2018 "Hack 1.0.3". NetHackWiki. Archived from the original on 12 May 2011. Retrieved 19 July 2013. "Game history 1.0.3". NetHackWiki. Archived from the

Retrieved December 21, 2018. "Randomized appearance – NetHack Wiki". nethackwiki.com. Retrieved 2022-02-15. "Molten Fairies". The Daily News. Vol. XLI

Fantasy and Science Fiction". Extrapolation. 32 (1): 64. "Grayswandir". NetHackWiki. Retrieved 2010-11-10. One of the most coveted weapons in the game, Grayswandir

Retrieved 23 April 2016. "NetHack in other languages - NetHack Wiki". nethackwiki.com. "The Slash'EM Homepage". slashem.sourceforge.net. "UnNetHack". GitHub

Main Page NetHackWiki is a free community web site for the game NetHack that anyone can edit. This wiki is one big spoiler, so turn back now if you want …

This is the NetHackWiki, an unofficial resource and community site for NetHack, the roguelike computer game. It contains game information, spoilers, and …

This happened twice before in imitation of the London meet, and it was fun, so we're doing it again. User Raxvulpine doesn't plan to host another until No…

NetHackWiki versus Wikihack Please refer to this wiki as NetHackWiki. "Wikihack" is the name it was founded under. General principles This list constitut…

This is our policy page. If you need to change it, please edit the page and be reasonable. Policy Follow Wikia policies where applicable. While NetHackWi…

NetHackWiki:Current projects This wiki is growing in size. It contains mostly spoiler information about vanillaNetHack, but it also has some other NetHac…

Welcome! Use this page to discuss general topics with NetHackWiki members. If you want to discuss a topic that is specifically about NetHack , please cons…

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WikiNodes connect multiple wikis together. You have reached the WikiNode of NetHackWiki, a wiki about the roguelike computer game called NetHack. This pa…

Contents Historical uses In Hack 1.21, a variant of Jay Fenlason's Hack, the unox used the u glyph, while the ugod used the U glyph; in the variant Hack …

Pressing y answers yes to questions with "yes/no" prompts. As such, be wary of moving by holding down the key or else pressing it repeatedly: you may ris…

Contents Historical uses In Hack 1.21, a variant of Jay Fenlason's Hack, ice balls used the i glyph - the I glyph was not yet assigned to a monster. In t…

SpliceHack In older versions of SpliceHack, the sin monster class was represented by the 7 glyph. Both the monster class and its members have been remove…

Press m, then a direction, to move your character without performing any other actions (such as attacking a monster or displacing a pet. Even if autopick…

The gelatinous cube continued to use the g glyph through NetHack 2.3e; in NetHack 3.0.0, it is moved to b with the other blobs. The gnome retains its gly…

Contents Historical uses In Hack 1.21, a variant of Jay Fenlason's Hack, the neevil used the n glyph, while the nepto used the N glyph; in the variant Ha…

The following information pertains to an upcoming version (NetHack 3.7.0). If this version is now released, please verify that it is still accurate, then…

In NetHack 3.0.0, the other types of kobold are introduced, and all kobolds are moved to the k glyph, while killer bees are moved to the a glyph; the Key…

Contents Historical uses In hack121, a port of Jay Fenlason's Hack, the wraith uses the w glyph, while the wumpus uses the W glyph. In PDP-11 Hack and Ha…

Pressing - followed by a direction will cause you to attack in that direction regardless of what is there - this is useful for attacking invisible or mim…

In NetHack 3.0.0, the arachnid or centipede monster class is introduced and uses the s glyph, with the scorpion made part of the monster class, while the…

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 …

Contents Historical uses In Hack for PDP-11, a variant of Jay Fenlason's Hack, with the exception of the player, shopkeepers and treasurers used the @ gl…

Some players also change the "monsters" option in the options file to utilize unused symbols like 8 for certain purposes, e.g. usually to represent ghost…

Contents Historical uses In Hack 1.21 and Hack for PDP-11, based on Jay Fenlason's Hack, teleporters used the t glyph, while trolls used the T glyph. In …

In NetHack 3.0.0, the piercer is made into a monster class, with three distinct types of piercer introduced, and the pudding or ooze monster class is int…

Contents Historical uses In hack121, a port of Jay Fenlason's Hack, bats and vampire bats used the b glyph, while giant bears used the B glyph. In PDP-11…

Contents Historical uses In Hack 1.21, a variant of Jay Fenlason's Hack, the xyloman used the x glyph, while the xerp used the X glyph. In Hack for PDP-1…

In NetHack 3.0.0, the quadrupedmonster class is introduced and uses the q glyph; the leocrotta is made part of the quarduped monster class, while the lic…

$ In Nethack, the dollar sign, $, refers to gold (or zorkmids) and also serves various purposes: In the dungeon, $ represents a pile of gold pieces. Pres…

Contents Historical uses In Hack 1.21, which is based on Jay Fenlason's Hack, the giant rat uses the r glyph, and the robber uses the R glyph - in Hack f…

Redirects ideally should not include misspellings that the game does not acknowledge in some way, and will not necessarily reflect every possible communi…

As part of its programming theme, NetHack: The Next Generation includes four items that are electronic or electrical components: the IC (integrated circui…

Ya are high-quality projectiles for most bow-wielding roles on paper: they deal the most base damage out of all arrows (1d7 versus 1d6 for normal arrows),…

Wisdom A Healer, Knight, Monk, Priest or Valkyrie requires wisdom to cast spells. Wisdom is not particularly important for most other classes, though it …

Why do people like NetHack? "I think this page should be a kind of FAQ, as it may be the first place strangers will visit upon seeing the Main Page." Net…

百科文本 What was the fruit like? Unfortunately, no one can describe a taste. All I can say is that, compared with those fruits, the freshest grapefruit you'…

Next, mail daemons are a special case; they are only worth 1 experience point, overriding all the above. If this monster has been cloned or revived, the …

Hit points Hit points, also known as HP or hp, represent the life force of you and other monsters in NetHack. A monster whose hit points reach zero will …

Description Lower values of AC signify a better ability to avoid attacks and take less damage from them. A character with no worn armor or protection has…

Contents Description Magic cancellation offers a certain amount of protection against "special melee attacks" made against a character - examples include…

Zorkmid In NetHack, a zorkmid is a single unit of currency, and a gold piece, $, is the coinage used and has a value of 1 zorkmid. Gold pieces are a spec…

Main Page NetHackWiki is a free community web site for the game NetHack that anyone can edit. This wiki is one big spoiler, so turn back now if you want …

This is the NetHackWiki, an unofficial resource and community site for NetHack, the roguelike computer game. It contains game information, spoilers, and …

This happened twice before in imitation of the London meet, and it was fun, so we're doing it again. User Raxvulpine doesn't plan to host another until No…

NetHackWiki versus Wikihack Please refer to this wiki as NetHackWiki. "Wikihack" is the name it was founded under. General principles This list constitut…

This is our policy page. If you need to change it, please edit the page and be reasonable. Policy Follow Wikia policies where applicable. While NetHackWi…

NetHackWiki:Current projects This wiki is growing in size. It contains mostly spoiler information about vanillaNetHack, but it also has some other NetHac…

Welcome! Use this page to discuss general topics with NetHackWiki members. If you want to discuss a topic that is specifically about NetHack , please cons…

Contents for tab 3. The contents will shrink to match the content height. test nowrap Clear the lower half, using the 'loop' above M and the 2x3 turning …

WikiNodes connect multiple wikis together. You have reached the WikiNode of NetHackWiki, a wiki about the roguelike computer game called NetHack. This pa…

Contents Historical uses In Hack 1.21, a variant of Jay Fenlason's Hack, the unox used the u glyph, while the ugod used the U glyph; in the variant Hack …

Pressing y answers yes to questions with "yes/no" prompts. As such, be wary of moving by holding down the key or else pressing it repeatedly: you may ris…

Contents Historical uses In Hack 1.21, a variant of Jay Fenlason's Hack, ice balls used the i glyph - the I glyph was not yet assigned to a monster. In t…

SpliceHack In older versions of SpliceHack, the sin monster class was represented by the 7 glyph. Both the monster class and its members have been remove…

Press m, then a direction, to move your character without performing any other actions (such as attacking a monster or displacing a pet. Even if autopick…

The gelatinous cube continued to use the g glyph through NetHack 2.3e; in NetHack 3.0.0, it is moved to b with the other blobs. The gnome retains its gly…

Contents Historical uses In Hack 1.21, a variant of Jay Fenlason's Hack, the neevil used the n glyph, while the nepto used the N glyph; in the variant Ha…

The following information pertains to an upcoming version (NetHack 3.7.0). If this version is now released, please verify that it is still accurate, then…

In NetHack 3.0.0, the other types of kobold are introduced, and all kobolds are moved to the k glyph, while killer bees are moved to the a glyph; the Key…

Contents Historical uses In hack121, a port of Jay Fenlason's Hack, the wraith uses the w glyph, while the wumpus uses the W glyph. In PDP-11 Hack and Ha…

Pressing - followed by a direction will cause you to attack in that direction regardless of what is there - this is useful for attacking invisible or mim…

In NetHack 3.0.0, the arachnid or centipede monster class is introduced and uses the s glyph, with the scorpion made part of the monster class, while the…

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 …

Contents Historical uses In Hack for PDP-11, a variant of Jay Fenlason's Hack, with the exception of the player, shopkeepers and treasurers used the @ gl…

Some players also change the "monsters" option in the options file to utilize unused symbols like 8 for certain purposes, e.g. usually to represent ghost…

Contents Historical uses In Hack 1.21 and Hack for PDP-11, based on Jay Fenlason's Hack, teleporters used the t glyph, while trolls used the T glyph. In …

In NetHack 3.0.0, the piercer is made into a monster class, with three distinct types of piercer introduced, and the pudding or ooze monster class is int…

Contents Historical uses In hack121, a port of Jay Fenlason's Hack, bats and vampire bats used the b glyph, while giant bears used the B glyph. In PDP-11…

Contents Historical uses In Hack 1.21, a variant of Jay Fenlason's Hack, the xyloman used the x glyph, while the xerp used the X glyph. In Hack for PDP-1…

In NetHack 3.0.0, the quadrupedmonster class is introduced and uses the q glyph; the leocrotta is made part of the quarduped monster class, while the lic…

$ In Nethack, the dollar sign, $, refers to gold (or zorkmids) and also serves various purposes: In the dungeon, $ represents a pile of gold pieces. Pres…

Contents Historical uses In Hack 1.21, which is based on Jay Fenlason's Hack, the giant rat uses the r glyph, and the robber uses the R glyph - in Hack f…

Redirects ideally should not include misspellings that the game does not acknowledge in some way, and will not necessarily reflect every possible communi…

As part of its programming theme, NetHack: The Next Generation includes four items that are electronic or electrical components: the IC (integrated circui…

Ya are high-quality projectiles for most bow-wielding roles on paper: they deal the most base damage out of all arrows (1d7 versus 1d6 for normal arrows),…

Wisdom A Healer, Knight, Monk, Priest or Valkyrie requires wisdom to cast spells. Wisdom is not particularly important for most other classes, though it …

Why do people like NetHack? "I think this page should be a kind of FAQ, as it may be the first place strangers will visit upon seeing the Main Page." Net…

百科文本 What was the fruit like? Unfortunately, no one can describe a taste. All I can say is that, compared with those fruits, the freshest grapefruit you'…

Next, mail daemons are a special case; they are only worth 1 experience point, overriding all the above. If this monster has been cloned or revived, the …

Hit points Hit points, also known as HP or hp, represent the life force of you and other monsters in NetHack. A monster whose hit points reach zero will …

Description Lower values of AC signify a better ability to avoid attacks and take less damage from them. A character with no worn armor or protection has…

Contents Description Magic cancellation offers a certain amount of protection against "special melee attacks" made against a character - examples include…

Zorkmid In NetHack, a zorkmid is a single unit of currency, and a gold piece, $, is the coinage used and has a value of 1 zorkmid. Gold pieces are a spec…

2018 "Hack 1.0.3". NetHackWiki. Archived from the original on 12 May 2011. Retrieved 19 July 2013. "Game history 1.0.3". NetHackWiki. Archived from the

Retrieved December 21, 2018. "Randomized appearance – NetHack Wiki". nethackwiki.com. Retrieved 2022-02-15. "Molten Fairies". The Daily News. Vol. XLI

Fantasy and Science Fiction". Extrapolation. 32 (1): 64. "Grayswandir". NetHackWiki. Retrieved 2010-11-10. One of the most coveted weapons in the game, Grayswandir

Retrieved 23 April 2016. "NetHack in other languages - NetHack Wiki". nethackwiki.com. "The Slash'EM Homepage". slashem.sourceforge.net. "UnNetHack". GitHub