New Dungeons

• Tatsigi wrote on 2010-12-01 03:38
  Who else here thinks it would be awesome to implement a bunch of dungeons in iria to fill in all the empty place. Honestly, iria is dead.... Also if these new dungeons were somewhat challenging and required teamwork, then that would add a whole new play-style to the game. These dungeons could also give exp comparable to that of shadow missions. Here is an example.
  
  Uruga Dungeon
  

  
  
  • A dungeon located deep in the Cor forest.
    
  • It would be a shadow dungeon (mixture of shadow mission and dungeon)
    
  • It would have difficulties like a shadow mission, but unlike shadow missions, every difficulty would have different fomors
    
  • It would not be like Rath Castle missions, and it would be set up like Uladh dungeons with a different layout every time and not being able to see the whole map.
    
  • Requires at least 3 people to enter the dungeon (like what pass dungeons and Peaca does)
    
  • Has a time limit like shadow missions
    

  
  
  The monsters would be as followed
  
  Shadow Goblin Archers - Similar to hobgoblin archers but with more HP/Def/Prot and they possess normal range and magnum (they are also not retarded like some fomors we know and will switch to fist when needed).
  
  Shadow Goblin Hunters - Super buffed up version of the Shadow Goblin Archer. These also possess AR,Crash Shot, Mirage Missle, and Support shot.
  
  Shadow Goblin Grenaders - Similar to the metal skeleton bomb squad. They explode upon dying. Best to be killed with magic or range
  
  Shadow Goblin Mage - Similar to hobgoblins except they use all the bolt spells. Also they can 2 hit + blaze for high but not insane damage. Around 200ish maybe? High Magic Defense
  
  Shadow Goblin Fighter - These are like the hobgoblins that jump onto your raft except they wield a mace and shield. They can use the skills: defense, smash, charge, counter, windmill.
  
  Shadow Goblin Tanker - A Giant hobgoblin. With stats comparable to that of shadow warriors in tail shadow missions. They possess the skills: Defense, Counter, Windguard, Goblin Taunt (makes us unable to hit any monster besides him for...30secs maybe?).
  
  Shadow Goblins Swordsman - Similar to the boss of the Maize FH Dungeon.
  
  Shadow Goblin Cleric - A hobgoblin that tries to stay out of harms way and just spams a fomor version of party heal that heals 20% of all fomor's hp in the room. Can also use normal heal on itself while being attacked, making it a pain to kill.
  
  Different combinations of these monsters will spawn. Usually 1-2 spawns per room. Here is an example:
  
  1 Tanker, 2 Mages, 2 Fighters, 1 Archers, 1Healer, 1 Hunter, 1 Swordsman.
  
  How The Dungeon Would Work
  Your party of 3-8 would go into the dungeon and the first floor would be similar to a normal dungeon with orbs and chest. With a random layout like a normal dungeon. The second floor gets interesting. After 3 normal room, the three portals appear, like the portal that appears in Fomor Attack Shadow Mission. Once you choose your portal you can't go back. Each portal leads to three different paths that have to be defeated. The boss will not appear until all the monsters on each of the paths have been defeated. When you group passes your path you will be teleported to one of the other paths that are unfinished. After each one of the paths are finished, you sent into the boss room to fight....umm...Shadow Gobzilla (idk lol). After you defeat him, you will recieve a completion bonus just like a shadow missions not to mention the high amount of mob exp.
  
  Not only would this just fill the empty space in Iria, i believe it will also promote more teamwork and cooperation on Mabi. Parties will have to strategize to take out the healer and tanker while keeping the other damage dealing monsters under control. Also the splitting on the second floor would hopefully make the party divide and plan the division by each characters strong and weak points.
  
  Yup, thats just my idea of that they should do :awesome:
• EndlessDreams wrote on 2010-12-01 03:41
  I thought G13 will implement a bunch of new dungeons elsewhere to distract people from the empty Iria?
• protoman206 wrote on 2010-12-01 03:46
  Sounds fun
  
  Shadow Goblin Hunters- with AR :O
• Finnea wrote on 2010-12-01 03:46

  Quote from EndlessDreams;233860:

  I thought G13 will implement a bunch of new dungeons elsewhere to distract people from the empty Iria?

  
  
  o.o Just one.
• Moppy wrote on 2010-12-01 03:49
  I always thought Zardine needed a lava dungeon, which I think would stylistically look awesome.
• gentrone wrote on 2010-12-01 03:52
  Haha that idea sounds delicious! Also, I lol'd after reading this
  
  

  you sent into the boss room to fight....umm...Shadow Gobzilla (idk lol)

• Zid wrote on 2010-12-01 04:24
  Time limit?
  
  Might as well do a scoring system based on how well the dungeon run was. And base rewards off of that.
• Kaeporo wrote on 2010-12-01 04:39
  1. They need to build a city in Solea, complete with new quests and mining locations. The city would become highly dangerous at night (the NPCs seeking refuge indoors), while promoting life skill progression during the daytime.
  
  2. Add a PVP minigame to the Pantay swamp. Once a day, players can compete against each other for prizes in a dangerous underground maze filled with traps and impossibly dangerous enemies. Health recovery, demigod, hide and play dead would be impossible. Upon reaching the staging area, faster players can prepare for combat while the health of players outside the staging area quickly drains to zero. The victor is declared when only a single player remains. Gold, experience and unique items offered as possible rewards.
  
  3. Add an outpost and a team-based PVE minigame in the Cenae Meadow. Groups of players must work together to protect a moving caravan from wildlife as it transports goods from one location to the next. The caravan has a limited amount of health. Similar to the rafting system, as the caravan is attacked the number of available stars decreases to zero. Successful groups will find themselves rewarded with a bit of exploration experience and a share of the profits. Maximum health at the final destination would reward players with 5.5k exploration experience, finest leathers/braids/enchants, as well as 120,000 gold per player.
  
  4. Increase the amount of experience aquired from killing Iria monsters (Excludes Mongooses/Desert Bears.)
  
  5. Increase the amount of experience and exploration experience aquired from completion of exploration quests as well as Iria Dungeons.
  
  6. Implement the dungeon of the day (DOD). Each day in Mabinogi, a single dungeon will be randomly selected to provide greater experience from killing monsters found inside the dungeon. The more popular dungeons (Ciar, Rundal, etc) would receive a smaller boost.
  
  A few ideas. Perhaps i'll edit this post later and add some more.
• Bankai231 wrote on 2010-12-01 20:33
  I thought they were adding like barri int and rabbie int and everything. It said it on the wiki but you know thats wrong sometimes. :/
• Cannibal wrote on 2010-12-01 20:36
  Yeah, I don't trust the wiki too much with future content.
  
  It'd be really nice to see more in Iria, though. I liked the lava dungeon idea.
• Bankai231 wrote on 2010-12-01 21:43
  Dungeon of the week sounds nice. Would like more dungeons/cooler monsters in Iria. Like a field boss that acts like a spawn. Kinda like Prison ghosts but super buffed and give good drops. Spawn like every hour or so.
• pkMaster wrote on 2010-12-01 22:10
  You know what I think would be cool? Having a timed dungeon where the goal of the dungeon is to defeat as many monsters as you can within a set time limit. As you progress through the dungeon, the monsters get harder and tougher. And once you hit the time limit, one of two things could happen.
  
  

  
  
  • All the monsters in the current room are desummoned and you get a chance to fight a random boss (in the next room) depending on how many monsters you defeated. Bosses get harder the more monsters you defeat. Then after defeating the boss, you can go to the reward room and claim your prize.
    
  • The player is teleported straight to the end chest and the reward they get changes based on how well they did in the dungeon.
    

  
  
  A couple additional things that would make this dungeon more interesting:
  
  

  
  
  • The will be no goddess status in this dungeon and you will not be able to use Nao to rez in spot (similar to Albey), so your party loses their right to earn any prizes if everyone dies
    
  • All the monsters will spawn upon opening the chest in a room, hitting an orb or through whatever mechanism that spawns to generate the mobs. This will give party members time to heal their party members and set up any prep work needed for the next wave of monsters
    
  • The monster spawns are completely random, so with the general trend of progression in mind, the monsters you fight will become increasingly difficult as you progress. However, the monster you fight can come from anywhere including foxes, wolves, bears, sprites, werewolves, goblins, skeletons, nightmare humanoids and whatever monster that can come from a, well anywhere. This also means that each wave of monsters will different every time you do this mission, adding a little bit variability to this dungeon.
    
  • A counter on the top of your screen will keep track of how much experience you've earned from monsters you've defeated and how many rooms you've cleared out. These two values will then be combined at the end to determine what prize you've won. This will give you the chance to skip rooms if you wish to (for orb spawning rooms), but at the expense of missing out on monsters you've killed
    
  • The dungeon may also keep track of the player's overall success in the dungeon so that it can introduce harder monsters without overwhelming the participants.
    
  • There will be no corridors going from one room to the next, so you can't get lost during the run and it helps you place more focus on fighting rather than wandering around aimlessly.
    

  
  
  I'd sooooooo love having this in Mabi. Don't you guys agree?
  :thumb:
• CriticalPhail wrote on 2010-12-02 04:12
  I'd like a dungeon that would serve as a more interesting way into Falias.
  
  It wouldn't be any different from your standard dungeon, but it would take place from a ground level and rise more steadily into the sky, like a really high tower, and the floors would go upward instead of downward, with spawns being more celestial-type enemies, guards of Falias preventing entry from intruders.
• Spellcard wrote on 2010-12-03 04:42
  I would like to see a dungeon where your teammates have to divide up into different rooms. A time dungeon, ne large floor leading to many other rooms. Making the players in the dungeon collect items across the dungeon in order to open the boss room. Along the way to open the boss door, the halls are filled with monsters with extreme aggro, making it more of a challenge to get to the boss. An extra thing for players, the longer they take the bigger the reward is, but as it takes longer and longer more monsters appear and become stronger.
• Xemnas wrote on 2010-12-03 05:11
  Hey wasn't this thread posted before with the exact same posts?