A version of DCSS with lava orcs, no hunger, double the inventory space, and so much more! Check it out!

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A quest to find the mystifyingly fabulous Orb of Zot!

Circus Animals edition of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup

Description of DCSSCA woohoo

You don't know who you're dealing with!

The Hero

Much of the discussion about Circus Animals is done on IRC. If you have questions or suggestions, connect to the Freenode IRC server and join ##circusfork. If you don't have an IRC client already, you can use the webchat here. Or, join the discussion right here on Github!

What manner of fiend is this?

The Foes

Warble Snarble

A treacherous path...

The World

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Are you ready?

Let's Play It!

You can play Circus Animals today! Just go here.

Where did it come from?

History

The original Dungeon Crawl was created in 1995 by Linley Henzell. Crawl rapidly gained popularity because of Linley’s many innovative game-play concepts. The Dungeon Crawl Reference project was formed to pull Crawl out of ensorcelled hibernation. Dungeon Crawl Reference is a reference version of Crawl 4.0 beta 26. Stone Soup is a branch of Dungeon Crawl Reference and is the biggest, most official version of Crawl in development.