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Kalinka at 05:28, 29 March 2025

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	==~~Treasure chests~~==		==List of dungeons==
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	[[Category:Locations]][[Category:Game mechanics]]		[[Category:Locations]][[Category:Game mechanics]]

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+Most dungeon rooms contain a random assortment of rocks and deposits that can be broken to get [[Stone]], mineral [[ore]]s, [[shard]]s, or [[strange stone]]s.
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	Several types of rooms exist in the pillar dungeons. The most common room has a random layout with hostile monsters, some [[stone]]s, ore deposits, and rainbow or round rocks. Rooms of other types are usually found in dead ends.		Several types of rooms exist in the pillar dungeons. The most common room has a random layout with hostile monsters, some [[stone]]s, ore deposits, and rainbow or round rocks. Rooms of other types are usually found in dead ends.
	;[[File:Dungeon icon portal.png\|link=]] Portal		;[[File:Dungeon icon portal.png\|link=]] Portal
	:Portal rooms contain the portal leading out to the [[northwestern section\|northwestern beach]] and a teleporter that allows the player to fast travel between the other previously unlocked portal rooms withing the dungeon. The portal room the player enters last on a given day will act as ~~their~~ starting point on their next dungeon dive.		:Portal rooms contain the portal leading out to the [[northwestern section\|northwestern beach]] and a teleporter that allows the player to fast travel between the other previously unlocked portal rooms withing the same dungeon. The portal room the player enters last on a given day will act as the starting point on their next dungeon dive.
	;[[File:Dungeon icon chest.png\|link=]] Treasure		;[[File:Dungeon icon chest.png\|link=]] Treasure
	:Treasure rooms are similar to regular rooms but contain a red treasure chest that can only be opened after all enemies in the room are defeated. The chest contains a variety of randomly chosen items that slightly vary depending on the dungeon the player is in.		:Treasure rooms are similar to regular rooms but contain a red treasure chest that can only be opened after all enemies in the room are defeated. The chest contains a variety of randomly chosen items that slightly vary depending on the dungeon the player is in.

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	==Rooms and layouts==		==Rooms and layouts==
	Every dungeon has a randomly generated layout consisting of connected rooms with hostile monsters in most of them. The player's goal in the pillar dungeons is to follow the map, moving from room to room and clearing the monsters, and reach and defeat the final boss. Each room can be connected to up to four different rooms in every cardinal direction. Every time the player enters a new room, all of its doors (except the one the player entered from) are locked until the player defeats all enemies in the room. The rooms the player has not yet visited are dark gray on the map, visited but not cleared rooms have a white outline, and cleared rooms are solid white. The enemies in the rooms the player clears respawn the next morning; however, the player does not need to clear the enemies in the room again to progress to the next one.		Every dungeon has a randomly generated layout consisting of connected rooms with hostile monsters in most of them. The player's goal in the pillar dungeons is to follow the map, moving from room to room and clearing the monsters, and reach and defeat the final boss. Each room can be connected to up to four different rooms in every cardinal direction. Every time the player enters a new room, all of its doors (except the one the player entered from) are locked until the player defeats all enemies in the room. The rooms the player has not yet visited are dark gray on the map, visited but not cleared rooms have a white outline, and cleared rooms are solid white. To exit the dungeon, the player needs to either find a portal room or use their [[pet]]'s teleport command if they have any [[Teleport Stone]]s placed.

			The enemies in the rooms the player clears respawn the next morning; however, the player does not need to clear the enemies in the room again to progress to the next one.

	Several types of rooms exist in the pillar dungeons. The most common room has a random layout with hostile monsters, some [[stone]]s, ore deposits, and rainbow or round rocks. Rooms of other types are usually found in dead ends.		Several types of rooms exist in the pillar dungeons. The most common room has a random layout with hostile monsters, some [[stone]]s, ore deposits, and rainbow or round rocks. Rooms of other types are usually found in dead ends.
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	:Treasure rooms are similar to regular rooms but contain a red treasure chest that can only be opened after all enemies in the room are defeated. The chest contains a variety of randomly chosen items that slightly vary depending on the dungeon the player is in.		:Treasure rooms are similar to regular rooms but contain a red treasure chest that can only be opened after all enemies in the room are defeated. The chest contains a variety of randomly chosen items that slightly vary depending on the dungeon the player is in.
	;[[File:Dungeon icon pooklet.png\|link=]] Pooklet		;[[File:Dungeon icon pooklet.png\|link=]] Pooklet
	:Rooms denoted with this green icon on the dungeon map contain enemies and a small cage housing a pooklet. The player has to defeat all enemies and break the cage to get the pooklet out for a reward. Every pooklet always offers the player a choice between three items:		:Rooms denoted with this green icon on the dungeon map contain enemies and a small cage housing a pooklet. The player has to defeat all enemies and break the cage to get the pooklet out for a reward. Every pooklet always offers the player a choice between three items; the options offered are determined the moment the player frees the pooklet, allowing the player to exit the game and reload their save to reroll the reward if they wish to. The reward choice could be one of the following:
			:*Common [[potion]]s that grant permanent [[stat]] increases:<br />{{i\|Bottle of Starlight\|[[HP]] +10}}{{i\|Bottle of Moonlight\|[[Attack Power]] +1}}{{i\|Bottle of Lightning\|[[Move Speed]] +3}}
			:*Rare potions that grant permanent stat increases:<br />{{i\|Bottle of Snow\|[[Luck]] +11}}{{i\|Bottle of Fire\|[[Crit Chance]] +3}}{{i\|Bottle of Sound\|[[Attack Speed]] +3}}
			:*A choice between three random [[Strange Locket]]s
			;[[File:Dungeon icon miniboss.png\|link=]] Miniboss
			:This room contains a miniboss (a stronger version of a regular enemy), usually along with some regular enemies. A miniboss drops a random piece of [[equipment]] when defeated.
			;[[File:Dungeon icon final boss.png\|link=]] Final boss
			:Located at the end of each rune dungeon, this large room contains the dungeon's final boss. These bosses have significantly more health than regular enemies and can present a challenge to an unprepared player. Every dungeon has its unique final boss with unique drops.

	==Monsters, minibosses, and bosses==		==Monsters, minibosses, and bosses==

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	==Rooms and layouts==		==Rooms and layouts==
	~~{{stub}}~~		Every dungeon has a randomly generated layout consisting of connected rooms with hostile monsters in most of them. The player's goal in the pillar dungeons is to follow the map, moving from room to room and clearing the monsters, and reach and defeat the final boss. Each room can be connected to up to four different rooms in every cardinal direction. Every time the player enters a new room, all of its doors (except the one the player entered from) are locked until the player defeats all enemies in the room. The rooms the player has not yet visited are dark gray on the map, visited but not cleared rooms have a white outline, and cleared rooms are solid white. The enemies in the rooms the player clears respawn the next morning; however, the player does not need to clear the enemies in the room again to progress to the next one.

			Several types of rooms exist in the pillar dungeons. The most common room has a random layout with hostile monsters, some [[stone]]s, ore deposits, and rainbow or round rocks. Rooms of other types are usually found in dead ends.
			;[[File:Dungeon icon portal.png\|link=]] Portal
			:Portal rooms contain the portal leading out to the [[northwestern section\|northwestern beach]] and a teleporter that allows the player to fast travel between the other previously unlocked portal rooms withing the dungeon. The portal room the player enters last on a given day will act as their starting point on their next dungeon dive.
			;[[File:Dungeon icon chest.png\|link=]] Treasure
			:Treasure rooms are similar to regular rooms but contain a red treasure chest that can only be opened after all enemies in the room are defeated. The chest contains a variety of randomly chosen items that slightly vary depending on the dungeon the player is in.
			;[[File:Dungeon icon pooklet.png\|link=]] Pooklet
			:Rooms denoted with this green icon on the dungeon map contain enemies and a small cage housing a pooklet. The player has to defeat all enemies and break the cage to get the pooklet out for a reward. Every pooklet always offers the player a choice between three items:

	==Monsters, minibosses, and bosses==		==Monsters, minibosses, and bosses==
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	In order to purify all five runes and unlock all five dungeons over the course of their game, the player will need:<br />{{i\|Fire Essence\|2}}{{i\|Moonflower\|5}}{{i\|Orb Syrup\|1}}{{i\|Blue Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Peach Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Pink Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Yellow Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Water Sap\|1}}		In order to purify all five runes and unlock all five dungeons over the course of their game, the player will need:<br />{{i\|Fire Essence\|2}}{{i\|Moonflower\|5}}{{i\|Orb Syrup\|1}}{{i\|Blue Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Peach Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Pink Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Yellow Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Water Sap\|1}}

	Additionally, [[DungeonVR]], a post game endless dungeon, is unlocked by completing a ~~projects~~ at [[Aamy's Project Workbench\|Aamy's]] and requires 10 [[White Alpaca Thread]]s, 10 pieces of [[Uncommon Candy]], 10 [[Black Brick]]s, and 20 pieces of [[Silk Rope]].		Additionally, [[DungeonVR]], a post game endless dungeon, is unlocked by completing a project at [[Aamy's Project Workbench\|Aamy's]] and requires 10 [[White Alpaca Thread]]s, 10 pieces of [[Uncommon Candy]], 10 [[Black Brick]]s, and 20 pieces of [[Silk Rope]].

	==Rooms and layouts==		==Rooms and layouts==

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	In order to purify all five runes and unlock all five dungeons over the course of their game, the player will need:<br />{{i\|Fire Essence\|2}}{{i\|Moonflower\|5}}{{i\|Orb Syrup\|1}}{{i\|Blue Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Peach Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Pink Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Yellow Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Water Sap\|1}}		In order to purify all five runes and unlock all five dungeons over the course of their game, the player will need:<br />{{i\|Fire Essence\|2}}{{i\|Moonflower\|5}}{{i\|Orb Syrup\|1}}{{i\|Blue Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Peach Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Pink Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Yellow Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Water Sap\|1}}

			Additionally, [[DungeonVR]], a post game endless dungeon, is unlocked by completing a projects at [[Aamy's Project Workbench\|Aamy's]] and requires 10 [[White Alpaca Thread]]s, 10 pieces of [[Uncommon Candy]], 10 [[Black Brick]]s, and 20 pieces of [[Silk Rope]].

	==Rooms and layouts==		==Rooms and layouts==
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Kalinka at 02:06, 28 March 2025

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	==Unlocking dungeons==		==Unlocking dungeons==
	{{~~stub~~}}		Dungeons are unlocked using runes. The first rune the player obtains, the Eve Rune, is dropped by a rainbow pixie next to the portal and unlocks the first pillar dungeon; other runes are dropped by final bosses at the end of each pillar dungeon.

			The runes have to be purified by [[Dawn]] in order to be used; the [[quest]] to purify a rune is activated when the player picks the rune up for the first time (or defeats the boss holding that rune). Every cursed rune requires the rare [[Moonflower]] to be purified, so it is recommended not to use the Moonflowers elsewhere until the player purifies all five runes. Other ingredients required to purify each rune can be viewed in advance by interacting with one of the shelves in Dawn's library inside her [[Dawn's Potion Shop\|store]].

			In order to purify all five runes and unlock all five dungeons over the course of their game, the player will need:<br />{{i\|Fire Essence\|2}}{{i\|Moonflower\|5}}{{i\|Orb Syrup\|1}}{{i\|Blue Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Peach Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Pink Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Yellow Lotus Flower\|1}}{{i\|Water Sap\|1}}
	==Rooms and layouts==		==Rooms and layouts==
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	Additionally, [[DungeonVR]], a post game endless dungeon, is unlocked by completing a project at [[Aamy's Project Workbench\|Aamy's]] and requires 10 [[White Alpaca Thread]]s, 10 pieces of [[Uncommon Candy]], 10 [[Black Brick]]s, and 20 pieces of [[Silk Rope]].		Additionally, [[DungeonVR]], a post game endless dungeon, is unlocked by completing a project at [[Aamy's Project Workbench\|Aamy's]] and requires 10 [[White Alpaca Thread]]s, 10 pieces of [[Uncommon Candy]], 10 [[Black Brick]]s, and 20 pieces of [[Silk Rope]].

	==~~Rooms~~ and ~~layouts~~==		==Basics and progressing==
	Every dungeon has a randomly generated layout consisting of connected rooms with hostile monsters in most of them. The player's goal in the pillar dungeons is to follow the map, moving from room to room and clearing the monsters, and reach and defeat the final boss. Each room can be connected to up to four different rooms in every cardinal direction. Every time the player enters a new room, all of its doors (except the one the player entered from) are locked until the player defeats all enemies in the room. The rooms the player has not yet visited are dark gray on the map, visited but not cleared rooms have a white outline, and cleared rooms are solid white. To exit the dungeon, the player needs to either find a portal room or use their [[pet]]'s teleport command if they have any [[Teleport Stone]]s placed.		Every dungeon has a randomly generated layout consisting of connected rooms with hostile monsters in most of them. The player's goal in the pillar dungeons is to follow the map, moving from room to room and clearing the monsters, and reach and defeat the final boss. Each room can be connected to up to four different rooms in every cardinal direction. Every time the player enters a new room, all of its doors (except the one the player entered from) are locked until the player defeats all enemies in the room. The rooms the player has not yet visited are dark gray on the map, visited but not cleared rooms have a white outline, and cleared rooms are solid white. To exit the dungeon, the player needs to either find a portal room or use their [[pet]]'s teleport command if they have any [[Teleport Stone]]s placed.

	The enemies in the rooms the player clears respawn the next morning; however, the player does not need to clear the enemies in the room again to progress to the next one.		The enemies in the rooms the player clears respawn the next morning; however, the player does not need to clear the enemies in the room again to progress to the next one.

			If the player runs out of health points while inside the dungeon (and if they do not have the [[Life Shield]] [[Card\|skill]]), they get rescued by a [[Spooklet]], ending their current day. The player will start their next day two hours late. Spooklets take a small monetary fee for their rescue services, from 150{{coin}} for the first rune dungeon and up to 2,000{{coin}} for the fourth. If the player does not have enough coins to cover the fee, the [[Spooklet Debt Collector]] will block the portal to the dungeon until the player pays the fee that gets a 20% increase.

			===Room types===
	Several types of rooms exist in the pillar dungeons. The most common room has a random layout with hostile monsters, some [[stone]]s, ore deposits, and rainbow or round rocks. Rooms of other types are usually found in dead ends.		Several types of rooms exist in the pillar dungeons. The most common room has a random layout with hostile monsters, some [[stone]]s, ore deposits, and rainbow or round rocks. Rooms of other types are usually found in dead ends.
	;[[File:Dungeon icon portal.png\|link=]] Portal		;[[File:Dungeon icon portal.png\|link=]] Portal
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	:This room contains a miniboss (a stronger version of a regular enemy), usually along with some regular enemies. A miniboss drops a random piece of [[equipment]] when defeated.		:This room contains a miniboss (a stronger version of a regular enemy), usually along with some regular enemies. A miniboss drops a random piece of [[equipment]] when defeated.
	;[[File:Dungeon icon final boss.png\|link=]] Final boss		;[[File:Dungeon icon final boss.png\|link=]] Final boss
	:Located at the end of each rune dungeon, this large room contains the dungeon's final boss. These bosses have significantly more health than regular enemies and can present a challenge to an unprepared player. Every dungeon has its unique final boss with unique drops.		:Located at the end of each rune dungeon, this large room contains the dungeon's final boss. These bosses have significantly more health than regular enemies and can present a challenge to an unprepared player. Every dungeon has its unique final boss with unique drops. Unlike with most rooms, the player's pet cannot teleport the player out of a boss arena; the player has to either defeat the boss or die and get rescued by Spooklets to leave.

	==Monsters, minibosses, and bosses==		==Monsters, minibosses, and bosses==