🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <227@gcc-bill.ARPA> alien@gcc-bill.UUCP (Alien Wells) writes:
>In article <1052@princeton.UUCP> robison@princeton.UUCP (Tobias D. Robison) writes:
>>My wife and I have scored over 30 million in games where we exited with
>>7 and 8 amulets.  Where did all those amulets come from?  Ghosts.
>
>You can also get an amulet by using a wand of wishing.  I did this once on
>the first level.  But then, you don't want to stop there ... so I went on.
>The amulet cuts down on your need for food, and I ended up choking on a
>clove of garlic on about the 8th level.  I later got the amulet with another
>character from the ghost ...
>
>					Alien


Nonsens! 
If you get an amulet by using a wand of wishing, you will find out
(as soon as you identify it with a scroll of identify), that it is a cheap
plastic imitation(!) with a total worth of 2 points instead of 5000.
The amulet (and certainly not the imitation of the amulet) does not cut
down on your need for food.

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			Michiel Huisjes.
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