Dungeon Village Guide

The Game : Dungeon Village

Dungeon Village is a town management game, where the player recruits adventurers to fight monsters trying to destroy the town. You must make sure that your town grows and prospers despite these monster attacks, as well as strengthening the adventurers so that they can continue to protect your town.

Gameplay

Adventurers act on their own, fighting monsters for a set amount of time (the amount of time dependent on their "work"), and then visit the town after to visit stores and (if they have one) their house. They become more powerful as they level up, change jobs, are given items (by you) or through Events. If adventurers are defeated, they fall unconscious for an amount of time, or until another Adventurer brings them to an Inn, which greatly increases the recovery speed.

Through Events, clearing dungeons, raising effectiveness of a building past a certain point, and other occurrences, your town starts to gain popularity. Through popularity you gain new adventurers, new events, new monsters, and medals for your adventurers (which can be used at the end of each year to greatly affect their Satisfaction and Work).

As you fight monsters, you gain experience, gold (), and also increase the amount of Town Points you get each month. These points are used to host events, unlock new structures, and also change an adventurer's job. You will also be prompted every so often to fight a boss monster. While a boss monster rampages around your town, your town loses popularity, so it is advised to kill it as fast as possible. Once a boss is killed, you are awarded a sizable amount of money and Town Points.

Quests (of which boss monsters are one) are the primary way for your adventurers to obtain items and unlock new equipment. Whether on the field or in a dungeon, Red chests contain consumable items, while Blue chests contain equipment that once contained unlock the ability to buy it. While this has potential to earn items, weapons, and even some experience, exploring a dungeon can take up time, and while in a dungeon explorers do not gain money for your village or spend any in town.

Consumable items can be either used on a single adventurer for different advantages (such as stat increases), on a building to raise their effects, or put into the Cauldron. The Cauldron is the only way to obtain certain items, weapons, and even buildings.

Adventurers

There are up to 25 adventurers you can have in your village, each able to wield weapons/armor and switch jobs. If you level an adventurer all the way up, their job is opened up for others to use as well. If an adventurer moves in, you also get a special reward depending on the adventurer.

Adventurers / residents are responsible for the protection of your town. However, as they are in fact employed by you, it is up to you to guide them on quests, arm them properly with armor and weapons, keep them happy, and train them properly. You can also assign jobs to your adventures.

While adventurers require your attention, they are quite self-efficient. When not on a quest, they will wander the field killing monsters, will occasionally buy themselves new weapons / armor with their salary, will bring their injured comrades back to the inn to rest, and even shop.

When you send your adventurers on a quest, adventures in your town will randomly be chosen to participate, with a possible total of 9 adventures allowed to join. However, if 9 adventurers do not volunteer, you can recruit more up to 9 at the expense of gold. More of quests can be found here.

Combat

Attacks take into account many factors, such as attack style, weapon/armor strength, the enemy level, whether it is a dungeon, whether it is a boss monster, and possibly most importantly your stats.

Attack styles are: melee, ranged, and magic.

Attributes

These are effected by your armor, weapons, and accessories.

Attributes include:

• HP
• Attack
• Defense
• Magic
• Basic Attributes

These are raised as you level, master jobs, and switch jobs.

Basic attributes include: Health (Hth) Strength (Str) Dexterity (Dex) Toughness (Tgh) Spirit (Sprt) Luck (Luck) Magic

All magic uses a unique sprite when cast.
Fire Magic - Deals damage.
Ice Magic - Deals damage like Fire Magic.
Lightning Magic - Deals damage like Fire Magic.
Healing Magic - Allows an adventurer to heal another adventurer if they are within range. Works on fallen comrades.

Satisfaction Work

Satisfaction and Work are two non-combat attributes of an adventurer. These can both be raised by giving gifts (some satisfaction and work only slightly if at all) and by awarding medals (10 work and satisfaction). Satisfaction can also be raised by visiting high-quality facilities.Work - How long your residents stay out on the field, allowing them to kill more monsters. It also increases the odds of obtaining an aura.Satisfaction - Required to have an adventurer move into your village.

Income

Adventures both earn you money and cost you money, but often earning you money if you play wisely.
Makes you money:

• Killing Monsters (Adventurer's Income)
• Finding Chests
• Taxes (Based on total monsters killed)

Loses you money:

• Adventure's salary
• Going on quests
• Auras

Auras boost Attack, the number of attacks, and Defense.
Visiting your village

An adventurer will visit / arrive at your town and fight monsters once your town reaches a specific level of popularity (see table below). After they visit, you can have them move in by raising their satisfaction.

Having new adventurers visit is important because:

• To unlock new job types you must first max out an adventurer with thatjobs, and having new adventurers visit is the only way to accomplish this.
• More people equals more money
• More man power for fighting monsters
• Once an adventurer visits and they reach a certain level of satisfaction, they will ask to move in (see below).

Moving In

For an adventurer to move into town and become a resident, a few conditions must be met:
You must have a vacant house (if you don't have one, they will ask you to place one) (costs 100G).
They must have a high enough satisfaction level (see table below).
You must pay specific cost to allow them to move in (see table below).

After moving in, they will gain 5 (Satisfaction) and 15 Work and they will give you a gift (see table below).

It is worth noting that even after getting enough satisfaction, they may not ask to move in right away. Adventurers nearly never ask to move in when they are on a quest. They should ask shortly after it is finished, however.

List of Adventurers

Residents

Name	Gen der	Pop. to Visit	Initial Job	Moving in			Name Reference
					Cost (G)	Reward
Clown Stripe		0	Farmer	30	1500	Wooden Bow	Cloud Strife
Lance Alot		0	Carpenter	30	1500	Combat School	Sir Lancelot
Fluffie Kiss		0	Farmer	30	1500	Marbled Steak	Yuffie Kisaragi
Custom1	1	100	Adventurer	20	1000	Heart Pendant
Donkey Hotty		300	Warrior	40	2000	Slash Blade	Don Quixote
Sid Pervia		500	Merchant	30	1500	Giant Melon	Cid Previa
May Le Tigre		700	Archer	50	2500	Circus
Gilly Gamesh		900	Knight	40	2000	Ancient Earrings	Gilgamesh
Harry Gorn		1300	Mage	50	2500	Fresh Tuna	Aragorn
Angie Jelly		1500	Warrior	40	2000	Golden Shield	Angelina Jolie
Bamza Reoulv		1800	Merchant	40	2000	Gold Bar	Ramza Beoulve
Jill Nabath		2100	Knight	40	2000	Stuffed Toy	Jihl Nabaat
Seffy Roth		2400	Bard	50	2500	Magic Lab	Sephiroth
Stumblemore		2600	Monk	50	2500	Great Axe	Dumbledore
Frod Bigguns		2900	Mercenary	60	3000	Library	Frodo Baggins
Masque Mann		3200	Wrestler	60	3000	Bamboo Spear	Masked Man
Chung Lailai		3400	Kung Fu Master	60	3000	Priest Robe	Chun Li
May Akiba		3700	Cook	60	3000	Black Suit
Flippin Book		4000	Clown	70	3500	Champagne	Peregrin Took
Book Shields		4200	Ninja	70	3500	Fancy Bar	Brooke Shields
Voldy Moore		4500	Black Marketer	70	3500	Sapphire Ring	Voldemort
Harly Potler		4800	Hero	80	4000	Fire Blade	Harry Potter
Max Spellman		5000	Wizard	90	4500	Magic Lamp	Sabrina Spellman
Sam Ganges		5300	King	100	5000	Great Sword	Samwise Gamgee
Lily Raven		5700	Princess	100	5000	Castle

Jobs

There are a large variety of jobs that your adventurers can take up, which can affect not only the stat growth of the adventurer, but also in some cases the prices of the stores in your village.

Jobs are responsible for how adventurers level up, as well as being one of the ways to unlock magic attacks. Jobs also affect what type of attacks adventurers use most often, even if they have more than one attack type open to them, such at melee and magic. Finally jobs provide stat bonuses (or penalties) in the form of a percentage increase (or decrease) from the base stats. A character of class "Adventurer" has only his base stats and no bonuses.

Each time an adventurer gains a level, he gains a permanent attribute boost (additional HP, attack, defense, or spirit). After an adventurers masters a job (raises it to level 10), they receive a permanent stat boost, and if they were the first in your village to have the job (and were not one of your original party), they will then unlock that job to be available to other adventurers. However, higher level jobs require more medals () to have been earned and more town points () for adventurers to switch to them. Higher level jobs also come with a higher level salary, which does not go away even when an adventurer moves into a house.

All unlocked jobs are carried over to a new game once you "finish" your current one. However, the medal requirement to switch to them still remains.

Changing Jobs

To change a character's job, first select a character. Next, scroll down to the 2nd screen (where it shows 6 stats). Now click the "Change job" button in the bottom middle of the window, and there you go! Note that some jobs require a certain number of medals.

List of Jobs
To unlock a job type, you must first train an adventurer with that job to level 10 (job mastery). New adventurers who visit your village often have unique jobs, which can be found on the adventurers page.

AT is the Attack Type. If given a choice, this method of attack is almost always used. SP is the sales price. The gender listed is the one required for an adventurer to use that job.

Jobs

Job	Gen der	AT			Inherent Bonus	Mastery Bonus	Stat Bonuses
Adventurer[1]			5	0	Income tax	20	+0%	+0%	+0%	+0%	+0%	+0%
Farmer[1]			6	0	Cost of plants	20	+10%	+10%	+10%	∅	∅	∅
Carpenter[1]			10	0	Construction speed	20	+40%	+20%	+20%	+40%	-40%	+40%
Merchant[1]			7	0	Shop SP +20%	20	+40%	+20%	+40%	+20%	∅	+40%
Warrior			8	1	Combat School SP +20%	20	+60%	+60%	+40%	+60%	∅	+40%
Mage			18	1	Magic Lab SP +20%	Spell	+20%	-80%	∅	-80%	+200%	∅
Monk			15	1	Magic Lab SP +20%	Spell	+40%	+20%	+40%	+20%	+160%	+40%
Archer			10	1	Archery Range SP +20%	20	+40%	+20%	+200%	+20%	∅	+200%
Knight			10	2	Combat School SP +20%	20	+100%	+100%	+100%	+100%	∅	+100%
Cook			14	1	Restaurant SP +20%	20	+40%	+40%	+140%	+100%	∅	+100%
Clown			18	1	Circus SP +20%	20	+40%	+40%	+140%	+40%	+120%	+200%
Bard			17	1	Income tax	20	+80%	+80%	+100%	+80%	+40%	+100%
Ninja			22	2	Income tax	Spell	+80%	+60%	+300%	+60%	+140%	+300%
Black Marketer			23	0	Shop SP +20%	30	+80%	+80%	+140%	+60%	+40%	+140%
Kung Fu Master			20	1	Income tax	20	+100%	+100%	+200%	+100%	∅	+200%
Mercenary			25	2	Income tax	30	+160%	+160%	+200%	+160%	∅	+200%
Wrestler			25	2	Income tax	30	+160%	+160%	∅	+160%	-40%	∅
Hero			32	3	Income tax	30	+200%	+200%	+200%	+200%	+80%	+200%
Wizard			26	3	Magic Lab SP +20%	Spell	+80%	+60%	+100%	+60%	+300%	+100%
Princess			40	5	Castle SP +20%	30	+60%	+60%	+100%	+60%	∅	+100%
King			40	5	Castle SP +20%	30	+60%	+60%	+100%	+60%	∅	+100%
Princess Sally			55	5	Income tax	30	+240%	+240%	+220%	+240%	+200%	+220%
Kairobot			50	5	Income tax	30	+220%	+220%	+220%	+220%	+200%	+220%

Equipment

Equipment raises your adventurer's primary stats: HP, Attack, Defense, & Magic.
Equipment can be found/Acquired on the field / in dungeons (in Blue Chests), through using the Cauldron, or obtained from adventurers when they move in (although not a recommended way to obtain them them, as they will not be unlocked for other adventurers to use).

Weapons

The only equipment to increase Attack / Magic stats.

Weapons

Ic on	Name	Attack	Magic	Price (G)	Acquired
	Great Sword	70	52	9,600	Sam Ganges moves in
	Demon Axe	63	80	9,240	Cauldron
	Holy Trident	61	63	8,700	Blue Chest
	Fire Blade	60	48	8,400	Harly Potler moves in
	Fiery Rod	34	90	6,600	Cauldron
	Fire Arrow	53	44	6,600	Cauldron
	Fairy Arrow	39	38	6,000	Blue Chest
	Bamboo Spear	46	∅	5,520	Masque Mann moves in
	Great Axe	48	18	5,400	Stumblemore moves in
	Lightning Spear	36	31	4,800	Cauldron
	Holy Staff	25	61	4,800	Blue Chest
	Atomic Blade	42	23	4,440	Blue Chest
	Great Arrow	26	16	4,200	Blue Chest
	Ice Lance	24	17	3,600	Cauldron
	Magic Rod	17	40	3,600	Blue Chest
	Merc Axe	35	10	3,600	Blue Chest
	Ice Sword	29	27	3,450	Cauldron
	Ice Arrow	16	14	3,300	Cauldron
	Slasher	19	∅	3,000	Blue Chest
	Morning Rod	9	25	3,000	Blue Chest
	Slash Blade	18	∅	2,850	Donkey Hotty moves in
	Fire Axe	21	15	2,700	Cauldron
	Golden Bow	11	∅	2,400	Blue Chest
	Golden Axe	14	∅	2,400	Blue Chest
	Golden Sword	11	∅	1,950	Blue Chest
	Fir Staff	7	17	1,800	Blue Chest
	White Lance	14	3	1,800	Blue Chest
	Wooden Bow	7	∅	1,320	Blue Chest
	Iron Axe	10	∅	1,200	Blue Chest
	Sharp Spear	9	∅	1,140	Blue Chest
	Iron Sword	8	∅	1,020	Initially Available
	Wooden Staff	4	8	720	Blue Chest
	Dagger	5	∅	600	Initially Available

Armor 1

Has high HP and Defense values.

Armor (1)

Ic on	Name	HP	Defense	Price (G)	Obtained
	Hero Armor	52	52	9,600	Cauldron
	Holy Armor	44	44	8,000	Blue Chest
	?????				Blue Chest
	Golden Armor	25	32	6,800	Blue Chest
	Black Suit	25	24	6,400	May Akiba moves in
	Silver Armor	22	22	6,000	Blue Chest
	Combat Garb	21	20	5,600	Blue Chest
	Priest Robe	20	16	4,000	Chung Lailai moves in
	Knight Armor	16	20	3,600	Blue Chest
	Nice Overalls	16	15	3,400	Blue Chest
	Doctor Suit	12	12	2,200	Blue Chest
	Trader Clothes	12	11	2,000	Blue Chest
	Kung Fu Garb	6	8	1,600	Blue Chest
	Bronze Armor	6	7	1,500	Blue Chest
	Monk Robe	6	6	1,400	Blue Chest
	Overalls	3	6	1,200	Blue Chest
	Nomad Clothes	3	3	800	Initially Available

Armor 2

While not as powerful as a piece of "Armor 1", there are two different types to choose from; Helmets and Shields.

Helmets

Helmets focus more on providing HP than Defense, which is primarily useful for new / weak Adventurers in your party.

Helmets

Ic on	Name	HP	Defense	Price (G)	Obtained
	Hero Crown	34	20	8,800	Cauldron
	Ultra Gold Helm	30	20	8,400	Blue Chest
	Cursed Hat	27	14	8,000	Cauldron
	Golden Helm	26	17	7,800	Blue Chest
	Battle Hood	24	16	7,400	Blue Chest
	Priest Hat	26	10	7,200	Blue Chest
	Lucky Circlet	22	11	6,400	Cauldron
	Silver Helm	18	12	5,600	Blue Chest
	Knight Helm	15	10	4,000	Blue Chest
	Viking Hood	12	8	3,600	Blue Chest
	Desert Bandana	12	7	3,400	Blue Chest
	Magic Hat	9	5	2,400	Cauldron
	Monk Hat	9	3	1,800	Blue Chest
	Golden Circlet	7	4	1,600	Blue Chest
	Bronze Helm	6	4	1,400	Blue Chest
	Sea Bandana	4	2	1,200	Blue Chest
	Old Helm	3	2	800	Blue Chest
	Leather Cap	2	1	640	Initially Available
	Bandana	1	1	480	Blue Chest

Shields

Shields focus more on providing Defense than HP, which allows you to take less over-all damage, and is most useful on units with a higher HP supply available.

Shields

Ic on	Name	HP	Defense	Price (G)	Obtained
	Hero Shield	26	34	9,600	Cauldron
	Golden Counter	22	31	8,700	Cauldron
	Goddess Shield	24	28	7,600	Cauldron
	Atomic Guard	19	28	7,200	Blue Chest
	Golden Shield	16	26	6,400	Angie Jelly moves in
	Priest Shield	14	24	5,800	Blue Chest
	Silver Counter	10	19	4,800	Blue Chest
	Magic Shield	13	16	4,800	Blue Chest
	Light Guard	11	13	3,500	Blue Chest
	Knight Shield	7	11	2,700	Blue Chest
	Monk Shield	8	7	2,200	Blue Chest
	Warrior Shield	7	7	2,000	Blue Chest
	Bronze Shield	4	5	1,200	Blue Chest
	Old Shield	2	3	800	Blue Chest

Accessories

Compared to other equipment, accessories are the most expensive with some of the lowest stats. As such, they should not be a primary concern over other armors.

Accessories

Ic on	Name	HP	Defense	Price (G)	Obtained
	Sapphire Ring	8	9	20,000	Voldy Moore moves in
	Amethyst Ring	6	7	12,000	Blue Chest
	Kairo Medal	11	11	11,100	Blue Chest
	Holy Armlet	10	10	8,000	Blue Chest
	Hero Armlet	8	9	6,600	Cauldron
	Fire Pendant	13	7	6,400	Cauldron
	?????				Blue Chest
	Golden Fauld	2	13	5,600	Blue Chest
	Lucky Pendant	11	3	5,000	Blue Chest
	Snow Pendant	10	3	4,800	Cauldron
	Golden Earrings	6	6	4,800	Blue Chest
	Winged Charm	9	1	4,200	Blue Chest
	Ancient Earrings	4	5	4,000	Gilly Gamesh moves in
	?????				Blue Chest
	Golden Ring	8	3	4,000	Blue Chest
	Lightning Pendant	7	2	3,600	Cauldron
	Knight Armlet	2	6	3,200	Blue Chest
	Atomic Gloves	3	8	3,200	Blue Chest
	Red Gloves	2	5	2,600	Blue Chest
	Heart Pendant	6	2	2,400	User's custom Adventurer moves in
	?????				Blue Chest
	Silver Ring	6	2	2,400	Blue Chest
	Silver Fauld	1	5	2,400	Blue Chest
	Forest Earrings	3	3	2,200	Blue Chest
	Leather Gloves	2	3	1,600	Initially Available
	Raven Charm	6	1	1,600	Blue Chest
	Old Armlet	1	3	1,400	Blue Chest
	Bronze Ring	4	1	1,300	Blue Chest
	Dewdrop Pendant	3	1	1,100	Cauldron
	Normal Pendant	1	1	800	Initially Available

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