Adventurers (Dungeon Village)

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Adventurers / residents are responsible for the protection of your town. However, as they are in fact employed by you, it is up to you to guide them on quests, arm them properly with armor and weapons, keep them happy, and train them properly. You can also assign jobs to your adventures.

While adventurers require your attention, they are quite self-efficient. When not on a quest, they will wander the field killing monsters, will occasionally buy themselves new weapons / armor with their salary, will bring their injured comrades back to the inn to rest, and even shop.

When you send your adventurers on a quest, adventures in your town will randomly be chosen to participate, with a possible total of 9 adventures allowed to join. However, if 9 adventurers do not volunteer, you can recruit more up to 9 at the expense of gold. More of quests can be found here.

Combat

Attacks take into account many factors, such as attack style, weapon/armor strength, the enemy level, whether it is a dungeon, whether it is a boss monster, and possibly most importantly your stats. If an adventurer dies during combat and is resurrected they will gain xp. It is currently unknown if they gain xp if dead when the battle ends^[Confirm].

Attack styles are: melee, ranged, and magic.

Attributes

These are effected by your armor, weapons, and accessories.

Attributes include:

• HP
• Attack
• Defense
• Magic

Basic Attributes

These are raised as you level, master jobs, and switch jobs.

Basic attributes include:

Health (Hth)

Strength (Str)

Dexterity (Dex)

Toughness (Tgh)

Spirit (Sprt)

Luck (Luck)

Magic

All magic uses a unique sprite when cast.

• Fire Magic - Deals damage.
• Ice Magic - Deals damage like Fire Magic.
• Lightning Magic - Deals damage like Fire Magic.
• Healing Magic - Allows an adventurer to heal another adventurer if they are within range. Works on fallen comrades.

Satisfaction Work

Satisfaction and Work are two non-combat attributes of an adventurer. These can both be raised by giving gifts (some satisfaction and work only slightly if at all) and by awarding medals (10 work and satisfaction). Satisfaction can also be raised by visiting high-quality facilities.

Work - How long your residents stay out on the field, allowing them to kill more monsters. It also increases the odds of obtaining an aura.

Satisfaction - Required to have an adventurer move into your village.

Income

Adventures both earn you money and cost you money, but often earning you money if you play wisely.

• Makes you money:
  • Killing Monsters (Adventurer's Income)
  • Finding Chests
  • Taxes (Based on total monsters killed)
• Loses you money:
  • Adventure's salary
  • Going on quests

Auras

Auras boost Attack, the number of attacks, and Defense. Not only the adventurer but enemy such as Draggo is also have aura with purple colour.

Visiting your village

An adventurer will visit / arrive at your town and fight monsters once your town reaches a specific level of popularity (see table below). After they visit, you can have them move in by raising their satisfaction.

Having new adventurers visit is important because:

• To unlock new job types you must first max out an adventurer with that jobs, and having new adventurers visit is the only way to accomplish this.
• More people equals more money
• More man power for fighting monsters
• Once an adventurer visits and they reach a certain level of satisfaction, they will ask to move in (see below).

Moving In

For an adventurer to move into town and become a resident, a few conditions must be met:

• You must have a vacant house (if you don't have one, they will ask you to place one) (costs 100G).
• They must have a high enough satisfaction level (see table below).
• You must pay specific cost to allow them to move in (see table below).

After moving in, they will gain 5 (Satisfaction) and 15 Work and they will give you a gift (see table below).

It is worth noting that even after getting enough satisfaction, they may not ask to move in right away. Adventurers nearly never ask to move in when they are on a quest. They should ask shortly after it is finished, however.

List of Adventurers

Residents

Name	Gen der	Pop. to Visit	Initial Job	Moving in			Name Reference
					Cost (G)	Reward
Clown Stripe	M	0	Farmer	30	1500	Wooden Bow	Cloud Strife
Lance Alot	M	0	Carpenter	30	1500	Combat School	Sir Lancelot
Fluffie Kiss	F	0	Farmer	30	1500	Marbled Steak	Yuffie Kisaragi
Custom1	E1	100	Adventurer	20	1000	Heart Pendant
Donkey Hotty	M	300	Warrior	40	2000	Slash Blade	Don Quixote
Sid Pervia	F	500	Merchant	30	1500	Giant Melon	Cid Previa
May Le Tigre	M	700	Archer	50	2500	Circus	Ponce de Leon
Gilly Gamesh	M	900	Knight	40	2000	Ancient Earrings	Gilgamesh
Harry Gorn	M	1300	Mage	50	2500	Fresh Tuna	Aragorn
Angie Jelly	F	1500	Warrior	40	2000	Golden Shield	Angelina Jolie
Bamza Reoulv	M	1800	Merchant	40	2000	Gold Bar	Ramza Beoulve
Jill Nabath	F	2100	Knight	40	2000	Stuffed Toy	Jihl Nabaat
Seffy Roth	M	2400	Bard	50	2500	Magic Lab	Sephiroth
Stumblemore	F	2600	Monk	50	2500	Great Axe	Dumbledore
Frod Bigguns	M	2900	Mercenary	60	3000	Library	Frodo Baggins
Masque Mann	M	3200	Wrestler	60	3000	Bamboo Spear	Masked Man
Chung Lailai	F	3400	Kung Fu Master	60	3000	Priest Robe	Chun Li
May Akiba	F	3700	Cook	60	3000	Black Suit	Reference to Maid-cafés in Akihabara (Akiba)
Flippin Book	M	4000	Clown	70	3500	Champagne	Peregrin Took
Book Shields	F	4200	Ninja	70	3500	Fancy Bar	Brooke Shields
Voldy Moore	M	4500	Black Marketer	70	3500	Sapphire Ring	Voldemort
Harly Potler	F	4800	Hero	80	4000	Fire Blade	Harry Potter
Max Spellman	M	5000	Wizard	90	4500	Magic Lamp	Sabrina Spellman[Confirm]
Sam Ganges	M	5300	King	100	5000	Great Sword	Samwise Gamgee
Lily Raven	F	5700	Princess	100	5000	Castle

_{1. Before starting the game, you are prompted to pick the name / gender of a character.}