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| − | Creeplight Ruins is a Hard difficulty dungeon | + | <onlyinclude>{{ |
| + | {{{tpl|DungeonInfobox}}} | ||
| + | |Name=Creeplight Ruins | ||
| + | |ShortHand=CR | ||
| + | |Monsters={{m|Zombie}}s, {{m|Snake}}s, {{m|Golem}}s, {{m|Cultist}}s, {{m|Shade}}s | ||
| + | |Boss={{IcoLink|Anoobis.png|Creeplight Ruins#Boss|Anoobis}} | ||
| + | |SuggestedClasses= | ||
| + | |Unlock=[[Bigger Money Pit]] | ||
| + | }}</onlyinclude>[[Creeplight Ruins]] is a Hard difficulty dungeon, filled with evil reviving {{m|Cultist}}s. It is unlocked by completing [[Eastern Tundra]]. | ||
| − | + | Monster difficulty is 110%. | |
| − | ''' | + | == Boss == |
| + | '''Anoobis''', three formed boss: | ||
| − | + | # [[File:Cultist.png]] ''Cultist'' (176 HP, 102 Attack, {{t|Magical attack}}, and {{t|Revives}}) | |
| + | # [[File:Zombie.png]] ''Zombie'' (217 HP, 82 Attack, 50% {{t|Magic resist}}, {{t|Undead}} and revives) | ||
| + | # [[File:Wraith.png]] ''Wraith'' (217 HP, 82 Attack, 60% {{t|Physical resist}}, {{t|Undead}}, and {{t|Mana burn}}) | ||
| − | + | Note: Anoobis provides no experience or gold when killed in his first and second form. | |
| − | == | + | == Special Rules == |
| − | ''' | + | There is '''always''' an extra subdungeon with a sign that says "''Hey Norman, here's the sacrificial {{m|Goat}} you were looking for. It's been pre-configured for ceremonial slaughter, so go ahead and kill it when you have a moment.''" Upon killing the {{m|Goat}} all {{m|Cultist}}s are transformed into {{m|Shade}}s of the same level. |
| − | + | == Strategy == | |
| + | '''Recommended Classes:''' {{c|Priest}}, {{c|Sorcerer}}, {{c|Bloodmage}}, {{c|Assassin}} (see [[Creeplight Contract]]) | ||
| − | + | This level is the first that tests new players staying power. There are really no specific tricks to beat this boss, you just need some sort of approach that gives you the strength and staying power to let you survive long enough, because you're potions aren't gonna last long enough for 3 bosses. Always make sure you save all of your {{i|Mana potion}}s to the last form, because you're going to need to {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} this sucker. If you choose to use a {{c|Priest}}, your greatest difficulty will be the boss's first form, which is not undead and packs a heavy punch. | |
| − | + | Although the Shades created when you slay the sacrificial goat may be intimidating, they are actually beneficial to your cause. Because the cultists revive as zombies, you have to defeat them twice to earn experience, and you get credit for killing a monster one level lower than the cultist. The shades may be powerful monsters, but you only have to fight them once and you get full credit for having done so. As a result, it makes more sense to transform the cultists into shades and fight them in that state. The most dangerous ability of the shades is the ability to drain your health and then teleport away when you attack them. However, these abilities are functionally useless if the dungeon is already explored. The general approach is to leave the cultists alone until you've fully explored the dungeon, then make them transform into shades. | |
| − | + | Because you can regenerate your health between fighting different boss stages, you will want to fight the first boss stage early. However, he deals a large amount of damage and can 1-hit-KO most heroes with ease. As a result, you'll need to find a way to get around his dangerous attacks in order to slay him as a lower-level character. Because he is relatively fragile, it is possible to use the {{s|APHEELSIK}} glyph in combination with the {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} glyph to whittle him away as you explore. Unless you have some way to expand your health or magic resistance, a spellcasting strategy is by far the easiest to kill the first boss. | |
| − | + | ||
| − | {{ | + | With proper planning, the {{c|Assassin}} is a very strong class for defeating Creeplight Ruins. A {{GoAs}} who begins the boss battle early and saves all his glyphs can often kill the first boss with poison hit-and-run alone, then use level-up catapults to slay the second boss, then use his potions against the third boss. It's entirely possible for a {{GoAs}} to simply catapult past all three stages of the boss without ever using potions. |
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| + | == Quests == | ||
| + | There are two quests in Creeplight Ruins, [[Cult of Personality]] and [[Creeplight Contract]]. The reward for cult of personality is 250 gold and all you have to do is beat the dungeon. Creeplight Contract requires you to win the dungeon with an assassin, and gain the unstoppable accolade. To do this it is recommended you use the above assassin Mystera strategy, but others work. The reward is the venom sword can be lockered, and will now be sold in shops. | ||
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Revision as of 12:27, 4 July 2015
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| Creeplight Ruins | |
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| Region | Unknown |
| Difficulty | Unknown |
| Monster Stats | xx% |
| Population |  Zombies, Monster: Snake Snakes,  Golems,  Cultists,  Shades
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| Bosses |  Anoobis
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| Suggested Classes | |
| Quests | None |
| Unlock | Bigger Money Pit |
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Special Rules
No special rules[[Category:{{{Difficulty}}} Dungeons]][[Category:{{{Region}}} Dungeons]]Creeplight Ruins is a Hard difficulty dungeon, filled with evil reviving Cultists. It is unlocked by completing Eastern Tundra.
Monster difficulty is 110%.
Boss
Anoobis, three formed boss:
-
Cultist (176 HP, 102 Attack, 
Magical attack, and 
Revives) -
Zombie (217 HP, 82 Attack, 50% 
Magic resist, 
Undead and revives) -
Wraith (217 HP, 82 Attack, 60% 
Physical resist, Undead, and 
Mana burn)
Note: Anoobis provides no experience or gold when killed in his first and second form.
Special Rules
There is always an extra subdungeon with a sign that says "Hey Norman, here's the sacrificial 
Goat you were looking for. It's been pre-configured for ceremonial slaughter, so go ahead and kill it when you have a moment." Upon killing the Goat all Cultists are transformed into Shades of the same level.
Strategy
Recommended Classes: 
Priest, 
Sorcerer, 
Bloodmage, 
Assassin (see Creeplight Contract)
This level is the first that tests new players staying power. There are really no specific tricks to beat this boss, you just need some sort of approach that gives you the strength and staying power to let you survive long enough, because you're potions aren't gonna last long enough for 3 bosses. Always make sure you save all of your 
Mana potions to the last form, because you're going to need to 
BURNDAYRAZ this sucker. If you choose to use a Priest, your greatest difficulty will be the boss's first form, which is not undead and packs a heavy punch.
Although the Shades created when you slay the sacrificial goat may be intimidating, they are actually beneficial to your cause. Because the cultists revive as zombies, you have to defeat them twice to earn experience, and you get credit for killing a monster one level lower than the cultist. The shades may be powerful monsters, but you only have to fight them once and you get full credit for having done so. As a result, it makes more sense to transform the cultists into shades and fight them in that state. The most dangerous ability of the shades is the ability to drain your health and then teleport away when you attack them. However, these abilities are functionally useless if the dungeon is already explored. The general approach is to leave the cultists alone until you've fully explored the dungeon, then make them transform into shades.
Because you can regenerate your health between fighting different boss stages, you will want to fight the first boss stage early. However, he deals a large amount of damage and can 1-hit-KO most heroes with ease. As a result, you'll need to find a way to get around his dangerous attacks in order to slay him as a lower-level character. Because he is relatively fragile, it is possible to use the 
APHEELSIK glyph in combination with the BURNDAYRAZ glyph to whittle him away as you explore. Unless you have some way to expand your health or magic resistance, a spellcasting strategy is by far the easiest to kill the first boss.
With proper planning, the Assassin is a very strong class for defeating Creeplight Ruins. A 
Goblin Assassin who begins the boss battle early and saves all his glyphs can often kill the first boss with poison hit-and-run alone, then use level-up catapults to slay the second boss, then use his potions against the third boss. It's entirely possible for a Goblin Assassin to simply catapult past all three stages of the boss without ever using potions.
Quests
There are two quests in Creeplight Ruins, Cult of Personality and Creeplight Contract. The reward for cult of personality is 250 gold and all you have to do is beat the dungeon. Creeplight Contract requires you to win the dungeon with an assassin, and gain the unstoppable accolade. To do this it is recommended you use the above assassin Mystera strategy, but others work. The reward is the venom sword can be lockered, and will now be sold in shops.
