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Umbire the Phantom: style guide on variant templates

2024-01-20T18:35:56Z

style guide on variant templates

Umbire the Phantom: /* Historical uses */ word choice

2024-01-02T01:10:21Z

‎Historical uses: word choice

Umbire the Phantom: /* Historical uses */ word choice

2023-12-11T19:59:29Z

‎Historical uses: word choice

Umbire the Phantom: rephrase

2023-11-07T18:29:50Z

rephrase

Umbire the Phantom: word choice + punctuation

2023-10-31T11:00:46Z

word choice + punctuation

Umbire the Phantom: /* Historical uses */ word choice

2023-10-31T00:32:55Z

‎Historical uses: word choice

Umbire the Phantom: /* Historical uses */ typo

2023-10-29T22:52:02Z

‎Historical uses: typo

Umbire the Phantom: ver temp

2023-10-29T14:57:34Z

ver temp

Umbire the Phantom: /* Hack'EM */ space

2023-09-24T01:51:21Z

‎Hack'EM: space

Umbire the Phantom: Evil + Splice + Hack'EM

2023-09-24T01:51:00Z

Evil + Splice + Hack'EM

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 ** {{orange|L}} [[eye of fear and flame]]
 ** {{monsymlink|Vecna}}
-{{nethack-367|offset=1}}
+{{nethack-367}}
 [[Category:ASCII]]

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 ==Historical uses==
-In Hack 1.21, based on [[Jay Fenlason's Hack]], [[lizard]]s used the {{white|l}} glyph, while [[rock lobster]]s used the {{white|L}} glyph. In Hack for PDP-11, the {{white|l}} glyph is given to the [[leocrotta]], while the {{white|L}} glyph is given to the [[leprechaun]] - both monsters retain their glyphs for their appearance in [[Hack 1.0]], and continue to use those glyphs up to [[NetHack 2.3e]].
+In Hack 1.21, a port of [[Jay Fenlason's Hack]], [[lizard]]s use the {{white|l}} glyph, while [[rock lobster]]s use the {{white|L}} glyph. In Hack for PDP-11, the {{white|l}} glyph is given to the [[leocrotta]], while the {{white|L}} glyph is given to the [[leprechaun]] - both monsters retain their glyphs for their appearance in [[Hack 1.0]], and continue to use those glyphs up to [[NetHack 2.3e]].
 In [[NetHack 3.0.0]], the [[quadruped]] [[monster class]] is introduced and uses the {{white|q}} glyph; the leocrotta is made part of the quarduped monster class, while the [[Lich (monster class)|lich]] monster class is introduced and given the {{white|l}} glyph in its place. In [[NetHack 3.0.6]], the glyphs of the leprechaun and lich monster classes were exchanged, resulting in their current glyphs.

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 ==Historical uses==
-In Hack 1.21, a variant of [[Jay Fenlason's Hack]], [[lizard]]s used the {{white|l}} glyph, while [[rock lobster]]s used the {{white|L}} glyph. In the variant Hack for PDP-11, the {{white|l}} glyph is given to the [[leocrotta]], while the {{white|L}} glyph is given to the [[leprechaun]] - both monsters retain their glyph for their appearance in [[Hack 1.0]], and continued to use those glyphs up to [[NetHack 2.3e]].
+In Hack 1.21, based on [[Jay Fenlason's Hack]], [[lizard]]s used the {{white|l}} glyph, while [[rock lobster]]s used the {{white|L}} glyph. In Hack for PDP-11, the {{white|l}} glyph is given to the [[leocrotta]], while the {{white|L}} glyph is given to the [[leprechaun]] - both monsters retain their glyphs for their appearance in [[Hack 1.0]], and continue to use those glyphs up to [[NetHack 2.3e]].
 In [[NetHack 3.0.0]], the [[quadruped]] [[monster class]] is introduced and uses the {{white|q}} glyph; the leocrotta is made part of the quarduped monster class, while the [[Lich (monster class)|lich]] monster class is introduced and given the {{white|l}} glyph in its place. In [[NetHack 3.0.6]], the glyphs of the leprechaun and lich monster classes were exchanged, resulting in their current glyphs.

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 In ''[[NetHack]]'', the letter '''L''' serves the following purposes:
-* {{white|l}} represents a [[leprechaun]], which is the only member of the [[Leprechaun (monster class)|leprechaun]] [[monster class]].
+* {{white|l}} represents a [[Leprechaun (monster class)|leprechaun]], a [[monster class]] consisting only of the titular [[leprechaun]].
 * {{white|L}} represents a [[Lich (monster class)|lich]]:
 ** {{monsymlink|lich}}

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 ==Historical uses==
-In Hack 1.21, a variant of [[Jay Fenlason's Hack]], [[lizard]]s used the {{white|l}} glyph, while [[rock lobster]]s used the {{white|L}} glyph; in the variant Hack for PDP-11, the {{white|l}} glyph is instead given to the [[leocrotta]], while the {{white|L}} glyph is given to the [[leprechaun]]. Both monsters retain their glyph for their appearance in [[Hack 1.0]], and continued to use those glyphs up to [[NetHack 2.3e]].
+In Hack 1.21, a variant of [[Jay Fenlason's Hack]], [[lizard]]s used the {{white|l}} glyph, while [[rock lobster]]s used the {{white|L}} glyph. In the variant Hack for PDP-11, the {{white|l}} glyph is given to the [[leocrotta]], while the {{white|L}} glyph is given to the [[leprechaun]] - both monsters retain their glyph for their appearance in [[Hack 1.0]], and continued to use those glyphs up to [[NetHack 2.3e]].
 In [[NetHack 3.0.0]], the [[quadruped]] [[monster class]] is introduced and uses the {{white|q}} glyph; the leocrotta is made part of the quarduped monster class, while the [[Lich (monster class)|lich]] monster class is introduced and given the {{white|l}} glyph in its place. In [[NetHack 3.0.6]], the glyphs of the leprechaun and lich monster classes were exchanged, resulting in their current glyphs.

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 In Hack 1.21, a variant of [[Jay Fenlason's Hack]], [[lizard]]s used the {{white|l}} glyph, while [[rock lobster]]s used the {{white|L}} glyph; in the variant Hack for PDP-11, the {{white|l}} glyph is instead given to the [[leocrotta]], while the {{white|L}} glyph is given to the [[leprechaun]]. Both monsters retain the glyph for their appearance in [[Hack 1.0]], and continued to use those glyphs up to [[NetHack 2.3e]].
-In [[NetHack 3.0.0]], the [[quarduped]] [[monster class]] is introduced and uses the {{white|q}} glyph; the leocrotta is made part of the quarduped monster class, while the [[Lich (monster class)|lich]] monster class is introduced and given the {{white|l}} glyph in its place. In [[NetHack 3.0.6]], the glyphs of the leprechaun and lich monster classes were exchanged, resulting in their current glyphs.
+In [[NetHack 3.0.0]], the [[quadruped]] [[monster class]] is introduced and uses the {{white|q}} glyph; the leocrotta is made part of the quarduped monster class, while the [[Lich (monster class)|lich]] monster class is introduced and given the {{white|l}} glyph in its place. In [[NetHack 3.0.6]], the glyphs of the leprechaun and lich monster classes were exchanged, resulting in their current glyphs.
 ==Variants==

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 In Hack 1.21, a variant of [[Jay Fenlason's Hack]], [[lizard]]s used the {{white|l}} glyph, while [[rock lobster]]s used the {{white|L}} glyph; in the variant Hack for PDP-11, the {{white|l}} glyph is instead given to the [[leocrotta]], while the {{white|L}} glyph is given to the [[leprechaun]]. Both monsters retain the glyph for their appearance in [[Hack 1.0]], and continued to use those glyphs up to [[NetHack 2.3e]].
-In [[NetHack 3.0.0]], the [[quarduped]] [[monster class]] is introduced and uses the {{white|q}} glyph; leocrottas were moved to that glyph, while the [[Lich (monster class)|lich]] monster class is introduced and given the {{white|l}} glyph in its place. In [[NetHack 3.0.6]], the leprechaun and lich monster classes exchanged letters and began using their current glyphs.
+In [[NetHack 3.0.0]], the [[quarduped]] [[monster class]] is introduced and uses the {{white|q}} glyph; the leocrotta is made part of the quarduped monster class, while the [[Lich (monster class)|lich]] monster class is introduced and given the {{white|l}} glyph in its place. In [[NetHack 3.0.6]], the glyphs of the leprechaun and lich monster classes were exchanged, resulting in their current glyphs.
 ==Variants==
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 ** Deferred monsters
 *** {{monsymlink|Vecna}}
 ===SlashTHEM===
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 * {{white|L}} lich:
 ** {{yellow|L}} [[baby lich]]
 {{nethack-367}}
 [[Category:ASCII]]