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− | + | '''Sewers'' are underground networks of tunnels found below a [[town]]'s roads. They are distinct from dungeons (whose entrance is under the town's [[keep]]) and catacombs (whose entrance is under its [[temple]]), although they occasionally have connections with either. As expected from their real-life counterparts, they tend to be connected to the town's nearby [[river]]. They are not completely flooded though, making exploration possible. | |
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+ | [[Image:dungoen.jpg|298px|thumb|Dungeon Layout from an Early Development Screenshot on the DF Development Blog]] | ||
− | + | Inside of a dungeon one will find many hostiles and [[quest]] objectives as well as a good deal of treasure, often in the form of coin, weaponry and armor. There are often [[Boss]]es inside of a dungeon, and when you encounter them they will announce themselves as such. | |
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