Dungeon where new monsters spawn extremely fast - 1 new monster every 15 turns.
In addition, the monster table includes 1 out-of-depth monster and 1 swarm monster per floor.
It's easy to gain Super status by defeating enemies, but there are also many hidden traps.
Wind of Kron blows earlier than most other dungeons, so farming techniques are less viable.

• Overview
• Strategy
• Monsters
• Items
• Traps

Overview

Strategy

Spawn Mechanics

A new monster spawns every 15 turns in this dungeon.
The monsters that spawn are categorized as swarm, out-of-depth, and regular slots.

• Swarm
  • Generally a weaker monster relative to the current floor's monsters with a higher spawn rate.
  • However, sometimes it's a nasty monster such as Dozikon or Mesmerikon2.
• Out-of-Depth
  • Strong monster that normally wouldn't appear at the current depth.
  • An out-of-depth monster spawns in a manner where 1 is present on the floor at most times.
  • If you defeat or alter the level of this monster, the next spawn will be a fresh out-of-depth monster,
    so the best way to deal with it is to disable it by inflicting Paralyzed or Slow status.
• Regular
  • Monsters that spawn without special rules.

Other Notes

Limit broken monsters that can deal 100+ damage per hit appear starting on 76F.
Day Shield and Pauper's Plank are rarely found, so don't count on being able to trade hits with them.
Lv8 Binary Shield can reduce damage to roughly 10~30 per hit when the effect activates,
but you'll still likely want to focus on run away play instead of trying to brute force encounters.

Shops are rare, and imitation items appear from 1F, so identification is a chore.
Disastrous items like Amnesia Grass and SuperUnlucky Seed can appear as early as single digit floors,
so it's better to throw unidentified grass at enemies and take notes instead of eating grass.
Some grasses like Revival Grass are hard to identify using this method, since they just deal 2 damage.

Staves and talismans are somewhat common.
Pinning, Swap, Knockback, Transient, Paralysis, and Slow staves are most frequently seen,
while Clone, Unlucky, Mage, and Boring staves are less frequent.

Open type pots are limited to Heal and Hilarious - Monster, Zalokleft, and Klein can't be found.

Equipment

Equipment is slightly on the uncommon side compared to other item categories.
Powerful bracelets can be found on the ground, so 2 bracelet resonance equipment is good.
Otherwise, good type-effective options include Drain Dagger, Water Cutter, and Lizard Lasher.
These work well against end game Polygon Spinna, Absorbiphant, Gyaza, and Dragon families.
Snake Shield is a good option to counter end game Abyss Dragon2 (Cranky Tank doesn't appear).
Percentage based damage reduction shields like Binary Shield are also fantastic.

Burning Blade + Binary Shield is a combination that lets you keep up with monsters on deeper floors,
with the former getting even easier to use if you can find a Monster Detector or Scout Bracelet.
However, Burning Blade isn't that great against enemies like Porgon, Doom Gyaza, and Abyss Dragon,
so don't neglect to collect items even if you get lucky and find it on the ground.

If you're using Binary Shield as a main shield, consider synthesizing runes that increase max HP
to make it easier to maintain the HP values needed to activate the damage reduction effect.
Also try to level the shield to Lv6 for Magi-Twister prior to MC Sorceror (42-44F) floors.

Floor Guide

General

Optimal play can vary a lot based on the items you find - bracelets in particular.
But it's still possible to clear the dungeon without Scout Bracelet, Floating Bracelet, Identify Bracelet, etc.
Type-effective runes, Tri-direction, Critical, Dispersing, high strength, and Super status are all helpful.
Wind of Kron blows very early, so plan ahead if you want to farm monsters.

1-4F

Some players like to restart if they don't find a decent weapon and shield by the end of 2F.
Cololum (45 HP) will likely one-shot you at Lv1 without a shield, and is tough to defeat without a weapon.
Empathy Staff can be used to deal meaningful damage to it, and Paralyzed or Slow status disables it.
Hunt a Gitan Mamel if possible - You can keep up with depth monsters until about 10F if you do so.

Froggos can be hunted on 4F to stock up on Gitan bags to be used as projectiles.
(Shops are rare, and merchandise is usually a bit lackluster in this dungeon)

5-9F

Blade Bee is the swarm monster for 5-7F - Beware of its Confusion Stab if other monsters are nearby.

Fearabbit (7-9F) appears alongside Zapdon (6-8F), Gazer (7-8F), Cheer-Ham (8-9F), Swordsman (9-11F), etc.
Fearabbit is also the swarm slot on 8-9F and can cause a game over due to wind if you get a bad map.
Beware of Zapdon in dark hallways - It usually deals 50~65 damage without a shield.

Field Knave (7-11F) appears, so keep 1 Weeds on hand to synthesize the Anti-Plant weapon rune.

10-11F

Mixer (10-11F) provides a chance to synthesize items - The next one is Mixermon (45-46F), so don't skip it.
Synthesize unidentified grass with secondary weapons, then add it to your main if it was a good rune.
Mixers are very common, so don't worry about running out of synthesis chances.

12-19F

20-25F

26-30F

31-33F

34-44F

45-46F

47-51F

52-59F

60-66F

67-69F

70-75F

76-90F

91-99F

Monsters

See Monsters for individual monster details.

• Swarm = Higher spawn rate than others.
• Depth = Out-of-depth monster.
• Regular = Regular monster.

Floor Colors: Limit break monsters
Enemy Colors: Farming Useful Destroys Items Dangerous Very Dangerous

※ Monster Table might be incomplete.

Items

※ Item Table is incomplete. If you find a drop that isn't listed, please add it to the table.

• F = Floor, Monster (day)
• S = Shop, Shiny Object (yellow)
• P = Presto Pot
• Z = Zalokleft
• E = Elite Shop, Pick-A-Choice Shop, Shiny Object (blue)

Weapons

Shields

Bracelets

Projectiles

Staves

Talismans

Scrolls

Grass

Pots

Food

Traps

[Trap Table]