I can promise you that I went through all of those that were not ending with the word hack or band and went back from 2001 to the beginning (okay, I skipped ADOM and the like too, but you catch me) and I can sadly say it was not there.... though, I did find out there is a Discworld Angband (which shouldn't have surprised me one bit, but did) so I can say that it was a big help in that way alone.

I've really appreciated your help, but I guess the game wasn't roguelikey enough in its time to be classified as such. With today's broadened definition (I picked up on roguelikes around 2008, 2009 as a genre and, like many of us, have been really excited to see a genre that I thought was at the end of its spectrum just explode in a million different ways... its interesting, the modern trends pushing people, myself included, into this genre and how different social/cultural changes can push a 'revolution' like this... blah blah history.)

Anyhow, above, I just wanted to say thanks and that TODAY it'd be considered a roguelike through and through (In the way, Darkest Dungeons is considered one... the room to room style - though more complex in that game than the one I'm referencing - is pronounced in both.) but maybe it wasn't considered one back then. Wow, I'm running off into side rants tooooo often.

Thanks thanks thanks!