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From: brahms@spp2.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.games,net.games.rogue
Subject: Re: Hack rings of tport control (spoiler)
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Date: Thu, 24-Jan-85 12:54:51 EST
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Reply-To: brahms@spp2.UUCP (Bradley S. Brahms)
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Summary: 

>> Rings of Teleport Control do not have the ability to teleport you.  The
>> merely allow you to control where you will end up after a teleport.  This
>> is handy if you happen to stumble into a tport trap, or put on a ring of
>> teleportation or eat a leprechaun (or some similar monster).
>
>Can you selectively teleport to rooms that you haven't been to yet (i.e.
>you don't know where they are?) or teleport to someplace outside of
>a room or corridor?

You can teleport to any room or hallway (it doesn't matter if you have
seen it yet or not).  However, if you attempt to teleport into a wall, the
result is a random teleport.

Anyone tried to teleport onto a rock yet?  I would think that it would
result in a random teleport but I'm not sure.

			-- Brad Brahms
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