Overview

Post-game dungeon where you start with a Trapper's Bracelet and utilize traps to progress.
Trapper status allows Shiren to pick up traps and set them on the ground to ensnare monsters.
Once set, traps can't be picked up again, and the status is lost while the bracelet is unequipped.
Shiren's attack power remains the same in both modes, so the only time the player would want to
unequip the bracelet would be when the player wants to use a Blast Trap to one-shot enemies.

Strategy

General

Trapper Status

Shiren's color palette changes to a purple one while he has Trapper status.
All hidden traps are revealed, and traps can be picked up, thrown, or set on the ground.
Monsters can be ensnared by traps, and traps never activate when Shiren walks on top of them.

Shiren earns 10% of the regular amount of experience points when a monster steps on a trap,
and also earns x2.0 experience points when a monster is defeated by a trap that deals damage.
However, traps like Rotting Trap that instantly defeat a monster do not grant experience points.

Warning - Blast Trap / Explosion Trap

Blast Trap and Explosion Trap function differently under Trapper status:

Trap Info

Rock Trap / Boulder Trap

Spinning Trap / Sleep Trap / Blinding Trap / Sluggish Trap / Delusion Trap / Onigiri Trap

Curse Trap / Silver-seal Trap

Rust Trap

Decreases Defense Power + inflicts a similar effect to getting hit by a Water Gun Pot.
Basically makes Masked Samurai (10-12F), Minotaur (16-20F), and Pop Tank (16-18F) a non-issue.
However, this trap cannot be used to transform enemies with Onigiri status into Rotten Onigiri.
Mudkin (11-14F) and other Aquatic type monsters will have their HP restored by 25% instead.

Removal Trap

Decreases a monster's Attack Power and Defense Power.
Unlike some of the previous games, this trap doesn't inflict Sealed status on a monster.
Intentionally step on it yourself if you equip a cursed weapon, shield, or bracelet.

Blast Trap / Explosion Trap

Rotting Trap

Trap-setting Trap

Step on this to increase the number of traps on the ground.
Save it for when the number of traps in your inventory starts to get low.

Spring Trap

Step on this when you're being chased to warp to a different location on the current floor.
Basically the same as Leaping Grass.

Poison Arrow Trap / Wooden Arrow Trap

Use these traps to stock up on arrows instead of setting them for enemies to step on.
Place it down alongside a wall, then throw an item at the wall so that the item lands on the trap.

Monsterizing Trap / Summoning Trap / Rage Trap

Negative effect traps.
These 3 traps offer zero advantages for the player when activated.
Try to avoid having monsters step on them if possible.

Important Items

Trapper's Bracelet

The player starts with this item, but additional copies can be found inside the dungeon.
Strength Grass is on the uncommon side, so don't plan on being able to equip 2 bracelets.
It's a good idea to keep it equipped to avoid accidentally losing it.

Weapon and Shield (High Base Value)

Mixers don't appear, so prioritize high base stats instead of special abilities.
Hell Reaper (7-9F) floors are very tough without a shield in particular.

Dragonkiller

Nice to have against Floor Dragon (13-15F) and Flamepuff (18-20F), who can't be ensnared by traps.

Wooden Arrow / Poison Arrow

A single Poison Arrow reduces enemy attack power by about 50%.
Collect arrows from any arrow trap you come across, repositioning the trap as needed.
Don't shoot Poison Arrows at Scorpion (4-7F) or Ghost Radish (16-17F).

Mapping Scroll / Guiding Staff

Narrow-escape Staff / Switching Staff / Blurry Incense

These items are nice to have on hand in case you encounter a single room Monster House.

Trap Scroll

Bottomless Pot

Floor Guide

1-3F

3-4F

Pumphantasm (23 HP, 16 atk, 10 def) appears on 4-5F and can't be trapped, so be careful.
Froggo (23 HP, 10 atk, 13 def) appears on 3-5F, and always drops Gitan when it's defeated.
Shops can be generated in this dungeon, so it'd be good to stock up on Gitan a bit.

5-12F

Thiefwalrus (65 HP, 25 atk, 23 def) appears on 5-13F, and always drops an item when it's slain.
It has higher Attack Power, so be careful if you decide to inflict Sealed status on it.

Hell Reaper (45 HP, 12 atk, 15 def) appears on 7-9F and can be a problem if your shield is weak.
A shield strength of 11~12 makes them a non-issue, but otherwise consider rushing stairs.

Crossbowboy (55 HP, 20 atk, 20 def) overlaps with Bored Kappa (50 HP, 18 atk, 11 def) on 10-12F,
so it's possible to collect Iron Arrows - Don't go overboard with it, since this dungeon is only 20F.

Masked Samurai (47 HP, 18 atk, 18 def) and Mudkin (70 HP, 5 atk, 9 def) overlap on 11-12F,
so it's possible to hunt Lv3 Mudsters (460 exp) or Lv4 Mudders (920 exp) to rapidly level up.
Don't inflict Sealed status on a Mudster (35 atk) or Mudder (45 atk) due to their higher attack stats.

13-15F

Floor Dragon (55 HP, 25 atk, 20 def) appears on 13-15F, and can't be ensnared by traps.
Depending on your level and equipment, it might be best to switch to rushing stairs.
However, if you've performed farming techniques, this floor range should be fine to explore.

16-20F

Flamepuff (50 HP, 25 atk, 20 def) appears on 18-20F, and can't be ensnared by traps.
Skull Wizard (88 HP, 35 atk, 24 def) also appears on 19-20F, so use the Look Around command.
N'dubba (32 HP, 16 atk, 8 def) can be disguised as an item on the ground between 19-20F,
so it's best to rely on traps or items already in your inventory for this final stretch.

Monsters

See Monsters for individual monster details.

• F - Dark hallways
• S - Shop is possible
• H - Monster House is possible
• G - Golden Egg Thing is possible
• B - Behemoth Monsters are possible

Monster Colors = Farming, Useful, Lowers Stats, Targets Items, Dangerous

F	S	H	G	Monsters					B
1				Mamel	Pit Mamel	Octopling	Spearfish
2				Mamel	Pit Mamel	Octopling	Spearfish
3				Pit Mamel	Chintala	Froggo	Armordillo
4				Chintala	Froggo	Pumphantasm	Armordillo	Scorpion
5				Chintala	Froggo	Pumphantasm	Scorpion	Thiefwalrus
6				Scorpion	Hoppin' Hitter	Mid Chintala	Bowboy	Thiefwalrus
7				Scorpion	Hell Reaper	Hoppin' Hitter	Mid Chintala	Bowboy
				Thiefwalrus
8				Hell Reaper	Hoppin' Hitter	Mid Chintala	Bowboy	Thiefwalrus
9				Hell Reaper	Hoppin' Hitter	Mid Chintala	Bowboy	Thiefwalrus
10				Mid Chintala	Bored Kappa	Crossbowboy	Masked Samurai	Fresh Octopling
				Thiefwalrus
11				Bored Kappa	Crossbowboy	Masked Samurai	Fresh Octopling	Mudkin
				Thiefwalrus
12				Bored Kappa	Crossbowboy	Masked Samurai	Fresh Octopling	Mudkin
				Thiefwalrus
13				Fresh Octopling	Mudkin	Lt. Spearfish	Floor Dragon	Metalhead
				Tiger Thrower	Thiefwalrus
14				Mudkin	Lt. Spearfish	Floor Dragon	Metalhead	Tiger Thrower
15				Floor Dragon	Metalhead	Tiger Thrower
16				Master Hen	Minotaur	Pop Tank	Hat Prankster	Ghost Radish
17				Master Hen	Minotaur	Rumbledon	Pop Tank	Hat Prankster
				Ghost Radish
18				Master Hen	Minotaur	Rumbledon	Pop Tank	Flamepuff
				N'dubba
19				Master Hen	Minotaur	Rumbledon	Flamepuff	N'dubba
				Skull Wizard
20				Master Hen	Minotaur	Rumbledon	Flamepuff	N'dubba
				Explochin	Skull Wizard

Items

• F = Floor
• S = Shop
• P = Peddler
• M = Monster drop
• B = Buried
• H = Thiefwalrus
• I = Island
• T = Transmutation Pot
• U = Surprise Pot
• W = Tunnel of Wishes

Weapon

Shield

Bracelet

Projectile

Food

Grass

Scroll

Staff

Pot

Incense