Large overhaul of the fighting system. ...

Removed the 'weapon' object type, changed 'equip' to 'hold'
and implemented some minor UI changes.

Implemented persistent state storage.

Updated source file headers. ...

Also fixed the illegal-character-bug in the start menu.

Wrote the HACKING documentation file. ...

Also some small bug fixes and adjustments.

Added place commands and the lost-in-the-forest extension function. ...

Also a bug fix in the interpreter and some minor adjustments elsewhere.

Removed the player creation function and made the start menu more user-friendly.

Diked out character class and race.

Fixed an interpreter bug, started on a larger game adjustment.

Redesigned 'abilities' feature, changed license to GPL. ...

Also various bug fixes and code annotations. License change due to
my use of CLISP external functions.

Diked out the in-game functions. ...

I'd basically have needed to implement a Turing-complete language for this
(isn't there a law about that?), so I've ditched the attempt and will offer
the same functionality via external Lisp functions.

Implemented in-game functions. ...

Although they will probably still change significantly...
Also fixed a bug in the combat system.

Added concept of darkness. ...

Also various bugfixes.

Implemented quests. A small feature with a large effect :-)

Expanded the Lugwey world.

First commit to the ATL branch. Started on the 'Monastery of Lugwey' world. ...

And doing some bug fixing as I go along.

Integrated the 'Start' player construct into ATL. ...

Also some refactoring.

Changed some things around under the hood to get 'attack' working later on. ...

Monsters are now stored as struct references in each place instead of by
name only. Fixed the multiple-item-removal bug.

Started implementing trading system (buying works now). ...

Also added UI for creator.lisp and other minor changes.

Started on creator.lisp, the ATL code generator, and implemented spreadsheet parsing. ...

Very proud of myself - this commit transforms a spreadsheet into code in under
40 lines of Lisp, and I wrote that in two hours, starting at midnight :D

Implemented item pickup/dropping/equipping. ...

Also expanded the test world and some other adjustments.

Some refactoring and bug fixing (introduced debugging print function).

Continued working on networking capabilities. ...

Currently at an impasse, though...

Refactored define commands, started integrating monsters into the game world.

A lot of refactoring and code cleanup... ...

Still to be done: remove all those (eval) expressions.

Did some planning on how to proceed from here, started on the networking module.

Wrote create-player (though still buggy)

Enabled Lisp extension files to be loaded from ATL source file. ...

Also added option to show license to interactive start menu, and
various small bug fixes/additions.

Added races and character classes, wrote safe-guard against circular imports.

Parsing an ATL file now actually builds the *world*.

Merged in master (to obtain Python code), added commandline parameter parsing.