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A '''glorkum''' is the name that ''[[NetHack]]'' gives to a glitched item which has an unknown [[Item#Item categories|category]].
  
A '''glorkum''' is the name that NetHack gives to a glitched item which has an unknown [[Item#Item categories|category]].
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The item name will be called "glorkum" followed by three integers - the object class, type, and charges/enchantment/special flags - which are useful for debugging purposes.
  
The item name will be called "glorkum" followed by three integers (the object class, type, and charges/enchantment/special flags), which are useful for debugging purposes.
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NetHack will never generate glorkums during normal gameplay, so the presence of a glorkum (or any mention of a glorkum in gameplay messages) indicates a software [[bug]]. Interacting with a glorkum item can lead to [[panic]]s.
 
 
During normal gameplay NetHack will never generate such items, so the presence of a glorkum (or any mention of a glorkum in gameplay messages) indicates a software [[bug]]. Interacting with a glorkum item can lead to [[Panic|panics]].
 
  
 
In code, the name "glorkum" comes from the function [[Source:NetHack_3.6.1/src/objnam.c#xname_flags|xname()]].
 
In code, the name "glorkum" comes from the function [[Source:NetHack_3.6.1/src/objnam.c#xname_flags|xname()]].
  
:You drop a glorkum 1 0 0.
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==Messages==
 
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{{message|You drop a glorkum 1 0 0.|An example of a message involving a glorkum.}}
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Latest revision as of 02:13, 5 October 2022

A glorkum is the name that NetHack gives to a glitched item which has an unknown category.

The item name will be called "glorkum" followed by three integers - the object class, type, and charges/enchantment/special flags - which are useful for debugging purposes.

NetHack will never generate glorkums during normal gameplay, so the presence of a glorkum (or any mention of a glorkum in gameplay messages) indicates a software bug. Interacting with a glorkum item can lead to panics.

In code, the name "glorkum" comes from the function xname().

Messages

You drop a glorkum 1 0 0.
An example of a message involving a glorkum.