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From: [e-mail] (Bill Randle)
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Subject: v18i041:  nethack31 - display oriented dungeons & dragons (Ver. 3.1), Patch3h/18
Date: 20 Jul 1993 22:32:53 GMT
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Submitted-by: [e-mail] (Izchak Miller)
Posting-number: Volume 18, Issue 41
Archive-name: nethack31/patch3h
Patch-To: nethack31: Volume 16, Issue 1-116
Environment: Amiga, Atari, Mac, MS-DOS, Windows-NT, OS2, Unix, VMS, X11



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X#    SCCS Id: @(#)quest.txt    3.1    93/07/05
X#    Copyright (c) 1991 by M. Stephenson
X# NetHack may be freely redistributed.  See license for details.
X#
X#    The quest text file for NetHack 3.1 (MULDGN version).
X#
X#    These are the "standard" message numbers from qtext.h.  All class
X#    dialogue must have at least these entries.
X#
X#    QT_FIRSTTIME     1
X#    QT_NEXTTIME     2
X#    QT_OTHERTIME     3
X#
X#    QT_GUARDTALK     5    /* 5 random things for guards to say */
X#
X#    QT_FIRSTLEADER    10
X#    QT_NEXTLEADER    11
X#    QT_OTHERLEADER    12
X#    QT_LASTLEADER    13
X#    QT_BADLEVEL    14
X#    QT_BADALIGN    15
X#    QT_ASSIGNQUEST    16
X#
X#    QT_ENCOURAGE    20    /* 1-10 random encouragement messages */
X#
X#    QT_FIRSTLOCATE    30
X#    QT_NEXTLOCATE    31
X#
X#    QT_FIRSTACQUIRE    40
X#    QT_NEXTACQUIRE    41
X#
X#    QT_FIRSTNEMESIS    50
X#    QT_NEXTNEMESIS    51
X#    QT_OTHERNEMESIS    52
X#    QT_NEMWANTSIT    53    /* you somehow got the artifact */
X#
X#    QT_DISCOURAGE    60    /* 1-10 random maledictive messages */
X#
X#    QT_GOTIT    70
X#
X#    QT_KILLEDNEM    80
X#    QT_OFFEREDIT    81
X#
X#    QT_POSTHANKS    90
X#    QT_HASAMULET    91
X#
X#
X#    Archeologist
X#
X%Cc A 00001
XYou are suddenly in familiar surroundings.  The buildings in the distance
Xappear to be those of your old alma mater, but something is wrong.  It looks
Xas if there has been a riot recently, or %H has
Xbeen under siege.
X
XAll of the windows are boarded up, and there are objects scattered around
Xthe entrance.
X
XStrange forbidding shapes seem to be moving in the distance.
X%E
X%Cp A 00002
XOnce again, you are back at %H.
X%E
X%Cp A 00003
XYou are back at %H.
XYou have an odd feeling this may be the last time you ever come here.
X%E
X%Cp A 00005
X"Man, the dig this year was a real bust!"
X%E
X%Cp A 00006
X"Hey man, got any potions of hallucination for sale?"
X%E
X%Cp A 00007
X"Did you see the artifact %l brought back from the last dig?"
X%E
X%Cp A 00008
X"So what species do *you* think we evolved from?"
X%E
X%Cp A 00009
X"So you're %l's prize pupil!  I don't know what he sees in you."
X%E
X%Cc A 00010
X"Finally you have returned, %p.  You were always
Xmy most promising student.  Allow me to see if you are ready for the
Xmost difficult task of your career."
X%E
X%Cp A 00011
X"Again, %p, you stand before me.
XLet me see if you have gained experience in the interim."
X%E
X%Cp A 00012
X"Once more, %p, you have returned from the field.
XAre you finally ready for the task that must be accomplished?"
X%E
X%Cc A 00013
X"%p, you have failed us.  All of my careful training has been in
Xvain.  Begone!  Your tenure at this college has been revoked!
X
X"You are a disgrace to the profession!"
X%E
X%Cc A 00014
X"%p, you are yet too inexperienced to undertake such a demanding
Xquest.  A mere %r could not possibly face the rigors demanded and
Xsurvive.  Go forth, and come here again when your adventures have further
Xtaught you."
X%E
X%Cc A 00015
X"%p!  I've heard that you've been using sloppy techniques.  Your
Xresults lately can hardly be called suitable for %ra!
X
X"How could you have strayed from the %a path?  Go from here, and come
Xback only when you have purified yourself."
X%E
X%Cc A 00016
X"Grave times have befallen the college, for %na has
Xstolen %o.  Without it, the board of directors of
Xthe university will soon have no choice but to revoke our research grants.
X
X"You must locate the entrance to %i.  Within it,
Xyou will find the %n.
X
X"You must the defeat the %n and return %o
Xto me.
X
X"Only in this way will we be able to prevent the budget cuts that could
Xclose this college.
X
X"May the wisdom of %d be your guide."
X%E
X%Cp A 00020
X"Beware, for the %n is powerful and cunning."
X%E
X%Cp A 00021
X"To locate the entrance to %i, you must pass
Xmany traps."
X%E
X%Cp A 00022
X"%nA may be vulnerable to attacks by magical cold."
X%E
X%Cp A 00023
X"Call upon %d when you encounter the %n."
X%E
X%Cp A 00024
X"You must destroy the %n.  It will pursue you otherwise."
X%E
X%Cp A 00025
X"%oC is a mighty talisman.  With it you
Xcan destroy the %n."
X%E
X%Cp A 00026
X"Go forth with the blessings of %d."
X%E
X%Cp A 00027
X"I will have my %gP watch for your return."
X%E
X%Cp A 00028
X"Remember not to stray from the true %a path."
X%E
X%Cp A 00029
X"You may be able to sense %o when you are near."
X%E
X%Cp A 00030
XYou have the feeling that you will soon find the entrance to
X%i.
X%E
X%Cp A 00031
XOnce again, you are near the entrance to %i.
X%E
X%Cp A 00040
XYou sense the presence of %o.
X%E
X%Cp A 00041
XThe familiar presence of %o is in the ether.
X%E
X%Cc A 00050
X"So, %p, you think that you can succeed in recovering
X%o, when your teacher, %l, has already failed.
X
X"Come, try your best!  I shall destroy you, and gnaw on your bones."
X%E
X%Cc A 00051
X"Again you try to best me, eh %p?  Well, you shall fail again.
X
X"You shall never recover %o.
X
X"I shall bear your soul to the Plane of Origins for my master's pleasure."
X%E
X%Cp A 00052
X"You persist yet %p!  Good.  Now, you shall die!"
X%E
X%Cp A 00053
X"I shall have %o from you, %p, then feast
Xupon your entrails!"
X%E
X%Cp A 00060
X"Try your best, %p.  You cannot defeat me."
X%E
X%Cp A 00061
X"I shall rend the flesh from your body whilst you still breathe!"
X%E
X%Cp A 00062
X"First you, %p, then I shall destroy your mentor, %l."
X%E
X%Cp A 00063
X"Tiring yet, %p?  I draw my power from my master and cannot
Xfalter!"
X%E
X%Cp A 00064
X"I shall rend thy soul from thy body and consume it!"
X%E
X%Cp A 00065
X"You are far too %a -- it weakens you.  You shall die in this place."
X%E
X%Cp A 00066
X"%d has forsaken you!  You are lost now!"
X%E
X%Cp A 00067
X"A mere %r cannot hope to defeat me!"
X%E
X%Cp A 00068
X"If you are the best %l can send, I have nothing to fear."
X%E
X%Cp A 00069
X"Die %c!  I shall exhibit your carcass as a trophy."
X%E
X%Cc A 00070
XThe power of %o flows through your body!  You feel
Xas if you could now take on the Wizard of Yendor himself and win, but
Xyou know you must return %o to %l.
X%E
X%Cp A 00080
XThe body of the %n dissipates in a cloud of noxious fumes.
X%E
X%Cc A 00081
X%l touches %o briefly, gazes into it,
Xthen smiles at you and says:
X
X"Well done, %p.  You have defeated the %n and
Xrecovered %o.  But I fear that it shall never be safe
Xhere.
X
XPlease take %o with you.  You, %p, can
Xguard it now far better than I.
X
XMay the blessings of %d follow you and guard you."
X%E
X%Cc A 00090
X"Welcome back, %p.  Have you progressed with your quest to
Xregain the Amulet of Yendor for %d?"
X%E
X%Cc A 00091
X"Congratulations, %p.  I wondered if anyone could prevail against
Xthe Wizard and the minions of Moloch.  Now, you must embark on one
Xfinal adventure.
X
X"Take the Amulet, and find your way onto the astral plane.
XThere you must find the altar of %d and sacrifice the
XAmulet on that altar to fulfill your destiny.
X
X"Remember, your path now should always be upwards."
X%E
X#
X#    Barbarian
X#
X%Cc B 00001
XWarily you scan your surroundings, all of your senses alert for signs
Xof possible danger.  Off in the distance, you can see the familiar shapes
Xof %H.
X
XBut why, you think, should %l be there?
X
XSuddenly, the hairs on your neck stand on end as you detect the aura of
Xevil magic in the air.
X
XWithout thought, you ready your weapon, and mutter under your breath:
X
X    "By %d, there will be blood spilt today."
X%E
X%Cp B 00002
XOnce again, you near %H.  You know that %l
Xwill be waiting.
X%E
X%Cp B 00003
XAgain, and you think possibly for the last time, you approach
X%H.
X%E
X%Cp B 00005
X"The battles here have been good -- our enemies' blood soaks the soil!"
X%E
X%Cp B 00006
X"Remember that glory is crushing your enemies beneath your feet!"
X%E
X%Cp B 00007
X"There has been little treasure to loot, since the horde arrived."
X%E
X%Cp B 00008
X"The horde is mighty in numbers, but they have little courage."
X%E
X%Cp B 00009
X"%l is a strange one, but he has helped defend us."
X%E
X%Cc B 00010
X"Ah, %p.  You have returned at last.  The world is in dire
Xneed of your help.  There is a great quest you must undertake.
X
X"But first, I must see if you are ready to take on such a challenge."
X%E
X%Cp B 00011
X"%p, you are back.  Are you ready now for the challenge?"
X%E
X%Cp B 00012
X"Again, you stand before me, %p.  Surely you have prepared yourself."
X%E
X%Cc B 00013
X"Pah!  You have betrayed the gods, %p.  You will never attain
Xthe glory which you aspire to.  Your failure to follow the true path has
Xclosed this future to you.
X
X"I will protect these people as best I can, but soon %n will overcome
Xme and destroy all who once called you %s.  Now begone!"
X%E
X%Cc B 00014
X"%p, I fear that you are as yet too inexperienced to face
X%n.  Only %Ra with the help of %d could ever hope to
Xdefeat him."
X%E
X%Cp B 00015
X"%p!  You have wandered from the path of the %a!
XIf you attempt to overcome %n in this state, he will surely
Xenslave your soul.  Your only hope, and ours, lies in your purification.
XGo forth, and return when you feel ready."
X%E
X%Cc B 00016
X"The world is in great need of your assistance, %p.
X
X"About six months ago, I learned that a mysterious sorcerer, known
Xas %n, had begun to gather a large group of cutthroats and brigands
Xabout him.
X
X"At about the same time, these people you once rode with `liberated' a
Xpotent magical talisman, %o, from a Turanian caravan.
X
X"%n and his Black Horde swept down upon %i and defeated
Xthe people there, driving them out into the desert.  He has taken
X%o, and seeks to bend it to his will.  I detected the
Xsubtle changes in the currents of fate, and joined these people.
XThen I sent forth a summons for you.
X
X"If %n can bend %o to his will, he will become
Xalmost indestructible.  He will then be able to enslave the minds of
Xmen across the world.  You are the only hope.  The gods smile upon you,
Xand with %d behind you, you alone can defeat %n.
X
X"You must go to %i.  From there, you can track down
X%n, defeat him, and return %o to us.  Only
Xthen will the world be safe."
X%E
X%Cp B 00020
X"%n is strong in the dark arts, but not immune to cold steel."
X%E
X%Cp B 00021
X"Remember that %n is a great sorcerer.  He lived in the time
Xof Atlantis."
X%E
X%Cp B 00022
X"If you fail, %p, I will not be able to protect these people long."
X%E
X%Cp B 00023
X"To enter %i, you must be very stealthy.  The horde will be on
Xguard."
X%E
X%Cp B 00024
X"Call upon %d in your time of need."
X%E
X%Cp B 00025
X"May %d protect you, and guide your steps."
X%E
X%Cp B 00026
X"If you can lay hands upon %o, carry it for good fortune."
X%E
X%Cp B 00027
X"I cannot stand against %n's sorcery.  But %d will help you."
X%E
X%Cp B 00028
X"Do not fear %n.  I know you can defeat him."
X%E
X%Cp B 00029
X"You have a great road to travel, %p, but only after you defeat
X%n."
X%E
X%Cc B 00030
XThe scent of water comes to you in the desert breeze.  You know that
Xyou have located %i.
X%E
X%Cp B 00031
XYet again you have a chance to infiltrate %i.
X%E
X%Cc B 00040
XThe hairs on the nape of your neck lift as you sense an energy in the
Xvery air around you.  You fight down a primordial panic that seeks to
Xmake you turn and run.  This is surely the lair of %n.
X%E
X%Cp B 00041
XYet again you feel the air around you heavy with malevolent magical energy.
X%E
X%Cc B 00050
X"So.  This is what that second rate sorcerer %l sends to do his bidding.
XI have slain many before you.  You shall give me little sport.
X
X"Prepare to die, %c."
X%E
X%Cp B 00051
X"I have wasted too much time on you already.  Now, you shall die."
X%E
X%Cp B 00052
X"You return yet again, %c!  Are you prepared for death now?"
X%E
X%Cp B 00053
X"I shall have %o back, you pitiful excuse for %ca.
XAnd your life as well."
X%E
X%Cp B 00060
X"My pets will dine on your carcass tonight!"
X%E
X%Cp B 00061
X"You are a sorry excuse for %ra."
X%E
X%Cp B 00062
X"Run while you can, %c.  My next spell will be your last."
X%E
X%Cp B 00063
X"I shall use your very skin to bind my next grimoire."
X%E
X%Cp B 00064
X"%d cannot protect you now.  Here, you die."
X%E
X%Cp B 00065
X"Your %a nature makes you weak.  You cannot defeat me."
X%E
X%Cp B 00066
X"Come, %c.  I shall kill you, then unleash the horde on your tribe."
X%E
X%Cp B 00067
X"Once you are dead, my horde shall finish off %l, and your tribe."
X%E
X%Cp B 00068
X"Fight, %c, or are you afraid of the mighty %n?"
X%E
X%Cp B 00069
X"You have failed, %c.  Now, my victory is complete."
X%E
X%Cc B 00070
XAs you pick up %o, you feel the power of it
Xflowing through your hands.  It seems to be in two or more places
Xat once, even though you are holding it.
X%E
X%Cp B 00080
X%n falls to the ground, and utters a last curse at you.  Then his
Xbody fades slowly, seemingly dispersing into the air around you.  You
Xslowly become aware that the overpowering aura of magic in the air has
Xbegun to fade.
X%E
X%Cc B 00081
XWhen %l sees %o, he smiles, and says:
X
X    Well done, %p.  You have saved the world from certain doom.
X    What, now, should be done with %o?
X
X    These people, brave as they are, cannot hope to guard it from
X    other sorcerers who will detect it, as surely as %n did.
X
X    Take %o with you, %p.  It will guard you in
X    your adventures, and you can best guard it.  You embark on a
X    quest far greater than you realize.
X
X    Remember me, %p, and return when you have triumphed.  I
X    will tell you then of what you must do.  You will understand when the
X    time comes.
X%E
X%Cp B 00090
X"Tell us, %p, have you fared well on your great quest?"
X%E
X%Cc B 00091
X"This is wondrous, %p.  I feared that you could not possibly
Xsucceed in your quest, but here you are in possession of the Amulet
Xof Yendor!
X
X"I have studied the texts of the magi constantly since you left.  In
Xthe Book of Skelos, I found this:
X
X    %d will cause a child to be sent into the world.  This child is to
X    be made strong by trial of battle and magic, for %d has willed it so.
X    It is said that the child of %d will recover the Amulet of Yendor
X    that was stolen from the Creator at the beginning of time.
X
X"As you now possess the amulet, %p, I suspect that the Book
Xspeaks of you.
X
X    The child of %d will take the Amulet, and travel to the Astral
X    Plane, where the Great Temple of %d is to be found.  The Amulet
X    will be sacrificed to %d, there on His altar.  Then the child will
X    stand by %d as champion of all %cP for eternity.
X
X"This is all I know, %p.  I hope it will help you."
X%E
X#
X#    Cave(wo)man
X#
X%Cc C 00001
XYou descend through a barely familiar stairwell that you remember
Xthe %l showing you when you embarked upon your vision quest.
X
XYou arrive back at %H, but something seems
Xwrong here.  The usual smoke and glowing light of the fires of the
Xouter caves are absent, and an uneasy quiet fills the damp air.
X%E
X%Cp C 00002
XOnce again, you arrive back at %H.
X%E
X%Cp C 00003
XFor some reason, you think that this may be the last time you will
Xenter %H.
X%E
X%Cp C 00005
X"We have not been able to gather as much food since the Giants sealed
Xoff our access to the outer world."
X%E
X%Cp C 00006
X"Since the %n sent her minions, we have been constantly fighting."
X%E
X%Cp C 00007
X"I have heard your vision quest was successful.  Is this so?"
X%E
X%Cp C 00008
X"So, tell me, %p, how have you fared?"
X%E
X%Cp C 00009
X"The %l grows old.  We know not who will guide us after he ascends."
X%E
X%Cc C 00010
X"You have returned from your vision quest, %p.  Thank %d.
X
X"We are in dire need of your help, my %S.
X
X"But first, I must see if you are yet capable of the quest I would
Xask you to undertake."
X%E
X%Cp C 00011
X"Again, you return to us, %p.  Let me see if you are ready now."
X%E
X%Cp C 00012
X"Ah, %p.  Are you finally ready?"
X%E
X%Cc C 00013
X"%p!  You have sealed our fate.  You seem unable to reform yourself,
Xso I must select another to take your place.
X
X"Begone from %H!  You have betrayed us by choosing
Xthe path of the %C over the true path of the %L.
X
X"You no longer live in our eyes."
X%E
X%Cc C 00014
X"Alas, %p, you are as yet too inexperienced to embark upon such
Xa difficult quest as that I propose to give you.
X
X"%rA could not possibly survive the rigors demanded to find
X%i, never mind to confront the %n herself.
X
X"Adventure some more, and you will learn the skills you will require.
X%d decrees it."
X%E
X%Cc C 00015
X"%p!  You have deviated from my teachings.  You no longer follow
Xthe path of the %a as you should.  I banish you from these caves, to
Xgo forth and purify yourself.  Then, you might be able to accomplish this
Xquest."
X%E
X%Cc C 00016
X"You are indeed ready now, %p.  I shall tell you a tale of
Xgreat suffering among your people:
X
X"Shortly after you left on your vision quest, the caves were invaded by
Xthe creatures sent against us by the %n.
X
X"She, herself, could not attack us due to her great size, but her minions
Xhave harassed us ever since.  In the first attacks, many died, and the
Xminions of the %n managed to steal %o.
XThey took it to %i and there, none of our
X%g warriors have been able to go.
X
X"You must find %i, and within it wrest
X%o from the %n.  She guards it as
Xjealously as she guards all treasures she attains.  But with it,
Xwe can make our caves safe once more.
X
X"Please, %p, recover %o for us, and return it here."
X%E
X%Cp C 00020
X"The %n is immune to her own breath weapons.
XYou should use magic upon her that she does not use herself."
X%E
X%Cp C 00021
X"When you encounter the %n, call upon %d for assistance."
X%E
X%Cp C 00022
X"There will be nowhere to hide inside the %n's inner sanctum."
X%E
X%Cp C 00023
X"Your best chance with the %n will be to keep moving."
X%E
X%Cp C 00024
X"Do not be distracted by the great treasures in the %n's lair.
XConcentrate on %o."
X%E
X%Cp C 00025
X"%oC is the only object that the %n truly fears."
X%E
X%Cp C 00026
X"Do not be fooled by the %n's size.  She is fast, and it is
Xrumored that she uses magic."
X%E
X%Cp C 00027
X"I would send a party of %gP with you, but we will need all
Xof our strength to defend ourselves."
X%E
X%Cp C 00028
X"Remember, be %a at all times.  This is your strength."
X%E
X%Cp C 00029
X"If only we had an amulet of reflection, this would not have happened."
X%E
X%Cc C 00030
XYou %x many large claw marks on the ground.  The tunnels ahead
Xof you are larger than most of those in any cave complex you have
Xever been in before.
X
XYour nose detects the smell of carrion from within, and bones litter
Xthe sides of the tunnels.
X%E
X%Cp C 00031
XOnce again, you approach %i.
X%E
X%Cc C 00040
XYou find yourself in a large cavern, with neatly polished walls, that
Xnevertheless show signs of being scorched by fire.
X
XBones litter the floor, and there are objects scattered everywhere.
XThe air is close with the stench of sulphurous fumes.
X
XThe %n is clearly visible, but she seems to be asleep.
X%E
X%Cp C 00041
XOnce again, you find yourself in the lair of the %n.
X%E
X%Cc C 00050
X"So, human, you seek to invade the lair of the %n.
XOnly my meals are allowed down here.  Prepare to be eaten!"
X%E
X%Cp C 00051
X"So, again you face me, %c.  No human has ever before escaped me.
XNow I shall kill you."
X%E
X%Cp C 00052
X"You are getting annoying, %c.  Prepare to die."
X%E
X%Cp C 00053
X"I'll have %o from you, %c.  You shall die."
X%E
X%Cp C 00060
X"You are weak, %c.  No challenge for the Mother of all Dragons."
X%E
X%Cp C 00061
X"I grow hungry, human.  You look like a nice appetizer!"
X%E
X%Cp C 00062
X"Join me for lunch?  You're the main course, %c."
X%E
X%Cp C 00063
X"With %o, I am invincible!  You cannot succeed."
X%E
X%Cp C 00064
X"Your mentor, the %l has failed.  You are nothing to fear."
X%E
X%Cp C 00065
X"You shall die here, %c.  %rA cannot hope to defeat me."
X%E
X%Cp C 00066
X"You, a mere %r challenge the might of the %n?  Hah!"
X%E
X%Cp C 00067
X"I am the Mother of all Dragons!  You cannot hope to defeat me."
X%E
X%Cp C 00068
X"My claws are sharp now.  I shall rip you to shreds!"
X%E
X%Cp C 00069
X"%d has deserted you, %c.  This is my domain."
X%E
X%Cc C 00070
XAs you pick up %o it seems heavy at first, but as you
Xhold it strength flows into your arms.
X
XYou suddenly feel full of power, as if nothing could possibly stand
Xin your path.
X%E
X%Cp C 00080
XThe %n sinks to the ground, her heads flailing about.
XAs she dies, a cloud of noxious fumes billows about her.
X%E
X%Cc C 00081
XThe %l glimpses %o in your possession.
XHe smiles and says:
X
X    You have done it!  We are saved.  But I fear that %o
X    will always be a target for %C forces who will want it for their
X    own.
X
X    To prevent further trouble, I would like you, %p,
X    to take %o away with you.  It will help you as you
X    quest for the Amulet of Yendor.
X%E
X%Cp C 00090
X"%p!  Welcome back.
XHow goes your quest to recover the Amulet for %d?"
X%E
X%Cc C 00091
X"You have been successful, I see, %p.
X
X"Now that the Amulet of Yendor is yours, here is what you must do:
X
X"Journey upwards to the open air.  The Amulet you carry will then
Xtake you into the Astral Planes, where the Great Temple of %d
Xcasts its influence throughout our world.
X
X"Sacrifice the Amulet on the altar.  Thus shall %d become supreme!"
X%E
X#
X#    Elf
X#
X%Cc E 00001
XYou arrive in familiar surroundings.  In the distance, you %x the
Xgreat stone Circle, the place of worship to %d.
X
XSomething is wrong, though.  Surrounding the circle are orcs!
XAnd they've noticed you!
X%E
X%Cp E 00002
XOnce again, you stand before %H.
X%E
X%Cp E 00003
XYou have the oddest feeling that this may be the last time you
Xare to enter %H.
X%E
X%Cp E 00005
X"%p!  I have not seen you in many cycles.  How do you fare?"
X%E
X%Cp E 00006
X"The %n continues to threaten the circle.  But we hold fast."
X%E
X%Cp E 00007
X"%l is growing weak.  The magic required to defend the circle drains us."
X%E
X%Cp E 00008
X"Remember %i is hard to enter.  Seek the secret
Xpassageways."
X%E
X%Cp E 00009
X"We must regain %o.  Without it we will be overrun."
X%E
X%Cc E 00010
X"%p!  You have returned!  Thank %d.
X
X"We have great need of you.  But first, I must see if you have the
Xrequired abilities to take on this responsibility."
X%E
X%Cp E 00011
X"Once again, %p, you stand in our midst.  Are you ready now?"
X%E
X%Cp E 00012
X"Ah, you are here again, %p.  Allow me to determine your readiness..."
X%E
X%Cc E 00013
X"%p!  You have doomed us all.  You fairly radiate %L influences
Xand weaken the power we have raised in this circle as a result!
X
X"Begone!  We renounce your %shood with us!  You are an outcast now!"
X%E
X%Cc E 00014
X"%p, you are yet too inexperienced to withstand the demands of that
Xwhich we need you to do.  %RA might just be able to do this thing.
X
X"Return to us when you have learned more, my %S."
X%E
X%Cc E 00015
X"You have strayed, %p!  You know that %d requires that
Xwe maintain a pure devotion to things %a!
X
X"You must go from us.  Return when you have purified yourself."
X%E
X%Cc E 00016
X"You are indeed ready, %p.  I shall tell you what has transpired,
Xand why we so desperately need your help:
X
X"A short time ago, the Uruk-hai tribes of the mountains to the east
Xinvaded and enslaved the Goblin tribes in this area.  The local
X%n is now only a figurehead, and serves the Uruk-hai Overlord.
X
X"During our last gathering of worship here, we were beset by hordes of
Xorcs and goblins, as you witnessed.  In the first onslaught a group,
Xheaded by the %n himself, managed to breach the circle and
Xsteal %o.
X
X"Since then, we have been besieged.  We do not know how much longer
Xwe will be able to maintain our magical barriers.
X
X"If we are to survive, you, %p, must infiltrate
X%i.  There, you will find a pathway down, to the
Xunderground castle of the %n.  He has always coveted
X%o, and will surely keep it on his person,
Xuntil he delivers it to the Uruk-hai Overlord.
X
X"Recover %o for us, %p!  Only then will
Xthe circle of %d be safe."
X%E
X%Cp E 00020
X"It is rumored that the Uruk-hai have a pact with the Hill Ogres."
X%E
X%Cp E 00021
X"The %n is strong, but not very smart."
X%E
X%Cp E 00022
X"Use %o, when you find it.  It will help you survive
Xto reach us."
X%E
X%Cp E 00023
X"Remember, let %d be your guide."
X%E
X%Cp E 00024
X"Call upon %d when you face the %n.
XThe very act of doing so will infuriate him, and give you advantage."
X%E
X%Cp E 00025
X"Though the %n is as %C as we, he and his kind have always
Xhated us."
X%E
X%Cp E 00026
X"We cannot hold the circle much longer, %p.  Hurry!"
X%E
X%Cp E 00027
X"To infiltrate %i, you must be very stealthy."
X%E
X%Cp E 00028
X"Remember that the %n is a braggart.  Trust not what he says."
X%E
X%Cp E 00029
X"You can triumph, %p, if you trust in %d."
X%E
X%Cc E 00030
XYou descend into the outer regions of %i.  You can hear
Xscuffling sounds in the corridors, and vague mumblings in the distance.
X
XYou remember that %ga once told you that there were many secret
Xpassageways in this complex.
X%E
X%Cp E 00031
XOnce again, you descend into %i.
X%E
X%Cc E 00040
XYou descend into a weird place, in which roughly cut cave-like walls
Xjoin with smooth, finished ones, as if someone was in the midst of
Xfinishing off the construction of a subterranean complex.
X
XOff in the distance, you hear the sounds of a large, raucous gathering.
X%E
X%Cp E 00041
XOnce again, you enter the distorted castle of the %n.
X%E
X%Cc E 00050
X"So, %c.  %l has sent you to recover %o.
X
X"Well, I shall keep that bauble.  It pleases me.  You, %c, shall die."
X%E
X%Cp E 00051
X"Back again, eh?  Well, a mere %r is no threat to me!  Die, %c!"
X%E
X%Cp E 00052
X"You haven't learned your lesson, %c.  You can't kill me!  You shall die now."
X%E
X%Cp E 00053
X"I shall have %o from you, %r.  Then I shall
Xkill you."
X%E
X%Cp E 00060
X"Your %d is nothing, %c.  You are mine now!"
X%E
X%Cp E 00061
X"Run away little %c!  You can never hope to defeat the %n!"
X%E
X%Cp E 00062
X"My Uruk-hai servants will rip you to shreds!"
X%E
X%Cp E 00063
X"I shall display your head as a trophy.  What do you think about that wall?"
X%E
X%Cp E 00064
X"I shall break your %l's circle, and destroy all the %gP!"
X%E
X%Cp E 00065
X"%d has abandoned you, %c.  You are doomed."
X%E
X%Cp E 00066
X"%rA?  %l sends a mere %r against me?  Hah!"
X%E
X%Cp E 00067
X"%l has failed, %c.  %oC will never leave here."
X%E
X%Cp E 00068
X"You really think you can defeat me, eh %c?  You are wrong!"
X%E
X%Cp E 00069
X"You weaken, %c.  I shall kill you now."
X%E
X%Cc E 00070
XAs you pick up %o, it seems to glow, and a warmth
Xfills you completely.  You realize that its power is what has protected
Xyour %sp against their enemies for so long.
X
XYou must now return it to %l without delay -- their lives depend
Xon your speed.
X%E
X%Cc E 00080
XThe %n collapses to the ground, cursing you and %l, then says:
X
X    You have defeated me, %r!  But I curse you one final time, with my
X    dying breath!  You shall die before you leave my castle!
X%E
X%Cc E 00081
X"%p!  You have succeeded!  I feared it was not possible!
X
X"Your aura proclaims that you possess %o!
X
X"I fear, now, that the Uruk-hai will select yet another %n.
XThis will take some time, but if you can recover the Amulet of Yendor
Xfor %d before that happens, we will be eternally safe.
X
X"Take %o with you.  It will aid in your quest for
Xthe Amulet."
X%E
X%Cp E 00090
X"Welcome, %p.  How have you fared on your quest for the Amulet
Xof Yendor?"
X%E
X%Cc E 00091
X"Utuelyes!  You have recovered the Amulet of Yendor!
XNow attend to me, %p, and I will tell you what must be done:
X
X"The Amulet has within it magic, the capability to transport you to
Xthe Astral Plane, where the primary circle of %d resides.
X
X"To activate this magic, you must travel upwards as far as you can.
XWhen you reach the temple, sacrifice the Amulet to %d.
X
X"Thus will you fulfill your destiny."
X%E
X#
X#    Healer
X#
X%Cc H 00001
XWhat sorcery has brought you back to %H?  The smell
Xof fresh funeral pyres tells you that something is amiss with the healing
Xpowers that used to practice here.
X
XNo rhizotomists are tending the materia medica gardens, and where are the
Xcommon folk who used to come for the cures?
X
XYou know that you must quickly make your way to the collegium, and
X%l's iatreion, and find out what has happened in your
Xabsence.
X%E
X%Cp H 00002
XAfter your last experience you expected to be here, but you certainly
Xdid not expect to see things so much worse.  This time you must
Xsucceed.
X%E
X%Cp H 00003
XAgain, you %x %H in the distance.
X
XThe smell of death and disease permeates the air.  You do not have
Xto be %Ra to know that the %n is on the verge of victory.
X%E
X%Cp H 00005
X"Did you read that new treatise on the therapeutic use of leeches?"
X%E
X%Cp H 00006
X"Paint a red caduceus on your shield and monsters won't hit you."
X%E
X%Cp H 00007
X"I passed handwriting so they are demoting me a rank."
X%E
X%Cp H 00008
X"I've heard that even %l has not been able to cure Chiron."
X%E
X%Cp H 00009
X"We think the %n has used his alchemists, and %o,
Xto unleash a new disease we call 'the cold' on Gehennom."
X%E
X%Cc H 00010
X"Feebly, %l raises his head to look at you.
X
X"It is good to see you again, %p.  I see the concern in your
Xeyes, but do not worry for me.  I am not ready for Hades yet.  We have
Xexhausted much of our healing powers holding off the %n.
XI need your fresh strength to carry on our work.
X
X"Come closer and let me lay hands on you, and determine if you have
Xthe skills necessary to accomplish this mission."
X%E
X%Cp H 00011
X"Again you return to me, %p.  I sense that each trip back
Xthe pleurisy and maladies of our land begin to infect you.  Let us
Xhope and pray to %d that you become ready for your task before
Xyou fall victim to the bad humors."
X%E
X%Cp H 00012
X"Chiron has fallen, Hermes has fallen, what else must I tell you to
Ximpress upon you the importance of your mission!  I hope that you
Xhave come prepared this time."
X%E
X%Cc H 00013
X"You have failed us, %p.  You are a quack!  A charlatan!
X
X"Hades will be happy to hear that you are once again practicing your
Xarts on the unsuspecting."
X%E
X%Cc H 00014
X"Alas, %p, you are yet too inexperienced to deal with the rigors
Xof such a task.  You must be able to draw on the knowledge of botany,
Xvetenary, and alchemy before I can send you on this quest with good
Xconscience.
X
X"Return when you wear %Ra's caduceus."
X%E
X%Cc H 00015
X"You have learned much of the remedies that benefit, but you must also
Xknow which physic for which ail.  That is why %d's teachings are a
Xpart of your training.
X
X"Return to us when you have healed thyself."
X%E
X%Cc H 00016
XFor the first time, you sense a smile on %l' face.
X
X    You have indeed learned as much as we can teach you in preparation
X    for this task.  Let me tell you what I know of the symptoms and hope
X    that you can provide a cure.
X
X    A short while ago, the dreaded %n was fooled by the gods
X    into thinking that he could use %o to find a
X    cure for old age.  Think of it, eternal youth!  But his good
X    health is accomplished by drawing the health from those around him.
X
X    He has exhausted his own supply of healthy people and now he seeks to
X    extend his influence into our world.  You must recover from him
X    %o and break the spell.
X
X    You must travel into the swamps to %i, and from there
X    follow the trail to the %n's island lair.  Be careful.
X%E
X%Cp H 00020
X"Remember, %p, to always wash your hands before operating."
X%E
X%Cp H 00021
X"The %n has no real magic of his own.  To this he is vulnerable."
X%E
X%Cp H 00022
X"If you have been true to %d, you can draw on the power of
X%o."
X%E
X%Cp H 00023
X"Bring with you antidotes for poisons."
X%E
X%Cp H 00024
X"Remember this, %n cannot use %o
Xto harm you, it has only healing powers."
X%E
X%Cp H 00025
X"I have sent for Chiron, but I am afraid he will come too late."
X%E
X%Cp H 00026
X"Maybe when you return the snakes will once again begin to shed."
X%E
X%Cp H 00027
X"The plague grows worse as we speak.  Hurry, %p!"
X%E
X%Cp H 00028
X"Many times the %n has caused trouble in these lands.  It is
Xtime that he was eradicated like the diseases he has caused."
X%E
X%Cp H 00029
X"With but one eye, the %n should be easy to blind.  Remember this."
X%E
X%Cc H 00030
XYou stand before the entrance to %i.  Strange
Xscratching noises come from within the building.
X
XThe swampy ground around you seems to stink with disease.
X%E
X%Cp H 00031
XOnce again you stand at the entrance to %i.
X%E
X%Cc H 00040
XYou stand within sight of the infamous Isle of the %n.  Even
Xthe words of %l had not prepared you for this.
X
XSteeling yourself against the wails of the ill that pierce your ears,
Xyou hurry on your task.  Maybe with %o you can
Xheal them on your return, but not now.
X%E
X%Cp H 00041
XOnce again, you %x the Isle of the %n in the distance.
X%E
X%Cc H 00050
X"They have made a mistake in sending you, %p.
X
X"When I add your youth to mine, it will just make it easier for me
Xto defeat %l."
X%E
X%Cp H 00051
X"Unlike your patients, you seem to keep coming back, %p!"
X%E
X%Cp H 00052
X"Which would you like, %p?  Boils, pleurisy, convulsions?"
X%E
X%Cp H 00053
X"I'll have %o back from you, %r.  You are
Xnot going to live to escape this place."
X%E
X%Cp H 00060
X"They might as well give scalpels to wizards as to let you try to
Xuse %o!"
X%E
X%Cp H 00061
X"If I could strike %l, surrounded by his %gP, imagine what I
Xcan do to you here by yourself."
X%E
X%Cp H 00062
X"I will put my %Rp to work making a physic out of your ashes."
X%E
X%Cp H 00063
X"As we speak, Hades gathers your patients to join you."
X%E
X%Cp H 00064
X"After I'm done with you, I'll destroy %l as well."
X%E
X%Cp H 00065
X"You will have to kill me if you ever hope to leave this place."
X%E
X%Cp H 00066
X"I will impale your head on my caduceus for all to see."
X%E
X%Cp H 00067
X"There is no materia medica in your sack which will cure you of me!"
X%E
X%Cp H 00068
X"Do not fight too hard, I want your soul strong, not weakened!"
X%E
X%Cp H 00069
X"You should have stopped studying at vetenary."
X%E
X%Cc H 00070
XAs you pick up %o, you feel its healing begin to
Xwarm your soul.  You curse Zeus for taking it from its rightful owner,
Xbut at least you hope that %l can put it to good use once
Xagain.
X%E
X%Cc H 00080
XThe battered body of the %n slumps to the ground and gasps
Xout one last curse:
X
X    You have defeated me, %p, but I shall have my revenge.
X    How, I shall not say, but this curse shall be like a
X    cancer on you.
X
XWith that the %n dies.
X%E
X%Cc H 00081
XAs soon as %l sees %o he summons his %gP.
X
XGently, %l reaches out and touches %o.
XHe instructs each of the assembled to do the same.  When everyone
Xhas finished he speaks to you.
X
X    Now that we have been replenished we can defeat this plague.  You must
X    take %o with you and replenish the worlds you have
X    been called upon to travel next.  I wish you could ride Chiron to the
X    end of your journey, but I need him to help me spread the cure.  Go
X    now and continue your journey.
X%E
X%Cp H 00090
X"You have again returned to us, %p.  We have done well in your
Xabsence, yes?  How fare you upon your quest for the Amulet?"
X%E
X%Cc H 00091
X"Ah, you have recovered the Amulet, %p.  Well done!
X
X"Now, you should know that you must travel through the elemental planes
Xto the astral, and there return the Amulet to %d.  Go forth and
Xmay our prayers be as a wind upon your back."
X%E
X#
X#    Knight
X#
X%Cc K 00001
XYou materialize in the shadows of %H.  Immediately, you notice
Xthat something is wrong.  The fields around the castle are trampled and
Xwithered, as if some great battle has been recently fought.
X
XLooking closer, you %x long gouges in the walls of %H.
XYou know of only one creature that makes those kinds of marks...
X%E
X%Cp K 00002
XOnce again you stand in the shadows of %H.
X%E
X%Cp K 00003
XAgain, you stand before %H.  You vaguely sense that this
Xmay be the last time you stand before %l.
X%E
X%Cp K 00005
X"Hail, %p!  Verily, thou looks well."
X%E
X%Cp K 00006
X"There is word, %p, that %n hath been sighted in the fens
Xnear %i."
X%E
X%Cp K 00007
X"Thou art our only hope now, %p."
X%E
X%Cp K 00008
X"Verily, %l could have no better champion, %p."
X%E
X%Cp K 00009
X"Many brave %cP died when %n attacked."
X%E
X%Cc K 00010
X"Ah, %p.  We see thou hath received our summons.
XWe are in dire need of thy prowess.  But first, We must needs
Xdecide if thou art ready for this great undertaking."
X%E
X%Cp K 00011
X"Welcome again, %p.  We hope thou art ready now."
X%E
X%Cp K 00012
X"Once again, thou standeth before us, %p.  Art thou ready now?"
X%E
X%Cp K 00013
X"Thou disgraceth this noble court with thine impure presence.  We have been
Xlenient with thee, but no more.  Thy name shalt be spoken no more.  We
Xhereby strip thee of thy title, thy lands, and thy standing as %ca.
XBegone from our sight!"
X%E
X%Cp K 00014
X"Verily, %p, thou hast done well.  That thou hast survived thus
Xfar is a credit to thy valor, but thou art yet unprepared for
Xthe demands required as Our Champion.  %rA, no matter how
Xpure, could never hope to defeat the foul %n.
X
X"Journey forth from this place, and hone thy skills.  Return to
XOur presence when thou hast attained the noble title of %R."
X%E
X%Cp K 00015
X"Thou dishonoureth us, %p!  Thou hast strayed from the path of
Xchivalry! Go from our presence and do penance.  Only when thou art again
Xpure may thou return hence."
X%E
X%Cc K 00016
X"Ah, %p.  Thou art truly ready, as no %c before thee hath
Xbeen.  Hear now Our words:
X
X"As thou noticed as thou approached %H, a great battle hath
Xbeen fought recently in these fields.  Know thou that Merlin himself
Xcame to aid us here as we battled the foul %n.  In the midst of that
Xbattle, %n struck Merlin a great blow, felling him.  Then, as our
Xforces were pressed back, %n stole %o.
X
X"We eventually turned the tide, but lost many %cP in doing so.
XMerlin was taken off by his apprentice, but hast not recovered.  We hast
Xbeen told that so long as %n possesses %o,
XMerlin will not regain his health.
X
X"We hereby charge thee with this most important of duties:
X
X"Go forth from this place, to the fens, and there thou wilt find
X%i.  From there, thou must track down %n.  Destroy the
Xbeast, and return to Us %o.  Only then can
XWe restore Merlin to health."
X%E
X%Cp K 00020
X"Remember, %p, follow always the path of %d."
X%E
X%Cp K 00021
X"Though %n is verily a mighty foe, we have confidence in thy victory."
X%E
X%Cp K 00022
X"Beware, for %n hast surrounded himself with hordes of foul creatures."
X%E
X%Cp K 00023
X"Great treasure, 'tis said, is hoarded in the lair of %n."
X%E
X%Cp K 00024
X"If thou possesseth %o, %p, %n's magic
Xshalt therewith be thwarted."
X%E
X%Cp K 00025
X"The gates of %i are guarded by forces unseen, %p.
XGo carefully."
X%E
X%Cp K 00026
X"Return %o to us quickly, %p."
X%E
X%Cp K 00027
X"Destroy %n, %p, else %H shall surely fall."
X%E
X%Cp K 00028
X"Call upon %d when thou art in need."
X%E
X%Cp K 00029
X"To find %i, thou must keep thy heart pure."
X%E
X%Cc K 00030
XYou stand at the foot of %i.  Atop, you can %x a shrine.
XStrange energies seem to be focused here, and the hair on the back
Xof your neck stands on end.
X%E
X%Cp K 00031
XAgain, you stand at the foot of %i.
X%E
X%Cc K 00040
XAs you exit the swamps, you %x before you a huge, gaping hole in the
Xside of a hill.  From within, you smell the foul stench of carrion.
X
XThe pools on either side of the entrance are fouled with blood, and
Xpieces of rusted metal and broken weapons show above the surface.
X%E
X%Cp K 00041
XAgain, you stand at the entrance to %n's lair.
X%E
X%Cp K 00050
X"Hah!  Another puny %c seeks death.  I shall dine well tonight,
Xthen tomorrow, %H shall fall!"
X%E
X%Cp K 00051
X"Again, thou challengeth me, %r?  So be it.  Thou wilt die here."
X%E
X%Cp K 00052
X"Thou art truly foolish, %r.  I shall dispatch thee anon."
X%E
X%Cp K 00053
X"So, thou darest touch MY property!  I shall have that bauble back,
Xpuny %r.  Thou wilt die in agony!"
X%E
X%Cp K 00060
X"A mere %r can never withstand me!"
X%E
X%Cp K 00061
X"I shall kill thee now, and feast!"
X%E
X%Cp K 00062
X"Puny %c.  What manner of death dost thou wish?"
X%E
X%Cp K 00063
X"First thee, %p, then I shall feast upon %l."
X%E
X%Cp K 00064
X"Hah!  Thou hast failed, %r.  Now thou shalt die."
X%E
X%Cp K 00065
X"Die, %c.  Thou art as nothing against my might."
X%E
X%Cp K 00066
X"I shall suck the marrow from thy bones, %c."
X%E
X%Cp K 00067
X"Let's see...  Broiled?  No.  Fried?  Nay.  Baked?  Yea verily,
Xthat is the way I like my %c for dinner."
X%E
X%Cp K 00068
X"Thy strength wanes, %p.  The time of thy death draws near."
X%E
X%Cp K 00069
X"Call upon thy precious %d, %p.  It shalt not avail thee."
X%E
X%Cc K 00070
XAs you pick up %o, you feel its protective fields
Xform around your body.  You also feel a faint stirring in your mind,
Xas if you are in two places at once, and in the second, you are waking
Xfrom a long sleep.
X%E
X%Cc K 00080
XAs %n sinks to the ground, blood gushing from his open mouth, he
Xdefiantly curses you and %l:
X
X    Thou hast not won yet, %r.  By the gods, I shalt return and dog
X    thy steps to the grave!
X
XHis tail flailing madly, %n tries to crawl towards you, but slumps
Xto the ground and dies in a pool of his own blood.
X%E
X%Cc K 00081
XAs you approach %l, he beams at you and says:
X
X    Well done!  Thou art truly the Champion of %H.  We
X    have received word that Merlin is recovering, and shall soon
X    rejoin us.
X
X    He has instructed us that thou art now to be the guardian of
X    %o.  He feels that thou may have need of
X    its powers in thine adventures.  It is our wish that thou keep
X    %o with thee as thou search for the fabled
X    Amulet of Yendor.
X%E
X%Cp K 00090
X"Well met, %p.  How goest thy search for the Amulet of Yendor?"
X%E
X%Cc K 00091
X"Thou hast succeeded, we see, %p!  Now thou art commanded to take
Xthe Amulet to be sacrificed to %d in the plane of the astral.
X
X"Merlin hath counseled us that thou must travel always upwards through
Xthe planes of the elements, to achieve this goal.
X
X"Go with %d, %p."
X%E
X#
X#    Priest
X#
X%Cc P 00001
XYou find yourself standing in sight of %H.  Something
Xis obviously wrong here.  The doors to %H, which usually
Xstand open, are closed.  Strange human shapes shamble around
Xoutside.
X
XYou realize that the %l needs your assistance!
X%E
X%Cp P 00002
XOnce again, you stand before %H.
X%E
X%Cp P 00003
XAgain you face %H.  Your intuition hints that this may be
Xthe final time you come here.
X%E
X%Cp P 00005
X"Greetings, honored %r.  It is good to see you."
X%E
X%Cp P 00006
X"Ah, %p!  Surely you can help us in our hour of need."
X%E
X%Cp P 00007
X"Greetings, %s.  The %l has great need of your help."
X%E
X%Cp P 00008
X"Alas, it seems as if even %d has deserted us."
X%E
X%Cp P 00009
X"May %d be with you, %s."
X%E
X%Cc P 00010
X"Ah, %p, my %S.  You have returned to us at last.
XA great blow has befallen our order; perhaps you can help us.
XFirst, however, I must determine if you are prepared for this
Xgreat challenge."
X%E
X%Cp P 00011
X"Again, my %S, you stand before me.  Are you ready now to help us?"
X%E
X%Cp P 00012
X"Once more, %p, you stand within the sanctum.  Are you ready now?"
X%E
X%Cc P 00013
X"You are a heretic, %p!  How can you, %ra, deviate so from the
Xteachings of %d?  Begone from this temple.  You are no longer
X%sa to this order.  We will pray to %d for other assistance,
Xas you have failed us utterly."
X%E
X%Cc P 00014
X"Alas, %p, it is not yet to be.  A mere %r could never
Xwithstand the might of %n.  Go forth, again into the world, and return
Xwhen you have attained the post of %R."
X%E
X%Cc P 00015
X"This is terrible, %p.  You have deviated from the true path!
XYou know that %d requires the most strident devotion of this
Xorder.  The %shood must stand for utmost piety.
X
X"Go from here, atone for your sins against %d.  Return only when
Xyou have purified yourself."
X%E
X%Cc P 00016
X"Yes, %p.  You are truly ready now.  Attend to me and I shall
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XNotes on Building NH3.1.3 with Think C
X
XIn General
X
X    What is different between MPW and Think C?
X
X    Think C does not have a shell, :-(.  MPW does.  Ugh.  The lack of
Xshell requires the cumbersome task of result file management.  Our approach
Xhas been to move all result files into the topmost directory.  This is done
Xso that NetHack can be compiled and run from the topmost directory.  (In
Xthe future, we want to modify the compilers to place to result files into a
Xresult directory, and NetHack to look for its files in the result directory).
X
X    Life without a shell also requires the NetHack resource file to
Xbe put together by hand.  This is one area that Think C 6.0 has improved our
Xlives.  Under 6.0, we can now add E.rsrc and E.r files as source to the
Xproject.  Dot rsrc files will be added to the project rsrc file directly and
Xdot r files will be compiled and then added.  For those who are without Think
X6.0, good luck.  The best approach is to use the resource compiler to compile
Xthe dot r file, and name the result as the projects rsrc file.
X
X    Makedefs is another story.  When run, a command window pops up.  Just
Xtype in the options you require.  When the files are generated, some of the
Xresult files will have to be moved to the top level directory (data files) or
Xto the include area (header files).
X
X    Needless to say, all of the above stuff that we must do because of
Xthe lack of shell also implies no Makefile, so we must be aware of what
Xfiles that we have modified and which files are dependent upon these modified
Xfiles.  In other words, we must constantly ask ourselves "gee, do we need to
Xrun Makedefs again?".  Life is tuff; this is to help you get used to it.
X
X    What follows are most of the steps that we take in compiling NH3.1.3.
XIf some are left out, blame it on late night TV and a small PB screen.  If
Xyou find something left out, or think a little more detail is needed, send us
Xsome mail.
X
X    This is the second release of these notes.  We are sure stuff has
Xbeen left out.  So if you hit a snag, feel free to contact us.  We want and
Xneed to debug this port.
X
X    We can be reached at [e-mail]
X
XThe Steps
X
X    -2.    Read the Think C manuals.  Know your compiler and your
Xenvironment.  They are your friends and you are stuck with them.
X
X    -1.    Get Think Reference or buy a bunch of books that cover
XMacintosh programming (the correct number of books can be determined when you
Xstart seeing the same stuff over and over again -- or you run out of cash).
X
X    0.    Learn C and the standard io library.
X
X    From here, we will assume that you know how to build and compile
Xprojects, how file names are resolved, what a project's resource file is
Xfor, and how the resource compiler works.  If you don't, repeat the above
Xsteps.
X
X    1.    Grab the sources, maintaining the directory structure.  We will
Xrefer to the top most directory as 'top'.
X
X    2.    Move the project files to top.  The projects are MakeDefs.proj,
XDgnComp.proj, LevComp.proj and NetHack.proj.
X
X    3. Modify the source
X
X    sys:mac:hack.h
X        a. this should be deleted.  It is needed for the MPW build
X           and will interfere with the Think C compile.
X
X    include:hack.h
X        a. this file should be renamed 'include:realhack.h'.
X        b. create a new file 'sys:mac:NetHack Headers.c'
X         with a single line :
X            #include "realhack.h"
X        c. precompile this new file and save the precompile output
X           as 'include:hack.h'
X
X    sys:share:lev_lex.c sys:share:lev_yacc.c sys:share:lev_main.c
X        a. change inclusion of 'hack.h' to 'realhack.h'
X
X    4. Move and/or rename files
X
X        a. move top:sys:mac:MacHelp to top:MacHelp
X        b. move top:sys:mac:News to top:News
X        c. move and rename top:sys:mac:NHDeflts to
X         top:sys:mac:NetHack Defaults
X
X    5. Build and run MakeDefs
X
X        a. -v to build 'options'.
X        b. -o to create 'onames.h'.
X        c. -p to create 'pm.h'.
X        d. -z to create 'vis_tab.c'.
X        e. -e to create 'dundeon.pdf'.
X        f. -m to create 'monstr.c'.
X        g. -d to create 'data'.
X        Move 'top:dat:data' to 'top:data'.
X        h. -r to create 'rumors'.
X        Move 'top:dat:rumors' to 'top:rumors'.
X        i. -h to create 'oracles'.
X        Move 'top:dat:oracles' to 'top:oracles'.
X        j. -q to create 'quest.dat'.
X        Move 'top:dat:quest.dat' to 'top:quest.dat'.
X
X
X    6. Compile and run LevComp.
X
X    7. Compile and run DgnComp.
X        Move 'top:dat:dungeon' to 'top:dungeon'.
X
X    8. Compile and run NetHack.
X
XAppendix
X
XA. Futures
X
X    1.    Modify NetHack to look for data files in the folder 'data'.
X    2.    Take advantage of the new scripting abilities of Think C 6.0.
X
XB. Project Contents
X
XAll projects should have both far code and far data set.  Set the
Xapplication size of NetHack.proj to a couple of megs.
X
XSet the application size of LevComp.proj to a meg (We suspect that there is a
Xmemory leak in there somewhere).  All projects should contain the libraries
XMacTraps, ANSI, and unix.
X
X        MakeDefs.proj should contain the following source files:
X
X            objects.c
X            monst.c
X            MakeDefs.c
X
X        DgnComp.proj should contain the following source files:
X
X            dgn_lex.c
X            dgn_main.c
X            dgn_yacc.c
X            alloc.c
X            panic.c
X
X        LevComp.proj should contain the following source files:
X
X            monst.c
X            objects.c
X            drawing.c
X            alloc.c
X            panic.c
X            lev_lex.c
X            lev_yacc.c
X            macerrs.c
X            decl.c
X            lev_main.c
X
X            add #define SPEC_LEV to prefix
X
X        NetHack.proj should contain the following source files:
X
X            allmain.c
X            alloc.c
X            apply.c
X            artifact.c
X            attrib.c
X            ball.c
X            bones.c
X            botl.c
X            cmd.c
X            dbridge.c
X            decl.c
X            detect.c
X            display.c
X            do.c
X            do_name.c
X            do_wear.c
X            dog.c
X            dogmove.c
X            dokick.c
X            dothrow.c
X            drawing.c
X            dungeon.c
X            eat.c
X            end.c
X            engrave.c
X            exper.c
X            explode.c
X            extralev.c
X            files.c
X            fountain.c
X            hack.c
X            hacklib.c
X            invent.c
X            lock.c
X            maccurs.c
X            macerrs.c
X            macfile.c
X            macmain.c
X            macmenu.c
X            macsnd.c
X            macunix.c
X            macwin.c
X            makemon.c
X            mcastu.c
X            mgetline.c
X            mhitm.c
X            mhitu.c
X            minion.c
X            mklev.c
X            mkmap.c
X            mkmaze.c
X            mkobj.c
X            mkroom.c
X            mmodal.c
X            mon.c
X            mondata.c
X            monmove.c
X            monst.c
X            monstr.c NOTE: created by MakeDefs -m, so add it later
X            mplayer.c
X            mstring.c
X            mthrowu.c
X            muse.c
X            music.c
X            o_init.c
X            objects.c
X            objnam.c
X            options.c
X            pager.c
X            pickup.c
X            pline.c
X            polyself.c
X            potion.c
X            pray.c
X            priest.c
X            quest.c
X            questpgr.c
X            random.c
X            read.c
X            rect.c
X            restore.c
X            rip.c
X            rnd.c
X            rumors.c
X            save.c
X            shk.c
X            shknam.c
X            sit.c
X            sounds.c
X            sp_lev.c
X            spell.c
X            steal.c
X            timeout.c
X            mactopl.c
X            topten.c
X            track.c
X            trap.c
X            u_init.c
X            uhitm.c
X            vault.c
X            version.c
X            vision.c
X            vis_tab.c    NOTE:generated by Makedefs
X            weapon.c
X            were.c
X            wield.c
X            windows.c
X            wizard.c
X            worm.c
X            worn.c
X            write.c
X            zap.c
X            getline.c
X            topl.c
X            wintty.c
X            mactty.c
X            mttymain.c
X            dprintf.c
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