Transcript:Manual (Dungeon Village 2)
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fame and attract adventurers in search of quests. Try to get your town a ★5 rating!
Armor and accessories can be used to boost HP.
Staying at an inn fully restores an adventurer's HP. Adventurers defeated in battle are also taken there to recover. Building one in your town is definitely a good idea!
Adventurers can purchase new weapons, accessories, and armor at stores around town. You can toggle auto-equip on or off in the Settings.
Adventurers may also spend gold at other facilities they use, which will sometimes boost their stats. If the quality of these facilities is high enough, they can also boost adventurers' Satisfaction.
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▼Dungeon Village 2
This is a town development simulation set in a fantasy world of swords and sorcery. Help visiting adventurers grow stronger while developing your town.How to Play 2/41
▼Game Flow
Develop your town's facilities to increase your fame and attract adventurers in search of quests. Try to get your town a ★5 rating!How to Play 3/41
▼Adventurers
Adventurers will visit your town to prepare for fighting monsters. They will eventually move on, but in some cases they will decide to stay permanently in their ownhouse.How to Play 4/41
▼Adventurer Stats 1
HP: Goes down when an adventurer takes damage. If it reaches 0, the adventurer falls unconscious. Armor and accessories can be used to boost HP.
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▼Adventurer Stats 2
Attack: The higher this stat, the more physical damage the adventurer can deal to monsters. Boosted by weapons.How to Play 6/41
▼Adventurer Stats 3
Defense: Reduces damage taken from monsters. Boosted by armor and accessories.How to Play 7/41
▼Adventurer Stats 4
Magic: Affects the power of magical attacks. Boosted by staff-type weapons.How to Play 8/41
▼Adventurer Base Stats
Health: Affects HPStrength: Affects Attack
Dexterity: Affects number of attacks
Toughness: Affects Defense
Spirit: Affects Magic
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▼Abnormal Status Effects
Burn: Increases damage takenFreeze: Prevents movement (temp)
Paralysis: Can prevent movement
Poison: Inflicts damage over time
Confusion: Can prevent movement
Sleep: Prevents movement (temp)
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▼Satisfaction
Using high-quality facilities or being gifted items increases adventurers' Satisfaction with your town. The higher their Satisfaction, the more likely they are to settle in your town.How to Play 11/41
▼Work
Increasing an adventurer's Work value will also boost their base stats. This will help them defeat more monsters and contribute to the development of the town.How to Play 12/41
▼Auras
Adventurers will sometimes get powered up by a special aura, boosting their Attack, Defense, and number of attacks. Auras are more likely to be triggered when an adventurer has a high Work stat.How to Play 13/41
▼Moving In
Adventurers may want to settle in your town once their Satisfaction reaches a certain level. Select "Vacant House" from the Build menu to build a house for them to move into.How to Play 14/41
▼Taxes
Adventurers with homes in town will pay taxes once a year. The more monsters they defeated, the more they will pay you.How to Play 15/41
▼Gifts
Giving adventurers items or equipment will improve their Satisfaction and Work stats. Gifts like this can play a major part in developing your town.How to Play 16/41
▼Changing Jobs
Town Points can be used to change adventurers' jobs after they have mastered their current occupations. All their stats will be carried over, so the more they switch jobs, the stronger they'll get.How to Play 17/41
▼Facilities 1
InnStaying at an inn fully restores an adventurer's HP. Adventurers defeated in battle are also taken there to recover. Building one in your town is definitely a good idea!
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▼Facilities 2
StoresAdventurers can purchase new weapons, accessories, and armor at stores around town. You can toggle auto-equip on or off in the Settings.
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▼Facilities 3
Other FacilitiesAdventurers may also spend gold at other facilities they use, which will sometimes boost their stats. If the quality of these facilities is high enough, they can also boost adventurers' Satisfaction.
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▼Upgrading Facilities
Upgrade items can be used to boost a facility's price, quality, and appeal. Facilities with higher appeal will get used more often.How to Play 21/41
▼Town Points
You will receive Town Points each month based on the number of monsters your adventurers defeat. These can be used to change jobs, purchase facilities, hold events, and more.How to Play 22/41
▼Diamond Points
Diamond Points can be used to purchase rare items and equipment, or exchanged for gold at store. You can find them on dungeon expeditions if you're lucky.How to Play 23/41
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