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Siddharth1: /* Plateau of Fate */

2016-07-19T03:54:52Z

Plateau of Fate

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	===Plateau of Fate===		===Plateau of Fate===
	This is actually just a giant, open, windswept vista that appears to stretch out forever in all directions. There are no monsters here, only a single structure appearing as an outdoor temple. Upon an altar in this temple, the player will find some sort of ludicrously powerful, game-breakingly awesome weapon. ~~Its~~ fitting, since to get here you've already defeated the most powerful monsters in the game.		This is actually just a giant, open, windswept vista that appears to stretch out forever in all directions. There are no monsters here, only a single structure appearing as an outdoor temple. Upon an altar in this temple, the player will find some sort of ludicrously powerful, game-breakingly awesome weapon. It's fitting, since to get here you've already defeated the most powerful monsters in the game.

	[[Category:Mountains and Valleys]]		[[Category:Mountains and Valleys]]

Siddharth1: /* Wayne's Tower */

2016-07-19T03:54:25Z

Wayne's Tower

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	This is it. This is the final area. To reach Wayne and the princess, you must fight your way through a tower full of Wayne's minions. These aren't robots for a change, and the tower actually looks like an office building on the inside. Each level is a sort of semi-mze the player must fight their way through to reach the next set of stairs. Each level needn't be cleared. Every three levels an elevator can be unlocked which goes back to the bottom of the tower.		This is it. This is the final area. To reach Wayne and the princess, you must fight your way through a tower full of Wayne's minions. These aren't robots for a change, and the tower actually looks like an office building on the inside. Each level is a sort of semi-mze the player must fight their way through to reach the next set of stairs. Each level needn't be cleared. Every three levels an elevator can be unlocked which goes back to the bottom of the tower.

	The tower has fifteen levels in all, making it a sort of reverse-~~diablo~~ scenario. On the sixteenth level you will find Wayne and Ashlynne. Surprisingly, you can actually rescue Ashlynne basically by talking Wayne into letting her go. Killing him is optional. He's worth a lot of XP and some good items, but its not necessary to the plot.		The tower has fifteen levels in all, making it a sort of reverse-''Diablo'' scenario. On the sixteenth level you will find Wayne and Ashlynne. Surprisingly, you can actually rescue Ashlynne basically by talking Wayne into letting her go. Killing him is optional. He's worth a lot of XP and some good items, but its not necessary to the plot.

	==Post-Game Quest==		==Post-Game Quest==

Siddharth1: /* Wayne Manor */

2016-07-19T03:53:49Z

Wayne Manor

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	====Wayne Manor====		====Wayne Manor====
	The manor can be accessed either through the mine or from the park. It's basically Wayne’s house. Unlike the rest of the place which is full of clutter and garbage and rust, the manor is pristine, spotless. It is ~~roomed~~ by robot butlers and maids, all of whom are ~~retardly~~ easy to kill. The boss is a giant Big-O knockoff called The W. Killing The W will give you access to some good items you may or may not want, and this is basically an optional side-quest.		The manor can be accessed either through the mine or from the park. It's basically Wayne’s house. Unlike the rest of the place which is full of clutter and garbage and rust, the manor is pristine, spotless. It is roamed by robot butlers and maids, all of whom are really easy to kill. The boss is a giant Big-O knockoff called The W. Killing The W will give you access to some good items you may or may not want, and this is basically an optional side-quest.

	====Wayne’s Power Plant====		====Wayne’s Power Plant====

Siddharth1: /* The Headlands */

2016-07-19T03:53:04Z

The Headlands

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	==The Headlands==		==The Headlands==
	The Headlands occupy a large chunk of the game world, and are basically the pre-game grinding area. You'll find a little village here(and a subway station) as well as a lot of variously leveled monsters you can fight. This is the best place to go grinding for		The Headlands occupy a large chunk of the game world, and are basically the pre-game grinding area. You'll find a little village here (and a subway station) as well as a lot of variously leveled monsters you can fight. This is the best place to go grinding for XP.
	Xp
	==The Swamp of Sorrow==		==The Swamp of Sorrow==
	This is one of the more difficult areas and the home of the Bog Engine, the last machination you must face to gain access to Wayne's region. It does not have a subway station but can be reached via a shortcut from the arcade.		This is one of the more difficult areas and the home of the Bog Engine, the last machination you must face to gain access to Wayne's region. It does not have a subway station but can be reached via a shortcut from the arcade.

Siddharth1: /* Island */

2016-07-19T03:52:41Z

Island

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	===Island===		===Island===
	SomethingOrOther Island is located off the coast(near the imaginatively-named "Coastal City"). It is a small island covered mostly by a ruined temple and lots of big bad and tough(for the time you'll reach the island) mobs. There is also a secret subway station here.		SomethingOrOther Island is located off the coast (near the imaginatively-named "Coastal City"). It is a small island covered mostly by a ruined temple and lots of big bad and tough (for the time you'll reach the island) mobs. There is also a secret subway station here.

	The island is optional and not really part of the quest. If you can beat the boss monster you'll get some neat items.		The island is optional and not really part of the quest. If you can beat the boss monster you'll get some neat items.

Siddharth1: /* The Grasslands */

2016-07-19T03:52:22Z

The Grasslands

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	===Barren Pine Village===		===Barren Pine Village===
	A small village on the egde of the grasslands(it was originally much further from the desert, but deserts have a way of expanding). It includes a subway station and the basic amentities. In this area, the player can also find an ~~infintie~~ XP-exploit we are intentionally leaving in there. Basically, you can slaughter the town's cattle for small amounts of XP(they don't fight back) and they will respawn fairly quickly. There is no actual penalty for doing this, it just doesn't get you very much XP and it makes the townspeople cry. They'll still sell you stuff but you'll get a lot of side villagers wailing and crying. Then if you slay enough a burger joint opens up to sell all of the surplus meat.		A small village on the egde of the grasslands (it was originally much further from the desert, but deserts have a way of expanding). It includes a subway station and the basic amentities. In this area, the player can also find an infinite XP-exploit we are intentionally leaving in there. Basically, you can slaughter the town's cattle for small amounts of XP (they don't fight back) and they will respawn fairly quickly. There is no actual penalty for doing this; it just doesn't get you very much XP and it makes the townspeople cry. They'll still sell you stuff but you'll get a lot of side villagers wailing and crying. Then if you slay enough, a burger joint opens up to sell all of the surplus meat.

	==The Coast==		==The Coast==

Siddharth1: /* The Valley Kingdom */

2016-07-19T03:50:22Z

The Valley Kingdom

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	==The Valley Kingdom==		==The Valley Kingdom==
	Located geographically near the Mountain Kingdom but still a pretty good walk, the Valley Kingdom is the largest city. It includes the same ameneties and a lot more window dressing, and also the Valley King, who probably won't get much of a name. You can visit him ~~bit~~ he's no help.		Located geographically near the Mountain Kingdom but still a pretty good walk, the Valley Kingdom is the largest city. It includes the same ameneties and a lot more window dressing, and also the Valley King, who probably won't get much of a name. You can visit him, but he's no help.

	==The Dark Forest==		==The Dark Forest==

CourseDirector: /* Island */

2013-08-28T21:02:58Z

Island

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	===Island===		===Island===
	~~Probably gonna be somethin cool~~ here.~~Don~~'~~t ask me what yet~~.		SomethingOrOther Island is located off the coast(near the imaginatively-named "Coastal City"). It is a small island covered mostly by a ruined temple and lots of big bad and tough(for the time you'll reach the island) mobs. There is also a secret subway station here.

			The island is optional and not really part of the quest. If you can beat the boss monster you'll get some neat items.

	==The Headlands==		==The Headlands==

CourseDirector: /* Wayne Areas */

2013-08-15T22:57:46Z

Wayne Areas

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	====Wayne’s Power Plant====		====Wayne’s Power Plant====
	This is the brass ring for the Death Fortress: shutting down the power opens the gates and allows you to get inside. Alternately there are one or two back ways in, but by shutting down the plan you can disable most of the tower's defenses, and it gets a lot easier. This is to be one of the scarier environments, the power plant contains a lot of catwalks with no rails over boiling pits of crap which will kill you if you touch it. The boss for this area is a robot covered in radioactive slime.		This is the brass ring for the Death Fortress: shutting down the power opens the gates and allows you to get inside. Alternately there are one or two back ways in, but by shutting down the plan you can disable most of the tower's defenses, and it gets a lot easier. This is to be one of the scarier environments, the power plant contains a lot of catwalks with no rails over boiling pits of crap which will kill you if you touch it. The boss for this area is a robot covered in radioactive slime.


	===Wayne’s Death Fortress===		===Wayne’s Death Fortress===
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	This is it. This is the final area. To reach Wayne and the princess, you must fight your way through a tower full of Wayne's minions. These aren't robots for a change, and the tower actually looks like an office building on the inside. Each level is a sort of semi-mze the player must fight their way through to reach the next set of stairs. Each level needn't be cleared. Every three levels an elevator can be unlocked which goes back to the bottom of the tower.		This is it. This is the final area. To reach Wayne and the princess, you must fight your way through a tower full of Wayne's minions. These aren't robots for a change, and the tower actually looks like an office building on the inside. Each level is a sort of semi-mze the player must fight their way through to reach the next set of stairs. Each level needn't be cleared. Every three levels an elevator can be unlocked which goes back to the bottom of the tower.

	The tower has fifteen levels in all, making it a sort of reverse-diablo scenario. On the sixteenth level you will find Wayne and Ashlynne		The tower has fifteen levels in all, making it a sort of reverse-diablo scenario. On the sixteenth level you will find Wayne and Ashlynne. Surprisingly, you can actually rescue Ashlynne basically by talking Wayne into letting her go. Killing him is optional. He's worth a lot of XP and some good items, but its not necessary to the plot.

	==Post-Game Quest==		==Post-Game Quest==

CourseDirector: /* Wayne Areas */

2013-08-15T22:55:06Z

Wayne Areas

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	==Wayne Areas==		==Wayne Areas==
			Surpsiringly, the player is only at about the mid-point in the game when they finally gain access to Wayne's zone. There is one final subway station, here, but otherwise they must make an assault on the place and eventually fight their way into his inner sanctum. Fortunately, once you get inside, there's not a lot of walking left, just a lot of exploring.

	~~Wayne’s Mine: big complex maze of tunnels full of mostly easy~~ to ~~kill robots~~, ~~designed specifically to confuse and disorient~~ the player. ~~Hidden within is~~ a ~~cache of Fortify potions. No boss~~.		===Reaching the Death Fortress===
			In order to reach the Death Fortress, the player must access Wayne's Powerplant and shut it down. They can reach the plant by passing through one of two areas, with the ability to access a third.

	Wayne’s ~~World: creepy amusement park~~, full of ~~rides~~ and ~~mobs~~. ~~The boss~~ is a ~~scary clown you have to beat to open up the path to the next area~~.		====Wayne’s Mine====
			The mine is a big, complex maze of tunnels full of mostly easy to kill robots, designed specifically to confuse and disorient the player. Hidden within is a cache of Fortify potions. No boss.

	~~Wayne Manor: basically~~ Wayne’s ~~house. Unlike the rest of the place which~~ is full of ~~clutter and garbage~~ and ~~rust, the manor is pristine, spotless~~. It is ~~roomed by robot butlers and maids, all of whom are retardly easy~~ to ~~kill~~. ~~The boss~~ is a ~~giant Big-O knockoff called The W~~.		====Wayne’s World====
			This one is a creepy amusement park, full of rides and mobs. The boss is a scary clown you have to beat to open up the path to the next area. You can find a lot of good items here and there is also quite a bit of exploring to do.

	Wayne’s Power Plant: one of the scarier environments, the power plant contains a lot of catwalks with no rails over boiling pits of crap which will kill you if you touch it. The boss for this area is a robot covered in radioactive slime.		====Wayne Manor====
			The manor can be accessed either through the mine or from the park. It's basically Wayne’s house. Unlike the rest of the place which is full of clutter and garbage and rust, the manor is pristine, spotless. It is roomed by robot butlers and maids, all of whom are retardly easy to kill. The boss is a giant Big-O knockoff called The W. Killing The W will give you access to some good items you may or may not want, and this is basically an optional side-quest.

			====Wayne’s Power Plant====
			This is the brass ring for the Death Fortress: shutting down the power opens the gates and allows you to get inside. Alternately there are one or two back ways in, but by shutting down the plan you can disable most of the tower's defenses, and it gets a lot easier. This is to be one of the scarier environments, the power plant contains a lot of catwalks with no rails over boiling pits of crap which will kill you if you touch it. The boss for this area is a robot covered in radioactive slime.


	===Wayne’s Death Fortress===		===Wayne’s Death Fortress===
			Wayne’s Death Fortress is devided into two zones: his factory at the base, and his tower. All zones are named Wayne’s [BLANK]. To rescue Princess Ashlynne, the player must fight their way through the factory and scale the tower.

	Wayne’s ~~Death Fortress~~ is ~~devided into~~ a ~~variety~~ of ~~zones all named Wayne’s [BLANK]~~. ~~Each zone~~ will ~~have to~~ be ~~conquered before~~ the player ~~can reach Wayne’s Tower to rescue Princess Nadia~~.		====Wayne’s Factory====
			The factory is full of tough Machinations that respawn frequently. If the Powerplant was shut down, the respawn rate will be dramatically lowered and the player will be able to smash up all the machines and end the spawning. The end-boss is a giant factory machine with a ridiculous amount of hit-points. Fighting it will be a considerable challenge depending on the player's level and gear.

	~~Wayne’s~~ Tower		====Wayne's Tower====
	~~Wayne’s Factory~~		This is it. This is the final area. To reach Wayne and the princess, you must fight your way through a tower full of Wayne's minions. These aren't robots for a change, and the tower actually looks like an office building on the inside. Each level is a sort of semi-mze the player must fight their way through to reach the next set of stairs. Each level needn't be cleared. Every three levels an elevator can be unlocked which goes back to the bottom of the tower.
	~~Wayne’s Mine~~
	~~Wayne’s World~~
	Wayne ~~Manor~~

			The tower has fifteen levels in all, making it a sort of reverse-diablo scenario. On the sixteenth level you will find Wayne and Ashlynne

	==Post-Game Quest==		==Post-Game Quest==