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Doctor Kildeer's Guide to NetHack -- J. Meeks Information sites
         Dr. Kildeer's site contains a massive amount of information on NetHack that seems to be gathered mainly by playing the game instead of decyphering source files or reading rec.games.roguelike.nethack. The information is therefore not as complete and correct as some of the main sites, but is fun reading and covers some area's not present elsewhere. This site is no longer maintained.
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