Ancient Domains Of Mystery


ADOM is a game (written by Thomas Biskup) which falls under the category of 'Roguelike games', adventure games that work on a turn basis, with an ASCII display.

This page contains links to a number of good websites containing information on ADOM, and on playing it (including spoilers), but there is also a link to my own 'ADOM strategy guide', which is very useful to all players, although it contains literally no spoilers - only tactics.

There is also a newsgroup for discussion of adom, rec.games.roguelike.adom.

The  Official ADOM website  can be found here, and is maintained by Thomas himself. It holds all the official information on current and upcoming releases, as well as a number of links.

 One  of the most impressive ADOM sites can be found here, a collection of links to ADOM resources, and a very nice search utility, along with 'The Tales of Adventure'. It does contain links to spoilers, and I had a couple of problems connecting with netscape, because I don't have a MIDI plugin.

 Richard Fowler's  pages are my personal favourites, because of their very unique style, and flair. He has a number of links to resources, and a very clever tour of the Drakalor Chain. The tour is very dependant upon Javascript, and if you have problems with JS, you might be stuck. Spoilers do abound if you continue.

My  strategy guide  can be accessed on the web here, or via  ftp  here. These links only function when I am actually online (typically UK daytime hours - 9 to 10). If you are outside those hours, and would like a copy, you can either pick it up in rec.games.roguelike.adom (I post it about once a week), or can email me for a copy.


Copyright © 1997, Matt Chatterley
Last revision: 10th May 1997
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