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From: sdn19212@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Shehzad Danial Najmi)
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Subject: THE DIGITAL DUNGEON BY MAGIC MATRIX
Summary: New notes.
Keywords: digital dungeon magic matrix gaming
Message-ID: <1991Mar10.201509.14340@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu>
Date: 10 Mar 91 20:15:09 GMT
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Everyone:  Thanks for the time that you have taken to write in.  I
regret not being able to respond to everyone, but rest assured that I have at
least read your mail.  There has been some demand for the following:
 
Since any collection of premade character graphics would be largely random
in appearance if I were (with the help of my brother) to create them without
guidelines, I thought we might take advantage of this little scheme:  Any of
you who are interested in having your favorite character immortalized in the
program, just email me the description (with game system) and I will try to
work it into the art.  You won't have to create him/her/it yourself, then, and
I will probably end up producing a much more reasonable and interesting set
of characters.  Thanks.

					Shehzad Najmi for Magic Matrix

P.S. The Digital Dungeon as set forth in the earlier note is now:
Copyright 1991 by Shehzad Najmi.