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The '''Dungeons of Doom''' is the name given to the first half of the [[Mazes of Menace]]. They are 25 to 29 levels deep. It is here that most players meet their deaths, typically due to [[YASD]]. It also contains all [[store]]s, and the vast majority of optional branches, including [[Sokoban]], the [[Gnomish Mines]], the [[Oracle]], and [[Medusa]].  Consult the diagram in the article on the [[Mazes of Menace]] for a schematic showing the locations of branches and special levels.
 
The '''Dungeons of Doom''' is the name given to the first half of the [[Mazes of Menace]]. They are 25 to 29 levels deep. It is here that most players meet their deaths, typically due to [[YASD]]. It also contains all [[store]]s, and the vast majority of optional branches, including [[Sokoban]], the [[Gnomish Mines]], the [[Oracle]], and [[Medusa]].  Consult the diagram in the article on the [[Mazes of Menace]] for a schematic showing the locations of branches and special levels.
  
The player starts on the first floor of the Dungeons and has to work his/her way down. Upon retrieving the [[Amulet of Yendor]], they must then retreat through [[Gehennom]], return to the first floor after performing the necessary ritual, and climb the stairs to the [[Plane of Earth]].
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The player starts on the first floor of the Dungeons of Doom and has to work their way down, eventually passing below the [[Castle]] into [[Gehennom]]. After retrieving the [[Amulet of Yendor]] from Gehennom, they must then return to the first floor, and climb the stairs to enter the [[Planes]].
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Latest revision as of 21:39, 4 July 2020

The Dungeons of Doom is the name given to the first half of the Mazes of Menace. They are 25 to 29 levels deep. It is here that most players meet their deaths, typically due to YASD. It also contains all stores, and the vast majority of optional branches, including Sokoban, the Gnomish Mines, the Oracle, and Medusa. Consult the diagram in the article on the Mazes of Menace for a schematic showing the locations of branches and special levels.

The player starts on the first floor of the Dungeons of Doom and has to work their way down, eventually passing below the Castle into Gehennom. After retrieving the Amulet of Yendor from Gehennom, they must then return to the first floor, and climb the stairs to enter the Planes.