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"Yendor" is probably a fictional country, similar to names that occur in Tolkien's works (eg, "Gondor", "Endor"). | "Yendor" is probably a fictional country, similar to names that occur in Tolkien's works (eg, "Gondor", "Endor"). | ||
| − | The [[soldiers | + | The [[soldier|soldiers]] you will encounter in the dungeon are, according to their [[what is|encyclopaedia]] entry, ''Yendorian'' soldiers. |
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 20:49, 4 August 2006
The term was introduced to Rogue and then appeared in Hack and NetHack. Feel free to use this page to speculate on the word Yendor.
"Yendor" is probably a fictional country, similar to names that occur in Tolkien's works (eg, "Gondor", "Endor").
The soldiers you will encounter in the dungeon are, according to their encyclopaedia entry, Yendorian soldiers.
See Also
The word Yendor appears in these names:
- Amulet of Yendor, the goal
- Wizard of Yendor, annoying wizard
- Platinum Yendorian Express Card, Tourist quest artifact
