Here's some generic C code to generate Wizardry 4 numbers. Have fun and remember Trebor Sux! _len /* Wizardry 4 Mordor Charge Number Generator V1.0 Created by Len Borowski 10/22/1995 Based on APPLESOFT BASIC code posted to comp.emulators.apple2 by Matt Ghio Yes, This is chicken scratch code but it works! The COLUMNS defintion tells how many 16 digit codes to print per row. */ #include #define COLUMNS 3 main() { int a[20] = { 1080,1211,1386,1556,1607,1735,2138,2293,2338,2395,2470,2788, 2892,2919,2990,3137,3303,3463,3587,3852 }; int b[20] = { 1086,1219,1516,1588,1669,1753,2194,2301,2362,2437,2480,2800, 2897,2922,3014,3243,3369,3538,3779,3868 }; int c[20] = { 1193,1282,1529,1602,1712,1757,2219,2313,2377,2451,2770,2812, 2910,2941,3032,3278,3414,3547,3816,3996 }; int d[20] = { 8771,1280,6528,8090,9125,8696,4261,1026,6375,6353,3160,2544, 5107,3105,1102,3205,6727,4306,7452,4943 }; int e[20] = { 0,1488,7814, 399,1330,6704, 354,7565,3161,6150,2293,1764, 4925,3479,5023,8265,7684,7509,6269,3350 }; int f[20] = { 0,8510, 475,1451, 12,8556,8449, 190,8896,8981,8866, 871, 1315,1190,8839, 832, 682,1065,1374, 299 }; int g,i,x,y,z,counter; counter = 0; for (x = 0;x < 20;x++) for (y = 0;y < 20;y++) for (z = 0;z < 20;z++) { g = d[x] + e[y] + f[z]; while (g > 10000) { g = g - 9000; } printf("%04d %04d %04d %04d",a[x],b[y],c[z],g); counter++; if ((counter % COLUMNS) == 0) { printf("\n"); } printf(" "); } printf("\n"); }