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no, it has nothing to with dpeg, as it appears in (pre-DCSS) crawl 2.70
 
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'''Plog''' is the fallback name if Crawl's name generator creates a name that is too short, i.e. under 4 characters.  It can appear as a name for [[randart]]s, [[Pan lord]]s, and [[shopkeeper]]s, along with a few other more specialized randomly-named things.  It has no particular significance (it is not a reference to David Ploog/dpeg, DCSS' former head designer, as it appears in the code long before he was involved in the project), and does not indicate anything about the object/creature so named.  However, it will appear with much higher frequency than any other random name.
'''Plog''' is the fallback name if Crawl's name generator creates a name that is too short, i.e. under 4 characters.  It can appear as a name for [[randart]]s, [[Pan lord]]s, and [[shop]]keepers, along with a few other more specialized randomly-named things.  It has no particular significance (it is not a reference to David Ploog/dpeg, DCSS' former head designer, as it appears in the code long before he was involved in the project), and does not indicate anything about the object/creature so named.  However, it will appear with much higher frequency than any other random name.

Revision as of 11:21, 13 January 2013

Plog is the fallback name if Crawl's name generator creates a name that is too short, i.e. under 4 characters. It can appear as a name for randarts, Pan lords, and shopkeepers, along with a few other more specialized randomly-named things. It has no particular significance (it is not a reference to David Ploog/dpeg, DCSS' former head designer, as it appears in the code long before he was involved in the project), and does not indicate anything about the object/creature so named. However, it will appear with much higher frequency than any other random name.