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Quests

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Desktop Dungeons has a multitude of '''Quests''' that help to develop the Kingdom and unlock content for the adventurer. If you ever need to check the status of Quests visit the [[Tavern]].

Due to the rewards associated with some quests it's highly advisable to upgrade the [[Bank]] before completing them.

{| class=wikitable
!Quest
!Prerequisite
!Description
!Reward
!Unlocks
{{:A Little Agreement|tpl=MetaQuestSummary}}
|}

==Quests==
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{| class=wikitable
!Quest
!Prerequisite
!Reward
!Unlocks
!Description
|-
|
=====Trophy Hunting=====
|{{b|Guild|Level 1|Adventure Clubhouse}}
|
|[[Taxidermist]], {{b|Church||Church}}, {{b|Mage Tower||Mage Tower}}, and {{b|Thief Den||Thief Den}}
|Gather a [[Taxidermist#Trophies|Goat Horn]] from one of the starter dungeons (BAAdlands, Vince’s Vault, or Thousand Cuts) if you chose to skip the tutorial; or from Tutorial #4 if you chose to do it.
|-
|
=====Guild Expansion=====
|{{q|Trophy Hunting}}
|
|
|Build a level 1 {{b|Church||Church}}, {{b|Mage Tower||Mage Tower}}, or {{b|Thief Den||Thief Den}}
|-
|
=====City Expansion=====
|{{q|Guild Expansion}}
|
|[[Tavern]], {{d|Den of Danger}}, {{d|Venture Cave}}
|Complete the remaining 2 starter dungeons
|-
|
=====Dangerous Investments=====
|Unlock {{d|Den of Danger}}
|{{gold|100}}
|{{r|Elf}}
With {{q|Venture Capital}}, unlocks [[Bank]], {{d|Northern Desert}}, {{d|Eastern Tundra}}, {{d|Southern Swamp}}, and {{d|Western Jungle}}
|Defeat the banker in {{d|Den of Danger}}
|-
|
=====Venture Capital=====
|Unlock {{d|Venture Cave}}
|{{gold|100}}
|{{r|Dwarf}}
With {{q|Dangerous Investments}}, unlocks [[Bank]], [[Explorer's Guild]], {{d|Northern Desert}}, {{d|Eastern Tundra}}, {{d|Southern Swamp}}, and {{d|Western Jungle}}
|Defeat the banker in {{d|Venture Cave}}
|-
|
=====What's a Moneybin?=====
|Unlock your first Hard dungeon
|{{gold|500}}, [[Bank]] LV2
|
|Defeat {{d|Venture Cave}}, earning {{badge|Unstoppable}}
|-
|
=====Automagic Teleport Machine=====
|Beat a dungeon after unlocking {{d|Shifting Passages}}?
|{{gold|800}}, [[Bank]] LV3
|
|Defeat [[Shifting Passages]], earning {{badge|Unstoppable}}
|-
|
=====Beginner's Brigade=====
|[[Bank]] LV1
|{{gold|1000}}
|
|Defeat the {{d|Den of Danger}} with every Tier 1 [[class]]
|-
|
=====Second Generation=====
|{{q|Beginner's Brigade}}
|{{gold|1000}}
|{{d|Doubledoom}}
|Defeat the {{d|Den of Danger}} with every Tier 2 [[class]]
|-
|
=====Confidence=====
|Unlock every Tier 3 class
|{{i|Hero's Helm}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Den of Danger}}, earning {{badge|Purist}}
|-
|
=====The Realm's Finest=====
|{{q|Second Generation}}
|{{gold|1000}}
{{i|Crystal Ball}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Den of Danger}} with every Tier 3 [[class]]
|-
|
=====Double Take=====
|{{d|Doubledoom}}
|{{i|Piercing Wand}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Doubledoom}} with every Tier 3 [[class]]
|-
|
=====Desert Rose=====
|[[Bank]] LV1
|{{gold|250}}
|{{d|Rock Garden}}
|Defeat the {{d|Northern Desert}} with {{c|Wizard}} and {{c|Sorcerer}}
|-
|
=====Deep Freeze=====
|[[Bank]] LV1
|{{gold|250}}
|{{d|Creeplight Ruins}}
|Defeat the {{d|Eastern Tundra}} with {{c|Priest}} and {{c|Monk}}
|-
|
=====Swamp Romp=====
|[[Bank]]LV1
|{{gold|250}}
|{{d|Hexx Ruins}}
|Defeat the {{d|Southern Swamp}} with {{c|Thief}} and {{c|Rogue}}
|-
|
=====Jungle Beat=====
|[[Bank]] LV1
|{{gold|250}}
|{{d|Havendale Bridge}}
|Defeat the {{d|Western Jungle}} with {{c|Fighter}} and {{c|Berserker}}
|-
|
=====Hard Rock=====
|{{d|Rock Garden}}
|
|{{d|Cursed Oasis}}, {{d|Shifting Passages}}
|Defeat {{d|Rock Garden}}
|-
|
=====Cult of Personality=====
|{{d|Creeplight Ruins}}
|
|{{d|Berserker Camp}}, {{d|Halls of Steel}}
|Defeat {{d|Creeplight Ruins}}
|-
|
=====Stone Cold Crazy=====
|{{d|Hexx Ruins}}
|
|{{d|The Slime Pit}}
|Defeat {{d|Hexx Ruins}}
|-
|
=====Troll Toll=====
|{{d|Havendale Bridge}}
|
|{{d|The Labyrinth}}, {{d|Magma Mines}}
|Defeat {{d|Havendale Bridge}}
|-
|
=====Ice and Fury=====
|{{d|Berserker Camp}}
|{{i|Fire Heart}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Berserker Camp}} with any four classes
|-
|
=====Minecraft=====
|{{d|Magma Mines}}
|{{i|Battlemage Ring}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Magma Mines}} with any four classes
|-
|
=====Confusion!=====
|{{d|Shifting Passages}}
|{{gold|500}}
|{{d|Demonic Library}}
|Defeat {{d|Shifting Passages}} with {{c|Wizard}}, {{c|Sorcerer}}, and {{c|Bloodmage}}
|-
|
=====Dancing Blades=====
|{{d|Halls of Steel}}
|{{gold|500}}
|{{d|Namtar's Lair}}
|Defeat {{d|Halls of Steel}} with {{c|Priest}}, {{c|Monk}}, and {{c|Paladin}}
|-
|
=====Vicious Edge=====
|Defeat {{d|Halls of Steel}}
|
|{{d|Vicious Steel}}
|Defeat {{d|Halls of Steel}} with any four classes
|-
|
=====Challenge Accepted=====
|Defeat {{d|Hexx Ruins}} and meet Itsssamna in a one-time subdungeon
|{{gold|500}}
|{{d|Naga City}}
|Defeat {{d|Ick Swamp}} with {{c|Thief}}, {{c|Rogue}}, and {{c|Assassin}}
|-
|
=====Muu ...=====
|{{d|The Labyrinth}}
|{{gold|500}}
|{{d|Dragon Isles}}
|Defeat {{d|The Labyrinth}} with {{c|Fighter}}, {{c|Berserker}}, and {{c|Warlord}}
|-
|
=====Oh, Horatio!=====
|Collect all 18 [[Taxidermist|trophies]]
|
|{{d|Vicious Gaan-Telet}}, {{badge|Vicious}}
|Defeat {{d|Tower of Gaan-Telet}}, earning {{badge|Purist}}
|-
|
=====Razor Blade Smile=====
|{{d|Vicious Steel}}
|
|{{c|Vampire}}
|Defeat {{d|Vicious Steel}} with any three classes
|-
|
=====Snakes? SNAAAKES!=====
|{{d|Naga City}}
|
|{{c|Gorgon}}
|Defeat {{d|Naga City}} with any three classes
|-
|
=====Here be Dragons=====
|{{d|Dragon Isles}}
|
|{{c|Half-Dragon}}
|Defeat {{d|Dragon Isles}} with any three classes
|-
|
=====Dark Souls=====
|{{q|Oh, Horatio!}}
|{{gold|9999}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Vicious Gaan-Telet}}
|-
|
=====Search for the Witch=====
|Defeat {{d|Eastern Tundra}}
|
|[[Witch]]
|Find the witch in a special subdungeon in an eastern dungeon and give her five frost roots
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 1=====
|[[Witch]] LV1
|
|{{i|Fortitude Tonic}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Defeat {{d|Eastern Tundra}}, earning {{badge|Hoarder}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 2=====
|{{q|Complicated tasks, pt 1}}
|
|{{i|Burn Salve}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Defeat {{d|Western Jungle}}, earning {{badge|Warmonger}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 3=====
|{{q|Complicated tasks, pt 2}}
|
|[[Witch]] LV2
|Defeat {{d|Northern Desert}}, earning {{badge|Cheeky}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 4=====
|[[Witch]] LV2
|
|{{i|Strength Potion}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Defeat {{d|Rock Garden}}, earning {{badge|DING! Max!}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 5=====
|{{q|Complicated tasks, pt 4}}
|
|{{i|Schadenfreude Potion}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Defeat {{d|Berserker Camp}} with a {{c|Sorcerer}}, earning {{badge|Warmonger}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 6=====
|{{q|Complicated tasks, pt 5}}
|
|[[Witch]] LV3
|Defeat {{d|Magma Mines}} with a {{c|Priest}}, earning {{badge|Feeling Parched}}
|-
|
=====Dimensional Dealings=====
|Unlock {{c|Berserker}}, {{c|Sorcerer}}, {{c|Monk}}, and {{c|Rogue}}?
|
|[[Bazaar]] LV2
|Buy every item from each shop in a dungeon
|-
|
=====Someone Say Loot?=====
|Beginner's Brigade?? Value of trophies down to 200 gold??
|
|[[Bazaar]] LV3
|Buy every item in {{d|Hexx Ruins}} ({{i|Translocation Seal}}s do not count as buying)
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes=====
|{{b|Guild|Level 2|Mead Hall}}
|{{gold|350}}
|{{d|Grimm's Grotto}}
|Defeat {{d|Venture Cave}} with {{ElFi}}, {{ElBe}}, and {{ElWa}}
|-
|
=====Halflings, Ho!=====
|{{q|Unlikely Heroes}}
|{{i|Witchalok Pendant}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Grimm's Grotto}} with {{HaWi}}, {{HaSo}}, and {{HaBl}}
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes: Desert Edition=====
|{{q|Unlikely Heroes}}
|{{gold|500}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Rock Garden}} with {{DwFi}}, {{DwMo}}, and {{DwAs}}
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes: Tundra Edition=====
|{{q|Unlikely Heroes}}
|{{gold|500}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Creeplight Ruins}} with {{GoTh}}, {{GoWa}}, and {{GoBl}}
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes: Swamp Edition=====
|{{q|Unlikely Heroes}}
|{{gold|500}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Hexx Ruins}} with {{GnPr}}, {{GnWi}}, and {{GnBe}}
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes: Forest Edition=====
|{{q|Unlikely Heroes}}
|{{gold|500}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Havendale Bridge}} with {{HaWi}}, {{HaMo}}, and {{HaRo}}
|-
|
=====Bonus Bravery: Oasis=====
|Unlock all three Explorer's Guild classes: {{c|Transmuter}}, {{c|Tinker}}, {{c|Crusader}}
|{{gold|500}}
{{i|Dragon Soul}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Cursed Oasis}} with {{DwTi}}, {{DwTr}}, and {{DwCr}}
|-
|
=====Bonus Bravery: Slime Pit=====
|Unlock all three Explorer's Guild classes {{c|Transmuter}}, {{c|Tinker}}, {{c|Crusader}}
|{{gold|500}}
{{i|Rock Heart}}
|
|Defeat {{d|The Slime Pit}} with {{GoTi}}, {{GoTr}}, and {{GoCr}}
|-
|}

== The Perpetual Questing Initiative ==
<div style="float:right;padding-left:5px">[[File:PQI.png]]</div>

The Perpetual Questing Initiative is a roving quest that moves from dungeon to dungeon encouraging you to get more [[completion]]. It is unlocked when you collect your 15th unique trophy. The PQI will appear in a somewhat randomly chosen dungeon (selection is heavily weighted towards dungeons with lower completion) asking you to defeat it with a particular race and class, while earning a particular badge. If possible, it will choose a class and badge that you don't yet have credit for. The reward is {{gold|500}} for completing a normal PQI (and {{gold|1500}} for completing a Vicious PQI). When you complete the Perpetual Questing Initiative, it will reappear in a new dungeon (this may also happen when you complete any dungeon, or quit the game).

=== PQI Selection Algorithm ===

Based on observation, the PQI algorithm works as follows:

1. PQI first picks a dungeon. Normally it selects the least [[Dungeon completion|completed]] dungeon and always excludes both Gaan-Telets. Initially Vicious dungeons cannot appear in the PQI. Once you have progressed sufficiently in the game, the PQI will start to select Vicious difficulty dungeons as well. At first their weight is significantly reduced; however, as you approach 100% completion, their weight increases. In a fully rainbowed kingdom, PQI only selects Vicious dungeons.

2. PQI then picks a class. If any class badges are still missing from the selected dungeon, it randomly picks one of those; if all classes are completed, PQI picks any one random class. PQI never picks Goatperson.

3. PQI then picks a race (for non-monster classes only). The race is selected from a short list of races tied to the class picked. Prior runs (or frequency of each race being used) have no effect on this. For example, the short list of Warlord includes Dwarf and Halfling, so whenever Warlord is picked, it will be either Dwarf or Halfling, because these are the only two options. See below for the possible combinations.

4. PQI then picks a badge. If any badge is missing, it picks one of those randomly; if all badges are already completed, it pick any one random badge. PQI never picks Vicious Token.

=== Possible PQI Race-Class Combinations ===
{| id="PQI RC" align="center" class=wikitable style="border:{{{1|#73BF73}}}; background:{{{2|F5FFF5}}};"
!Tier 1
!Tier 2
!Tier 3
!Explorer's Guild
!Audit Zeppelin
|-
| style="width:15%"|
{{ElFi}}, {{OrFi}}

{{GoTh}}

{{ElPr}}, {{GnPr}}

{{HaWi}}, {{OrWi}}
| style="width:15%"|
{{ElBe}}, {{GnBe}}

{{GoRo}}, {{HaRo}}

{{ElMo}}, {{GoMo}}

{{DwSo}}, {{GoSo}}, {{HaSo}}
| style="width:15%"|
{{DwWa}}, {{HaWa}}

{{DwAs}}, {{HaAs}}

{{DwPa}}, {{OrPa}}

{{GoBl}}, {{HaBl}}
| style="width:40%"|
{{DwTi}}, {{ElTi}}, {{GnTi}}, {{GoTi}}, {{HaTi}}, {{HuTi}}, {{OrTi}}

{{DwCr}}, {{ElCr}}, {{GnCr}}, {{GoCr}} (?), {{HaCr}}, {{HuCr}} (?), {{OrCr}}

{{DwTr}}, {{ElTr}} (?), {{GnTr}} (?), {{GoTr}} (?), {{HaTr}}, {{HuTr}}, {{OrTr}}
| style="width:15%"|
{{HuCh}}*
|}

* Monster Classes - except for {{c|Goatperson}} - can also be selected instead of the regular Classes.

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Evolvia

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Gold

2020-03-08T00:41:29Z

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==Kingdom's Gold==
The gold owned by the kingdom and the one owned by you adventurers are two different things. Appart from the small amount of gold they bring with them, adventurers will most rely on what they find in the dungeons, and they will mostly used it to purchase things from the dungeons merchants. While kindom's gold is handled in much larger quantity, and is mostly used to unlock buildings and prepare adventurers.

==Dungeon's Gold==
===Finding gold===
How much gold is there in a dungeon ?
====Gold piles====
There are 10 gold piles in each dungeon. Each pile can have a 1-gold, 2-gold or 3-gold value. There is never fewer than 2 of each pile type, but otherwise the split seems random. So on the average is 20 gold (usually between 17 and 23).

====Subdungeons====
Some [[subdungeons]] will have 5 random gold piles. These will again have the same values (1-gold to 3-gold), so on average finding such a sub nets you an additional 10 gold.

There is the "lots of gold" secret sub, that has 20 gold piles, giving you 40 extra gold.

====Petrified monsters====
Petrified monsters leave one gold coin when they are destroyed.

====Boss' gold====
When there are multiple boss in a dungeon, the trophy they drop can be sold in the dungeon for 25 gold.

====Preparations====
Black Market adds +1 gold to each pile, which - given the 10 piles - means you get an eventual +10 gold. Needless to say, if you find any of the subs with gold in them, it will be worth even more (or, if you are using IMAWAL and some means to break walls; the gold piles left are normally worth 1-gold, but Black Market also boosts that by +1).

===Using gold===
The most obvious gold use is objects purchase from the shops. But keep in mind that objects can be converted, so gold is potential conversion points.

There are some other usage, depending on your situation :
* You can purchase piety for {{g|Tikki Tooki}}
* Some objects require gold to perform, such as the {{i|Crystal Ball}}

If you have some piety to spare in the end of the dungeon, you can spend it on Tikki Tooki boons: {{boon|Dodging}} ({{gold|+10}}) and {{boon|Tikki's Edge}} ({{gold|+10}}).
Finally you can bring your money back to the kingdom. But while 50 gold is a lot of cash in a dungeon, it is really not much money in a kingdom...

The Pactmaker

2020-03-01T18:22:05Z

Collapsinghrung: /* {{boon|Body Pact}} */ correct "Slow Attack" to "Slow Strike"

<onlyinclude>{{
{{{tpl|GodInfobox}}}
|Name=The Pactmaker
|ShortHand=PM
|InitialWorship=N/A
|Punishment=N/A
|RewardedActions=None
|PenalizedActions=None
|PrepPenalty=N/A
|Boons=
;{{boon|Scholar's Pact}}:'''Whenever you level up''': {{Piety|-10}}, sets current HP to 150% of your max HP and casts {{s|BYSSEPS}} on you

;{{boon|Warrior's Pact}}:'''Whenever you kill a monster without {{t|No Experience}}''': {{Piety|-3}}, +1 Max HP

;{{boon|Alchemist's Pact}}:'''Whenever you drink a health or mana potion''': {{Piety|-4}}, +3 XP

;{{boon|Body Pact}}:'''Whenever a monster without {{t|No Experience}} damages you''': {{Piety|-4}}, Grant {{t|Physical resist}} +1% and {{t|Magic resist}} +1%

;{{boon|Spirit Pact}}:'''Whenever you convert an [[Items|item]] or [[glyph]]''': {{Piety|-5}}, +15 bonus conversion points

;{{boon|Consensus}}:'''Effect''': {{Piety|+50}}, {{Piety|-50 max}}
}}</onlyinclude>

'''The Pactmaker''' is not a religion in the same sense as the other eight deities, the Pactmaker is a bit of an enigma. He offers six pacts with varying effects, and does not require you to "join" his religion. Instead, the chosen pact will siphon piety away from your current religion to fuel their effect. This allows the Pactmaker to complement other gods and create unique combinations. This enables players to use deities that do not offer any worthwhile boons for their strategy, so long as they are capable of earning piety. The Pactmaker also offers the {{boon|Consensus}} Pact, granting a massive influx of piety instead of draining it.

You can only ever request a single Pact, and it can never be disabled (though if you run out of piety it will not take you into the negatives) so always choose wisely and ensure you have enough piety income to fuel the pact in question. The Pactmaker will appear sporadically throughout the game, and will only be unlocked once you have unlocked every other altar. He is widely regarded as one of the most powerful deities in the game for his ability to increase the effectiveness of every other deity.

The Pactmaker is the only altar that cannot be desecrated, as well as the only one that cannot be forced to spawn through preparations.

== Boons ==
Because the Pactmaker can be combined with any other deity, he has by far the broadest application and is almost always worthwhile.

=== {{boon|Scholar's Pact}} ===
This Pact is very useful for characters who are performing XP catapults to quickly level-up, granting a one-time bonus every time you gain a level. It's extremely powerful for any character who needs to get more mileage out of his full heal on level-up. Naturally, this works even better if you've increased your hit points using boons such as {{boon|Absolution}} or {{boon|Boost Health}}, but it's not very useful for spellcasters. This can also be very expensive if you select the Pact early.

=== {{boon|Alchemist's Pact}} ===
This boon is quite expensive and has a lesser effect than most of the other boons. If you're just a few notches away from leveling up it can be a great "last minute" pact to eke out a little more XP, but the high piety cost and low effect means it's seldom worthwhile unless it's just to push you over the edge.

=== {{boon|Warrior's Pact}} ===
A great Pact for {{c|Rogue}} or anyone who needs to get a little bit more HP to survive the boss. The {{boon|Warrior's Pact}} can easily turn a large number of popcorn monsters into a healthy layer of extra hit points. However, the piety cost is quite significant and can quickly drain you if you don't have enough piety income to maintain it. {{g|Tikki Tooki}}, {{g|Taurog}}, and {{g|Dracul}} (with {{boon|Blood Tithe}} and {{boon|Blood Hunger}}) make the best choices when using this boon since they will grant piety to offset the cost whenever you kill a monster. Worshippers of {{g|Jehora Jeheyu}} are advised to use his "boost health" boon rather than attempt to use this Pact.

=== {{boon|Body Pact}} ===
Very similar to the {{boon|Warrior's Pact}}, the {{boon|Body Pact}} will allow you to accrue resistances. This is both the most powerful and most expensive of the Pactmaker's pacts. You usually need to begin using this pact early, since it only triggers if the monster successfully attacks you. {{t|Slow Strike}} can be a merit when you made body pact. You also need an enormous amount of piety income to maintain it. This boon works best with the {{g|The Earthmother}}, {{g|Binlor}}, {{g|Taurog}}, {{g|Mystera Annur}}, and {{g|Glowing Guardian}}; deities that can generate large amounts of piety at low levels, or generate a steady piety influx on leveling phase.

=== {{boon|Spirit Pact}} ===
Although the amount of conversion points appear low, they can add up if you convert some low-cost items that are bought from shops. The piety cost can be a very difficult to sustain, and the benefits can be difficult to accrue in large amounts. This pact is usually only worthwhile for characters which literally have nothing better to spend their piety on, and it's almost always preferable to go with other Pacts. For instance, {{r|Dwarf}} will almost always end up with significantly more hit points at a lower piety cost by using the {{boon|Warrior's Pact}} and {{r|Goblin}} will get more XP by using the {{boon|Alchemist's Pact}}. Unless you're a {{r|Human}} or {{r|Orc}} desperate for damage or an {{r|Elf}} desperate for [[mana]], there's little reason to pick this pact over the other superb options offered here. {{c|Goatperson}} under {{g|Glowing Guardian}} or {{g|Jehora Jeheyu}} will greatly enjoy this pact.

=== {{boon|Consensus}} ===
Very simple: your piety maximum is reduced to {{piety|50}} and you get filled up to this lower maximum. For most deities, this isn't a big deal, and if you're having trouble earning piety it's unlikely you'll hit the lower cap. This pact works well if you get stuck in a religion and cannot convert out, desperately need a specific boon, need a last resort of piety. There are not many boons that costs {{piety|50+}}.

You can still select a boon after using {{boon|Consensus}}, but you cannot select {{boon|Consensus}} after selecting a boon (so you can't just make a pact and still get some free {{piety|50}} during the endgame). Pay careful attention to the order in which you do things, because this particularly pact option is quite fickle.

== Notes ==

===Piety payment and indulgences===
Note that piety payments does not trigger indulgences. It had triggered indulgences before patch 1.53.

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The Pactmaker

2020-03-01T18:21:10Z

Collapsinghrung: /* {{boon|Body Pact}} */ fix link to Slow Attack trait

<onlyinclude>{{
{{{tpl|GodInfobox}}}
|Name=The Pactmaker
|ShortHand=PM
|InitialWorship=N/A
|Punishment=N/A
|RewardedActions=None
|PenalizedActions=None
|PrepPenalty=N/A
|Boons=
;{{boon|Scholar's Pact}}:'''Whenever you level up''': {{Piety|-10}}, sets current HP to 150% of your max HP and casts {{s|BYSSEPS}} on you

;{{boon|Warrior's Pact}}:'''Whenever you kill a monster without {{t|No Experience}}''': {{Piety|-3}}, +1 Max HP

;{{boon|Alchemist's Pact}}:'''Whenever you drink a health or mana potion''': {{Piety|-4}}, +3 XP

;{{boon|Body Pact}}:'''Whenever a monster without {{t|No Experience}} damages you''': {{Piety|-4}}, Grant {{t|Physical resist}} +1% and {{t|Magic resist}} +1%

;{{boon|Spirit Pact}}:'''Whenever you convert an [[Items|item]] or [[glyph]]''': {{Piety|-5}}, +15 bonus conversion points

;{{boon|Consensus}}:'''Effect''': {{Piety|+50}}, {{Piety|-50 max}}
}}</onlyinclude>

'''The Pactmaker''' is not a religion in the same sense as the other eight deities, the Pactmaker is a bit of an enigma. He offers six pacts with varying effects, and does not require you to "join" his religion. Instead, the chosen pact will siphon piety away from your current religion to fuel their effect. This allows the Pactmaker to complement other gods and create unique combinations. This enables players to use deities that do not offer any worthwhile boons for their strategy, so long as they are capable of earning piety. The Pactmaker also offers the {{boon|Consensus}} Pact, granting a massive influx of piety instead of draining it.

You can only ever request a single Pact, and it can never be disabled (though if you run out of piety it will not take you into the negatives) so always choose wisely and ensure you have enough piety income to fuel the pact in question. The Pactmaker will appear sporadically throughout the game, and will only be unlocked once you have unlocked every other altar. He is widely regarded as one of the most powerful deities in the game for his ability to increase the effectiveness of every other deity.

The Pactmaker is the only altar that cannot be desecrated, as well as the only one that cannot be forced to spawn through preparations.

== Boons ==
Because the Pactmaker can be combined with any other deity, he has by far the broadest application and is almost always worthwhile.

=== {{boon|Scholar's Pact}} ===
This Pact is very useful for characters who are performing XP catapults to quickly level-up, granting a one-time bonus every time you gain a level. It's extremely powerful for any character who needs to get more mileage out of his full heal on level-up. Naturally, this works even better if you've increased your hit points using boons such as {{boon|Absolution}} or {{boon|Boost Health}}, but it's not very useful for spellcasters. This can also be very expensive if you select the Pact early.

=== {{boon|Alchemist's Pact}} ===
This boon is quite expensive and has a lesser effect than most of the other boons. If you're just a few notches away from leveling up it can be a great "last minute" pact to eke out a little more XP, but the high piety cost and low effect means it's seldom worthwhile unless it's just to push you over the edge.

=== {{boon|Warrior's Pact}} ===
A great Pact for {{c|Rogue}} or anyone who needs to get a little bit more HP to survive the boss. The {{boon|Warrior's Pact}} can easily turn a large number of popcorn monsters into a healthy layer of extra hit points. However, the piety cost is quite significant and can quickly drain you if you don't have enough piety income to maintain it. {{g|Tikki Tooki}}, {{g|Taurog}}, and {{g|Dracul}} (with {{boon|Blood Tithe}} and {{boon|Blood Hunger}}) make the best choices when using this boon since they will grant piety to offset the cost whenever you kill a monster. Worshippers of {{g|Jehora Jeheyu}} are advised to use his "boost health" boon rather than attempt to use this Pact.

=== {{boon|Body Pact}} ===
Very similar to the {{boon|Warrior's Pact}}, the {{boon|Body Pact}} will allow you to accrue resistances. This is both the most powerful and most expensive of the Pactmaker's pacts. You usually need to begin using this pact early, since it only triggers if the monster successfully attacks you. {{t|Slow Attack}} can be a merit when you made body pact. You also need an enormous amount of piety income to maintain it. This boon works best with the {{g|The Earthmother}}, {{g|Binlor}}, {{g|Taurog}}, {{g|Mystera Annur}}, and {{g|Glowing Guardian}}; deities that can generate large amounts of piety at low levels, or generate a steady piety influx on leveling phase.

=== {{boon|Spirit Pact}} ===
Although the amount of conversion points appear low, they can add up if you convert some low-cost items that are bought from shops. The piety cost can be a very difficult to sustain, and the benefits can be difficult to accrue in large amounts. This pact is usually only worthwhile for characters which literally have nothing better to spend their piety on, and it's almost always preferable to go with other Pacts. For instance, {{r|Dwarf}} will almost always end up with significantly more hit points at a lower piety cost by using the {{boon|Warrior's Pact}} and {{r|Goblin}} will get more XP by using the {{boon|Alchemist's Pact}}. Unless you're a {{r|Human}} or {{r|Orc}} desperate for damage or an {{r|Elf}} desperate for [[mana]], there's little reason to pick this pact over the other superb options offered here. {{c|Goatperson}} under {{g|Glowing Guardian}} or {{g|Jehora Jeheyu}} will greatly enjoy this pact.

=== {{boon|Consensus}} ===
Very simple: your piety maximum is reduced to {{piety|50}} and you get filled up to this lower maximum. For most deities, this isn't a big deal, and if you're having trouble earning piety it's unlikely you'll hit the lower cap. This pact works well if you get stuck in a religion and cannot convert out, desperately need a specific boon, need a last resort of piety. There are not many boons that costs {{piety|50+}}.

You can still select a boon after using {{boon|Consensus}}, but you cannot select {{boon|Consensus}} after selecting a boon (so you can't just make a pact and still get some free {{piety|50}} during the endgame). Pay careful attention to the order in which you do things, because this particularly pact option is quite fickle.

== Notes ==

===Piety payment and indulgences===
Note that piety payments does not trigger indulgences. It had triggered indulgences before patch 1.53.

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Brandonnn

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[[File:BrandonnnSubdungeon.png]]

A [[subdungeon]] containing Brandonnn and his band of friendly Mercenaries, who need your piety to power their Packmaster Mobile Altar. He can be used once.

{{piety|100}}: 3 {{i|Health Potion}}s, 3 {{i|Mana Potion}}s and 3 {{i|Compression Seal}}s

{{piety|50}}: 2 {{i|Health Potion}}s, 2 {{i|Mana Potion}}s, and {{i|Dwarven Gauntlets}}

{{piety|20}}: 1 {{i|Health Potion}}, 1 {{i|Mana Potion}}

Taxidermist

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The '''Taxidermist''' is a [[building]] where dungeon Trophies are sold in exchange for Gold. It is unlocked by completing {{q|Trophy Hunting}}, which involves completing one of the starter dungeons Thousand Cuts, Vince's Vault, or The BAAdlands.

The amount of gold given per Trophy varies - it starts at {{gold|150}} per trophy, is doubled to {{gold|300}} upon completing an early quest, and then decreases on each subsequent collection (i.e. killing a dungeon boss), with a lower limit of {{gold|75}}. This lower limit is again raised to {{gold|150}} upon defeating the boss of {{d|Tower of Gaan-Telet}} with {{badge|Purist}}.

==Trophies==
{| align="center" class=wikitable style="border:{{{1|#73BF73}}}; background:{{{2|F5FFF5}}};"
!Trophy
!Boss
!Trophy
!Boss
!Trophy
!Boss
|-
|[[File:De-animated Helm.png]] De-animated Helm
|[[Animated Armour|The Indomitable]]
|[[File:Bandit Scalp.png]] Bandit Scalp
|[[Bandit|Tomithy Longdall]]
|[[File:Changeling Essence.png]] Changeling Essence
|[[Shifting Passages#Evolvia|Evolvia]]
|-
|[[File:Dragon Scale.png]] Dragon Scale
|[[Dragon Spawn (Monster)|The Firstborn]]
|[[File:Druid Stick.png]] Druid Stick
|[[Druid|Getanadafix]]
|[[File:Goat Horn.png]] Goat Horn
|[[Goat|Bleaty]]
|-
|[[File:Goblin Bone.png]] Goblin Bone
|[[Goblin|Lord Gobb]]
|[[File:Golem Rock.png]] Golem Rock
|[[Golem|The Iron Man]]
|[[File:Gooey Mess.png]] Gooey Mess
|[[Goo Blob (Monster)|Tower of Goo]]
|-
|[[File:Gorgon Head.png]] Gorgon Head
|[[Gorgon|Medusa]]
|[[File:Meatloaf.png]] Meatloaf
|[[Meat Man|Super Meat Man]]
|[[File:Nose Ring.png]] Nose Ring
|[[Minotaur|Rex]]
|-
|[[File:Naga Tail.png]] Naga Tail
|[[Naga|Itsssamna]]
|[[File:Serpent Fang.png]] Serpent Fang
|[[Serpent (Monster)|Jörmungandr]]
|[[File:Vampire Fangs.png]] Vampire Fangs
|[[Vampire|Count Blahblah]]
|-
|[[File:Warlock Beard.png]] Warlock Beard
|[[Warlock#Boss|Aequitas]]
|[[File:Wraith Cowl.png]] Wraith Cowl
|[[Wraith|The Tormented One]]
|[[File:Zombie Brain.png]] Zombie Brain
|[[Zombie (Monster)|Frank]]
|-
|}

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Quests

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__NOTOC__
Desktop Dungeons has a multitude of '''Quests''' that help to develop the Kingdom and unlock content for the adventurer. If you ever need to check the status of Quests visit the [[Tavern]].

Due to the rewards associated with some quests it's highly advisable to upgrade the [[Bank]] before completing them.

{| class=wikitable
!Quest
!Prerequisite
!Description
!Reward
!Unlocks
{{:A Little Agreement|tpl=MetaQuestSummary}}
|}

==Quests==
__NOEDITSECTION__
{| class=wikitable
!Quest
!Prerequisite
!Reward
!Unlocks
!Description
|-
|
=====Trophy Hunting=====
|{{b|Guild|Level 1|Adventure Clubhouse}}
|
|[[Taxidermist]], {{b|Church||Church}}, {{b|Mage Tower||Mage Tower}}, and {{b|Thief Den||Thief Den}}
|Gather a [[Taxidermist#Trophies|Goat Horn]] from one of the starter dungeons (BAAdlands, Vince’s Vault, or Thousand Cuts) if you chose to skip the tutorial; or from Tutorial #4 if you chose to do it.
|-
|
=====Guild Expansion=====
|{{q|Trophy Hunting}}
|
|
|Build a level 1 {{b|Church||Church}}, {{b|Mage Tower||Mage Tower}}, or {{b|Thief Den||Thief Den}}
|-
|
=====City Expansion=====
|{{q|Guild Expansion}}
|
|[[Tavern]], {{d|Den of Danger}}, {{d|Venture Cave}}
|Complete the remaining 2 starter dungeons
|-
|
=====Dangerous Investments=====
|Unlock {{d|Den of Danger}}
|{{gold|100}}
|{{r|Elf}}
With {{q|Venture Capital}}, unlocks [[Bank]], {{d|Northern Desert}}, {{d|Eastern Tundra}}, {{d|Southern Swamp}}, and {{d|Western Jungle}}
|Defeat the banker in {{d|Den of Danger}}
|-
|
=====Venture Capital=====
|Unlock {{d|Venture Cave}}
|{{gold|100}}
|{{r|Dwarf}}
With {{q|Dangerous Investments}}, unlocks [[Bank]], [[Explorer's Guild]], {{d|Northern Desert}}, {{d|Eastern Tundra}}, {{d|Southern Swamp}}, and {{d|Western Jungle}}
|Defeat the banker in {{d|Venture Cave}}
|-
|
=====What's a Moneybin?=====
|Unlock your first Hard dungeon
|{{gold|500}}, [[Bank]] LV2
|
|Defeat {{d|Venture Cave}}, earning {{badge|Unstoppable}}
|-
|
=====Automagic Teleport Machine=====
|Beat a dungeon after unlocking {{d|Shifting Passages}}?
|{{gold|800}}, [[Bank]] LV3
|
|Defeat [[Shifting Passages]], earning {{badge|Unstoppable}}
|-
|
=====Beginner's Brigade=====
|[[Bank]] LV1
|{{gold|1000}}
|
|Defeat the {{d|Den of Danger}} with every Tier 1 [[class]]
|-
|
=====Second Generation=====
|{{q|Beginner's Brigade}}
|{{gold|1000}}
|{{d|Doubledoom}}
|Defeat the {{d|Den of Danger}} with every Tier 2 [[class]]
|-
|
=====Confidence=====
|Unlock every Tier 3 class
|{{i|Hero's Helm}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Den of Danger}}, earning {{badge|Purist}}
|-
|
=====The Realm's Finest=====
|{{q|Second Generation}}
|{{gold|1000}}
{{i|Crystal Ball}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Den of Danger}} with every Tier 3 [[class]]
|-
|
=====Double Take=====
|{{d|Doubledoom}}
|{{i|Piercing Wand}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Doubledoom}} with every Tier 3 [[class]]
|-
|
=====Desert Rose=====
|[[Bank]] LV1
|{{gold|250}}
|{{d|Rock Garden}}
|Defeat the {{d|Northern Desert}} with {{c|Wizard}} and {{c|Sorcerer}}
|-
|
=====Deep Freeze=====
|[[Bank]] LV1
|{{gold|250}}
|{{d|Creeplight Ruins}}
|Defeat the {{d|Eastern Tundra}} with {{c|Priest}} and {{c|Monk}}
|-
|
=====Swamp Romp=====
|[[Bank]]LV1
|{{gold|250}}
|{{d|Hexx Ruins}}
|Defeat the {{d|Southern Swamp}} with {{c|Thief}} and {{c|Rogue}}
|-
|
=====Jungle Beat=====
|[[Bank]] LV1
|{{gold|250}}
|{{d|Havendale Bridge}}
|Defeat the {{d|Western Jungle}} with {{c|Fighter}} and {{c|Berserker}}
|-
|
=====Hard Rock=====
|{{d|Rock Garden}}
|
|{{d|Cursed Oasis}}, {{d|Shifting Passages}}
|Defeat {{d|Rock Garden}}
|-
|
=====Cult of Personality=====
|{{d|Creeplight Ruins}}
|
|{{d|Berserker Camp}}, {{d|Halls of Steel}}
|Defeat {{d|Creeplight Ruins}}
|-
|
=====Stone Cold Crazy=====
|{{d|Hexx Ruins}}
|
|{{d|The Slime Pit}}
|Defeat {{d|Hexx Ruins}}
|-
|
=====Troll Toll=====
|{{d|Havendale Bridge}}
|
|{{d|The Labyrinth}}, {{d|Magma Mines}}
|Defeat {{d|Havendale Bridge}}
|-
|
=====Ice and Fury=====
|{{d|Berserker Camp}}
|{{i|Fire Heart}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Berserker Camp}} with any four classes
|-
|
=====Minecraft=====
|{{d|Magma Mines}}
|{{i|Battlemage Ring}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Magma Mines}} with any four classes
|-
|
=====Confusion!=====
|{{d|Shifting Passages}}
|{{gold|500}}
|{{d|Demonic Library}}
|Defeat {{d|Shifting Passages}} with {{c|Wizard}}, {{c|Sorcerer}}, and {{c|Bloodmage}}
|-
|
=====Dancing Blades=====
|{{d|Halls of Steel}}
|{{gold|500}}
|{{d|Namtar's Lair}}
|Defeat {{d|Halls of Steel}} with {{c|Priest}}, {{c|Monk}}, and {{c|Paladin}}
|-
|
=====Vicious Edge=====
|Defeat {{d|Halls of Steel}}
|
|{{d|Vicious Steel}}
|Defeat {{d|Halls of Steel}} with any four classes
|-
|
=====Challenge Accepted=====
|Defeat {{d|Hexx Ruins}} and meet Itsssamna in a one-time subdungeon
|{{gold|500}}
|{{d|Naga City}}
|Defeat {{d|Ick Swamp}} with {{c|Thief}}, {{c|Rogue}}, and {{c|Assassin}}
|-
|
=====Muu ...=====
|{{d|The Labyrinth}}
|{{gold|500}}
|{{d|Dragon Isles}}
|Defeat {{d|The Labyrinth}} with {{c|Fighter}}, {{c|Berserker}}, and {{c|Warlord}}
|-
|
=====Oh, Horatio!=====
|Collect all 18 [[Taxidermist|trophies]]
|
|{{d|Vicious Gaan-Telet}}, {{badge|Vicious}}
|Defeat {{d|Tower of Gaan-Telet}}, earning {{badge|Purist}}
|-
|
=====Razor Blade Smile=====
|{{d|Vicious Steel}}
|
|{{c|Vampire}}
|Defeat {{d|Vicious Steel}} with any three classes
|-
|
=====Snakes? SNAAAKES!=====
|{{d|Naga City}}
|
|{{c|Gorgon}}
|Defeat {{d|Naga City}} with any three classes
|-
|
=====Here be Dragons=====
|{{d|Dragon Isles}}
|
|{{c|Half-Dragon}}
|Defeat {{d|Dragon Isles}} with any three classes
|-
|
=====Dark Souls=====
|{{q|Oh, Horatio!}}
|{{gold|9999}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Vicious Gaan-Telet}}
|-
|
=====Search for the Witch=====
|Defeat {{d|Eastern Tundra}}
|
|[[Witch]]
|Find the witch in a special subdungeon in an eastern dungeon and give her five frost roots
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 1=====
|[[Witch]] LV1
|
|{{i|Fortitude Tonic}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Defeat {{d|Eastern Tundra}}, earning {{badge|Hoarder}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 2=====
|{{q|Complicated tasks, pt 1}}
|
|{{i|Burn Salve}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Defeat {{d|Western Jungle}}, earning {{badge|Warmonger}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 3=====
|{{q|Complicated tasks, pt 2}}
|
|[[Witch]] LV2
|Defeat {{d|Northern Desert}}, earning {{badge|Cheeky}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 4=====
|[[Witch]] LV2
|
|{{i|Strength Potion}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Defeat {{d|Rock Garden}}, earning {{badge|DING! Max!}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 5=====
|{{q|Complicated tasks, pt 4}}
|
|{{i|Schadenfreude Potion}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Defeat {{d|Berserker Camp}} with a {{c|Sorcerer}}, earning {{badge|Warmonger}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 6=====
|{{q|Complicated tasks, pt 5}}
|
|[[Witch]] LV3
|Defeat {{d|Magma Mines}} with a {{c|Priest}}, earning {{badge|Feeling Parched}}
|-
|
=====Dimensional Dealings=====
|Unlock {{c|Berserker}}, {{c|Sorcerer}}, {{c|Monk}}, and {{c|Rogue}}?
|
|[[Bazaar]] LV2
|Buy every item from each shop in a dungeon
|-
|
=====Someone Say Loot?=====
|Beginner's Brigade?? Value of trophies down to 200 gold??
|
|[[Bazaar]] LV3
|Buy every item in {{d|Hexx Ruins}} ({{i|Translocation Seal}}s do not count as buying)
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes=====
|{{b|Guild|Level 2|Mead Hall}}
|{{gold|350}}
|{{d|Grimm's Grotto}}
|Defeat {{d|Venture Cave}} with {{ElFi}}, {{ElBe}}, and {{ElWa}}
|-
|
=====Halflings, Ho!=====
|{{q|Unlikely Heroes}}
|{{i|Witchalok Pendant}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Grimm's Grotto}} with {{HaWi}}, {{HaSo}}, and {{HaBl}}
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes: Desert Edition=====
|{{q|Unlikely Heroes}}
|{{gold|500}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Rock Garden}} with {{DwFi}}, {{DwMo}}, and {{DwAs}}
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes: Tundra Edition=====
|{{q|Unlikely Heroes}}
|{{gold|500}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Creeplight Ruins}} with {{GoTh}}, {{GoWa}}, and {{GoBl}}
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes: Swamp Edition=====
|{{q|Unlikely Heroes}}
|{{gold|500}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Hexx Ruins}} with {{GnPr}}, {{GnWi}}, and {{GnBe}}
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes: Forest Edition=====
|{{q|Unlikely Heroes}}
|{{gold|500}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Havendale Bridge}} with {{HaWi}}, {{HaMo}}, and {{HaRo}}
|-
|
=====Bonus Bravery: Oasis=====
|Unlock all three Explorer's Guild classes: {{c|Transmuter}}, {{c|Tinker}}, {{c|Crusader}}
|{{gold|500}}
{{i|Dragon Soul}}
|
|Defeat {{d|Cursed Oasis}} with {{DwTi}}, {{DwTr}}, and {{DwCr}}
|-
|
=====Bonus Bravery: Slime Pit=====
|Unlock all three Explorer's Guild classes {{c|Transmuter}}, {{c|Tinker}}, {{c|Crusader}}
|{{gold|500}}
{{i|Rock Heart}}
|
|Defeat {{d|The Slime Pit}} with {{GoTi}}, {{GoTr}}, and {{GoCr}}
|-
|}

== The Perpetual Questing Initiative ==
<div style="float:right;padding-left:5px">[[File:PQI.png]]</div>

The Perpetual Questing Initiative is a roving quest that moves from dungeon to dungeon encouraging you to get more [[completion]]. It is unlocked when you collect your 15th unique trophy. The PQI will appear in a somewhat randomly chosen dungeon (selection is heavily weighted towards dungeons with lower completion) asking you to defeat it with a particular race and class, while earning a particular badge. If possible, it will choose a class and badge that you don't yet have credit for. The reward is {{gold|500}} for completing a normal PQI (and {{gold|1500}} for completing a Vicious PQI). When you complete the Perpetual Questing Initiative, it will reappear in a new dungeon (this may also happen when you complete any dungeon, or quit the game).

=== PQI Selection Algorithm ===

Based on observation, the PQI algorithm works as follows:

1. PQI first picks a dungeon. Normally it selects the least completed dungeon and always excludes both Gaan-Telets. Initially Vicious dungeons cannot appear in the PQI. Once you have progressed sufficiently in the game, the PQI will start to select Vicious difficulty dungeons as well. At first their weight is significantly reduced; however, as you approach 100% completion, their weight increases. In a fully rainbowed kingdom, PQI only selects Vicious dungeons.

2. PQI then picks a class. If any class badges are still missing from the selected dungeon, it randomly picks one of those; if all classes are completed, PQI picks any one random class. PQI never picks Goatperson.

3. PQI then picks a race (for non-monster classes only). The race is selected from a short list of races tied to the class picked. Prior runs (or frequency of each race being used) have no effect on this. For example, the short list of Warlord includes Dwarf and Halfling, so whenever Warlord is picked, it will be either Dwarf or Halfling, because these are the only two options. See below for the possible combinations.

4. PQI then picks a badge. If any badge is missing, it picks one of those randomly; if all badges are already completed, it pick any one random badge. PQI never picks Vicious Token.

=== Possible PQI Race-Class Combinations ===
{| id="PQI RC" align="center" class=wikitable style="border:{{{1|#73BF73}}}; background:{{{2|F5FFF5}}};"
!Tier 1
!Tier 2
!Tier 3
!Explorer's Guild
!Audit Zeppelin
|-
| style="width:15%"|
{{ElFi}}, {{OrFi}}

{{GoTh}}

{{ElPr}}, {{GnPr}}

{{HaWi}}, {{OrWi}}
| style="width:15%"|
{{ElBe}}, {{GnBe}}

{{GoRo}}, {{HaRo}}

{{ElMo}}, {{GoMo}}

{{DwSo}}, {{GoSo}}, {{HaSo}}
| style="width:15%"|
{{DwWa}}, {{HaWa}}

{{DwAs}}, {{HaAs}}

{{DwPa}}, {{OrPa}}

{{GoBl}}, {{HaBl}}
| style="width:40%"|
{{DwTi}}, {{ElTi}}, {{GnTi}}, {{GoTi}}, {{HaTi}}, {{HuTi}}, {{OrTi}}

{{DwCr}}, {{ElCr}}, {{GnCr}}, {{GoCr}} (?), {{HaCr}}, {{HuCr}} (?), {{OrCr}}

{{DwTr}}, {{ElTr}} (?), {{GnTr}} (?), {{GoTr}} (?), {{HaTr}}, {{HuTr}}, {{OrTr}}
| style="width:15%"|
{{HuCh}}*
|}

* Monster Classes - except for {{c|Goatperson}} - can also be selected instead of the regular Classes.

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Guild Expansion

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{{
{{{tpl|QuestInfobox}}}
|QName=Trophy Hunting
|Prereq={{b|Guild|Level 1|Adventure Clubhouse}}
|QDesc=''If a brave hero wanders in and slays the leaders in each area, the rest should be demoralised enough to scatter.''

Defeat the last two starter dungeons.
|Reward=Unlocks [[Tavern]], {{d|Den of Danger}}, {{d|Venture Cave}}
|Tooltip=Defeat every starter dungeon; Reward: Tavern, Den of Danger, Venture Cave.
}}<noinclude>[[Category:Quests]]</noinclude>

Guild Expansion

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{{
{{{tpl|QuestInfobox}}}
|QName=Trophy Hunting
|Prereq={{b|Guild|Level 1|Adventure Clubhouse}}
|QDesc=''If a brave hero wanders in and slays the leaders in each area, the rest should be brave enough to scatter.''

Defeat the last two starter dungeons.
|Reward=Unlocks [[Tavern]], {{d|Den of Danger}}, {{d|Venture Cave}}
|Tooltip=Defeat every starter dungeon; Reward: Tavern, Den of Danger, Venture Cave.
}}<noinclude>[[Category:Quests]]</noinclude>

Trophy Hunting

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{{
{{{tpl|QuestInfobox}}}
|QName=Trophy Hunting
|Prereq={{b|Guild|Level 1|Adventure Clubhouse}}
|QDesc=''It is time to take the fight to them. Let's have our heroes load up and move out. They can return when they have some monster heads and/or other souvenirs of victory!''

Gather a [[Taxidermist#Trophies|Goat Horn]].
|Reward=Unlocks [[Taxidermist]], {{b|Church||Church}}, {{b|Mage Tower||Mage Tower}}, and {{b|Thief Den||Thief Den}}
|Tooltip=Obtain a Goat Horn; Reward: Unlock Taxidermist, Church, Mage Tower, and Thief Den.
}}<noinclude>[[Category:Quests]]</noinclude>

Complicated tasks, pt 4

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{{
{{{tpl|QuestInfobox}}}
|QName=Complicated tasks, pt 4
|Prereq=[[Witch]] LV2
|QDesc=Defeat {{d|Rock Garden}}, earning {{badge|DING! Max!}}
|Reward=Reward: {{i|Strength Potion}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Tooltip=Defeat Rock Garden, earning DING! Max! badge
Reward: Strength Potion will appear in the dungeon apothecary
Prerequisite: Witch LV2
}}<noinclude>[[Category:Quests]]</noinclude>

The Earthmother

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<onlyinclude>{{
{{{tpl|GodInfobox}}}
|Name=The Earthmother
|ShortHand=EM
|InitialWorship=
* {{Piety|+5}}, grants {{s|IMAWAL}} glyph
|Punishment=
* applies 5 layers of {{t|Corrosion}} to your character
|PrepPenalty=
* Plant creation rate from boons is doubled
|RewardedActions=
*Cast {{s|IMAWAL}} on an enemy: {{piety|+10}}

*Cast {{s|IMAWAL}} on a plant: {{piety|+5}}
|PenalizedActions=
*Kill a plant: {{piety|-15}}

*Use {{t|Life steal}}: {{piety|-5}}
|Boons=
;{{boon|Plantation}} {{MultipleUse}}
:'''Cost''': {{piety|5}}
:'''Effect''': Grows a plant on each visible bloodstain, and gain {{Piety|5}} for each plant grown in this manner

;{{boon|Clearance}} {{MultipleUse}}
:'''Cost''': {{piety|5 (+5)}}
:'''Effect''': Removes 10 plants and restores 1 Mana for each removed plant.

;{{boon|Greenblood}} {{MultipleUse}}
:'''Cost''': {{piety|5 (+3)}}
:'''Effect''': Every monster on this dungeon level is inflicted with 1 point of {{t|Corrosion}}, spawns 3 random plants and removes one layer of {{t|Cursed}}.

;{{boon|Entanglement}} {{MultipleUse}}
:'''Cost''': {{piety|5}}
:'''Effect''': Every monster on this dungeon floor is {{t|Slowed}}, spawns 5 random plants

;{{boon|Vine Form}} {{MultipleUse}}
:'''Cost''': {{piety|5 (+3)}}
:'''Effect''': Grants you +4 to your maximum hit points, 1 point of {{t|Damage Reduction}}, spawns 2 plants
}}</onlyinclude>

''The Earthmother is an ancient guardian of natural order. Favoured by survivalists and druids, her boons deal with growth, decay and rebirth.''

''Although she cares for little beyond the safety and sanctity of her plant life, she'll favour your flesh-and-blood followers who are willing to commit plant and animal matter to the earth.''

The Earthmother is uncovered in a subdungeon to the South. Her subdungeon is completely revealed, filled with plants and level 9 "Gardeners". Cut your way across the room to her altar to unlock her, or using the {{s|WEYTWUT}} glyph on a nearby Plant is even simpler.

== Boons ==

=== {{boon|Entanglement}} ===
The Earthmother's best boon, slowing every monster on the same dungeon level. Unlike {{i|Titan Guitar}}, entanglement does not slow plants. {{t|Slowed}} monsters lose their {{t|First Strike}} benefits, and also grant 1 extra XP when killed. For a mere {{piety|5}}, this is a very good boon and one that you should almost always take.

It's cheap enough to be used multiple times as a finishing move against a single higher level enemy. This allows you to kill higher level monsters. Together with {{s|IMAWAL}}, it's Earthmother's best help for your leveling.

This boon is very useful when you want to slow all the lower level monsters. But slowed popcorns only give you bonus exp only when you can kill them in one shot. One trick is to attack all higher health monsters first so that they are in one-hit range, purchase entanglement, then killing them. This is one of the few rare cases where simultaneously fighting with several monsters is good approach.

=== {{boon|Vine Form}} ===
Quite useful for low-level characters, granting extra hit points and damage reduction. Against low-damage monsters such as the {{m|Meat Man}} this can allow you to fight enemies three or four levels higher than yourself. When fighting high damage enemies, {{boon|Vine Form}} can also be used to boost your hit points to a level where you can take one hit. However, these benefits do not scale with your level and they will be largely meaningless by the time you're level 10. Try not to invest in more than you need.

=== {{boon|Greenblood}} ===
This boon adds a flat amount of corrosion damage per hit and ignores resistances, and therefore works well when more attacks will be required to kill the enemy. It's strongest in the early game, but the added damage remains relevant throughout the game when combined with attacks that deal low damage, such as knockback, fireballs, and monk hits. For example, four uses of {{boon|Greenblood}} is equivalent to having an extra character level for the purpose of casting fireballs. The curse removal can also occasionally come in handy.

=== {{boon|Clearance}} ===
Restores 10 mana if there are enough plants on the map to be cleared, at a very affordable piety cost. This allows Earthmother followers a massive amount of extra spellcasting during the late game. If there aren't enough plants remaining on the map, the full amount of mana won't be restored. {{boon|Entanglement}} can be used to spawn plants cheaply if needed.

This boon is also usable when you are stuck from a target monster via plants but do not want to kill plants, but maybe only when you are not going to mana spike with this boon.

=== {{boon|Plantation}} ===
This boon can be used to generate large sums of piety, and is particularly useful when converting into {{g|The Earthmother}} during the end-game. Keep in mind that using this boon will effectively preclude a conversion into {{g|Dracul}}, since those blood pools will no longer be available for him. If you intend to make such a conversion at some point, avoid {{boon|Plantation}}.

To maximize your piety gain, check the number of bloodstains before useing plantation. Avoid killing popcorns if your piety gain would exceed 100. This way you can use plantation again after you use some of your piety. Keep in mind that this boon requires {{piety|5}} to use! If you converted your {{s|IMAWAL}} and no piety sparkles are left, you can accidently miss to use the expected plantation and ruin your run.

== Strategy ==
The Earthmother is the goddess of nature and plants, and doesn't enjoy heroes cutting a safari-style path through her precious flora. The Earthmother is one of the most straightforward deities in the game to please, and in practice the one of the few which you can reliably go the entire game without ever incurring any penalty to piety. She offers strong combat boosts in the early game, good experience boosts throughout, and potentially a lot of mana refreshment for the late game. However her boons spawn plants which can cause exploration to be difficult, especially when you prepared her.

The only two acts that anger {{g|The Earthmother}} are destroying plant life and using the {{t|Life steal}} ability. The only act that pleases her is using {{s|IMAWAL}} (you can also use {{boon|Plantation}} to gain piety). This makes her fairly easy to play; petrify stuff to gain piety, and leave her plants alone. Since most dungeons don't have any plants to begin with, and the Earthmother does not create very many, it's unlikely you will ever have serious issues before the time comes to convert out.

{{g|The Earthmother}} grants {{piety|5}} for petrifying plants and other non-XP enemies, and {{piety|10}} for petrifying XP-yielding enemies. The best targets for this are plants, high level monsters that you are unlikely to kill such as the {{m|Animated Armour}}, and low level monsters. Petrifying plants can be used as a renewable piety generator, since the piety gained from petrifying the plants can be used to buy more boons which will spawn more plants. In this way, the penalty for preparing Earthmother's altar can sometimes actually be beneficial, although you will need to be able to cope with having your path blocked sometimes.

Sometimes you may need to chop down a plant or two as a last resort if you get blocked and take the piety hit, so in cramped levels consider maintaining a small piety buffer. An early {{boon|Clearance}} can also be used for this purpose, particularly if the mana restoration can be put to good use to kill a high level enemy.

Earthmother's boons are strongest during the leveling up phase of the game. A dedicated Earthmother worshipper is often able to kill enemies one level higher than otherwise, and the bonus XP from these kills will be further multiplied by {{s|IMAWAL}}'s {{t|Experience Boost}}. This translates to more Entangled popcorn left on the field, and makes it easier to to level up twice during the boss fight.

One good strategy with {{g|The Earthmother}} is to use a variety of her boons at a low cost, then either use {{s|IMAWAL}} or {{boon|Plantation}} to build up to {{piety|100}}, activate {{boon|Entanglement}}, and convert to another god with {{piety|50}}. On the flip side, converting into {{g|The Earthmother}} to use {{boon|Plantation}} and then spend your piety on {{boon|Clearance}} to get mana for the final boss is a great "last-ditch" move for characters dependent on spellcasting. {{g|The Earthmother}} also makes a good "escape deity" choice if you just want to avoid taking further piety punishments. If there are no plants on the field and you don't have a {{t|Life steal}} ability, she will never punish you.

Advanced players with slower playstyle can write down how many plants are currently on the dungeon level.

== Preperation penalty and Punishment==
{{g|The Earthmother}} also has the least harmful desecration penalty on her altar, causing a mere 5 layers of {{t|Corrosion}}. You can cure this with a {{i|Burn Salve}} potion, and it's not going to be a huge deal for a higher-level character anyway. This makes her pretty much the only deity who is routinely desecrated immediately after converting out, and one of the most frequent victims of desecration of any deity.

Her preperation panelty is to double the number of plant spawning from her boons, including {{boon|Plantation}}. This can seriously injure your mobility, and it can be critical in some narrower dungeons. However, her preperation panelty can sometimes help you; the panelty provides enough plants for you. In the early stage this will enhance the chance to find a petrifiable plant so that you can use {{s|IMAWAL}} on them to grant piety. In the latter stages you can use {{boon|Clearance}} without the need to generate plants from other boons.

Because her preperation panelty does nothing bad on your dungeon if you don't actively worship her or use her boons, preparing her altar just to desecrate can be a descent choice if you didn't choose what diety you will follow in your run.

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Experience

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Quest

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Desktop Dungeons has a multitude of '''Quests''' that help to develop the Kingdom and unlock content for the adventurer. If you ever need to check the status of Quests visit the [[Tavern]].

Due to the rewards associated with some quests it's highly advisable to upgrade the [[Bank]] before completing them.

==Quests==

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!Quest
!Prereq
!Reward
!Unlocks
!Quest Description
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=====Trophy Hunting=====
| Level 1 [[Guild]]
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|[[Taxidermist]], [[Church]], [[Mage Tower]], and [[Thief Den]]
|Gather a [[Taxidermist#Trophies|Goat Horn]] from one of the starter dungeons (BAAdlands, Vince’s Vault, or Thousand Cuts)
|-
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=====Guild Expansion=====
|[[#Trophy Hunting|Trophy Hunting]]
|
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|Build a level 1 [[Church]], [[Mage Tower]], or [[Thief Den]]
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=====City Expansion=====
|[[#Guild Expansion|Guild Expansion]]
|
|[[Tavern]], [[Den of Danger]], [[Venture Cave]]
|Complete the remaining 2 starter dungeons
|-
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=====Dangerous Investments=====
|Unlock [[Den of Danger]]
|100g
|{{r|Elf}}
With [[#Venture Capital|Venture Capital]], unlocks [[Bank]], [[Northern Desert]], [[Eastern Tundra]], [[Southern Swamp]], and [[Western Jungle]]
|Defeat the banker in [[Den of Danger]]
|-
|
=====Venture Capital=====
|Unlock [[Venture Cave]]
|100g
|{{r|Dwarf}}
With [[#Dangerous Investments|Dangerous Investments]], unlocks [[Bank]], [[Northern Desert]], [[Eastern Tundra]], [[Southern Swamp]], and [[Western Jungle]]
|Defeat the banker in [[Venture Cave]]
|-
|
=====What's a Moneybin?=====
|Unlock your first Hard dungeon
|500g, Level 2 [[Bank]]
|
|Defeat [[Venture Cave]], earning {{b|Unstoppable}}
|-
|
=====Automagic Teleport Machine=====
|Beat a dungeon after unlocking Shifting Passages?
|800g, Level 3 [[Bank]]
|
|Defeat [[Shifting Passages]], earning {{b|Unstoppable}}
|-
|
=====Beginner's Brigade=====
|Level 1 [[Bank]]
|1000g
|
|Defeat the [[Den of Danger]] with every Tier 1 [[class]]
|-
|
=====Second Generation=====
|[[#Beginner's Brigade|Beginner's Brigade]]
|1000g
|[[Doubledoom]]
|Defeat the [[Den of Danger]] with every Tier 2 [[class]]
|-
|
=====Confidence=====
|Unlock every tier 3 class
|{{i|Hero's Helm}}
|
|Defeat [[Den of Danger]], earning {{b|Purist}}
|-
|
=====The Realm's Finest=====
|[[#Second Generation|Second Generation]]
|1000g
{{i|Crystal Ball}}
|
|Defeat [[Den of Danger]] with every Tier 3 [[class]]
|-
|
=====Double Take=====
|[[Doubledoom]]
|{{i|Piercing Wand}}
|
|Defeat [[Doubledoom]] with every Tier 3 [[class]]
|-
|
=====Desert Rose=====
|Level 1 [[Bank]]
|250g
|[[Rock Garden]]
|Defeat the [[Northern Desert]] with {{c|Wizard}} and {{c|Sorcerer}}
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|
=====Deep Freeze=====
|Level 1 [[Bank]]
|250g
|[[Creeplight Ruins]]
|Defeat the [[Eastern Tundra]] with {{c|Priest}} and {{c|Monk}}
|-
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=====Swamp Romp=====
|Level 1 [[Bank]]
|250g
|[[Hexx Ruins]]
|Defeat the [[Southern Swamp]] with {{c|Thief}} and {{c|Rogue}}
|-
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=====Jungle Beat=====
|Level 1 [[Bank]]
|250g
|[[Havendale Bridge]]
|Defeat the [[Western Jungle]] with {{c|Fighter}} and {{c|Berserker}}
|-
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=====Hard Rock=====
|[[Rock Garden]]
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|[[Cursed Oasis]], [[Shifting Passages]]
|Defeat [[Rock Garden]]
|-
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=====Cult of Personality=====
|[[Creeplight Ruins]]
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|[[Berserker Camp]], [[Halls of Steel]]
|Defeat [[Creeplight Ruins]]
|-
|
=====Stone Cold Crazy=====
|[[Hexx Ruins]]
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|[[The Slime Pit]]
|Defeat [[Hexx Ruins]]
|-
|
=====Troll Toll=====
|[[Havendale Bridge]]
|
|[[The Labyrinth]], [[Magma Mines]]
|Defeat [[Havendale Bridge]]
|-
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=====Ice and Fury=====
|[[Berserker Camp]]
|{{i|Fire Heart}}
|
|Defeat [[Berserker Camp]] with any four classes
|-
|
=====Minecraft=====
|[[Magma Mines]]
|{{i|Battlemage Ring}}
|
|Defeat [[Magma Mines]] with any four classes
|-
|
=====Confusion!=====
|[[Shifting Passages]]
|500g
|[[Demonic Library]]
|Defeat [[Shifting Passages]] with {{c|Wizard}}, {{c|Sorcerer}}, and {{c|Bloodmage}}
|-
|
=====Dancing Blades=====
|[[Halls of Steel]]
|500g
|[[Namtar's Lair]]
|Defeat [[Halls of Steel]] with {{c|Priest}}, {{c|Monk}}, and {{c|Paladin}}
|-
|
=====Vicious Edge=====
|Defeat [[Halls of Steel]]
|
|[[Vicious Steel]]
|Defeat [[Halls of Steel]] with any four classes
|-
|
=====Challenge Accepted=====
|Defeat [[Hexx Ruins]] and meet Itsssamna in a one-time subdungeon
|500g
|[[Naga City]]
|Defeat [[Ick Swamp]] with {{c|Thief}}, {{c|Rogue}}, and {{c|Assassin}}
|-
|
=====Muu ...=====
|[[The Labyrinth]]
|500g
|[[Dragon Isles]]
|Defeat [[The Labyrinth]] with {{c|Fighter}}, {{c|Berserker}}, and {{c|Warlord}}
|-
|
=====Oh, Horatio!=====
|Collect all 18 [[Taxidermist|trophies]]
|
|[[Vicious Gaan-Telet]], [[Vicious Token]]
|Defeat [[Tower of Gaan-Telet]], earning {{b|Purist}}
|-
|
=====Razor Blade Smile=====
|[[Vicious Steel]]
|
|{{r|Vampire}}
|Defeat [[Vicious Steel]] with any three classes
|-
|
=====Snakes? SNAAAKES!=====
|[[Naga City]]
|
|[[File:GorgonHero.png|link=Gorgon (Class)]] [[Gorgon (Class)|Gorgon]]
|Defeat [[Naga City]] with any three classes
|-
|
=====Here be Dragons=====
|[[Dragon Isles]]
|
|[[File:DragonHero.png|link=Half-Dragon]] [[Half-Dragon]]
|Defeat [[Dragon Isles]] with any three classes
|-
|
=====Dark Souls=====
|[[#Oh, Horatio!|Oh, Horatio!]]
|9999g
|
|Defeat [[Vicious Gaan-Telet]]
|-
|
=====Search for the Witch=====
|Defeat [[Eastern Tundra]]
|
|[[Witch]]
|Find the witch in a special subdungeon in an eastern dungeon and give her five frost roots
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 1=====
|Level 1 [[Witch]]
|
|{{i|Fortitude Tonic}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Defeat [[Eastern Tundra]], earning {{b|Hoarder}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 2=====
|[[#Complicated tasks, pt 1|Complicated tasks, pt 1]]
|
|{{i|Burn Salve}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Defeat [[Western Jungle]], earning {{b|Warmonger}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 3=====
|[[#Complicated tasks, pt 2|Complicated tasks, pt 2]]
|
|[[Witch]] level 2
|Defeat [[Northern Desert]], earning {{b|Cheeky}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 4=====
|Level 2 [[Witch]]
|
|{{i|Strength Potion}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Defeat [[Rock Garden]], earning {{b|DING! Max!}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 5=====
|[[#Complicated tasks, pt 4|Complicated tasks, pt 4]]
|
|{{i|Schadenfreude Potion}} will appear in the dungeon apothecary
|Defeat [[Berserker Camp]] with a {{c|Sorcerer}}, earning {{b|Warmonger}}
|-
|
=====Complicated tasks, pt 6=====
|[[#Complicated tasks, pt 5|Complicated tasks, pt 5]]
|
|[[Witch]] level 3
|Defeat [[Magma Mines]] with a {{c|Priest}}, earning {{b|Feeling Parched}}
|-
|
=====Dimensional Dealings=====
|Unlock {{c|Berserker}}, {{c|Sorcerer}}, {{c|Monk}}, and {{c|Rogue}}?
|
|[[Bazaar]] level 2
|Buy every item from each shop in a dungeon
|-
|
=====Someone Say Loot?=====
|Beginner's Brigade?? Value of trophies down to 200 gold??
|
|[[Bazaar]] level 3
|Buy every item in [[Hexx Ruins]] ({{i|Translocation Seal}}s do not count as buying)
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes=====
|Level 2 [[Guild]]
|350g
|[[Grimm's Grotto]]
|Defeat [[Venture Cave]] with {{ElFi}}, {{ElBe}}, and {{ElWa}}
|-
|
=====Halflings, Ho!=====
|[[#Unlikely Heroes|Unlikely Heroes]]
|{{i|Witchalok Pendant}}
|
|Defeat [[Grimm's Grotto]] with {{HaWi}}, {{HaSo}}, and {{HaBl}}
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes: Desert Edition=====
|[[#Unlikely Heroes|Unlikely Heroes]]
|500g
|
|Defeat [[Rock Garden]] with {{DwFi}}, {{DwMo}}, and {{DwAs}}
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes: Tundra Edition=====
|[[#Unlikely Heroes|Unlikely Heroes]]
|500g
|
|Defeat [[Creeplight Ruins]] with {{GoTh}}, {{GoWa}}, and {{GoBl}}
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes: Swamp Edition=====
|[[#Unlikely Heroes|Unlikely Heroes]]
|500g
|
|Defeat [[Hexx Ruins]] with {{GnPr}}, {{GnWi}}, and {{GnBe}}
|-
|
=====Unlikely Heroes: Forest Edition=====
|[[#Unlikely Heroes|Unlikely Heroes]]
|500g
|
|Defeat [[Havendale Bridge]] with {{HaWi}}, {{HaMo}}, and {{HaRo}}
|-
|
=====Bonus Bravery: Oasis=====
|Unlock all three Explorer's Guild classes (Transmuter, Tinker, and Crusader)
|500g
{{i|Dragon Soul}}
|
|Defeat [[Cursed Oasis]] with {{DwTi}}, {{DwTr}}, and {{DwCr}}
|-
|
=====Bonus Bravery: Slime Pit=====
|Unlock all three Explorer's Guild classes (Transmuter, Tinker, and Crusader)
|500g
{{i|Rock Heart}}
|
|Defeat [[The Slime Pit]] with {{GoTi}}, {{GoTr}}, and {{GoCr}}
|-
|}

== The Perpetual Questing Initiative ==
<div style="float:right;padding-left:5px">[[File:PQI.png]]</div>

The Perpetual Questing Initiative is a roving quest that moves from dungeon to dungeon encouraging you to get more [[completion]]. It is unlocked when (you collect your 15th unique trophy?). The PQI will appear in a somewhat randomly chosen dungeon (selection is heavily weighted towards dungeons with lower completion) asking you to defeat it with a particular race and class, while earning a particular badge. If possible, it will choose a class and badge that you don't yet have credit for. The reward is 500 gold for completing a normal PQI (and 1500 gold for completing a Vicious PQI). When you complete the Perpetual Questing Initiative, it will reappear in a new dungeon (this may also happen when you complete any dungeon, or quit the game).

=== PQI Selection Algorithm ===

Based on observation, the PQI algorithm works as follows:

1. PQI first picks a dungeon. Normally it selects the least completed dungeon and always excludes both Gaan-Telets. Initially Vicious dungeons cannot appear in the PQI. Once you have progressed sufficiently in the game, the PQI will start to select Vicious difficulty dungeons as well. At first their weight is significantly reduced; however, as you approach 100% completion, their weight increases. In a fully rainbowed kingdom, PQI only selects Vicious dungeons.

2. PQI then picks a class. If any class badges are still missing from the selected dungeon, it randomly picks one of those; if all classes are completed, PQI picks any one random class. PQI never picks Goatperson.

3. PQI then picks a race (for non-monster classes only). The race is selected from a short list of races tied to the class picked. Prior runs (or frequency of each race being used) have no effect on this. For example, the short list of Warlord includes Dwarf and Halfling, so whenever Warlord is picked, it will be either Dwarf or Halfling, because these are the only two options. See below for the possible combinations.

4. PQI then picks a badge. If any badge is missing, it picks one of those randomly; if all badges are already completed, it pick any one random badge. PQI never picks Vicious Token.

=== Possible PQI Race-Class Combinations ===

'''Tier 1'''

Fighter - Elf, Orc

Thief - Goblin

Priest - Elf, Gnome

Wizard - Halfling, Orc

'''Tier 2'''

Berserker - Elf, Gnome

Rogue - Goblin, Halfling

Monk - Elf, Goblin

Sorcerer - Dwarf, Goblin, Halfling

'''Tier 3'''

Warlord - Dwarf, Halfling

Assassin - Dwarf, Halfling

Paladin - Dwarf, Orc

Bloodmage - Goblin, Halfling

'''Explorers'''

Tinker - Dwarf, Elf, Gnome, Goblin, Halfling, Human, Orc

Crusader - Dwarf, Elf, Gnome, Goblin (?), Halfling, Human (?), Orc

Transmuter - Dwarf, Elf (?), Gnome (?), Goblin (?), Halfling, Human, Orc

'''Audit Zeppelin'''

Chemist - Human

Monster Classes - except for Goatperson - can also be selected instead of the regular Classes.

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Namtar's Lair

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|Name=Namtar (1)
|Att=112
|HP=476
|Traits=
<div>{{t|Magic resist}} 50%</div>
<div>{{t|Magical attack}}</div>
<div>{{t|Poisonous}}</div>
<div>{{t|Mana burn}}</div>
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|Name=Namtar (2)
|Att=112
|HP=476
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<div>{{t|Weakening blow}}</div>
<div>{{t|Corrosive}}</div>
<div>{{t|Curse Bearer}}</div>
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|Name=Namtar (3)
|Att=75
|HP=238
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<div>{{t|Fast regen}}</div>
<div>{{t|Undead}}</div>
<div>{{t|Bloodless}}</div>
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|Name=Namtar (4)
|Att=75
|HP=318
|Traits=
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<div>{{t|Retaliate: Fireball}}</div>
<div>{{t|Berserks}} at 50%</div>
<div>{{t|Undead}}</div>
<div>{{t|Bloodless}}</div>
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|Name=Namtar (5)
|Att=37
|HP=238
|Traits=
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<div>{{t|Death protection}} (3)</div>
<div>{{t|Magical attack}}</div>
<div>{{t|Berserks}} at 75%</div>
<div>{{t|Undead}}</div>
<div>{{t|Bloodless}}</div>
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|Name=Namtar (6)
|Att=1
|HP=79
|Traits=
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<div>{{t|Retaliate: Fireball}}</div>
<div>{{t|Undead}}</div>
<div>{{t|Bloodless}}</div>
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Namtar's Lair is a Vicious level dungeon located in the East. It is unlocked by completing [[Quest#Dancing Blades|Dancing Blades]].

== Overview ==
'''Monsters:''' Frozen trolls, warlocks, goo blobs, shades, burn vipers, and vampires.

'''Bosses:''' The boss of the dungeon, Namtar, has six forms. Each form must be defeated in succession to win the dungeon. Once Namtar's first form is defeated on the main map, he revives and must be defeated again. After that, his corpse becomes an item that must be picked up and carried into the actual lair subdungeon. The staircase leading into the lair is only usable after Namtar's corpse has been picked up. The lair has four levels, and Namtar revives in each level and must be defeated anew, until on the fourth lair level he can be finally defeated. His abilities and stats change from form to form.

'''Special:''' When you enter the lair - or descend into a deeper level - you may no longer return to the main map, or any previous lair levels. The first three lair levels have a moderate amount of black tiles that allow a decent amount of regeneration and may even be used to Regen-fight some of the low damage dealing forms of Namtar. Each of these levels also host 3 low-mid level Imps in addition to Namtar's next form. The fourth lair level is very small and hosts no other monsters except for the final form of Namtar. Furthermore, after defeating the 3rd, 4th and 5th form of Namtar, the player receives a penalty that includes several malevolent effects: forms 3, 4, and 5 all apply -10 max health, -2 max mana, and -5 base damage on being killed. Form 4 also removes your {{t|Magic resist}} and {{t|Physical resist}}, and form 5 applies 10 stacks of {{t|Corrosion}} and 10 of {{t|Weakened}}.

== Strategy ==
'''Recommended Classes:''' Priest, Sorcerer, Transmuter, Warlord

It is recommended that the player conserve resources like Potions and single-use items as much as possible before entering the lair subdungeon, as the subsequent forms of Namtar are each challenging. It is also recommended that the player fully explore the main map, as well as pick up or buy any items they will need, as there is no turning back after descent.

Namtar's forms have different abilities, therefor more flexible characters will generally fare better. Reliance on a specific tactic will require the proper preparation (for example, to maintain the Warlord's ability to cast CYDSTEPP, Mystara or the Elven Boots are recommended to offset the Mana reduction penalties), or will be impossible after a certain point (i.e. reliance on Resistances).

== Quests ==
There are no quests associated with this dungeon. However, upon completion the player is rewarded with {{i|Namtar's Ward}}.

== Map ==
[[File:Namtar's_Lair.png]]

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|Name=Namtar (1)
|Att=112
|HP=476
|Traits=
<div>{{t|Magic resist}} 50%</div>
<div>{{t|Magical attack}}</div>
<div>{{t|Poisonous}}</div>
<div>{{t|Mana burn}}</div>
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|Name=Namtar (2)
|Att=112
|HP=476
|Traits=
<div>{{t|Magical attack}}</div>
<div>{{t|Weakening blow}}</div>
<div>{{t|Corrosive}}</div>
<div>{{t|Curse Bearer}}</div>
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|Name=Namtar (3)
|Att=75
|HP=238
|Traits=
<div>{{t|Physical resist}} 75%</div>
<div>{{t|Fast regen}}</div>
<div>{{t|Undead}}</div>
<div>{{t|Bloodless}}</div>
}}
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|Name=Namtar (4)
|Att=75
|HP=318
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<div>{{t|Retaliate: Fireball}}</div>
<div>{{t|Berserks}} at 50%</div>
<div>{{t|Undead}}</div>
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|HP=238
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<div>{{t|Death protection}} (3)</div>
<div>{{t|Magical attack}}</div>
<div>{{t|Berserks}} at 75%</div>
<div>{{t|Undead}}</div>
<div>{{t|Bloodless}}</div>
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|Att=1
|HP=79
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<div>{{t|Retaliate: Fireball}}</div>
<div>{{t|Undead}}</div>
<div>{{t|Bloodless}}</div>
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Namtar's Lair is a Vicious level dungeon located in the East. It is unlocked by completing [[Quest#Dancing Blades|Dancing Blades]].

== Overview ==
'''Monsters:''' Frozen trolls, warlocks, goo blobs, shades, burn vipers, and vampires.

'''Bosses:''' The boss of the dungeon, Namtar, has six forms. Each form must be defeated in succession to win the dungeon. Once Namtar's first form is defeated on the main map, he revives and must be defeated again. After that, his corpse becomes an item that must be picked up and carried into the actual lair subdungeon. The staircase leading into the lair is only usable after Namtar's corpse has been picked up. The lair has four levels, and Namtar revives in each level and must be defeated anew, until on the fourth lair level he can be finally defeated. His abilities and stats change from form to form.

'''Special:''' When you enter the lair - or descend into a deeper level - you may no longer return to the main map, or any previous lair levels. The first three lair levels have a moderate amount of black tiles that allow a decent amount of regeneration and may even be used to Regen-fight some of the low damage dealing forms of Namtar. Each of these levels also host 3 low-mid level Imps in addition to Namtar's next form. The fourth lair level is very small and hosts no other monsters except for the final form of Namtar. Furthermore, after defeating the 3rd, 4th and 5th form of Namtar, the player receives a penalty that includes several malevolent effects like base damage reduction, maximum Health reduction, maximum Mana reduction and Resistance wipe.

== Strategy ==
'''Recommended Classes:''' Priest, Sorcerer, Transmuter, Warlord

It is recommended that the player conserve resources like Potions and single-use items as much as possible before entering the lair subdungeon, as the subsequent forms of Namtar are each challenging. It is also recommended that the player fully explore the main map, as well as pick up or buy any items they will need, as there is no turning back after descent.

Namtar's forms have different abilities, therefor more flexible characters will generally fare better. Reliance on a specific tactic will require the proper preparation (for example, to maintain the Warlord's ability to cast CYDSTEPP, Mystara or the Elven Boots are recommended to offset the Mana reduction penalties), or will be impossible after a certain point (i.e. reliance on Resistances).

== Quests ==
There are no quests associated with this dungeon. However, upon completion the player is rewarded with {{i|Namtar's Ward}}.

== Map ==
[[File:Namtar's_Lair.png]]

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Magical Mystera

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''For dedicated spellslingers, learning how to use Mystera effectively will make you nigh unstoppable. Learn more about her in this starter pack.''

== Reward ==

100 {{Gold}}

== Solutions (spoilers) ==

{{Spoiler}}

=== Intro to Mystera ===

''"Mystera appreciates use of the magical arts. Go about your arcane business and earn a simple boon from her."''

# Pick up the [[File:Mana.png]].
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the eastern {{m|Gorgon}} once.
# Worship and use Magic.
# Kill the southern {{m|Gorgon}}.
# Kill the northern {{m|Gorgon}} and both {{m|Goat}}s.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the minotaur twice.

=== Flames and Burn ===

''"Choose your targets wisely and avoid offending your deity if you want her assistance in the trials ahead!"''

# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} Rex.
# Kill all four {{m|Goat}}s and one {{m|Wraith}}.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} Rex.
# Drink the {{i|Mana Potion}}.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} Rex.

=== Magic Over All ===

''"Darkened hearts and dull steel have entered Mystera's sanctum! Turn to the goddess and bring her flame to your foes!"''

# Step on the northernmost tile and use {{s|WONAFYT}}.
# Worship and take Magic twice, and then Refreshment.
# Use {{s|BYSSEPS}}, and then convert it.
# Use {{s|ENDISWAL}} on the northernmost wall, and then attack the barbarian.
# Convert {{s|ENDISWAL}}.
# Go to the northernmost tile and use {{s|WEYTWUT}} on the barbarian.
# Pick up {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} and convert {{s|WONAFYT}}.
# Worship, and select Flames.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the barbarian, and then attack the thief.
# Convert {{s|WEYTWUT}}.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the barbarian.

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Magical Mystera

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''For dedicated spellslingers, learning how to use Mystera effectively will make you nigh unstoppable. Learn more about her in this starter pack.''

== Reward ==

100 {{Gold}}

== Solutions (spoilers) ==

{{Spoiler}}

=== Intro to Mystera ===

''"Mystera appreciates use of the magical arts. Go about your arcane business and earn a simple boon from her."''

# Pick up the blue Magic tile.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the eastern {{m|Gorgon}} once.
# Worship and use Magic.
# Kill the southern {{m|Gorgon}}.
# Kill the northern {{m|Gorgon}} and both {{m|Goat}}s.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the minotaur twice.

=== Flames and Burn ===

''"Choose your targets wisely and avoid offending your deity if you want her assistance in the trials ahead!"''

# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} Rex.
# Kill all four {{m|Goat}}s and one {{m|Wraith}}.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} Rex.
# Drink the {{i|Mana Potion}}.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} Rex.

=== Magic Over All ===

''"Darkened hearts and dull steel have entered Mystera's sanctum! Turn to the goddess and bring her flame to your foes!"''

# Step on the northernmost tile and use {{s|WONAFYT}}.
# Worship and take Magic twice, and then Refreshment.
# Use {{s|BYSSEPS}}, and then convert it.
# Use {{s|ENDISWAL}} on the northernmost wall, and then attack the barbarian.
# Convert {{s|ENDISWAL}}.
# Go to the northernmost tile and use {{s|WEYTWUT}} on the barbarian.
# Pick up {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} and convert {{s|WONAFYT}}.
# Worship, and select Flames.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the barbarian, and then attack the thief.
# Convert {{s|WEYTWUT}}.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the barbarian.

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Magical Mystera

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''For dedicated spellslingers, learning how to use Mystera effectively will make you nigh unstoppable. Learn more about her in this starter pack.''

== Reward ==

100 {{Gold}}

== Solutions (spoilers) ==

{{Spoiler}}

=== Intro to Mystera ===

''"Mystera appreciates use of the magical arts. Go about your arcane business and earn a simple boon from her."''

# Pick up the blue Magic tile.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the eastern {{m|Gorgon}} once.
# Worship and use Magic.
# Kill the southern {{m|Gorgon}}.
# Kill the northern {{m|Gorgon}} and both {{m|Goat}}s.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the minotaur twice.

=== Flames and Burn ===

''"Choose your targets wisely and avoid offending your deity if you want her assistance in the trials ahead!"''

# Pick up the [[File:Mana.png]] mana booster.
# Worship and pick Magic.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the {{m|Minotaur}}.
# Kill all four {{m|Goat}}s and one {{m|Wraith}}.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the boss two more times.

=== Magic Over All ===

''"Darkened hearts and dull steel have entered Mystera's sanctum! Turn to the goddess and bring her flame to your foes!"''

# Step on the northernmost tile and use {{s|WONAFYT}}.
# Worship and take Magic twice, and then Refreshment.
# Use {{s|BYSSEPS}}, and then convert it.
# Use {{s|ENDISWAL}} on the northernmost wall, and then attack the barbarian.
# Convert {{s|ENDISWAL}}.
# Go to the northernmost tile and use {{s|WEYTWUT}} on the barbarian.
# Pick up {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} and convert {{s|WONAFYT}}.
# Worship, and select Flames.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the barbarian, and then attack the thief.
# Convert {{s|WEYTWUT}}.
# {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} the barbarian.

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Minotaur (Monster)

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Vampire (Monster)

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The Vampire is an uncommon monster, and is only present in a handful of dungeons. It has the ability to steal life-force from the player when uncovered during exploration, which can be very damaging to regen-fighters. Fortunately, vampires are otherwise relatively mediocre monsters that present little difficulty once this initial annoyance is overcome.

Because the life stolen by a vampire is overhealed, you can safely attack them to remove the hit points and then explore to heal. The vampire will not regain the stolen health, which will even the scales and leave the monster easy pickings. Another option is to use {{s|LEMMISI}} or {{s|BLUDTUPOWA}} to reveal tiles. Vampires revealed in this fashion will not steal life, and these glyphs effectively disable their primary ability.

The Vampire boss is Count BlahBlah. He is found only in the Eastern Tundra and the Vicious Halls of Steel. His actual abilities vary depending on which dungeon you encounter him in.

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Slime Blob

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Shade

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<div>{{t|Life steal}}</div>
|Unlock=???
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The Shade is a rare monster that appears only in very special circumstances in a select few dungeons. It appears in only four dungeons: Namtar's Lair, Creeplight Ruins, the Cursed Oasis, and the Tower of Gaan-Telet. This rarity is fortunate, since the Shade is one of the nastiest monsters in the game with its combination of lifesteal, blinking, and physical resistance.

Like all blinking foes, Shades are very difficult to fight early in exploration, since they are likely to teleport into unexplored territory. However, there is the added danger that a shade that teleports into unexplored areas has an opportunity to life steal you for a second time. Due to their high physical resistance and the life they have stolen it will be very difficult to kill them in a single blow, leaving few easy approaches to take down this monster type.

The easiest way to fight Shades is by waiting until the level is mostly explored. This mitigates the difficulty presented by their blink/lifesteal combo, but this is not always an option if you want to fight them early. The {{s|WEYTWUT}} glyph is one of your only reliable approaches to prevent the monster from blinking away. Knockback effects also work, but if you push the wraith into unexplored territory it will lifesteal from you again, so careful positioning is required to take this approach.

In most dungeons, there are ways to avoid Shades. In Gaan-Telet, they will have bloodstains surrounding them, allowing you to reveal them when you're injured to minimize the amount of life loss. In Creeplight Ruins, the cultists will only transform after you slay the sacrificial goat. If you simply wait until the dungeon is mostly explored the Shades won't be a problem at all. However, there is no easy way to avoid Shades in Namtar's Lair or the Cursed Oasis. On the Cursed Oasis, dealing with Shades will be one of your biggest challenges.

There is a mini-boss in the Cursed Oasis level who is a shade. Defeating him is not technically necessary to win that dungeon, but may be unavoidable.

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Bosses

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![[File:DifficultyNormal.png]] Normal
![[File:DifficultyNormal.png]][[File:Vicious Token.png|link=Vicious Token]]
![[File:DifficultyHard.png]] Hard
![[File:DifficultyHard.png]][[File:Vicious Token.png|link=Vicious Token]]
![[File:DifficultyVicious.png]] Vicious
![[File:DifficultyVicious.png]][[File:Vicious Token.png|link=Vicious Token]]
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|-
|[[File:Warlock Monster Icon.png|link=Northern Desert]] [[Northern Desert|Aequitas (Northern Desert)]]
|{{tinystats|75|159}}
|{{tinystats|120|318}}
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|[[Northern Desert]]
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|[[File:Warlock Monster Icon.png|link=Warlock]] [[Warlock|Aequitas]]
|{{tinystats|112|318}}
|{{tinystats|180|636}}
|{{tinystats|135|380}}
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|{{tinystats|135|380}}
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|Random, [[Naga City]]
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|[[File:Goat Monster Icon.png|link=Goat]] [[Goat|Bleaty]]
|{{tinystats|225|159}}
|{{tinystats|360|318}}
|{{tinystats|270|190}}
|{{tinystats|360|318}}
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|Random
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|[[File:Dragon Spawn Monster Icon.png|link=Dragon Spawn]] [[Dragon Spawn|The Firstborn]]
|{{tinystats|75|477}}
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|{{tinystats|90|570}}
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|{{tinystats|105|666}}
|{{tinystats|120|954}}
|Random, [[Dragon Isles]]
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|[[File:Zombie Monster Icon.png|link=Zombie]] [[Zombie|Frank the Zombie]]
|{{tinystats|75|636}}
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|{{tinystats|90|760}}
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|{{tinystats|90|760}}
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|Random, [[Naga City]]
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|[[File:Golem Monster Icon.png|link=Golem]] [[Golem|The Iron Man]]
|{{tinystats|75|318}}
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|{{tinystats|90|380}}
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|{{tinystats|90|380}}
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|Random, [[Naga City]]
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|[[File:Serpent Monster Icon.png|link=Serpent]] [[Serpent|Jörmungandr]]
|{{tinystats|75|318}}
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|{{tinystats|90|380}}
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|{{tinystats|90|380}}
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|Random, [[Southern Swamp]], [[Naga City]]
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|[[File:Goblin Monster Icon.png|link=Goblin (Monster)]] [[Goblin (Monster)|Lord Gobb]]
|{{tinystats|90|318}}
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|{{tinystats|108|380}}
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|{{tinystats|108|380}}
|{{tinystats|144|636}}
|Random, [[Naga City]]
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|[[File:Gorgon Monster Icon.png|link=Gorgon (Monster)]] [[Gorgon (Monster)|Medusa]]
|{{tinystats|75|190}}
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|{{tinystats|90|228}}
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|Random
|-
|[[File:Meat Man Monster Icon.png|link=Meat Man]] [[Meat Man|Super Meat Man]]
|{{tinystats|48|954}}
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|{{tinystats|58|1140}}
|{{tinystats|77|1908}}
|{{tinystats|58|1140}}
|{{tinystats|77|1908}}
|Random, [[The Slime Pit]], [[Naga City]]
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|[[File:Bandit Monster Icon.png|link=Bandit]] [[Bandit|Tomithy Longdall]]
|{{tinystats|52|238}}
|{{tinystats|84|477}}
|{{tinystats|62|285}}
|{{tinystats|84|477}}
|{{tinystats|62|285}}
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|Random, [[Naga City]]
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|[[File:Wraith Monster Icon.png|link=Wraith]] [[Wraith|Tormented One]]
|{{tinystats|75|238}}
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|{{tinystats|90|285}}
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|{{tinystats|90|285}}
|{{tinystats|120|477}}
|Random, [[Naga City]]
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|[[File:Goo Blob Monster Icon.png|link=Goo Blob]] [[Goo Blob|Tower of Goo]]
|{{tinystats|75|318}}
|{{tinystats|120|636}}
|{{tinystats|90|380}}
|{{tinystats|120|636}}
|{{tinystats|90|380}}
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|Random, [[Northern Desert]], [[The Slime Pit]], [[Naga City]]
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|[[File:Vampire Monster Icon.png|link=Vampire (Monster)]] [[Vampire (Monster)|Count Blahblah]]
|{{tinystats|75|397}}
|{{tinystats|120|795}}
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|{{tinystats|120|1110}}
|{{tinystats|137|1590}}
|[[Eastern Tundra]], [[Vicious Steel]]
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|[[File:Druid Monster Icon.png|link=Western Jungle]] [[Western Jungle|Getanadafix]]
|{{tinystats|75|477}}
|{{tinystats|120|954}}
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|[[Western Jungle]]
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|[[File:Cultist Monster Icon.png|link=Creeplight Ruins]] [[Creeplight Ruins|Anoobis (1/3)]]
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|{{tinystats|102|174}}
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|[[Creeplight Ruins]]
|-
|[[File:Zombie Monster Icon.png|link=Creeplight Ruins]] [[Creeplight Ruins|Anoobis (2/3)]]
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|[[Creeplight Ruins]]
|-
|[[File:Wraith Monster Icon.png|link=Creeplight Ruins]] [[Creeplight Ruins|Anoobis (3/3)]]
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|[[Creeplight Ruins]]
|-
|[[File:Bandit Monster Icon.png|link=Berserker Camp]] [[Berserker Camp|Bjôrn Ulfhéôinn]]
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|{{tinystats|75|198}}
|{{tinystats|120|397}}
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|[[Berserker Camp]]
|-
|[[File:Shade Monster Icon.png|link=Cursed Oasis]] [[Cursed Oasis|Curse Shade]]
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|{{tinystats|60|159}}
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|[[Cursed Oasis]]
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|[[File:Cursed Dragon.png|link=Cursed Oasis]] [[Cursed Oasis|Cursed Dragon]]
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|{{tinystats|86|546}}
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|[[Cursed Oasis]]
|-
|[[File:Gnome Bloodmage.png|link=Shifting Passages]] [[Shifting Passages|Evolvia]]
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|{{tinystats|97|412}}
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|[[Shifting Passages]]
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|[[File:Golem Monster Icon.png|link=Rock Garden]] [[Rock Garden|Earth Guardian]]
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|{{tinystats|75|238}}
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|[[Rock Garden]]
|-
|[[File:Golem Monster Icon.png|link=Rock Garden]] [[Rock Garden|Stone Guardian]]
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|{{tinystats|75|238}}
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|[[Rock Garden]]
|-
|[[File:Herp.png|link=Magma Mines]] [[Magma Mines|Herp]]
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|{{tinystats|97|515}}
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|[[Magma Mines]]
|-
|[[File:Goblin Monster Icon.png|link=Magma Mines]] [[Magma Mines|Hurr]]
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|{{tinystats|97|206}}
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|[[Magma Mines]]
|-
|[[File:Goblin Monster Icon.png|link=Magma Mines]] [[Magma Mines|Durr]]
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|{{tinystats|97|206}}
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|[[Magma Mines]]
|-
|[[File:Animated Armour Monster Icon.png|link=Halls of Steel]] [[Halls of Steel|The Indomitable]]
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|{{tinystats|62|190}}
|{{tinystats|83|318}}
|{{tinystats|73|222}}
|{{tinystats|83|318}}
|[[Halls of Steel]], [[Vicious Steel]]
|-
|[[File:Naga Monster Icon.png|link=Ick Swamp]] [[Ick Swamp|Itsssamna]]
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|{{tinystats|45|380}}
|{{tinystats|60|636}}
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|[[Ick Swamp]]
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|[[File:Minotaur Monster Icon.png|link=The Labyrinth]] [[The Labyrinth|Rex]]
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|{{tinystats|82|412}}
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|[[The Labyrinth]]
|-
|[[File:Stheno.png|link=Hexx Ruins]] [[Hexx Ruins|Stheno]]
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|{{tinystats|75|238}}
|{{tinystats|120|477}}
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|[[Hexx Ruins]]
|-
|[[File:Zombie Monster Icon.png|link=Havendale Bridge]] [[Havendale Bridge|Zin Kibaru]]
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|{{tinystats|78|415}}
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|[[Havendale Bridge]]
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Bosses

2014-08-04T05:28:09Z

Collapsinghrung:

This table shows the health and attack by dungeon difficulty of every boss (although at Hard difficulty, it shows "reference" statistics -- boss statistics vary wildly in Hard dungeons; for example, [[Grimm's Grotto]] significantly boosts health and damage, [[Doubledoom]] slightly depresses them, and [[Hexx Ruins]], though nominally Hard, uses the Normal statistics):
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse:collapse"
|- style="background-color: #EEEEEE"
!Boss
![[File:DifficultyNormal.png]] Normal
![[File:DifficultyNormal.png]][[File:Vicious Token.png|link=Vicious Token]]
![[File:DifficultyHard.png]] Hard
![[File:DifficultyHard.png]][[File:Vicious Token.png|link=Vicious Token]]
![[File:DifficultyVicious.png]] Vicious
![[File:DifficultyVicious.png]][[File:Vicious Token.png|link=Vicious Token]]
!Location(s)
|-
|[[File:Warlock Monster Icon.png|link=Northern Desert]] [[Northern Desert|Aequitas (Northern Desert)]]
|{{tinystats|75|159}}
|{{tinystats|120|318}}
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|[[Northern Desert]]
|-
|[[File:Warlock Monster Icon.png|link=Warlock]] [[Warlock|Aequitas]]
|{{tinystats|112|318}}
|{{tinystats|180|636}}
|{{tinystats|135|380}}
|
|{{tinystats|135|380}}
|
|Random, [[Naga City]]
|-
|[[File:Goat Monster Icon.png|link=Goat]] [[Goat|Bleaty]]
|{{tinystats|225|159}}
|
|{{tinystats|270|190}}
|
|
|
|Random
|-
|[[File:Dragon Spawn Monster Icon.png|link=Dragon Spawn]] [[Dragon Spawn|The Firstborn]]
|{{tinystats|75|477}}
|
|{{tinystats|90|570}}
|
|{{tinystats|105|666}}
|{{tinystats|120|954}}
|Random, [[Dragon Isles]]
|-
|[[File:Zombie Monster Icon.png|link=Zombie]] [[Zombie|Frank the Zombie]]
|{{tinystats|75|636}}
|
|{{tinystats|90|760}}
|
|{{tinystats|90|760}}
|
|Random, [[Naga City]]
|-
|[[File:Golem Monster Icon.png|link=Golem]] [[Golem|The Iron Man]]
|{{tinystats|75|318}}
|
|{{tinystats|90|380}}
|
|{{tinystats|90|380}}
|
|Random, [[Naga City]]
|-
|[[File:Serpent Monster Icon.png|link=Serpent]] [[Serpent|Jörmungandr]]
|{{tinystats|75|318}}
|
|{{tinystats|90|380}}
|
|{{tinystats|90|380}}
|
|Random, [[Southern Swamp]], [[Naga City]]
|-
|[[File:Goblin Monster Icon.png|link=Goblin (Monster)]] [[Goblin (Monster)|Lord Gobb]]
|{{tinystats|90|318}}
|
|{{tinystats|108|380}}
|
|{{tinystats|108|380}}
|{{tinystats|144|636}}
|Random, [[Naga City]]
|-
|[[File:Gorgon Monster Icon.png|link=Gorgon (Monster)]] [[Gorgon (Monster)|Medusa]]
|{{tinystats|75|190}}
|
|{{tinystats|90|228}}
|
|
|
|Random
|-
|[[File:Meat Man Monster Icon.png|link=Meat Man]] [[Meat Man|Super Meat Man]]
|{{tinystats|48|954}}
|
|{{tinystats|58|1140}}
|{{tinystats|77|1908}}
|{{tinystats|58|1140}}
|{{tinystats|77|1908}}
|Random, [[The Slime Pit]], [[Naga City]]
|-
|[[File:Bandit Monster Icon.png|link=Bandit]] [[Bandit|Tomithy Longdall]]
|{{tinystats|52|238}}
|{{tinystats|84|477}}
|{{tinystats|62|285}}
|{{tinystats|84|477}}
|{{tinystats|62|285}}
|
|Random, [[Naga City]]
|-
|[[File:Wraith Monster Icon.png|link=Wraith]] [[Wraith|Tormented One]]
|{{tinystats|75|238}}
|
|{{tinystats|90|285}}
|
|{{tinystats|90|285}}
|{{tinystats|120|477}}
|Random, [[Naga City]]
|-
|[[File:Goo Blob Monster Icon.png|link=Goo Blob]] [[Goo Blob|Tower of Goo]]
|{{tinystats|75|318}}
|{{tinystats|120|636}}
|{{tinystats|90|380}}
|{{tinystats|120|636}}
|{{tinystats|90|380}}
|
|Random, [[Northern Desert]], [[The Slime Pit]], [[Naga City]]
|-
|[[File:Vampire Monster Icon.png|link=Vampire (Monster)]] [[Vampire (Monster)|Count Blahblah]]
|{{tinystats|75|397}}
|{{tinystats|120|795}}
|
|
|{{tinystats|120|1110}}
|{{tinystats|137|1590}}
|[[Eastern Tundra]], [[Vicious Steel]]
|-
|[[File:Druid Monster Icon.png|link=Western Jungle]] [[Western Jungle|Getanadafix]]
|{{tinystats|75|477}}
|{{tinystats|120|954}}
|
|
|
|
|[[Western Jungle]]
|-
|[[File:Cultist Monster Icon.png|link=Creeplight Ruins]] [[Creeplight Ruins|Anoobis (1/3)]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|102|174}}
|
|
|
|[[Creeplight Ruins]]
|-
|[[File:Zombie Monster Icon.png|link=Creeplight Ruins]] [[Creeplight Ruins|Anoobis (2/3)]]
|
|
|
|
|
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|[[Creeplight Ruins]]
|-
|[[File:Wraith Monster Icon.png|link=Creeplight Ruins]] [[Creeplight Ruins|Anoobis (3/3)]]
|
|
|
|
|
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|[[Creeplight Ruins]]
|-
|[[File:Bandit Monster Icon.png|link=Berserker Camp]] [[Berserker Camp|Bjôrn Ulfhéôinn]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|75|198}}
|{{tinystats|120|397}}
|
|
|[[Berserker Camp]]
|-
|[[File:Shade Monster Icon.png|link=Cursed Oasis]] [[Cursed Oasis|Curse Shade]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|60|159}}
|
|
|
|[[Cursed Oasis]]
|-
|[[File:Cursed Dragon.png|link=Cursed Oasis]] [[Cursed Oasis|Cursed Dragon]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|86|546}}
|
|
|
|[[Cursed Oasis]]
|-
|[[File:Gnome Bloodmage.png|link=Shifting Passages]] [[Shifting Passages|Evolvia]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|97|412}}
|
|
|
|[[Shifting Passages]]
|-
|[[File:Golem Monster Icon.png|link=Rock Garden]] [[Rock Garden|Earth Guardian]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|75|238}}
|
|
|
|[[Rock Garden]]
|-
|[[File:Golem Monster Icon.png|link=Rock Garden]] [[Rock Garden|Stone Guardian]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|75|238}}
|
|
|
|[[Rock Garden]]
|-
|[[File:Herp.png|link=Magma Mines]] [[Magma Mines|Herp]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|97|515}}
|
|
|
|[[Magma Mines]]
|-
|[[File:Goblin Monster Icon.png|link=Magma Mines]] [[Magma Mines|Hurr]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|97|206}}
|
|
|
|[[Magma Mines]]
|-
|[[File:Goblin Monster Icon.png|link=Magma Mines]] [[Magma Mines|Durr]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|97|206}}
|
|
|
|[[Magma Mines]]
|-
|[[File:Animated Armour Monster Icon.png|link=Halls of Steel]] [[Halls of Steel|The Indomitable]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|62|190}}
|{{tinystats|83|318}}
|{{tinystats|73|222}}
|{{tinystats|83|318}}
|[[Halls of Steel]], [[Vicious Steel]]
|-
|[[File:Naga Monster Icon.png|link=Ick Swamp]] [[Ick Swamp|Itsssamna]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|45|380}}
|{{tinystats|60|636}}
|
|
|[[Ick Swamp]]
|-
|[[File:Minotaur Monster Icon.png|link=The Labyrinth]] [[The Labyrinth|Rex]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|82|412}}
|
|
|
|[[The Labyrinth]]
|-
|[[File:Stheno.png|link=Hexx Ruins]] [[Hexx Ruins|Stheno]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|75|238}}
|{{tinystats|120|477}}
|
|
|[[Hexx Ruins]]
|-
|[[File:Zombie Monster Icon.png|link=Havendale Bridge]] [[Havendale Bridge|Zin Kibaru]]
|
|
|{{tinystats|78|415}}
|
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|[[Havendale Bridge]]
|-
|}

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