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 Kilroy is perhaps one of the most perplexing aspects of the [[1985 (releases)|1985]] text-game ''[[Doctor Who and the Warlord (video game)|Doctor Who and the Warlord]]''. Kilroy can only be found by following a very specific chain of directional inputs in the final arc (from [[Brussels Road]]: west, north, north, east, northwest, northeast, north, west, north, north). It is not currently understood how the player was meant to know the correct name, although it should be stated that the character is obviously a reference to the [[Kilroy Was Here]] "Meme."
-Afer "Kilroy" drops the lance recharge module, he walks from the protagonist. The in-game text reads: "for a moment you think you can see right through him, but then he is gone." This implication, added to his knowledge of the Timelord, seems to indicate that Kilroy is not simply a random human. However, this is not expanded on.
+Afer "Kilroy" drops the lance recharge module, he walks from the protagonist. The in-game text reads: "for a moment you think you can see right through him, but then he is gone." This implication, added to his knowledge of the Warlord, seems to indicate that Kilroy is not simply a random human. However, this is not expanded on.
 In spite of the utter absurdity and obscurity of the character, speaking to him and getting his name correct are essential to beating the title.
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