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| + | '''#terrain''' is an [[extended command]] that displays, at the user's choice, either the current map without the monsters, or the current map without monsters or objects. This command can be useful for, say, finding the [[stairs]] when they are hidden beneath an object or a monster. | ||
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Revision as of 23:23, 18 December 2015
For the fixed features of the dungeon, refer to Dungeon feature.
#terrain is an extended command that displays, at the user's choice, either the current map without the monsters, or the current map without monsters or objects. This command can be useful for, say, finding the stairs when they are hidden beneath an object or a monster.
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