Daggerfall:Dungeons

Dungeons are an essential aspect of gameplay in Daggerfall. This page details their features, types, locations, and other relevant information.

Finding DungeonsEdit

At the start of the game, only Common Cemeteries and Privateer's Hold are known to your character and visible on the map; all other dungeons must be discovered. You can discover new dungeon locations in one of three ways:

1. Being informed during quests, which is the most common way.
2. Exploring the wilderness, which can take several days with no guarantee of success.
   • Receiving a message indicating you are close to a dungeon will unlock it for fast travel, and it can be traveled to immediately to locate the entrance more easily.
3. Reading dungeon maps, which can be:
   • Found on the bodies of fallen enemies or as loot in treasure piles;
   • Received as the reward for a completed quest (almost exclusively for the Fighters Guild);
   • Received as a guild promotion reward (see Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood);
   • Occasionally sold at bookstores.

Dungeon FeaturesEdit

Entrance/ExitEdit

The dungeon's entrance/exit seen from within a dungeon

Regardless of their dimensions, all dungeons have only one entrance. Some dungeons, such as castles, have numerous entrances on the surface, but all of these entrances lead to a single entrance/exit inside the dungeon. Sometimes, a dungeon also has more than one exit; if more than one exit exists, you will nevertheless always enter the dungeon at the entrance/exit location. One dungeon with numerous surface entrances and interior exits is Palace Sentinel. The entrance/exit is displayed as a green dot on the dungeon's 2D overview map and as a green tag on the dungeon's 3D detailed map. If other exits exist, they are not visible on the map, and thus can only be found by exploring the dungeon.

CompositionEdit

Schematic of a dungeon consisting of two internal blocks (purple) and several border blocks (orange)

The layouts of all dungeons are hardcoded in the game data and are thus consistent across all copies of the game. Most dungeons were procedurally generated during the game's development, with the exception of the Main Quest dungeons which were all hand-crafted by the developers. While Main Quest dungeons are generally among the largest in the game, non-Main Quest dungeons are often quite large and complex, with many sharing similar interior components due to the limited number of constituent blocks defined in the game data.

Each dungeon consists of up to 32 blocks (defined in BLOCKS.BSA and referenced (per dungeon) in MAPS.BSA) assembled together on a 2D grid. The dungeon's central blocks are connected to all four cardinally adjacent blocks, as each block includes two connecting passages in each of the four cardinal directions. There are thus two types of blocks: internal and border.

Internal blocks

These form the core of the dungeon, where most rooms and corridors are placed. Every internal block has two door openings in each of its four sides, one above the other arranged diagonally. Each door opening is used to link to an adjacent internal block or border block.

Border blocks

These are used when it is necessary to close the side of an internal block. Border blocks are generally composed of a single corridor which connects the two door openings on one side of an adjacent internal block, but they can also consist of an isolated room or set of rooms, and sometimes combine the two formats. Border blocks are used to seal a dungeon's peripheral internal blocks and do not contain any quest objects.

EnemiesEdit

Dungeon blocks contain specific spawn points for enemies you must contend with. The types of enemies that appear in a dungeon are determined by the dungeon type and character level. As an example, the Daggerfall dungeon Ruins of Old Barbona's Place begins in block N0000013, featuring a stone bridge over a grotto to the northwest after entering. The enemies in the upper four corners of this room will always be Giant Scorpions at levels 1 and 2, Centaurs at level 3, Burglars at level 4, and so on. As such, by investigating various dungeons at different character levels, it is possible to identify lucrative opportunities for treasure and skill practice. However, at character level 17+, the game makes no further changes to the types of enemies which spawn in dungeons. Therefore, if a room contains two Daedra Seducers at character level 17, it will continue to contain two Daedra Seducers even at character level 30.

Quest ObjectsEdit

Many quests require you to enter a dungeon and find and possibly kill a quest object within; this can be an item, monster, or NPC. The process of finding a quest object in a dungeon is called dungeon crawling, since the location of a quest object in most dungeons is determined randomly from a list applicable to each dungeon, thus generally requiring a thorough exploration. The only exceptions are quest objects in Main Quest dungeons, which are always found in the same locations in their dungeons.

A treasure pile containing the quest object can be found at every quest object location. A quest object's location will remain the same until the quest is over, so repeatedly exiting and reentering a dungeon will not alter the object's location but will respawn all other monsters and treasure piles.

Quest object locations are always the same in each dungeon block, so if you have explored many dungeons during your adventures, you may remember these locations, thus making exploration slightly easier. You can also use a cheat to teleport to the various quest object locations in a dungeon.

MapsEdit

Standard dungeon automap display, 2D map circle; your position is displayed as a red dot and the exit is displayed as a blue dot (not visible in the screenshot, as the red dot overlaps the blue dot)

Two types of maps may be viewed within a dungeon. The 2D overview map provides an approximate two-dimensional overview of the dungeon's layout, with your location displayed as a red dot. The 3D detailed map displays your location as a red arrow and shows details of explored areas as they are seen through the character's eyes, complete with all textures and other visible features. As you explore larger dungeons, the detailed map may become quite confusing, but you can click on an area of the map to disable display of that area. When you leave a dungeon, all map information is lost; when you reenter the dungeon, the map will again display its initial unexplored state.

Dungeon TypesEdit

See also Enemy Spawn Locations.

Dungeon Type	Possible Encounters
	Animals	Atronachs	Daedra	Humanoids	Lycanthropes	Monsters	Orcs	Undead
Barbarian Stronghold	Giant Bat Rat Spider			Archer Barbarian Rogue Sorceror Warrior	Wereboar Werewolf	Centaur		Ancient Lich Vampire Vampire Ancient
Coven	Giant Bat	Fire Atronach Flesh Atronach Iron Atronach	Daedra Lord Daedra Seducer Fire Daedra Frost Daedra Lesser Daedra	Battlemage Mage Nightblade Sorcerer Spellsword		Harpy Imp Nymph
Crypt	Giant Bat Rat Spider							Ghost Lich Mummy Skeleton Warrior Vampire Vampire Ancient Wraith Zombie
Desecrated Temple	Giant Bat		Daedra Lord Daedra Seducer Fire Daedra Frost Daedra Lesser Daedra	Healer Monk Sorcerer		Dragonling Gargoyle Harpy Imp	Orc Shaman	Mummy Skeleton Warrior Wraith
Dragon's Den	Giant Bat Giant Scorpion Rat Spider		Daedra Lord	Battlemage Burglar Knight Mage Nightblade Sorcerer Thief	Werewolf	Centaur Gargoyle Harpy Nymph		Ancient Lich Vampire
Giant Stronghold	Giant Scorpion Grizzly Bear Rat Sabretooth Tiger		Fire Daedra Frost Daedra Lesser Daedra		Wereboar	Dragonling Giant	Orc Orc Sergeant Orc Shaman Orc Warlord
Harpy Nest	Giant Bat Giant Scorpion Rat Spider		Daedra Lord Daedra Seducer	Burglar Nightblade Rogue Warrior		Harpy	Orc Shaman	Skeleton Warrior Vampire
Human Stronghold	Giant Bat Grizzly Bear Rat			Archer Barbarian Knight Nightblade Rogue Spellsword Warrior		Centaur	Orc Shaman Orc Warlord	Vampire Wraith
Laboratory		Fire Atronach Flesh Atronach Ice Atronach Iron Atronach	Lesser Daedra	Battlemage Mage Sorcerer		Gargoyle Imp		Ancient Lich Lich Zombie
Mine	Giant Bat Grizzly Bear Rat Spider	Ice Atronach Iron Atronach	Fire Daedra	Nightblade Thief Warrior		Giant	Orc Orc Sergeant	Skeleton Warrior Vampire Vampire Ancient
Natural Cave	Giant Bat Giant Scorpion Grizzly Bear Rat Sabretooth Tiger Spider			Barbarian Monk Warrior	Wereboar Werewolf	Dragonling Giant Harpy	Orc Orc Shaman	Ghost Lich
Orc Stronghold	Giant Bat Giant Scorpion Grizzly Bear Rat Sabretooth Tiger Spider		Lesser Daedra			Giant	Orc Orc Sergeant Orc Shaman Orc Warlord	Skeleton Warrior
Prison	Giant Bat Rat Spider	Flesh Atronach Iron Atronach		Assassin Barbarian Bard Burglar Nightblade Thief				Ghost Skeleton Warrior Wraith Zombie
Ruined Castle	Giant Bat Rat Spider			Knight Warrior	Wereboar Werewolf	Giant	Orc Orc Sergeant	Ancient Lich Ghost Lich Skeleton Warrior Vampire Ancient Wraith Zombie
Scorpion Nest (only found in Hammerfell)	Giant Bat Giant Scorpion Rat Spider		Daedra Lord Daedra Seducer Lesser Daedra	Healer Nightblade Thief		Gargoyle Imp		Ghost Skeleton Warrior Wraith Zombie
Spider Nest	Giant Bat Giant Scorpion Rat Spider			Assassin Ranger Rogue Thief		Harpy Spriggan		Ghost Lich Mummy Skeleton Warrior Wraith
Vampire Haunt	Giant Bat Rat Spider			Nightblade	Werewolf			Ghost Mummy Skeleton Warrior Vampire Vampire Ancient Wraith
Volcanic Caves	Giant Bat Giant Scorpion Sabretooth Tiger	Fire Atronach Iron Atronach	Daedra Lord Fire Daedra Lesser Daedra	Barbarian Mage	Wereboar	Giant Harpy Imp		Ancient Lich Ghost Wraith

Dungeon Loot TablesEdit

Loot found in dungeons uses the following loot tables. See also Enemy Loot Tables.

Dungeon Type	Loot Table	Gold	Armor	Weapon	Magic Item	Holy	Book	Misc Monster Ingre	Warm Monster Ingre	Cold Monster Ingre	Misc Ingre1	Misc Ingre2	Warm Plant Ingre	Cold Plant Ingre	Clothes
Harpy Nest	D	1-4	0	0	0	4	0	6	6	6	6	0	6	6	0
Giant Stronghold	F	4-30	50	50	1	0	0	5	5	5	2	3	2	2	0
Crypt, Desecrated Temple, Vampire Haunt	K	1-10	5	5	3	100	5	3	3	3	3	2	3	3	0
Spider Nest, Scorpion Nest	L	1-20	50	50	1	3	0	3	3	3	3	5	0	0	75
Mine, Natural Cave, Volcanic Caves	M	1-15	10	10	1	1	2	1	1	1	2	3	1	1	15
Orc Stronghold, Human Stronghold, Barbarian Stronghold, Prison, Ruined Castle, Cemetery	N	1-80	5	5	1	5	5	5	5	5	5	2	5	5	20
Coven	Q	20-80	10	25	3	0	5	8	8	8	2	3	2	2	35
Dragon's Den	S	50-125	10	10	3	0	5	5	5	5	15	5	5	5	0
Laboratory	U	7-30	10	10	2	10	2	5	5	5	10	2	5	5	0

Dungeon LocationsEdit

Note that Castle Daggerfall, Palace Sentinel, and Castle Wayrest, although constructed as dungeons of the "Human Stronghold" type, are not included as dungeons in the below table, as they are located within their respective cities and do not have distinct map markers.

Region	Barbarian Stronghold	Cemetery	Coven	Crypt	Desecrated Temple	Dragon's Den	Giant Stronghold	Harpy Nest	Human Stronghold	Laboratory	Mine	Natural Cave	Orc Stronghold	Prison	Ruined Castle	Scorpion Nest	Spider Nest	Vampire Haunt	Volcanic Caves
Abibon-Gora	3	9	1	2	7	0	3	11	1	5	2	3	3	2	2	6	1	4	0
Alcaire	3	5	2	1	0	0	5	5	2	4	3	0	0	0	4	0	4	4	0
Alik'r	1	21	3	23	26	3	5	0	6	1	11	14	3	1	12	21	0	1	0
Anticlere	4	48	16	14	13	0	4	4	13	3	7	16	0	4	12	0	3	12	0
Antiphyllos	0	4	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0
Ayasofya	0	15	0	4	1	0	1	9	1	0	1	2	2	5	1	1	2	3	0
Bergama	0	2	1	2	1	0	0	0	0	1	1	1	1	1	0	1	0	1	0
Betony	0	2	2	1	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0
Bhoriane	2	13	4	4	3	0	2	0	2	1	4	3	1	0	3	0	1	2	0
Cybiades	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Daenia	6	14	1	4	4	0	1	0	3	2	4	4	3	4	5	0	1	6	0
Daggerfall	9	72	13	23	0	20	18	2	1	21	0	13	0	21	24	0	9	21	0
Dak'fron	2	4	1	11	7	16	5	4	6	3	11	14	3	7	9	22	2	0	2
Dragontail Mountains	3	48	7	20	1	2	11	3	13	9	85	48	12	1	8	0	5	5	29
Dwynnen	3	21	7	15	19	4	1	2	9	10	0	2	0	13	23	0	6	16	0
Ephesus	3	11	3	2	2	0	2	0	2	2	4	6	4	2	4	7	3	3	3
Gavaudon	2	2	0	1	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	0	0	1	1	0
Glenpoint	0	29	11	16	13	0	2	0	4	16	3	6	0	3	8	0	1	29	0
Glenumbra Moors	2	8	2	1	4	0	2	0	2	2	0	2	0	3	2	0	5	2	0
High Rock sea coast	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Ilessan Hills	12	42	18	16	14	0	14	0	12	10	2	12	5	13	18	0	18	11	0
Isle of Balfiera	0	11	1	7	8	0	0	6	0	0	0	2	0	0	8	0	1	3	2
Kairou	0	3	1	3	1	0	1	6	0	1	3	1	1	3	1	2	3	1	0
Kambria	3	17	5	6	2	0	5	0	8	7	7	7	5	9	10	0	3	5	0
Koegria	1	6	2	1	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	4	2	2	0	0	1	2	0
Kozanset	2	1	1	1	0	0	1	0	1	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0
Lainlyn	0	17	5	3	8	0	1	5	8	1	4	2	0	10	2	4	2	1	0
Menevia	1	16	2	3	2	0	1	0	0	1	2	0	2	1	3	0	1	0	0
Mournoth	7	26	4	8	5	0	5	0	3	7	1	4	5	8	3	5	1	2	0
Myrkwasa	3	5	0	2	2	0	4	2	4	3	0	2	0	1	1	3	3	1	0
Northmoor	3	27	10	3	6	0	3	12	2	2	0	0	0	0	5	0	2	4	0
Orsinium Area	0	4	0	4	7	0	0	0	0	0	6	4	24	0	5	0	0	0	4
Phrygias	1	8	0	1	3	0	2	0	3	6	0	2	7	1	5	0	2	0	0
Pothago	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	2	1	2	1	0	1	1	0	0	0	0	0
Santaki	0	7	0	1	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	1	1	1	2	0	0	0
Satakalaam	3	10	2	1	0	0	2	0	1	1	3	5	0	3	1	5	3	0	0
Sentinel	0	15	12	2	8	0	0	6	1	7	6	20	0	4	11	11	0	7	0
Shalgora	2	3	5	4	5	0	2	0	3	4	5	4	2	1	3	0	4	5	0
Tigonus	4	10	3	4	4	0	2	12	4	2	5	5	5	2	1	11	4	5	0
Totambu	10	23	11	16	24	0	19	0	16	14	11	8	21	6	18	14	16	12	0
Tulune	1	8	2	3	2	0	0	1	4	4	0	0	0	3	4	0	4	2	0
Urvaius	3	11	1	1	6	0	2	0	6	1	3	4	7	6	8	0	2	3	0
Wayrest	3	40	19	6	16	0	5	7	7	9	14	4	12	10	16	0	3	14	1
Wrothgarian Mountains	15	114	7	25	3	4	22	4	0	16	175	127	66	3	13	0	11	25	55
Ykalon	10	22	6	7	5	0	8	0	6	10	3	14	6	5	11	0	16	8	0
Total	127	774	192	273	236	49	163	104	158	190	387	366	206	161	265	115	144	223	96
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Dungeon MessagesEdit

Upon nearing a dungeon location or when you exit a dungeon, you will see these possible messages which indicate the dungeon's type.

Note: These messages are only displayed for 2-3 seconds, making them difficult to read.

Dungeon Type	Messages
Barbarian Stronghold	A horse neighs in the distance.	A sign warns "Trespassers Beware".	An owl hoots softly nearby.	Someone's been this way recently.	You pass a smoldering campfire.	You smell woodsmoke.
Cemetery/Forgotten Cemetery	A crow caws in the distanct [sic].	A low, ghostly moan shivers by.	Wagon ruts lead off a ways.	White flowers litter the path.	You smell fresh turned earth.	You smell of freshly buried dead.
Coven	A rune is scratched in the dirt.	Blood soaks the earth here.	You feel a vague sense of unease.	You feel you are being watched.	You pass a trampled circle in the dirt.	You see movement in the underbrush.
Crypt	A ghostly wail shatters the silence.	An open grave yawns in your path.	Broken potsherds crunch underfoot.	You hear a distant unearthly moan.	You notice a rank odor.	You stumble over a fallen headstone.
Desecrated Temple	A headless statue lies in the dust.	A shattered statue rests here.	Blocks of marble lie nearby.	Vines cover jumbled stones here.	You pass a row of fallen columns.	You pass a toppled column.
Dragon's Den	It is definitely getting warmer.	Scorched bones are everywhere.	The air seems warmer here.	The ground is blackened by fire.	The trees here are charred by fire.	You pass a charred skeleton.
Giant Stronghold	A huge bonfire smolders nearby.	Footprints are everywhere. BIG footprints.	Gnawed bones litter the ground.	Huge footprints cross your path.	Smoke rises in the distance.	You pass several uprooted trees.
Harpy Nest	Harpy droppings foul the ground.	Harpy feathers are everywhere.	Large feathers lie scattered about.	The scent of carrion hangs in the air.	You almost gag on a foul stench.	You step over a half-eaten carcass.
Human Stronghold	A bird calls nearby.	Horses passed this way recently.	Someone's cleared the underbrush here.	The area looks inhabited.	You cross a well-trod path.	You pass a stack of firewood.
Laboratory	A green haze makes your eyes burn.	The ground here vibrates faintly.	The ground vibrates underfoot.	You notice a strong acrid odor.	You notice an acrid odor.	Your eyes suddenly sting.
Mine	A deep pit almost blocks your path.	Deep ruts score the ground here.	Piles of dirt are everywhere.	You clamber over piles of gravel.	You detour around a gaping pit.	You pass a heap of rising shovels.
Natural Cave	A dank breeze ruffles your hair.	A spring bubbles from the ground.	A stream gurgles nearby.	That almost looked like a path.	That looks like a path.	The air seems cooler here.
Orc Stronghold	A harsh yell brings you up short.	Orcs have trampled the ground here.	Orc tracks cover the ground.	Was that an Orcish sigil?	You notice orc tracks.	You smell orcs. Definitely orcs.
Prison	A bell tolls in the distance.	A bell tolls nearby.	A despairing cry rings out.	A rotting corpse hangs from a tree.	Is that smoke in the distance?	You trip over a broken Manacle.
Ruined Castle	A loose paving stone nearly trips you.	Paving stones ring underfoot.	The path is flanked by toppled masonry.	Vines cover piles of rubble.	You pass a low stone wall.	You pass overgrown fields.
Scorpion Nest	A loud rustling startles you.	Scorpion tracks crisscross the area.	Something's been digging in the sand.	Those look like scorpion tracks.	What's the rustling sound?	You pass a shallow sandy pit.
Spider Nest	Even the insects have fallen silent.	Hmm, no mosquitoes.	Large spiders scuttle from your path.	Spider webs hang from trees.	You brush aside huge cobwebs.	You push through a huge spiderweb.
Vampire Haunt	A flock of ravens pass slowly overhead.	A huge bat flaps slowly overhead.	A strange silence envelopes you.	A wolf howls not far away.	Dry bones are littered everywhere.	The air is still and oppressive.
Volcanic Caves	A hot spring bubbles nearby.	A path winds off among the boulders.	Everything here is covered in ash.	Steam rises from cracks in the earth.	Stone outcroppings dot the area.	You pass several lava boulders.

Dungeon Block DetailsEdit

Most blocks defined in BLOCKS.BSA appear to be defined in four variations: three dry (denoted by N in the game data) and one flooded (denoted by W in the game data). One block (the double moats) has only two (flooded) variations, as the moats are never dry. Three blocks (the stone arch bridge grotto, the tower of crossroads, and the checkerboard cellar room) never flood; they have only the usual three dry variations.

Note that the gaps in IDs for the special Main Quest blocks are correct; none are missing from the table. The special blocks usually provide unique settings for the dungeon entrance and quest object location, with the rest of the dungeon interior drawn from stock blocks in b*.rdb, n*.rdb, and w*.rdb. Some Main Quest dungeons, including Privateer's Hold, Scourg Burrow, and Shedungent, rework common settings with different treasure drops/enemies.

RDB (Block ID)	Description
(Special) Main Quest Blocks
S0000000…006	Mantellan Crux
S0000020…022	Stronghold of Orsinium
S0000040…043	Palace Sentinel
S0000060…071	Shedungent
S0000080…082	Castle Wayrest
S0000100…101	Woodborne Hall
S0000120…121	Castle Llugwych
S0000140…141	Lysandus' Tomb
S0000160…161	Castle Daggerfall
S0000180…181	Direnni Tower
S0000200…205	Scourg Barrow
S0000999	Privateer's Hold
Mausoleum Blocks
M0000000…008	Cemetery
Border Blocks
B0000000…014	Border blocks
(Normal) Dry Blocks
N0000000	Big stairs
N0000001	Big stairs
N0000002	Big stairs with red brick teleporter, blocking statue
N0000003	Hollow pyramid, short lever opens trapdoor teleport
N0000004	Hollow pyramid, turnwheel in upper mini-maze, skull fountain teleport
N0000005	Hollow pyramid, trapdoor over teleport exit
N0000006	Two towers with catwalks
N0000007	Two towers with catwalks
N0000008	Two towers with catwalks
N0000009	Caves, arched ramp grotto
N0000010	Caves, arched ramp grotto, treasure pile moves stone
N0000011	Caves, arched ramp grotto
N0000012	The stone arch bridge grotto
N0000013	The stone arch bridge grotto
N0000014	The stone arch bridge grotto, root teleporters
N0000015	Wooden suspension bridge grotto, torch moves wall
N0000016	Wooden suspension bridge grotto, opened wall
N0000017	Wooden suspension bridge grotto, torch moves wall, teleporter
N0000018	Room of tapestries, small surroundings, teleporting treasure pile/brazier
N0000019	Room of tapestries, large surroundings, brazier teleporter
N0000020	Room of tapestries, large surroundings, brazier teleporter
N0000021	Flying J: no unlocking brazier in the rafters
N0000022	Flying J with unlocking brazier in the rafters
N0000023	Flying J with unlocking brazier in the rafters
N0000024	Royal audience hall, stone catwalk
N0000025	Royal audience hall, stone catwalk
N0000026	Royal audience hall, stone catwalk
N0000027	Skull teleporter scenario
N0000028	Skull teleporter scenario
N0000029	Skull teleporter scenario
N0000030	Caves, stone in crossroad
N0000031	Caves, stone in crossroad
N0000032	Caves, stone in crossroad
N0000033	Basement eight-door room
N0000034	Basement eight-door room
N0000035	Basement eight-door room
N0000036	Red brick teleporter maze
N0000037	Red brick teleporter maze
N0000038	Red brick teleporter maze
N0000039	The tower of crossroads
N0000040	The tower of crossroads
N0000041	The tower of crossroads
N0000042	The cellar 12-columned/checkerboard room
N0000043	The cellar 12-columned/checkerboard room
N0000044	The cellar 12-columned/checkerboard room
N0000045	One floor meander, (magic) locked room in basement, often with 3 levers
N0000046	One floor meander, (magic) locked room in basement, often with 3 levers
N0000047	One floor meander, (magic) locked room in basement, often with 3 levers
N0000048	Long attic zigzag, foe inside packing crate
N0000049	Long attic zigzag, foe inside packing crate
N0000050	Long attic zigzag, foe inside packing crate
N0000051	Attic eight-door room/three-floor elevator
N0000052	Attic eight-door room/three-floor elevator
N0000053	Attic eight-door room/three-floor elevator
N0000054	Caged doorway
N0000055	Caged doorway
N0000056	Caged doorway
N0000057	Flying H, zigzag shaft
N0000058	Flying H, zigzag shaft
N0000059	Flying H, zigzag shaft
N0000060	Three U's, short elevator shaft in rafters
N0000061	Three U's, short elevator shaft in rafters
N0000062	Three U's, short elevator shaft in rafters
N0000063	Flying Y: stem is a ramp leading down
N0000064	Flying Y: stem is a ramp leading down
N0000065	Flying Y: stem is a ramp leading down
N0000066	Double spirals
N0000067	Double spirals
N0000068	Double spirals
N0000069	Y in the rafters
N0000070	Y in the rafters
N0000071	Y in the rafters
N0000072	Rafter windowed corridors
N0000073	Rafter windowed corridors
N0000074	Rafter windowed corridors
N0000075	Rafter circle of rooms
N0000076	Rafter circle of rooms
N0000077	Rafter circle of rooms
N0000078	X/H ground floor
N0000079	X/H ground floor
N0000080	X/H ground floor
N0000081	Pig sty
N0000082	Pig sty
N0000083	Pig sty
N0000084	Spaghetti maze
N0000085	Spaghetti maze
N0000086	Spaghetti maze
N0000087	Double ovals (gray stone sewers)
N0000088	Double ovals (gray stone sewers)
N0000089	Double ovals (gray stone sewers)
N0000090	Big barn
N0000091	Big barn
N0000092	Big barn
(Wet) Flooded Blocks
W0000000	Flooded caves, stone in crossroad
W0000001	Flooded big stairs
W0000002	Flooded basement eight-door room
W0000003	Flooded hollow pyramid
W0000004	Flooded red brick teleporter maze
W0000005	Flooded two towers
W0000006	The double moats/windowed corridor
W0000007	The double moats/windowed corridor
W0000008	Flooded caves, arched ramp grotto
W0000009	Flooded Y in the rafters
W0000010	Flooded rafter windowed corridors
W0000011	Flooded rafter circle of rooms
W0000012	Flooded X/H ground floor
W0000013	Flooded royal audience hall, stone catwalk
W0000014	Flooded flying H, zigzag shaft
W0000015	Flooded three U's, short elevator shaft in rafters
W0000016	Flooded flying Y: stem is a ramp leading down
W0000017	Flooded double spirals
W0000018	Flooded flying J
W0000019	Flooded long attic zigzag
W0000020	Flooded attic eight-door room/three-floor elevator
W0000021	Flooded caged door
W0000022	Flooded pig sty
W0000023	Flooded wooden suspension bridge grotto
W0000024	Flooded one floor meander
W0000025	Flooded room of tapestries
W0000026	Flooded skull teleporter scenario
W0000027	Flooded spaghetti maze
W0000028	Flooded double ovals
W0000029	Flooded big barn

Dungeon Exterior LayoutsEdit

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