• Amulet.java

This entity is implemented in Java, no JSON configuration exists

<code xml> <string name=“Amulet_Name”>Amulet of Yendor</string> <string name=“Amulet_Info”>The Amulet of Yendor is the most coveted artifact in the dungeon. It is said that the amulet alone holds the power to rule the dungeon - or to destroy it.</string> <string name=“Amulet_Aliases”>Amulet, Yendor</string> <string name=“Amulet_Desc”>The Amulet of Yendor is the most coveted artifact in the dungeon. It is said that the amulet alone holds the power to rule the dungeon - or to destroy it.</string> <string name=“Amulet_Win”>You finally hold it in your hands, the Amulet of Yendor. Using its power you can finally destroy the dungeon or rule it. Either way, your path to victory is now clear.</string> <string name=“Amulet_Win2”>You finally hold it in your hands, the Amulet of Yendor. Using its power you can finally destroy the dungeon or rule it. Either way, your path to victory is now clear.</string> <string name=“Amulet_Win3”>You finally hold it in your hands, the Amulet of Yendor. Using its power you can finally destroy the dungeon or rule it. Either way, your path to victory is now clear.</string> <string name=“Amulet_Win4”>You finally hold it in your hands, the Amulet of Yendor. Using its power you can finally destroy the dungeon or rule it. Either way, your path to victory is now clear.</string> </code>

This entity is implemented in Java, no Lua script exists