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Steel Skies -- NetHack
Jonathan del Strother
Edited on September 24, 2002.
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Miks Lethe Patch

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Miks Lethe Patch -- Michael Clarke Patches
         Similar to the Hell Patch, the Lethe Patch tries to make Gehennom less boring. It adds the fabled river Lethe and a number of monsters from the Cthulhu Mythos to NetHack, and adds items, monster behaviours and a lot of new or redecorated levels. Here you can find the patch and an MS-DOS executable.
http://members.iinet.net.au/~mykael/ · 63 pageviews

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Dion September 24, 2002
Mik's site is unavailable, but the Lethe patch can be found on Ali's site.
Dion March 20, 2003
There is a new URL for the Lethe patch:
http://e-wire.net.au/~eb_mykae/
The good news is that it will be ported to 3.4.1;
the bad news is that it won't be until May/June.

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