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'''Plog''' is the fallback name if Crawl's name generator creates a name that is too short, i.e. under 4 characters. It can appear as a name for [[randart]]s, [[Pan lord]]s, and [[shop]]keepers, along with a few other more specialized randomly-named things. It has no particular significance; despite what the learndb hints at, it is not a reference to David or Johanna Ploog (dpeg and jpeg), two prominent developers, as it appears in the code long before either was involved in the project, and does not indicate anything about the object/creature so named. However, it will appear with much higher frequency than any other random name.
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'''Plog''' is the fallback name if Crawl's name generator creates a name that is too short, i.e. under 4 characters<ref>{{source ref|0.27.1|item-name.cc|2313}}</ref>. It can appear as a name for [[randart]]s, [[Pan lord]]s, and [[shop]]keepers, along with a few other more specialized randomly-named things. It has no particular significance; also, it is not a misspelling of ''Ploog'', as it appeared in the code long before either [[Development team|dpeg or jpeg]] was involved in the project. It does not indicate anything about the object/creature so named. However, it will appear with much higher frequency than any other random name.
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Latest revision as of 16:30, 21 October 2021

Version 0.27: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.

Plog is the fallback name if Crawl's name generator creates a name that is too short, i.e. under 4 characters[1]. It can appear as a name for randarts, Pan lords, and shopkeepers, along with a few other more specialized randomly-named things. It has no particular significance; also, it is not a misspelling of Ploog, as it appeared in the code long before either dpeg or jpeg was involved in the project. It does not indicate anything about the object/creature so named. However, it will appear with much higher frequency than any other random name.

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