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A casino is a gambling establishment. The best known | A casino is a gambling establishment. The best known casino in a roguelike game is the one in [[ADOM]]. Casinos also play a significant part in [[Elona]]. They are more suitable to more modern settings with a lesser emphasis on hack and slash, but could appear in a variety of setting with a variety of purposes. The most obvious is simply a place to allow a player to risk his fortune to make a bigger one, but that's not very creative. | ||
* Casino of the Undead: Roll dem bones! | * Casino of the Undead: Roll dem bones! | ||
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* Casino themed enemies. Think Alice in Wonderland cards, dice golems, one-armed bandits. | * Casino themed enemies. Think Alice in Wonderland cards, dice golems, one-armed bandits. | ||
* Magical card decks. | * Magical card decks. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:33, 25 July 2009
A casino is a gambling establishment. The best known casino in a roguelike game is the one in ADOM. Casinos also play a significant part in Elona. They are more suitable to more modern settings with a lesser emphasis on hack and slash, but could appear in a variety of setting with a variety of purposes. The most obvious is simply a place to allow a player to risk his fortune to make a bigger one, but that's not very creative.
- Casino of the Undead: Roll dem bones!
- In games with magical cards or dice, they might be acquired here.
- Casino themed enemies. Think Alice in Wonderland cards, dice golems, one-armed bandits.
- Magical card decks.