Picking up objects manually should be a free, repeatable action. This is because autopickup is a free action, so it is optimal and tedious (but relevant if you are trying for a low-turncount game) to look at what’s on the square you’re about to move to, go into the options menu and adjust pickup_types and autopickup exceptions so you will pick up the things you want on that square, and repeat constantly every time you would have used the manual pickup command.

However, this does not fix the issue where autopickup will still allow you to pick up objects on squares you are going to be forced off, such as the gray stones on levelporters in Mines’ End.

To avoid confusion, the “Ghost of an Adventurer” themed room with a realistic fake bones pile should not generate if you have the bones option turned on.

Allow more fine-grained configuration of when the game should start the player with a pet – for instance the ability to say “if I am a Knight, start me with a pet; otherwise don’t start me with a pet.”

In the options menu, the player can select something which forces a reload of all non-birth options from the config file, in order to refresh annoying options which are saved with the game and do not pick up on when someone fixes them in their config file.

Allow “numpad” and “num_pad” as acceptable aliases for the real option “number_pad” in the config file.

Add “choose” as a pettype option, which prompts you to select from the available pets during character creation.

Command that saves your non-default, non-duplicated options to an autogenerated config file, or appends them to your existing config file, or writes out a config file with the wrong name and location (so you can copy and edit it).

If the verbose option is off, replace “A mysterious force prevents [monster] from teleporting!” with “[monster] shudders briefly.”

Make bones a composite option that enables you to load only your own bones files, and never other people’s.