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Contributed by Dion. Edited on February 28, 2003.

nethack quick reference

nethack quick reference -- Brett Taylor

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Contributed by Dion. Edited on November 14, 2002.

This NetHack Quick Reference card is a summary of all NetHack commands one one sheet of paper. It is available as a PDF file, so you need Acrobat Reader to view it.
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Dion March 5, 2004

The Quick Reference just got a new version! There also is a Word file available for those whoe don't use PDF.

Thomas September 4, 2006

The site has been undergoing "renovations" for quite some time now, and neither file is available there. It's a pity- those are very useful documents. I hope someone else makes them available.

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