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*The adventure title and text refers to the video game [[Wikipedia:Boulder_Dash|''Boulder Dash'']], in which your character pushed boulders around. | *The adventure title and text refers to the video game [[Wikipedia:Boulder_Dash|''Boulder Dash'']], in which your character pushed boulders around. It also may refer to the common exclamation "Balderdash!" | ||
*This adventure also references a common situation in [[Wikipedia:NetHack|NetHack]]. Pushing boulders often blocks corridors. If the player pushes a boulder into a corner or dead end, they are difficult to push back out, and anything underneath or beyond the boulder's position becomes somewhat inaccessible. | *This adventure also references a common situation in [[Wikipedia:NetHack|NetHack]]. Pushing boulders often blocks corridors. If the player pushes a boulder into a corner or dead end, they are difficult to push back out, and anything underneath or beyond the boulder's position becomes somewhat inaccessible. | ||
*In addition, pushing boulders in NetHack can cause a player's Strength score to increase. | *In addition, pushing boulders in NetHack can cause a player's Strength score to increase. | ||
*Technically, an apostrophe does ''not'' represent a boulder in NetHack; a grave accent (`) does, while an apostrophe represents a golem. | *Technically, an apostrophe does ''not'' represent a boulder in NetHack; a grave accent (`) does, while an apostrophe represents a golem. |
Revision as of 05:14, 21 September 2007
In the Dungeon of Doom, you encounter a hallway blocked by a huge boulder. You push and push and push, but eventually reach a dead end, at which point you have to just turn around and leave.
You'll always wonder what was at the end of that corridor.
You gain 21 Beefiness. |
Occurs at The Dungeons of Doom.
References
- The adventure title and text refers to the video game Boulder Dash, in which your character pushed boulders around. It also may refer to the common exclamation "Balderdash!"
- This adventure also references a common situation in NetHack. Pushing boulders often blocks corridors. If the player pushes a boulder into a corner or dead end, they are difficult to push back out, and anything underneath or beyond the boulder's position becomes somewhat inaccessible.
- In addition, pushing boulders in NetHack can cause a player's Strength score to increase.
- Technically, an apostrophe does not represent a boulder in NetHack; a grave accent (`) does, while an apostrophe represents a golem.