# Dumplog
A dumplog is a text file that records much of the game state at the end of a game. Things generally recorded in a dumplog include:

The game version, start time, and end time.
What was shown on the screen when the game ended.
The last messages.
The fully identified inventory. (Some dumplog implementations might additionally provide what the player knew about them at the time.)
The player's attributes.
The lists of vanquished creatures, genocides, and extinctions.
The conducts the player followed.
The dungeon overview (in 3.6.1 and beyond).
In some implementations, if the player died, their tombstone.
The computation of the player's score.
Dumplogs support was introduced natively in NetHack 3.6.1, but needs to be enabled in sysconf.
NetHack 3.6.0 and prior versions do not produce a dumplog, unless the game is patched (which many public servers do). A player using tty can cut and paste off the screen if they really want to.

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