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60 	Lines = 9;
97 Lines = 8;
123 if (Lines > LINES - 2)
126 more(Lines);
127 move(Lines = 8, 0);
133 more(Lines);
150 more(Lines);
161 more(Lines);
165 getyx(stdscr, Lines, flockcnt);
166 more(Lines + 1);
242 Lines = 9;
284 mvaddstr(Lines++, 0, "You got away!");
288 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "%s is still after you!", Enemyname);
308 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
320 mvaddstr(Lines++, 0, "You already tried that.");
327 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "%s accepted!", Enemyname);
330 mvaddstr(Lines++, 0, "Nope, he's not interested.");
336 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "You blew it, %s.", Player.p_name);
338 mvaddstr(Lines++, 0, "You made it!");
347 mvaddstr(Lines++, 0, "Now using ring.");
374 mvaddstr(Lines++, 0,
376 more(Lines);
385 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
394 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "Your holy water killed it!");
416 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "%s sapped %.0f of your strength!",
426 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "Wormtongue stole your palantir!");
432 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
439 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "%s scrambled your stats!", Enemyname);
446 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "%s transported you!", Enemyname);
455 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
465 mvaddstr(Lines++, 0, "Will you relinguish your ring ? ");
477 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
484 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
493 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
501 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
508 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "%s bit and poisoned you!", Enemyname);
514 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "%s farted and scampered off.", Enemyname);
523 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
539 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "%s sapped %.0f of your energy.",
546 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
557 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
566 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
575 mvprintw(Lines++, 0,
588 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "%s blinded you!", Enemyname);
600 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "%s hit you %.0f times!", Enemyname, inflict);
620 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "You hit %s %.0f times!", Enemyname, inflict);
630 mvaddstr(Lines++, 0, "You have defeated Morgoth, but he may return. . .");
634 mvprintw(Lines++, 0, "You killed it. Good work, %s.", Player.p_name);
639 mvaddstr(Lines++, 0, "The body slowly changes into the form of a mimic.");