Every one of the 172 graphic numbers. An object's graphic, the first byte of its record, is all it is: it picks the sprite it is drawn with, through GRAPHICS, and the update routine the main loop runs for it every turn, through UPDATES. There is no separate frame number: a thing animates, or turns into something else, by changing its own graphic -- a walking frame, a puff's next frame, a stone finished by the bucket.

They are grouped here by what their routines do. Each line gives the sprite (click it for the sprite, or the address for its entry in the listing), the routine and a line on what it does, and where the graphic comes from: the scenery and object templates that name it, the quest's records, the tables the panel, the border and the sky are drawn from, and the routines that give it to an object. Knight Lore has the same two tables, by object type (see Knight Lore's objects).

Graphic 0 is an empty record and 1 one about to be emptied; neither is drawn. Graphic numbers run to 171, and 40 of them are never placed.

Graphics 0 and 1 -- The player -- Bolts and puffs -- Doorways -- Walls and still things -- Things that kill where they stand -- Blocks that fall and can be pushed -- Blocks that move -- Creatures -- Things from the sky -- The quest -- The panel and the border -- Graphics nothing places

Graphics 0 and 1

Not things: 0 is an empty record, which the main loop still runs (a RET) and nothing draws, and 1 an object on its way out -- what is picked up, a puff at its end, a crumbled block -- which the drawing code empties instead of drawing (DRAW_OBJECT).

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
0	$9395	nothing: width and height zero	NOTHING: nothing	nothing places it
1				an object on its way out: rubbed out and emptied when next drawn (DRAW_OBJECT)

The player

He is two records, legs and body (OBJECTS). The legs' routine does his whole turn -- controls, turning, walking, jumping, picking up, the move and firing -- and its graphic says which way he faces and his walking frame; the body follows the legs, its graphic theirs plus 8, and keeps out of the collisions.

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
32	$98A5	his legs	PLAYER_LEGS: his whole turn: controls, turning, walking, jumping, taking, moving, firing	his legs: the facing and the walking frame (PLAYER_LEGS)
33	$9849
34	$97ED
35	$9849
36	$996F	his legs, the other view
37	$9901
38	$99DD
39	$9901
40	$94DF	his body	PLAYER_TOP: follows the legs, 12 or 8 above them	his body: the legs' graphic plus 8 (PLAYER_TOP)
41	$943B
42	$9397
43	$943B
44	$9651	his body, the other view
45	$9583
46	$971F
47	$9583

Bolts and puffs

A bolt flies level at 8 units a turn and shoots down what fell from the sky; stopped by anything else it goes up in a puff. A puff is also what he, the bucket and a shot-down flyer become: a frame a turn, then gone.

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
64	$813B	a puff of smoke	PUFF: the next frame, with a burst of noise	the first frame of a puff (START_PUFF)
65	$8175			a puff's later frames (PUFF)
66	$81C5
67	$8175
68	$81C5
69
70	$822D	a puff breaking up
71			END_PUFF: vanishes
149	$828F	a bolt	BOLT: flies, shoots down flyers, puffs when stopped	a bolt in flight: the frames go 151, 150, 149 (BOLT)
150	$82D1			a bolt, as it is fired (FIRE)
151	$8313			a bolt in flight: the frames go 151, 150, 149 (BOLT)

Doorways

Each doorway is two pillars: the first works out where the doorway is and sends him through it, the second only draws.

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
6	$9C63	a tree: the first pillar of a doorway in the trees	FIRST_PILLAR: the doorway: steers him to its middle and sends him through	scenery 0, 1, 2, 3
7	$9DAF	a tree: the second pillar of a doorway in the trees	SECOND_PILLAR: sets its drawing nudge
8	$A557	the first half of a stone arch	FIRST_PILLAR: the doorway: steers him to its middle and sends him through	scenery 4, 5, 6, 7, 24, 25, 26, 27
9	$A47D	the second half of a stone arch	SECOND_PILLAR: sets its drawing nudge

Walls and still things

A still thing's whole update routine is to set the nudge that lines its sprite up with its position (+$12 and +$13); nothing else about it changes, so it is never redrawn unless something passes in front of it.

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
10	$9E51	a tree stump	JUMP_L16_D8: sets its drawing nudge	object template 1 (15 rooms)
11	$88BD	a stone block		scenery 28, 29, 30, 31; object template 0 (30 rooms)
12	$9F1B	a tree in a line of trees	DRAW_AT_L8_D2: sets its drawing nudge	scenery 8, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17
13	$9FC9
14	$A09F
15	$A175
52	$A327	a column in a stone wall		scenery 12, 13, 15, 20, 21 (no room)
53	$A2A9	a piece of ruined stone wall	DRAW_AT_L8_D4: sets its drawing nudge	scenery 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21 (no room)
54	$A23F
55	$A3AD
56	$A40F			scenery 12, 13, 14
57	$A67F	the end of a stone wall	DRAW_AT_L8: sets its drawing nudge	scenery 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21 (no room)
76	$9E51	a tree stump	JUMP_L16_D8: sets its drawing nudge	object template 8 (2 rooms)
82	$8609	a smooth block		object template 23 (2 rooms)

Things that kill where they stand

Deadly both ways (MAKE_DEADLY): whatever touches them dies. The spikes can also be pushed and fall.

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
23	$8795	a bed of spikes	STILL_DEADLY: deadly both ways; never moves	object template 3 (35 rooms)
28			SPIKES: deadly both ways; falls and can be pushed	object template 14 (7 rooms)
30	$86EB	a toothed trap	STILL_DEADLY: deadly both ways; never moves	object template 5 (28 rooms)
74	$73BF	a dark patch on the ground		object template 13 (4 rooms)
75	$7441	a hand reaching out of a dark patch		object template 21 (11 rooms)

Blocks that fall and can be pushed

They fall a unit a turn, and walking into one pushes it (the collision code gives it the pusher's step) -- except the heavy block, which throws its pushes away.

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
63	$8609	a smooth block	PUSHABLE: falls, and moves when pushed	object template 6 (2 rooms)
72	$9E51	a tree stump		object template 4 (17 rooms)
73	$8ABD	a table	SLIDING_TABLE, in HEAVY_BLOCK: falls, and moves when pushed	object template 7 (4 rooms)
79	$88BD	a stone block	PUSHABLE: falls, and moves when pushed	object template 11 (4 rooms)
91			HEAVY_BLOCK: falls; pushes have no effect	object template 9 (3 rooms), 22 (no room)

Blocks that move

Stone blocks that do something when he stands on them, or that move by themselves and carry him: the collision code gives him, standing on a thing, its step when he has none of his own (ADJ_DZ_FOR_OBJ_INTERSECT).

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
78	$88BD	a stone block	SINKING_BLOCK: sinks a unit a turn while stood on	object template 10 (6 rooms)
84			LIFT: rises to 176 carrying him, then sinks back	object template 12 (7 rooms)
85			BOBBER: falls, then rises to 176, over and over	nothing places it
87			PACER_U, in DEADLY_PACER_U: paces along U, 2 a turn, turning at a bump	object template 16 (12 rooms)
88			PACER_V, in DEADLY_PACER_V: paces along V, 2 a turn, turning at a bump	object template 17 (5 rooms)
136			CRUMBLING_BLOCK: crumbles a stage a turn while stood on	object template 24 (18 rooms)
137	$74C3	the stone block crumbling, first stage		the crumbling block's stages (CRUMBLING_BLOCK)
138	$759D	the stone block crumbling, second stage
139	$7677	the stone block crumbling, last stage
140	$88BD	a stone block	CONVEYOR_PLUS_U: carries what stands on it forwards in U	object template 25 (2 rooms)
141			CONVEYOR_MINUS_U: carries what stands on it backwards in U	object template 26 (no room)
142			CONVEYOR_PLUS_V: carries what stands on it forwards in V	object template 27 (3 rooms)
143			CONVEYOR_MINUS_V: carries what stands on it backwards in V	object template 28 (1 room)

Creatures

Deadly both ways (MAKE_DEADLY). The heads move as the blocks do, pacing or bobbing; the spiders run about.

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
16	$84AD	a spider	ROAMER: deadly; runs straight, turns at a bump	object template 20 (8 rooms)
17				the spider's other frame, every other turn (ROAMER)
86	$7751	a horned head	DEADLY_BOBBER: deadly; falls, then rises to 176, over and over	object template 15 (8 rooms)
89	$84AD	a spider	SPIDER: deadly; scuttles diagonally at random	object template 18 (16 rooms)
92	$7751	a horned head	DEADLY_PACER_U: deadly; paces along U, turning at a bump	object template 29 (7 rooms)
93			DEADLY_PACER_V: deadly; paces along V, turning at a bump	object template 30 (5 rooms)

Things from the sky

What SKY_DROP drops into a room from a height of 216, one of the eight graphics at DROP_GRAPHICS at random. Homers fly at him and bounce off what they hit, and their routine sets no kill bits; the witch and the walker run straight, turn when they bump into something, and are deadly both ways (MAKE_DEADLY). A bolt that touches any of them shoots it down, for points from its graphic number (SHOOT_DOWN).

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
48	$7FFF	a ghost	HOMER: flies at him, bouncing off what it hits	object template 2 (no room); falls from the sky (DROP_GRAPHICS, 2 of its 8)
49	$809D			a homer's other frames: the low two bits of the graphic (HOMER)
50	$7FFF
51	$809D
80	$7A9D	a witch on a broomstick	SKY_ROAMER, in ROAMER: deadly; runs straight, turns at a bump	falls from the sky (DROP_GRAPHICS, 2 of its 8)
81	$7B5F	a witch on a broomstick, from behind		the witch's other view (ROAMER)
160	$7DD1	a clawed, winged beast	HOMER: flies at him, bouncing off what it hits	falls from the sky (DROP_GRAPHICS, 2 of its 8)
161	$7E8B			a homer's other frames: the low two bits of the graphic (HOMER)
162	$7DD1
163	$7F45
164	$7CA1	a pointed blob		falls from the sky (DROP_GRAPHICS, 1 of its 8)
165	$7D33			a homer's other frames: the low two bits of the graphic (HOMER)
166	$7CA1
167	$7C21
168	$7813	a lumbering figure, walking	SKY_WALKER: deadly; walks straight, turns at a bump	falls from the sky (DROP_GRAPHICS, 1 of its 8)
169	$78AB			the walker's other frames (SKY_WALKER)
170	$7943	a lumbering figure from behind, walking
171	$79F3

The quest

The well, the bucket it gives, the four stones, the five rune stones and the pentagram's eight pieces (see the quest). Their records live in QUEST_RECORDS between rooms, and they come into a room after it is built (QUEST_INTO_ROOM).

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
90	$9029	the bucket	BUCKET: put down in a quest item's room, flies to it	the bucket, which the well makes (WELL)
112	$8D55	a rough stone	QUEST_ITEM: is finished when the bucket reaches it	quest record 0 in QUEST_START, quest item
113				quest record 1 in QUEST_START, quest item
114				quest record 2 in QUEST_START, quest item
115				quest record 3 in QUEST_START, quest item
116	$8E8F	a finished pillar		a quest item once the bucket reaches it: its graphic plus 4 (QUEST_ITEM)
117
118
119
120	$8C13	the well	WELL: gives the bucket after 32 turns of being shot	object template 19 (3 rooms)
128	$6F2F	a piece of the pentagram	PENTAGRAM_PIECE: lies still	quest record 9 in QUEST_START, piece of the pentagram
129	$6FC1			quest record 10 in QUEST_START, piece of the pentagram
130	$7053			quest record 11 in QUEST_START, piece of the pentagram
131	$70E5			quest record 12 in QUEST_START, piece of the pentagram
132	$7177			quest record 13 in QUEST_START, piece of the pentagram
133	$7209			quest record 14 in QUEST_START, piece of the pentagram
134	$729B			quest record 15 in QUEST_START, piece of the pentagram
135	$732D			quest record 16 in QUEST_START, piece of the pentagram
144	$90BB	a rune stone	COLLECTABLE: can be carried; in room 82 glides to its place	quest record 8 in QUEST_START, collectable
145	$914D			quest record 7 in QUEST_START, collectable
146	$91DF			quest record 6 in QUEST_START, collectable
147	$9271			quest record 5 in QUEST_START, collectable
148	$9303			quest record 4 in QUEST_START, collectable
152	$90BB		JUMP_L16_D8: sets its drawing nudge	a collectable once it is in its place: its graphic plus 8 (COLLECTABLE)
153	$914D
154	$91DF
155	$9271
156	$9303

The panel and the border

Drawn by the panel and the text screens, never in a room: the scroll-work at the foot of the screen (DISPLAY_PANEL), the lives icon (DRAW_LIVES), and the border round the menu and the end screens (PRINT_BORDER).

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
2	$9A4B	a side of the text screens' border	NOTHING: nothing	the text screens' border (BORDER_DATA)
3	$9ADD	the short piece closing the border's top and bottom
4	$9B3F	a length of the border's top and bottom
5	$9BD1	a corner of the border
22	$8877	a little Sabreman		the lives icon on the panel (DRAW_LIVES)
58	$89A7	a piece of the panel's scroll-work		the panel's scroll-work (PANEL_DATA)
59	$89E9
60	$8A59		BOLT: flies, shoots down flyers, puffs when stopped
61			NOTHING: nothing
62	$8A9B

Graphics nothing places

No room, template, table or routine gives an object one of these, so the game never shows them. Most name the empty sprite; a few name a real one and have a routine that would run it.

Graphic	Sprite	What it shows	Update routine	Where it comes from
18	$98A5	his legs	NOTHING: nothing	nothing places it
19	$9901	his legs, the other view
20	$98A5	his legs
21	$9849
24	$9395	nothing: width and height zero
25
26
27
29	$9849	his legs
31	$86EB	a toothed trap
77	$9E51	a tree stump	JUMP_L16_D12: sets its drawing nudge
83	$9395	nothing: width and height zero	NOTHING: nothing
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
121	$88BD	a stone block	PENTAGRAM_PIECE: lies still
122
123
124
125
126
127
157	$9395	nothing: width and height zero	JUMP_L16_D8: sets its drawing nudge
158
159