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(Who's talking? Maybe this should be changed to 'defunct'.) |
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{{angband-variant- | {{angband-variant-talkie | name = Dangband | ||
| developer = [[R. Dan Henry]] | | developer = [[R. Dan Henry]] | ||
| parent = [[Angband]] 2.9.3 | | parent = [[Angband]] 2.9.3 | ||
| theme = mixed genres | | theme = mixed genres | ||
| download = unreleased | | download = unreleased | ||
| site = none (any suggestions?) | | site = none (any suggestions?) | ||
}} | }} | ||
Dangband is short for Dan's Angband. It is a personal variant meant primarily to amuse its creator. It is nominally set in Reagan's America (specifically Modesto, California), but thanks to powerful magic, the dungeon contains remnants of the far distant past, things otherwise yet in our future, and even creatures and objects that originate in other universes. | Dangband is short for Dan's Angband. It is a personal variant meant primarily to amuse its creator. It is nominally set in Reagan's America (specifically Modesto, California), but thanks to powerful magic, the dungeon contains remnants of the far distant past, things otherwise yet in our future, and even creatures and objects that originate in other universes. | ||
Revision as of 20:52, 26 August 2009
| Dangband | |
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| Angband Variant | |
| Developer | R. Dan Henry |
| Based on | Angband 2.9.3 |
| Theme | mixed genres |
| Download | unreleased |
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[none (any suggestions?) Official site] | |
Dangband is short for Dan's Angband. It is a personal variant meant primarily to amuse its creator. It is nominally set in Reagan's America (specifically Modesto, California), but thanks to powerful magic, the dungeon contains remnants of the far distant past, things otherwise yet in our future, and even creatures and objects that originate in other universes.