And it's open source, so you can even download the source code and compile it yourself. The ASCII version I'm running in this video is one I compiled and ran for myself from the latest source code, using the following commands, in the free, Linux-like Cygwin operating environment for Windows (I have the following packages installed in Cygwin: autoconf-archive, libcurl-devel, clang, make, libncurses++w10, libncurses-devel, automake, autoconf, m4, libtool, git):
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git clone https://github.com/sulkasormi/frogcomposband.git
cd frogcomposband
sh autogen.sh
./configure --with-no-install --with-ncurses-prefix=/usr LIBS=-lncurses
make clean
make
cd ..
./frogcomposband/src/frogcomposband -mgcu -- -right 40x25,* -bottom *x7
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I keep finding myself drawn to all the nutty playable races in these "kitchen sink" Angband variants, but driven right back off by the harsh old rules--cursed objects that stick to you, for instance--and the absence of years of additional refinement and balancing that has taken place since in vanilla Angband; I'm nowhere near good enough at roguelikes to handle being a leprechaun, doggone it!
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