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Sundark: /* Overview */ more tinkering

2025-11-15T20:26:04Z

Overview: more tinkering

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	Enemies in Mine are of the Machine attribute. Enemy behaviors still include head-on approaches to attack the players, but also all include more nuanced behavior in combination.		Enemies in Mine are of the Machine attribute. Enemy behaviors still include head-on approaches to attack the players, but also all include more nuanced behavior in combination.
	* [[Gillchic\|Gillchics]] and [[Dubchic\|Dubchics]] will slowly approach the player head-on, but will also stop in place to initiate a laser projectile attack. Their melee attacks can inflict {{Slow}}.		* [[Gillchic\|Gillchics]] and [[Dubchic\|Dubchics]] will slowly approach the player head-on, but will also stop in place to initiate a laser projectile attack. Their melee attacks can inflict {{Slow}}.
	** Dubchics require the destruction of a [[Dubwitch]] to destroy permanently, or they will revive up to four times. Dubwitches initially spawn higher in the air, and ~~can be easy to miss before~~ the first Dubchic is destroyed~~, at which point it will extend yellow prongs and descend, becoming more easily targetable~~.		** Dubchics require the destruction of a [[Dubwitch]] to destroy permanently, or they will revive up to four times.
	~~***~~ Elevated Dubwitches cannot take damage from techniques while raised. In ~~many~~ quests, Dubwitches ~~are often placed~~ inside a wall overhang ~~and become targetable after a Dubchic has reached 0 HP~~. Weapons that can hit ~~the~~ Dubwitch inside the wall include [[Launchers]], [[Cards]], [[Rambling May]], and a number of melee weapon projectile attacks, such as those from {{Sword\|rare\|Lavis Cannon}} or {{Sword\|rare\|Orotiagito}}.		* Dubwitches initially spawn higher in the air, and will descend once the first Dubchic is destroyed. Elevated Dubwitches cannot take damage from [[techniques]] while raised, but can be targeted with projectile attacks.
	* [[Canadine\|Canadines]] have two modes of behavior. On spawn, they will slowly rise up into the air before proceeding with their designated behavior.		** In quests, Dubwitches can spawn inside a wall overhang, which prevents them from being destroyed before descending. Weapons that can hit a Dubwitch inside the wall include [[Launchers]], [[Cards]], {{Gun\|rare\|Rambling May}}, and a number of melee weapon projectile attacks, such as those from {{Sword\|rare\|Lavis Cannon}} or {{Sword\|rare\|Orotiagito}}.
	** One behavior is to immediately begin targeting a player by quickly "dashing" down to ground level, and approaching the player in a zig-zag pattern. Once close enough, they will approach a player and initiate an electric attack at melee range that can result in {{Shock}}.		* [[Canadine\|Canadines]] have two modes of behavior. On spawn, they will slowly rise up into the air before proceeding with their designated behavior. Canadines can switch behavior after a number of attacks in either mode.
	** The other behavior is to remain in the air and begin targeting a player with a thin red tracking laser. Once the laser finishes tracking after a ~~second or so~~, it will disappear briefly, and the Canadine will then fire a {{Gizonde}} attack at its last-tracked position, which can also result in {{Shock\|n}}.		** One behavior is to immediately begin targeting a player by quickly "dashing" down to ground level, and approaching the player in a zig-zag pattern. Once close enough, they will approach the player directly and initiate an electric attack at melee range that can result in {{Shock}}.
	** Canadines can switch behavior after a number of attacks in either mode.		** The other behavior is to remain in the air and begin targeting a player with a thin red tracking laser. Once the laser finishes tracking after a short time, it will disappear briefly, and the Canadine will then fire a {{Gizonde}} attack at its last-tracked position, which can also result in {{Shock\|n}}.
	** In Challenge mode, it's common for a party to lack ranged attacks ~~for hitting~~ Canadines in the second behavior. A common ~~tactic~~ is to go to the boundary of the room which causes ~~the~~ Canadines to return to spawn. Repeating this a few times will change their attack mode to the first behavior.		*** In [[Game modes#Challenge\|Challenge mode]], it's common for a party to lack ranged attacks to hit Canadines in the second behavior. A common solution is to retreat to the boundary of the room, which causes Canadines to return to spawn. Repeating this a few times will change their attack mode to the first behavior.
	<!--* [[Canane\|Cananes]] ...also exist. i don't wanna get into them rn lol-->		<!--* [[Canane\|Cananes]] ...also exist. i don't wanna get into them rn lol-->
	* [[Sinow Beat\|Sinow Beats]] and [[Sinow Gold\|Sinow Golds]] behave similarly up to a certain point. Normally, they will spawn upside-down, typically hanging from the ceiling of the room, flipping upright and dropping to the floor. Once active, they will quickly pursue the nearest target, and launch two separate two-punch combos, attempting to re-establish melee range in between the combos if the player moves out of the way. The second of these punches has a chance to inflict {{Confuse}}. After these attacks, they will jump backwards from the player before crossing their arms and initiating their next action. Sinow Beats will turn invisible (in Ultimate difficulty, they'll create duplicates) and repeat the melee attack process. Sinow Golds will restore their own HP, as well as that of any other enemies nearby, by casting {{Resta}} (as well as applying {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}} on Ultimate difficulty), then repeat the melee attack process.		* [[Sinow Beat\|Sinow Beats]] and [[Sinow Gold\|Sinow Golds]] behave similarly up to a certain point. Normally, they will spawn upside-down, typically hanging from the ceiling of the room, flipping upright and dropping to the floor. Once active, they will quickly pursue the nearest target, and launch two separate two-punch combos, attempting to re-establish melee range in between the combos if the player moves out of the way. The second of these punches has a chance to inflict {{Confuse}}. After these attacks, they will jump backwards from the player before crossing their arms and initiating their next action. Sinow Beats will turn invisible (in Ultimate difficulty, they'll create duplicates) and repeat the melee attack process. Sinow Golds will restore their own HP, as well as that of any other enemies nearby, by casting {{Resta}} (as well as applying {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}} on Ultimate difficulty), then repeat the melee attack process.

Ender: /* Overview */

2025-11-14T23:03:42Z

Overview

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	Enemies in Mine are of the Machine attribute. Enemy behaviors still include head-on approaches to attack the players, but also all include more nuanced behavior in combination.		Enemies in Mine are of the Machine attribute. Enemy behaviors still include head-on approaches to attack the players, but also all include more nuanced behavior in combination.
	* [[Gillchic\|Gillchics]] and [[Dubchic\|Dubchics]] will slowly approach the player head-on, but will also stop in place to initiate a laser projectile attack. Their melee attacks can inflict {{Slow}}.		* [[Gillchic\|Gillchics]] and [[Dubchic\|Dubchics]] will slowly approach the player head-on, but will also stop in place to initiate a laser projectile attack. Their melee attacks can inflict {{Slow}}.
	** Dubchics require the destruction of a [[Dubwitch]] to destroy permanently, or they will ~~regenerate (~~up to ~~a maximum of six~~ times~~) on death and continue to attack the player~~. Dubwitches initially spawn higher in the air, and can be easy to miss before the first Dubchic is destroyed, at which point it will extend yellow prongs and descend, becoming more easily targetable.		** Dubchics require the destruction of a [[Dubwitch]] to destroy permanently, or they will revive up to four times. Dubwitches initially spawn higher in the air, and can be easy to miss before the first Dubchic is destroyed, at which point it will extend yellow prongs and descend, becoming more easily targetable.
	*** ~~This elevated initial spawn behavior of~~ Dubwitches often ~~occurs in [[quests]] in such~~ a ~~way~~ that the Dubwitch ~~will be impossible to destroy before descending without the use of specific weapons, as it will be hidden behind/within~~ the ~~area geometry (e.g. inside a~~ wall~~). Common weapons that bypass this ability are~~ [[Launchers]], [[Cards]], and a number of melee weapon projectile attacks, such as those from {{Sword\|rare\|Lavis Cannon}} or {{Sword\|rare\|Orotiagito}}.		*** Elevated Dubwitches cannot take damage from techniques while raised. In many quests, Dubwitches are often placed inside a wall overhang and become targetable after a Dubchic has reached 0 HP. Weapons that can hit the Dubwitch inside the wall include [[Launchers]], [[Cards]], [[Rambling May]], and a number of melee weapon projectile attacks, such as those from {{Sword\|rare\|Lavis Cannon}} or {{Sword\|rare\|Orotiagito}}.
	* [[Canadine\|Canadines]] have two modes of behavior. On spawn, they will slowly rise up into the air before proceeding with their ~~predetermined~~ behavior.		* [[Canadine\|Canadines]] have two modes of behavior. On spawn, they will slowly rise up into the air before proceeding with their designated behavior.
	** ~~The first~~ behavior is to immediately begin targeting a player by quickly "dashing" down to ground level, and approaching the player in a zig-zag pattern. Once close enough, they will approach a player and initiate an electric attack at melee range that can result in {{Shock}}.		** One behavior is to immediately begin targeting a player by quickly "dashing" down to ground level, and approaching the player in a zig-zag pattern. Once close enough, they will approach a player and initiate an electric attack at melee range that can result in {{Shock}}.
	** The ~~second~~ behavior is to remain in the air and begin targeting a player with a thin red tracking laser. Once the laser finishes tracking after a second or so, it will disappear briefly, and the Canadine will then fire a {{Gizonde}} attack at its last-tracked position, which can also result in {{Shock\|n}}.		** The other behavior is to remain in the air and begin targeting a player with a thin red tracking laser. Once the laser finishes tracking after a second or so, it will disappear briefly, and the Canadine will then fire a {{Gizonde}} attack at its last-tracked position, which can also result in {{Shock\|n}}.
			** Canadines can switch behavior after a number of attacks in either mode.
			** In Challenge mode, it's common for a party to lack ranged attacks for hitting Canadines in the second behavior. A common tactic is to go to the boundary of the room which causes the Canadines to return to spawn. Repeating this a few times will change their attack mode to the first behavior.
	<!--* [[Canane\|Cananes]] ...also exist. i don't wanna get into them rn lol-->		<!--* [[Canane\|Cananes]] ...also exist. i don't wanna get into them rn lol-->
	* [[Sinow Beat\|Sinow Beats]] and [[Sinow Gold\|Sinow Golds]] behave similarly up to a certain point. Normally, they will spawn in upside-down on the ceiling of the ~~current~~ room, flipping upright and dropping to the floor ~~after a second or so~~. Once active, they will quickly pursue the nearest target, and launch two separate two-punch combos, attempting to re-establish melee range in between the combos if the player moves out of the way. ~~Any~~ of these punches ~~have~~ a chance to inflict {{Confuse}}. After these attacks, they will jump backwards from the player before crossing their arms and initiating their next action. Sinow Beats will turn invisible (in Ultimate difficulty, they'll create duplicates) and repeat the melee attack process. Sinow Golds will restore their own HP, as well as that of any other enemies nearby, by casting {{Resta}} (as well as applying {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}} on Ultimate difficulty), then repeat the melee attack process.		* [[Sinow Beat\|Sinow Beats]] and [[Sinow Gold\|Sinow Golds]] behave similarly up to a certain point. Normally, they will spawn upside-down, typically hanging from the ceiling of the room, flipping upright and dropping to the floor. Once active, they will quickly pursue the nearest target, and launch two separate two-punch combos, attempting to re-establish melee range in between the combos if the player moves out of the way. The second of these punches has a chance to inflict {{Confuse}}. After these attacks, they will jump backwards from the player before crossing their arms and initiating their next action. Sinow Beats will turn invisible (in Ultimate difficulty, they'll create duplicates) and repeat the melee attack process. Sinow Golds will restore their own HP, as well as that of any other enemies nearby, by casting {{Resta}} (as well as applying {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}} on Ultimate difficulty), then repeat the melee attack process.

	===Stats===		===Stats===

Sundark: /* Monsters */

2025-11-14T22:38:23Z

Monsters

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	==Monsters==		==Monsters==
			===Overview===
	Enemies in Mine are of the Machine attribute. Enemy behaviors still include head-on approaches to attack the players, but also all include more nuanced behavior in combination.		Enemies in Mine are of the Machine attribute. Enemy behaviors still include head-on approaches to attack the players, but also all include more nuanced behavior in combination.
	* [[Gillchic\|Gillchics]] and [[Dubchic\|Dubchics]] will slowly approach the player head-on, but will also stop in place to initiate a laser projectile attack. Their melee attacks can inflict {{Slow}}.		* [[Gillchic\|Gillchics]] and [[Dubchic\|Dubchics]] will slowly approach the player head-on, but will also stop in place to initiate a laser projectile attack. Their melee attacks can inflict {{Slow}}.
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	* [[Sinow Beat\|Sinow Beats]] and [[Sinow Gold\|Sinow Golds]] behave similarly up to a certain point. Normally, they will spawn in upside-down on the ceiling of the current room, flipping upright and dropping to the floor after a second or so. Once active, they will quickly pursue the nearest target, and launch two separate two-punch combos, attempting to re-establish melee range in between the combos if the player moves out of the way. Any of these punches have a chance to inflict {{Confuse}}. After these attacks, they will jump backwards from the player before crossing their arms and initiating their next action. Sinow Beats will turn invisible (in Ultimate difficulty, they'll create duplicates) and repeat the melee attack process. Sinow Golds will restore their own HP, as well as that of any other enemies nearby, by casting {{Resta}} (as well as applying {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}} on Ultimate difficulty), then repeat the melee attack process.		* [[Sinow Beat\|Sinow Beats]] and [[Sinow Gold\|Sinow Golds]] behave similarly up to a certain point. Normally, they will spawn in upside-down on the ceiling of the current room, flipping upright and dropping to the floor after a second or so. Once active, they will quickly pursue the nearest target, and launch two separate two-punch combos, attempting to re-establish melee range in between the combos if the player moves out of the way. Any of these punches have a chance to inflict {{Confuse}}. After these attacks, they will jump backwards from the player before crossing their arms and initiating their next action. Sinow Beats will turn invisible (in Ultimate difficulty, they'll create duplicates) and repeat the melee attack process. Sinow Golds will restore their own HP, as well as that of any other enemies nearby, by casting {{Resta}} (as well as applying {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}} on Ultimate difficulty), then repeat the melee attack process.

			===Stats===
	{{MineEnemyTable}}		{{MineEnemyTable}}

Sundark: /* Monsters */ I think this is right, right? Sinow Beats turn invisible, and it's Blues that do the duplicate stuff? this is all getting pretty wordy already tho idk if i'll keep it all

2025-11-14T22:37:53Z

Monsters: I think this is right, right? Sinow Beats turn invisible, and it's Blues that do the duplicate stuff? this is all getting pretty wordy already tho idk if i'll keep it all

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	** The second behavior is to remain in the air and begin targeting a player with a thin red tracking laser. Once the laser finishes tracking after a second or so, it will disappear briefly, and the Canadine will then fire a {{Gizonde}} attack at its last-tracked position, which can also result in {{Shock\|n}}.		** The second behavior is to remain in the air and begin targeting a player with a thin red tracking laser. Once the laser finishes tracking after a second or so, it will disappear briefly, and the Canadine will then fire a {{Gizonde}} attack at its last-tracked position, which can also result in {{Shock\|n}}.
	<!--* [[Canane\|Cananes]] ...also exist. i don't wanna get into them rn lol-->		<!--* [[Canane\|Cananes]] ...also exist. i don't wanna get into them rn lol-->
			* [[Sinow Beat\|Sinow Beats]] and [[Sinow Gold\|Sinow Golds]] behave similarly up to a certain point. Normally, they will spawn in upside-down on the ceiling of the current room, flipping upright and dropping to the floor after a second or so. Once active, they will quickly pursue the nearest target, and launch two separate two-punch combos, attempting to re-establish melee range in between the combos if the player moves out of the way. Any of these punches have a chance to inflict {{Confuse}}. After these attacks, they will jump backwards from the player before crossing their arms and initiating their next action. Sinow Beats will turn invisible (in Ultimate difficulty, they'll create duplicates) and repeat the melee attack process. Sinow Golds will restore their own HP, as well as that of any other enemies nearby, by casting {{Resta}} (as well as applying {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}} on Ultimate difficulty), then repeat the melee attack process.

	{{MineEnemyTable}}		{{MineEnemyTable}}

Sundark: /* Monsters */

2025-11-14T22:28:03Z

Monsters

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	** Dubchics require the destruction of a [[Dubwitch]] to destroy permanently, or they will regenerate (up to a maximum of six times) on death and continue to attack the player. Dubwitches initially spawn higher in the air, and can be easy to miss before the first Dubchic is destroyed, at which point it will extend yellow prongs and descend, becoming more easily targetable.		** Dubchics require the destruction of a [[Dubwitch]] to destroy permanently, or they will regenerate (up to a maximum of six times) on death and continue to attack the player. Dubwitches initially spawn higher in the air, and can be easy to miss before the first Dubchic is destroyed, at which point it will extend yellow prongs and descend, becoming more easily targetable.
	*** This elevated initial spawn behavior of Dubwitches often occurs in [[quests]] in such a way that the Dubwitch will be impossible to destroy before descending without the use of specific weapons, as it will be hidden behind/within the area geometry (e.g. inside a wall). Common weapons that bypass this ability are [[Launchers]], [[Cards]], and a number of melee weapon projectile attacks, such as those from {{Sword\|rare\|Lavis Cannon}} or {{Sword\|rare\|Orotiagito}}.		*** This elevated initial spawn behavior of Dubwitches often occurs in [[quests]] in such a way that the Dubwitch will be impossible to destroy before descending without the use of specific weapons, as it will be hidden behind/within the area geometry (e.g. inside a wall). Common weapons that bypass this ability are [[Launchers]], [[Cards]], and a number of melee weapon projectile attacks, such as those from {{Sword\|rare\|Lavis Cannon}} or {{Sword\|rare\|Orotiagito}}.
			* [[Canadine\|Canadines]] have two modes of behavior. On spawn, they will slowly rise up into the air before proceeding with their predetermined behavior.
			** The first behavior is to immediately begin targeting a player by quickly "dashing" down to ground level, and approaching the player in a zig-zag pattern. Once close enough, they will approach a player and initiate an electric attack at melee range that can result in {{Shock}}.
			** The second behavior is to remain in the air and begin targeting a player with a thin red tracking laser. Once the laser finishes tracking after a second or so, it will disappear briefly, and the Canadine will then fire a {{Gizonde}} attack at its last-tracked position, which can also result in {{Shock\|n}}.
			<!--* [[Canane\|Cananes]] ...also exist. i don't wanna get into them rn lol-->


	{{MineEnemyTable}}		{{MineEnemyTable}}

Sundark: /* Monsters */ some prelim stuff i'm saving now cause paranoid

2025-11-14T22:21:14Z

Monsters: some prelim stuff i'm saving now cause paranoid

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	==Monsters==		==Monsters==
			Enemies in Mine are of the Machine attribute. Enemy behaviors still include head-on approaches to attack the players, but also all include more nuanced behavior in combination.
			* [[Gillchic\|Gillchics]] and [[Dubchic\|Dubchics]] will slowly approach the player head-on, but will also stop in place to initiate a laser projectile attack. Their melee attacks can inflict {{Slow}}.
			** Dubchics require the destruction of a [[Dubwitch]] to destroy permanently, or they will regenerate (up to a maximum of six times) on death and continue to attack the player. Dubwitches initially spawn higher in the air, and can be easy to miss before the first Dubchic is destroyed, at which point it will extend yellow prongs and descend, becoming more easily targetable.
			*** This elevated initial spawn behavior of Dubwitches often occurs in [[quests]] in such a way that the Dubwitch will be impossible to destroy before descending without the use of specific weapons, as it will be hidden behind/within the area geometry (e.g. inside a wall). Common weapons that bypass this ability are [[Launchers]], [[Cards]], and a number of melee weapon projectile attacks, such as those from {{Sword\|rare\|Lavis Cannon}} or {{Sword\|rare\|Orotiagito}}.

	{{MineEnemyTable}}		{{MineEnemyTable}}

Gatz at 21:07, 7 March 2025

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			The Mine is the third area accessible in Episode 1. It is a bright, industrial area filled with hostile machines and trapped hallways. Players who have only explored the Forest and Cave areas should be prepared for the wider variance in enemy movement speed, aggression, and ability to attack players from range.

	==Map and layouts==		==Map and layouts==
	===Mine 1===		===Mine 1===

Sundark at 01:12, 5 March 2025

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Sundark at 01:11, 5 March 2025

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Sundark at 01:09, 5 March 2025

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