The Dungeon Fairy Quotes

“Special Characteristics (Choose up to 3) [Partial List] Available Special Characteristic Points (SCP): 0 Special Characteristics Value Cost (SCP) Access all known Variants for available dungeon creatures All 1100 ---------------- -------- -------- All creatures are reduced in Level (cannot be less than 1) 10 -450 Core Improvement Points are reduced when earned 95% -600”
― Jonathan Brooks, The Dungeon Fairy

“The Forest Environment allows the creation of soil, trees, ferns, shrubs, lichen, moss, and a few wildflowers within the dungeon. Access Costs: Soil: 2 DF per cubic foot Trees: 10 – 100 DF depending upon size Ferns: 5 – 20 DF depending upon size Shrubs: 3 – 15 DF depending upon size Lichen: 2 – 10 DF depending upon size Moss: 2 – 10 DF depending upon size Wildflowers: 1 – 5 DF depending upon size”
― Jonathan Brooks, The Dungeon Fairy

“Canines The Canine family includes domesticated dog species, foxes, jackals, coyotes, and wolves. Cost Range (Level 1): 2 - 250 DF Control Requirement (Level 1): 1 - 20 Creation Time (Level 1): 3 - 90 Minutes Equipment: N/A Physical Attack: 0 - 6 Ranged Attack: 0 Physical Defense: 1 - 5 Ranged Defense: 1 - 3 Elemental Resistance: Dependent upon Variants Specials: Bonus to sensing those hidden by invisibility spells and effects”
― Jonathan Brooks, The Dungeon Fairy

“Enchantment – Trap Specialization Enchantment traps are for the most part non-lethal, but when used in conjunction with other traps and dungeon creatures, they can be highly effective.  Examples of Enchantment-based traps include ones that can augment physical capabilities for a limited time, to other status-inflicting ones such as blindness, exhaustion, confusion, fear, rage, dizziness, and even extreme hunger. Specialization Benefits: Enchantment-based traps require 60% less Dungeon Force to create Enchantment-based traps require 75% less Dungeon Force to replace when used”
― Jonathan Brooks, The Dungeon Fairy

“Initial Starting Creature Species: Initial Starting Creature Variant: Trap Specialization: Environmental Access: Special Characteristics (Choose up to 3):”
― Jonathan Brooks, The Dungeon Fairy

“Luckily, with the introduction of Tacca and her portentous “bad luck”, the Council had found a way to eliminate the rogue problem Cores without having to wait years or risking one of their veteran Assistants in a Bond that was sure to be broken eventually.  It was a win-win situation as far as Lily was concerned, though it was obviously taking a toll on the poor girl.”
― Jonathan Brooks, The Dungeon Fairy