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<h1>Discovering Common Lisp with <code>trivial-gamekit</code></h1>
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I always wanted to learn some Lisp dialect.
In the meantime, [[https://github.com/lkn-org/lykan][lykan]] —my Slayers Online clone— begins to take shape.
So, of course, my brain got an idea: /why not writing a client for lykan in some
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* Common Lisp, Quicklisp and trivial-gamekit
The trivial-gamekit [[https://borodust.github.io/projects/trivial-gamekit/][website]] lists several requirements.