| Welcome to Yana! Your Race has been changed to Dungeon core Your Affinity has been changed to None Your starting Element has been changed to Anima Your starting Location has been changed to Henrik Waltzer''s ruined castle - Dungeons Your Name has been changed to Uno |
| Name | Uno |
| Race | Dungeon core |
| Affinity | None |
| Element | Anima |
| Location | Henrik Waltzer ruined castle - Dungeons |
| Magic | None |
| Skills | None |
| Innate Abilities | Mana sight |
| Mana levels | Full |
| Congratulations! New Attribute has been created - Dungeon core level Your Dungeon core level has been changed to 0 New Innate Ability has been added - Anima manipulation New Innate Ability has been added - Dungeon creation |
| Anima-glued Dirt Drone Dungeon drone made from inferior materials by young and inexperienced Dungeon core. It has a basic ability to move, function, excavate, transport and attack. It is also first of its kind - both in the dungeon and on Yana - because of ingenious use of Anima magic as a bonding agent. Drones are incapable of moving outside limits of the Dungeon core influence that spawned them. |
| Race | Dungeon core |
| Name | Uno |
| Dungeon core level | 0 |
| Affinity | None |
| Element | Anima |
| Location | Henrik Waltzer ruined castle - Dungeons |
| Magic | None |
| Skills | None |
| Innate Abilities | Mana sight, Anima manipulation, Dungeon creation |
| Congratulations! Unnamed Dungeon has been created! Innate Ability has been lost - Dungeon Creation |
| Congratulations! Unnamed Dungeon basic drone chassis has been created. Drone production will commence. Room creation will commence. Materials dissolution will commence. |
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| Grey Rat Small, mutated critter common in the badlands. They serve as a source of nutrition for pretty much every predator and even some desperate sentients. Their meat is tasteless and stringy, with a repulsive odor. Grey Rats are omnivores sensitive to heightened concentrations of mana, especially those of a non-corrupted kind. They are named after their fur color and use enlarged fangs and teeth to fight against their foes. No known magical affinity or special skills. Like most of the badlands beasts, they contain an inner gland used in cleansing mana. Threat level: E- |
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| Iron Anima-Touched Lesser Abomination Making use of sentient parts when creating golems and monsters is a huge taboo. Those who create such monsters tend to gather positive and negative karma in greater amounts. This never before seen race had touched its inner truth and emerged as half-machine half-undead beings. For now, however, its intelligence is only marginal. In turn, it won¡¯t tire nor grow hungry, working towards nothing else but completing its duty. This type of monster has a clear preference for martial arts and close combat fighting. It has no special abilities except Charge, which will allow it to close distance towards its foe. Like all abominations its weak towards holy magic and due to its machine heritage - lightning. Threat level: E+ |
| Iron Ratling Spear Thrower Small, beast-like dungeon creature created from basic Grey Rat. It boasts much better speed, strength, and firepower, thanks to iron skin and the spear thrower carved into its flesh. Has pack mentality, a tendency to form tribal societies and will help any dungeon creatures in the vicinity defend their home. Will breed naturally and convert some locations to Lairs. Natural evolutions are available. Has built-in mana conversion gland which allows it to roam corrupted wastelands without trouble. Threat level: E |
| Electrical Chandelier This dungeon monster uses plant mimicry to look like a safe, but bizarre source of light. It''s mostly passive, feeding of local mana and maintaining its form. Unless somebody gets foolish enough to try plucking the fruit it sports. Not only such a person will get electrocuted but also grabbed by its rope-like appendages. In the unlikely situation that somebody manages to detach Chandelier fruit without much damage, it''s possible to plant it or create accessories and weapons with power over lightning. Threat level: E++ |
| Waltzer Castle Skeleton While no poor soul inhabits this husk it was once a part of humanity''s greatest army, created to stop the northern beasts invasion. After unjust death, the accumulated resentment animated its bones and funneled rage towards any living being. This undead is not intelligent and will move according to instinct - killing any living beings and devouring pure mana. It has a basic ability to use tools and as undead is an untiring abomination, destroyed on sight by most sentient races. Due to accumulated damage, its threat rating has been lowered. Threat level: E+ |
| Waltzer Castle Civilian Skeleton No soul inhabits this husk, but it was once one of the humans who sought shelter in the northern fortress. It was unjustly slain and forced to walk these halls for eternity. An accumulated resentment animated its bones and funneled rage towards any living being. This undead is not intelligent and will move according to instinct - killing any living beings and devouring pure mana. As undead, it is an untiring abomination, destroyed on sight by most sentient races. Due to accumulated damage, its threat rating has been lowered. Threat level: E |
| Congratulations! Your Affinity has been changed to Lightn-!&1&! A new Affinity has been created - Electricity! Your Affinity has been changed to Electricity! |
| Race | Dungeon core |
| Name | Uno |
| Dungeon core level | 0 |
| Affinity | Electricity |
| Element | Anima |
| Location | Henrik Waltzer ruined Castle - Dungeons |
| Magic | None |
| Skills | None |
| Innate Abilities | Mana sight, Anima manipulation, Electricity Encroachment |
| Iron Ratling Queen Like most of the rat races, Iron Ratlings tend to breed uncontrollably when left to their own devices. Even the dungeon-spawned ones are no exception. It is in such conditions that Queens are born - tougher, bigger, and more intelligent than any of their brethren. And - most importantly - capable of giving birth on their own. This individual has the ability to command her subordinates and even create new breeds of Ratlings. Additionally, as one born in a dungeon with uncommon affinity, it managed to feed on a few electric fruits and in turn gained power over lightning. Threat level: E++ |
| Ironhide Undead Dark Knight named Jailer Jonathan When all was lost some of Waltzer''s castle soldiers decided to stay behind, in order to slow down their enemies, trading their lives for the safety of civilians and their comrades. Their sacrifice will be remembered. Jailer Jonathan was not one of them. He hid in the castle dungeons, hoarding food and other supplies. This bought him a few months, but in the end, he was reduced to cannibalizing his prisoners and committing suicide. Because of such a past, he was bound into this form, forced to roam the halls of the castle with endless hunger and despair. Threat level: D- |
| Jailer Jonathan wishes to join your dungeon! Do you accept? |
| Congratulations! Named monster Jailer Jonathan has been bound to your Dungeon! It will now reappear after death and continue to serve you as long as there is enough mana to sustain him! |
Congratulations!
Due to inherent compatibility, Jailer Jonathan has been made a Roaming Boss of these rooms:
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| Bileflesh Brain Contraption An unholy union of corruption, Anima magic and insane mastery over mechanical sciences. It should not live, it should not move, it should not think. And yet it does. This being is one of the first dark machines created by the mad intelligence of a dungeon core. By itself, it doesn¡¯t have a lot of strength. However, its unique constitution allows for metal assimilation and control, turning it into the ¡°pilot¡± of whatever machine or a weapon it''s attached to. Threat level: G- |
| Decapitation Engine Iron ¡°machine¡± made from uniting Bileflesh Brain Contraption and suitable body. Due to the type of magic used in its creation, it can slowly regenerate any damage and is immune to rusting effects. This being has an unhealthy obsession with cutting and decapitation, trying, if possible to behead its opponents. Its hulking frame and clever construction allows for great speed on flat terrain but gives little control over tight turns. Threat level: D- |
| Battery Devourer A greenish machine-plant was created with the idea of preserving energy in mind. In its own, twisted way it fulfills that function. This dark machine initially looks like a small, weak tree with strange cylinder-like fruits growing on its branches. It can thrive by absorbing ambient mana (both corrupted and pure variants) and can be used to create items that could work similarly. However, the plant prefers to attack and digest living beings by using its draining abilities and tentacle roots normally hidden underground. Threat level: E++ |
| Bloodless Vampire Spawn Vampires are beings of darkness, a type of undead who thrive on the blood of living creatures. It is because of that trait that they fiercely try to preserve sentient races that badlands creatures seek to consume. They are nonetheless hunted by sapiens and eradicated without a quarter. Most of the monsters classified as vampires have a robust physique, great night vision, powerful regeneration and ability to create more of their kind by sharing their blood. One becomes a vampire through such ritual or by a way of a curse. This being was turned from sentient, which makes it weaker than its progenitor in addition to lack of blood it experienced through the years. Because of the inability to die and lack of life-giving liquid through the years, it turned utterly insane. There is only Thirst in its mind. Threat level: D |
| Congratulations! In your Unnamed dungeon the Hidden boss position has been created! Your Unnamed dungeon Hidden boss has been set to Secret Council! |
| Mechanical Core Gem This mechanical creation is indistinguishable from the real dungeon core for the sapient races. It can give orders to dungeon creations and even to attack and defend on its own. The communication ability is restricted to at least part-mechanical creations. It can be subordinated to the dungeon core or left to its own devices after giving orders. As such it allows growing the dungeon''s influence even outside its normal borders. The additional effect is cleansing the surrounding mana while converting most biological and mechanical lifeforms to dungeon-created ones. The ability to attack and shield with electricity allows for a modicum of self-defense, but the real strength of the Mechanical Core is its ability to direct and create new beings. Due to its nature, the amount of subordinate cores you can possess is directly linked to Dungeon Core Level {sO oRdErs ThE goDdeSS oF nAtuRe, GANGRIA.} Threat level: D-- This tale has been unlawfully lifted from Royal Road; report any instances of this story if found elsewhere. |
| The Soul-hive Guardian This being encroaches on the domain of the Gods, combining the dungeon core expertise with the broken soul of a sentient. Such experiments were not unheard of, but none succeeded before. As a result of this a strange being was born - losing its status as one of the sentient races but in the process becoming something more and more importantly something stronger. Broken pieces of Daniel Waltzer''s soul were not mended but turned into a hive-like choir focused on serving his dungeon core master. Not only can the Guardian attack with his provided weapons, but its latent psionic ability has also been awakened. This allows for communication alongside another avenue of attack - a mental scream of anguish that will hurt all but the strongest beings. Threat level: D++ {wE hAVe tO tALk soON wAndEreR. A DEal. soON.} |
| Stone Anima Drone Dungeon drone made from iron and stone by a strange Dungeon core. It has a basic ability to move, function, excavate, transport and attack. It''s slow, but very durable and usually stays passive even when attacked. It uses a claw-like arm to dig and a scoop-like appendage to gather material. All Drones are connected to each other, making them one large organism. Drones are incapable of moving outside limits of the Dungeon core influence that spawned them unless some modifications are included. Threat level: E |
| Lesser Demonic Ironflame Rat Beast-like dungeon creature created from basic Iron Ratling. From outside it looks just like its less powerful cousin, with an iron-like skin and similar physique. It is, however, faster and stronger than Iron Ratlings, but not necessarily smarter. While on the outside defenseless it can breathe fire and shoot Firebolts out of its mouth. The integrated mana crystal in its body also allows for Fire Claws spell to be cast on it and its allies. Has pack mentality, tendency to form tribal societies and will help any dungeon creatures in the vicinity defend their home. Will not breed naturally due to demonic heritage, but a conversion of normal Ratlings is possible. Natural evolutions are available. Has built-in mana conversion gland which allows it to roam corrupted wastelands without trouble. Threat level: D Reading on this site? This novel is published elsewhere. Support the author by seeking out the original. |
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| Bloody Sacrificial Altar This rock slab is a spontaneous creation of a dungeon core. Because of the abhorrent sacrifice that it was used in, the remaining mana, pain, and pieces of emotions transformed the chunk of stone into a magical tool. While not condoned by the modern mages, the creation of tools in this way is often referred to as black magic. The creators of these items are unanimously pursued in the civilized nations and frowned upon among the fallen tribes. Effects: Once blood is spilled in the room all living creatures gain ¡°bloodlust¡± and lose control unless they resist the effect. Spilled blood can be used to enhance or heal The Guardian if it''s of good enough quality. |
| Glass Snake Maw This underwater juvenile snake stays competitive using both its translucent body and stronger-than-steel teeth. While blind, the other senses it uses are unnaturally sharp and give a great advantage when it comes to finding and chasing prey over large distances. Unlike most snakes, Glass Maw are not equipped with lungs, but gills instead. This curtails its ability to hunt on land, but otherwise, it''s an animal perfectly suited to large, underground water basins. It lives in packs and usually, the largest specimens tend to grow a maximum of two meters in length, which happens over the course of many years. As aggressive animals, Glass Snake Maws tend to exterminate most of the other lifeforms in their habitat and sometimes even cannibalize members of their own race. At least until it consumes enough to become a Glass Progenitor. Threat level: D (for an individual) |
| Glass Progenitor When a Glass Snake Maw collects enough energy and mass it can evolve, ending up as such being. This allows it to grow near indefinitely and changes its core being from an animal to a plant. In turn, the new being is forced into a sedentary lifestyle, often devouring all life in the process. This creates artificial dead zones in the underground seas. As its name suggests the Progenitor is capable of spawning Glass Snake Maws, but only when it has eaten enough. While capable of devouring plants it prefers fish and meat of the land creatures. At first glance, its thick skin and regeneration capabilities are certainly impressive, but when comparing the Progenitor with other creatures of the same danger class it feels somewhat lacking. Threat level: B-- |
| Erosion Ray This underwater monster looks similar in shape to a manta ray, with silvery-gray colorization and a toothless smile on the bottom part included. However, while the outside looks pretty much harmless, its insides are a different matter. A large part of innards is comprised of a stomach laced with a regenerating layer of zinc. This makes the real body resistant to corrosion. Erosion Rays live in symbiosis with Acidic Freshweed and Drowning Man Razor, storing their acid and poison, while combining them into a corrosive liquid. It can then use the said mixture to propel themselves by expelling it at high speed. This, in turn, tends to create a deadly cloud that is hard to dispel by an ordinary means. While not entirely immune to poison and acid they nonetheless boast great resistance. Threat level: D- |
| Bile-brain Golem This creature is a fusion of bone, dead flesh, metal and stone created to do its master bidding. While strong and robust its not very intelligent, but due to being made partially from earth it retains its stubbornness. Given any task, the golem will try to finish it to the best of its abilities. The large mass and slow movements make this being a perfect shield for the others. It is however slow to heal as the material it was made from is somewhat rare. At the same time due to its rarity knowledgeable adventurers will hunt it down to the end of the world. Threat level: D |
| Avaricious Glass Dragonfly This strange flying monster is clearly an amalgamation of the flesh and the machine - joining the see-through body of a Glass Snake with quickly turning wings and fangs made from metal. The transition is seamless and as such a natural predator is born. The resulting monster tends to nest high above the ground, joining in pairs and laying eggs. While feeding on the ambient mana should be enough for it to survive this race of monsters prefers to stuff their bellies full at any occasion. They also tend to collect sparkly items, similarly to crows. Threat level: D-- |
| Blue Hopper This non-aggressive animal survives mostly on a diet of leaves and insects. It tends to live in packs of five to eight members. Clearly, biomechanical in origin uses its metal hind legs to jump long distances - both to catch its prey and run away from danger. It¡¯s small, easily fitting in a grown man''s hand and can¡¯t really grow any bigger. Besides its blue coloration and the ability to jump it can also generate weak electric shock when in danger. It is, however, a very exhausting skill and as such, it can¡¯t be used continuously. While otherwise unremarkable its stomach contains powerful acids capable of dissolving flesh, metal, plant matter and even stone. Threat level: G |
| Name | Charles Blueflame |
| Level | 11 |
| Class | Inferno Mage |
| Abilities | Fiery Soul; Quick Casting |
| Spell list |
| Firebolt |
| Fireball |
| Greater Fireball |
| Firebomb |
| Shield of Flames |
| Wall of Flames |
| The Soul-hive Guardian or Guardian This being encroaches on the domain of the Gods, combining the dungeon core expertise with the broken soul of a sentient. Such experiments were not unheard of, but none had succeeded before. As a result of this a strange being was born - losing its status as one of the sentient races, but in the process becoming something more and more importantly something stronger. Broken pieces of Daniel Waltzer''s soul were not mended but turned into a hive-like choir focused on serving his dungeon core master. Not only can the Guardian attack with his provided weapons, but its latent psionic ability has also been awakened. This allows for communication alongside another avenue of attack - a mental scream of anguish that will hurt all but the strongest beings. Threat level: D++ |
| Revenant (damaged) named Tinna A type of accursed undead whose sole purpose is to haunt the living and exact her revenge. This being looks just like a human at first glance, however, deeper inspection reveals completely black eyes, a grey complexion, and, most importantly, the unmistakable stench of death that permeates the surroundings. Revenants are masters of death, but that affinity manifests itself in many forms. This undead uses her newfound power to hide and ambush her foes. She stalks the darkness and uses two corroded daggers to kill and maim the targets. Her small frame may be mistaken for a child, making her easily capable of hiding in plain sight. The target of her revenge is the entirety of Geinard Kingdom and she will do whatever possible to see it burn. Threat level: D-- |
| Wet Nose (Iron Ratling Spear Thrower) had evolved into Wet Nose (Fatetwister Rat)! |
| Mechanical Core Gem This mechanical creation is indistinguishable from the real dungeon core for the sapient races. It can give orders to dungeon creations and even to attack and defend on its own. The communication ability is restricted to at least part-mechanical creations. It can be subordinated to the dungeon core or left to its own devices after giving orders. As such it allows to grow the dungeon''s influence even outside its normal borders. The additional effect is cleansing of the surrounding mana while converting most biological and mechanical lifeforms to dungeon-created ones. The ability to attack and shield with electricity allows it for a modicum of self-defense, but the real strength of the Mechanical Core is its ability to direct and create new beings. Due to its nature, the amount of subordinate cores you can possess is directly linked to the Dungeon Core Level¡ Threat level: D-- |
| Iron-melded Revenant named Non A type of the cursed undead returning to haunt the living and exact her revenge. Parts of her body are made from iron, creating a functioning body - a combination of a golem-like arm and leg with the pale flesh, combined to create a form of a young woman. Her brown, braided hair and black eyes look human enough a first look, but the stench of death that permeates her surroundings quickly reveals her true nature. Revenants are masters of death magic in many forms. This being uses her newfound power to hide and ambush her foes. The darkness is her home and two corroded daggers on her waist are much more dangerous than they look. Her small frame may be mistaken for a child. As all revenants she has a target of her revenge - Geinard kingdom, which mistreated and starved to death her younger siblings, while she was outside, serving their nobility¡¯s interests. Threat level: D++ |
| Race | Dungeon core |
| Name | Uno |
| Dungeon core level | 2 |
| Affinity | Electricity |
| Element | Anima |
| Location | Henrik Waltzer ruined Castle - Dungeons |
| Magic | None |
| Skills | None |
| Innate Abilities | Mana sight, Anima manipulation, Electricity Encroachment |
| Mechanical Core Gem (Curse) This mechanical creation is indistinguishable from the real dungeon core for the sapient races. It has the ability to give orders to dungeon creations and even attack and defend on its own. The communication ability is restricted to at least part-mechanical creations. It can be subordinated to the dungeon core or left to its own devices after giving orders. As such it allows growing the dungeon''s influence even outside its normal borders. The additional effect is cleansing the surrounding mana while converting most biological and mechanical lifeforms to dungeon-created ones. This specific gem has been changed by the residual energies of the souls devoured by the Dungeon. Because of this, a new ability to create cursed equipment has been added. Unlike its creator and predecessor, this gem also produces an unhealthy, reddish glow. Threat level: D-- |
You have created a Statue Entrance Room!
This room, unlike most entrances, is fitted with deadly traps and was thus converted into a variable trap room.
The rules of the trap activation are as follows:
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| Bile-cursed Golem This creature is a fusion of bone, dead flesh, metal, and stone created to do its master''s bidding. The metal parts - breastplate, greaves, gauntlets, helmet, and a mace are magical items carrying various curses in exchange for destructive power. While strong and robust it¡¯s not very intelligent, but due to being made partially from earth, it retains its stubbornness. Given any task, the golem will try to finish it to the best of its abilities. The large mass and slow movements make this being a perfect shield for the others. It is however slow to heal as the material it was made from is somewhat rare. At the same time due to its rarity knowledgeable adventurers will hunt it down to the end of the world, especially because of the magical items it¡¯s wearing. Threat level: D++ |
The trial of Greed has been created!
Your dungeon has become a host to a first trial.
The trial encompasses the Hall of Eyes, Chamber of Daggers, Chamber of Swords, Chamber of Axes, Chamber of Spears, Chamber of Maces, Chamber of Shields, Chamber of Helmets, Chamber of Gauntlets, Chamber of Breastplates, Chamber of Greaves, The Great Greed Hallway and Cursed Golem Enclosure.
The rules of the trial are as follows:
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The trial of Single Combat has been created!
Your dungeon has become a host to a second trial.
The trial encompasses the Sparring Room.
The rules of the trial are as follows:
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| Lebir Spar-master An abomination made from metal and flesh joined together in a mechanical union. This being is covered in metal and some of it was even used to reinforce its bones and muscles. It uses a square shield to defend itself and a mace to attack. Unlike most of its brethren, this specimen is intelligent and has knowledge of both weapon use and tactics polished over long bouts with its mirror twin. The Spar-master relishes the feeling of battle under the compulsion of the trial it¡¯s assigned to. Under normal circumstances, it would train its lesser brethren in the art of warfare. |
| Berserker (Iron Ratling) had evolved into Berserker (Regenerator Mutant)! |
| Regenerator Mutant called Berserker A surprising effect of overusing a never-before-seen magic drug. Its primal form was a simple rat, but after the enforced evolution the final effect is anything but ordinary. This large, vicious rat humanoid has nearly unlimited ability to regenerate, but unlike its distant cousin, troll, neither fire nor acid will disrupt its function. Instead only destroying both the brain and the heart at the same time will slay the beast. Some of the magic still remains in the creature¡¯s bones and as such further mutations are possible. Despite becoming a member of a completely different race, Berserker still considers himself a Ratling. As a progenitor of a new species, he has been graced with enhanced intelligence and emotional capacity. Threat level: B-- |
| Armored Rat Beast of Thirst A mutated variant of a common Rat Beast - a powerful melee combatant in its own right. Standing at more than two meters in height and weighing a few hundred kilograms of pure aggression this armored creature is nothing more than a brutal animal. However, under the wild exterior hides cunning and intelligence focused on one purpose - killing its enemies. Unlike most of its cousins, the Armored Rat Beast rarely bites or scratches its victims. Instead, it focuses on stabbing with its blade-like horn and when possible turning into an armored ball of misery and death. It also often ends up trampling or even squashing smaller opponents, using every centimeter of its body to fight. One of the rare traits of this monster is its obsession with blood. It loves drinking it, spraying it around, bathing in it. This vital liquid has a rejuvenating effect but also enrages the Rat Beast, making it reckless and because of that - easier to kill. Threat level: C- |
| Kobold of the Pale Tribe Like all other kobolds (and goblins), these monsters are classified by their tribe - a unique way of addressing the adjustments to the local environment. This specific name comes from the white scales covering their bodies, but also a feeling of etherealness common to their kind. While weak physically and often riddled with disabilities (as an effect of cleansing the Corruption flowing in their veins) in exchange their bones and skulls are infused with metal, making them unnaturally sturdy. A normal kobold specialization lies in trap construction, yet this particular tribe seems to follow a different path, one of mechanical mastery and body enhancements. Their future is uncertain but bright. Threat level: E (unmodified) |
| Trial of Greed The trial encompasses the Hall of Eyes, Chamber of Daggers, Chamber of Swords, Chamber of Axes, Chamber of Spears, Chamber of Maces, Chamber of Shields, Chamber of Helmets, Chamber of Gauntlets, Chamber of Breastplates, Chamber of Greaves, the Great Greed Hallway and Cursed Golem Enclosure. The rules of the trial are as follows: - the challengers are allowed to walk into the Great Greed Hallway unmolested unless they dealt damage to non-hostile entities in the Hall of Eyes (in case of damage the curse-type punishments apply) - the challengers are allowed to enter any of the Chambers on the condition that they have to defeat the Golem inside to proceed - the Golems are armed with one piece of cursed equipment each - each defeated Golem adds its piece of equipment to the Cursed Golem, raising the difficulty - the main trial begins when the challengers open the Cursed Golem Enclosure or eliminate all auxiliary Golems - once challengers enter the Trial they cannot escape unless it¡¯s finished or all of them are dead |
| Trial of Greed random reward has been generated and set! Trial of Greed - Helmet reward has been randomly generated. Trial of Greed - Helmet reward has been set to: Regenerating Helmet of Endless Hunger |
| Regenerating Helmet of Endless Hunger A magical helmet made from mundane iron and enchanted with the boon of regeneration and the curse of hunger. The boon and the curse are connected and will activate simultaneously. Any biological entity wearing it will constantly regenerate damage, burns, destroyed organs, or lost limbs back to the last remembered form of the user. During the process of regeneration, the user will have to endure constant hunger pains and a desire to feed. Be it flesh, plant, or even rotten matter - all will be consumed to fuel the enchantment. This is a cursed item, thus its ownership can be only transferred after the current wielder has been killed or a sufficiently strong anti-curse magic has been used. Not wearable by dungeon creatures. |
| Cored Bile-brain Golem A metal skeleton piloted by a Bile-brain, one of the unholy abominations created in a Forgotten Dungeon. Its metal structure allows for dealing quick and powerful attacks, which coupled with a durable body creates a perfect killing machine. Too bad that the ¡°pilot¡± in charge of it struggles with even the most basic planning and is incapable of precise movements, lowering its performance to the level of a common beast. Additionally, unlike its dungeon-spawned brethren, this monster carries a glaring weakness - the glowing core, which provides it with energy. Destroying it will halt the golem¡¯s operation leaving Bile-brain open for attack. It can and will use weapons and armor if available, and is also capable of understanding basic commands. Threat level: E+ |
| Trial of Greed random reward has been generated and set! Trial of Greed - Sword reward has been randomly generated. Trial of Greed - Sword reward has been set to: Berserker¡¯s Blood Sword |
| Berserker¡¯s Blood Sword A magical weapon forged from mundane iron and enchanted with an ability to greatly increase cutting power when bathed in blood. At the same time, the curse placed on it forces the wielder in direct contact with the blade into a powerful rage at the sight of blood - turning him/her into an unstoppable killing machine. Any biological entity equipping the weapon will be immune to psychological effects but also unable to make a distinction between allies and enemies when enraged. The battle rage lasts a maximum of 10 minutes. After the berserk state ends the user¡¯s physical abilities will be weakened. It is however possible to immediately enforce another bout of rage. This is a cursed item, thus its ownership can be only transferred after the current wielder has been killed or a sufficiently strong anti-curse magic has been used. Not usable by dungeon creatures. Warning! Equipping the item results in a forcible change of class! |
| Abhuman Gigantic Anima Lifeform AGAL¡¯s are a middle ground between humans and monsters - capable of acquiring a class, yet remaining outside the sentient races boundary. They¡¯re large, powerful humanoids created after ingesting large amounts of Anima and changing in accordance with the core-less human tendency. They¡¯re intelligent enough to both use tools and understand simple commands. Their social structure and ability to use magic are currently unknown, as no individual has ever evolved. While these specimens are effectively dungeon monsters, their offspring will not necessarily be so. Their mere existence is a slight to the system aNd I LoVe iT. Threat level: Sentients don¡¯t have a threat level |
| Ogrekin Ogrekin are a middle ground between humans and monsters - capable of acquiring a class, yet remaining outside the sentient races boundary. They¡¯re large, powerful humanoids created after ingesting large amounts of Anima and changing in accordance with the core-less human tendency. They¡¯re intelligent enough to both use tools and understand simple commands. Their social structure and ability to use magic are currently unknown, as no individual has ever evolved. While these specimens are effectively dungeon monsters, their offspring will not necessarily be so. Their existence is evidence of the system''s corruption. Threat level: Sentients don¡¯t have a threat level |
| Spider-walker Butcher A distant cousin of the Kobold race, these Spider-walkers had adapted to working closely with machines, in the end even joining their very flesh with the unfeeling metal. Such a union would be normally impossible, yet was made real due to the intervention of a Dungeon Core. While weak and small these abominations are capable of working in groups, using their deep anatomical knowledge to attack and defend by targetting other creatures¡¯ weak points. Due to the circumstances of their birth, it¡¯s hard for them to exist outside the dungeon and they can¡¯t reproduce naturally. The Butcher variant shows great curiosity to both the outside world and their closest surroundings. They¡¯re easily amused yet hard to distract, focusing their efforts on understanding the surrounding world. Threat level: F+ |
| Dirt Snake A common creature adapted to living underground. Its coloration is most commonly grey or brown thus the name. Uses venomous fangs and quick coiling and jumping techniques to ambush its prey - which consists mainly of small animals. While not able to see in the darkness these reptiles can use their thermal imagining organs to detect creatures up to five meters away, making them nearly impossible to ambush. With low intelligence and overall strength, they are mostly considered a pests to be exterminated by the underground dwellers. Some consider them a delicacy or a material for making valuable clothing. They live in small swarms of five to ten individuals. Threat level: E |
| Mechanical Dragoon A member of the kobold Pale Tribe irreversibly joined with armor and machinery, creating a clockwork exoskeleton grafted onto its flesh. The armor¡¯s power is drawn from the ever-replenishing shard of Anima, making it both durable and powerful. The cost is however the sheer mass of the creature, reducing its speed to ungodly levels. Mechanical Dragoons remain living, breathing creatures feeding on dungeon mana when available, but also not avoiding water and solid foods. Many of their organs were ¡°improved¡± throughout the operation, granting them unique abilities. The kobolds remain a highly sociable species, using their power in concert with other altered and unaltered tribesmen thus raising the threat level even higher. Threat level: C |
| Soulscoured Puppet A former sapient creature subjected to inhuman torture, ending in the absence of will and an independent soul. The resulting residue is completely dependent on received orders and dungeon mana. It can be however repurposed to function outside the depths that spawned it. The Puppet remains indistinguishable from other sapient beings and retains the skills and magical abilities that it was capable of before the change, the only exception being the ability to speak or write. It is still however able to understand speech. Due to extensive remodeling, the physical strength and reflexes of the Puppet had been greatly enhanced. Threat level: dependent on the base model |
| Waltzer Castle Returned Skeleton While no soul currently inhabits this husk it was once a part of one of humanity¡¯s greatest armies, led by Henrik Waltzer. These forces were formed to stop the invasion of northern beasts but had failed in this task and were annihilated due to a betrayal. It was returned to the unlife by the call of its former liege. This undead is not intelligent and will move according to instinct - killing living beings while prioritizing Geinard Kingdom residents. It has the basic ability to use tools and as undead is an untiring abomination, destroyed on sight by most sentient races. It has been enhanced by the call of its lord and is faster and stronger than before. Due to accumulated damage, its threat rating has been lowered. Threat level: D-- |
| Berserker¡¯s Blood Sword A magical weapon forged from mundane iron and enchanted with an ability to greatly increase cutting power when bathed in blood. At the same time, the curse placed on it forces its wielder into a powerful rage at the sight of blood - which makes the user an unstoppable killing machine. Any biological entity equipping the weapon will be immune to psychological effects but also unable to make a distinction between allies and enemies. The battle rage lasts a maximum of 10 minutes or less if there are no enemies left on the battlefield. After the berserk state ends the user¡¯s physical abilities are cut in half and exhaustion sets in. This is a cursed item, thus its ownership can be only transferred after the current wielder has been killed or a sufficiently strong anti-curse magic has been used. Not wearable by dungeon creatures. Warning! Equipping the item results in a change of class! |
| Regenerating Helmet of Endless Hunger A magical helmet made from mundane iron and enchanted with the boon of regeneration and the curse of hunger. The boon and the curse are connected and will activate simultaneously. Any biological entity wearing it will constantly regenerate damage, burns, destroyed organs, or lost limbs back to the last remembered form of the user. During the process of regeneration, the user will have to endure constant hunger pains and a desire to feed. Be it flesh, plant, or even rotten matter - all will be consumed to fuel the enchantment. This is a cursed item, thus its ownership can be only transferred after the current wielder has been killed or a sufficiently strong anti-curse magic has been used. Not wearable by dungeon creatures. |
| Soulscoured Puppet A former sapient creature subjected to inhuman torture, ending in the absence of will and an independent soul. The resulting residue is completely dependent on received orders and dungeon mana. It can be repurposed to function outside the depths that spawned it. It remains indistinguishable from other sapient beings and retains the skills and magical abilities that it was capable of before the change, the only exception being the ability to speak or write. It is still however able to understand speech. Due to extensive remodeling, the physical strength and reflexes of the puppet were greatly enhanced. This puppet has also been strengthened by installing a shard of Anima in its chest. It functions as an additional power source and self-destruct device. Threat level: dependent on the base model |
| &*ul @#re S@#*er Pi*(& of a &$%^ forced into &$%^(ation by Dungeon¡¯s Core magic. It ($#^ins %$#nec$%d to the being that created such diffusion, allowing for &%$^&ol not dissimilar to the *&$%^dden arts of ^$%#$%ncy, the branch of magic %^$#@oyed by the (*^%. While classified as a monster, it is ^%$% much # (*&^, created in order to *&^%$d *^$%rol over a biological creature or magical construct. FORBIDDEN, FORBIDDEN, FORBIDDEN Threat level: Supreme |
| Name | Kiln, son of Carth |
| Race | Impure Human (drake) |
| Class | Drakish Defender |
| Level | 3 |
| Beginning Dungeon Core routine: spawn [monster] {check: space available} {check: type available} dig [deeper] {check: mana available} {check: free space} spawn [treasure] {check: type of mana} {check: type of item}, randomize !!ROUTINE DAMAGED!! RECOVERING spawn [treasure] {check: type of item} defend {check: monster available} repeat ERROR insufficient mana insufficient mana insufficient mana!! Foreign code detected¡ CRITICAL ERROR REROUTING Accepting override. Beginning Dungeon Core (subverted) routine: spawn [chosen] [monsters] expand [outward] spawn [materials] {check: all available materials} repeat |
| Butcher-kin Drider called Mechanicus Unlike their lesser kin, the Butcher-Drider is a being of magic, bathed in metal mana and shaped by it. Its earlier tenuous grasp on iron augmentation changes into a more intuitive, sleek, and powerful form. While retaining its spider-like look, a Drider''s main avenues of attack change to four dexterous tentacles and two powerful arms. It is however not a frontline fighter, but a supporter and a mage of metal, intuitively using the new form to serve its chosen Master. Driders are a combination monster between a spider and another race, often an effect of otherwordly rituals, turning willing or unwilling victims into one. Drider race doesn¡¯t exist anymore, as the magic required to create them is no longer in the hands of mortals. Threat level: C |
| Iron Ratling Crafter A small, bipedal, hunched rat type evolved from a beast-like dungeon creature. It trades natural weapons for dexterous four-fingered hands and an equally agile tail allowing it to aid in its tasks. Their hide provides heat insulation and reasonable damage resistance. While there are many types of Crafters, with different abilities regarding temperature resistance, strength, and nimbleness (depending on their chosen profession), all are part of the same sentient-adjacent evolution tree. Threat level: E |
| Souldrinker Incisors A pair of otherwise unremarkable magical daggers made from green, rare metal and smithed using a long-forgotten art of blood quenching. They carry a crude soul-stealing enchantment and have been prepared to disgorge the stolen essence into portable orbs. Despite being only a tool of murder their innate hunger sharpens the metal they were forged from while its sheer malevolence makes it harder for their wielder to hide from sight. If fed enough souls the daggers could awaken into sentience. |
| Name | P%t!r |
| Level | ?? |
| Race | Obsidian Fiend |