if (col == BLACK)
        col = random_colour();

    // gila monsters colours: lightmagenta, magenta, lightred, yellow
    MONS_GILA_MONSTER, 'l', BLACK, "gila monster",

    // old colour: black (randomly lightmagenta, magenta, lightred, or yellow)
    MONS_GILA_MONSTER, 'l', MAGENTA, "gila monster",

    MONS_ORC, 'o', RED, "orc",

    MONS_ORC, 'o', LIGHTRED, "orc",

    MONS_ORC_WARRIOR, 'o', LIGHTRED, "orc warrior",

    MONS_ORC_WARRIOR, 'o', YELLOW, "orc warrior",

    MONS_URUG, 'o', YELLOW, "Urug",

    MONS_URUG, 'o', RED, "Urug",

    {

    }

        for (c = igrd[ mitm[dest].x ][ mitm[dest].y ]; c != NON_ITEM; c = mitm[c].link)

        for (c = igrd[ mitm[dest].x ][ mitm[dest].y ]; c != NON_ITEM;
             c = mitm[c].link)

    mpr( "BUG WARNING: Problems unlinking item!!!", MSGCH_DANGER );

    mprf( MSGCH_DANGER, "BUG WARNING: Problems unlinking item '%s', (%d, %d)!!!",
          mitm[dest].name(DESC_PLAIN).c_str(), mitm[dest].x, mitm[dest].y );

    bool  linked = false;
    int   old_link = mitm[dest].link; // used to try linking the first

    bool linked = false;
    int  old_link = mitm[dest].link; // used to try linking the first

    {

    }

            corpse.special = 90;
            corpse.colour = LIGHTGREY;

            corpse.special  = 90;
            corpse.colour   = LIGHTGREY;

    if (abil.food_cost && you.is_undead != US_UNDEAD)

    if (abil.food_cost && you.is_undead != US_UNDEAD
        && (you.is_undead != US_SEMI_UNDEAD || you.hunger_state > HS_STARVING))

# consistent groups (e.g. group jackals with hounds,
# move slugs into a group of their own) and to follow 
# a more consistent colour scheme where similar
# monster would have similar colours (e.g. orc priest
# and elf priest are both coloured green now) and the 
# higher level (and thus more dangerous) version of 
# an early monster would get the brighter colour. 
# As an example of the latter, the orc sorceror has
# been recoloured to light magenta because the orc
# wizard (the easier orc mage version) glyph is 
# coloured magenta. Also, the colours of some pairings 
# including small snake/snake and yaktaur/yaktaur 
# have been switched, following the same rule.
# Another important point of the change was to avoid
# the use of dark grey, which can be unreadable on some 
# systems, and use light grey, white, or blue or another 

# consistent groups (e.g. group jackals with hounds, move
# slugs into a group of their own) and to follow a more 
# consistent colour scheme where similar monsters would 
# have similar colours (e.g. orc priest and elf priest 
# are both coloured green now) and the higher level (and 
# thus more dangerous) version of an early monster would 
# get the brighter colour. 
# As an example of the latter, the orc sorceror has been
# recoloured to light magenta because the orc wizard (the 
# easier orc mage version) glyph is coloured magenta. 
# Also, the colours of some pairings including small 
# snake/snake and yaktaur/yaktaur captain have been 
# switched, following the same rule.
# Another important point of the change was to avoid the
# use of dark grey, which can be unreadable on some
# systems, and use light grey, white, or blue, or another 

# We think that as a result of these changes monsters
# are coloured more consistently, and that their 
# difficulty level should be easier to grasp for newbies.

# We think that as a result of these changes monsters are
# coloured more consistently, and that their difficulty
# level should be easier to grasp for newbies.

# hard on experienced players. Of course we hope that 
# you will be able to adapt, but in case there are 
# changes you really cannot accept, here are the options
# necessary to make the glyphs of all affected monsters
# show up as they did in version 0.3.4. 

# hard on experienced players. Of course we hope that you
# will be able to adapt, but in case there are changes you
# really cannot accept, here are the options necessary to 
# make the glyphs of all affected monsters show up as they 
# did in version 0.3.4. 

# You'll find a table comparing old and new settings at 

# You'll find a table comparing old and new settings at

mon_glyph = orc : lightred
mon_glyph = Urug : red
mon_glyph = orc warrior : yellow

#mon_glyph = orc : lightred
#mon_glyph = Urug : red
#mon_glyph = orc warrior : yellow

# black means randomly coloured
mon_glyph = gila monster : black

# gila monster            random (black) magenta