Slash'EM Extended - Revision history

Umbire the Phantom: tweak

2026-02-11T19:35:46Z

tweak

Umbire the Phantom: touch-ups

2026-02-11T19:35:28Z

touch-ups

Umbire the Phantom: word choice

2025-05-23T11:57:57Z

word choice

Umbire the Phantom: follow-up

2025-03-15T10:04:47Z

follow-up

NetSysFire: actually, lower case it

2025-03-15T00:43:32Z

actually, lower case it

NetSysFire: remove "this article" so it reads a little better by leaving the original page name

2025-03-15T00:39:15Z

remove "this article" so it reads a little better by leaving the original page name

NetSysFire: monster templates

2025-03-14T22:56:22Z

monster templates

Umbire the Phantom: tense

2025-01-10T14:21:16Z

tense

Umbire the Phantom: fix this while I remember to

2025-01-10T14:16:48Z

fix this while I remember to

Umbire the Phantom: bit of detail

2024-01-18T02:25:03Z

bit of detail

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 {{variant-noversion}}
 [[Category:Variants]]
-[[Category:Slash'EM Extended]]
+[[Category:Slash'EM Extended|*]]

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 Compared to ''SLASH'EM'', the aim of ''Slash'EM Extended'' is to be a "kitchen sink" style variant that heavily raises the difficulty of the dungeon and adds several new roles and races for the player to choose from, alongside several new special levels and a near-endless amount of monsters; the developer is also known to deliberately implement content from generally-obscure, lesser known variants (e.g., a dungeon [[branch]] dedicated to [[ZAPM]]) alongside many [[Evil Patch Idea]]s and [[Evil Variant]] [[Sokoban]] levels, as well as ideas from her favorite media.
-However, due to some of the new content being highly inappropriate, or in some cases illegal depending on location, most of the information regarding it has been removed &ndash; this page exists for historical purposes. The repository for Slash'EM Extended can be found on the GitHub website, but access to the repo comes with an 'objectionable content' warning banner, and an account is required to view the content. Some of the less-objectionable content has influenced features in other variants of ''NetHack'', such as the idea of various [[Monster template|monster "templates"]] that can be applied to randomly generated monsters (which exists in SLEX as "egotypes").
+However, due to some of the new content being highly inappropriate, or in some cases illegal depending on location, most of the information regarding it has been removed&mdash;this page exists for historical purposes. The game is still under development, and a repository for Slash'EM Extended can be found on the GitHub website, but access to the repo comes with an 'objectionable content' warning banner and an account is required to view the content.
-[[SlashTHEM]] in particular was originally a direct successor variant of Slash'EM Extended v75, and eventually diverged significantly in favor of becoming a more SLASH'EM-based fork - it also retains and builds on many of the elements originating from early Slash'EM Extended and the other variants it draws from, including [[NetHack: The Next Generation]], [[SLASH 6]] and [[NetHack-- 3.0.10]]. Remnants of influences specific to Slash'EM Extended include the [[Acid Mage]] and [[Electric Mage]] roles; the article on SlashTHEM has a list of additions to the game and their sources, and [[Deferred and defunct features (SlashTHEM)|the article on SlashTHEM's old features]] has a list of features from Slash'EM Extended that still exist, deferred or otherwise, in SlashTHEM.
+Some of the less-objectionable content has influenced features in other variants of ''NetHack'', such as the idea of various [[Monster template|monster "templates"]] that can be applied to randomly generated monsters (which exists in SLEX as "egotypes"). [[SlashTHEM]] in particular was originally a direct successor variant of Slash'EM Extended v75, and eventually diverged significantly in favor of becoming a more SLASH'EM-based fork&mdash;it also retains and builds on many of the elements originating from early Slash'EM Extended and the other variants it draws from, including [[NetHack: The Next Generation]], [[SLASH 6]] and [[NetHack-- 3.0.10]]. Remnants of influences specific to Slash'EM Extended include the [[Acid Mage]] and [[Electric Mage]] roles.
 {{variant-noversion}}
 [[Category:Variants]]
 [[Category:Slash'EM Extended]]

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 However, due to some of the new content being highly inappropriate, or in some cases illegal depending on location, most of the information regarding it has been removed &ndash; this page exists for historical purposes. The repository for Slash'EM Extended can be found on the GitHub website, but access to the repo comes with an 'objectionable content' warning banner, and an account is required to view the content. Some of the less-objectionable content has influenced features in other variants of ''NetHack'', such as the idea of various [[Monster template|monster "templates"]] that can be applied to randomly generated monsters (which exists in SLEX as "egotypes").
-[[SlashTHEM]] in particular was originally a direct successor variant of Slash'EM Extended v75, and eventually diverged significantly in favor of becoming a more SLASH'EM-based fork - it also retains and builds on many of the elements originating from early Slash'EM Extended and the other variants it draws from, including [[NetHack: The Next Generation]], [[SLASH 6]] and [[NetHack-- 3.0.10]]. Remnants of influences specific to Slash'EM Extended include the [[Acid Mage]] and [[Electric Mage]] roles; the article on SlashTHEM has a list of additions to the game and their sources, and [[Deferred and defunct features (SlashTHEM)|the article on SlashTHEM's old features]] has a list of features from Slash'EM Extended that still exist as deferred in SlashTHEM.
+[[SlashTHEM]] in particular was originally a direct successor variant of Slash'EM Extended v75, and eventually diverged significantly in favor of becoming a more SLASH'EM-based fork - it also retains and builds on many of the elements originating from early Slash'EM Extended and the other variants it draws from, including [[NetHack: The Next Generation]], [[SLASH 6]] and [[NetHack-- 3.0.10]]. Remnants of influences specific to Slash'EM Extended include the [[Acid Mage]] and [[Electric Mage]] roles; the article on SlashTHEM has a list of additions to the game and their sources, and [[Deferred and defunct features (SlashTHEM)|the article on SlashTHEM's old features]] has a list of features from Slash'EM Extended that still exist, deferred or otherwise, in SlashTHEM.
 {{variant-noversion}}
 [[Category:Variants]]
 [[Category:Slash'EM Extended]]

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 Compared to ''SLASH'EM'', the aim of ''Slash'EM Extended'' is to be a "kitchen sink" style variant that heavily raises the difficulty of the dungeon and adds several new roles and races for the player to choose from, alongside several new special levels and a near-endless amount of monsters; the developer is also known to deliberately implement content from generally-obscure, lesser known variants (e.g., a dungeon [[branch]] dedicated to [[ZAPM]]) alongside many [[Evil Patch Idea]]s and [[Evil Variant]] [[Sokoban]] levels, as well as ideas from her favorite media.
-However, due to some of the new content being highly inappropriate, or in some cases illegal depending on location, most of the information regarding it has been removed &ndash; this page exists for historical purposes. The repository for Slash'EM Extended can be found on the GitHub website, but access to the repo comes with an 'objectionable content' warning banner, and an account is required to view the content. Some of the less-objectionable content has influenced features in other variants of ''NetHack'', such as the idea of various [[monster template|monster "templates"]] that can be applied to randomly generated monsters (which exists in SLEX as "egotypes").
+However, due to some of the new content being highly inappropriate, or in some cases illegal depending on location, most of the information regarding it has been removed &ndash; this page exists for historical purposes. The repository for Slash'EM Extended can be found on the GitHub website, but access to the repo comes with an 'objectionable content' warning banner, and an account is required to view the content. Some of the less-objectionable content has influenced features in other variants of ''NetHack'', such as the idea of various [[Monster template|monster "templates"]] that can be applied to randomly generated monsters (which exists in SLEX as "egotypes").
-[[SlashTHEM]] in particular was originally a direct successor variant of Slash'EM Extended v75, and eventually diverged significantly in favor of becoming a more SLASH'EM-based fork - it also retains and builds on many of the elements originating from early Slash'EM Extended and the other variants it draws from, including [[NetHack: The Next Generation]], [[SLASH 6]] and [[NetHack-- 3.0.10]]. Remnants of influences specific to Slash'EM Extended include the [[Acid Mage]] and [[Electric Mage]] roles; the article on SlashTHEM has a list of additions to the game and their sources, and [[deferred and defunct features (SlashTHEM)]] has a list of features from Slash'EM Extended that still exist as deferred in SlashTHEM.
+[[SlashTHEM]] in particular was originally a direct successor variant of Slash'EM Extended v75, and eventually diverged significantly in favor of becoming a more SLASH'EM-based fork - it also retains and builds on many of the elements originating from early Slash'EM Extended and the other variants it draws from, including [[NetHack: The Next Generation]], [[SLASH 6]] and [[NetHack-- 3.0.10]]. Remnants of influences specific to Slash'EM Extended include the [[Acid Mage]] and [[Electric Mage]] roles; the article on SlashTHEM has a list of additions to the game and their sources, and [[Deferred and defunct features (SlashTHEM)|the article on SlashTHEM's old features]] has a list of features from Slash'EM Extended that still exist as deferred in SlashTHEM.
 {{variant-noversion}}
 [[Category:Variants]]
 [[Category:Slash'EM Extended]]

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 However, due to some of the new content being highly inappropriate, or in some cases illegal depending on location, most of the information regarding it has been removed &ndash; this page exists for historical purposes. The repository for Slash'EM Extended can be found on the GitHub website, but access to the repo comes with an 'objectionable content' warning banner, and an account is required to view the content. Some of the less-objectionable content has influenced features in other variants of ''NetHack'', such as the idea of various [[monster template|monster "templates"]] that can be applied to randomly generated monsters (which exists in SLEX as "egotypes").
-[[SlashTHEM]] in particular was originally a direct successor variant of Slash'EM Extended v75, and eventually diverged significantly in favor of becoming a more SLASH'EM-based fork - it also retains and builds on many of the elements originating from early Slash'EM Extended and the other variants it draws from, including [[NetHack: The Next Generation]], [[SLASH 6]] and [[NetHack-- 3.0.10]]. Remnants of influences specific to Slash'EM Extended include the [[Acid Mage]] and [[Electric Mage]] roles; the article on SlashTHEM has a list of additions to the game and their sources, and [[Deferred and defunct features (SlashTHEM)]] has a list of features from Slash'EM Extended that still exist as deferred in SlashTHEM.
+[[SlashTHEM]] in particular was originally a direct successor variant of Slash'EM Extended v75, and eventually diverged significantly in favor of becoming a more SLASH'EM-based fork - it also retains and builds on many of the elements originating from early Slash'EM Extended and the other variants it draws from, including [[NetHack: The Next Generation]], [[SLASH 6]] and [[NetHack-- 3.0.10]]. Remnants of influences specific to Slash'EM Extended include the [[Acid Mage]] and [[Electric Mage]] roles; the article on SlashTHEM has a list of additions to the game and their sources, and [[deferred and defunct features (SlashTHEM)]] has a list of features from Slash'EM Extended that still exist as deferred in SlashTHEM.
 {{variant-noversion}}
 [[Category:Variants]]
 [[Category:Slash'EM Extended]]

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 '''''Slash'EM Extended''''' (also known as "Sadistic Levels of Endless X-Citement", or '''SLEX''' for short) is a [[variant]] of ''[[SLASH'EM]]'' developed by AmyBSOD and based on ''SLASH'EM'' version 0.0.7E7F2. The object of the game is the same: to fetch the [[Amulet of Yendor]] from the bottom of [[Gehennom]] and offer it to your [[god]].
-Compared to ''SLASH'EM'', the aim of ''Slash'EM Extended'' is to be a "kitchen sink" style variant that heavily raises the difficulty of the dungeon and adds several new roles and races for the player to choose from, alongside several new special levels and a near-endless amount of monsters; the developer is also known to deliberately implement content from generally-obscure and lesser known variants (e.g., a dungeon [[branch]] dedicated to [[ZAPM]]) as well as [[Evil Patch Idea]]s and [[Evil Variant]] [[Sokoban]] levels.
+Compared to ''SLASH'EM'', the aim of ''Slash'EM Extended'' is to be a "kitchen sink" style variant that heavily raises the difficulty of the dungeon and adds several new roles and races for the player to choose from, alongside several new special levels and a near-endless amount of monsters; the developer is also known to deliberately implement content from generally-obscure, lesser known variants (e.g., a dungeon [[branch]] dedicated to [[ZAPM]]) alongside many [[Evil Patch Idea]]s and [[Evil Variant]] [[Sokoban]] levels, as well as ideas from her favorite media.
 However, due to some of the new content being highly inappropriate, or in some cases illegal depending on location, most of the information regarding it has been removed &ndash; this page exists for historical purposes. The repository for Slash'EM Extended can be found on the GitHub website, but access to the repo comes with an 'objectionable content' warning banner, and an account is required to view the content. Some of the less-objectionable content has influenced features in other variants of ''NetHack'': particular examples include in-game monster lookup, which has since seen use in many variants, and the idea of various monster "templates" that can be applied to randomly generated monsters (which exists in SLEX as "egotypes").