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Magic

2021-06-05T02:55:09Z

Rattman: Removed reference to altars, as they got a complete rework.

[[File:Magic1.png|frame|right|Magic Shop]]
=='''Magic'''==

Magic uses the resource of mana, which regenerates over time. Armor changes the generation rate (See Magic Armor Below) and if you stand still for 10 seconds, your mana regeneration will double. Additionally, there are Mana Potions that can be bought in town, or found in dungeon shops and boss/miniboss drops.

A player's maximum mana can increase through leveling up, interacting with altars in the dungeon, or randomly while using the '''Body and Mind''' Legendary sword. (See [[Legendaries]]) Alternatively, it can be decreased through [[Curses|curses]].

There are also Scroll Variants of every spell, which costs no mana but are a one-time use per scroll. Scroll versions of a spell typically have an intrinsic boost to their spell damage, and ignore the spell damage modifier of any armor you're wearing. There is a rare spell that can only be found in scroll form on lower floors, this spell is Sunburst.
==Staves==
Spells can be cast with the command <code>/cast</code> or <code>/c</code> followed by the spell you would like to cast (e.g. <code>/cast frostshards</code>). This method '''cannot''' be used in combat. However, it is also possible to bind spells to a staff with the command <code>/autocast</code> followed by the spell you would like to cast (e.g. <code>/autocast frostshards</code>). This method '''can''' be used in combat. When using a staff to cast a spell, the mana cost of the spell can be reduced depending on which staff you use. (e.g. Using the spell frostshards on an ice staff saves 40% of the mana cost).
[[File:Magic2.png|frame|right|Old Staff shop]]
All staves can be bought in spawn except Archangel's Staff (See [[Legendaries]])
{|class="wikitable"
|'''Name'''
|'''Gold Cost'''
|'''Effect'''
|-
|Apprentice Staff
|75
|Saves '''10%''' mana on '''all''' spells
|-
|Mage Staff
|300
|Saves '''20%''' mana on '''all''' spells
|-
|Fire Staff
|600
|Saves '''40%''' mana on '''Fire''' spells
|-
|Earth Staff
|1000
|Saves '''40%''' mana on '''Earth''' spells
|-
|Light Staff
|1500
|Saves '''30%''' mana on '''Light''' spells
|-
|Dark Staff
|2000
|Saves '''50%''' mana on '''Dark''' spells
|-
|Ice Staff
|2500
|Saves '''40%''' mana on '''Ice''' spells
|-
|Archangel's Staff
|25000
|Saves '''60%''' mana on '''Light''' spells
|}

==Spells==
{|class="wikitable"
|
|'''Name'''
|'''Gold Cost'''
|'''Element'''
|'''Base Damage (direct hit)'''
|'''Mana Cost'''
|-
|rowspan="6"|'''Combat Spells'''
|-
|Frostshards
|3000
|Ice
|21 (x 18 = 378)
|60
|Shoots 18 projectiles
|-
|Shadowbolt
|2000
|Dark
|162
|30
|Can cast without meeting the required mana, which will cause [[Curses|Mana burn]]
|-
|Earthstrike
|1000
|Earth
|90
|20
|Has a large AoE which makes it very effective on groups of enemies
|-
|Flashfire
|75
|Fire
|45
|10
|-
|Sunburst
|2000-3000
|Light
|650 (Extra damage often possible due to high knockback causing impact damage)
|N/A
|Only obtainable in scroll form from dungeon shops or Minibosses
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|
|'''Name'''
|'''Gold Cost'''
|'''Element'''
|'''Effect'''
|'''Mana Cost'''
|-
|rowspan="6"|'''Neutral Spells'''
|-
|Heal(Lesser/Normal/Greater)
|300/1500/8000
|Light
|Heals 15/50/150 health
|30/75/150
|Greater only found on Legendary pedestal or Boss drop
|-
|Alchemy(Lesser/Normal/Greater)
|300/2000/8000
|Arcane
|Transforms item into 10%/20%/30% gold of its value
|20/75/200
|Normal only found in Dungeon Shop
Grater only found on Legendary Pedestal
|-
|Piety
|Free
|Arcane
|Toggles the caster's ability to damage players without player-killer status
|10
|Only obtainable for lawful players from Blue altars in dungeon
|-
|Dash
|4000
|Arcane
|Propels the caster forwards for a moment
|20
|Only found on Legendary Pedestal
|-
|Recall
|1
|Arcane
|Teleports the caster back to town
|Free/Scroll
|Obtainable from Blue altars, dungeon shops, and in town
|-
|'''Support Spell'''
|HealAlly (Normal/Greater)
|100/1500
|Light
|Heals 40/120 health to target ally
|50/100
|}
Visuals for each spell [[Spells|here]]

==Magic Armor==
Magic users trade their durability in combat for high damage output with spells, while also bearing in mind that they have practically unlimited sustainability in the dungeon due to mana being the only resource they must manage.
{|class="wikitable"
|'''Name'''
|'''Gold Cost'''
|'''Positives'''
|'''Negatives'''
|-
|Apprentice Robes
|800
|style="color:green";|Increases Mana Regen by '''20%'''
Increases Spell Damage by '''10%'''
|style="color:red";|Increases damage taken by '''20%'''
|-
|Mage Robes
|3000
|style="color:green";|Increases Mana Regen by '''50%'''
Increases Spell Damage by '''20%'''
|style="color:red";|Increases damage taken by '''30%'''
|-
|Magister Robes
|10000
|style="color:green";|Increases Mana Regen by '''100%'''
Increases Spell Damage by '''50%'''
|style="color:red";|Increases damage taken by '''40%'''
|-
|Holy Knight Armor
|Free*
|style="color:green;"|Decreases damage taken by '''35%'''
Increases Spell Damage by '''5%'''
|style="color:red;"|Decreases Mana Regen by '''10%'''
|}
''*After the altar rework, it is unknown how to obtain Holy Knight Armor''
[[File:MagicArmor.png|frame|center]]
[[File:HKArmor.png|frame|left]]

Melee

2021-06-05T02:53:33Z

Rattman: Removed reference to altars, as they got a complete rework.

== '''Melee''' ==
[[File:Melee1.png|frame|right]]
There are '''5''' melee weapon tiers. Each scaling in strength, from weakest to strongest, there is '''Bronze, Iron, Steel, Mithril, and Adamantite.'''

In each melee weapon tier, there are also different weapon types that have different strengths, again weakest to strongest is ''Dagger, Shortsword, Battleaxe, and Longsword''. There are additional weapons, that have the same stats as their corresponding types, but a different appearence. The variants are...

'''Dagger - Dirk and Knife'''

'''Shortsword - Ceyl and Scimitar'''

'''Battleaxe - Greataxe and Broadaxe'''

'''Longsword - Jian and Odachi'''

These variants can only be found in the dungeon from dungeon shops or boss/miniboss drops, whereas the basic design can be bought in town. Here is an example of every melee weapon type...
[[File:Allmelee.png|frame|center]]

All basic melee types and tiers can be purchased in town (except adamantite), they also all have the same reach and attack speed. But each has different damage...
{| class="wikitable"
|Tier
|Type
|Damage
|Gold Cost
|-
|rowspan="4"|'''Bronze'''
|Dagger
|5
|style="text-align:right;"|1
|-
|Shortsword
|6
|style="text-align:right;"|60
|-
|Battleaxe
|7
|style="text-align:right;"|120
|-
|Longsword
|8
|style="text-align:right;"|200
|-
|rowspan="4"|'''Iron'''
|Dagger
|9
|style="text-align:right;"|300
|-
|Shortsword
|10
|style="text-align:right;"|450
|-
|Battleaxe
|11
|style="text-align:right;"|650
|-
|Longsword
|12
|style="text-align:right;"|800
|-
|rowspan="4"|'''Steel'''
|Dagger
|13
|style="text-align:right;"|1200
|-
|Shortsword
|14
|style="text-align:right;"|1500
|-
|Battleaxe
|15
|style="text-align:right;"|1800
|-
|Longsword
|16
|style="text-align:right;"|2200
|-
|rowspan="4"|'''Mithril'''
|Dagger
|17
|style="text-align:right;"|4200
|-
|Shortsword
|18
|style="text-align:right;"|5000
|-
|Battleaxe
|19
|style="text-align:right;"|5200
|-
|Longsword
|20
|style="text-align:right;"|5500
|-
|rowspan="4"|'''Adamantite''*'''''
|Dagger
|21
|style="text-align:right;"|~9000
|-
|Shortsword
|22
|style="text-align:right;"|~10000
|-
|Battleaxe
|23
|style="text-align:right;"|~11000
|-
|Longsword
|24
|style="text-align:right;"|~12000
|}
''*Adamantite is not purchasable in town and is a rare drop from minibosses or shops on lower floors''

Additionally, there are [[Legendaries|Legendary Swords]].

=='''Melee Armor'''==
Can be bought at spawn from the armor shop. As well as Tier 2 armor (Chainmail Armor) is an uncommon drop from [[Bosses]].
{|class="wikitable"
|'''Name'''
|'''Gold Cost'''
|'''Positives'''
|'''Negatives'''
|-
|Leather Armor
|500
|style="color:green;"|Decreases damage taken by '''15%'''
|style="color:red;"|Lowers Mana Regen by '''20%'''
Lowers Spell Damage by '''20%'''
|-
|Chainmail Armor
|2000
|style="color:green;"|Decreases damage taken by '''25%'''
|style="color:red;"|Lowers Mana Regen by '''20%'''
Can't cast spells
|-
|Plate Armor
|5000
|style="color:green;"|Decreases damage taken by '''35%'''
|style="color:red;"|Lowers Mana Regen by 30%
Can't cast spells
|-
|Heavy Plate Armor
|9000
|style="color:green;"|Decreases damage taken by '''50%'''
|style="color:red;"|Lowers Mana Regen by '''50%'''
Can't cast spells
|-
|Holy Knight Armor
|Free*
|style="color:green;"|Decreases damage taken by '''35%'''
Increases Spell Damage by '''5%'''
|style="color:red;"|Decreases Mana Regen by '''10%'''
|}
''*After the altar rework, it is unknown how to obtain Holy Knight Armor''
[[File:MeleeArmor.png|frame|center]]
[[File:HKArmor.png|frame|left]]

Legendaries

2021-06-05T02:44:36Z

Rattman: Removed reference to instruments on legendary peds. Someone please edit the APS numbers, they are from the old melee system.

=='''Legendary Weapons'''==
Most Legendary weapons in the game at the moment are swords, tailored toward the melee class. However, a legendary bow and a legendary staff do exist.

There are currently seven Legendary swords all with varying effects. They are ''''Fire and Ice', 'Body and Mind', 'Light and Shadow', 'Feast and Famine', 'War and Peace', 'Draggon Dagger (p++)', and 'Gram''''. All of the Legendary swords have a ~1.3 APS (attacks per second), compared to that of the basic swords that have a ~4 APS. The Legendary swords compensate for this by having higher damage and special effects.
''Legendary items can only be found on floors '''four''' and below on golden pedestals. The chances of finding a legendary item increases as you venture deeper into the dungeon.''

Most Legendary swords have a special effect which ''randomly'' activates on hitting an enemy, and a "ultimate" ability that rarely activates on hitting an enemy.
[[File:Gram.png|frame|right|Gram]]
{|class="wikitable"
|'''Name'''
|'''Damage'''
|'''Cost'''
|'''Effect'''
|'''Ultimate'''
|-
|Fire and Ice
|60
|15,000 gold
|Burns or freezes target.
|Critical hit that deals massive damage.
|-
|Body and Mind
|40
|15,000 gold
|Restores mana or HP.
|Increases maximum HP or mana by two and five points respectively. (Bonuses will be lost upon death.)
|-
|Light and Shadow
|55
|15,000 gold
|Heal yourself or blinds target.
|Massive self heal and critical hit to target.
|-
|Feast and Famine
|45
|15,000 gold
|Heal yourself or poisons target.
|Increases player size until you log off or die.*
|-
|War and Peace
|70
|15,000 gold
|Heals self or burns target.
|Does a stronger variant of the base effects.
|-
|Dragon Dagger (P++)
|22
|15,000 gold
|Every attack adds 12 poison to target.
|''Uses special attack energy for its special ability.'' Special right click ability that deals several rapid hits.
|-
|Gram
|70
|25,000 gold, -15 alignment and [[Curses|curse]]**
|Same attack speed as basic swords.
|Critical hit that deals massive damage.
|}
''*Increased player size increases player damage, damage resistance, speed, reach and projectile size. '''HOWEVER''', if you grow too much you will get a [[Curses|curse]]!''

''**The curse takes up an inventory slot and lowers max HP by 350.''

Gram is obtained from a floating book, rather than a gold pedestal. Upon buying the Gram it is soulbound and can't be dropped or traded, and it dissappears on death.
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:FI.png|frame|Fire and Ice]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:BM.png|frame|Body and Mind]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:LS.png|frame|Light and Shadow]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:FF.png|frame|Feast and Famine]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:WP.png|frame|War and Peace]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:DDP.png|frame|Dragon Dagger (P++)]]
</ul></div>

==Other Legendaries==
[[File:Firework.png|frame|right|Firework Launcher]]
*'''Firework Launcher'''
::-Shoots harmless rockets that explode into various colors and sizes. Costs 25 mana per rocket shot.
::-Costs 12,000 gold.
[[File:Tricorder.png|frame|right|Tricorder]]
*'''Tricorder'''
::-Scans players or items to show stats.
::-Scanning a player shows the player's current inventory, as well as their BL_ID and current %HP.
::-Scanning a weapon will show that weapon's damage.
::-Costs 11,000 gold.
*'''Archangel's Staff'''
::-60% cost reduction on Light Spells.
::-Uses special attack energy for its special ability.
::-Special ability: Creates a barrier in front of the player. While the barrier is active, the player is invulnerable to all damage; however, the player is not immune to all negative effects. ''The barrier lasts for ~3.5 seconds.''
::-Costs 25,000 gold.
*'''Crystal Bow'''
::-Has a 30% arrow recovery chance on arrows.
::-Deals 70 damage per arrow.
::-Uses special attack energy for its special ability.
::-Special ability: Rapid fires three arrows. Using the ability does not consume one's arrows, but costs 150 mana. You also need arrows to be activate the ability.
::-Costs 25,000 gold.

[[File:Archangel.png|frame|left|Archangel's Staff]]
[[File:Crystalbow.png|frame|right|Crystal Bow]]

Instruments

2021-06-05T02:41:36Z

Rattman: Removed instrument costs and added info about them being unlocked via achievements. Please add more specifics on which achievements or how much influence you need if you know it!

Floors

2021-06-05T02:37:48Z

Rattman: Removed linking instruments to legendary pedastals as they are now acquired in another way.

Floors are large areas in the dungeon. There are """six""" in total, with enemies getting stronger the farther down you venture. In addition, minibosses and bosses can be found in arenas on all floors. The way to get to lower floors is via randomly generated staircases. Altars are randomly generated structures that can choose to give you a blessing, but be aware that this is based on alignment. Some altars will favor chaotically aligned adventurers, whereas some prefer those who're lawful instead. Shops can also randomly spawn, with a selection of 4 items on shelves for lowered prices than things in town (if they are in town at all). Legendary pedastals are another randomly generated structure and from them you will be able to buy [[Legendaries|legendary weapons]] and [[Instruments|instruments]] for large amounts of gold.

== Floor 1: Ground ==
Floor 1 is the ground floor, also referred to as floor 0. The general environment is a grassy area enclosed by gray walls and woodland areas. On floor 1, there are weak bugs to murder for a little gold and EXP. Floor 1 is home to the [[Bosses|Troll Boss]].

== Floor 2: Cave ==
Floor 2 is a few bricks underground. It is nearly entirely comprised of dirt, with the floor being quite rough. It has slightly stronger enemies than the first floor, but they're mostly the same. This floor introduces Goblins and Bug Queens, also known as spitters. Floor 2 is home to the [[Bosses|Spider Boss]].

== Floor 3: Temple ==
Floor 3 is further down than floor 2, and has a distinct temple aesthetic. Sometimes, rooms will generate with ivy or moss on the walls and floor. Floor 3 introduces cicadas and spiders. The enemies on floor 3 are also quite strong, so you'll want to have some upgraded stats and equipment before going in. [[Minibosses|Minibosses]] spawn on floor 3 and below.

== Floor 4: Magma ==
Floor 4 has a molten aesthetic, and appears to be made out of heated rock. Enemies are intense here, so be prepared. Legendary pedestals start to appear on floors 4 and lower.

== Floor 5: Flesh ==
Floor 5 is made of flesh, and is quite horrific. Enemies here are even stronger than ones on floor 4, so be careful in combat.

== Floor 6: Simulation ==
Floor 6 is made to look like a crude simulation of floor 1. The enemies here are the strongest ones in the game. Good luck.

== Trivia ==
- Staircases can sometimes spawn on top of each other, creating an extremely odd looking area.

- The pedastals that spawn legendary items can spawn on a staircase, leaving a floating pedastal.

- If you get more than 5 growths with the [[Legendaries|Feast & Famine]] you cannot go down staircases anymore. [verification needed]

- Before the various tilesets for floors 4 and lower were completed, rooms were relatively blank. What constituted as stairs was three columns that the players needed to jump on to get onto a higher floor. ''Depending on what level you were, sometimes you couldn't get out!''

Curses

2020-04-02T19:33:39Z

Rattman: Added "Removed Curses" heading. Added reason for removal on COVID-19.

In Age of Dungeons, you can acquire curses which hinder you by taking up an inventory slot as well as additional debuffs. Curses are lost upon death.

=='''Known Curses'''==

'''Broken Wings''' - "Sarmina relinquishes her blessings upon you." Having Holy Knight Armor then becoming chaotic. Deducts 300 max health and 500 max mana.

'''Mana Shock''' - "Too much mana isn't very good for you." Acquired by overcharging mana to more than double your max mana, then drinking a mana potion. Deducts 200 max mana.

'''Growing Pains''' - "Bigger isn't always better." Acquired by increasing size 21 times or more using [[Legendaries|legendary]] sword Feast and Famine. 15% more damage from all sources.

'''Mind Toxin''' - No Quote. Acquired by being damaged by Mantis [[Minibosses|miniboss]]. Causes poison to reduce mana alongside health.

'''Demon's Mark''' - "Your soul is forfeit." Acquired upon purchasing [[Legendaries|Gram]]. Deducts 350 max health.

=='''Removed Curses'''==

'''COVID-19''' - "This is no laughing matter." Acquired from other players, it can be spread via cursed players clicking those without the curse. There is one possible downside other than taking up an inventory slot: reduced XP gain. However, this has not been confirmed. Removal reason: April Fools joke.

Curses

2020-04-01T17:29:08Z

Rattman: Updated COVID-19 curse with latest information.

In Age of Dungeons, you can acquire curses which hinder you by taking up an inventory slot as well as additional debuffs. Curses are lost upon death.

=='''Known Curses'''==

'''Broken Wings''' - "Sarmina relinquishes her blessings upon you." Having Holy Knight Armor then becoming chaotic. Deducts 300 max health and 500 max mana.

'''Mana Shock''' - "Too much mana isn't very good for you." Acquired by overcharging mana to more than double your max mana, then drinking a mana potion. Deducts 200 max mana.

'''Growing Pains''' - "Bigger isn't always better." Acquired by increasing size 21 times or more using [[Legendaries|legendary]] sword Feast and Famine. 15% more damage from all sources.

'''Mind Toxin''' - No Quote. Acquired by being damaged by Mantis [[Minibosses|miniboss]]. Causes poison to reduce mana alongside health.

'''Demon's Mark''' - "Your soul is forfeit." Acquired upon purchasing [[Legendaries|Gram]]. Deducts 350 max health.

'''COVID-19''' - "This is no laughing matter." Acquired from other players, it can be spread via cursed players clicking those without the curse. There is one possible downside other than taking up an inventory slot: reduced XP gain. However, this has not been confirmed.

Legendaries

2020-03-31T20:12:32Z

Rattman: Rewrote opening paragraph.

=='''Legendary Weapons'''==
Most Legendary weapons in the game at the moment are swords, tailored toward the melee class. However, a legendary bow and a legendary staff do exist.

There are currently seven Legendary swords all with varying effects. They are ''''Fire and Ice', 'Body and Mind', 'Light and Shadow', 'Feast and Famine', 'War and Peace', 'Draggon Dagger (p++)', and 'Gram''''. All of the Legendary swords have a ~1.3 APS (attacks per second), compared to that of the basic swords that have a ~4 APS. The Legendary swords compensate for this by having higher damage and special effects.
'''All Legendaries are rarely found on Golden Pedestals on floor four and below.'''

Most Legendary swords have a special effect which ''randomly'' activates on hitting an enemy, and a "ultimate" ability that rarely activates on hitting an enemy.
[[File:Gram.png|frame|right|Gram]]
{|class="wikitable"
|'''Name'''
|'''Damage'''
|'''Cost'''
|'''Effect'''
|'''Ultimate'''
|-
|Fire and Ice
|60
|15,000 gold
|Burns or freezes target.
|Critical hit that deals massive damage.
|-
|Body and Mind
|40
|15,000 gold
|Restores mana or HP.
|Increases maximum HP or mana by two and five points respectively. (Bonuses will be lost upon death.)
|-
|Light and Shadow
|55
|15,000 gold
|Heal yourself or blinds target.
|Massive self heal and critical hit to target.
|-
|Feast and Famine
|45
|15,000 gold
|Heal yourself or poisons target.
|Increases player size until you log off or die*
|-
|War and Peace
|70
|15,000 gold
|Heals self or burns target.
|None
|-
|Dragon Dagger (P++)
|22
|15,000 gold
|Every attack adds 12 poison to target.
|Special right click ability that deals several rapid hits.
|-
|Gram
|70
|25,000 gold, -15 alignment and [[Curses|curse]]**
|Same attack speed as basic swords.
|Critical hit that deals massive damage.
|}
''*Increased player size increases player damage, damage resistance, speed, reach and projectile size. '''HOWEVER''', if you grow too much you will get a [[Curses|curse]]!''

''**The curse takes up an inventory slot and lowers max HP by 350.''

Gram is obtained from a floating book, rather than a gold pedestal. Upon buying the Gram it is soulbound and can't be dropped or traded, and it dissappears on death.
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:FI.png|frame|Fire and Ice]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:BM.png|frame|Body and Mind]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:LS.png|frame|Light and Shadow]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:FF.png|frame|Feast and Famine]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:WP.png|frame|War and Peace]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:DDP.png|frame|Dragon Dagger (P++)]]
</ul></div>

==Other Legendaries==
[[File:Firework.png|frame|right|Firework Launcher]]
*'''Firework Launcher'''
::-Shoots harmless rockets that explode into various colors and sizes. Costs 25 mana per rocket shot.
::-Costs 12,000 gold.
[[File:Tricorder.png|frame|right|Tricorder]]
*'''Tricorder'''
::-Scans players or items to show stats.
::-Scanning a player shows the player's current inventory, as well as their BL_ID and current %HP.
::-Scanning a weapon will show that weapon's damage.
::-Costs 11,000 gold.
*'''Archangel's Staff'''
::-60% cost reduction on Light Spells.
::-Uses special attack energy for its special ability.
::-Special ability: Creates a barrier in front of the player. While the barrier is active, the player is invulnerable to all damage; however, the player is not immune to all negative effects.
::-Costs 25,000 gold.
*'''Crystal Bow'''
::-Has a 30% arrow recovery chance on arrows.
::-Uses special attack energy for its special ability.
::-Special ability: Rapid fires three arrows. Using the ability does not consume one's arrows, but costs 150 mana.
::-Costs 25,000 gold.

Additionally there are [[Instruments|instruments]] which can be found on legendary pedestals.
[[File:Archangel.png|frame|left|Archangel's Staff]]
[[File:Crystalbow.png|frame|right|Crystal Bow]]

Curses

2020-03-31T20:05:34Z

Rattman: Added COVID-19 curse (at the request of borb).

In Age of Dungeons, you can acquire curses which hinder you by taking up an inventory slot as well as additional debuffs. Curses are lost upon death.

=='''Known Curses'''==

'''Broken Wings''' - "Sarmina relinquishes her blessings upon you." Having Holy Knight Armor then becoming chaotic. Deducts 300 max health and 500 max mana.

'''Mana Shock''' - "Too much mana isn't very good for you." Acquired by overcharging mana to more than double your max mana, then drinking a mana potion. Deducts 200 max mana.

'''Growing Pains''' - "Bigger isn't always better." Acquired by increasing size 21 times or more using [[Legendaries|legendary]] sword Feast and Famine. 15% more damage from all sources.

'''Mind Toxin''' - No Quote. Acquired by being damaged by Mantis [[Minibosses|miniboss]]. Causes poison to reduce mana alongside health.

'''Demon's Mark''' - "Your soul is forfeit." Acquired upon purchasing [[Legendaries|Gram]]. Deducts 350 max health.

'''COVID-19''' - "This is no laughing matter." Acquired initially via a a pink/purple altar when not chaotic, it can be spread via cursed players clicking those without the curse. There are no known downsides, other than taking up an inventory slot.

Spawn

2020-03-20T01:16:43Z

Rattman: Created redirect.

#REDIRECT [[Town]]

Spawn

2020-03-20T01:15:55Z

Rattman: Redirect page in progress.

Magic

2020-01-03T22:27:02Z

Rattman: Fixed some links and rearranged a sentence.

[[File:Magic1.png|frame|right|Wizard Shop from Old Town build]]
=='''Magic'''==

Magic uses the resource of mana, which regenerates over time. Armor changes the generation rate (See Magic Armor Below) and if you stand still for 10 seconds, your mana regeneration will double. Additionally, there are Mana Potions that can be bought in town, or found in dungeon shops and boss/miniboss drops.

A players maximum mana increases every level, and can also be raised by interacting with altars in the dungeon. Or by using the Legendary sword ''''Body and Mind'''' (See [[Legendaries]])

There are also Scroll Variants of every spell, which costs no mana but are a one-time use per scroll. Scroll versions of a spell typically have an intrinsic boost to their spell damage, and ignore the spell damage modifier of any armor you're wearing. There is a rare spell that can only be found in scroll form on lower floors, this spell is Sunburst.
==Staves==
Spells can be cast with the command /cast or /c followed by the spell you would like to cast (e.g. /cast frostshards). This method can not be used in combat. However, it is also possible to bind spells to a staff with the command /autocast followed by the spell you would like to cast (e.g. /autocast frostshards). This method can be used in combat. The staff will decrease the cost of any spell you cast while hosting it which matches the its element. (e.g. Using the spell frostshards on an ice staff saves 40% of the mana cost).
[[File:Magic2.png|frame|right|Old Staff shop]]
All staves can be bought in spawn except Archangel's Staff (See [[Legendaries]])
{|class="wikitable"
|'''Name'''
|'''Gold Cost'''
|'''Effect'''
|-
|Apprentice Staff
|75
|Saves '''10%''' mana on '''all''' spells
|-
|Mage Staff
|300
|Saves '''20%''' mana on '''all''' spells
|-
|Fire Staff
|600
|Saves '''40%''' mana on '''Fire''' spells
|-
|Earth Staff
|1000
|Saves '''40%''' mana on '''Earth''' spells
|-
|Light Staff
|1500
|Saves '''30%''' mana on '''Light''' spells
|-
|Dark Staff
|2000
|Saves '''50%''' mana on '''Dark''' spells
|-
|Ice Staff
|2500
|Saves '''40%''' mana on '''Ice''' spells
|-
|Archangel's Staff
|25000
|Saves '''60%''' mana on '''Light''' spells
|}

==Spells==
{|class="wikitable"
|
|'''Name'''
|'''Gold Cost'''
|'''Element'''
|'''Base Damage (direct hit)'''
|'''Mana Cost'''
|-
|rowspan="6"|'''Combat Spells'''
|-
|Frostshards
|3000
|Ice
|21 (x 18 = 378)
|60
|Shoots 18 projectiles
|-
|Shadowbolt
|2000
|Dark
|162
|30
|Can cast without meeting the required mana, which will cause [[Curses|Mana burn]]
|-
|Earthstrike
|1000
|Earth
|90
|20
|Has a large AoE which makes it very effective on groups of enemies
|-
|Flashfire
|75
|Fire
|45
|10
|-
|Sunburst
|2000-3000
|Light
|650 (Extra damage often possible due to high knockback causing impact damage)
|N/A
|Only obtainable in scroll form from dungeon shops or Minibosses
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|
|'''Name'''
|'''Gold Cost'''
|'''Element'''
|'''Effect'''
|'''Mana Cost'''
|-
|rowspan="6"|'''Neutral Spells'''
|-
|Heal(Lesser/Normal/Greater)
|300/1500/8000
|Light
|Heals 15/50/150 health
|30/75/150
|Greater only found on Legendary pedestal or Boss drop
|-
|Alchemy(Lesser/Normal/Greater)
|300/2000/8000
|Arcane
|Transforms item into 10%/20%/30% gold of it's value
|20/75/200
|Normal only found in Dungeon Shop
Grater only found on Legendary Pedestal
|-
|Piety
|Free
|Arcane
|Toggles the caster's ability to damage players without player-killer status
|10
|Only obtainable for lawful players from Blue altars in dungeon
|-
|Dash
|4000
|Arcane
|Propels the caster forwards for a moment
|20
|Only found on Legendary Pedestal
|-
|Recall
|1
|Arcane
|Teleports the caster back to town
|Free/Scroll
|Obtainable from Blue altars, dungeon shops, and in town
|-
|'''Support Spell'''
|HealAlly (Normal/Greater)
|100/1500
|Light
|Heals 40/120 health to target ally
|50/100
|}
Visuals for each spell [[Spells|here]]

==Magic Armor==
Magic users trade their durability in combat for high damage output at a range, while also bearing in mind that they have practically unlimited sustainability in the dungeon due to mana being the only resource they must manage.
{|class="wikitable"
|'''Name'''
|'''Gold Cost'''
|'''Positives'''
|'''Negatives'''
|-
|Apprentice Robes
|800
|style="color:green";|Increases Mana Regen by '''20%'''
Increases Spell Damage by '''10%'''
|style="color:red";|Increases damage taken by '''20%'''
|-
|Mage Robes
|3000
|style="color:green";|Increases Mana Regen by '''50%'''
Increases Spell Damage by '''20%'''
|style="color:red";|Increases damage taken by '''30%'''
|-
|Magister Robes
|11000
|style="color:green";|Increases Mana Regen by '''100%'''
Increases Spell Damage by '''50%'''
|style="color:red";|Increases damage taken by '''40%'''
|-
|Holy Knight Armor
|Free*
|style="color:green;"|Decreases damage taken by '''35%'''
Increases Spell Damage by '''5%'''
|style="color:red;"|Decreases Mana Regen by '''10%'''
|}
''*Holy Knight Armor is only obtainable for lawful players. It is received from a blue altar in the dungeon when clicked and the player has Heavy Plate or Magister Robes in their inventory. One of the two armors will be replaced.''
[[File:MagicArmor.png|frame|center]]
[[File:HKArmor.png|frame|left]]

Curses

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Spells

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Rattman: Added description of spells.

Melee

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== '''Melee''' ==
[[File:Melee1.png|frame|right]]
There are '''5''' melee weapon tiers. Each scaling in strength, from weakest to strongest, there is '''Bronze, Iron, Steel, Mithril, and Adamantite.'''

In each melee weapon tier, there are also different weapon types that have different strengths, again weakest to strongest is ''Dagger, Shortsword, Battleaxe, and Longsword''. There are additional weapons, that have the same stats as their corresponding types, but a different appearence. The variants are...

'''Dagger - Dirk and Knife'''

'''Shortsword - Ceyl and Scimitar'''

'''Battleaxe - Greataxe and Broadaxe'''

'''Longsword - Jian and Odachi'''

These variants can only be found in the dungeon from dungeon shops or boss/miniboss drops, whereas the basic design can be bought in town. Here is an example of every melee weapon type...
[[File:Allmelee.png|frame|center]]

All basic melee types and tiers can be purchased in town (except adamantite), they also all have the same reach and attack speed. But each has different damage...
{| class="wikitable"
|Tier
|Type
|Damage
|Gold Cost
|-
|rowspan="4"|'''Bronze'''
|Dagger
|5
|style="text-align:right;"|1
|-
|Shortsword
|6
|style="text-align:right;"|60
|-
|Battleaxe
|7
|style="text-align:right;"|120
|-
|Longsword
|8
|style="text-align:right;"|200
|-
|rowspan="4"|'''Iron'''
|Dagger
|9
|style="text-align:right;"|300
|-
|Shortsword
|10
|style="text-align:right;"|450
|-
|Battleaxe
|11
|style="text-align:right;"|650
|-
|Longsword
|12
|style="text-align:right;"|800
|-
|rowspan="4"|'''Steel'''
|Dagger
|13
|style="text-align:right;"|1200
|-
|Shortsword
|14
|style="text-align:right;"|1500
|-
|Battleaxe
|15
|style="text-align:right;"|1800
|-
|Longsword
|16
|style="text-align:right;"|2200
|-
|rowspan="4"|'''Mithril'''
|Dagger
|17
|style="text-align:right;"|4200
|-
|Shortsword
|18
|style="text-align:right;"|5000
|-
|Battleaxe
|19
|style="text-align:right;"|5200
|-
|Longsword
|20
|style="text-align:right;"|5500
|-
|rowspan="4"|'''Adamantite''*'''''
|Dagger
|21
|style="text-align:right;"|~9000
|-
|Shortsword
|22
|style="text-align:right;"|~10000
|-
|Battleaxe
|23
|style="text-align:right;"|~11000
|-
|Longsword
|24
|style="text-align:right;"|~12000
|}
''*Adamantite is not purchasable in town and is a rare drop from minibosses or shops on lower floors''

Additionally, there are [[Legendaries|Legendary Swords]].

=='''Melee Armor'''==
Can be bought at spawn from the armor shop. As well as Tier 2 armor (Chainmail Armor) is an uncommon drop from [[Bosses]].
{|class="wikitable"
|'''Name'''
|'''Gold Cost'''
|'''Positives'''
|'''Negatives'''
|-
|Leather Armor
|500
|style="color:green;"|Decreases damage taken by '''15%'''
|style="color:red;"|Lowers Mana Regen by '''20%'''
Lowers Spell Damage by '''20%'''
|-
|Chainmail Armor
|2000
|style="color:green;"|Decreases damage taken by '''25%'''
|style="color:red;"|Lowers Mana Regen by '''20%'''
Can't cast spells
|-
|Plate Armor
|5000
|style="color:green;"|Decreases damage taken by '''35%'''
|style="color:red;"|Lowers Mana Regen by 30%
Can't cast spells
|-
|Heavy Plate Armor
|9000
|style="color:green;"|Decreases damage taken by '''50%'''
|style="color:red;"|Lowers Mana Regen by '''50%'''
Can't cast spells
|-
|Holy Knight Armor
|Free*
|style="color:green;"|Decreases damage taken by '''35%'''
Increases Spell Damage by '''5%'''
|style="color:red;"|Decreases Mana Regen by '''10%'''
|}
''*Holy Knight Armor is only obtainable for lawful players. It is received from a blue altar in the dungeon when clicked and the player has Heavy Plate and Magister Robes in their inventory. One of the two armors will be replaced.''
[[File:MeleeArmor.png|frame|center]]
[[File:HKArmor.png|frame|left]]

Ranged

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=='''Ranged'''==

There are a total of '''4''' bows, all purchasable in town. There is a '''Novice Bow, Apprentice Bow, Master Bow and Scatter Bow'''. Each bow has a draw time before it's ready to fire.

Bows use arrows to fire, so you need to manage your resources to use a bow. Arrows can be obtained from dungeon shops as well as from treasure chests and bosses/minibosses. Arrows also have a recovery chance depending on which bow you're using, and armor you're wearing (See Ranged Armor below).

The base amount of arrows a player can hold is 25, but this can be raised with ranger armor (See Ranged Armor below) or by holding Quiver's in ones' inventory. There are 10-slot quivers sold in town for 100 gold and 25-slot quivers that can be found in the dungeon from boss/miniboss drops.
[[File:Bows2.png|frame|right]]
[[File:Bows.png|frame|right]]
*'''Novice Bow'''
::-Damage 30
::-'''Cost: 75 gold'''
::-''0% Recovery Chance''
*'''Apprentice Bow'''
::-Damage 40
::-'''Cost: 500 gold'''
::-''20% Recovery Chance''
*'''Master Bow'''
::-Damage 65
::-'''Cost: 1200 gold'''
::-''30% Recovery Chance''
*'''Scatter Bow'''
::-Damage 60 - Shoots 4 arrows
::-'''Cost: 2000 gold'''
::-''30% Recovery chance''

=='''Ranged Armor'''==
Can be bought at spawn from the armor shop. As well as Tier 2 armor (Hunter Armor) is an uncommon drop from [[Bosses|bosses]].
{|class="wikitable"
|'''Name'''
|'''Gold Cost'''
|'''Positives'''
|'''Negatives'''
|-
|Poacher Armor
|600
|style="color:green";|Increases Arrow Storage by '''20'''
Increases Arrow Recovery chance by '''10%'''

Decreases damage taken by '''10%'''
|style="color:red";|Decreases Mana Regen by '''20%'''
Decreases Spell Damage by '''15%'''
|-
|Hunter Armor
|1500
|style="color:green";|Increases Arrow Storage by '''35'''
Increases Arrow Recovery chance by '''20%'''

Decreases damage taken by '''15%'''
|style="color:red";|Decreases Mana Regen by '''15%'''
Decreases Spell Damage by '''10%'''
|-
|Ranger Armor
|8000
|style="color:green";|Increases Arrow Storage by '''50'''
Increases Arrow Recovery Chance by '''30%'''

Decreases damage taken by '''20%'''
|style="color:red";|Decreases Mana Regen by '''10%'''
Decreases Spell Damage by '''5%'''
|}
[[File:RangedArmor.png|frame|center]]

Legendaries

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=='''Legendary Weapons'''==
The only Legendary weapons in the game at the moment are swords, tailored toward the melee class.

There are currently 7 Legendary swords all with varying effects. They are ''''Fire and Ice', 'Body and Mind', 'Light and Shadow', 'Feast and Famine', 'War and Peace', 'Draggon Dagger (p++)', and 'Gram''''. All of the Legendary swords have a ~1.3 attack speed (attacks per second), compared to that of the basic swords that have a ~4 attack speed. The Legendary swords compensate for this by having higher damage and special effects.
'''All Legendaries are rarely found on Golden Pedestals on floor 3 and below.'''

Most Legendary swords have a special effect which ''randomly'' activates on hitting an enemy, and a "ultimate" ability that rarely activates on hitting an enemy.
[[File:Gram.png|frame|right|Gram]]
{|class="wikitable"
|'''Name'''
|'''Damage'''
|'''Cost'''
|'''Effect'''
|'''Ultimate'''
|-
|Fire and Ice
|60
|15000 gold
|Burns or freezes enemy
|Critical hit that deals massive damage
|-
|Body and Mind
|40
|15000 gold
|Heals mana or hp
|Increases maximum hp or mana (until death)
|-
|Light and Shadow
|55
|15000 gold
|Heal yourself or blind enemy
|Massive self heal and critical hit to enemy
|-
|Feast and Famine
|45
|15000 gold
|Heal yourself or poison enemy
|Increases player size until you log off or die*
|-
|War and Peace
|70
|15000 gold
|Heal self or burn enemy
|Unknown
|-
|Dragon Dagger (P++)
|22
|15000 gold
|Every attack adds 12 poison to enemy
|Special right+click ability that deals several rapid hits
|-
|Gram
|70
|25000 gold -15 alignment and [[Curses|curse]]**
|Same attack speed as basic swords
|Critical hit that deals massive damage
|}
''*Increased player size increases player damage, damage resistance, speed, reach and projectile size. '''HOWEVER''', if you grow too much you will get a [[Curses|curse]]!''

''**The curse takes up an inventory slot and lowers max hp by 350''

Gram is obtained from a floating book, rather than a gold pedestal. Upon buying the Gram it is soulbound and can't be dropped or traded, and it dissapears on death.
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:FI.png|frame|Fire and Ice]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:BM.png|frame|Body and Mind]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:LS.png|frame|Light and Shadow]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:FF.png|frame|Feast and Famine]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:WP.png|frame|War and Peace]]
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:DDP.png|frame|Dragon Dagger (P++)]]
</ul></div>

==Other Legendaries==
[[File:Firework.png|frame|right|Firework Launcher]]
*'''Firework Launcher'''
::-Shoots Harmless rockets that explode into various colors and sizes. Costs 25 mana per rocket shot
::-Costs 12000 gold
[[File:Tricorder.png|frame|right|Tricorder]]
*'''Tricorder'''
::-Scans players or items to show stats
::-Scanning a player shows the player's current inventory, as well as thier BL_ID and current %HP
::-Scanning a weapon will show that weapon's damage
::-Costs 11000 gold
*'''Archangel's Staff'''
::-60% cost reduction on Light Spells
::-Special ability:Creates a barrier in front of the player for about 1 second. Unsure what this does
::-Cost 25000

Additionally there are [[Instruments|instruments]] which can be found on legendary pedestals.

Minibosses

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==Minibosses==
[[File:PLACEHOLDER.png|frame|right|Large Room that Mini-bosses and Minions Spawn in]]
Minibosses are found on Floor 3 and below, there are two known ones which are the Scorpion Boss and the Mantis Boss. Both have fairly decent health points and hit quite hard on early level players and are recommended to be taken down as a team.

They typically spawn in large rooms with many other minions that inflict damage from melee and range. The Mantis is unique in that it can cause a unique curse that can only be cured upon death. The Scorpion also has a nasty poison attack that inflicts 20 ticks of poison damage.

Work in progress

Minibosses spawn on floor 3 and below

Minibosses apply [[Curses|curses]]

Get Miniboss health per floor

Scorpion adds 20 poison per sting attack

Items

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==Potions==
There are 4 types of potions, '''Health, Mana, Antipoison''' and '''Experience'''.

All potions can be bought in the potion shop in spawn and come in 3 different sizes each. They can also all be found from dungeon chests and boss/miniboss drops.
{|class="wikitable"
|'''Potion type'''
|'''Size'''
|'''Affect'''
|'''Gold Cost'''
|-
|rowspan="3"| '''Health'''
|Tiny
|Heals 45 health
|style="text-align:right;"|50
|-
|Medium
|Heals 100 health
|style="text-align:right;"|150
|-
|Large
|Heals 250 health
|style="text-align:right;"|250
|-
|rowspan="3"| '''Mana''*'''''
|Tiny
|Restores 125 mana
|style="text-align:right;"|40
|-
|Medium
|Restores 250 mana
|style="text-align:right;"|100
|-
|Large
|Restores 600 mana
|style="text-align:right;"|200
|-
|rowspan="2"| '''Antipoison'''
|Medium
|Cures 20 poison
|style="text-align:right;"|50
|-
|Large
|Cures 100 poison
|style="text-align:right;"|500
|-
|rowspan="3"| '''Experience'''
|Tiny
|Grants 325 experience
|style="text-align:right;"|900
|-
|Medium
|Grants 750 experience
|style="text-align:right;"|1750
|-
|Large
|Grants 1750 experience
|style="text-align:right;"|4000
|}
''*Drinking too many mana potions and going too far above your max mana can [[Curses|curse]] you.''

==Other==
'''Compass'''- Compasses are used to find [[Bosses|bosses]] on floors 1 and 2. A compass can be found in dungeon shops on floor 1 and 2 and costs around 1000-3000 gold.

'''Arrows'''- Arrows are required to use bows when playing as a [[Ranged|ranger]]. Arrows can be found in many different ways, including bought from spawn shop, bought from dungeon shops, found in dungeon chests and dropped from bosses/minibosses.

'''Quiver'''- Quivers increase the maximum amount of arrows a player can carry. Quivers come in 2 variants, 10 slot and 25 slot. 10 slot quivers can be bought in spawn for 100 gold and 25 slot quivers are dropped form bosses/minibosses.

Town

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Town (or spawn) is the area in which all players spawn and recall to. It is full of shops and NPCs, and has a healing fountain. It also has a secret area. A bank is also here, so players can store items. Guards are stationed around town to kill Player Killers if they stay too long.

== Shops ==
The shops that are in town are:

- [[Items|Potion]] shop

This shop sells all kinds of potions, from health to mana to antipoison to XP. It also sells all sizes of potions.

- [[Items|Armor]] shop

This shop sells all tiers of armor (except for legendary armor). It also contains the entrance to the secret area.

- [[Melee]]/[[Ranged]] shop

This shop sells bronze, iron, steel, and mithril variants of daggers, battleaxes, shortswords, and longswords. It also sells the Novice, Apprentice, Master, and Scatter bows, as well as arrows and quivers. There are potions and scrolls on shelves as well. The shopkeeper is a bald man with a steel Ceyl and an eyepatch. This shop contains one of the keys required to get into the secret area.

- [[Magic]] shop

This shop sells Earthstrike, Flashfire, Frostshards, Greaterhealally, Healally, Heal, Lesseralchemy, Lesserheal, and Shadowbolt spells, as well as Earthstrike, Flashfire, Frostshards, Greaterhealally, Healally, Heal, Lesserheal, Recall, and Shadowbolt scrolls. Mana and XP potions are for sale as well. There are also Apprentice, Dark, Earth, Flame, Ice, Light, and Mage staffs avalible. The shopkeeper appears to be a warlock with a witches hat and an unknown staff.

- Cart

This shop sells a bronze dagger and a recall scoll.

No shop in town sells [[Legendaries|legendary weapons]] or [[Instruments|instruments]].

== Secret Area ==
To get to the secret area, one must first collect 4 keys. These keys are in chests in the following areas: On a roof, in a shop, under a bridge, and behind a cart. Then the entrance is inside of the armor shop, up a staircase. Once in the secret area, there is no way out except for a recall scroll.

== Trivia ==
- The town has many opportunities for parkour and large jumps, making this a fun activity when you're bored.

- The town appears slightly overgrown and rustic, suggesting the citizens dont really care about landscaping.

- Before the current town, there was another one that had simpler buildings.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
20191222215210 1.jpg|A picture of the town.
20191222215628 1.jpg|Ditto.
20191222220154 1.jpg|The bank.
20191222215844 1.jpg|The potion shop.
20191222215708 1.jpg|The armor shop.
20191222215756 1.jpg|The entrance to the secret area.
20191222220220 1.jpg|Part of the melee/ranged shop.
20191222220310 1.jpg|The other part of the melee/ranged shop and its owner.
20191222215940 1.jpg|The lower area of the magic shop.
20191222220046 1.jpg|The upper area of the magic shop.
20191222220009 1.jpg|The magic shop owner.
20191222220130 1.jpg|The cart.
20191222220416 1.jpg|Key #1
20191222220512 1.jpg|Key #2
20191222220921 1.jpg|Key #3
20191222221122 1.jpg|Key #4
</gallery>

File:20191222221122 1.jpg

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Rattman: A picture of one of the keys

== Summary ==
A picture of one of the keys

File:20191222220921 1.jpg

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Rattman: A picture of one of the keys

== Summary ==
A picture of one of the keys

File:20191222220512 1.jpg

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Rattman: A picture of one of the keys

== Summary ==
A picture of one of the keys

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Rattman: A picture of one of the keys

== Summary ==
A picture of one of the keys

File:20191222220310 1.jpg

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Rattman: A picture of the second half of the melee/ranged shop and its owner

== Summary ==
A picture of the second half of the melee/ranged shop and its owner

File:20191222220220 1.jpg

2019-12-23T05:02:48Z

Rattman: A picture of one half of the melee/ranged shop

== Summary ==
A picture of one half of the melee/ranged shop

File:20191222220154 1.jpg

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Rattman: A picture of the bank

== Summary ==
A picture of the bank

File:20191222220130 1.jpg

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Rattman: A picture of the cart

== Summary ==
A picture of the cart

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Rattman: A picture of the upper area of the magic shop

== Summary ==
A picture of the upper area of the magic shop

File:20191222220009 1.jpg

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Rattman: A picture of the magic shop owner

== Summary ==
A picture of the magic shop owner

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Rattman: A picture of the lower area of the magic shop

== Summary ==
A picture of the lower area of the magic shop

File:20191222215844 1.jpg

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Rattman: A picture of the potion shop

== Summary ==
A picture of the potion shop

File:20191222215756 1.jpg

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Rattman: A picture of the secret entrance

== Summary ==
A picture of the secret entrance

File:20191222215708 1.jpg

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Rattman: A picture of the armor shop

== Summary ==
A picture of the armor shop

File:20191222215628 1.jpg

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Rattman: A picture of town

== Summary ==
A picture of town

File:20191222215210 1.jpg

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Rattman: A picture of town

== Summary ==
A picture of town