Encounters - Revision history

Tombot: Fixed some grammar, added some info and did some formatting.

2024-10-19T04:09:11Z

Fixed some grammar, added some info and did some formatting.

2024-01-15T02:12:51Z

Magic Furnace

2024-01-15T02:11:36Z

Added more infor for the red rooms.

2022-03-31T21:12:52Z

Item Gambler File:Item_Gambler_One.png: +Mentioning the possibility of a 2nd Item Gambler

2021-02-25T19:57:13Z

Imps File:imp.gif

2021-02-25T18:36:13Z

Imps File:imp.gif

2020-06-01T12:50:49Z

Blood Altar 50px|frameless

2020-06-01T12:50:11Z

Blood Altar 50px|frameless

2020-05-27T18:28:19Z

Blood Altar 50px|frameless

2020-04-12T09:55:22Z

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 These rectangular looking portals are the level skippers of the game. They are always found in the first level of every act and only spawn after you defeated the boss of that respective chapter at least once on that [[New Game Plus]] level.
-Example: For the portal to appear in the Mines, you must kill the Stone Guardian. For it to appear in the Prison, you must defeat the Warden once.
+Example: For the portal to appear in the Mines, you must kill the Stone Guardian. For it to appear in the Prison, you must defeat the Warden at least once. There is no portal in the Chambers, so there is no way to skip the fight with the Vampire Lord.
-What happens when I go in?
+If you use a portal you will enter a large circular room with a floating red cube in the center that has a large chunk of HP. Once you hit it, enemies will start spawning, with a new wave appearing every 10 seconds until the cube it destroyed.<br>
 Additionally, every time the cube loses a chunk of health (Reticle colors when hovering over it change from red back to green) it will summon an extra wave of enemies.<br>
 This means if you are able to quickly kill the pillar in only a few seconds, about 10 waves of enemies will spawn one after another with less than half a second in between waves.<br>

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 ==Magic Furnace==
 [[File:Magic furnace.png|75px|frameless|right]]
-The magic furnace is occasionally found on floors throughout the tower. After interacting with the furnace, you can spend ore to craft an item from a list in the same way you can craft items from the magic anvil.
+The magic furnace is occasionally found on floors throughout the tower. After interacting with the furnace, you can spend ore to craft an item from a list in the same way you can craft items from the magic anvil.<br>
+Much like with the magic anvil you will need the blueprints first before you have the option to craft an item.
 ==Item Gambler [[File:Item_Gambler_One.png]]==

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 You reach a room with a red cube that has a large chunk of HP. Once you hit it enemies will start spawning, with a new wave appearing every 10 seconds until the cube it killed.<br>
 Additionally, every time the cube loses a chunk of health (Reticle colors when hovering over it change from red back to green) it will summon an extra wave of enemies.<br>
-This means if you are able to quickly kill the pillar in only a few seconds, about 10 waves of enemies will spawn one after another with less than half a second in between waves.
+This means if you are able to quickly kill the pillar in only a few seconds, about 10 waves of enemies will spawn one after another with less than half a second in between waves.<br>
-Once the cube is destroyed, every enemy in the room is killed instantly.
+Once the cube is destroyed, every enemy in the room is killed instantly. Also after destroying the cube, a selection of eight equippable items will spawn in a circle with rarities appropriate to the skipped floor.
 Beating a Red Room for the first time and picking up the sphere where the cube was will unlock [[Combat#Combo|combo]] for your entire guild.

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 ==Item Gambler [[File:Item_Gambler_One.png]]==
-The item gambler is an NPC that is located behind certain cracked walls in the tower. Interacting with the item gambler brings up an interface that lets you select items from your inventory to offer up for a single new item. The more items you offer, the higher the chance you have for receiving a rarer item.
+The item gambler (named Unscrupulous Gambler) is an NPC that is located behind certain cracked walls in the tower. Interacting with the item gambler brings up an interface that lets you select items from your inventory to offer up for a single new item. The more items you offer, the higher the chance you have for receiving a rarer item.
-You are only able to gamble one time with the Item Gambler, meaning after gambling with the with him you will not be able to gamble with him again for the rest of the run.
+You are only able to gamble one time with the Item Gambler, meaning after gambling with the with him you will not be able to gamble with him again for the rest of the run. Although rare, it is however possible to find more than one Item Gambler in a run, with which you'll be able to gamble once more.
 With sealed cracks enabled you are still able to find the Item Gambler.

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 *Send your gold to town tax free. Only happens for Non-Mercenaries.
 *Give you some gold. The amount received increases in later acts.
 *Give you some ore. The amount received increases in later acts.

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 The blood altar is a small round table found randomly in the tower when playing with the Witch Hunter DLC, limited to one per run (however 1 per run is not guaranteed).
-Using the altar will ask the player if they wish to sacrifice 10% of their current HP for a random buff that scales up with ng level
+Using the altar will ask the player if they wish to sacrifice 10% of their current HP for a random buff that scales up with ng level being played.
 <code> (Effect + (Scaling * NG+ Level)). </code>

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 ==Blood Altar [[File:Blood rite.png|50px|frameless]]==
-The blood altar is a small round table found randomly in the tower when playing with the Witch Hunter DLC. Using the altar will ask the player if they wish to sacrifice 10% of their current HP for a random buff that scales up with ng level (base + (stat*NG+)). This buff will last permanently, even through multiple runs, until the player dies. Once the player dies, the buff is lost and the sacrificed HP will return. (In other words, reduce max health by 10% multiplicative).
+The blood altar is a small round table found randomly in the tower when playing with the Witch Hunter DLC, limited to one per run (however 1 per run is not guaranteed).
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 ! Buff Name
 ! Effect
 |-
 | Beast
 | Attack Power +30
 |-
 | Chosen
 | Spell Power +30
 |-
 | Immortal
 | Armor +25
 |-
 | Fey
 | Resist +25
 |-
 | Order
 | HP Regen +2
 |-
 | Crone
 | Mana Regen +3
 |}
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 The formula for how much ore the imp gives the player is:
 <pre>
-amount = roll_round(amount * (ore gain modifier + 0.2f * ngp));
+amount = (int(pow(1.55f, act) * 3 + 0.5f) + int(g_ngp * 2.0f + 0.5f)
 </pre>