Programmer: Martin Schofield
                         Program: randtres
                         Purpose: random treasure generator
                                  for AD&D 2nd edition game

       Randtres is propreitary property of Martin Schofield. It is not 
freeware! People who enjoy this program and wish to continue using it, for 
more than one week, should send $5.00(check payable to Martin Schofield) to:
                
                    Martin Schofield
                    79 Turner Street
                    Dedham MA, 02026

You can also send e-mail to me at mschof@cs.umb.edu

Shareware distribution companies may include this program on any of their
products as long as the original files are not changed, and the cost of
this program is no more than $5.00 (not including shipping & handling).

Feel free to distribute this program as long as the original files remain
unchanged.

The writer of this program assumes no responsibility for any damage, real
or imagined caused by this program.

Also of potential interest is Randchar a random charcter generator for 
the AD&D game. This program even has a monster hit point generator.

Notes:

People who have a use for this program don't need definitions to most of 
the words encountered in the program, however the word seed may cause 
some confusion.
Seed: an integer, enter a whole number.

Randtres is largely a menu-driven program, when running a menu will appear
with available choices. Entering the letter corresponding to each choice 
that character will be generated. 

To quit the program the letter q should be entered as your choice, this is
on the menu but I thought I should point this out.

Randtres will also work for the D&D game, however many of the items 
contained are not found in the D&D game. Restricting usage to weapons and
armor should make most items generated relevant (but if you still don't 
know what the item is you should probally just ignore it).

Finally, remember if this program generated an item which you'd rather not 
have in your campaign just ignore it. You're the DM, I'm just another DM
who wrote a computer program.



This program was written using materials drawn from:

David "Zeb" Cook, Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd edition Dungeons Master's
                  Guide. Random House: 1989.

David "Zeb" Cook, Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd edition Player's Handbook
                  Random House: 1989.

with the purpose of aiding DMs and players.


If this just went by your screen really fast then: turn your printer on,
type the following   type randtres.txt >prn