The Mines - Revision history

imported>BlaDe: /* The Bottom of the Mines */ Deleted inaccurate information. Gem nodes can drop any gem and any time, and the threshold for unlocking gems in garbage and the billboard is 41 (Aquamarine/Jade/Diamond/Frozen Tear) and 81 (Ruby/Emerald/Fire Quartz)

2026-10-01T10:17:48Z

The Bottom of the Mines: Deleted inaccurate information. Gem nodes can drop any gem and any time, and the threshold for unlocking gems in garbage and the billboard is 41 (Aquamarine/Jade/Diamond/Frozen Tear) and 81 (Ruby/Emerald/Fire Quartz)

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	Furthermore, reaching this floor also changes other parts of the game:		Furthermore, reaching this floor also changes other parts of the game:
	* [[Prismatic Shard]]s and [[Diamond]]s can now rarely drop from any [[Monsters\|monster]];		* [[Prismatic Shard]]s and [[Diamond]]s can now rarely drop from any [[Monsters\|monster]];
	* [[Minerals#Gems\|Gems]] may be found when searching [[Garbage Can]]s;
	* Gems may be requested on the [[Quests#Help Wanted Quests\|Help Wanted]] board outside Pierre's General Store;
	* Regardless of the floor, [[Mining#Gem Node\|Gem nodes]] can drop any of the following gems: [[Emerald]], [[Aquamarine]], [[Ruby]], [[Amethyst]], [[Topaz]], and [[Jade]];
	** Prior to reaching the bottom, [[Mining#Gem Node\|gem nodes]] between floors 1 - 39 and 41 - 79 drop specific gems.<ref name="ladderrocks" />
	*** Floors 1 - 39: [[Amethyst]] or [[Topaz]]
	*** Floors 41 - 79: [[Amethyst]], [[Topaz]], [[Jade]], or [[Aquamarine]]
	* Most [[monsters]] will be stronger.<ref name="buffedmonsters" /> Specifically:		* Most [[monsters]] will be stronger.<ref name="buffedmonsters" /> Specifically:
	** [[Defense]] will be increased by 50%.		** [[Defense]] will be increased by 50%.

imported>Margotbean: /* Crates and Barrels */ rm stub as it seems 1.6 items have been added

2026-09-25T16:21:47Z

Crates and Barrels: rm stub as it seems 1.6 items have been added

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	===Crates and Barrels===		===Crates and Barrels===
	~~{{Stub\|Need 1.6 items added to drop pool}}~~
	Containers in the Mines may randomly drop loot when destroyed. Containers are equally likely to be crates or barrels; the possible contents are not affected by the type of container. At most one type of item will be dropped by a crate, although one stack may contain multiple items, unless marked otherwise.		Containers in the Mines may randomly drop loot when destroyed. Containers are equally likely to be crates or barrels; the possible contents are not affected by the type of container. At most one type of item will be dropped by a crate, although one stack may contain multiple items, unless marked otherwise.

imported>LilyPad12345: These edits make the wording inconsistent and I think it would be better to leave it the way it was. Additionally, clarification is not needed as the formatting implies that each point is related to monsters.

2026-07-14T05:46:14Z

These edits make the wording inconsistent and I think it would be better to leave it the way it was. Additionally, clarification is not needed as the formatting implies that each point is related to monsters.

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	* Most [[monsters]] will be stronger.<ref name="buffedmonsters" /> Specifically:		* Most [[monsters]] will be stronger.<ref name="buffedmonsters" /> Specifically:
	** [[Defense]] will be increased by 50%.		** [[Defense]] will be increased by 50%.
	** Chance of missing a hit ~~when hitting a monsters~~ (''i.e.,'' doing no damage with a hit) will be doubled.		** Chance of missing a hit (''i.e.,'' doing no damage with a hit) will be doubled.
	** HP will be increased by a random value between 0 and 100%.		** HP will be increased by a random value between 0 and 100%.
	** ~~Monsters damage~~ will be increased by a random value between 0 and 50%.		** Damage will be increased by a random value between 0 and 50%.
	* Twenty different 'alternate' mine floor layouts can start appearing.		* Twenty different 'alternate' mine floor layouts can start appearing.

imported>Miccalco: Changed some wording in ''the bottom of the mines''

2026-07-13T16:31:49Z

Changed some wording in ''the bottom of the mines''

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	* Most [[monsters]] will be stronger.<ref name="buffedmonsters" /> Specifically:		* Most [[monsters]] will be stronger.<ref name="buffedmonsters" /> Specifically:
	** [[Defense]] will be increased by 50%.		** [[Defense]] will be increased by 50%.
	** Chance of missing a hit (''i.e.,'' doing no damage with a hit) will be doubled.		** Chance of missing a hit when hitting a monsters (''i.e.,'' doing no damage with a hit) will be doubled.
	** HP will be increased by a random value between 0 and 100%.		** HP will be increased by a random value between 0 and 100%.
	** ~~Damage~~ will be increased by a random value between 0 and 50%.		** Monsters damage will be increased by a random value between 0 and 50%.
	* Twenty different 'alternate' mine floor layouts can start appearing.		* Twenty different 'alternate' mine floor layouts can start appearing.

imported>Margotbean: formatting

2026-04-29T11:57:46Z

formatting

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	\|mapy = 28		\|mapy = 28
	\|building = MinesEntrance.png		\|building = MinesEntrance.png
	\|closed = 1-4 ~~Spring~~ Year 1		\|closed = {{Season\|Spring\|1-4}} Year 1
	\|address =		\|address =
	\|occupants = {{NPC\|Dwarf}}		\|occupants = {{NPC\|Dwarf}}

imported>Neddkie at 08:32, 29 April 2026

2026-04-29T08:32:07Z

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	\|mapy = 28		\|mapy = 28
	\|building = MinesEntrance.png		\|building = MinesEntrance.png
	\|closed = ~~Never~~		\|closed = 1-4 Spring Year 1
	\|address =		\|address =
	\|occupants = {{NPC\|Dwarf}}		\|occupants = {{NPC\|Dwarf}}

imported>Margotbean: Text replacement - "{{name|" to "{{Name|"

2026-04-28T19:52:49Z

Text replacement - "{{name|" to "{{Name|"

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imported>ChloeCat at 02:16, 8 March 2026

2026-03-08T02:16:02Z

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	* Monster health increased with difficulty level according to a linear interpolation function; <ref name="healthDifficulty" />		* Monster health increased with difficulty level according to a linear interpolation function; <ref name="healthDifficulty" />
	* Monster damage increased with difficulty level according to a linear interpolation function. <ref name="damageDifficulty" />		* Monster damage increased with difficulty level according to a linear interpolation function. <ref name="damageDifficulty" />

			Shadow Snipers, Putrid Ghosts, and Spiders are also affected differently by difficulty levels. <ref name="exceptionsDifficulty" />

	==Strategy==		==Strategy==
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	<ref name="healthDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.BuffForAdditionalDifficulty</samp> MaxHealth calculations in the game code.</ref>		<ref name="healthDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.BuffForAdditionalDifficulty</samp> MaxHealth calculations in the game code.</ref>
	<ref name="damageDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.BuffForAdditionalDifficulty</samp> DamageToFarmer calculations in the game code.</ref>		<ref name="damageDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.BuffForAdditionalDifficulty</samp> DamageToFarmer calculations in the game code.</ref>
			<ref name="exceptionsDifficulty">
			Since Shadow Snipers, Putrid Ghosts, and Spiders have a base difficulty of 1 instead of the typical value of 0, their stats remain at base value when the mine is at difficulty level 1. They are only buffed when the mine is at difficulty level 2. Shadow Snipers and Putrid Ghosts are also not acknowledged as Dangerous Monsters until difficulty level 2. This means that at difficulty level 1, they cannot drop [[Galaxy Soul]]s or [[Qi Gem]]s and do not count towards the 50 Dangerous Monsters needed for Galaxy Souls to be sold at the Island Trader or dropped by monsters other than Big Slimes.
			</ref>
	<ref name="ladderchance">See <samp>MineShaft::checkStoneForItems</samp> in the game code.</ref>		<ref name="ladderchance">See <samp>MineShaft::checkStoneForItems</samp> in the game code.</ref>
	<ref name="laddermonsters">See <samp>MineShaft::monsterDrop</samp> in the game code.</ref>		<ref name="laddermonsters">See <samp>MineShaft::monsterDrop</samp> in the game code.</ref>

imported>ChloeCat: fixed resilience details for certain monsters - thanks JackBlack69!

2026-03-08T01:41:33Z

fixed resilience details for certain monsters - thanks JackBlack69!

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	* Chance for [[Spider]]s to have partners (making more spiders spawn) increased with each difficulty level; <ref name="spiderDifficulty" />		* Chance for [[Spider]]s to have partners (making more spiders spawn) increased with each difficulty level; <ref name="spiderDifficulty" />
	* Chance for defeated monsters to drop [[Diamond]]s and [[Prismatic Shard]]s increased by 0.1% per difficulty level; <ref name="rareDropsDifficulty" />		* Chance for defeated monsters to drop [[Diamond]]s and [[Prismatic Shard]]s increased by 0.1% per difficulty level; <ref name="rareDropsDifficulty" />
	* Monster resilience (their resistance to damage) increased by base value times difficulty level (''i.e.,'' monsters at difficulty level 2 will have 3x their base resilience); <ref name="resilienceDifficulty" />		* Monster resilience (their resistance to damage) increased by base value times difficulty level for most monster types (''i.e.,'' monsters at difficulty level 2 will have 3x their base resilience); <ref name="resilienceDifficulty" />
	* Monster health increased with difficulty level according to a linear interpolation function; <ref name="healthDifficulty" />		* Monster health increased with difficulty level according to a linear interpolation function; <ref name="healthDifficulty" />
	* Monster damage increased with difficulty level according to a linear interpolation function. <ref name="damageDifficulty" />		* Monster damage increased with difficulty level according to a linear interpolation function. <ref name="damageDifficulty" />
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	<ref name="spiderDifficulty"> See <samp>Locations.MineShaft.populateLevel</samp> in the game code, where the Leaper object refers to spiders. At difficulty level 1, when a spider is spawned, each of its four cardinally adjacent tiles has a 60% chance to spawn a "partner" spider. (These are identical to other spiders, but do not trigger additional partner spawns.) At difficulty level 2, the chance is changed to 90%. These chances are independent, meaning that it is possible for a spider to have up to four partners, one for each of its cardinally adjacent tiles. Assuming the tiles are clear, there are on average 2.4 partners spawned at difficulty level 1, and 3.6 for difficulty level 2.</ref>		<ref name="spiderDifficulty"> See <samp>Locations.MineShaft.populateLevel</samp> in the game code, where the Leaper object refers to spiders. At difficulty level 1, when a spider is spawned, each of its four cardinally adjacent tiles has a 60% chance to spawn a "partner" spider. (These are identical to other spiders, but do not trigger additional partner spawns.) At difficulty level 2, the chance is changed to 90%. These chances are independent, meaning that it is possible for a spider to have up to four partners, one for each of its cardinally adjacent tiles. Assuming the tiles are clear, there are on average 2.4 partners spawned at difficulty level 1, and 3.6 for difficulty level 2.</ref>
	<ref name="rareDropsDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.InitializeForLocation</samp> in the game code.</ref>		<ref name="rareDropsDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.InitializeForLocation</samp> in the game code.</ref>
	<ref name="resilienceDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.BuffForAdditionalDifficulty</samp> resilience calculations in the game code.</ref>		<ref name="resilienceDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.BuffForAdditionalDifficulty</samp> resilience calculations in the game code. Note that Shadow Snipers, Putrid Ghosts, and Spiders have a base difficulty of 1 rather than 0, so their resilience is base at difficulty level 1 and doubled at difficulty level 2. </ref>
	<ref name="healthDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.BuffForAdditionalDifficulty</samp> MaxHealth calculations in the game code.</ref>		<ref name="healthDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.BuffForAdditionalDifficulty</samp> MaxHealth calculations in the game code.</ref>
	<ref name="damageDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.BuffForAdditionalDifficulty</samp> DamageToFarmer calculations in the game code.</ref>		<ref name="damageDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.BuffForAdditionalDifficulty</samp> DamageToFarmer calculations in the game code.</ref>

imported>JackBlack69: /* References */ Updated wording for spider partners.

2026-03-06T21:28:18Z

References: Updated wording for spider partners.

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	<ref name="monsterSpawnDifficulty"> See <samp>Locations.MineShaft.adjustLevelChances</samp> in the game code.</ref>		<ref name="monsterSpawnDifficulty"> See <samp>Locations.MineShaft.adjustLevelChances</samp> in the game code.</ref>
	<ref name="slimeStacksDifficulty"> See <samp>Locations.MineShaft.populateLevel</samp> in the game code.</ref>		<ref name="slimeStacksDifficulty"> See <samp>Locations.MineShaft.populateLevel</samp> in the game code.</ref>
	<ref name="spiderDifficulty"> See <samp>Locations.MineShaft.populateLevel</samp> in the game code, where the Leaper object refers to spiders. At difficulty level 0, when a spider is spawned, each of its four cardinally adjacent tiles has a 30% chance to spawn a "partner" spider. (These are identical to other spiders, but do not trigger additional partner spawns.) ~~Difficulty~~ level ~~1 increases this chance to 60% for each of the cardinally adjacent tiles~~, ~~and level 2 further increases~~ the chance to 90%. These chances are independent, meaning that it is possible for a spider to have up to four partners, one for each of its cardinally adjacent tiles. </ref>		<ref name="spiderDifficulty"> See <samp>Locations.MineShaft.populateLevel</samp> in the game code, where the Leaper object refers to spiders. At difficulty level 1, when a spider is spawned, each of its four cardinally adjacent tiles has a 60% chance to spawn a "partner" spider. (These are identical to other spiders, but do not trigger additional partner spawns.) At difficulty level 2, the chance is changed to 90%. These chances are independent, meaning that it is possible for a spider to have up to four partners, one for each of its cardinally adjacent tiles. Assuming the tiles are clear, there are on average 2.4 partners spawned at difficulty level 1, and 3.6 for difficulty level 2.</ref>
	<ref name="rareDropsDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.InitializeForLocation</samp> in the game code.</ref>		<ref name="rareDropsDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.InitializeForLocation</samp> in the game code.</ref>
	<ref name="resilienceDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.BuffForAdditionalDifficulty</samp> resilience calculations in the game code.</ref>		<ref name="resilienceDifficulty"> See <samp>Monsters.Monster.BuffForAdditionalDifficulty</samp> resilience calculations in the game code.</ref>