Dungeon Explorer (DOS, 1990)
Tile Descriptions
Tile descriptions start at data:0010 (there's only one data segment for Pascal programs) and is an array[1..84] of string[15] (empty descriptions are ommitted here):
 | the floor |
 | sand |
 | a wall |
 | some vegetation |
 | some water |
 | an empty void |
 | a force field |
 | a wooden ship |
 | a flying ship |
 | a metal ship |
 | some rubble |
 | a statue |
 | a trap |
 | a weapon shop |
 | an armor shop |
 | a key shop |
 | a healing shop |
 | a wand shop |
 | some mountains |
 | stairs up |
 | stairs down |
 | a fountain |
 | a glass wall |
 | an altar |
 | a potion shop |
 | a bridge |
 | a lava pool |
 | the floor |
 | a broken wall |
 | a stone column |
 | a deep well |
 | a secret door |
 | some grass |
 | a rock wall |
 | a small city |
 | a tree |
 | some swamp land |
 | an odd design |
 | a building |
 | a wall niche |
 | a wall niche |
 | a standing ston |
 | a stick |
 | a stone |
 | a pool |
 | a tile floor |
 | a wooden floor |
 | a repel field |
Object Descriptions
Object descriptions retrieved from a switch-case statement starting at 1214:1AC1 (the third code segment). The mappnig from ID to image is elsewhere...:
| d | magical darkness |
| e | treasure chest |
| f | some smoke |
| g | a moveable block |
| h | a door |
| i | a door |
| j | a funny looking chest |
| k | a soft section of wall |
| l | a soft piece of wall |
| m | a soft pile of rubble |
| n | an old body |
| o | old bones |
| p | an old stone coffin |
| q | an old grave |
| r | a movable glass block |
| s | a old skeleton |
| t | a old skeleton |
| u | a hollow obilisk |
| v | just some blood |
| w | a stone marker |