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'''The Brotherhood of Ruin''' is a 2003 [[episode]] of seven maps for ''[[Doom II]]'', created by [[Kristian Aro]]. The maps in Brotherhood of Ruin do not have names. However names have been implemented for MAP28, MAP29, and MAP30 in the WAD. The names are Hell Gate, Threshold to Agony, and Doomed Forever, respectively. | '''The Brotherhood of Ruin''' is a 2003 [[episode]] of seven maps for ''[[Doom II]]'', created by [[Kristian Aro]]. The maps in Brotherhood of Ruin do not have names. However names have been implemented for MAP28, MAP29, and MAP30 in the WAD. The names are Hell Gate, Threshold to Agony, and Doomed Forever, respectively. | ||
It was selected by [[Doomworld]] as one of the ten mods from 2003 to be placed among the [[Top 100 WADs of All Time]]. | It was selected by [[Doomworld]] as one of the ten mods from 2003 to be placed among the [[Top 100 WADs of All Time]]. | ||
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===Levels=== | ===Levels=== | ||
| − | *[[MAP01 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP01]] | + | * [[MAP01 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP01]] |
| − | *[[MAP02 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP02]] | + | * [[MAP02 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP02]] |
| − | *[[MAP03 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP03]] | + | * [[MAP03 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP03]] |
| − | *[[MAP04 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP04]] | + | * [[MAP04 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP04]] |
| − | *[[MAP05 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP05]] | + | * [[MAP05 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP05]] |
| − | *[[MAP06 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP06]] | + | * [[MAP06 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP06]] |
| − | *[[MAP07 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP07]] | + | * [[MAP07 (Brotherhood of Ruin)|MAP07]] |
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===Soundtrack=== | ===Soundtrack=== | ||
* MAP01: Untitled composition #1 by [[Paul Corfiatis]] | * MAP01: Untitled composition #1 by [[Paul Corfiatis]] | ||
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* [[Intermission]] music: [[E2M4: The Ice Grotto (Heretic)|E2M4]] [[Heretic music|song]] from ''[[Heretic]]'' (Kevin Schilder) | * [[Intermission]] music: [[E2M4: The Ice Grotto (Heretic)|E2M4]] [[Heretic music|song]] from ''[[Heretic]]'' (Kevin Schilder) | ||
* [[Text screen]] music: Untitled composition #5 by Paul Corfiatis | * [[Text screen]] music: Untitled composition #5 by Paul Corfiatis | ||
| − | * [[Doom II cast sequence|Cast sequence]]: MIDI version of {{wp|Marilyn Manson}}'s cover of "{{wp|Sweet Dreams (Are Made | + | * [[Doom II cast sequence|Cast sequence]]: MIDI version of {{wp|Marilyn Manson}}'s cover of "{{wp|Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)}}" by {{wp|Eurythmics}}, sequenced by Reggie Granados |
{{col-end}} | {{col-end}} | ||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
| − | *{{idgames|id=11866|Brotherhood of Ruin}} | + | * {{idgames|id=11866}} |
| − | + | * {{dsda|id=774}} | |
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| The Brotherhood of Ruin | |
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| Author | Kristian Aro |
| Port | Boom-compatible |
| IWAD | Doom II |
| Year | 2003 |
| Link | Doomworld/idgames |
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This mod was one of the ten 2003 mods to feature in the Top 100 WADs of All Time on Doomworld! |
The Brotherhood of Ruin is a 2003 episode of seven maps for Doom II, created by Kristian Aro. The maps in Brotherhood of Ruin do not have names. However names have been implemented for MAP28, MAP29, and MAP30 in the WAD. The names are Hell Gate, Threshold to Agony, and Doomed Forever, respectively.
It was selected by Doomworld as one of the ten mods from 2003 to be placed among the Top 100 WADs of All Time.
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External Links
- The Brotherhood of Ruin at Doomworld/idgames
- The Brotherhood of Ruin (archived 🏛) at the Doomed Speed Demos Archive
