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Veggy foods may violate the [[vegan]] conduct. There is an explicit check<ref>[[eat.c#line2039]]</ref> for [[pancake]]s, [[fortune cookie]]s, [[cream pie]]s, [[candy bar]]s, and [[lump of royal jelly|lumps of royal jelly]] because these items contain animal byproducts. All five items are declared as <tt>VEGGY</tt> in the source code<ref>[[objects.c#line709]]</ref>. | Veggy foods may violate the [[vegan]] conduct. There is an explicit check<ref>[[eat.c#line2039]]</ref> for [[pancake]]s, [[fortune cookie]]s, [[cream pie]]s, [[candy bar]]s, and [[lump of royal jelly|lumps of royal jelly]] because these items contain animal byproducts. All five items are declared as <tt>VEGGY</tt> in the source code<ref>[[objects.c#line709]]</ref>. | ||
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Revision as of 09:30, 5 January 2011
NetHack considers several comestibles to be made from vegetable or veggy material. You can eat these without violating the vegetarian conduct.
Veggy foods may violate the vegan conduct. There is an explicit check[1] for pancakes, fortune cookies, cream pies, candy bars, and lumps of royal jelly because these items contain animal byproducts. All five items are declared as VEGGY in the source code[2].
