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3 total messages Started by Lennart Augustsson Tue, 05 Mar 1985 16:07
YAHS (Yet Another Hack Suggestion)
#291
Author: Lennart Augustsson
Date: Tue, 05 Mar 1985 16:07
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   Make it possible to use the wand of digging to dig downwards, creating
a number of trapdoors above each other.

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	Lennart Augustsson
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Re: YAHS (Yet Another Hack Suggestion)
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Author: Ron Christian
Date: Fri, 29 Mar 1985 21:40
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   Make it possible to use the wand of digging to dig downwards, creating
a number of trapdoors above each other.
	Lennart Augustsson
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Yeah!  And a chance that you will break a leg or something if you fall
down more than a couple of levels.

I think it would be appropriate if you could blast holes upward as well.
Of course, it would be harder to climb up a hole in the ceiling than
to use the stairs.

I wonder if there is any convenient way to be able to use this trick
to lay traps for monsters?
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	Ron Christian  (Watkins-Johnson Co.  San Jose, Calif.)
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Re: YAHS (Yet Another Hack Suggestion)
#382
Author: spider
Date: Mon, 01 Apr 1985 13:50
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In reply to Ron Christian who wrote:

	I think it would be appropriate if you could blast holes upward as well.
	Of course, it would be harder to climb up a hole in the ceiling than
	to use the stairs.

What a great use for a scroll of levitation.

	Robert Snyder
	bonnie!rjs
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