Category:Articles

A

• Category:AI

C

• Category:Concepts

F

• Category:FOV

G

• Category:Gameplay

L

• Category:LOS

M

• Category:Magic

N

• Category:Name Generators

P

• Category:Programming languages

R

• Category:Reviews

S

• Category:Sound

W

• Category:WorldGeneration

7

• 7DRL
• 7DRL Voting Specification

A

• A Better Monster AI
• A priority queue based turn scheduling system
• Abstract Dungeons
• An elegant time-management system for roguelikes
• Angband competition
• Anticipating wall-following pathfinder
• Ascii Dreams

B

• BSD
• Basic BSP Dungeon generation
• Basic directional dungeon generation
• Berlin Interpretation
• Bresenham's Line Algorithm
• Bug Report

C

• Cellular Automata Method for Generating Random Cave-Like Levels
• Cellular automata
• Closed Source
• Code design basics
• Complex NPC Interaction
• Compression
• Crawl: New Documentation
• Creating Measurably "Fun" Maps

D

• Data structures for the map
• Delving a connected cavern
• Diffusion-limited aggregation
• Digital lines
• Discussion:Field of Vision
• Double layer cave generator
• Dungeon builder written in Python
• Dungeon feature
• Dungeon persistence
• Dungeon-Building Algorithm

E

• Eligloscode

F

• FOV using recursive shadowcasting - improved
• Field of Vision
• Finding graphical tiles
• Finding or Creating Sound and Music
• Finite state name generator
• Fractals

G

• Gore
• Graphical tiles
• Greek Mythology
• Grid Based Dungeon Generator

H

• Horror in Roguelike Games
• How to Write a Roguelike in 15 Steps

I

• Icons in Roguelikes
• Implementing interesting townsfolk AI
• Implicit Facing
• Info File Variant - Compile-to-Code
• Info Files
• Inspired Art
• Interesting Critical Hits
• Irregular Shaped Rooms
• Items
• Items in Java

J

• Java Curses Implementation
• Java Example of Dungeon-Building Algorithm

L

• Level feelings
• Licensing
• Line of sight

M

• Major roguelikes
• Markov chains name generator in Python
• Markov chains-based name generation
• Maze Generation
• Mersenne twister
• Monster attacks
• Monster attacks in a structured list
• Motivation

N

• Need driven AI

O

• Open Source
• Output libraries

P

• Pathfinding
• Plot
• Plug-In Monster AI
• Poland
• Portability issues
• Portals as a gameplay mechanism
• Power Curve
• Preferred Key Controls
• Programming Roguelike Magic

Q

• Quick Pathfinding in a Dungeon

R

• RL Terrain
• Random name generation
• Random number generator
• Rank RLs you have played a lot
• Ratio AI
• Raycasting in python

R cont.

• Rec.games.roguelike.misc
• Representing Magic Skills
• Restrictive Precise Angle Shadowcasting
• Rewrite
• Roguelike AI - Doing it the generic way
• Roguelike Alphabet
• Roguelike Dev FAQ
• Roguelike Intelligence
• Roguelike Intelligence - Displaced Actions
• Roguelike Intelligence - Evolving State Machine AIs
• Roguelike Intelligence - Genetic Algorithms and Evolving State Machine AIs
• Roguelike Intelligence - Intrinsic Information and State Machine AIs
• Roguelike Intelligence - Stateless AIs
• Roguelike Interface
• Roguelike engine
• Ruby bitfield
• Ruby precise permissive FOV implementation
• Running code

S

• Save Files
• Science Fiction
• Scrolling map
• Simple Combat in the Dungeon
• Simple maze
• Simple way to prevent jams of monsters with A*
• Spatial Consistency
• Syllable-based name generation

T

• Temple of the Roguelike
• The Choice of Java
• The Gramarye A Magic System for FUDGE
• The Incredible Power of Dijkstra Maps
• The Roguemundi
• The Role of Hunger
• Things which are hard to code
• Third dimension in an ASCII-based roguelike
• Thoughts on Combat Models
• Time Systems
• Tracking by Scent and Sound
• Translation
• Tree of roguelike evolution
• Two-Key Targeting

U

• Unicode
• User interface features

W

• What a roguelike is
• Wuxia