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Bandit (Monster)

2012-05-04T21:24:32Z

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|HP=100%
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{{t|Lower Resists}} 5%
|Unlock=???
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The '''Bandit''' is one of the weakest monster in the game. However, he packs the extraordinarily nasty {{t|Lower Resists}} debuff effect. This is the only debuff that is irreversible and unpreventable, and for most characters suffering it even once is a non-starter. However, the effect cannot take you into the negatives, so if you don't have any resists to begin with then the bandit is just a pathetically weak opponent.

Characters with resistances will need to find a way to slay bandits with a single attack in order to avoid their devastating debuff. Use of the {{s|GETINDARE}} or {{s|WEYTWUT}} glyphs are very useful, as are the magical attack glyphs, {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} and {{s|PISORF}}. Usually you will want to avoid bandits until you're a higher level than them and can clean them up easily.

For characters without resistances, your options are much broader and you can attack bandits with impunity. Simple hit-and-run antics often are enough to defeat them, since you will quickly heal the low amount of damage dealt by the bandit. Because the bandit is so weak, he is a favourite target for these kinds of characters. It's quite easy to kill a bandit that is three or even four levels higher than yourself, which is worth ''a lot'' of bonus experience.

The bandit boss strips a much higher amount of resistances on each attack and also has the {{t|mana burn}} and {{t|poisonous}} properties, meaning hit and run becomes impossible without having immunity to these conditions. However, he is by far the weakest boss in the game and overwhelming him with pure spellcasting or just attacking him in spite of his debuffs is often more than sufficient to bring him down. Where this boss can become a problem is when he is accompanied by other bosses, weakening you and leaving you unfit to take out the others. This is a particular problem on the [[Naga City]] dungeon. If you absolutely must avoid an attack from Tomithy, the best way to get in a free shot is by worshipping {{g|Tikki Tooki}} to acquire his {{i|Quicksilver Potion}} and {{i|Reflex Potion}}.

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2012-04-23T01:08:09Z

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This template is implicitly used on [[Dungeon]] articles, instead of simply giving you a guide on how to use this, it is best to show how to create a "boilerplate" Dungeon page.

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Brief introduction to the dungeon, don't be too long, but be flavorful.

== Boss ==

Detail the boss in here, I might cook a template to use in this area, possibly also SHORT tips on how to handle it. Long strategies don't belong in this section.

== Dungeon rules ==

If special rules are in effect, list them here, hardcoded subdungeons, altered monster stats, and so on.

== Strategy ==

List lots of strategies, don't skip on race suggestions, preparations, and techniques, consider creating subsections for specific non inter-compatible strategies.

== Map ==

'''Big''' version of the map, a smaller version appears in the infobox should be max 7 "cells" wide (equivalent to 210 pixels).
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2012-04-23T01:07:35Z

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== Boss ==

Detail the boss in here, I might cook a template to use in this area, possibly also SHORT tips on how to handle it. Long strategies don't belong in this section.

== Dungeon rules ==

If special rules are in effect, list them here, hardcoded subdungeons, altered monster stats, and so on.

== Strategy ==

List lots of strategies, don't skip on race suggestions, preparations, and techniques, consider creating subsections for specific non inter-compatible strategies.

== Map ==

'''Big''' version of the map, a smaller version appears in the infobox should be max 7 "cells" wide (equivalent to 210 pixels).

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ENDISWAL

2012-04-23T01:03:54Z

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'''ENDISWAL''' is ''blahblahblah ... brief introduction, as per wiki tradition.''

== Unlocking the glyph ==

ENDISWAL begins unlocked.

== Strategy ==

ENDISWAL is best used between fights as a "pre-buff", so you can fully regenerate your mana after using it. If you still have a large amount of space to explore, this can make ENDISWAL a brutally powerful glyph. Instead of wasting mana as you explore, you can instead build up a layer of physical resistance. Because the protection only lasts for a single attack, "striker"-type attackers with high damage values benefit more; Rogues, Warlords, Berserkers, and Crusaders all gain enormously from this glyph. Characters with low damage won't benefit nearly as much, and characters with naturally high physical resistance will simply hit their resistance cap. As a result, "brawler"-type characters like the Monk or Paladin or dedicated casters such as the wizard have little use for the glyph and should convert it unless they need to break through walls to explore blocked areas.

The ENDISWAL glyph is the most reliable way to break through walls. This makes it invaluable on maze-like dungeons such as the [[Labyrinth]] or [[Rock Garden]]. It can also be used to access hidden subdungeons. For this reason, it's often worthwhile to hold off on converting it until you've at least done some preliminary exploration. Once you've completed exploration, the ENDISWAL glyph is considerably weaker. Unless you desperately need physical resistances for the boss, it's usually worth converting in the end-game.

Stoneskin created by ENDISWAL lasts for only a single attack. Being struck by a plant effect counts as an attack, and will discharge the effect of ENDISWAL. Similarly, attacking a monster which has first-strike will also remove your stoneskin. This means you must be careful what you attack. However, a Rogue (or any Tikki Tooki worshipper) will not expend stoneskin if they successfully dodge. This makes the ENDISWAL glyph very useful for Rogues and Tikki Tooki worshippers, which are often high-damage/low-durability characters who benefit most from this glyph.

The ENDISWAL glyph is naturally at its best for the worshippers of Binlor Ironshield, awarding them 5 piety every time it is used. For characters who repeatedly charge up stoneskin between battles, piety will be a non-issue and you can either gain the benefit of Binlor's boons or else convert to another religion to spend that piety. Similarly, this glyph gives you a practical way to expend mana when not fighting, allowing you to maximize piety gain with Mystera Annur.

Monsters that have a magical attack are unaffected by stoneskin, and will still strike at full force. Their attacks will also remove any stoneskin you have, so it won't stay for the next battle. This can make it very difficult for characters relying on ENDISWAL to tackle these monsters.

== Hints ==

* Some specific subdungeon challenges (''which ones?'') require you to destroy walls, making them impossible to solve if you converted ENDISWAL, and only few of them can alternatively be solved with {{s|PISORF}}.
* ENDISWAL is one of the few glyphs that is worth gold as "loot". It's only worth 20 gold, however, which is mostly inconsequential.
* The Magnet: Defense preparation allows you to begin with ENDISWAL in your inventory, but this does not have a 100% success rate. If ENDISWAL does not spawn on the level, the preparation will grab a different glyph instead. This is often used by experienced players to check if this glyph exists and then restart if it does not.
* The Ying/Yang subdungeon used to be completely sealed, with only a handful for explorable tiles. Most of it was inaccessible without the ENDISWAL glyph.

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Monsters

2012-04-22T20:58:24Z

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There are many different monster types you will encounter throughout Desktop Dungeons. They have a range of abilities and stats, and each present a unique difficulty to the player. There are two formulas to determine the base stats for every monster. For hp, you use (n+3)²+10, where n is the monsters level, and for attack you use n+(5xn/2). Monsters also have an attack and hp percent value. That indicates what percent of the base number provided below they have. For example, Bandits have 100% hp and 66% attack. Therefore a level 3 Bandit would do 8 damage and have 26 hp.
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|- style="background-color: #EEEEEE"
!Level
!Base Attack
!Base Health
|-
| 1 || 3 || 6
|-
| 2 || 7 || 15
|-
| 3 || 12 || 26
|-
| 4 || 18 || 39
|-
| 5 || 25 || 54
|-
| 6 || 33 || 71
|-
| 7 || 42 || 90
|-
| 8 || 52 || 111
|-
| 9 || 63 || 134
|-
| 10 || 75 || 159
|}

What kind of dungeon you are in also affects monster stats. Monsters in easy dungeons have 90% of way they would normally have, monsters in Normal dungeons have their normal stats, monsters in hard dungeons have 120% of what they would normally have, and monsters in vicious dungeons have 133% of what they would normally have.

== Monster Summaries ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background-color: #EEEEEE"
!Name
!Picture
!Attack Percentage
!Health Percentage
!Traits
|-}
Bosses do not have the same percentages as monsters, although their base attack and health formula is the same. See [[Bosses]] for their percentages.
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Hobbler's Hold

2012-04-22T20:58:13Z

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Hobbler's Hold is an Easy difficulty dungeon designated by its (!) marker on the dungeon map. It is unlocked by completing the tutorials.

== Overview ==
'''Monsters:''' All unlocked so far

'''Bosses:''' {{Monster|name=Lord Gobb|type=Goblin|hp=175|attack=49|other=[[File:Magic resist.png]] 20% [[File: Physical resist.png]] 20%}}

'''Special:''' This dungeon is designed as a stepping stone for new players. There is a pendant of health, a pendant of mana, and a fine sword laying around. The boss is level 8.

== Strategy ==
'''Recommended Classes:''' All

There is no particular strategy for this dungeon, as the boss is extremely weak, so all classes should be able to complete this easily. One funny thing you can do, if you play as an assassin, is assassinate the boss. As it is usually impossible to reach level 9, you reach level 8, worship Dracul, take Blood Curse, which brings you to level 9, which makes the boss easy to assassinate. Normally, your potions should easily be enough to outlast him.

== Quests ==
The only quest in Hobbler's Hold is A Little Agreement, which simply needs you to beat it once. As stated above, this is extremely easy, so you should not have any trouble completing this. The reward is letting you upgrade your guild for free.

== Map ==
[[File:Hobbler's_Hold.png]]

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2012-04-22T20:50:10Z

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This template is implicitly used on [[Dungeon]] articles, instead of simply giving you a guide on how to use this, it is best to show how to create a "boilerplate" Dungeon page.

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Brief introduction to the dungeon, don't be too long, but be flavorful.

== Boss ==

Detail the boss in here, I might cook a template to use in this area, possibly also SHORT tips on how to handle it. Long strategies don't belong in this section.

== Dungeon rules ==

If special rules are in effect, list them here, hardcoded subdungeons, altered monster stats, and so on.

== Strategy ==

List lots of strategies, don't skip on race suggestions, preparations, and techniques, consider creating subsections for specific non inter-compatible strategies.

== Map ==

'''Big''' version of the map, a smaller version appears in the infobox should be max 7 "cells" wide (equivalent to 210 pixels).

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<noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude>

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2012-04-22T20:49:43Z

Madness:

This template is implicitly used on [[Dungeon]] articles, instead of simply giving you a guide on how to use this, it is best to show how to create a "boilerplate" Dungeon page.

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Brief introduction to the dungeon, don't be too long, but be flavorful.

== Boss ==

Detail the boss in here, I might cook a template to use in this area, possibly also SHORT tips on how to handle it. Long strategies don't belong in this section.

== Dungeon rules ==

If special rules are in effect, list them here, hardcoded subdungeons, altered monster stats, and so on.

== Strategy ==

List lots of strategies, don't skip on race suggestions, preparations, and techniques, consider creating subsections for specific non inter-compatible strategies.

== Map ==

'''Big''' version of the map, a smaller version appears in the infobox should be max 7 "cells" wide (equivalent to 210 pixels).

<includeonly>[[Category:Infobox Templates]]</includeonly>
<noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude>

Tutorial 1

2012-04-22T20:39:02Z

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|Name=Tutorial 1
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|Boss=Level 5 {{m|Goat}}
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This is a very simple introductory dungeon with a level 1 {{m|Goblin}}, 2 level 1 {{m|Bandits}}, a level 2 {{m|Meat Man}} and a level 5 {{m|Goat}}. Finishing the level is pretty straightforward, just kill all the level 1 [[Monsters]] to hit level 2, then kill the {{m|Meat Man}} and attack the {{m|Goat}} until it kills you, and you're done.

Note: Bandits in this dungeon are 2/4 and have no traits.

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2012-04-22T20:38:07Z

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This template is implicitly used on [[Dungeon]] articles, instead of simply giving you a guide on how to use this, it is best to show how to create a "boilerplate" Dungeon page.

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Brief introduction to the dungeon, don't be too long, but be flavorful.

== Boss ==

Detail the boss in here, I might cook a template to use in this area, possibly also SHORT tips on how to handle it. Long strategies don't belong in this section.

== Dungeon rules ==

If special rules are in effect, list them here, hardcoded subdungeons, altered monster stats, and so on.

== Strategy ==

List lots of strategies, don't skip on race suggestions, preparations, and techniques, consider creating subsections for specific non inter-compatible strategies.

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2012-04-22T20:27:27Z

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2012-04-22T20:27:11Z

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2012-04-22T20:25:24Z

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2012-04-22T20:24:55Z

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2012-04-22T20:24:30Z

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2012-04-22T20:24:04Z

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2012-04-22T20:12:24Z

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2012-04-22T20:11:37Z

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2012-04-22T20:11:02Z

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This template is implicitly used on [[Dungeon]] articles, instead of simply giving you a guide on how to use this, it is best to show how to create a "boilerplate" Dungeon page.

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Dungeon

2012-04-22T20:08:19Z

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Category:Infobox Templates

2012-04-22T19:43:45Z

Madness: Created page with "Templates that add infoboxes to pages, and often also export metadata about the page to other templates. Infobox"

Templates that add infoboxes to pages, and often also export metadata about the page to other templates.

[[Category:Templates|Infobox]]

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2012-04-22T19:41:52Z

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Category:Template documentation

2012-04-22T19:41:31Z

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Documentation to correctly use the templates.

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Category:Dungeons

2012-04-22T19:33:37Z

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This is a list of all [[dungeon|dungeons]] in the game [[Desktop Dungeons]].

[[Category:Desktop Dungeons]]

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Building

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Class

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Trait

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The [[Guard]] is a special [[Trait]]-less [[class]] that is used to introduce the player to the game, and is very straightforward to use, since it only appears in extremely trivial [[dungeons]].

== Notes ==

* It appears to be only available as a {{r|Human}} altough he's got no [[items]] to convert for most of the Tutorial.
* It has the hidden {{t|Learning}} trait, giving it 1 bonus {{XP}} for every kill.
* Is recruitable from the [[Outpost]], who is only available during the Tutorial. The {{r|Human}} race during the Tutorial is the comes from [[Huts]], another temporary [[building]].

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The [[Guard]] is a special [[Trait]]-less [[class]] that is used to introduce the player to the game, and is very straightforward to use, since it only appears in extremely trivial [[dungeons]].

* It appears to be only available as a {{r|Human}} altough he's not capable of converting items early on.
* It has the hidden {{t|Learning}} trait, giving it 1 bonus {{XP}} for every kill.
* Is recruitable from the [[Outpost]], who is only available during the Tutorial. The {{r|Human}} race during the Tutorial is the comes from [[Huts]], another temporary [[building]].

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|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Fighter.png|link=Fighter]][[Fighter| Fighter]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Thief.png|link=Thief]][[Thief| Thief]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Priest.png|link=Priest]][[Priest| Priest]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Wizard.png|link=Wizard]][[Wizard| Wizard]]</span>
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|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Berserker.png|link=Berserker]][[Berserker| Berserker]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Rogue.png|link=Rogue]][[Rogue| Rogue]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Monk.png|link=Monk]][[Monk| Monk]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Sorcerer.png|link=Sorcerer]][[Sorcerer| Sorcerer]]</span>
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|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Warlord.png|link=Warlord]][[Warlord| Warlord]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Assassin.png|link=Assassin]][[Assassin| Assassin]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Paladin.png|link=Paladin]][[Paladin| Paladin]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Bloodmage.png|link=Bloodmage]][[Bloodmage| Bloodmage]]</span>
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|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Crusader.png|link=Crusader]][[Crusader| Crusader]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Transmuter.png|link=Transmuter]][[Transmuter| Transmuter]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Tinker.png|link=Tinker]][[Tinker| Tinker]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Guard.png|link=Guard]][[Guard| Guard]]</span>
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[[File:HumanHero.png|link=Human]][[Human| Human]] '''·''' [[File:ElfHero.png|link=Elf]][[Elf| Elf]] '''·''' [[File:DwarfHero.png|link=Dwarf]][[Dwarf| Dwarf]] '''·''' [[File:HalflingHero.png|link=Halfling]][[Halfling| Halfling]] '''·''' [[File:GnomeHero.png|link=Gnome]][[Gnome| Gnome]] '''·''' [[File:OrcHero.png|link=Orc]][[Orc| Orc]] '''·''' [[File:GoblinHero.png|link=Goblin]][[Goblin| Goblin]]</div>
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[[File:GorgonHero.png|link=Gorgon]][[Gorgon| Gorgon]] '''·''' [[File:Half-DragonHero.png|link=Half-Dragon]][[Half-Dragon| Half-Dragon]] '''·''' [[File:VampireHero.png|link=Vampire]][[Vampire| Vampire]]
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<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:The Pactmaker Icon.png|link=The Pactmaker]][[The Pactmaker| The Pactmaker]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Binlor Ironshield Icon.png|link=Binlor Ironshield]][[Binlor Ironshield| Binlor Ironshield]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Dracul Icon.png|link=Dracul]][[Dracul| Dracul]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:The Earthmother Icon.png|link=The Earthmother]][[The Earthmother| The Earthmother]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Glowing Guardian Icon.png|link=Glowing Guardian]][[Glowing Guardian| Glowing Guardian]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Jehora Jeheyu Icon.png|link=Jehora Jeheyu]][[Jehora Jeheyu| Jehora Jeheyu]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Mystera Annur Icon.png|link=Mystera Annur]][[Mystera Annur| Mystera Annur]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Taurog Icon.png|link=Taurog]][[Taurog| Taurog]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Tikki Tooki Icon.png|link=Tikki Tooki]][[Tikki Tooki| Tikki Tooki]]</span>
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<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Bandit.png|link=Bandit (Monster)]][[Bandit (Monster)| Bandit]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Goat.png|link=Goat (Monster)]][[Goat (Monster)| Goat]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Goblin.png|link=Goblin (Monster)]][[Goblin (Monster)| Goblin]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Meat Man.png|link=Meat Man (Monster)]][[Meat Man (Monster)| Meat Man]]</span> '''·'''''Incomplete''
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[[Hobbler's Hold]] '''·''' [[Northern Desert]] '''·''' [[Eastern Tundra]] '''·''' [[Southern Swamp]] '''·''' [[Western Jungle]] '''·''' [[Creeplight Ruins]] '''·''' [[Ick Swamp]] '''·''' [[Halls of Steel]] '''·''' [[The Crypt]] '''·''' [[The Labyrinth]] '''·''' [[The Slime Pit]] '''·''' [[Magma Mines]] '''·''' [[Hexx Ruins]] '''·''' [[Havendale Bridge]] '''·''' [[Shifting Passages]] '''·''' [[Berserker Camp]] '''·''' [[Rock Garden]] '''·''' (add the rest here) <br>
(also see: '''''[[Subdungeons]]''''')
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[[Guild]] '''·''' [[Thieves Den]] '''·''' [[Church]] '''·''' [[Wizard's Tower]] '''·''' [[The Neighborhood]] '''·''' [[Hippie Haven]] '''·''' [[The Delta-Iota-Gamma Fraternity]] '''·''' [[The Hole]] '''·''' [[The Gnomestead]] '''·''' [[Orc Gables]] '''·''' [[Bigger Money Pit]] '''·''' [[Bank]] '''·''' [[Blacksmith]] '''·''' [[Bazaar]] '''·''' [[Witch Hut]] '''·''' [[Tavern]] '''·''' [[Taxidermist]] '''·''' [[Explorer's Guild]] '''·''' [[Alchemist]]
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<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:APHEELSIK.png|link=APHEELSIK]][[APHEELSIK| APHEELSIK]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:BLUDTUPOWA.png|link=BLUDTUPOWA]][[BLUDTUPOWA| BLUDTUPOWA]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:BURNDAYRAZ.png|link=BURNDAYRAZ]][[BURNDAYRAZ| BURNDAYRAZ]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:BYSSEPS.png|link=BYSSEPS]][[BYSSEPS| BYSSEPS]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:CYDSTEPP.png|link=CYDSTEPP]][[CYDSTEPP| CYDSTEPP]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:ENDISWAL.png|link=ENDISWAL]][[ENDISWAL| ENDISWAL]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:GETINDARE.png|link=GETINDARE]][[GETINDARE| GETINDARE]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:HALPMEH.png|link=HALPMEH]][[HALPMEH| HALPMEH]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:IMAWAL.png|link=IMAWAL]][[IMAWAL| IMAWAL]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:LEMMISI.png|link=LEMMISI]][[LEMMISI| LEMMISI]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:PISORF.png|link=PISORF]][[PISORF| PISORF]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:WEYTWUT.png|link=WEYTWUT]][[WEYTWUT| WEYTWUT]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:WONAFYT.png|link=WONAFYT]][[WONAFYT| WONAFYT]]</span>
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!scope="col" style="background:#EEF"|[[Mage Tower]]
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|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Fighter.png|link=Fighter]][[Fighter| Fighter]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Thief.png|link=Thief]][[Thief| Thief]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Priest.png|link=Priest]][[Priest| Priest]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Wizard.png|link=Wizard]][[Wizard| Wizard]]</span>
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|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Berserker.png|link=Berserker]][[Berserker| Berserker]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Rogue.png|link=Rogue]][[Rogue| Rogue]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Monk.png|link=Monk]][[Monk| Monk]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Sorcerer.png|link=Sorcerer]][[Sorcerer| Sorcerer]]</span>
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|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Warlord.png|link=Warlord]][[Warlord| Warlord]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Assassin.png|link=Assassin]][[Assassin| Assassin]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Paladin.png|link=Paladin]][[Paladin| Paladin]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Bloodmage.png|link=Bloodmage]][[Bloodmage| Bloodmage]]</span>
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|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Crusader.png|link=Crusader]][[Crusader| Crusader]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Transmuter.png|link=Transmuter]][[Transmuter| Transmuter]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Tinker.png|link=Tinker]][[Tinker| Tinker]]</span>
|<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Human Guard.png|link=Guard#Human]][[Guard#Human| Guard]]</span>
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[[File:HumanHero.png|link=Human]][[Human| Human]] '''·''' [[File:ElfHero.png|link=Elf]][[Elf| Elf]] '''·''' [[File:DwarfHero.png|link=Dwarf]][[Dwarf| Dwarf]] '''·''' [[File:HalflingHero.png|link=Halfling]][[Halfling| Halfling]] '''·''' [[File:GnomeHero.png|link=Gnome]][[Gnome| Gnome]] '''·''' [[File:OrcHero.png|link=Orc]][[Orc| Orc]] '''·''' [[File:GoblinHero.png|link=Goblin]][[Goblin| Goblin]]</div>
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[[File:GorgonHero.png|link=Gorgon]][[Gorgon| Gorgon]] '''·''' [[File:Half-DragonHero.png|link=Half-Dragon]][[Half-Dragon| Half-Dragon]] '''·''' [[File:VampireHero.png|link=Vampire]][[Vampire| Vampire]]
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<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:The Pactmaker Icon.png|link=The Pactmaker]][[The Pactmaker| The Pactmaker]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Binlor Ironshield Icon.png|link=Binlor Ironshield]][[Binlor Ironshield| Binlor Ironshield]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Dracul Icon.png|link=Dracul]][[Dracul| Dracul]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:The Earthmother Icon.png|link=The Earthmother]][[The Earthmother| The Earthmother]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Glowing Guardian Icon.png|link=Glowing Guardian]][[Glowing Guardian| Glowing Guardian]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Jehora Jeheyu Icon.png|link=Jehora Jeheyu]][[Jehora Jeheyu| Jehora Jeheyu]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Mystera Annur Icon.png|link=Mystera Annur]][[Mystera Annur| Mystera Annur]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Taurog Icon.png|link=Taurog]][[Taurog| Taurog]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Tikki Tooki Icon.png|link=Tikki Tooki]][[Tikki Tooki| Tikki Tooki]]</span>
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<span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Bandit.png|link=Bandit (Monster)]][[Bandit (Monster)| Bandit]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Goat.png|link=Goat (Monster)]][[Goat (Monster)| Goat]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Goblin.png|link=Goblin (Monster)]][[Goblin (Monster)| Goblin]]</span> '''·''' <span style="white-space:nowrap">[[File:Meat Man.png|link=Meat Man (Monster)]][[Meat Man (Monster)| Meat Man]]</span> '''·'''''Incomplete''
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[[Hobbler's Hold]] '''·''' [[Northern Desert]] '''·''' [[Eastern Tundra]] '''·''' [[Southern Swamp]] '''·''' [[Western Jungle]] '''·''' [[Creeplight Ruins]] '''·''' [[Ick Swamp]] '''·''' [[Halls of Steel]] '''·''' [[The Crypt]] '''·''' [[The Labyrinth]] '''·''' [[The Slime Pit]] '''·''' [[Magma Mines]] '''·''' [[Hexx Ruins]] '''·''' [[Havendale Bridge]] '''·''' [[Shifting Passages]] '''·''' [[Berserker Camp]] '''·''' [[Rock Garden]] '''·''' (add the rest here) <br>
(also see: '''''[[Subdungeons]]''''')
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[[Dungeons]] situated in the Central Region.

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[[File:Snakepit Explored.png|right|thumb|350px|''A fully explored Snake Pit dungeon (using the default [[tileset]])'']]

The '''Snake Pit''' is a side dungeon in [[Desktop Dungeons]] and, as the name suggests, is composed of serpent based [[Monsters|creatures]]. It is initially locked at start but becomes available after completing the normal dungeon with any [[classes|class]].

== Overview ==

The dungeon is composed of [[serpent]]s, [[gorgon]]s, and [[naga]]s (the only dungeon this monster is found in). Like other challenge dungeons it contains two bosses instead of one, these are [[serpent#Boss Info|Jormungandr]] and [[gorgon#Boss Info|Medusa]].

== Strategy ==

The Snake Pit is the first Challenge Dungeon to be unlocked, but is not necessarily the easiest right away. Some characters will find it easier to defeat other dungeons. However, as you improve the quality of the [[Items|shops]], the Snake Pit will become remarkably easier for all characters.

The Snake Pit contains three types of monsters with unique properties. The Serpent gives poison, the Gorgon makes a first-strike death-gaze attack, and the Naga will weaken your character (permanent reduction of attack strength). Since these abilities only activate when attacking these monsters in hand-to-hand combat, spellcasters who rely heavily on [[Glyphs#BURNDAYRAZ|BURNDAYRAZ]] will find this dungeon significantly easier. Targeting high-level Gorgons is your top-priority, as they have very low overall health and can be brought down with minimal use of mana.

As with [[Wraith]]s in the [[Crypt]] challenge, the Serpents will create a problem for melee-oriented characters, and are best engaged when the experience gain from killing them would cause a level-up. Otherwise, they are best avoided, especially since Gorgons generally make better targets anyway. Nagas are probably the least lucrative of all targets in all challenge dungeons, since the effect of their attack is permanent (it persists for the remainder of the dungeon!). Heavy spellcasters, or characters who can first-strike a naga in one hit, might be more inclined to take them on.

As mentioned earlier, this dungeon becomes much easier when higher-level shops (and extra shops) are unlocked by repeatedly completing the normal dungeon and the [[Library]] and [[Factory]] challenges with different classes. This is due to two extremely helpful items, the Viper Ward and Stone Sigil, which grant immunity from Poison and Death-Gaze respectively. Fortunately these items are not very high-level, with the Viper Ward having an item-level of 7 (complete the normal dungeon with two characters) and the Stone Sigil having an item-level of 16. The first item will enable all melee characters to engage Serpents without leveling up. The second item renders the Gorgons practically useless in melee combat, enabling even weaker characters to take on the high-level ones without fear. This is almost essential for one specific character type, the [[Monk]], or any other character that relies on prolonged melee combat.

Other methods of evening the odds include increasing your attack damage, first-strike, or healing properties. These will ensure that your enemies' attacks do not get the chance to kill you. Coupling first-strike with high damage may allow you to engage Nagas effectively, although in general none but the spellcasters will want to get close to the Nagas at all until such time that they are required to set up midfight level-ups.

The bosses here present another interesting challenge, especially the Medusa. She will kill any character who engages her in melee combat with less than 100% health. Again, it makes spellcasters much more suitable for defeating this dungeon, especially if they can heal. Poisoning Medusa works well too. Jormungandr is less troublesome per-se, because you're unlikely to want to regenerate while or even after fighting him (he's best taken on second anyway). If you rely on regeneration, for instance thanks to [[APHEELSIK]] ([[Assassin]] or otherwise), make sure you're carrying plenty of health-potions or the Viper Ward. Still, your main challenge will be to take out Medusa.

There are no gods with particular aptitude in this dungeon, with the possible exception of [[Tikki Tooki|Tikki Tooki's]] boons ([[Tikki Tooki#Dodging|Dodge]] and [[Tikki Tooki#First Strike|First Strike]]). However as mentioned earlier it will indeed become easier if you lean more toward spell-casting, as all monsters here rely on their melee combat abilities. [[HALPMEH]] is probably the most useful glyph you can find in this dungeon (assuming it is unlocked, or you are a [[Paladin]]), as it will clear up poison (making Serpents valid targets all the time) and return health to 100% when fighting Medusa. [[Glyphs#GETINDARE|GETINDARE]] or natural first-strike abilities will also make this dungeon much easier, including those attained from shop items. And once again, the Viper Ward and Stone Sigil are indeed the most useful items you can acquire at a shop in the Snake Pit.

== Rewards ==

Successfully clearing the Snake Pit with either any character will unlock the [[Transmuter]] class. Furthermore, clearing the dungeon with the [[Monk]] class will unlock the [[Gorgon(race)|Gorgon]] as a playable class.

In addition to class unlocks, for every 2 classes that complete this dungeon an extra pile of gold will be spawned in the dungeons.

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Alpha:Normal

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'''Normal''' is the main dungeon in [[Desktop Dungeons]]. Every [[monsters|monster]] will spawn here with the exception of a few dungeon specific creatures (Naga, Vampires, etc). It is the only dungeon available at the start (not including the tutorial).

== Overview ==

Any monster will spawn here except those which are unique to the side dungeons and those which are still [[Normal#Monsters|locked]] (initially only the following 4 monster types will spawn: [[goblin]]s, [[zombie]]s, [[meat man|meat men]], and [[warlock]]s). The total number spawned per class are as follows:

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As shown above only one boss will spawn here, and will be a stronger variant of the normal creep with higher damage, health, and sometimes enhanced abilities (e.g., higher physical resist).

== Strategy ==

''You may wish to review each classes specific strategy for this dungeon:''
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|[[Fighter#General Strategy|Fighter]]
|[[Thief#General Strategy|Thief]]
|[[Priest#General Strategy|Priest]]
|[[Wizard#General Strategy|Wizard]]
|[[Berserker#General Strategy|Berserker]]
|[[Rogue#General Strategy|Rogue]]
|[[Monk#General Strategy|Monk]]
|[[Sorcerer#General Strategy|Sorcerer]]
|[[Warlord#General Strategy|Warlord]]
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|[[Assassin#General Strategy|Assassin]]
|[[Paladin#General Strategy|Paladin]]
|[[Bloodmage#General Strategy|Bloodmage]]
|[[Transmuter#General Strategy|Transmuter]]
|[[Crusader#General Strategy|Crusader]]
|[[Tinker#General Strategy|Tinker]]
|[[Gorgon(race)#General Strategy|Gorgon]]
|[[Half-dragon#General Strategy|Half-dragon]]
|[[Vampire(race)#General Strategy|Vampire]]
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== Rewards ==

The Normal dungeon is the primary means for unlocking more features, the majority of classes and all side dungeons will be unlocked here. Note that when mentioning a reward for completion it means more specifically that the boss of the dungeon was slain, not that every monster was killed.

=== Dungeons ===

All 4 side [[dungeon]]s are unlocked by completing the Normal dungeon with certain criteria:

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|Complete Normal with '''all''' Tier 1 classes
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|[[Crypt]]
|Complete Normal with '''all''' Tier 2 classes
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|[[Factory]]
|Complete Normal with '''all''' Tier 3 classes
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=== Classes ===

Completing the dungeon with a Tier 1 class will unlock its Tier 2 class. This continues up to Tier 3 at which point a completion will unlock that classes unique [[glyphs|glyph]] to be available for every other class on subsequent play-throughs (a [[Warlord]] will unlock the [[CYDSTEPP]] glyph).

=== Monsters ===

As mentioned above the Normal dungeon contains 4 starting monsters. Each Tier 1 and Tier 2 class will unlock another [[monsters|monster]] upon clearing a Normal dungeon, leading to 12 possible monster types in the dungeon once all are unlocked.

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The '''Siege of Lothlorien''' is a special 3-stage challenge dungeon. The three stages run consecutively with no break in between, meaning your gold stocks have to last across all three levels. It is initially locked but can be made available once all playable classes and races have been unlocked.

== Strategy ==

=== Level 1 - Scouting ===
You play an elven rogue - 20% dodge, +50% damage, first strike, glyphs convert to +2 mana. The enemies are [[Goblin]]s, [[Gorgon]]s, [[Imp]]s and [[Goat]]s. Imps and especially goats are the easy meat here, with one-hit kills aplenty. Cydstepp, Burndayraz and Afeelsik are glyphs worth hoping for, and deities with +% damage are a help. The boss is a goblin with 20% resistances, 90 damage and 397 hits. Plan on finding a way to plink him down while healing in between blows. This boss, like the next one, is pretty much tooled in a way that makes him impossible to defeat using any single strategy. Fireball chains with Mystera, full damage dealing with Trogdor, things of that nature alone won't be enough. You'll need to use level-ups as free heals for both health and mana to chip away at him as you progress- just be careful that the only creatures left to level up on aren't Goblins, because having first strike on them means you'll trade instead and if you're low already from attacking the boss this could result in an accidental potion use.

=== Level 2 - Defending the walls ===
This time you're an Elf Wizard. Enemies are Naga, Dragonspawn, Serpents, Goats. Boss is a Dragonspawn with 75 damage, 954 hits and 25% magic resistance. Even worshipping Mystera Annur, I wouldn't bet on fireballing him to death. Again, you'll need to become a sort of melee wizard to deal with the dragon straight-up. This doesn't mean go Binlor or Taurog- though if you think you can swing the Avatar ability as a "last level up for a heal" tactic than go for it. Because you'll need physical attacks as well as magical, be wary when fighting the Naga. They're there for a reason- even taking a single Weakening blow from them could spell doom for the campaign as the missing damage adds up and costs you in the final battle. Conversely, the goats are there as excellent leveling tools for your mage. Having lower hit points but higher attack means they're prone to the First Strike via Higher Level effect- and because your attack is weakened as a mage, this works out about even. Alternatively, as with all these campaign scenarios, you could also simply worship Jehora, hit the Polymorph button, and pray you get a tier 1 boss that's much easier to for a mage to handle- like the ghost.

=== Level 3 - Kill the Leader ===
Ever wanted to be an Elf Berzerker? Here your wishes are fulfilled, and you're likely to be low on cash by this point as well. You'll be fighting a remix of enemies from the previous levels, and the boss is a Goat with 300-odd hits, dealing 270 damage per hit (so plan on being incredibly tough or casting Cydstepp a ''lot''). Oh, and he blinks, so if you were thinking of hitting him, poisoning him and then exploring to regain hits/mana... sorry.

=== Level 3 Tips ===
* Deities are key here, getting Jehora Jeheyu and subsequently using polymorph makes this a winnable battle.
* Health potions are also worthless in the boss fight, use them only to level up!
* CYDSTEPP and getting the Poison Blade from a shop is a lucky break.
* Make sure you unlock as much as you can before undertaking this quest as it makes it much, much easier.
* It's best to begin the map with the final battle in mind. Every decision you make should revolve around the laser focus of how you're going to deal with an enemy that 90% of the time will kill you instantly with every attack. Dodge Boots and CYDSTEPP form a nice combo when they work- you dodge once or twice, and this saves repeat casts of CYDSTEPP which as a Berserker are very expensive. And remember- in the end, you're fighting a Goat. Goats are supposed to have two things- high attack, and low HP. Beating him at his own game via Death Protection and every attack buff on the map is the way to go. That, or lucking out with Jehora.

== Trivia ==
* Level 1's Elven Rogue, Snafu Glitterfinger, is a god that was scrapped in the June 10, 2010 release of Desktop Dungeons. The Snafu most likely represents it's five-letter expression as the god's name was simply Glitterfinger. Glitterfinger granted extra gold to the player upon a successful kill and there was no way to anger him. However, because granting a measly 1 gold for every kill was useful only for beginning players, Glitterfinger quickly became very useless for mid-end game Crawlers and was seen by most as a "waste of a shrine" by that point. His ability was retooled and merged with Binlor, who now grants starting piety based on the amount of gold collected over the course of the current map.

* It's entirely possible, through the use of Polymorph, to turn a boss from one section of the campaign into another. I found this out the hard way when after Polymorphing the Goblin boss from part 1 I found myself facing the Dragon boss from part 2 instead.

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Alpha:Library

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[[File:Library Explored.png|right|thumb|350px|''A fully explored Library dungeon (using the default [[tileset]])'']]

The '''Library''' is a side dungeon in [[Desktop Dungeons]] that contains [[monsters]] magical in nature. Although initially locked it can be made available by defeating the Normal dungeon with all Tier 1 [[classes]].

== Overview ==

The dungeon is composed of [[warlock]]s, [[dragonspawn]], and [[imp]]s (the only dungeon this monster is found in). Like other challenge dungeons it contains two bosses instead of one, the [[Dragonspawn#Boss Info|Matron of Flame]] and [[Warlock#Boss Info|Aequitas]], both must be defeated to complete it.

== Strategy ==

At first, the Library appears the be the blandest of all four challenge dungeons. Two of its monsters, the Warlock and Dragonspawn, are quite similar: both have no ability other than their attack counting as "magical", which is mostly a bother only for physically-resistant characters like the [[Paladin]]. The only real difference between these two monsters is their health-to-damage ratio, with Warlocks having higher attack damage but lower health, and Dragonspawn having more health but less attack damage.

This generally "tame" attitude of the Library means that different characters can put their own unique styles to good use, similarly to how they would behave in the "normal" dungeon. Some characters will need to adapt to the high damage handouts of these monsters, but overall their strategy should not change too much.

What does distinguish this dungeon greatly from the others is the third monster type, the Imp. These monsters are both fiendishly elusive, as well as a potential key to defeating the challenge. Imps will teleport themselves randomly around the map whenever they are hit; this includes melee attacks as well as fireballs. They can teleport to any free tile in the dungeon, including unexplored tiles. On the other hand, Imps have the lowest health amongst the three monster types in the Library, making them the most lucrative targets.

Characters that inflict damage over time, such as [[Monk]]s and [[Assassin]]s (and any character that relies on more than a [[Glyphs#BURNDAYRAZ|fireball]] or two) will do well to ignore the Imps if possible. Any protracted battle is better handled against Dragonspawn, or even Warlocks if your health can be replenished or is high enough to sustain several attacks. On the other hand, characters with heavy melee strikes like the [[Berserker]] will find that the Imps, even high-level ones, can yield copious amounts of experience.

The randomization of Imp teleports also means that the more you explore, the better targets they become. They are more likely to teleport into known tiles (and hence be struck again immediately) if there are more explored tile on the map. This gives a certain edge to characters that tend to explore more than fight (again, like the Assassin, [[Thief]], [[Tinker]], or any other character who acquires and uses [[APHEELSIK]]). If your strategy relies on reserving tiles for later stages, you can probably ignore the imps until you need to set up midfight level-ups. Also note that if a particular Imp is blocking your path, you may strike it or fireball it to cause a teleport, hopefully to a less obstructive location.

Gods of particular interest in this level include [[Taurog]] and [[Dracul]], both of whom have boons that increase magic resistance (useful against both magic-using monsters here). Naturally, Dracul would be the choice for spellcasters, while Taurog will assist melee characters. Avoid picking up these boons if your character already has Magic Resistance, as it will probably be lowered or not affected. This magic resistance will make the higher-level Warlocks a more manageable target, negating some of their powerful attack damage. Also, of course, it will reduce the damage intake from both bosses. In addition, Taurog will grant large amounts of piety for killing both Dragonspawn and Warlocks, so take this into consideration if your character is at all capable of giving up glyph-use.

Finally, look for the magical [[items]] Mage Helm and Mage Plate. There are no other items of particular interest to this dungeon (though naturally most items are still useful the same as in other dungeons).

== Rewards ==

The [[Half-dragon]] class can be unlocked by completing this dungeon with the [[Warlord]]. Any other class that clears the Library unlocks the [[Races|orc]] race.

Shops will begin to stock more powerful [[items]] with every [[classes|class]] that complete the Library challenge.

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Gauntlet mode is one of the game modes in Desktop Dungeons. This mode was added in version 0.15. It is unlocked once player has beaten the Normal Dungeon with each of the [[:Category:Tier 3 Classes|Tier 3 Classes]].

The Gauntlet Mode dungeon resembles the Normal dungeon, with a few important differences. Most importantly, each time you beat the Gauntlet dungeon, it will be slightly harder the next time around.

The game keeps track of the number of times you've beaten the Gauntlet dungeon.

== Similarities with the Normal Dungeon ==

A Gauntlet Dungeon is very similar to a Normal Dungeon in several ways:

* The dungeon contains only one Boss. It will always be one of the bosses available in the Normal dungeon.
* All monster types available in Normal mode are also available in the Gauntlet. Unique monsters from the Challenge Dungeons (I.E. [[Crypt]], etc.) do not appear in Gauntlet Mode.
* You can play the Gauntlet dungeon with any character class currently available to you.

== Differences with other dungeons ==

The key difference between Gauntlet Mode and other dungeons is that each time you beat it, it gets harder.

The game keeps track of the number of times you've beaten a Gauntlet Dungeon. It is visible when hovering your mouse over the Gauntlet button in the main menu.

Below is a list of the differences between each level of the Gauntlet Dungeon:

* Each monster/boss's '''Attack Damage''' is increased by 5% of their Normal Attack Damage.
* Each monster/boss's '''Maximum Health''' is increased by 5% of their Normal Max Health.
** For example, at level 6, the Attack Damage and Maximum Health of each monster and boss will be 30% higher (6*5%=30%) than they would be in the Normal and Challenge dungeons.
** Remember that the first level of the Gauntlet is considered "level 1", which means it is already tougher than the Normal dungeon by a small amount.

== Rewards ==

The only reward acquired from the Gauntlet Dungeon is the bragging rights. The score is not compared on-line. It is meant for players to point out the number of Gauntlet dungeons they have completed as a sign of mastery of the game.

''Research info required: Is there a limit of gauntlet mode levels or this mode is endless? Is there any internet page listing the highest confirmed gauntlet level so far?''

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[[File:Factory Explored.PNG|right|thumb|350px|''A fully explored Factory dungeon (using the default [[tileset]])'']]

The '''Factory''' is a side dungeon in [[Desktop Dungeons]] containing [[monsters]] based off of animated objects. It is initially locked at start but becomes available after completing the normal dungeon with all Tier 3 [[classes]].

== Overview ==

The dungeon contains [[Meat man|Meat men]], [[Golem]]s, and [[Animated Armour]] (the only dungeon this monster is found in). Like other challenge dungeons it contains two bosses instead of one, these are [[Golem#Boss Info|Iron Man]] and [[Meat man#Boss Info|Super Meat Man]].

== Strategy ==

The Factory poses a difficult challenge for most character classes, because each monster has radically different advantages and disadvantages. As such, each class will be more apt at defeating one or at best two types of monsters, with the remaining types being much more difficult. Therefore, almost every class will have a unique way of defeating the maze.

For spellcasters, leveling up is usually very easy - find the [[Glyphs#BURNDAYRAZ|BURNDAYRAZ]] and get rid of very-high-level Animated Armor by casting it at them, then exploring for more mana. Animated Armor only has one hit point, and does not regenerate its death protection as you explore, so 10 hits will invariably bring down a level 9 armor, and you can do that as early as level 1 (for an instant jump to level 6!). Unfortunately, setting up mid-fight level-ups for the boss fights is difficult because remaining monsters will either have high health (meat men), high magic resistance (golems) or require several hits to kill (animated armor). It's worth taking your time to whittle down some high-level armors until they have no protection, and leave them like that for the boss fight. Another vastly useful method requires getting [[Mystera Annur|Mystera Annur's]] most expensive [[Mystera Annur#Weakening|boon]], which will remove the magic resistance from the Iron Man boss.

For melee fighters, this level presents a different challenge. Taking out the Animated Armors is difficult and may require you to waste a lot of exploration on regaining health from their hits. Golems are the best target, and the Iron Man will not be a big challenge. However you will need to find a way to deal with the Super Meat Man.

One of the best glyphs you can hope for is [[APHEELSIK]], which will help you defeat the Super Meat Man. However this relies on there being plenty of tiles left to explore, so it's only useful if you can make it to high level early. [[BLUDTUPOWA]] will help in this regard for spellcasters, but again the Iron Man is resistant to spells, so relying on fireball without Mystera Annur's resistance nullification is moot.

All in all, the key is to level up quickly, whichever way you can, and figure out how to set up mid-fight level-ups for the boss fights.

Finally, since the Super Meat Man can be troublesome for almost any character, and the Iron Man is wicked against spellcasters, this may be the best dungeon to worship [[Jehora Jeheyu]] for his [[Jehora Jeheyu#Polymorph|Polymorph]] boon. In fact, there's a good chance that it will make the entire dungeon much easier to run through if you're having trouble with one or more classes.

== Rewards ==

Upon clearing the Factory with any hero the [[Tinker]] special class will become available. Additional, clearing the dungeon with the [[Wizard]] will unlock the [[Crusader]] special class.

For every three classes that clear this dungeon an additional shop will spawn in subsequent dungeons (placing 9 shops in total once all 18 classes have cleared the dungeon).

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Alpha:Crypt

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[[File:Crypt Explored.png|right|thumb|350px|''A fully explored Crypt dungeon (using the default [[tileset]])'']]

The '''Crypt''' is a side dungeon in [[Desktop Dungeons]] filled with undead [[monsters]]. It is initially locked at start but becomes available after completing the normal dungeon with all Tier 2 [[classes]].

== Overview ==

The dungeon is composed of [[zombie]]s, [[wraith]]s, and [[vampire]]s (the only dungeon this monster is found in). Like other challenge dungeons it contains two bosses instead of one, these are [[wraith#Boss Info|Tormented One]] and [[zombie#Boss Info|Frank the Zombie]].

== Strategy ==

The Crypt Dungeon is notable for two monsters: the Wraith and the Vampire. With these two, it is geared mostly to defeat characters who depend on exploration as well as those who combine melee combat with spellcasting. Wraiths will inflict Mana Burn, meaning that characters who fight by casting spells during or after combat will only be able to kill them before leveling up, or would need to sacrifice mana potions to restore their mana regenaration. Explorer characters will constantly run into Vampires who suck out of a part of their health, setting them back a few tiles as far as their precious HP regeneration goes.

However, the weak spot lies in the low health values for both these monster types, especially when compared to the other denizen of this dungeon, the Zombie. Characters that rely solely on magic will find it very easy to destroy high-level wraiths and/or vampires to catapult up the experience table. Heavy melee characters will find similar benefit in being able to kill both types of monsters with relatively few attacks, even when considering the wraith's natural resistance to physical combat - and really have nothing to fear from mana burn thanks to not relying too much on glyphs (or not at all). As said earlier, it is characters that must utilize both melee and spellcasting who have the most difficulty here.

As to the bosses, the most troublesome boss seems to be the Tormented One, having a whopping 60% physical resistance. Again this may not matter much to heavy-melee characters, who can probably survive long enough to kill it anyway. Other characters will want to lean more heavily into the spellcasting end of the spectrum to try and damage it with fireball as much as possible before subjecting themselves to any mana burn. Frank the Zombie seems to be the less-troublesome one, and is usually "addressed" second, when the stakes are less high.

Needless to say, acquiring immunity to mana burn will instantly make this dungeon several times easier for most character classes. Similarly, characters who are free to lean towards melee combat (like various thief and priest subclasses, and obviously warriors) may prefer trying to reach [[Taurog|Taurog's]] [[Taurog#Penetration|Penetration]] boon, which will remove The Tormented One's physical defenses (not to mention other wraiths' defenses) thus making it much easier to kill. This also means less reliance on glyphs (which Taurog dislikes anyway) so mana burn becomes less of an issue.

Conversely, characters who find it easier to lean into the spellcasting end of the spectrum may prefer worshipping the fickle [[Mystera Annur]] to improve their fireballs, thus working around the physical resistance problem from a different direction.

Naturally, you will want to avoid worshipping [[Dracul]] entirely, as he dislikes the killing of undead monsters (and all monsters in this dungeon are undead). The [[Glowing Guardian]], on the other hand, approves the destruction of the undead, and may prove useful for character who do not wish to worship the strictly melee/spell gods mentioned above.

The [[Paladin]] benefits from a unique strategy for boss fights. Because killing undead restores the Paladin 50% of its health, and given that [[zombie]]s, [[wraith]]s and [[vampire]]s are all undead, you can alternate between striking a boss and killing a low level monster to get 50% health back, without having to rely on potions or more exploration.

Finally, if your shops have been upgraded sufficiently you may want to look for the Fire Heart [[Items|item]], which restores 10 health after killing any of the monsters in this dungeon. This is a terrific item for any character.

== Rewards ==

Upon clearing the Crypt with the [[Assassin]] the special [[Vampire]] class will be available. Any other class that clears the Crypt unlocks the [[Races|goblin]] race.

Each time this dungeon is cleared by a new class the hero's gold capacity will permanently increase by 5 gold. As there are 18 classes this stands to increase the gold capacity from 70 to 160.

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