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Random dungeons appear in low level areas to spice up the early game on successive playthroughs. | Random dungeons appear in low level areas to spice up the early game on successive playthroughs. | ||
| − | They do not pop up like [[:Category:Random events|random events]] do. They either are there from the beginning of a playthrough, integrated and continuous with the static map, or they are not. All playthroughs will have | + | They do not pop up and later disappear like [[:Category:Random events|random events]] do. They either are there from the beginning of a playthrough, integrated and continuous with the static map, or they are not. All playthroughs will have some random dungeons, but usually not all of them. Random dungeons can also be chained so that one random dungeon leads into another. |
They should be as indistinguishable from regular areas as possible: A random dungeon will modify one or more zones by adding a small world fragment into the zone that serves as the dungeon's entrance. Usually, any entrance fragment can lead to any random dungeon of matching type ''(eg. a trapdoor will connect to a ladder, west transition will connect to east transition)'' but some random dungeons have pre-defined locations. | They should be as indistinguishable from regular areas as possible: A random dungeon will modify one or more zones by adding a small world fragment into the zone that serves as the dungeon's entrance. Usually, any entrance fragment can lead to any random dungeon of matching type ''(eg. a trapdoor will connect to a ladder, west transition will connect to east transition)'' but some random dungeons have pre-defined locations. | ||
| − | In addition to random loot like in static areas, | + | In addition to random loot like in static areas, random dungeons have randomized entrances and other varying random factors. |
| − | == | + | == Dungeon zones == |
| − | Base zones for random dungeons. | + | Base zones for random dungeons. The contents of these zones are randomized to varying degrees. |
* [[Bunker (Random dungeon 1)|Low level bunker 1]] is a small bunker. | * [[Bunker (Random dungeon 1)|Low level bunker 1]] is a small bunker. | ||
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* [[Cave (Random dungeon 3)|Low level cave 3]] | * [[Cave (Random dungeon 3)|Low level cave 3]] | ||
* [[Cave (Random dungeon 4)|Low level cave 4]] | * [[Cave (Random dungeon 4)|Low level cave 4]] | ||
| − | * [[Lower Passages (Random dungeon)]] | + | * [[Lower Passages (Random dungeon)]] |
* [[Water Treatment Facility]] is a fairly large and complex two-floor facility that's always in the same place (Junkyard tunnels) if it appears. It also has a random quest tied to it, [[Mushroom Cove scavenger]]. | * [[Water Treatment Facility]] is a fairly large and complex two-floor facility that's always in the same place (Junkyard tunnels) if it appears. It also has a random quest tied to it, [[Mushroom Cove scavenger]]. | ||
* [[Core City Office Building]] | * [[Core City Office Building]] | ||
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| − | == | + | == Dungeon fragments == |
| − | + | '''Fragments''' are small changes added to existing static zones. They usually serve as random dungeon entrances, or other points of interests in quests related to random dungeons. | |
In [[Lower Caves]]: | In [[Lower Caves]]: | ||
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In [[Core City]]: | In [[Core City]]: | ||
* Upper level, leading to [[Core City Office Building]] | * Upper level, leading to [[Core City Office Building]] | ||
| − | * Sewers ''(not yet in-game?)''{{verify}} | + | * Sewers ''(2 potential random dungeons, not yet in-game?)''{{verify}} |
In Waterways:{{expedition-inline|Expedition}} | In Waterways:{{expedition-inline|Expedition}} | ||
* [[Drag 'n' Drop]] | * [[Drag 'n' Drop]] | ||
* [[Jet Eater Lair]] | * [[Jet Eater Lair]] | ||
| + | * [[Core City Sewer Exit]], a boat | ||
In [[Random dungeons]]: | In [[Random dungeons]]: | ||
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=== Dungeon interiors === | === Dungeon interiors === | ||
| − | Maps of | + | Maps of random dungeon zones. Note that parts of the dungeon layouts, such as entrances and which areas are blocked or damaged, can be randomized. |
<gallery widths=200px heights=127px> | <gallery widths=200px heights=127px> | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
| − | === | + | === Fragments === |
Random dungeons add small fragments to otherwise static areas, usually to serve as their entrance point. Normal areas included for comparison. | Random dungeons add small fragments to otherwise static areas, usually to serve as their entrance point. Normal areas included for comparison. | ||
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* [[1.1.1.5]]: fixed Water Treatment Facility entrance fragment | * [[1.1.1.5]]: fixed Water Treatment Facility entrance fragment | ||
* [[1.1.1.0]]: introduced random dungeons | * [[1.1.1.0]]: introduced random dungeons | ||
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{{Locations navbox}} | {{Locations navbox}} | ||
[[Category:Game mechanics]] | [[Category:Game mechanics]] | ||
[[Category:Locations| Random dungeons]] | [[Category:Locations| Random dungeons]] | ||
Revision as of 11:50, 16 October 2020
Random dungeons are new type of content introduced in Underrail version 1.1.1.0.
Mechanics
Random dungeons appear in low level areas to spice up the early game on successive playthroughs.
They do not pop up and later disappear like random events do. They either are there from the beginning of a playthrough, integrated and continuous with the static map, or they are not. All playthroughs will have some random dungeons, but usually not all of them. Random dungeons can also be chained so that one random dungeon leads into another.
They should be as indistinguishable from regular areas as possible: A random dungeon will modify one or more zones by adding a small world fragment into the zone that serves as the dungeon's entrance. Usually, any entrance fragment can lead to any random dungeon of matching type (eg. a trapdoor will connect to a ladder, west transition will connect to east transition) but some random dungeons have pre-defined locations.
In addition to random loot like in static areas, random dungeons have randomized entrances and other varying random factors.
Dungeon zones
Base zones for random dungeons. The contents of these zones are randomized to varying degrees.
- Low level bunker 1 is a small bunker.
- Low level bunker 2 is a three-floor robot facility.
- Low level bunker 3
- Low level bunker 4
- Low level cave 1 is a fairly large, but possibly partially blocked, cave.
- Low level cave 2 is a small two-level cave that may lead to other random dungeons.
- Low level cave 3
- Low level cave 4
- Lower Passages (Random dungeon)
- Water Treatment Facility is a fairly large and complex two-floor facility that's always in the same place (Junkyard tunnels) if it appears. It also has a random quest tied to it, Mushroom Cove scavenger.
- Core City Office Building
- Jet Eater Lair E
Dungeon fragments
Fragments are small changes added to existing static zones. They usually serve as random dungeon entrances, or other points of interests in quests related to random dungeons.
In Lower Caves:
- South Gate Outposts, northwest outpost (bunker passage entrance)HD
- South Gate Outposts, east outpost (cave passage entrance)
- Crossroad Caves, area 3 (trapdoor/ladder entrance)
- Crossroad Caves, area 5 (cave passage entrance)
- Mushroom Cove Base (bunker passage entrance)
- Mushroom Cove Base (cave passage entrance)
- Lower Caves, Junkyard tunnels 1 and 4 (Water Treatment Facility peekhole and entrance)
In Lower Passages:
In Core City:
- Upper level, leading to Core City Office Building
- Sewers (2 potential random dungeons, not yet in-game?)Verify
In Waterways: Expedition
In Random dungeons:
- Low level cave 2 random dungeon, random entrance leading into another low level cave/bunker random dungeon.
Map gallery
Dungeon interiors
Maps of random dungeon zones. Note that parts of the dungeon layouts, such as entrances and which areas are blocked or damaged, can be randomized.
Low level bunker 2 bottom floor
Low level bunker 2 middle floor
Low level bunker 2 top floor
Low level cave 2 upper floor
Low level cave 2 lower floor
Water Treatment Facility upper floor
Water Treatment Facility lower floor
Water Treatment Facility upper floor ventilation
Water Treatment Facility lower floor ventilation
Fragments
Random dungeons add small fragments to otherwise static areas, usually to serve as their entrance point. Normal areas included for comparison.
South Gate Outposts 3 normal
- ForlornStations3 frag frlstat3.png
South Gate Outposts 3 with random dungeon entrance fragment
South Gate Outposts 4 normal
South Gate Outposts 4 with random dungeon entrance fragment
Crossroad Caves 3 normal
- CrossroadCaves3 frag xcaves3d.png
Crossroad Caves 3 with random dungeon entrance fragment
Crossroad Caves 5 normal
Crossroad Caves 5 with random dungeon entrance fragment
Mushroom Cove Base normal
- MushroomCoveBase frag mushcb1.png
Mushroom Cove Base with random dungeon entrance fragment 1
- MushroomCoveBase frag mushcb2.png
Mushroom Cove Base with random dungeon entrance fragment 2
Junkyard tunnels 4 normal
Junkyard tunnels 4 with Water Treatment Facility entrance fragment
Junkyard tunnels 1 normal
Junkyard tunnels 1 with Water Treatment Facility entrance fragment
History
- 1.1.2.0: added more random dungeons
- 1.1.1.6: fixed entrance fragments that only appear on certain difficulties
- 1.1.1.5: fixed Water Treatment Facility entrance fragment
- 1.1.1.0: introduced random dungeons
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