diff --git a/lighttpd/rlgallery.conf b/lighttpd/rlgallery.conf index 0fff2db..f2ab66c 100644 --- a/lighttpd/rlgallery.conf +++ b/lighttpd/rlgallery.conf @@ -5,12 +5,14 @@ server.bind = "0.0.0.0" $SERVER["socket"] == "[::]:80" { } +server.document-root := server_root + "/lighttpd" + # Ensure index.cgi is in the list index-file.names += ( "index.xhtml", "index.html", "index.htm", "index.cgi" ) -server.modules += ( "mod_cgi", "mod_redirect", "mod_setenv" ) +server.modules += ( "mod_cgi", "mod_setenv", "mod_redirect" ) cgi.assign = ( ".cgi" => "" ) @@ -25,13 +27,17 @@ $HTTP["host"] =~ "^(.*)$" { static-file.exclude-extensions += ( ".cgi", ".py" ) # Use the custom 404 error page -server.error-handler-404 = "404.html" +server.error-handler-404 = "/404.html" # Set a UTF-8 environment, or Python 3 won't work setenv.add-environment = ( "LC_CTYPE" => "en_US.utf8" ) +setenv.add-response-header = ( + "Permissions-Policy" => "interest-cohort=()" +) + # Turn on directory listing where it is needed $HTTP["url"] =~ "^/files/" { dir-listing.activate = "enable" diff --git a/py/rlgall.py b/py/rlgall.py index 50dfeba..253c46e 100644 --- a/py/rlgall.py +++ b/py/rlgall.py @@ -24,13 +24,13 @@ phead = """ -

Yendor Guild

+

Roguelike Gallery Records

""" -navtop = '
rlgallery.org -> {0}
\n' -navscore = '
rlgallery.org -> \ +navtop = '
RLGallery -> {0}
\n' +navscore = '
RLGallery -> \ Scores -> {0}
\n' -navplayer = '
rlgallery.org -> \ +navplayer = '
RLGallery -> \ Scores -> Players \ -> {0}
' @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ rcell = ' {0}\n' hcell = ' {0}\n' tblend = '
\n' pend = """
-rlgallery.org +RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes @@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ def playerlink(name): def linktoArchive(entry): "Takes an entry dict and returns a link to the ttyrec archivist." - lstr = '{3}' + lstr = '{3}' linktext = entry["endt"].strftime("%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S") stamp = int(entry["endt"].timestamp()) escname = html.escape(entry["name"]) @@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ class Game: if result: prev = result[0] else: - prev = datetime.fromtimestamp(0, pytz.utc); + prev = datetime.fromtimestamp(0, pytz.utc) ttyrecdir = "/var/dgl/dgldir/ttyrec/{0}/{1}/".format(nameF, self.uname) allfilekeys = [ (recnameToTS(f), f) for f in os.listdir(ttyrecdir) ] vfilekeys = [ e for e in allfilekeys if e[0] > prev ] diff --git a/py/rlgnotes b/py/rlgnotes index 9f3ed74..d3cbb28 100755 --- a/py/rlgnotes +++ b/py/rlgnotes @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import datetime import rlgall import pytz -navbar = '
rlgallery.org -> \ +navbar = '
RLGallery -> \ Notes -> {0}
' rsshead = """ @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ rsshead = """ Roguelike Gallery News and notes from the Roguelike Gallery. -http://rlgallery.org/notes/ +https://rlgallery.org/notes/ """ indexintro = """

The Gallery's blog, with news and thoughts on roguelike @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ posthead = '

{0}

\n' datediv = '
{0}
\n' def noteurl(tag): - return "http://rlgallery.org/notes/" + tag + ".html" + return "https://rlgallery.org/notes/" + tag + ".html" def itementry(tagname, value): return " <{0}>{1}\n".format(tagname, value) diff --git a/web/about/arogue5.html b/web/about/arogue5.html index 7a634f4..04af32e 100644 --- a/web/about/arogue5.html +++ b/web/about/arogue5.html @@ -7,15 +7,23 @@

Advanced Rogue 5

-
rlgallery.org -> About -> Advanced Rogue 5
+
RLGallery -> About -> Advanced Rogue 5
-

Advanced Rogue is a derivative of Rogue 3.6, with borrowings from Super-Rogue. -It was developed at AT&T, mainly by Michael Morgan and Ken Dalka. Version 5.8 was released in 1985. -

The game added some new ideas that almost every later roguelike would adopt, like character classes and the ability to freely move -up and down levels.

-

The Roguelike Restoration Project updated the game to run on modern systems.

-

The Roguelike Gallery's version contains a few more bugfixes. Download it here.

+

This game is a version of Advanced Rogue 5.8.

+

History

+

Super-Rogue was not the only early roguelike to come from AT&T Bell Labs. Another group, led by Michael Morgan and Ken Dalka, began developing Advanced Rogue in 1984.

+

Advanced Rogue includes some features, like shop and maze levels, that first appeared in Super-Rogue. But I suspect that these are only borrowings, and that Advanced Rogue was independently developed from Rogue 3.6, rather than starting from Super-Rogue.

+

Advanced Rogue quickly grew into a different game, not just adding monsters, levels, and items, but creating new mechanics. It pioneered features that almost every later roguelike would adopt, like character classes, magic spells, and the ability to freely move up and down levels.

+

In January 1985, the Advanced Rogue team released version 5.8. They would continue to develop future versions, and other early roguelikes would be based on their work.

+

The Roguelike Restoration Project found the source code for Advanced Rogue 5.8 "floating on the internet" and, beginning in 2005, updated it to run on modern systems. The RRP made a bugfix release, numbered 5.8.2, in February 2006.

+

The Roguelike Gallery began maintaining Advanced Rogue 5 in 2012, fixing many more bugs.

+

More Information

+
-
rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
+
RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
diff --git a/web/about/arogue7.html b/web/about/arogue7.html index becbe0b..a9e22d7 100644 --- a/web/about/arogue7.html +++ b/web/about/arogue7.html @@ -7,14 +7,20 @@

Advanced Rogue 7

-
rlgallery.org -> About -> Advanced Rogue 7
+
RLGallery -> About -> Advanced Rogue 7
-

Advanced Rogue is a derivative of Rogue 3.6, with borrowings from Super-Rogue. -It was developed at AT&T, mainly by Michael Morgan and Ken Dalka. Version 7.7 was released in the middle of 1986. -

This version of Advanced Rogue features nine character classes, some with special conduct requirements. It also includes a rewritten time system.

-

The Roguelike Restoration Project updated the game to run on modern computers.

-

The Roguelike Gallery has fixed some bugs related to command repetition and saved games.

+

This game is a version of Advanced Rogue 7.7.

+

History

+

Michael Morgan, Ken Dalka, and their colleagues at AT&T kept working on Advanced Rogue after releasing version 5.8. Their game eventually had nine character classes, some with special conduct requirements. They also rewrote the time system.

+

In July 1986, they made a release numbered 7.7, the last surviving version of Advanced Rogue, though there are some references to a version 7.8.

+

The Roguelike Restoration Project found the source code "floating on the internet" and produced a restored version in 2006.

+

The Roguelike Gallery began maintaining Advanced Rogue 7 in 2015. Some bugs related to command repetition and saving games have been fixed.

+

More Information

+
-
rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
+
RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
diff --git a/web/about/index.html b/web/about/index.html index da16dd9..d0030ac 100644 --- a/web/about/index.html +++ b/web/about/index.html @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@

Roguelike Gallery

-
rlgallery.org -> About
+
RLGallery -> About

The work of the Roguelike Gallery supports three main goals.

Software Maintenance

@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@
  • About Advanced Rogue 5
  • About Advanced Rogue 7
  • About XRogue
    • +
  • About UltraRogue

    • Other information

      @@ -41,7 +42,9 @@ data is stored using PostgreSQL.

      The Web player was created with node.js.

      Support Roguelike Games

      The Roguelike Gallery does not currently need donations. Consider supporting Temple of the Roguelike or purchasing HyperRogue or another fun roguelike game.

      +

      Contact

      +

      E-mail the Warden using the address elwin (at) sdf.org.

    -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/about/rogue3.html b/web/about/rogue3.html index a0b2d7d..4cda55c 100644 --- a/web/about/rogue3.html +++ b/web/about/rogue3.html @@ -7,12 +7,12 @@

    Rogue V3

    -
    rlgallery.org -> About -> Rogue V3
    +
    RLGallery -> About -> Rogue V3

    This game is a version of UNIX Rogue 3.6.

    Development History

    The original Rogue was created about 1980 by Michael Toy and Glenn Wichman, who at that time were students at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Michael Toy later transferred to Berkeley and continued to develop Rogue along with Ken Arnold, creator of the curses library.

    -

    Rogue first ran under the V6 Unix operating system on the DEC PDP-11 minicomputer. Early in 1981, copies of Rogue began to be included in the 2BSD software collection, which brought it to a wide audience. Version 3.6 was released in April 1981 and became very popular in university computer labs.

    +

    Rogue first ran under an early version of the BSD Unix operating system on the DEC PDP-11 minicomputer. Early in 1981, copies of Rogue began to be included in the 2BSD software collection, which brought it to a wide audience. Version 3.6 was released in April 1981 and became very popular in university computer labs.

    Rogue 3.6 is the ancestor of Super-Rogue, Advanced Rogue, and the other early roguelikes. The original authors controlled access to Rogue's source code, mostly to make cheating harder. But sometime around June 1981, an unidentified outsider got hold of a copy. All the other games used this code as a starting point.

    Restoration

    Because of the copying incident, the Rogue 3.6 source code could be found in several places on the Internet. The Roguelike Restoration Project ported the game to run on modern computer systems. The RRP worked from 2000 to 2006, releasing a version called 3.6.3 at the end.

    @@ -22,6 +22,6 @@
  • A Brief History of Rogue, by Glenn Wichman
    • -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/about/rogue4.html b/web/about/rogue4.html index 71696ca..2ed8949 100644 --- a/web/about/rogue4.html +++ b/web/about/rogue4.html @@ -7,11 +7,11 @@

    Rogue V4

    -
    rlgallery.org -> About -> Rogue V4
    +
    RLGallery -> About -> Rogue V4

    This game is a version of UNIX Rogue 5.2.

    History

    -

    Aftery the success of Rogue 3.6, Michael Toy, Ken Arnold, and Glenn Wichman further modified the game. Version 4 made some interface improvements and tweaked many numbers. In April 1982, version 5.2 was completed and distributed with BSD. It is called V4 because it has more in common with the previous 4.x releases than with the 5.x versions which followed it.

    +

    After the success of Rogue 3.6, Michael Toy, Ken Arnold, and Glenn Wichman further modified the game. Version 4 made some interface improvements and tweaked many numbers. In April 1982, version 5.2 was completed and distributed with BSD. It is called V4 because it has more in common with the previous 4.x releases than with the 5.x versions which followed it.

    The Roguelike Restoration Project obtained a copy of the source code, probably from an FTP site that has since shut down. The game was updated for modern computers in 2005. The RRP called its latest build "5.2-1", and made a few source changes between then and the end of development in 2008.

    The Roguelike Gallery's version includes further bugfixes and compatibility improvements. Gameplay remains true to the original.

    More Information

    @@ -20,6 +20,6 @@
  • The Vade-Mecum, a guide to Rogue focusing on V4
    • -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/about/rogue5.html b/web/about/rogue5.html index 7b10ebe..e430ead 100644 --- a/web/about/rogue5.html +++ b/web/about/rogue5.html @@ -7,14 +7,20 @@

    Rogue V5

    -
    rlgallery.org -> About -> Rogue V5
    +
    RLGallery -> About -> Rogue V5
    -

    This game is a version of Rogue 5.4. It was originally developed by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold, and Glenn Wichman from 1983 to 1985. This was the last version -created for Unix.

    -

    The Roguelike Restoration Project updated Rogue 5.4 to run on modern systems.

    -

    The Roguelike Gallery's version has been further modified to work with dgamelaunch and to log the results of all games.

    -

    The source code is available for download.

    +

    This game is a version of UNIX Rogue 5.4.

    +

    History

    +

    Early in 1983, Michael Toy, Ken Arnold, and Glenn Wichman released an updated Rogue with some major changes from version 5.2. Some game mechanics and items were adjusted. Monster names borrowed from Dungeons & Dragons were replaced with original creations. Releases from this series are referred to as "V5", to distinguish them from the older V4 series.

    +

    The last V5 release, called Rogue 5.4, appeared in March 1985. The developers then worked on ports for DOS, Macintosh, Atari, and other consumer platforms of the era. These games were commercially distributed by Epyx, and they were all based on UNIX Rogue 5.4, though each had unique features.

    +

    In 1999, Ken Arnold located a copy of the 5.4 source code and uploaded it to SourceForge. The Roguelike Restoration Project updated this version to run on modern systems, fixing several bugs in the process. The RRP worked on Rogue V5 from about 2005 to 2007, calling the last release 5.4.4, though further small fixes were added afterward.

    +

    The Roguelike Gallery began maintaining the game in 2010, and has fixed some bugs since then.

    +

    More Information

    +
    -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/about/srogue.html b/web/about/srogue.html index 3210203..731a5d8 100644 --- a/web/about/srogue.html +++ b/web/about/srogue.html @@ -7,15 +7,20 @@

    Super-Rogue

    -
    rlgallery.org -> About -> Super-Rogue
    +
    RLGallery -> About -> Super-Rogue
    -

    Super-Rogue was developed from Rogue 3.6 by Robert Kindelberger, who added many new monsters and items. The -final version, numbered 9.0, was completed in 1984.

    +

    This game is a version of Super-Rogue 9.0.

    +

    History

    +

    Super-Rogue came into being around 1982, when some employees at AT&T Bell Labs began modifying a copy of the Rogue 3.6 source code. Robert D. Kindelberger led the effort to expand Rogue into a new game. Super-Rogue included new monsters for all the lowercase letters, and deepened the dungeon to 35 levels. The final version, numbered 9.0, was completed in July 1984.

    Some of Super-Rogue's features, such as shops, mazes, and cockatrices, appeared in the original Hack at about the same time.

    -

    The Roguelike Restoration Project updated Super-Rogue to run on modern systems.

    -

    The Roguelike Gallery modified Super-Rogue to work with rlgallery.org's system, fixed a few bugs which made winning easy, and added support for the arrow keys.

    -

    The source code is available for download.

    +

    In 2004, Robert Kindelberger supplied a copy of the source code to the Roguelike Restoration Project. The RRP updated Super-Rogue to run on modern systems, issuing a release numbered "9.0-1" in March 2005.

    +

    The Roguelike Gallery began maintaining Super-Rogue in 2010, fixing a few bugs which made winning easy, and adding support for the arrow keys.

    +

    More Information

    +
    -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/about/ttyrec.html b/web/about/ttyrec.html index 7194ff5..24a6c14 100644 --- a/web/about/ttyrec.html +++ b/web/about/ttyrec.html @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@

    TTYREC files

    -
    rlgallery.org -> About -> TTYRECs
    +
    RLGallery -> About -> TTYRECs

    TTYREC files are recordings of text-based sessions, much like screencasts are recordings of graphical sessions. The Roguelike Gallery and other roguelike sites create ttyrec recordings of games played online, so that others can watch them. The Archiver will search rlgallery.org's @@ -26,6 +26,6 @@ work around this limitation by putting some invisible text at the beginning. You will be a line starting with "Size:" followed by the terminal width and height.

    Note: if you are using ipbt, you must also tell ipbt what size terminal to use. Check ipbt's documentation.

    -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/about/urogue.html b/web/about/urogue.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ca139e1 --- /dev/null +++ b/web/about/urogue.html @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ + + + +UltraRogue + + + + +

    UltraRogue

    +
    RLGallery -> About -> UltraRogue
    +
    +

    This game is a version of UltraRogue 1.0.7.

    +

    History

    +

    In December 1984, Herb Chong began customizing an early version of Advanced Rogue. After a month of adding monsters, dungeon levels, and features, he changed the name to UltraRogue. The first release, called 1.02, came in August 1985.

    +

    UltraRogue was one of the largest and most complex early roguelikes. Unlike the possibly larger XRogue, it does not share the rewritten time system of Advanced Rogue 7. This trend of growing the game and adding fun features, with less thought for balance, would be followed by early versions of Angband and NetHack.

    +

    Herb Chong continued working on UltraRogue into 1986. Between 1992 and 1995, it was the first early roguelike to be modernized. That effort would grow into the beginning of the Roguelike Restoration Project.

    +

    The RRP regarded UltraRogue as under "semi-active" development "rather than a pure restoration" like its other games. A new version, with the number 1.0.7, was released in February 2005.

    +

    The Roguelike Gallery began work on UltraRogue in 2017. Some bugs have been fixed, but there are a few remaining, and it is not yet available to play online.

    +

    More Information

    +
      +
    • The Roguelike Restoration Project's information page
      • +
    • A Roguelike Gallery article about UltraRogue's early history
      • +
    +
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    + + diff --git a/web/about/xrogue.html b/web/about/xrogue.html index e1f2ec4..497e381 100644 --- a/web/about/xrogue.html +++ b/web/about/xrogue.html @@ -7,13 +7,21 @@

    XRogue

    -
    rlgallery.org -> About -> XRogue
    +
    RLGallery -> About -> XRogue
    -

    XRogue is a further development of Advanced Rogue 7, created by Robert Pietkivitch. He completed this version, numbered 8.0, -in 1991 or 1992. Compared to its predecessor, it features interface improvements and small adjustments to the game's balance.

    -

    The Roguelike Restoration Project updated the game to run on modern computers.

    -

    The Roguelike Gallery has fixed some bugs related to command repetition and saved games.

    +

    This game is a version of XRogue 8.0.

    +

    History

    +

    XRogue is a further development of Advanced Rogue 7, created by Robert Pietkivitch. He completed this version, numbered 8.0, in 1991 or 1992. Compared to its predecessor, it features interface improvements and small adjustments to the game's balance.

    +

    Robert Pietkivitch provided the XRogue source code to the Roguelike Restoration Project and helped with the restoration work. Sadly, he was killed in a car accident on December 3, 2002, leaving an unfinished set of changes.

    +

    The Roguelike Restoration Project continued working on XRogue until 2005, when an update numbered 8.0.3 was released.

    +

    The Roguelike Gallery began maintaining XRogue in 2015, fixing some bugs related to command repetition and saved games.

    +

    More Information

    +
    -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/download.html b/web/download.html index 97b89da..eae5d50 100644 --- a/web/download.html +++ b/web/download.html @@ -7,25 +7,31 @@

    Roguelike Gallery

    -
    rlgallery.org -> Downloads
    +
    RLGallery -> Downloads

    You can download the Gallery's games and play them on your own computer.

    -

    The current version of the Early Roguelike Collection is 2016.06. Release notes.

    -

    Source code

    +

    Current Release

    +

    The current version of the Early Roguelike Collection is 2021.03. Release notes.

    +

    Source code

    +

    Download

    +

    Choose this if you want to build the games yourself, or investigate how they work.

    +

    Binaries are not currently available.

    +

    Older Versions

    +

    The previous release of the Early Roguelike Collection was version 2016.06. Release notes.

    +

    Source code

    Download

    Choose this if you want to build the games yourself, or investigate how they work.

    -

    Linux

    +

    Linux

    Download: 32-bit 64-bit

    -

    Packages may appear someday.

    -

    Mac OS X

    +

    Mac OS X

    Download

    This build is a few years old. It doesn't include Advanced Rogue 7, XRogue, or recent bug fixes. I don't currently have access to any Apple devices, so I have little hope of being able to provide updates for this platform.

    -

    Windows

    -

    Download the current build for 64-bit Windows 8 or newer.

    +

    Windows

    +

    Download release 2016.06 for 64-bit Windows 8 or newer.

    Bugs?

    -

    If you find any problems, report them on Bitbucket.

    +

    The Gallery is moving to a new bug tracking system. Reporting bugs will soon be possible again.

    -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/index.html b/web/index.html index c62c88c..0c2e1c6 100644 --- a/web/index.html +++ b/web/index.html @@ -8,11 +8,10 @@

    Roguelike Gallery

    -

    The Roguelike Gallery is a living museum of roguelike games. A collection -of historical roguelikes is being restored and made available for play on this server.

    +

    The Roguelike Gallery is a living museum of roguelike games. A collection of historical roguelikes is being restored and made available for play on this server.

    Screenshot

    Using the Web app, you can try the games in your Web browser.

    -

    You can also play by ssh to rlgallery.org. The username is "rodney", and "yendor" is the password.

    +

    You can also play by ssh to rlgallery.org. The username is "rodney", and "yendor" is the password.

    You can watch while others play or download recordings of their games.

    The Game Collection

      @@ -37,6 +36,6 @@ of historical roguelikes is being restored and made available for play on this s
    • Downloads
    -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/recent.cgi b/web/recent.cgi index cc84107..1dcb790 100755 --- a/web/recent.cgi +++ b/web/recent.cgi @@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ import rlgall sys.stdout.write("Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8\r\n\r\n") # The top of the page sys.stdout.write(rlgall.phead.format("Recent Games")) -sys.stdout.write(rlgall.ptop); -sys.stdout.write(rlgall.navtop.format("Recent")); +sys.stdout.write(rlgall.ptop) +sys.stdout.write(rlgall.navtop.format("Recent")) sys.stdout.write(rlgall.pti.format("Recent Expeditions")) for game in rlgall.gamelist: diff --git a/web/scoring/arogue5.html b/web/scoring/arogue5.html index e39ce08..6d75cef 100644 --- a/web/scoring/arogue5.html +++ b/web/scoring/arogue5.html @@ -6,14 +6,14 @@ -

    Yendor Guild

    -
    rlgallery.org -> Scores -> Advanced Rogue 5
    +

    Roguelike Gallery Records

    +
    RLGallery -> Scores -> Advanced Rogue 5

    Statistics for Advanced Rogue 5

    Advanced Rogue 5 experience
    Advanced Rogue 5 scores
    Advanced Rogue 5 depth
    -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/scoring/arogue7.html b/web/scoring/arogue7.html index 48b4049..b4303e7 100644 --- a/web/scoring/arogue7.html +++ b/web/scoring/arogue7.html @@ -6,14 +6,14 @@ -

    Yendor Guild

    -
    rlgallery.org -> Scores -> Advanced Rogue 7
    +

    Roguelike Gallery Records

    +
    RLGallery -> Scores -> Advanced Rogue 7

    Statistics for Advanced Rogue 7

    Advanced Rogue 7 experience
    Advanced Rogue 7 scores
    Advanced Rogue 7 depth
    -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/scoring/index.html b/web/scoring/index.html index 1ceb27e..7557a57 100644 --- a/web/scoring/index.html +++ b/web/scoring/index.html @@ -6,10 +6,10 @@ -

    Yendor Guild

    -
    rlgallery.org -> Scoring
    +

    Roguelike Gallery Records

    +
    RLGallery -> Scoring
    -

    The Guild keeps a record of all brave Rogues who venture into the Dungeons of Doom.

    +

    The Gallery keeps a record of all brave Rogues who venture into the Dungeons of Doom.

    -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/scoring/rogue3.html b/web/scoring/rogue3.html index 6731b85..962b1d8 100644 --- a/web/scoring/rogue3.html +++ b/web/scoring/rogue3.html @@ -6,14 +6,14 @@ -

    Yendor Guild

    -
    rlgallery.org -> Scores -> Rogue V3
    +

    Roguelike Gallery Records

    +
    RLGallery -> Scores -> Rogue V3

    Statistics for Rogue V3

    Rogue V3 experience
    Rogue V3 scores
    Rogue V3 depth
    -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    +
    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/scoring/rogue4.html b/web/scoring/rogue4.html index fd9c1a1..cfb81ed 100644 --- a/web/scoring/rogue4.html +++ b/web/scoring/rogue4.html @@ -6,14 +6,14 @@ -

    Yendor Guild

    -
    rlgallery.org -> Scores -> Rogue V4
    +

    Roguelike Gallery Records

    +
    RLGallery -> Scores -> Rogue V4

    Statistics for Rogue V4

    Rogue V4 experience
    Rogue V4 scores
    Rogue V4 depth
    -
    rlgallery.org Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
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    RLGallery Recent Games High Scores Notes Play
    diff --git a/web/scoring/rogue5.html b/web/scoring/rogue5.html index d5315b2..bc9208c 100644 --- a/web/scoring/rogue5.html +++ b/web/scoring/rogue5.html @@ -6,14 +6,14 @@ -

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    Statistics for Rogue V5

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    diff --git a/web/scoring/srogue.html b/web/scoring/srogue.html index 90dbeaf..f36bdd7 100644 --- a/web/scoring/srogue.html +++ b/web/scoring/srogue.html @@ -6,14 +6,14 @@ -

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    diff --git a/web/scoring/xrogue.html b/web/scoring/xrogue.html index bf0fc3c..c1924fd 100644 --- a/web/scoring/xrogue.html +++ b/web/scoring/xrogue.html @@ -6,14 +6,14 @@ -

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    2012 Tournament

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    Schedule

    To celebrate the 32nd anniversary of Rogue, rlgallery.org is holding a tournament.