From: marcs@yang.earlham.edu (Marc Seebass(Thunderbolt))
Newsgroups: rec.games.hack
Subject: Re: infinite gold
Date: 30 Sep 92 16:45:34 GMT
Organization: Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana

In article <1ab4doINN1og@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu>, bpn@po.CWRU.Edu (Brian P. Nelson) writes:
> 
> I have read a lot about this cheat, but am not really sure
> exactly what it is... Could someone either post it or mail it to
> me?  thanks...

I'm not sure which one you are talking about. The is one way to get as 
much gold as you want, but it's fits inside the rules.

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I hope the control L worked, its the first time I used it.
Marac the Elf wiped the ork blood off his sword and examined  the 
sorrounding room, ask his dog munched happily on the fresh orc corpse. In 
the corner he found a leather bound tomb with the title worn off (he was 
later to discover that the titles wore off most books and they could be 
itentified only by the color and the material of their binding). Always an 
avid reader Marac, found a bight spot in the room's magic lighting and 
began to turn the delicate pages of the ancient tome. He turned to the 
title page and read the words "Making Friends and Influencing People (and 
Monsters)." The work was well writen and a Marac finished quickly and soon 
returned to his quest for the amulet. Somewhere around third level he 
encountered a problem. The problem was two feet tall dressed in green and, 
spoke with a Irish lilt. "So lad I see yah brought me a gift. How kind of 
yea." The small creature grabed some coins from Marac's purse and swifly 
disapeared. After several more tries and great losses of gold, Marac 
checked his guide book.
	Small humanoid... ...smaller than a hobbit ....dresses in green 
...Irish accent ...ah here it is. The entry on Leprichans was rather 
enlightening and it told Marac that he was not yet skilled enough to use 
brute force on the creatue. His thoughts turned to the skill of making 
friends and he relized that the this tactic was more likely to succeed, 
and even if it wasn't, he had lost most of his gold already, so he had 
nothng to lose.
	He approached the creature with a bottle of fine Elvish wine. And 
it responded quite posatively. "Ah lad you brought me a treasure far 
greater than gold." And he tolk a sip. After a breif period of male 
bound and promise of more wine, the leprichan know as Lucky blurted out 
"This me boy'o could' be th' beginin' of a beautyfull friendship." He then 
walked over to an orcish helm picked it up and said "Look me boy, theres 
gold under this 'elmit." And he was right, there was a pile of gold under 
the helm, Marac felt sure it hadent been there before.
	Soon after Lucky was finding gold hiden under every item he picked 
up, and Marac was becoming wealthy. He returned to the bookstore, no 
longer worried about training his dog Saxiphone to steal books (an act he 
felt was justified by the rediculous prices the shopkeeper charged) but 
instead he could pay the man outright. Armed with knowledge, Marac was now 
ready to move on to greater things.

	In short, if you tame a Leprichan, every time he picks something 
up for you, he'll drop some gold for you.

----Marc Seebass
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