Is there NO other way to get past level 27? What if you haven't found
a rung of teleport control yet? Is the Minotaur's wand of digging a
complete red herring?
Thanx in advance,
-- Peter Golde
Use wand of digging, from Minotaur, to break apart immovable rocks on
the maze level. (Push rocks that can be moved). Under one of these
rocks will be a wand of wishing. You can use this if your luck is
high enough (go throw some gems at a Unicorn if not, good way to catch
up with a unicorn is to drink a potion of speed), to wish for whatever
you don't have. (i.e. ring of teleport control). It's also useful to
get a potion/wand of levitation, to get over the moat to the
hellhound and the Wizard.
Any other questions? I "broke" hack at work last summer, when someone
made it so a) all items are known and b) after eating a dead giant
rat, you go to 31st level. Yes, it was cheating, but yes, it was FUN.
-andy
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Once when i was on the maze level i fell through a trap door to level 28.
After i few seconds i realized it looked exactly like level 27! I didn't
look for another amulet but when i went up, the up staircase was in the same
place proving that the two levels we're identical. Pretty weird huh???
Andrew Linder
AECOM
Oliver's law of assumed responsibility:
"If you are seen fixing it, you will be blamed for breaking it."
Since I acquired my very own set of these imaginary 1.0.3 sources
I have been happily hacking them to pieces.
I got peeved that I couldn't tell where I was when I couldn't see
myself so now my cursor shows where I am, even invisible.
I died a few times, picking up corpses of cockatrices so I added
an option 'pickup'. If set, everything is as it was. If negated,
I have to explicitly pick things up, but moving onto a spot
fakes a look ( ':' command ) so that I know "everything" that is
there.
I am now planning to age inherent abilities, and add teleport
control and speed as the special effects of some appropriate
beasties.
Anyone interested?
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Everything you have read here is a figment of your imagination.
Noone else in the universe currently subscribes to these opinions.
"Its the rope, you know. You can't get it, you know."
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I tried to send mail to Nigel, but my system couldn't find you. So,
YES, YES and YES. I would love a copy. Also I would LOVE the source. Either
before or after the modifications. If you want blank disks, let me know.
From inside the Tesseract of
Clancy Malloy
(ihnp4!ihlpa!freak)
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Mail Address:
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Work Phone: (312) 979-3559
Seriously, though, "pickup" is a good idea (Don Kneller implemented
it in PC-HACK), and one he did, which I think was even better, was "caution"
which keeps you from killing your doggie by mistake. (Hit your dog, it asks
if you really want to attack before attacking.)
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Mike Farren
uucp: {dual, hplabs}!well!farren
Fido: Sci-Fido, Fidonode 125/84, (415)655-0667
USnail: 390 Alcatraz Ave., Oakland, CA 94618
Touching the dead cockatrice is a fatal mistake ...
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Juerg Wanner Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Computer Science
..cernvax!ethz!wanner (UUCP) vlsi@czheth5a (BITNET/EARN)
Nothing. "The floor here seems too hard to dig in."
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Kriton (princeton!tilt!kyrimis)
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