Dungeon tiles

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Dungeon tiles are objects that remain static on the map. They cannot be picked up, or used, by the Hero, but a few can be interacted with. Other tiles, like a flaming tile, set fire to other flammable tiles. A trap activates when the Hero steps on one or a thrown object triggers it.

List of tiles

Tile	Sewers	Prison	Caves	City	Halls	Main article	Blocks	Interaction
Sign						Signpost	Nothing	Displays text for the floor, or turns to ash.
Ascending stairs						none	nothing	moves to an upper depth
Descending stairs						none	nothing	moves the player to the next depth
Floor						none	nothing	triggers a hidden trap, if there is one.
Decorated floor						Decorated floor	nothing	None
Vegetation						Vegetation	vision only	turns to trampled vegetation, dropping a dewdrop or seed
Trampled vegetation						Vegetation	nothing	None
Ashes						none	nothing	None
Water						Water	nothing	extinguishes fire, if the object is not levitating
Wall						none	all	None
Decorated wall						Decorated wall	All	Cave walls will react to the pickaxe's 'mine' function
Closed door						Door	vision only	turns to an open door
Open door						Door	nothing	turns to a closed door when moved off
Locked door						Door	All	turns to a closed door by consuming a valid key
Special floor						Special flooring	nothing	None
Barricade						Barricade	all	None
Bookshelves						Bookshelf	all	None
Alchemy pot						Alchemy pot	Does not move the player onto it from direct tapping	Instead of moving, allows the player to throw and brew a seed from their inventory
Full well						Well	nothing	turns to an empty well and grants effects, depending on type
Empty well						Well	nothing	None
Pedestal						Pedestal	nothing	None
Statue (normal)						Statue	movement only	None
Statue (special)						Statue	movemment only	None
Locked boss door						Door	all	opens using a valid skeleton key
Open boss door						Door	Vision upwards	transports the player to the next depth
Toxic gas trap						Trap	pathfinding	Triggers, releasing toxic gas
Fire trap						Trap	pathfinding	triggers, setting its tile on fire
Paralytic gas trap						Trap	pathfinding	triggers, releasing paralytic gas
Poison dart trap						Trap	pathfinding	triggers, inflicting poison if possible
Alarm trap						Trap	pathfinding	triggers, alerting all enemies like a scroll of challenge
Lightning trap						Trap	pathfinding	triggers, dealing high damage entities on top
Gripping trap						Trap	pathfinding	triggers, inflicting bleeding and crippled
Summoning trap						Trap	pathfinding	triggers, spawning monsters nearby
Triggered trap						Trap	nothing	None
Void/Chasm						Chasm	movement only	enemies die, dropping loot on the next depth and awarding XP, player can jump in
Chasm (floor)						Chasm	movement only	enemies die, dropping loot on the next depth and awarding XP, player can jump in
Chasm (water)						Chasm	movement only	enemies die, dropping loot on the next depth and awarding XP, player can jump in
Chasm (special)						Chasm	movement only	enemies die, dropping loot on the next depth and awarding XP, player can jump in
Chasm (wall)						Chasm	movement only	enemies die, dropping loot on the next depth and awarding XP, player can jump in

Special tiles

Flammable tiles

There are six types flammable tiles:

• Signposts
• Trampled grass
• Tall grass
• Doors
• Barricades
• Bookshelves

When lit on fire, they will all eventually turn to embers. Each one of these tiles can be used for cooking chargrilled meat, and all of them will spread fire to other tiles.

Tile	Sign	Grass	Tall grass	Door	Barricade	Bookshelf
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Alchemy pot

Main article: Alchemy pot

Magic wells

Main article: Magic well

History

Update	Change
1.6.0a	Fixed: flammable tiles delayed ignition
1.7.0	Added: New cave tiles New water textures Empty wells have their own asset & description Fixed: Blobs are no longer obstructed by non-solid tiles, which impede vision/field-of-view (like tall vegetation). Fire can only be seeded in cells that are not already burning at the same time. (i.e. the infinitely burning flammable tiles exploit has been patched)
1.9.2	Changed: "...the map should look a little less 'regular' now."