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lib/banish/
lib/d/
lib/doc/
lib/doc/domains/
lib/doc/efun/
lib/doc/examples/
lib/doc/examples/armour/
lib/doc/examples/contain/
lib/doc/examples/food/
lib/doc/examples/magic/
lib/doc/examples/monster/
lib/doc/examples/room/
lib/doc/examples/weapons/
lib/function/
lib/include/
lib/include/fn_specs/
lib/include/skills/
lib/info/
lib/inherit/base/
lib/log/
lib/manuals/312/
lib/news/
lib/obj/party/
lib/objects/components/
lib/open/
lib/open/library/
lib/open/party/
lib/players/
lib/players/zilanthius/
lib/room/
lib/room/city/arena/
lib/room/city/creator/
lib/room/city/garden/monst/
lib/room/city/obj/
lib/room/city/shop/
lib/room/death/
lib/room/registry/
lib/secure/
lib/secure/UDP_CMD_DIR/
lib/skills/
lib/skills/fighter/
lib/skills/thief/
lib/usr/
lib/usr/creators/
lib/usr/players/
Death consists of three files, death.c, death_mark.c and death_room.c.

When a player dies, he gets a clone of death_mark. This object moves him to
death_room. The object is autoloaded, so that he can't escape.

The deat_room will have a clone of death himself. Heart beat will be used
to send a list of messages to each player in death_room. Any number of players
can be handled.

The 'death' monster will not say or do anything, just be there to look at.