Files contained within the "AlteredAlchemyImages" archive:

COPY0.PIC

COPY1.PIC

COPY2.PIC

COPY3.PIC

COPY4.PIC

COPY5.PIC

COPY6.PIC

COPY7.PIC

COPY8.PIC

COPY9.PIC

COPY10.PIC

COPY11.PIC

COPY12.PIC

COPY13.PIC

COPY14.PIC

COPY15.PIC

COPY16.PIC

COPY17.PIC

COPY18.PIC

COPY19.PIC

readme.txt

STARTSCR.PIC

README.TXT file contents (by Quadko):

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  These are the alchemy "copy protection" pictures from
  Darklands, altered to contain the lable as well as the image.
  This means you do not have to refer to the reference card,
  you can read the copy protection image lables right in the game.
  Needless to say, you shouldn't use them unless you own
  the game.

  This also provides proof that the PicConverter application
  can create .pic images readable by Darklands.

  To use these images, copy them into the darklands\pic directory
  (backing up old images if you choose.)

  Files:
  StartScr.pic - Darklands Startup menu - added "www.darklands.net". :)    
  Copy*.pic - Copy protection "alchemy" images

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! NOTE: On several of the altered images there was insufficient space
to fit the entire copy-code, resulting in the word being truncated on that
tile. Please keep this in mind. Do not use the shorter literal as displayed
in response to the copy-protection challenge. Instead use the full, proper
spelling of that word (ENU) as indicated here:

  TIP: Verify your copy-code tile set using PICSHOW.
  
  Because the altered copy-code files use the same
  names as their originals, you may wish to verify
  the new files are in place as expected. This can
  be done from a 16-bit DOS command prompt (e.g.
  DOSBox) using a utility that comes with Darklands
  in the DARKLAND\PICS\ directory, PICSHOW.EXE!
  Here is an example of its usage:
  
  C:\DARKLAND\PICS> picshow copy*.pic [-p charpalt.pic]
  
  - where "*" is a numeral 0 - 19.
  - contents in brackets [ ] are optional // do not include the brackets!
  
  Run command "picshow /help" for more information.