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Wish I could find my morgue file but I think it was lost when I transferred everything to my new computer. well casters fail (imo) and beserkers go on epic rampages which is ftw. Something tells me you have very simple tastes. Some of the coolest magic in any game ever. Languidiir wrote: dapaperboy wrote: 3 solid, go minotaur beserker. High difficulty and permadeath (as the genre prescribes) - A very random dungeon generator. A large pantheon of very different gods to further differentiate your characters. My strategy was to charge headlong into battle and let everything on the floor hear the racket of Qazlal's constant thunderstorms and fireballs draw everything to me, then attack everything in sight, hoping I could kill enough to start get massive passive regen from the corpses before I get totally boned. Notable (read: awesome) features include: - A metric buttload of races and backgrounds. games, and other cross-over games featuring both Mario and. Its essentially the bastard child of Diablo II, Dungeon Crawl: Stone Soup. I was lucky enough to get the Powered by Death perk just before they nerfed it as well as some good defensive Demonspawn mutations. Any games which star Mario can be discussed here including, but not limited to the Super Smash Bros. Spider Climb: A JRPG-Style Dungeon Crawl in the Arcane Ascension/Weapons and. My first and, I think, only win was as a Demonspawn Gladiator of Qazlal. You should include the Crawl Wiki (though the data is often outdated, it can still be helpful) and the Knowledge bot(the go-to source for up-to-date info) in the OP. I should get back to playing it again one of these days. The tutorial is great and looking up info online is really pretty unnecessary with the amount of info they pack into just examining spells and enemies and all that. Shame more people aren't playing it, because it's great and pretty accessible and transparent for a roguelike of its depth. When that happens she calmly comments 'Oh, dad died again' to her mum, and shouts up the stairs to inquire what I expired of this time.Oh shit, someone made a thread for this game. My daughter has gotten used to screams of frustrated rage issuing from upstairs.

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download the one with tiles in the name unless you wanna look at ascii.

It's pretty fun, you should give it a shot. If you've played NetHack, or even regular Hack, you know basically what it's about.

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I play it like that anyway, using my color-blindness as a lame excuse. Dungeon Crawl: Stone Soup is a free roguelike. ASCII was good enough for us in the olden days: it is good enough for you! Grudgingly a tile-set is offered that allows at least a rudimentary form of graphics, but you get the feeling that this is generally considered a sign of mental softness. Other novelties like 'graphics' or 'sound' are not countenanced either: maybe if these mere innovations are still around in a decade or so games like these will start to have a look at them. Hell no: this is old school gaming, for people who like losing, battling brutally unfair odds, and squinting at little symbols and numbers on a screen.

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Of course there is no way to save games: that would just be pandering to half-arsed casual gamers who somehow object to having to spent several days learning how to nurse a wizard past level 10. It has a learning curve that is slightly steeper than the Eiffel tower and seems to go out of it's way to make it easy for you to die.

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CREDITS.txt contains a full list of contributors. Since 2006, the Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup team has continued development. The final alpha of Linley's Dungeon Crawl (v4.1) was released by Brent Ross in 2005.

This is a truly sadistic game, even for a rogue-like. Crawl is a descendant of Linley's Dungeon Crawl.

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