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'''NetHack''' is a [[wikipedia:roguelike|roguelike]] game often played using ASCII graphics. The goal of the adventurer is to descend through the dungeon while searching for the [[wikipedia:Amulet of Yendor|Amulet of Yendor]]. The dungeon contains many monsters and other causes of death.
'''NetHack''' is a [[wikipedia:roguelike|roguelike]] game often played using ASCII graphics. The goal of the adventurer is to descend through the dungeon while searching for the [[wikipedia:Amulet of Yendor|Amulet of Yendor]]. The dungeon contains many monsters and other causes of death.
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Some text in [[NetHack/Beginning]] was adapted from the chapter [[Learning vi:Basic tasks]] of the book [[Learning the vi editor]] at [[Main Page|Wikibooks]]. Text was adapted 6 November 2005 and is used under [[GNU Free Documentation License]].
Some text in [[NetHack/Beginning]] was adapted from the chapter [[Learning vi:Basic tasks]] of the book [[Learning the vi editor]] at [[Main Page|Wikibooks]]. Text was adapted 6 November 2005 and is used under [[GNU Free Documentation License]].


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Revision as of 02:28, 10 January 2006

NetHack is a roguelike game often played using ASCII graphics. The goal of the adventurer is to descend through the dungeon while searching for the Amulet of Yendor. The dungeon contains many monsters and other causes of death.

NetHack is a very difficult game, especially for players who lack knowledge of Dungeons & Dragons and avoid reading the spoilers.

Contents

Tutorial

Spoilers

Spoilers refer to information not provided in the NetHack Guidebook or the NetHack game itself, which some players consider secret and might not want to see.

Authors

  1. Kernigh, split book into chapters, started Building and Beginning
  2. Other and anonymous contributors

History

Some text in NetHack/Beginning was adapted from the chapter Learning vi:Basic tasks of the book Learning the vi editor at Wikibooks. Text was adapted 6 November 2005 and is used under GNU Free Documentation License.

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