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GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
Version 3, 29 June 2007

Copyright (C) 2024 Jeffrey Getzin.
Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license
document, but changing it is not allowed.

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
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### ADDITIONAL TERMS

In addition to the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3 (GPL v3),
the following additional terms apply to any and all derived works, modified
versions, or redistributed versions of this software:

#### 1. Attribution and Prominence Requirements for Derived Works

   - **Author Attribution**: Every version of this software, including
     derivative works or redistributed versions, must prominently credit
     Jeffrey Getzin as the primary creator of the game. This attribution must
     appear with equal or greater prominence than it does in the original
     software and must use the specific phrasing “Game created by Jeffrey
     Getzin” or similar language that makes clear Jeffrey Getzin’s role as the
     original creator.

   - **Inspirational Credit to *Wizardry***: This game is inspired by
     *Wizardry*, a game developed by Sir-Tech Software, originally authored by
     Robert Woodhead and Andrew C. Greenberg. The credit “Inspired by
     *Wizardry* by Sir-Tech Software, developed by Robert Woodhead and
     Andrew C. Greenberg” (or equivalent language) must be displayed prominently
     in any derived work in a location of equal or greater prominence than it
     appears in the original software. This acknowledgment should be located on
     the main menu, opening credits, or an equally visible location in the
     derived software.

#### 2. Dedication to Jenny Mayer

   - **Perpetual Dedication in Source Code**: The original software includes a
     dedication to Jenny Mayer, the late grandmother of Jeffrey Getzin. This
     dedication appears in the original source code as follows:

     "This game is dedicated to the memory of my late grandmother, Jenny Mayer
     on this day, 10/13/1988."

     Any and all derivative works must reproduce this dedication verbatim. This
     exact dedication text must be retained in the source code of any derived or
     redistributed version of the software.

   - **Alternative Prominent Placement**: In addition to the source code, this
     dedication may also be included in a prominent `README` file or another
     documentation file that is highly visible to end users. However, the exact
     dedication text must remain in the source code as specified.

#### 3. Equal Prominence for All Original Credits

   - **Placement of Other Credits**: All other original credits within this
     software, including contributors, creators, and entities credited in main
     menus, splash screens, credit screens, sub-pages, source code comments, or
     documentation, must be retained in derivative works. Each credited name
     must appear in a location of equal prominence in the derived work as it
     appears in the original software.

   - **Consistency of Titles**: Each credited name must appear with the same or
     equivalent title or role (e.g., "Written by," "Graphics by," etc.) as in
     the original work.

#### 4. Requirements for Use of Dungeons & Dragons Intellectual Property

   - **Compliance with Wizards of the Coast Licensing Terms**: If this software
     or any derivative work incorporates intellectual property from *Dungeons &
     Dragons* as published by Wizards of the Coast (e.g., creatures, spells,
     rules, mechanics), the derivative work must fully comply with the
     applicable licensing terms specified by Wizards of the Coast for use of
     their intellectual property. This may include adherence to the Open Game
     License (OGL) or any other relevant licensing terms, disclaimers, or
     requirements provided by Wizards of the Coast.

   - **License Notice for Wizards of the Coast Content**: Any derivative work
     using *Dungeons & Dragons* content must include a notice stating compliance
     with Wizards of the Coast's licensing terms, along with any required
     copyright, trademark, and/or licensing disclaimers specified by Wizards of
     the Coast in the OGL or similar licensing terms. This notice should be
     placed in a prominent location, such as within the game's documentation,
     credits, or license text.

#### 5. Modification of Credits

   - **No Removal or Alteration**: Derivative authors may not alter or remove
     any of the original credits, including the author’s attribution,
     inspirational credit to *Wizardry* by Sir-Tech Software, or the dedication
     to Jenny Mayer. Additional contributors may be credited in derivative
     works, but these new credits must not diminish the prominence or position
     of the original credits.

   - **Author and Inspirational Credit Prominence**: In derivative works, the
     credits to Jeffrey Getzin as the author and *Wizardry* by Sir-Tech Software
     as inspiration must remain among the most prominent credits, and should not
     be repositioned or minimized in any way that would reduce their visibility
     or recognition.

#### 6. Compliance

   - **License Enforcement**: Failure to comply with the requirements of this
     section will constitute a violation of the license terms under GPL v3, and
     all rights granted by this license will automatically terminate as
     specified in Section 8 of GPL v3 if the terms are not met within 30 days of
     receiving notice.

By adhering to these additional terms, you acknowledge and agree to uphold the
legacy and contributions of all individuals, entities, and dedications credited
in the original software.

END OF ADDITIONAL TERMS

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