. They'd then attempt to get to the nearest land in order to climb out.There was one level where you had to stealth your way through a hero fortress, waiting for patrols to pass by and quickly dropping imps in to claim tiles and then picking them up before the patrol came back. If you were discovered, it placed the entire fortress on alert and they'd all come to attack you. So you had to keep your area of the dungeon sealed off with locked doors so that your creatures didn't go wandering. There were three uber heroes you had to capture and their patrols all took them across bridges over a large lava lake - once you'd claimed the bridges you could then sell them to dump the good guys in the lava, then rebuild them so the heroes would continue their patrols...and then do it again, thereby avoiding any major combat
. You did have to capture the named heroes alive but that was just a matter of rebuilding the bridge and dropping and imp by the unconscious hero in order to pick him up and take him to the prison (you failed the level if any of them died so you had to have Imprisoning turned on, plus a Torture Chamber in order to convert them). Good fun, anyway .
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I don't think I have it in me to create a game mechanic that will flood rooms, but I am thinking about digging ditches that can be dried out if a certain vault is closed. Then when standing on a pressure plate it will open and create a flood where the ditches are. I want to give a lot of energy to enable the players' creative side, I was thinking about Minecraft.. It can be so easy to give certain building certain properties and let the players' imagination set the limits. What would be really cool is if the dungeon wouldn't have any width and height boundaries, that the player would be able to create a whole network of rooms in his own design.. Have to think a little bit more about that..
