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From: wilson@ji.Berkeley.EDU (James E. Wilson)
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Subject: Mac Moria available via ftp
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Date: 8 Jun 89 00:48:05 GMT
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A Macintosh version of Moria is now available via anonymous ftp from the
host ucbarpa.Berkeley.EDU.  Moria is in the directory pub/wilson.  I can not
leave the file there permanently, so it will be deleted in a week or so.
This Macintosh port is by Curtis McCauley.

Please send comments/bug reports/sugestions to wilson@ernie.Berkeley.EDU
and/or mccauley@cup.portal.com.  If no serious problems turn up, then I
will send a copy to all of the usual places for distribution (i.e. info-mac,
comp.binaries.mac, BMUG, etc., etc.).

A brief history...
Moria is a single player dungeon adventure game, in the style of rogue and
hack.  The original game was created by Robert Koeneke and others at the
University of Oklahoma for VAX/VMS systems.  I created, and have been 
maintaining, a UNIX version of Moria, usually refered to as Umoria.
My Umoria sources have been ported to the IBM-PC, Atari ST, Amiga, and now
there is also a Macintosh version.

Send followups to rec.games.moria.

Jim Wilson    wilson@ernie.Berkeley.EDU   ...!ucbvax!ucbernie!wilson
  Ya nadeyus', chto kogda-nibud' budet mir na zemle.