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Revision as of 02:44, 16 October 2011
A special level has some unusual features that differ from the normal dungeon-, mine-, or maze-style levels. Usually some parts of these levels are not randomly generated. The special levels are made with a special programming language, which is then compiled into a .des -file by lev_comp. NetHack loads the .des-file when needed and creates the special level based on the instructions in it.
- The Dungeons of Doom (branch)
- Elemental Planes (branch)
- The Gnomish Mines (branch)
- Oracle
- Sokoban (branch)
- Big Room
- Fort Ludios (branch)
- Rogue level
- Quest (branch)
- Quest home level
- Quest locate level
- Quest goal level
- Medusa's Island
- Castle
- Gehennom (branch)
- Valley of the Dead
- Asmodeus' Lair
- Juiblex's Swamp
- Baalzebub's Lair
- Orcus' Town
- Wizard's Tower (3 levels)
- Fake Wizard's Tower (2 levels)
- Vlad's Tower (branch)
- Vibrating Square
- Moloch's Sanctum
See also
- Mazes of Menace, containing a map of the above levels
