III. Adventure pdb data

Every adventure you build must have its own adventure pdb. Adventure pdb's contain all non-graphical data in the game and are built from a set of text and map files described below. For more information on how to build the adventure pdb, see Chapter II: Building a New Adventure.

• All files list data elements one per row.
• White space such as spaces, blank lines, and tabs are ignored. 
• Each line must be numbered, starting with “0”, and there cannot be any omissions, out of order rows, or duplicate row numbers.
• Any line beginning with a ‘#’ pound character are ignored.
• In cases where a reserved enumerated type is required (such as “fruit”, “armor”, “potion”, etc) the spelling is case sensitive.
• In cases where strings (text data) is required, quotes should be used.
• In cases where the ‘#’ character is used inside a string (between quotation marks), it forces the game to print a hard carriage return at that point in the text.

• char.dat
• classes.txt
• heroes.txt
• maplist.txt
• monsters.txt
• objects.txt
• object_profiles.txt
• spells.txt
• text_game.txt
• text_interface.txt