No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| (9 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| + | [[File:Dungeon_Castle2.png|thumb|right|400px|A [[Castle|Castle Dungeon]]]]<blockquote>'''"Dungeons are really dangerous places. Don't forget to take some potions with you."'''</blockquote><blockquote>'''-NPCs'''</blockquote>A '''Dungeon''' is a procedurally-generated named Landmark in [[Cube World]]. It can consist of either artificial structures or be formed from naturally occurring terrain. |
||
| − | '''Dungeons''' are dangerous places full of rare loot and are integrated seamlessly into the world. Dungeon enemies are often stronger than normal enemies and there are dungeon bosses. Dungeons occur in different forms, such as castles, ruins, temples, pyramids, and catacombs. Apart from that, there are overworld dungeons, which are less structured and consist of disconnected buildings. |
||
| − | Dungeons will be naturally occurring "fortresses" underground, and will probably hold many [[:Category:Monsters|enemies]] and some kind of treasure. These dungeons will have levers and chests, so there will be secrets to discover. As seen in some screenshots, some dungeons will require the player to find a lever to open a door, and continue their journey. |
||
| + | ==Artificial Dungeon== |
||
| ⚫ | |||
| + | Dungeons created as artificial structures typically consist of a largely linear route with a single dead end, although there may be occasional shorter forks before it. As expected of artificial structures, these type of dungeons often sport features such as spike traps, incomplete stairs (forcing player characters to climb the stairwell walls to return, which may be impossible for characters without increased [[Climbing|Climbing ability]]), and reduced lighting (occasionally to the point of pitch blackness). On the other hand, there is also the possibility of finding loot simply by shattering vases and opening chests - sometimes there are even loose items sitting on tables and other furniture. |
||
| + | ==Natural Dungeon== |
||
| − | [[File:Dungeon - Castle.png|300px|thumb|A Castle Dungeon]] |
||
| + | Dungeons formed by natural terrain features are usually far more open and easy to explore, such as gigantic trees, epic rock formations, and rings of hills sheltering secret valleys. |
||
| + | [[File:Rock.PNG|thumb|A Rock]] |
||
| + | ==[[Monster|Monsters]]== |
||
| − | [[File:04hockey-Castle.png|300px|thumb|Another Castle Dungeon]] |
||
| + | The monsters populating a dungeon can spawn at a uniform higher level than monsters elsewhere in the current [[Landscape|Landscape]]. Dungeon-based monsters are also almost exclusively encountered in groups of 2-4 rather than as solitary individuals, and some of these groups will be found standing stationary guard at certain spots rather than patrolling like other monsters. Ogres are also often used as guards in dungeons and rather than being the default, their level adapts to that of their dungeon. |
||
| + | Finally, at the end of the path of an indoor dungeon (or close to the center of the area of an outdoor one) a [[Boss|Boss]] will be laying in wait. This will always happen if the Dungeon is a Mission and only sometimes if it is not. |
||
| − | [[File:Jungle Temple.png|300px|thumb|A Jungle Temple]] |
||
| + | == Traps == |
||
| − | A dungeon run |
||
| + | Currently, the only type of trap is the Spike Trap. It comes out of the ground every few seconds and deals damage. Some Dungeons have many Spike Traps near each other that activate consecutively and present a greater challenge. At higher levels, Spike Traps take millions of health points. This is most likely a glitch. |
||
| − | {{#ev:youtube|3Z52XsAdr_o}} |
||
| + | |||
| + | === Planned === |
||
| + | There are different traps coming in the next update. While only one of them is [https://www.instagram.com/p/BEqphjOhs0h/?taken-by=wollayfx shown] on [https://www.instagram.com/wollayfx/ Wollay's Instagram], he said that there will be more than that. The Trap in the Video consists of a tree trunk that, once every few seconds, drops on the floor and is lifted back up again. It also seems that it will kill the player no matter their HP.{{NavDPL |
||
| + | |showcolor1=#DF3366 |
||
| + | |showcolor2=#DF73A6 |
||
| + | |showlink=Dungeon |
||
| + | |showname=Dungeons |
||
| + | |showcategory=Dungeon |
||
| + | }} |
||
| + | |||
| ⚫ | |||
Revision as of 20:03, 23 April 2019
"Dungeons are really dangerous places. Don't forget to take some potions with you."
-NPCs
A Dungeon is a procedurally-generated named Landmark in Cube World. It can consist of either artificial structures or be formed from naturally occurring terrain.
Artificial Dungeon
Dungeons created as artificial structures typically consist of a largely linear route with a single dead end, although there may be occasional shorter forks before it. As expected of artificial structures, these type of dungeons often sport features such as spike traps, incomplete stairs (forcing player characters to climb the stairwell walls to return, which may be impossible for characters without increased Climbing ability), and reduced lighting (occasionally to the point of pitch blackness). On the other hand, there is also the possibility of finding loot simply by shattering vases and opening chests - sometimes there are even loose items sitting on tables and other furniture.
Natural Dungeon
Dungeons formed by natural terrain features are usually far more open and easy to explore, such as gigantic trees, epic rock formations, and rings of hills sheltering secret valleys.
A Rock
Monsters
The monsters populating a dungeon can spawn at a uniform higher level than monsters elsewhere in the current Landscape. Dungeon-based monsters are also almost exclusively encountered in groups of 2-4 rather than as solitary individuals, and some of these groups will be found standing stationary guard at certain spots rather than patrolling like other monsters. Ogres are also often used as guards in dungeons and rather than being the default, their level adapts to that of their dungeon.
Finally, at the end of the path of an indoor dungeon (or close to the center of the area of an outdoor one) a Boss will be laying in wait. This will always happen if the Dungeon is a Mission and only sometimes if it is not.
Traps
Currently, the only type of trap is the Spike Trap. It comes out of the ground every few seconds and deals damage. Some Dungeons have many Spike Traps near each other that activate consecutively and present a greater challenge. At higher levels, Spike Traps take millions of health points. This is most likely a glitch.
Planned
There are different traps coming in the next update. While only one of them is shown on Wollay's Instagram, he said that there will be more than that. The Trap in the Video consists of a tree trunk that, once every few seconds, drops on the floor and is lifted back up again. It also seems that it will kill the player no matter their HP.
| Dungeons |