what technique she used, spies report she has been making inquiries about rings of acid resistance.Hailing from the pits of hell, this minor daemon has been brought to the surface to give the living a taste of what they have in store.Those who are waiting for hell to freeze may be shocked to learn large portions of it are already frozen. From these bitter ice expanses come the dreaded ice daemons.Known also as "He whose name cannot be spelt correctly", Baezl'bub has left his stygian abyss to lay some smack down on the surface world. You guessed it: You are the only hope to stop his nefarious scheme. The task is simple: Kill him, take his heart, take it to the surface. The devil, as they say, is in the details. This is one *big* detail.The Minotaur, a fearsome monster half human and half bull, resides at the center of a twisted maze. Daedelus was clever to ensure the passages of the maze were too narrow for the minotaur to escape. Hopefully you are equally clever and stick to small passages.Exhibitting rare trilateral symmetry, some speculate that the green skinned tridudes are not native to our plane. This doesn't stop the tridudes from killing unwary adventurers, however, so save the philosophy until you have escaped the dungeon.The fire beetle gains its name from the self-igniting fluid it can spray on those that threaten it. Those who do not want to get burned should let these beetles be.When the Deeper Depths Mining Company contracted Prakal the Earth Mage to increase the profitability of their gold mines, they had envisioned some new variant of the Dig spell that would extract gold from baser metals. What they did not expect was for Prakal to instead design a living creature!The Gold Beetle is wondrously designed. Living on a diet of gold, it is little surprise that it has a 24 carat body. Prakals intention was that Deeper Depths could release a population of beetles in their mines, wait, and then havest the fully grown beetles.The presence of this beetle in front of you tells you that not everything went according to plan. The released beetles showed little interest in hanging around the low yield gold mines - they quickly migrated to dangerous dungeons where tasty golden nuggets abound. Worse yet, the mechanism used to digest gold triggers a powerful allergy in flesh and blood creatures, one that makes them unable to stand the presense of gold.This small serpent is more at home in glaciers than a dungeon. It's bite can still inflict frostbite reminicisent of such glaciers, so be warned.This small snake usually has smaller prey in mind than humans. Nonetheless, one should be wary of its poisonous bite, and leave it to live by its own whim.A snake measuring 30 to 50 centimeters in length with scales coloured in an impressive red and yellow pattern. Many people in the surface world value the scales for the creation of fancy looking boots. If it weren't for the snake's fiery bite, this demand could have spelt its extinction.Small mice scurry anywhere that food scraps may be found. To the novice, their movement may seem chaotic and random. The skilled mouser learns to anticipate their every move.As a Hero on a Great Quest, you surely don't care about becoming a better mouser.Rats live where humans live. That doesn't stop humans from hating them. While excuses like "spreaders of filth and disease" is usually provided, the cynical point out that if rats had nice bushy tails rather than ugly naked tails, the cohabitation may have been more peaceful.This is a BIG rat. It likely weighs as much as you do!Giant rats general hate humans. While excuses like "spreaders of filth and disease" is usually provided, the cynical point out that if humans had nice fur covering their bodies rather than being almost entirely naked, the cohabitation may have been more peaceful.*kzzap*The grid bug dismissed by most as just another type of vermin. However, scholars often have wondered at the origins of these purple xs. Why is it that they crackly with electric power? Are they some form of electric elemental? What grants them the ability to move in directions unavailable to anyone else? Do they come from some higher dimmension where more degrees of freedom are present? Barbarians report that the corpses are spicy if eaten fresh.The friendly shitomi is a large rat with lavender fur. The shitomi's pleasent disposition endears most dungeon goers and only the most rabid would seek to do battle.Rheo the Book Eater was named after his voracious appetite for books. He would read an entire library in a fortnight. He soon, however, became frustrated with the poor lighting afforded by torches. Light spells tended to be static to an area, not at all helpful to a wandering mage like Rheo.Being a mage of no little power, he felt there must be a better solution. He first constructed what he called a desk lamp - a metal stand with an articulated arm holding a permament light source. This could be carried about and adjusted to illuminate any book. Not satisfied, he continued tinkering. First, he granted the lamp locomotive ability so it could hop behind him and carrying would no longer be necessary. He next provided the ability for the lamp to reproduce itself (thus saving on eventual manufacturing costs). Finally, he added the ability for the lamp to orient itself to its master's eyes.Sadly, a bright light oriented at your eyes tends to blind you. Too late, he realized he should have had it point itself to what it's master was looking at. He never got the chance to correct the mistake since his only sample blinded him and hopped away before he recovered.Since then, the lux, as it has come to be known, has eked out an existence in the underworld. Despite it's rather aggressive nature, it is largely tolerated as a good source of light.The purple slug is both bigger and more ferocious than the brown slug. Its acid is stronger so unprepared adventurers should take advantage of its slow speed and run away.The lowest of the giant slugs is the brown slug. It uses a mild acid to defeat its foes and then scrapes up the partially digested remains with its radula.The dreaded Death Slug is the next stage of the Purple Slugs growth. A hideous horn has grown from its forehead with which it can impale attackers. Those who think their acid resistance means they can ignore all slugs end up unpleasantly surprised.A floating eye is aptly named. It is a 50 centimeter diameter floating eyeball. Thankfully, it has lids that cover the back half, so it is not too disgusting to see.Some theorize the first floating eye was a Distance Seeing spell that went awry. This does not explain why those that try to hit the eye in melee often find themselves paralysed by its gaze.The gelatinous cube is a large cube of semi-transparent ichor. One can often see the shape of incompletely dissolved items inside the cube.Cubes blindly scour the dungeon eating anything metallic. When they grow to sufficient size, they split into two smaller cubes. Attackers should be wary of the paralyzing nature of the acid splash that is produced by piercing their skin.The scorpion is renouned for its powerful sting. Crushing the scorpion does no good if you die shortly after from the poison of its bite.The small inoffensive cave spider is often targetted by adventurers for the nutritious and tasty meat it provides. Care is advised that a hungry adventurer not mistaken it for its giant kin.This spider is bloated with the unmentionable contents of its previous meals. Care is cautioned lest you be the next victim to be liquified and sucked into its gullet.The kiwi, native to New Zealand, is peculiar in that it is not just a flightless bird, but a wingless bird as well. Its nocturnal habit allows it to live peacefully in the depths, feasting on insects snuffled out with its long beak. Antagonizing the kiwi is strongly discouraged for that same snout can inflict a devastating piercing attack.Explorers of dungeon depths should be thankful for bats for their part in minimizing the buzzing insects that would otherwise mar the spelunking adventure. Naysayers point out that bats do most of their hunting outside of the cave and leave more than enough guano within the cave to mitigate any beneficial effect they might have.It is said that only by carefully sifting through and washing bat guano can one acquire enough mosquito eyes to make the famed mosquito eye soup. This tidbit of knowledge leaves unanswered the question of why one would desire such a soup in the first place.Unsurprising, where there are bats, there will be bigger bats. Those who have grown accustomed to feasting on bats are warned that while there is more meat on these bones, there is also more fight.Blood sucking vampire bats traditionaly acquire their nutrients from sleeping cattle. You may have noticed the lack of bovines in the dungeons. Sleep tight!Ever have the feeling that someone was watching you? And turned around suddenly to confront the watcher only to see no one? Someone may still be watching you. Someone invisible. With fangs. That drip acid.The large cave frog swiftly hops throught the tunnels a pond to call its own. A wise adventurer will not try to get in its way. An unwise adventurer will form the frog's next snack.What is dead should stay dead! Why then do these bones move? No ligaments connect the joints. No muscles power the motion. Yet these facts do not prevent the skeleton from clanking inexorably forward.The dead bloated corpse twitches. An effect of rigour mortis setting in? No. It is the vile necromantic art animating the corpse, transforming the decaying meat into a shambling undead monstrosity.Twisted hunchbacked bipeds, ghasts are dreadful undead that swipe at foes with their noxious claws. Some warriors have been known to leave weapons for ghasts to pick up in the hope that they can face a mere sword rather than the claws.Powerful necromancers dissatisified with the limitations of mortality can end perform a complicated ritual to transform themselves into the undead lich. In their new form they fear not the concerns that once plagued them.Much like cockroaches infest all human habitations, imps infest all infernal habitations. From the slightly-balmy upper circles of hell where the merely slightly-not-good dwell, down to the fiery deeps where dwell the truly evil, explorers have reported the presence of imps.Rather than try and exterminate imps directly, Daemon's instead have devised summoning spells to bring imps in as cannon fodder.Kobolds are a small purple-furred race of bipedal dogs. Their pack like tendencies and cunning nature compensates for their weak stature.In Wpark the Wonderful's youth he believed that the kobold species held great promise. It was only their lack of higher knowledge that prevented them from being accepted as equals among civilized nations. He set out on a pilgrimmage to teach the kobolds the wisdom of the world.While Wpark has refused to ever speak of his experiences, it was only after then that blue-robed kobold mages began to terrorize the underworld. Their use of modern magic spells and wearing of the signature blue wizard robe suggest Wpark may have been at least partly successful."There are many scurilous lies spread about the noble kobold race. The most ridiculous is surely that of the so-called Kobold Assassin. Every so often, I hear reports of one of these kobold subtypes. The report usually describes them as black clad members of a secret kobold organization that will stop at nothing to defend kobold kind and keep themselves secret."Everytime I try and track down the originators of these reports, the primary witness is always conviently away on some long term business trip, or has gotten himself killed in some tragic accident. The lack of any first hand accounts proves that the Kobold Assassin is nothing more than hearsay spread to discredit kobold kind."From an early journal of Wpark the Wonderful.While any kobold is willing to pick up a sword to take what they desire, kobold fighters are more likely to be already be properly equipped and trained in such weapons. Many adventurers that had come to scorn kobolds received a harsh lesson in manners from an affronted kobold fighter.The brutish nature of a troll cannot be understated. They attack with clumsy, but devastating, force. They have thick skins able to withstand the sharpest barbs. And the worst part... When you finally think you have killed them... They come back!When Prakal the Earth Mage was faced with a large band of trolls, he did what seemed reasonable to him at the time. A few quick casts of petrify would, he thought, result in a nice addition to his museum of curiousities. Unfortunately, the powerful regenerative nature of trolls prevailed over even Prakal's potent magics. The trolls were petrified into stone. Being made of stone didn't make them any less pleasant, however.Unfortunately for the world at large, Prakal took the better part of valour and ran away. This left the stone trolls to breed and multiply into what are now properly termed as Cave Trolls.The cold blood of a lizardman seems to lead to cool thinking. Lizardmen show no mercy to the weak. Their native habitat is the swamplands of the surface world, but they have adapted well to the underground depths.The thick armour shell of these turtle people makes them formidable opponenets in a fight.It is said that turtloids never die of old age, but instead just keep growing to ever larger sizes. Perhaps it is a good idea to slay them when they are still only this small?The filthy orcs are disdained by all species that have developed a language sophisticated enough to include the word "disdain".Native to the hills of Abr'po, the vicious hill orc is often used as a scape goat for any local problems. Indeed, most army leaders of Abr'po enlist a token hill orc squad. At the end of combat, the hill orc squad is accused of all the various war crimes that occured and summarily executed. Scholars debate if the fact that hill orcs still eagerly apply for such positions is a sign of their lack of mental accuity or overriding desire to commit war crimes.The origin of these abominations is unknown. Well, it is pretty clear that some mad wizard was responsible, but WHICH mad wizard remains in doubt. Rheo the Book Eater certainly wouldn't have had the foresight to provide them with a crude form of telepathy to compensate for their lack of eyes. Wpark the Wonderful's fascination with the colour puce rules him out - he'd have surely dyed their hide. And Treska of the Seven Alphabets? Her prudish nature would have ensured there was no second generation of headlesses to terrorize the world.This rather large lizard is a distant cousin of the more familiar desert dwelling chameleon. Exposure to powerful magic forces seems to have amplified its colour shifting ability into the ability to adopt the form of almost any creature! Be warned it gains the creature's special powers when it transforms. A large number of dungeoneers thus advocate destroying chameleons before they have a chance to change into something even more frightening.Hailing from the elemental plane of Earth, these fearsome foes threaten all but the strongest adventurers. Their bodies, made from the very dirt animated, can absorb tremendous damage. Their attacks will shock the most stalwart.We often take the air for granted. We breathe and walk through this fluid without thinking of the force it represents. The destructive power of air elementals swiftly remind adventurers that the most insubstantial of things still hurts if it hits you hard enough.By controlling the movement of airborne dust, and hence the friction between the airborne dust, air elementals can create massive charge disparities. These ground themselves with devastating lightning bolts.Staring into the flame of a candle can grant you enlightenment. Staring into the flame of an fire elemental can grant you a swift death.One of the most feared elementals, water elemental combine an extradorinary strength with a truly sinister attack. When hit by a water elemental, one takes little direct damage. A part of the elmental dislodges itself, however, and blocks your trachea. Many a brave adventurer has met a miserable death by drowning despite having slain the elemental.Anyone can take a mound of flesh and fashion it in a crude mockery of a biped. The trick is to get it to walk under its own power. While golems themselves posses no soul or life, it is said that necromancers who make them require a soul of a creature to power the animation process.A stone golem consists of a collection of ten to twenty boulders. Strange magics can be seen flickering between the boulders, holding them into a vaguelly man like shape. No soul or life is detectable in the resulting creation, but it is rumoured that one was consumed to power their creation.The grinding of gears and clanking of metal preceeds the arrival of an iron golem. Wise adventurers use the warning to flee. Unwise adventurers die.Death, they say, is but the start of a new journey. Some, it would seem, are not yet interested in that new journey, but remain in this world to plague the living.Ghosts are the incorpreal souls of the restless dead. They possess a hatred of those who still enjoy the feel of fresh air.Warriors tell of trying to fight ghosts, but being overcome by fright at their hideous appearance, or finding that their weapons seemed to have no effect.A cloud of super cooled air glares at you menacingly. You are not sure how a mere cloud of ice crystals can glare. And you are equally unsure how said cloud keeps moving relentlessly towards you. These are not the questions you should be asking yourself, however. You should instead be wondering how you will survive long enough to see the frost dissipate.The magical door radiates a sense of loss. You have the eerie feeling that the local dungeon is incomplete. It seems unlikely you will be opening this door on this adventure.As you try to open the magical door, a verse suddenly enters your mind. "Wands, Rings, Scrolls, and Potions. Four of each and no more. Place with utmost symmetry. And much knowledge will be thine." You mutter under your breath at the apalling lack of meter.As you watch your magical items disappear into the aether, you wonder if what is hidden by this door is worth the trouble? Hopefully a pattern emerges before you must sacrifice your useful items.As the last item vibrates, the purple glow fades from the door. Tentatively, you try the handle. The door, it seems, is no longer magical, and easily opens to your push. You hope Belweir has not sent you on a wild goose chase.Welcome to the Tutorial!Press up and down to scroll through this message. Faster scrolling can be done by [R] and [L]. You've read it all when the arrows disappear at the bottom.Buttons on the Gameboy Advance (GBA) are placed in [Square] brackets. [A] and [B] are on the front and labeled. [L] and [R] are the shoulder buttons on the far side of the GBA. [Start] and [Select] are the small buttons labeled as such. On the DS, [X] and [Y] can be used instead of [Start] and [Select].When you have menus visible you can select the current entry with [A]. To cancel the menu hit [B].The first task is to move! You can move in four directions, up, down, left, and right by pressing the directional pad.Now move down the hallway to the next signpost!Help and Minimap----------------While playing you can get help. Hit [Start] to bring up the Command menu. Choose Options... The Options... menu has a Help choice.As you explore the dungeon you reveal more of the map. You can press and hold [R] to view a minimap to see what you have explored. Your location is a white square. Up and down stair cases are green squares.Look and HistoryHit [Start] and choose Look. This puts you in look mode that lets you scroll around. Selecting a monster with [A] will provide detailed information about that monster.Hit [Start] and choose History. This brings up the history of messages you have received.BouldersBoulders are too large to pick up but can be pushed through the dungeon. If you get yourself stuck behind a boulder, you can Swap places with it. First, remove your equipped items using the inventory screen. Hit [Start] and choose Swap. After chosing the direction of the boulder, you will swap places with it.Note you can also swap with friendly monsters.CombatBehind this door is a fearsome foe!Attacking an enemy with your equipped weapon is simple. Just walk into it! Note that tame or friendly creatures won't be attacked this way - you will instead swap positions.Adventuring can make on hungry. If a corpse is left you will be prompted to eat it when you walk over it. Be warned that you are what you eat.InventoryWhile you start the adventure not wearing anything, that doesn't mean you are empty handed. You have some equipment in your inventory!Hit [Select] to bring up the inventory screen. Use the cursor to target the chain mail. Hit [A] to bring up the context menu. Select Equip. Target the body slot and hit [A] to put the chainmail on your body.Pick Up-------Look! Some earlier adventurer has left an item on the dungeon floor! All the better to equip yourself with!Walk over the longsword. You will be prompted to pick it up. Then use [Select] to bring up your inventory and to equip it in your Main Hand.DoorsPassages in the dungeon can be blocked by simple wooden doors. Opening is straightforward: walk into the door and you will try and open it. If at first you don't succeed, try, try again!Item UseThree different items are here. What sort of items is a mystery. They could be beneficial or dangerous. The easiest way to learn is by trial!Pick up the items by walking over them. Use [Select] to bring up your inventory and select the items with [A]. Try to Drink the potion, to Zap the wand, and to Read the scroll.WaterYour way forward is blocked by a large pool of water. Without some magical assistance, you will likely sink in the water if you walk on it. When underwater you will take drowning damage until you resurface. You can try and return to the surface by walking back onto land.You can explicitly climb out of water or up an down staircases with [Start] followed by Climb.Secret DoorsThis room would seem to be a dead end. However, not everything is as it seems.Press [Start] to bring up the Command menu. You could hit [A] on Search to search once. Instead, hit [L] on Search. This will bind [L] to Search. Then repeatedly press [L] while standing by the walls of this room to search for secret doors.Note that almost any entry of the Command menu can be bound to [L] or [R] in this way. To bind to [A] or [B] hit [Select] over the command and then [A] or [B]. The bottom of the status line provides hints as to the currently bound commands. After binding search, the far left will change from M to s.Spells and SkillsAs you explore the dungeons of POWDER you will encounter books that hold powerful skills and arcane spells. To unlock these, first pick up the book by walking on it. Then raise your inventory with [Select]. Select the book and choose the Read option to learn what skills and spells are possible.When you are reading a book you can hit [A] to try and learn the current skill or spell. It may have prerequisites that prevent you from learning it just yet. [B] will stop reading. [Select] will bring up help on that specific spell.There is a maximum number of skills you can know based on your physical level and a maximum number of spells based on your mental level. These levels increase when you gain 1000 experience. The amount they increase depends on the god you pick.You can free up spells and skills by the Forget command. [Start] for the Command menu and select Forget.Skills take effect automatically so you do not need to explicitly invoke them.Spells can be cast by hitting [B] provided you have enough magic points for the spell.Dipping ItemsYou can dip items into potions. This can be useful to discover the property of the potion or to apply some effect to the item.Pick up the long sword and potion. [Select] for the inventory screen, and then select the long sword with [A]. Choose the Dip from the menu. Then pick the potion and select it as the target. Most likely, nothing will happen.Quivering Ammo--------------You can throw individual items by [Select] to the inventory screen, selecting the item with [A], and choosing the Throw command from the menu. You will then pick a direction. You can throw in 10 directions. In addition to the movement directions, you can throw along the four diagonals. You can also throw up and down by selecting the square two squares up or two squares down from you. Be warned that things that are thrown upwards tend to fall back down.This process can get tedious, however. Instead you can quiver items that you want to throw often. [Select] to inventory, select your item, and pick Quiver. A q will appear beside the item to mark it as quivered. Quivered items have the dequiver option to undo this.To throw a quivered item hit [A] and choose a direction.Note that when you walk over items that were quivered you will automatically pick them up without taking a turn.DarknessNot all of POWDER is well lit. Many areas are dark, only allowing you to see your immediate surroundings. Light sources can be invaluable in mapping these areas faster and ensuring you get the jump on foes, rather than the other way around.DragonsHere be dragons!The whole point of those dragons was to ensure you would die. I had thought I had put enough in there. Clearly, I underestimated either your skill or persistance. Or maybe both.It is not recomended that you let me know you read this. I will probably just respond by adding more dragons.- Jeff LaitPress up and down to scroll through this message. Faster scrolling can be done with [Page Up] and [Page Down]. You've read it all when the arrows disappear at the bottom.Keypresses are written inside square brackets. Note that the case matters - to hit [S] for swap you must use shift-s.When you have menus visible you can select the current entry with [Enter]. To cancel the menu hit [Escape].The first task is to move! You can move in four directions, up, down, left, and right by pressing the cursor keys.While playing you can get help. Hit [?] to bring up the help menu.As you explore the dungeon you reveal more of the map. You can hit [m] to view a minimap to see what you have explored. Your location is a white square. Up and down stair cases are green squares.Hit [x]. This puts you in look mode that lets you scroll around. Selecting a monster with [Enter] will provide detailed information about that monster. Select yourself to see your current state.Hit [v]. This brings up the history of messages you have received.Boulders are too large to pick up but can be pushed through the dungeon. If you get yourself stuck behind a boulder, you can Swap places with it. First, remove your equipped items using the inventory screen. Hit [S]. After chosing the direction of the boulder, you will swap places with it.Adventuring can make on hungry. If a corpse is left you can hit [e] to eat it. Be warned that you are what you eat.Hit [i] to bring up the inventory screen. Use the cursor to target the chain mail. Hit [Enter] to bring up the context menu. Select Equip. Target the body slot and hit [Enter] to put the chainmail on your body.Walk over the longsword. Hit [g] to pick up the sword. Then use [i] to bring up your inventory and to equip it in your Main Hand.Pick up the items by walking over them and hitting [g]. Use [i] for your inventory and select the items with [Enter]. Try to Drink the potion, to Zap the wand, and to Read the scroll.You can also climb out of water or up and down staircases with [>] and [<].Repeatedly press [s] while standing by the walls of this room to search for secret doors.As you explore the dungeons of POWDER you will encounter books that hold powerful skills and arcane spells. To unlock these, first pick up the book by walking on it and hitting [g]. Then raise your inventory with [i]. Select the book and choose the Read option to learn what skills and spells are possible.When you are reading a book you can hit [Enter] to try and learn the current skill or spell. It may have prerequisites that prevent you from learning it just yet. [Escape] will stop reading. [i] will bring up help on that specific spell.You can free up spells and skills by hitting [F] for the Forget command.Spells can be cast by hitting [z] provided you have enough magic points for the spell.Pick up the long sword and potion. Hit [i] for the inventory screen and select the long sword with [Enter]. Choose the Dip command from the menu. Then pick the potion and select it as the target. Most likely, nothing will happen.You can throw individual items by [i] to the inventory screen, selecting the item with [Enter], and choosing the Throw command from the menu. You will then pick a direction. You can throw in 10 directions. In addition to the movement directions, you can throw along the four diagonals. You can also throw up and down by selecting the square two squares up or two squares down from you. Be warned that things that are thrown upwards tend to fall back down.This process can get tedious, however. Instead you can quiver items that you want to throw often. 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And fails! fighter><0|V| yearns for metal crashing on metal. wizard><0|V| would like to see some parlour tricks. rogue><0|V| hides his desires from you. necromancer><0|V| wishes for death and decay. barbarian><0|V| thirsts for BLOOD! cleric><0|V| wants you to stop breaking things. cultist><0|V| desires what ><0|V| desires. none~EquipUnequipuQuaffForgetFireQuiverHistoryHLockClimb<,SearchWaitzOUsejCommandCMiniMapMSortPSleepHeadmedia corpusbrain stemright tentacleleft tentaclesmokeright flameleft flamereaction zoneright pawleft pawright clawleft clawtail tiplamp-shadecordradularight antennaleft antennaright mandibleleft mandibleright wingleft wingright toe-clawleft toe-clawclubclogscyan potionglowing potionblue bookred bookleather bookpurple bookgrey bookplaid bookblack bookgold bookthin blue booklocked bookruned blue bookruned red bookruned leather bookruned grey bookwhite bookglass bookbloody bookwooden staffiron-shod staffcrookgnarly staffbejeweled staffbottle of waterempty bottlewooden ringsilver ringiron ringglass ringruby ringemerald ringsapphire ringgold ringamethyst ringdiamond ringmobius ringstone ringaquamarine ringjade ringstudded leather gorgetwooden wandglass wandsilver wandiron wandcurved wandforked wandjeweled wandtwisted wandpurple wandjade wandgem encrusted wandstone wandgold wandscroll of FOOBARscroll of READ MEscroll of KARMAscroll of REDWOPscroll of FOL LORCSscroll of ERAWEBscroll of ANCIENT RUNESscroll of QUIZARscroll of XYZZYscroll of ATARIgold crownBaezl'bub's black heartcorpsebonesstatuemind acidanyartifactamuletweaponarmourscrollmiscellaneousstaff of healingoqsrpstaff of deathstaff of destructiondhgklnstaff of bolts^afutility staffu|~tome of fire tome of cold$shocking tome $tome of healingtome of divination !tome of force%&"$tome of earth'(),*tome of death0167tome of necromancy-./2345tome of acid $manual of armour guide to armourmanual of guile book of bladesbook of bashing !book of sharp pointsbook of H'ruthwand of teleportwand of lightwand of invisibilitywand of firewand of icewand of nothingwand of diggingwand of trappingwand of create monsterwand of polymorphwand of slownesswand of speedwand of sleepamulet of strangulation(amulet of reflectionamulet of life savingamulet of poison resistance amulet of unchangingboots of water walking1fur-lined boots jump bootsspeed bootssqueaky shoes%helm of draininghelm of telepathy'helm of warning&wedding ringring of regenerationring of teleportationring of teleport controlring of the missing fingerring of searchingring of fire resistance ring of cold resistancering of acid resistancering of shock resistance ring of lightring of invisibilityring of see invisible"ring of polymorph8scroll of identifyscroll of remove cursescroll of firescroll of lightscroll of magic mappingscroll of healingscroll of teleportscroll of enchant weaponscroll of enchant armourscroll of omnipotenceheal potionacid potionpotion of blindnesspoison potioncure potionbottle of greek firepotion of enlightenmentsmoke potionmana potionNONEPOTIONSCROLLRINGWANDAMULETSPELLBOOKBOOTSSTAFFthe complete and total lack of substanceaetherclothleatherpaperwoodironglassstonemithrilfleshunnamed!hot airlightning    ab  ]d^os~} {    )$  )#' !""!giant frog21 ) " _afsoul sucker" "^d "]rq^? 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well.iron armour skill%U iron armour better.%U no longer iron armour well.exotic armour skill%U exotic armour better.%U no longer exotic armour well.small weapon skill%U how to wield small weapons.%U no longer how to wield small weapons.medium weapon skill%U how to wield medium weapons.%U no longer how to wield medium weapons.large weapon skill%U how to wield large weapons.%U no longer how to wield large weapons.ranged weapon skill%U how to wield ranged weapons.%U no longer how to wield ranged weapons.edged weapon skill%U how to wield edged weapons.%U no longer how to wield edged weapons.blunt weapon skill%U how to wield blunt weapons.%U no longer how to wield blunt weapons.pointed weapon skill%U how to wield pointed weapons.%U no longer how to wield pointed weapons.improvised weapon skill%U how to wield improvised weapons.%U no longer how to wield improvised weapons.bleeding wound skill%U how to inflict bleeding wounds.%U no longer how to inflict bleeding wounds.impale skill%U how to 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Strike.%U no longer Flame Strike.cast lightning bolt%U Lightning Bolt.%U no longer Lightning Bolt.cast chain lightning%U Chain Lightning.%U no longer Chain Lightning.cast sunfire%U Sunfire.%U no longer Sunfire.cast acid splash%U Acid Splash.%U no longer Acid Splash.cast acidic mist%U Acidic Mist.%U no longer Acidic Mist.cast corrosive explosion%U Corrosive Explosion.%U no longer Corrosive Explosion.cast acid pool%U Acid Pool.%U no longer Acid Pool.cast mind acid%U Mind Acid.%U no longer Mind Acid.cast disintegrate%U Disintegrate.%U no longer Disintegrate.cast regenerate%U Regenerate.%U no longer Regenerate.cast slow poison%U Slow Poison.%U no longer Slow Poison.cast heal%U Heal.%U no longer Heal.cast cure poison%U Cure Poison.%U no longer Cure Poison.cast major heal%U Major Heal.%U no longer Major Heal.cast resurrect%U Resurrect.%U no longer Resurrect.cast light%U Light.%U no longer Light.cast force bolt%U Force Bolt.%U no longer Force Bolt.cast force wall%U Force Wall.%U no longer 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Ghastify.%U no longer Ghastify.cast bind soul%U Bind Soul.%U no longer Bind Soul.cast soul suck%U Soul Suck.%U no longer Soul Suck.cast summon imp%U Summon Imp.%U no longer Summon Imp.cast cloud kill%U Cloud Kill.%U no longer Cloud Kill.mildly poisoned%U are mildly poisoned.%U are cured.%U are poisoned.strongly poisoned%U are strongly poisoned.harshly poisoned%U are harshly poisoned.deadly poisoned%U are deadly poisoned.dressed as a wizard%U look like a wizard!%U look less foolish.dressed as a ranger%U look like a ranger!%U look less adventurous.dressed as a fighter%U look like a fighter!%U look less belligerent.dressed as a cleric%U look like a cleric!%U look less holy.physicalreflectivityclear airsteampoison gasacidic smokea fiery altara holea doora magical doora ladder downa ladder upa pita spiked pita poison venta smoke venta teleportermountainshillsforesta signpost %U into a heap!%U in a pool of blood!%U in a pile of dust!%U in a cloud of sparks!%U in a pool of ichor!%U in a burst of flame!%U into the void!%U into wisps!%U in a pool of water!StarvingHungryFullholespiked pitsmoke ventpoison ventteleporter%s%s%sice%s%sdlihc%s%s%sren%s%snam%s%s%smen%s%sefi%s%s%sves%s%sox%s%s%sen%s%shshc%s%s%ss%s%s%s%s%sies%s%s%s%s%ses%s%s of to named Ishetheyweesuoesuohnemoxenchildrena honoan eucINVALID%d %sno %s%d%samareiswasmyyourhistheirmineyourshersourstheirsmyselfhimselfherselfitselfourselvesyourselvesthemselveshimushadhas%ssies%ses's%s %s %s%s%s %s%s%s%s %s%s%s %s %s %s %s%s%s %s %s %s%sNo One%c%s%c%03d/%02d%c%03d/%02d %c%02d/%02dWon!DeadHeart %s $%d t:%d v%03dPOWDER... ...You came in %s place! Your save scumming disqualified you from the list. You did not make the high score list. %s%s %sThe mound of flesh hardens into a boulder.%s hardens into a rock.%s collapses into a meatball.The boulder collapses into a mound of flesh.The statue of %s comes to life!%s, being but a work of art, collapses into a meatball.A shimmering cloud engulfs %IU.%IU .The cloud dissipates revealing %IU.twitch%s %s feebily.return%s %s from the dead!The spirit has travelled too far.riseshatterMind-acid soaks into %s skin. called the %+d poisoned holy evil bottle of unholy waterbottle of holy waterpreserved This item grants This artifact grants light radius %darmour %dMelee: %dd%d%+d (%s)Thrown %d: Size: %sMaterial: %sWeight: %dSilentNoise: %sAttack Style: Armour Skill: Thrown Skill: Melee Skill: Special Skill: QuietAverageLoudVery LoudIntrinsics are granted by carrying this item.dip%s %s %s into %s. Nothing happens.catchThe %s %s on fire!%s cannot figure out how to dip %s into %s.get%s %s wet.%s %s extinguished.%s %s in the acid!A thick slime coats %s.The poison on %s is neutralized by %s.gain%s %s insight into the nature of %s.%s %s %s into %s.The pages of %s swiftly absorb the liquid!drink%s hungrily %s the liquid!Unknown potion type %d at %s %s %s%s%s.%s crumbles to dust.%U that %IU %Ii.%s cannot figure out how to zap %s.%s %sA lit field surrounds %s.%s %s from sight.create%s %s a hidden surprise.appear%s %s out of thin air!fizzleknow%s %s %s %s better. wrest%s %s one last charge.%s %s soaked with water.The water instantly vaporizes.%s %s healthier.%s %s poisoned.The poison is expunged from %s veins.%s %s recharged.THE POWDER LICENSE: ------------------- POWDER is copyright 2003-2007 by Jeff Lait. All rights reserved. Note ---- The Adam Bolt tileset are copyright by Adam Bolt and are licensed seperately. MSVCP71.DLL and MSVCR71.DLL are owned and licensed entirely by Microsoft. They are redistributed with POWDER as per their edicts. I'd rather not have to include them. Simple DirectMedia Layer (SDL) library is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). Information about SDL can be found at: http://www.libsdl.org/ Information about the LGPL license can be found at: http://www.libsdl.org/license.php http://www.gnu.org.copyleft/lgpl.html Information about the Mersenne Twister can be found at: http://www.math.sci.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/~m-mat/MT/emt.html Execution --------- You are allowed to execute the POWDER binary, either by running it in an emulator or on hardware. Duplication ----------- You are allowed to duplicate the POWDER distribution provided you: 1) Keep the distribution intact. This means keeping this license. 2) Do not charge for the act of duplication, nor for the medium of duplication above the rate which you paid to acquire it. 3) Do not add to the distribution in a manner which obscures the original author. 4) Do not modify the POWDER binary nor accompanying files. This includes, but is not limited to, the removal of any licensing or copyright information embedded in the files. An exception is made when duplicating to a cartridge or similar device for purpose of executing the binary on hardware. In this case, the binary alone needs to be duplicated (as that is all that is practical) Transfer -------- You are free to transfer copies of POWDER to others, provided they remain unaltered, and the transfer is performed without payment. You are encouraged to instead show people to the author's current web site where the latest version may be acquired. Reverse Engineering ------------------- You are strongly discouraged from reverse engingeering the POWDER binary. If you have questions about how an algorithm worked, contact the author who will likely freely answer. If would like the source, contact the author about how much it would cost. Prohibition ----------- In each of these cases, an exemption will likely be gladly given provided contact is made with the author (Jeff Lait). The intent of these prohibitions is to ensure the latest version is always available, and the author remains properly compensated for his work. You are expressly prohibited from distributing this as part of a "compilation". This includes, but is not limited to, compilation CDs. You are expressly prohibited from providing the distribution on a public ftp site. You are expressly prohibited from hosting this distribution on a website. You are expressly prohibited from becoming a large-scale distributor of this binary. I'd clarify what is meant by "large-scale" except if you require such clarification, you will likely be ignoring this license anyways. Disclaimer ---------- Neither the author, nor anyone associated with the distribution of this binary to your system, is responsible for any damage done to your computer, console, or handheld. This includes, but is not limited to, loss of data, work, time, or hardware. In some, or all, places, a limitation of liability may not be possible. It is your responsibility to verify that within your jurisdiction the above disclaimer fully exempts the author from all liability. If it does not, all earlier rights of execution, duplication, and transfer are rescinded. ALL CAPS -------- THIS SECTION OF THE LICENSING AGREEMENT IS WRITTEN IN ALL CAPS TO MAKE IT APPEAR MORE LEGAL. IT ISN'T. INSTEAD, IT IS JUST A FRIENDLY REMINDER TO ENJOY POWDER AND TO CONTACT THE AUTHOR IF YOU PLAY IT. EVEN IF YOU HATE THE GAME. POWDER IS A LABOUR OF LOVE WHICH HAS PAID FOR ITSELF IN THE AUTHOR'S OWN ENJOYMENT, YET THERE IS NO REASON WHY IT CANNOT EARN EVEN MORE DIVIDENDS OF HAPPINESS BY BRINGING JOY TO THE LIVES OF OTHERS. %c%2d%c%03d/%02d%c%03d/%02d%c%03d%c%02d %c%c %c%cSubmerged Buried Amnesic Slow In Pit Tired Deaf Blind Bleeding Mildly Poisoned Strongly Poisoned Harshly Poisoned Deadly Poisoned Confused Asleep Paralysed Strangled Aflame Hardening S0I000000/00000/00X00000 New GameTutorialView ScoresLoad GameSave ScumPOWDER 089Built with HAM 2.8GeorgeNo saved game! Aborting load!You have save scummed %d times. Loading...Done!Climb LaddercancelAction?eat %sSpecificTypeEquip %s where?Dip %s in what?Zap %s where?Throw %s where?Specific or type? New Name? You cannot rename an artifact! Kill...Guard MeStayOpen in what direction?Breathe where?There is nothing here to eat!Eat what?You have nothing to forget.Forget what?Fire where?Close in what direction?Pick up what?Swap places in what direction?Where do you want to look?There is nothing of interest there.You know no spells!Which spell?You need %d magic points!You need %d health points!You need %d free experience points!Cast at?Cast in direction?Jump where?Who do you want to name?You decide against it.There is noone there to name.You cannot rename uniques.You have no visible pets to command.All PetsCommand Which Pet?Command?%s kill!%s stay!%s guard me!You decide against violence.Kill who?KeyboardGameboyStatus LineSpellsSkillsGodsLoadSave&QuitTilesAutoPromptCharDumpDebugInfoDisable PromptEnable PromptClassicAdam BoltNethackishGraphical ASCIIFrom Disk%d mob, %d tablesMOBREF chain valid. MOBREF chain broken! Lazy Player%s cries: I still have a chance! Let me continue! Saving...Being dead, you do nothing. Bind %s to? Aborted. Bound. discover%s %s %s!%s %s revealed.float%s %s into the %s.%s %s in the %s.lavaYou sense your doom approaching! fill%s %s with water.%s %s with acid.%s %s infused with fire.%s %s into a %s.%s %s into the water.%s %s into the acid.%s %s into the lava. there. You feel yourselfYou recall You know nothing of this spot. You see You feel many itemsYou see yourself here. %U knocked back.The ground on this level is to hard to dig!%U a hole in the floor.%U the bottom of the hole blocked.%U through the hole in the ground!%U in vain.%U slightly the existing hole.%U a pit in the floor.%U slightly the existing pit.UNKNOWN LIQUIDLava%s floods %s, leaving it unchanged.%s floods %s.AcidERROR%s %s into the %s, filling it.plug%s %s the %s.INVALID LIQUIDsink%s %s below the %s.%U the surface.%s %s the hole blocked.%s %s into the hole.%s fall %s stopped by an invisible barrier.poison smoke%s billows from the vent.trigger%s %s a teleport trap.The lava hardens.The water freezes.The water boils.The acid boils.The ice melts.The wind shifts. Belweir: Welcome to my library! Quizar: Find your way through! H'ruth: Prove your worth my combat arena! Klaskov: This village is under attack from orcs! You have entered the fiery pits of hell! %s%cYour Actions Defile Me!Do you value me so little?Respect My Commands!You sense celestial displeasure. You wonder if there are gods after all? A painful hangnail briefly distracts you. %s: Do not look to %s to protect you! %s: You should obey me! %s: You cannot hide from I! %s: %s shall not meddle with my disciple! %s: Fear not %s while you follow me! %s: %s! Leave my people alone! %s: %s %s: Suffer my Wrath! %s: Prove your worth! %s: To the pits with you! %s: A pox on you! %s: You are an inferior tool! %s: You deserve no protection! %s: Drink the poison you have brewed! %s: Freeze with Fright at my Wrath! %s: Dream in Terror! %s: Your Magic Will Not Avail You! %s: Learn Humility! %s: I have caught you empty handed! Ha! %s: Your over use of %s bores me! %U room for %IU.%s wails in confusion. %s: Allow me to aid you. %s: Show your devotion! %s: Your flesh shall mend! %s: Your affliction pains me! %s: I wish no more statues. %s: Your water is blessed! %s: You are my weapon: Cut Deeply! %s: Accept my protection. %s: Knowledge is Power! You already have knowledge. Now gain power! %U experience.%U energized.%s: Use my gift wisely. shadow%s %s at %s %s.%s: Know Your Tools! You have gained a level! Welcome to the next level. Level Up! You learn from experience. Another kill, Another level. Select a godworshipYou have %d free spell and %d free skill slots.%10s: %d (%d)SRAM_V113Completed save of %d bytes, %d blocks._The %s %s death at the hands of %s%s%s will serve to remind future %ss of the dangers of %s. You took %d moves. You took %d year%s, %d day%s, %d hour%s, %d minute%s and %d second%s. That is outright insanity. Post of your success on RGRM! Better luck next life! You took %d day%s and %dh%dm%ds. Impressive dedication! It took you %dh%dm%ds to defeat Baezl'bub. You spent %dh%dm%ds. And you still didn't win. An impressive achievement! Keep playing and you will defeat Baezl'bub! You spent %d minute%s and %d second%s. %sThat was quick - %d second%s. Why did %s think life was not worth living? We will never know. The %s %s death is used to this day to remind children the dangers of playing with %s. The %s %s reputation is sullied by an ignoble death. Men cry and women wail as word reaches the surface of the death of the %s %s! creaturesthingsSo much hope crushed by that most vile of %s, %s. Hopefully future adventurers will learn from %s's sad example to be more careful playing with %s. The %s %s became another statistic. %s was struck down at a young age. You committed suicide with the aid of %s. You committed suicide. Banzai! Banzai! Banzai! Baezl'bub has been vanquished by the %s %s! All on the surface praise %s's bravery! Baezl'bub has fallen to %s! All of the surface know who to thank - the %s known as %s! Baezl'bub's cruel reign of terror has ended, felled by %s! 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