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− | + | In ''[[NetHack]]'', '''branches''' are paths you can take within the [[Mazes of Menace]] that will lead you to various useful (and often optional) rewards. They are not to be confused with [[special level]]s, though most branches contain them - the [[Big Room]] is a special level, but it is not a branch in the dungeon. | |
Below is a list of dungeon branches: | Below is a list of dungeon branches: | ||
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− | + | * The [[Dungeons of Doom]], which contains the following dead-end branches: | |
+ | ** The [[Gnomish Mines]], which is eight or nine levels deep | ||
+ | ** [[Sokoban]], which is always four levels high | ||
+ | ** The [[Quest]], which is 5-7 levels deep and contains your role's [[quest artifact]] as well as the [[Bell of Opening]]. | ||
+ | ** [[Fort Ludios]], which may be accessible through a [[magic portal]] found in a [[vault]]. | ||
+ | * [[Gehennom]], which contains the following dead-end branch: | ||
+ | **[[Vlad's Tower]], which is always 3 levels high and contains the [[Candelabrum of Invocation]]. Three levels high) | ||
+ | * The [[Endgame]], consisting of the four [[Elemental Planes]] and the [[Astral Plane]]. | ||
− | + | The [[Wizard's Tower]] is not considered a dungeon branch, though it behaves similar to one for purposes of level teleportation. | |
− | == UnNetHack == | + | ==Variants== |
− | [[UnNetHack]] makes some changes to existing branches and adds new ones | + | ===UnNetHack=== |
+ | [[UnNetHack]] makes some changes to existing branches and adds several new ones to the dungeon - see [[UnNetHack#Branch changes|UnNetHack § Branch changes]] for full details. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
− | * [[Eye of the Aethiopica]] | + | * The [[Eye of the Aethiopica]], which can be [[invoked]] to teleport between dungeon branches. |
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[[Category:Dungeon branches]] | [[Category:Dungeon branches]] | ||
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Revision as of 21:06, 16 September 2021
In NetHack, branches are paths you can take within the Mazes of Menace that will lead you to various useful (and often optional) rewards. They are not to be confused with special levels, though most branches contain them - the Big Room is a special level, but it is not a branch in the dungeon.
Below is a list of dungeon branches:
- The Dungeons of Doom, which contains the following dead-end branches:
- The Gnomish Mines, which is eight or nine levels deep
- Sokoban, which is always four levels high
- The Quest, which is 5-7 levels deep and contains your role's quest artifact as well as the Bell of Opening.
- Fort Ludios, which may be accessible through a magic portal found in a vault.
- Gehennom, which contains the following dead-end branch:
- Vlad's Tower, which is always 3 levels high and contains the Candelabrum of Invocation. Three levels high)
- The Endgame, consisting of the four Elemental Planes and the Astral Plane.
The Wizard's Tower is not considered a dungeon branch, though it behaves similar to one for purposes of level teleportation.
Variants
UnNetHack
UnNetHack makes some changes to existing branches and adds several new ones to the dungeon - see UnNetHack § Branch changes for full details.
See also
- The Eye of the Aethiopica, which can be invoked to teleport between dungeon branches.
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