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| Once per day, you can traverse the fifteen rooms of the dungeon. The fifth, tenth, and fifteenth rooms have rewards for your courage, while the rest contain monsters or tests of your skill and elemental resistance. While the actual order is randomised (apart from the treasure rooms, which are always rooms five, ten, and fifteen), the contents of the fifteen rooms are the same for every player in the Kingdom for any given day. The contents of the rooms reset after [[rollover]]. | | Once per day, you can traverse the fifteen rooms of the dungeon. The fifth, tenth, and fifteenth rooms have rewards for your courage, while the rest contain monsters or tests of your skill and elemental resistance. While the actual order is randomised (apart from the treasure rooms, which are always rooms five, ten, and fifteen), the contents of the fifteen rooms are the same for every player in the Kingdom for any given day. The contents of the rooms reset after [[rollover]]. |
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| There are three types of rooms in the Dungeon (excluding the treasure rooms). These are door rooms, trap rooms, and monster rooms. Monster rooms are simple enough; there is an enemy to be fought, and, by defeating them, you can progress to the next room. Trap rooms are a little trickier — advancing through the room will trigger an trap, which will deal 50% of your maximum HP in elemental damage. Having [[Elemental Resistance|resistance]] for the element the trap is aligned with will ''not'' decrease the damage you take, however, you will gain [[stat]]s proportional to the level of resistance you have. These traps can be skipped, however, simply by having an [[eleven-foot pole]] in your inventory when the trap is triggered. This will allow you to not take any damage, and not spend an adventure, but will also not let you gain any stats from the trap. | | There are three types of rooms in the Dungeon (excluding the treasure rooms). These are door rooms, trap rooms, and monster rooms. In each Daily Dungeon, there are four of each of the rooms. Monster rooms are simple enough; there is an enemy to be fought, and, by defeating them, you can progress to the next room. Trap rooms are a little trickier — advancing through the room will trigger an trap, which will deal 50% of your maximum HP in elemental damage. Having [[Elemental Resistance|resistance]] for the element the trap is aligned with will ''not'' decrease the damage you take, however, you will gain [[stat]]s proportional to the level of resistance you have. These traps can be skipped, however, simply by having an [[eleven-foot pole]] in your inventory when the trap is triggered. This will allow you to not take any damage, and not spend an adventure, but will also not let you gain any stats from the trap. |
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| [[I Wanna Be a Door|Door rooms]] are the only other dangerous room type remaining, and there are many options to be had with them. You may try the doorknob, which will allow you to pass in exchange for some HP or even some adventures, bash it down, magic it open, or sneak past it, which allows you to get past the door with a lower chance of a trap if your stats are high enough, or you can use a [[skeleton key]], a set of [[Pick-O-Matic lockpicks]] or even a [[Platinum Yendorian Express Card]] to get past for no adventure cost, and never set the trap off. [[The First Chest Isn't the Deepest.|The]] [[Second Chest|treasure]] [[The Final Reward|rooms]] themselves also have interesting mechanics; with a [[Ring of Detect Boring Doors]] equipped, you may skip ahead three rooms (including the treasure room) in them. | | [[I Wanna Be a Door|Door rooms]] are the only other dangerous room type remaining, and there are many options to be had with them. You may try the doorknob, which will allow you to pass in exchange for some HP or even some adventures, bash it down, magic it open, or sneak past it, which allows you to get past the door with a lower chance of a trap if your stats are high enough, or you can use a [[skeleton key]], a set of [[Pick-O-Matic lockpicks]] or even a [[Platinum Yendorian Express Card]] to get past for no adventure cost, and never set the trap off. [[The First Chest Isn't the Deepest.|The]] [[Second Chest|treasure]] [[The Final Reward|rooms]] themselves also have interesting mechanics; with a [[Ring of Detect Boring Doors]] equipped, you may skip ahead three rooms (including the treasure room) in them. |
The Daily Dungeon can be found inside The Dungeoneers' Association in the Big Mountains.
Once per day, you can traverse the fifteen rooms of the dungeon. The fifth, tenth, and fifteenth rooms have rewards for your courage, while the rest contain monsters or tests of your skill and elemental resistance. While the actual order is randomised (apart from the treasure rooms, which are always rooms five, ten, and fifteen), the contents of the fifteen rooms are the same for every player in the Kingdom for any given day. The contents of the rooms reset after rollover.
There are three types of rooms in the Dungeon (excluding the treasure rooms). These are door rooms, trap rooms, and monster rooms. In each Daily Dungeon, there are four of each of the rooms. Monster rooms are simple enough; there is an enemy to be fought, and, by defeating them, you can progress to the next room. Trap rooms are a little trickier — advancing through the room will trigger an trap, which will deal 50% of your maximum HP in elemental damage. Having resistance for the element the trap is aligned with will not decrease the damage you take, however, you will gain stats proportional to the level of resistance you have. These traps can be skipped, however, simply by having an eleven-foot pole in your inventory when the trap is triggered. This will allow you to not take any damage, and not spend an adventure, but will also not let you gain any stats from the trap.
Door rooms are the only other dangerous room type remaining, and there are many options to be had with them. You may try the doorknob, which will allow you to pass in exchange for some HP or even some adventures, bash it down, magic it open, or sneak past it, which allows you to get past the door with a lower chance of a trap if your stats are high enough, or you can use a skeleton key, a set of Pick-O-Matic lockpicks or even a Platinum Yendorian Express Card to get past for no adventure cost, and never set the trap off. The treasure rooms themselves also have interesting mechanics; with a Ring of Detect Boring Doors equipped, you may skip ahead three rooms (including the treasure room) in them.
A primary stat of 15 is suggested. If your main stat isn't high enough, you'll see the following message:
- You approach the entrance to the Daily Dungeon, and feel a strange sensation in your midsection. The sensation spreads throughout your entire body, and when it finally gets to your nose, you recognize it by its smell -- fear.
(It is recommended that you have at least 15 <mainstat> to adventure here.)
Monsters
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- Item Drops: mana curds
- Meat Drop: 10-14
- Monster Level: 13 • Substat Gain: 3.25 • Moxie for No Hit*: 23
- Monster Defense: 11
- Hit Points: 8
- Initiative: 60
- Elemental Alignment: None
- Damage Resistance: 50%
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- Item Drops: pencil stub
- Meat Drop: None
- Monster Level: 15 • Substat Gain: 3.75 • Moxie for No Hit*: 25
- Monster Defense: 13
- Hit Points: 11
- Initiative: 60
- Elemental Alignment: None
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Other Rooms
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- Try the doorknob: Suffer trap effects
- Use a skeleton key: Successfully unlocks the door every time (breaks the key most times), no adventure cost
- Use your lockpicks: Successfully unlocks the door every time, no adventure cost
- Bash it down: Muscle stat test, may trigger trap
- Magic it open: Mysticality stat test, may trigger trap
- Sneak past it: Moxie stat test, may trigger trap
- Use your credit card to open the door: Successfully unlocks the door every time, no adventure cost
- Leave the way you came in.: Leaves the adventure
- Note: The choice to use a skeleton key only appears when you have one in your inventory.
- Note: The choice to use your lockpicks only appears when you have a Pick-O-Matic lockpicks in your inventory.
- Note: The choice to use your credit card only appears when you have a Platinum Yendorian Express Card in your inventory.
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- Proceed forward cautiously: Take elemental damage (without eleven-foot pole), gain stats proportional to resistance
- Use your eleven-foot pole: Pass the room, no adventure cost
- Proceed backwards cautiously: Leaves the adventure
- Note: The choice to use an eleven-foot pole only appears when you have one in inventory.
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Notes
- Noblesse Oblige maintains a calendar noting the dungeon challenges that players will face each day. The revamp made this inoperable.
History
- On August 17, 2013, The Daily Dungeon had a major revamp. History of what it was previously like is in The Daily Dungeon/Retired.
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