SlayeR (WAD)

SlayeR

Author	Richard Wiles
Port	Vanilla Doom
IWAD	Doom II
Year	2001
Link	Doomworld/idgames
	This mod was one of the ten 2001 mods to feature in the Top 100 WADs of All Time on Doomworld!

Top 100 WADs of All Time
2001 Sin City SlayeR Null Space Doom Resurrection The Darkest Hour Equinox Vrack 2b Phobia KZDoom7 Revolution!
1994 - 1995 - 1996 - 1997 - 1998 1999 - 2000 - 2001 - 2002 - 2003 Cacowards

This article is about the level set. For other uses, see Slayer.

SlayeR is an episode WAD designed by Richard Wiles that was released in October 2001. It also includes four deathmatch maps. SlayeR was chosen as one of the entries for 2001 in the Top 100 WADs of All Time.

The first level is rather unique compared to the others. It is a large, expansive map while the other nine levels are short to medium and quite focused.

Content[edit]

Levels[edit]

MAP01: Human Processing
MAP02: Get The Gun
MAP03: Gethsemane
MAP04: Old Town
MAP05: Arena
MAP06: Psycho-mania
MAP07: Into The Light
MAP08: 10 Secrets
MAP09: Techbase Terror
MAP10: Staircase to Heaven
MAP25: deathmatch version of MAP07
MAP26: deathmatch version of MAP05
MAP27: deathmatch version of MAP02
MAP28: deathmatch version of MAP08
MAP31: unnamed bonus map

Soundtrack[edit]

MAP01: "Opening to Hell" by Robert Prince, from Doom II
MAP02: "Atcoty" by Kevin Schilder, from Heretic
MAP03: "Mummy Rags" by Mark Klem, from Memento Mori
MAP04: MIDI rendition of "Tubular Bells, Part 1" by Mike Oldfield
MAP05: "Dance of the Sugarplum Lunatic" by Mark Klem, from Memento Mori II
MAP06: MIDI rendition of "Breathe" by The Prodigy
MAP07: "Treasures in the Dark" by Mark Klem, from STRAIN
MAP08: "Slipper" by Mark Klem, from Memento Mori
MAP09: "Sadistic" by L.A. Sieben, from TNT: Evilution
MAP10: "Legion of the Lost" by L.A. Sieben, from TNT: Evilution
MAP25: no replacement
MAP26: no replacement
MAP27: no replacement
MAP28: no replacement
MAP31: no replacement

Intermission and text screens: "Track 15" from Metaltech: Earthsiege

The bonus level is only accessible via the idclev cheat code, a command line argument, or a console command (when using a source port).

Trivia[edit]

Chris Hansen included this WAD in his 2001 list of "Great Doom Releases".

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