Scroll origins

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Unidentified scrolls can have any one of many labels. Unidentified scrolls with the same label are the same, but the labels are randomized each game. Scrolls with the same label that don't stack have different BUC status. The various labels are:

ANDOVA BEGARIN 
In Hack, this scroll was originally always the scroll of fire.
DAIYEN FOOELS 
Originally scroll of enchant weapon.
DUAM XNAHT 
"Thanks Maud" spelled backwards. Originally scroll of amnesia.
ELAM EBOW 
Originally scroll of magic mapping.
ELBIB YLOH 
"Holy Bible" spelled backwards. Originally scroll of genocide.
FOOBIE BLETCH
GARVEN DEH
HACKEM MUCHE 
"Hack 'em much". Originally scroll of charging.
JUYED AWK YACC 
Originally scroll of destroy armor.
KERNOD WEL 
Originally scroll of identify.
KIRJE 
Finnish for "a letter" (as in a letter sent by mail). Originally scroll of earth.
LEP GEX VEN ZEA 
Originally scroll of create monster.
NR 9 
Originally scroll of confuse monster.
PRATYAVAYAH 
Sanskrit for "reverse annoyance". Originally scroll of remove curse.
PRIRUTSENIE 
Russian for "taming". Originally scroll of taming.
READ ME 
"Read me".
TEMOV
THARR 
Originally scroll of gold detection.
VE FORBRYDERNE 
Danish for "Beware, criminals!". Originally scroll of punishment.
VELOX NEB 
Originally scroll of stinking cloud.
VENZAR BORGAVVE 
Originally scroll of teleportation.
VERR YED HORRE 
Originally scroll of light.
XIXAXA XOXAXA XUXAXA 
Spanish for "mwahahahaha", a stereotypical evil laugh. Originally scroll of scare monster.
YUM YUM 
"Yum yum!" Originally scroll of food detection.
ZELGO MER 
Originally scroll of enchant armor.

Not all of these are used each game.

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