NetHack 3.1.0 - Revision history

Umbire the Phantom: pothole

2026-05-05T04:50:07Z

pothole

Umbire the Phantom: potholes

2025-09-28T06:38:58Z

potholes

Ray Chason: /* Dungeon features */ What happens if MULDGN is not defined

2025-03-08T17:37:20Z

‎Dungeon features: What happens if MULDGN is not defined

Umbire the Phantom: potholes

2024-05-25T23:35:50Z

potholes

Umbire the Phantom: potholes et. al.

2024-05-22T15:19:22Z

potholes et. al.

Umbire the Phantom: /* Availability */ link

2024-03-07T15:06:51Z

‎Availability: link

Umbire the Phantom: pothole

2023-11-22T06:25:39Z

pothole

Umbire the Phantom: /* Armor */ new to this version

2023-11-10T21:22:43Z

‎Armor: new to this version

Umbire the Phantom: pretty sure it's new in this version

2023-10-27T12:03:03Z

pretty sure it's new in this version

Umbire the Phantom: various fixes

2023-08-03T01:02:50Z

various fixes

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 |'''[[page]]'''||{{white|'''@'''}}||If MULDGN defined at compile time
 |-
-|'''[[acolyte]]'''||{{white|'''@'''}}||If MULDGN defined at compile time
+|'''[[Acolyte (quest guardian)|acolyte]]'''||{{white|'''@'''}}||If MULDGN defined at compile time
 |-
 |'''[[thug]]'''||{{white|'''@'''}}||If MULDGN defined at compile time

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 |'''unarmored watchman'''||{{brown|'''@'''}}||If MUSE ''not'' defined at compile time (not in default build)
 |-
-|unarmored soldier||{{brown|@}}||If ARMY defined and MUSE ''not'' defined at compile time (not in default build)
+|[[unarmored soldier]]||{{brown|@}}||If ARMY defined and MUSE ''not'' defined at compile time (not in default build)
 |-
 |[[soldier]]||{{lightgray|@}}||If ARMY defined at compile time
 |-
-|[[sergeant]]||{{red|@}}||If ARMY defined at compile time
+|[[Sergeant (monster)|sergeant]]||{{red|@}}||If ARMY defined at compile time
 |-
 |[[lieutenant]]||{{green|@}}||If ARMY defined at compile time

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:37, 8 March 2025
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	A [[wand of wishing]] is guaranteed in the [[Castle]], in its modern position, and protected by [[Elbereth]], but not tucked inside a [[chest]].		A [[wand of wishing]] is guaranteed in the [[Castle]], in its modern position, and protected by [[Elbereth]], but not tucked inside a [[chest]].
		+
		+	===If MULDGN is not defined===
		+
		+	The branched dungeon is mostly a compile-time option, enabled by default. If the line <code>#define MULDGN</code> is removed from include/config.h, the dungeon is changed as follows:
		+
		+	* The [[Gnomish Mines]], the [[Quest]] and [[Fort Ludios]] are deleted.
		+	* [[Vlad's Tower]] remains the same.
		+	* Monsters and artifacts specific to Quests are deleted.
		+	* [[Medusa]] has the [[Bell of Opening]].

	== Bestiary ==		== Bestiary ==

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 |[[gnome king]]||{{magenta|G}}||
 |-
-|[[giant]]||{{red|H}}||
+|[[Giant (monster)|giant]]||{{red|H}}||
 |-
 |[[stone giant]]||{{lightgray|H}}||
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 |[[iron golem]]||{{cyan|'}}||
 |-
-|[[human]]||{{white|@}}||
+|[[Human (monster)|human]]||{{white|@}}||
 |-
 |[[Woodland-elf]]||{{green|@}}||

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 NetHack 3.1.0 significantly revises the dungeon and adds many new monsters and objects:
-* A branched dungeon is introduced, adding the [[Gnomish Mines]], a revised [[Oracle]] level, a [[Big Room]], the [[Quest]]s, [[Fort Ludios]], [[Medusa's Lair]], the [[Elemental Planes]], and a revised [[Astral Plane]]. [[Vlad's Tower]] is relocated into its own branch.
+* A branched dungeon is introduced, adding the [[Gnomish Mines]], a revised [[Oracle (level)|Oracle]] level, a [[Big Room]], the [[Quest]]s, [[Fort Ludios]], [[Medusa's Lair]], the [[Elemental Planes]], and a revised [[Astral Plane]]. [[Vlad's Tower]] is relocated into its own branch.
 * [[Hell]] is revised and is now called [[Gehennom]]. Entering Gehennom without [[fire resistance]], while still not exactly wise, is no longer an [[instadeath]]. Levels in [[Gehennom]] now have [[stairs]] going both up and down.
@@ Line 83: / Line 83: @@
 Along the way, one will encounter these branches and special levels:
-* A second [[stair]] to the [[Gnomish Mines]].  Therein, one will find [[Mine Town]] and, at the end, the bottom level with a [[luckstone]].
+* A second [[stair]] to the [[Gnomish Mines]]. Therein, one will find [[Mine Town]] and, at the end, the bottom level with a [[luckstone]].
-* The [[Oracle]] level.
+* The [[Oracle (level)|Oracle level]].
-* A possible [[Bigroom]].
+* A chance of encountering the [[Big Room]].
 * The [[Rogue level]].
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 * [[barracks]]
 * [[treasure zoo]]
-* [[Oracle]]
+* [[Oracle (level)|Oracle]]
 * [[temple]]
 * [[shop]]
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 |[[guard]]||{{blue|@}}||
 |-
-|[[oracle]]||{{brightblue|@}}||
+|[[Oracle (monster)|Oracle]]||{{brightblue|@}}||
 |-
 |[[aligned priest]]||{{white|@}}||

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 The [[DevTeam]] has mirrored the original Usenet posts on [https://nethack.org/download/3.1.0/ their web site].
-[[Ali Harlow]] has a NetHack 3.1.0 distribution at [http://www.juiblex.co.uk/nethack/source/nethack-3.1.0.tar.gz his site].
+[[Ali Harlow]] has a NetHack 3.1.0 distribution at [http://www.juiblex.co.uk/nethack/source/nethack-3.1.0.tar.gz his site], and the code is also available on NetHackWiki for browsing and annotation at the [[NetHack 3.1.0 source code]] article.
 ==Significant changes==

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 |[[hobbit]]||{{green|h}}||
 |-
-|[[dwarf]]||{{red|h}}||
+|[[Dwarf (monster)|dwarf]]||{{red|h}}||
 |-
 |[[bugbear]]||{{brown|h}}||

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 |[[dwarvish cloak]]||{{darkgray|[}} {{brown|[}} {{brightmagenta|[}} {{white|[}}||
 |-
-|[[oilskin cloak]]||{{darkgray|[}} {{brown|[}} {{brightmagenta|[}} {{white|[}}||
+|'''[[oilskin cloak]]'''||{{darkgray|[}} {{brown|[}} {{brightmagenta|[}} {{white|[}}||
 |-
 |[[cloak of protection]]||{{darkgray|[}} {{brown|[}} {{brightmagenta|[}} {{white|[}}||

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 ==Availability==
 The [[DevTeam]] has mirrored the original Usenet posts on [https://nethack.org/download/3.1.0/ their web site].
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 |[[ghost]]||{{lightgray|&nbsp;}}||
 |-
-|[[shade]]||{{darkgray|&nbsp;}}||
+|'''[[shade]]'''||{{darkgray|&nbsp;}}||
 |-
 |[[water demon]]||{{blue|&}}||

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 {{NetHack Versions}}
 '''NetHack 3.1.0''' is the 16th public release of [[NetHack]] and the twelfth by the [[DevTeam]].  [[Izchak Miller]] published it to the [[Usenet]] newsgroup comp.sources.games and the moderator approved it in January 1993.
-== Availability ==
+==Availability==
 The [[DevTeam]] has mirrored the original Usenet posts on [https://nethack.org/download/3.1.0/ their web site].
-[[Ali Harlow]][http://www.juiblex.co.uk/nethack/front.html] has a NetHack 3.1.0 distribution at [http://www.juiblex.co.uk/nethack/source/nethack-3.1.0.tar.gz].
+[[Ali Harlow]] has a NetHack 3.1.0 distribution at [http://www.juiblex.co.uk/nethack/source/nethack-3.1.0.tar.gz his site].
 NetHack 3.1.0 significantly revises the dungeon and adds many new monsters and objects:
@@ Line 37: / Line 35: @@
 * The [[graphical user interface]] is now handled through special sections of the code, which can be linked or not as needed. The supported GUIs are [[X11]], [[Mac]], and [[Amiga]], but there is no support for [[tileset|tiles]].
-== The adventurer ==
+==The adventurer==
 The player may choose from these roles:
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 |[[hobgoblin]]||{{brown|o}}||
 |-
-|[[orc]]||{{red|o}}||
+|[[Orc (monster)|orc]]||{{red|o}}||
 |-
 |[[hill orc]]||{{yellow|o}}||