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In NetHack, the letter O serves the following purposes:
- o represents an orc:
- o goblin
- o hobgoblin
- o orc
- o hill orc
- o Mordor orc
- o Uruk-hai
- o orc shaman
- o orc-captain
Contents
Historical uses
In hack121, orcs used the o glyph as in modern NetHack, while oxidizers used the O glyph; in Hack for PDP-11, and from Hack 1.0 to NetHack 2.3e, orcs instead used the O glyph, while owlbears used the o glyph. In NetHack 3.0.0, the ogres were introduced and given the O glyph, while the various new and returning orcs were moved to the o glyph; owlbears were moved to H giant humanoids, then subsequently reclassified as Y apelike creatures in NetHack 3.1.0.
Variants
SLASH'EM
SLASH'EM introduces new creatures that use the o and O glyphs:
- o orc:
- o war orc
- o great orc
- o Grund the Orc King
- o snow orc
- o demon orc
- O ogre:
- O ogre mage
- O shadow ogre
GruntHack
In GruntHack, ogres are a playable race, and both ogres and orcs are eligible races for the various racial monsters that appear in the dungeon, including shopkeepers, soldiers and player monsters.
UnNetHack
UnNetHack introduces a new monster that uses the o glyph:
- o deep orc
dNetHack
dNetHack introduces several new monsters that use the o and O glyphs:
- o orc:
- O ogre:
- O ogre mage
- O ogre emperor
- O siege ogre
SlashTHEM
SlashTHEM retains the new monsters added in SLASH'EM that use the o and O glyphs, and also features the ogre as a playable race (formerly called the ogro).