Dungeons Virulent Void: The Darkness Welcomes You... ( Dungeon Idea )

A while back, I remember how some of my friends told me how they were expecting a dungeon in Molten Heights or Sky Islands, but since that hasn't happened yet, I've developed an idea for a dungeon in the Sky Islands. There will (probably) be spoilers.

Spoiler: Layout/Rooms

I was thinking that the dungeon should have 8 rooms and all of these rooms together would be 50% battle (4 rooms), 12.5% parkour (1 room), and 37.5% puzzle (3 rooms). To have access to the dungeon you would need to complete "One-Thousand Meters Under" (or had already done it) similar to how you have to do "The Envoy Part II" to do Fallen Factory. I will explain the reason for having to complete "One-Thousand Meters Under" in order to go to the dungeon soon.

Spoiler: Room 1

When you enter the dungeon, you will be greeted with dialogue and the first (but only) room that contains parkour. Similar to the parkour of the 5th room in Togak's Dungeon, you would activate a nearby button that would start spawning in floating gravel blocks (by having barriers under them) that the player would have to parkour on to get to the end of the room. The problem with this is shortly after you press the button, the gravel blocks will start to fall into the dark pit under the player (by having command blocks remove the barriers).

Spoiler: Room 2

This room takes inspiration from the gravity puzzle in Astralaus’s Tower (from Recipe for Disaster). The player would to be teleported to 1 of 3 different mazes and will have to navigate through it by using gravity pads to either place them on the ceiling or throw them back down onto the floor. There would be multiple directions the player could choose but the wrong one could end up having the player fall into the void below forcing them to restart the maze.

Spoiler: Room 3

The first battle room the player finds would be the 3rd room where they are met with a challenge of fighting reanimated versions of the villagers/humans that died in “One-Thousand Meters Down” except for Captain Olof. Each of them would have their own spell and elemental defense that distinguishes from each other, and when you manage to kill all 4 of them they each drop a token that would be dropped into a hopper to activate the door. More information about them will be listed in the “Mobs/Bosses” section of this thread.

Spoiler: Room 4

The player must escape from a “void gas cloud” and to the door in 15 seconds (similar to “The Canary Calls”) while avoiding Idle-Void Gas Clouds and Shifting Void Gas Clouds (both would harm the player if they made contact with them similar to the steam clouds in “Desperate Metal”). The door at the end of the room would of course be opened and have a coal block-teleportation inside it (I don’t think that’s what they’re called but you know what I mean) instead of a tripwire hook since as we’ve seen from Corrupted Sand-Swept Tomb, some players are not able to make it in time and are not aware of “backing up” (no offence I just sometimes find this annoying). However, I do not believe multiple people would go in the dungeon at once and it would be “a Virulent Void party” I am just saying this so players do not get upset over restarting the dungeon due to the tripwire failing.

Spoiler: Room 5

Just like in Corrupted Sand-Swept Tomb's 1st room, the player will see a pressure plate in the center of the 5th room that must be stepped on to start the 5 waves of mobs and each wave could only be activated after the previous one is defeated by standing on the pressure plate. After all 5 waves are defeated a final one will occur with a single Void Anomaly spawning near the center as the mini boss.

Spoiler: Waves

Each wave would spawn 10 of each mob that would have to be defeated. More details about these mobs will be listed in the "Mobs/Bosses" spoiler.

Wave 1: Corrupt Soul
Wave 2: Reanimation
Wave 3: Void Stalker
Wave 4: Skeletal Arachnid
Wave 5: Dark Beast
Boss Wave: Void Anomaly

Spoiler: Room 6

Similar to room 3, in room 6 you would have to fight another mini boss (this time only 1) which would be Reanimated Captain Olof along with two Angels of Virulence to aid him in battle and once you slay Olof, he will drop a boss token which is placed into a hopper to activate the door to continue on. Once again, information about Olof & Angels of Virulence will be shown in "Mobs/Bosses".

Spoiler: Room 7

The 7th room is the final room where you are shown a puzzle. The puzzle would have 6 holes in the wall with a mob behind every hole called a Glaring Shadow. They will shoot rapidly at the player and to get rid of them & open the door the player must activate 2 buttons on each wall with the Glaring Shadows (4 buttons in total) and once this is done a 7th hole would appear in the wall and release a single Void Parasite for the player to chase after (like the Emerald Imp) and upon death would drop a token that would be thrown at a hopper and this would cause all 6 of the Glaring Shadows to suddenly fall (due to the hopper activating a sticky piston) down into a hole below them so they could no longer shoot the player and the door would activate leading to the boss room.

Spoiler: Room 8

Finally, this is the boss room where you must battle against Mehro. Similarily to the Antikythera Supercomputer Core boss, Mehro will be rapidly running around the room, striking the player from time to time. In order to kill him, you must kill Ethereal Shadows to gain their "Essence of Discord" and drop it in dispensers placed around the room. This will cause cracks in the walls to break open as void parasites crawl out and attack Mehro, slowing him down enough for the player to land several hits. Soon after, the parasites will despawn and Mehro will begin to quickly run again.

Spoiler: Mobs/Bosses

Spoiler: Virulent Void Key Guardian

Level: 99
AI Type: Burst Ranged
Health: 30,000
Regeneration: 1000 per 10 seconds
XP: 3,000-4,000
Damage: 375-1,125 Neutral, 375-1,125 Thunder
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 3 seconds
Defense: Earth, Thunder
Weakness: None
Speed: Running
Vision: 20 Blocks
Spells: Pull, Flame Thrower
Spell Cool-down: 8, 10
Spell Damage: 25, 50, 100
Sustained Knockback: -50
Gravity: True
Mob: Zombie
Appearance: Similar to a Black Dragonling, but instead has purple eyes and purple-grayish skin running down the backside of its head.

Spoiler: Corrupt Soul

Level: 99
AI Type: Charge
Health: 2,500
Regeneration: None
XP: 100-500
Damage: 4,00-5,000 Neutral
Attack-Rate: 2 attacks per 1 second
Defense: None
Weakness: Water, Earth, Fire, Air, Thunder
Speed: Sprinting
Vision: 50 Blocks
Spells: None
Spell Cool-down: None
Spell Damage: None
Sustained Knockback: 0
Gravity: True
Mob: Skeleton
Appearance: Floating withered skeleton skulls with a dark-purple liquid seeping out of their eye holes.

Spoiler: Reanimation

Level: 99
AI Type: Crawl
Health: 8,000
Regeneration: 4000 per 10 seconds
XP: 200-600
Damage: 1,000-1,500 Water, 1,000,1,500 Earth
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 2 seconds
Defense: Water, Earth
Weakness: Thunder
Speed: Walking
Vision: 50
Spells: None
Spell Cool-down: None
Spell Damage: None
Sustained Knockback: 50
Gravity: True
Mob: Pigman
Appearance: Bizarre creatures with completely pale, slightly saggy skin that somewhat resemble zombified villagers.

Spoiler: Void Stalker

Level: 99
AI Type: Rapid Ranged
Health: 5,000
Regeneration: 750 every 10 seconds
XP: 300-700
Damage: 750-1,000 Fire
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 3 seconds
Defense: Earth, Fire
Weakness: Water
Speed: Running
Vision: 50
Spells: None
Spell Cool-down: None
Spell Damage: None
Sustained Knockback: 100
Gravity: True
Mob: Baby Zombie
Appearance: Dark-gray, humanoid worm creatures with razor-sharp teeth in one huge gaping mouth.

Spoiler: Skeletal Arachnid

Level: 99
AI Type: Jumper
Health: 10,000
Regeneration: 5,000 every 10 seconds
XP: 400-800
Damage: 1,000-2,000 Neutral, 1,000-2,000 Air, 1,000-2,000 Earth, 1,000-2,000 Thunder
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 2 seconds
Defense: Air, Earth, Thunder
Weakness: Fire
Speed: Run
Vision: 50
Spells: Spiderweb
Spell Cool-down: 10
Spell Damage: None
Sustained Knockback: 150
Gravity: True
Mob: Cave Spider
Appearance: Similar to cave spiders, skeletal arachnids still have skin but instead it is directly attached to their bones.

Spoiler: Dark Beast

Level: 99
AI Type: Melee
Health: 8,000
Regeneration: 300 per 10 seconds
XP: 500-900
Damage: 8,000 Neutral
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 1 second
Defense: Water, Earth, Fire, Air, Thunder
Weakness: None
Speed: Walking
Vision: 50
Spells: Multi-hit
Spell Cool-down: 10
Spell Damage: 150
Sustained Knockback: 0
Gravity: True
Mob: Zombie
Appearance: Completely black, slow, bear-like monsters covered with thick, scaly skin and glowing eyes.

Spoiler: Void Anomaly

Level: 100
AI Type: Charge
Health: 20,000
Regeneration: 3,000 per 10 seconds
XP: 1,000-2,000
Damage: 3,000-5,000 Neutral
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 1 second
Defense: Water, Earth, Fire, Air, Thunder
Weakness: None
Speed: Sprinting
Vision: 50
Spells: Meteor
Spell Cool-down: 10
Spell Damage: 200
Sustained Knockback: 0
Gravity: True
Mob: Zombie
Appearance: A more aggressive version of the Dark Beast, they have a horn-like bone coming out of the top of their head and ferocious red eyes.

Spoiler: Angel of Virulence

Level: 100
AI Type: Ranged
Health: 15,000
Regeneration: 6,000 per 10 seconds
XP: 1,000-2,000
Damage: 1,500-2,500 Neutral, 1,500-2,500 Thunder
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 2 seconds
Defense: Thunder
Weakness: Water
Speed: Walking
Vision: 50
Spells: Teleport
Spell Cool-down: 10 seconds
Spell Damage: None
Sustained Knockback: 100
Gravity: True
Mob: Pigman
Appearance: Similar to the angels of Sky Islands but in a dark robe and hood to cover their pitch-black eyes with purple pupils and gray skin.

Spoiler: Glaring Shadow

Level: 100
AI Type: Rapid Ranged
Health: 1,000,000
Regeneration: 100,000 per 10 seconds
XP: 0
Damage: 1,000-3,000
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 1 second
Defense: Water, Earth, Fire, Air, Thunder
Weakness: None
Speed: Standing
Vision: 50
Spells: None
Spell Cool-down: None
Spell Damage: None
Sustained Knockback: 0
Gravity: True
Mob: Skeleton
Appearance: An alternative version of the beholder, Glaring Shadows are giant floating eyeballs that shoot ghast tears at any nearby player.

Spoiler: Void Parasite

Level: 100
AI Type: Scared
Health: 5,000
Regeneration: None
XP: 100-500
Damage: None
Attack-Rate: None
Defense: None
Weakness: None
Speed: Sprinting
Vision: 30
Spells: None
Spell Cool-down: None
Spell Damage: None
Sustained Knockback: 100
Gravity: True
Mob: Silverfish
Appearance: Not much to explain about this since it's just a silverfish.

All of the reanimated mini bosses look exactly like their original characters, but instead have a decayed theme added to them.

Spoiler: Reanimated Arlene

Level: 103
AI Type: Ranged
Health: 30,000
Regeneration: None
XP: 1,000-2,000
Damage: 3,000-5,000
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 2 seconds
Defense: Air
Weakness: Earth
Speed: Walking
Vision: 30
Spells: Arrow Storm
Spell Cool-down: 20
Spell Damage: 100
Sustained Knockback: 100
Gravity: True
Mob: Pigman

Spoiler: Reanimated Jesp

Level: 103
AI Type: Charge
Health: 30,000
Regeneration: None
XP: 1,000-2,000
Damage: 3,000-5,000
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 2 seconds
Defense: Fire
Weakness: Air
Speed: Sprinting
Vision: 30
Spells: Flamethrower
Spell Cool-down: 20
Spell Damage: 100
Sustained Knockback: 100
Gravity: True
Mob: Pigman

Spoiler: Reanimated Manny

Level: 103
AI Type: Melee
Health: 30,000
Regeneration: None
XP: 1,000-2,000
Damage: 3,000-5,000
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 2 seconds
Defense: Earth
Weakness: Thunder
Speed: Running
Vision: 30
Spells: Multi-hit
Spell Cool-down: 20
Spell Damage: 100
Sustained Knockback: 100
Gravity: True
Mob: Pigman

Spoiler: Reanimated Rex

Level: 103
AI Type: Crawl
Health: 30,000
Regeneration: None
XP: 1,000-2,000
Damage: 3,000-5,000
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 2 seconds
Defense: Water
Weakness: Fire
Speed: Walking
Vision: 30
Spells: Teleport
Spell Cool-down: 20
Spell Damage: None
Sustained Knockback: 100
Gravity: True
Mob: Pigman

Spoiler: Reanimated Captain Olof

Level: 105
AI Type: Melee
Health: 50,000
Regeneration: None
XP: 1,000-2,000
Damage: 5,000-8,000
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per 2 seconds
Defense: Thunder
Weakness: Water
Speed: Walking
Vision: 30
Spells: Meteor
Spell Cool-down: 20
Spell Damage: 100
Sustained Knockback: 100
Gravity: True
Mob: Pigman

Spoiler: Mehro

Level: 110
AI Type: Melee
Health: 300,000
Regeneration: 6,500 per 10 seconds
XP: 2,000-3,000
Damage: 5,000-8,000 Neutral
Attack-Rate: 2 attack per 1 second
Defense: Thunder, Earth, Fire
Weakness: None
Speed: Sprinting
Vision: 100
Spells: Heavy Multi-hit, Vanish
Spell Cool-down: 10
Spell Damage: 250
Sustained Knockback: 0
Gravity: True
Mob: Zombie
Appearance: Mehro would appear to have a dark "coat" and hood around his figure, as well as a white cracked mask on his face. On the part of the mask where the right eye would be, it is cracked off revealing a dark-purple eye with black, withering skin around it.

Spoiler: Void Gas Clouds

Spoiler: Idle Void Gas Cloud

Level: 100
AI Type: None
Health: 999,999,999 (Undamagable)
Regeneration: None
XP: None
Damage: 1,000-3,000 Neutral
Attack-Rate: When contacted with.
Defense: None
Weakness: None
Speed: None
Vision: None
Spells: None
Spell Cool-down: None
Spell Damage: None
Sustained Knockback: 0
Gravity: True
Mob: A mass of ender particles & smoke particles.

Spoiler: Shifting Void Gas Cloud

Level: 100
AI Type: Melee
Health: 999,999,999 (Undamagable)
Regeneration: None
XP: None
Damage: 1,000-3,000 Neutral
Attack-Rate: 1 per 2 seconds
Defense: None
Weakness: None
Speed: Running
Vision: 50
Spells: None
Spell Cool-down: None
Spell Damage: None
Sustained Knockback: 0
Gravity: True
Mob: A mass of ender particles & smoke particles.

Spoiler: Ethereal Shadow

Level: 100
AI Type: Melee
Health: 50,000
Regeneration: None
XP: 0
Damage: 2,500-4,000
Attack-Rate: 1 attack per second
Defense: None
Weakness: None
Speed: Running
Vision: 100
Spells: None
Spell Cool-down: None
Spell Damage: None
Sustained Knockback: 0
Gravity: True
Mob: Skeleton
Appearance: Entities completely bathed in black with white eyes.

Spoiler: Dialogue

Spoiler: Entering Text

You feel nothing but the absence of morality.

Spoiler: Line 1

*Shortly after Entering Text*
1/3 (Shifting Letters)
2/3 My apologies, it seems you are not aware of our foreign language.
3/3 I will not tell you who I am, or rather who I was until you escape my chambers of insanity.

Spoiler: Line 2

*Finish Room 1*
1/2 I see you have made it across the room.
2/2 Other humans have came to my chamber, but fell victim to the darkness.

Spoiler: Line 3

*Finish Room 2*
1/4 It seems you have navigated through the gravitational maze. Was it nauseating?
2/4 Also, a while ago I had found your comrades in fatal condition.
3/4 I had been watching you wander the void islands after your catastrophe with retrieving the crystal.
4/4 A human or villager without life is but only a heap of flesh and bone, therefore I have decided to reanimate them for you to battle. Mainly for I do not want you to proceed any further.

Spoiler: Line 4

*Finish Room 3*
1/4 It is impressive that you were capable of defeating my reanimations, but it is a shame that the floor was unstable.
2/4 What are the odds that the room you fell into was an area flooding with void gas?
3/4 I recommend not coming in contact with it, unless if you are suicidal.
4/4 Then again, maybe you are, for only a masochist would wish to remain here any longer.

Spoiler: Line 5

*Finish Room 4*
1/3 I did not believe you would have escaped the gas in time.
2/3 But then again, we humans are always filled with "surprises", aren't we?
3/3 And those surprises could be for the best, or for the worst...

Spoiler: Line 6

*Finish Room 5*
1/5 My apologies for not warning you about the previous battle.
2/5 But, as I warned earlier, those "surprises" can have terrible outcomes.
3/5 It also seems you have one last comrade that I had forgotten about. I guess we cannot let him go to waste.
4/5 You wouldn't want that, right?
5/5 I do not think this villager can fight you alone, so he will bring some "companions" along. Good luck.

Spoiler: Line 7

*Finish Room 6*
1/2 Even after fighting against all the horrors you faced, you still stand tall and mighty.
2/2 Well, at least I have one last trick up my sleeve until our encounter.

Spoiler: Line 8

*Finish Room 7*
1/3 ... After all you've been through, you still wish to battle with me?
2/3 I suppose you do wish for a horrible fate indeed.
3/3 But what I do not understand is that if you had wished for such a terrible fate, then why are you still here?

*After Falling*
1/3 Now, I did not expect that to happen.
2/3 It seems you fell through the floor of another unstable room. Well, this place has been abandoned for several decades by now.
3/3 I would help you find a way out, but you will just attempt to murder me so I will leave you there to rot.

*After Falling Again*
1/3 That room certainly must have been unstable while the villagers lived here.
2/3 If you wish to, then I suppose we shall duel.
3/3 You've made a grave mistake, my dear reflection.

Spoiler: Line 9

*Finish Room 8 & Activate "Cut-Scene"*
1/8 Gah... even after decades of training and battle I still crumble before any foe.
2/8 Ever since that horrid day, I have changed drastically.
3/8 My personality, my anatomy... my morality.
4/8 They have all become victims to the darkness of (More Shifting Letters).
5/8 Even if you do slay me, my blighted soul has been bonded to the steel chains of the void...
6/8 It does not matter. I am aware you just want to defeat me. I see it in you. You wish to become even more powerful by doing so, and if that is what you ultimately desire...
7/8 Mehro positions his dagger.
8/8 You are aware that power corrupts, right?

Spoiler: Rewards

920,000 Experience Points
68 Falling Emeralds
1 Mehro's Parasite
3 Virulent Void Fragments

Spoiler: Overview

Ahmsord is well aware of the disaster that was the Wind Fortress' descent into The Void. Although officials had stated it collapsed due to flaws in the structure's stability, rumors had spread that it was no mistake. Rather, an inside job to remove a bigger threat that now lies beneath the Sky Islands.

Spoiler: Dungeon Merchant

This section has been abandoned (again).

Spoiler: Void's Shackles (Boots)

Health: +3000
Fire Defense: +200
Water Defense: +200
Air Defense: +200
Thunder Defense: +200
Earth Defense: +200

Lv. Min: 99
Strength Min: 30
Dexterity Min: 30
Intelligence Min: 30
Agility Min: 30
Defense Min: 30

-50% Walkspeed
+35% Fire Defense
+35% Water Defense
+35% Thunder Defense
+35% Earth Defense
+35% Air Defense
-50% Melee Damage
-50% Spell Damage
-20% Soul Point Regen

Rare Item
Price: 6 Mehro's Parasites

Spoiler: Mehro's Morality (Helmet)

Health: -1000
Fire Defense: -100
Water Defense: -100
Air Defense: -100
Thunder Defense: -100
Earth Defense: -100

Lv. Min: 99
Strength Min: 80
Dexterity Min: 60
Agility Min: 30

+20% Walkspeed
-25% Fire Defense
-25% Water Defense
-25% Thunder Defense
-25% Earth Defense
-25% Air Defense
+75% Melee Damage
+75% Spell Damage
+1 Tier Attack Speed
-2/4s Mana Steal
-10 Defense

{0/2} Powder Slots
Legendary Item

Price: 8 Mehro's Parasites

Spoiler: Theophobia (Wand)

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Spoiler: Wrath of the Divine (Spear)

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Spoiler: Infection (Bow)

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Spoiler: Thanatos' Scythe (Dagger)

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Spoiler: Virulent Set (Accessories)

Spoiler: Virulent Pendant

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Spoiler: Virulent Bracer

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Spoiler: Virulent Ring

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Spoiler: Upgraded White Horse

Speed: 1/45
Jump: 1/45

Price: White Horse & 4 Mehro's Parasites

Spoiler: Dungeon Teleport Scroll

Right-click to use

Info:
- Teleports to: Virulent Void
A key is required to enter the dungeon

Price: 2 Virulent Void Fragments

Thank you for reading this all the way to the end and please support my idea by sharing it with friends and showing it positive attention.

 

Good idea! Plus 1. Even if they do add this, which isn't likely, the corrupted dungeons will most likely outshine this as they will be more accessible and if they are the same as their non corrupted types then more people will do those since they will most likely be a lot shorter then this dungeon you came up with. As an example, look how much more people do CSST rather then fallen factory - CSST is more accessible (it's at the forgery) and is ALOT shorter and easier, leading to quick leveling. Overall great idea though. A lot better then mine XD


Cheesecake is gross @Dark5010

Edit: Explain the lore of Mehro, and explain the lore of the dungeon. Lore is very important in wynncraft!

 

Don't worry, I have thought of Mehro's lore and he already has dialogue just in case...

 

Alright nice thread

 

Ty Normal and spread this idea please

 

so you complain when a suggestion is shit but you also complain when a suggestion is good?
wat

 

I like it but you should add the boss dialogue and mob details like health and damage.

 

i won't read it until you split them out i hate wall of texts

 

I did like to read this suggestion but...

this huge wall of text takes me out...

 

Jesus you guys are so picky lmao just read the damn suggestion and stop complaining about how it looks, not everything looks perfect in the world :D

 

bleh i just voted positively bc new dungeons

 

Add bloody stats for the mobs, and I can't be bothered to look up that one reply by selvut again so just look in the suggestion by @pantsTM

 

@Dark5010 Make a dungeon for underground molten heights, that area defienitely needs some work, no dungeon or quests!

 

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You could tell that to the content team and WynnCraft would be
ahem
zentrela

 

Ideas for upcoming dungeons are most likely in place already. (Corrupted Ice Barrows, Galleon's Graveyard, and Fallen Factory)

If they add more past that they do have to be corrupted to fit the pattern, meaning you're going to have to fix your idea to be a regular dungeon first and then corrupted.

Also Galleon's Graveyard is annoying already being as long as it is and nobody uses it. I'm sure nobody will use the corrupted version unless it has some crazy good items or the experience payout is insane. td;lr 8 rooms in a dungeon is aids.

 

Actually soon after I completely finish Virulent Void, I will move on to another dungeon which would actually be in Molten Heights but I am not sure about it yet.
EDIT: There's a chance I MAY not work on a Molten Heights dungeon after this though.

 

Alright, my idea was for the dungeon to be a old dognun city (the almost extinct tribe) , and the city was taken over by a fearsome magma beast known as Zurim, which would be a boss with 4 forms, kinda like skylaar in undergrowth ruins. He would have a massive magma cube form from all his energy absorbed from the rich magma fuels. He could cast Uppercut II and Charge II aswell. Then his next form would be a smaller magma cube with the same spells, however it would have lower health and a bit of higher damage. Then he would turn into a blaze that shot flaming arrows. His spells would be Arrow Storm II and he would be much faster and do a LOT more damage. His final form would be a zombie pigman form that would have the spells Uppercut II, teleport III, and charge II. This would his most powerful form and would be difficult to defeat.

Lore: Zurim was a power-hungry Minotaur that migrated from the Canyon of the Lost, hoping to accumulate more power. Zurim was able to achieve this and absorbed massive amounts of magma energy. Zurim was an ambitious leader and quickly made an army of monsters and took over the old Dogunn city known as Dargon, and controlled it for many years. Then the ancient rodorocians took it over, and Zurim fled to a deep cave where the Dogguns mined for precious minerals. Dargon was quickly abandoned as the purpose of the city was to mine, and now the mines were taken over. To this day, Zurim still resides in the mines, long forgotten by most folk...

Thanks for reading lol sorry for wall of text!

 

Love this idea, Dark5010! I hope it gets implemented! If anyone questions his knowledge of the lore behind any of his dungeon making, just don't. Dark knows completely what he's talking about.

 

I actually don't know much about Dogovi or the Doguns so... ._.