This application allows you to spawn up to seven Diablo 2 LAN bots that will connect to your hosted Diablo 2 LAN game. It is not meant and will not work with Battle.net. The application is coded in C++ and compiles under Linux and BSD.
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- Works with Diablo II LOD v1.12
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