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ChasonBot at 04:35, 20 December 2015

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Bulwersator: -Maud is also the username of a very prolific speedrunner on NAO. Maud is so anal about ascending as fast as possible that he has been known to quit if the first altar he arrives at on the Astral Plane is not coaligned.{{fact}}

2013-05-04T21:12:34Z

-Maud is also the username of a very prolific speedrunner on NAO. Maud is so anal about ascending as fast as possible that he has been known to quit if the first altar he arrives at on the Astral Plane is not coaligned.{{fact}}

Bcode: wikipedia interwiki; "ref" punct

2013-02-07T20:31:11Z

wikipedia interwiki; "ref" punct

S.K.: Now he don't hold 18 of first 20 places.

2011-12-02T01:50:55Z

Now he don't hold 18 of first 20 places.

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 '''Maud''' is the object of affection in a poem of the same name by [[wikipedia:Alfred Lord Tennyson|Alfred Lord Tennyson]], which describes the narrator's descent into fractured consciousness at the thought of his beloved.
-In ''[[NetHack]]'', Maud's name occurs in various aspects of the game:
+In ''[[NetHack]]'', Maud's name occurs in various aspects of the game, often in relation to [[amnesia]]:
 * One of the [[unidentified scroll]] labels is DUAM XNAHT, or "THANX MAUD" written backwards, and is the default label for the [[scroll of amnesia]] in the source code.

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 {{wikipedia|Maud and other poems}}
-Maud is the object of affection in a poem of the same name by [[wikipedia:Alfred Lord Tennyson|Alfred Lord Tennyson]], which describes the narrator's descent into fractured consciousness at the thought of his beloved. In ''[[NetHack]]'', Maud's name occurs in various aspects of the game:
+'''Maud''' is the object of affection in a poem of the same name by [[wikipedia:Alfred Lord Tennyson|Alfred Lord Tennyson]], which describes the narrator's descent into fractured consciousness at the thought of his beloved.
 * One of the [[unidentified scroll]] labels is DUAM XNAHT, or "THANX MAUD" written backwards, and is the default label for the [[scroll of amnesia]] in the source code.

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 {{wikipedia|Maud and other poems}}
-'''Maud''' is the object of affection in a poem of the same name by [[wikipedia:Alfred Lord Tennyson|Alfred Lord Tennyson]]. The poem describes the narrator's descent into fractured consciousness at the thought of his beloved. In [[NetHack]], Maud's name occurs in various aspects of the game, most often as possible names for [[ghost]]s appearing on special levels and in haunted [[temple]]s, as well as some of the [[player monster]]s on the [[Astral Plane]].
+* One of the [[unidentified scroll]] labels is DUAM XNAHT, or "THANX MAUD" written backwards, and is the default label for the [[scroll of amnesia]] in the source code.
-One of the [[unidentified scroll]] labels is DUAM XNAHT, or "THANX MAUD" written backwards, and is associated to the [[scroll of amnesia]] in the source code (although this has no effect on the chances of such a scroll having that label). Reading the scroll of amnesia itself causes you to forget several things and produces a message referencing the poem (either "Who was that Maud person anyway?" or "Thinking of Maud you forget everything else"). [[Player#Special names|Naming]] yourself Maud produces the same effect, but with [[TDTTOE|a different message]] about your mind turning inward on itself.
+==Encyclopedia entry==
 {{encyclopedia|
 Get thee hence, nor come again,
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 |[ Maud, And Other Poems by Alfred, Lord Tennyson ]
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+{{nethack-367}}
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 May God make me more wretched
 Than ever I have been yet!
-[ Maud, And Other Poems by Alfred, Lord Tennyson ]
+|[ Maud, And Other Poems by Alfred, Lord Tennyson ]
 }}
 [[Category:Disambiguation]]
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 {{wikipedia|Maud and other poems}}
-'''Maud''' is the object of affection in a poem of the same name by [[wikipedia:Alfred Lord Tennyson|Alfred Lord Tennyson]]. The poem describes the narrator's descent into fractured consciousness at the thought of his beloved. Usually in NetHack, seeing a message referring to Maud is a bad thing, as it means you just read a [[scroll of amnesia]], the message referring to the poem. The name has a few other in-game effects and appearances, however:
+'''Maud''' is the object of affection in a poem of the same name by [[wikipedia:Alfred Lord Tennyson|Alfred Lord Tennyson]]. The poem describes the narrator's descent into fractured consciousness at the thought of his beloved. In [[NetHack]], Maud's name occurs in various aspects of the game, most often as possible names for [[ghost]]s appearing on special levels and in haunted [[temple]]s, as well as some of the [[player monster]]s on the [[Astral Plane]].
 == Encyclopedia entry ==
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 *[[Player monster]]s on the [[Astral Plane]] are also sometimes named Maud.
 *One of the unidentified scroll labels is DUAM XNAHT, or "THANX MAUD" written backwards. It is associated to the scroll of amnesia in the source code (although this has no effect on the chances of such a scroll having that label).
-Maud is also the username of a very prolific [[speed ascension|speedrunner]] on [[NAO]]. Maud is so anal about ascending as fast as possible that he has been known to quit if the first altar he arrives at on the Astral Plane is not coaligned.{{fact}}
 [[Category:Disambiguation]]