Overview

Postgame 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.
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.

Navigation

• Strategy
  • General Advice (First Clear & Sacred Tree Extension)
  • Trap Notes (First Clear & Sacred Tree Extension)
  • Important Items (First Clear)
  • Important Items (Sacred Tree Extension)
  • Farming Techniques
• Floor Guide
  • First Clear
    • 1-2F
    • 3-4F
    • 5-12F
    • 13-15F
    • 16-20F
  • Sacred Tree Extension
    • 1-20F
    • 21-23F
    • 24-29F
    • 30-39F
    • 40-59F
    • 60-64F
    • 65-80F
    • 81-89F
    • 90-99F
• Monsters
• Behemoths
• Items
  • Weapon
  • Shield
  • Bracelet
  • Projectile
  • Food
  • Grass
  • Scroll
  • Staff
  • Pot
  • Incense

Strategy

General Advice (First Clear & Sacred Tree Extension)

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.
Once set, traps can't be picked up again, and the status is lost while the bracelet is unequipped.

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.

Trapping Floating Type Monsters

Floating types normally can't be ensnared by traps since they float above the trap on the ground.
However, you can still lure them onto a trap → shoot arrows until one misses to activate the trap,
resulting in the Floating type monster getting caught in the trap located underneath them.

Floating Type Monsters:

Floor Dragon Family Warning

Floor Dragon monsters can't be ensnared by traps at all, so don't try to trap them.
Dragonkiller, Dragon Shield, and arrows are a significant help against this monster family.

Floor Dragon Monsters:

Trap-Based Explosion Warning

Blast Trap and Explosion Trap function differently under Trapper status against monsters:

Trap Notes (First Clear & Sacred Tree Extension)

Rock Boulder Log Tripping

Rock Trap deals 16~20 damage, and Boulder Trap deals 32~38 damage.
These traps can be used to reliably earn experience points if placed in intersections.
Log Trap and Tripping Trap can also be used to deal damage, but they're not as powerful.

Spinning Sleep Blinding Sluggish Delusion Onigiri

These are traps that inflict a negative stauts condition, with Delusion Trap being the best.
Monsters with Deluded status won't attack Shiren, and will instead run away from him forever.
The second best trap is Blinding Trap, since its effect similarly never wears off for monsters.
Sleep Trap lasts 6 turns and Onigiri Trap lasts 10 turns, so use those on foes you can slay quickly.
Spinning Trap lasts 20 turns and Sluggish Trap lasts forever, making them good stalling options.

Curse Silver-seal

Rust

Reduces defense + 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

Reduces a monster's attack power and defense - Does not inflict Sealed status!
Intentionally step on it yourself if you equip a cursed weapon, shield, or bracelet.

Blast Explosion

Rotting

Trap-setting

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

Step on this when you're being chased to warp to a different location on the current floor.
Similar to Leaping Grass, but it can also be used to warp monsters instead of yourself.

Wooden Arrow Poison Arrow

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.
Poison Arrows are fantastic in particular, since 1 arrow reduces enemy attack power by ~50%,
but don't shoot them at Scorpion (4-7F), Ghost Radish (16-17F), Daze Radish (26-29F),
or Vile Scorpion (32-86F), since it results in an attack power boost via Empowered status.

Monsterizing Summoning Rage

Negative effect traps - These 3 offer nearly zero advantages for the player when activated.
Monsterizing Trap and Summoning Trap have a use for item drops, but Rage Trap is useless.
Move these to a spot where foes won't step on them, or insert them into Transmutation Pots.

Pitfall

Emergency escape option that can also be used to safely steal from a dungeon shop.
To utilize it during Sumo status, set it underfoot next to a wall → shoot an arrow at the wall.

Important Items (First Clear)

Weapon & Shield

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

Dragonkiller, Dragon Shield
Nice against Floor Dragon (13-15F) and Flamepuff (18-20F), who don't step on traps.
Equipping both and activating the resonance effect lets you potentially one-shot Floor Dragon.

Walrus Stopper, Primal Axe, Steel Severer
Walrus Stopper is nice as a secondary shield to help with item collection up to 12F or so.
The latter 2 weapons help against Beast and Metal types that appear near the end.

Watchful Shield, Counter Shield
Most damage received from monsters is through normal attacks, making these shields great.

Bracelets

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 this bracelet equipped to avoid accidentally losing it.

Projectiles

Poison Arrow, Wooden Arrow
A single Poison Arrow reduces enemy attack power by ~50%.
Collect arrows from any arrow traps you encounter, repositioning the trap as needed.
Intentionally step on a Far-throwing Trap to give your arrows piercing properties.
Don't shoot Poison Arrows at Scorpion (4-7F) or Ghost Radish (16-17F).

Staves & Scrolls & Incenses

Mapping Scroll, Guiding Staff
Floor-exiting Trap and Pitfall Trap are never naturally generated in this dungeon,
so Mapping Scroll and Guiding Staff are the next best options for quickly advancing floors.

Disguising Staff
Can be used to create a higher level monster early on for experience points,
and also a fantastic crowd control option on later floors when surrounded by monsters.
Feel free to carry 2 or more copies of this staff, as it's extremely useful.

Vaulting Staff, Switching Staff, Blurry Incense
These items are nice to have on hand in case you encounter a single room Monster House.

Trap Scroll
Similar to Trap-setting Trap, use it when the number of traps in your inventory gets low.
Consider your current Fullness and remaining food items before reading this scroll.

Pots

Preservation Pot
Lets you carry more traps and consumable items, which is incredibly handy.
Exorcism Scrolls should be saved for cursed Preservation Pots you find on the ground.
If you encounter a Bouncy Wall Room, see if you can duplicate Preservation Pots first.

Bottomless Pot
Break a Bottomless Pot to generate a number of Pitfall Traps equal to the pot's capacity.
This dungeon has descending stairs, so said traps can be used to advance to the next floor.
Particularly great when attempting a speedrun of this dungeon.

Important Items (Sacred Tree Extension)

Weapon & Shield

Dragonkiller
Nice against Sky Dragon (28-99F), Dragon Head (30-39F), Dragon Pit (93-99F), etc.
The best main weapon for this dungeon, and even better when paired with Dragon Shield,
since the Anti-Dragon damage multiplier receives a boost (x1.5 → x2.5).

Drain Slayer
Great against Polygon Shaka (30-99F) and Vile Scorpion (32-86F) in particular.
Not exactly essential if you find a Cleansing Bracelet, though.

Sickle of Salvation, Sky Sword
Helpful against Floating types that can't be trapped like Soul Reaper and Pumplich.
However, Dragonkiller or Drain Slayer should probably be prioritized above these options.
Soul Reaper appears on 40F, 54-60F, 64-70F, 75-79F, 85-89F, and 95-99F.
Pumplich appears on 49-53F, 60-63F, 70-74F, 80-84F, and 90-94F.

Kama Itachi
Weak, so only viable when combined with Sumo status + Monster-find Bracelet.

Axe of the Minotaur
Occasionally dropped by Minotaur (16-20F), but don't expect it to drop even if you linger.
Chance-based rune, but effective at boosting your damage dealt against any monster.
Synthesis isn't possible in this dungeon, so you can't transfer the rune.

Shield of Sating
Mostly for players who like to maintain Sumo status throughout the dungeon.

Dragon Shield, Kappa's Dish
Sky Dragon (28-99F) and Baby Tank (29-99F) can be a menace in single room Monster Houses,
so these are better main shield options for those who don't plan on maintaining Sumo status.

Bracelets

Rapid-fire Bracelet
Doubles the power of projectiles, letting you slay Vile Scorpion (32-86F) before it gets close.
Hallways remain visible through 50F, and Baby Tank (29-99F) can be used to restock arrows.
For 51-99F, either shoot arrows to check for incoming foes or use Monster-find Bracelet.

Monster-find Bracelet
Counters dark hallways (51-99F), and makes it easier to deal with Soul Reaper and Pumplich.
Also prevents getting surprised by Vile Scorpion (32-86F)'s special attack in dark hallways.
Soul Reaper appears on 40F, 54-60F, 64-70F, 75-79F, 85-89F, and 95-99F.
Pumplich appears on 49-53F, 60-63F, 70-74F, 80-84F, and 90-94F.

Cleansing Bracelet
Nullifies Vile Scorpion (32-86F)'s special attack - it's fine to discard it once you reach 87F.
Can also be used to block the Strength -3 effect when eating Rotten Onigiri.

Projectiles

Wooden Arrow
Obtained from Wooden Arrow Trap or Bowboy (6-9F).
Mainly used before collecting Iron Arrows from Crossbowboy (10-12F) or Baby Tank (29-99F).

Iron Arrow
Obtained from Crossbowboy (10-12F) or Baby Tank (29-99F).
Earthmound Staff or Evasive Incense makes it trivial to collect arrows from Baby Tank.
Feel free to collect literally hundreds of arrows if you find a Rapid-fire Bracelet.

Poison Arrow
Obtained from Poison Arrow Trap - 1 arrow reduces enemy attack power by ~50%.
Excellent against stronger foes like Sky Dragon, Baby Tank, and Soul Reaper in particular.
Never shoot arrows at Hoppin' Slugger (37-89F) since it has a 50% chance to reflect them.
Don't shoot Poison Arrows at Daze Radish (26-29F) or Vile Scorpion (32-86F).

Staves & Scrolls & Grass

Paralyzing Staff, Narrow-escape Staff, Sealing Staff, Sluggish Staff
Single-target options for disabling enemy special attacks or creating distance.
Sealing Staff can backfire if it hits a Baby Tank (29-99F) or Hoppin' Slugger (37-89F).
Swing Narrow-escape Staff at a Hoppin' Slugger for a 50% chance to be warped to the stairs.

Skull Mage's Staff
Obtained from Skull Mage (22-23F, 40-59F) or Skull Wizard (19-20F).
Single-target option for either shutting down or warping a monster elsewhere.

Switching Staff, Vaulting Staff, Leaping Grass
Emergency escape options for Monster Houses, but can't be used during Sumo status.
Staves are best for single room MHs, while Leaping Grass is best for pop-up style MHs.
Spring Trap can be used like Leaping Grass, but foes can also step on the trap.
If you're maintaining Sumo status, prioritize scrolls instead of these items.

Earthmound Staff
A single use lets you collect hundreds of Iron Arrows from Baby Tank (29-99F).
Can also be used to create a safe spot where you shoot arrows at foes through corners.

Blank Scroll
It might be best to save this scroll as an Expulsion Scroll for a single room Monster House.
If writing Eradication Scroll, it's probably best to throw it at either N'dama or Soul Reaper.
Soul Reaper appears on 40F, 54-60F, 64-70F, 75-79F, 85-89F, and 95-99F.
N'dama appears on 60-62F, 69-71F, 78-80F, and 97-99F.

Confusion Scroll, Slumber Scroll, Jitters Scroll
Sweet Potato can't be found in this dungeon, so these are handy for Monster Houses.

Food & Pots & Incenses

Grilled Onigiri
Main food source, since Nigiri Morph family monsters don't appear in this dungeon.
Rotting Trap for Rotten Onigiri → Blast Trap or get hit by Sky Dragon (28-99F)'s fire.
Grilled Onigiri increases Max Fullness by 2 when eaten when Fullness is already full,
so prepare to activate Sumo status for the final stretch with Popdillo (90-99F).

Identifier Pot
Insert bracelets in search of Rapid-fire, Monster-find, and Cleansing bracelets.
If you feel like your bracelet selection is good, use it as storage for Revival Grass.

Bottomless Pot
Break a Bottomless Pot to generate a number of Pitfall Traps equal to the pot's capacity.
This dungeon has descending stairs, so said traps can be used to advance to the next floor.
Save Pitfall Traps for single room Monster Houses or dangerous floor ranges.
It goes without saying, but store Pitfall Traps in Preservation Pots.

Water Gun Pot
Splash water on a Soul Reaper to reduce its attack power by 8 stages.
Soul Reaper appears on 40F, 54-60F, 64-70F, 75-79F, 85-89F, and 95-99F.
However, beware of accidentally making an important trap vanish.

Heat-ban Incense
Counters Sky Dragon (28-99F)'s flames in a single room Monster House.

Evasive Incense
Counters Baby Tank (29-99F)'s Iron Arrows in a single room Monster House.
Your arrows also miss while it's active, so use a Pitfall Trap after lighting it.

Blurry Incense
Counters a single room Monster House no matter what your playstyle is like.
This applies to all incenses, but it's best to select an arrow or trap when lighting it.

Farming Techniques

Grilled Onigiri

Rotting Trap Method:
Set a Rotting Trap on the ground and lure enemies onto it to obtain Rotten Onigiri,
then get hit by fire/blast damage or step on a Blast Trap to turn them into Grilled Onigiri.
Non-trap sources include Pop Tank (16-18F), Flamepuff (18-20F), Sky Dragon (28-99F), etc.

Onigiri Trap Method:
Set an Onigiri Trap on the ground and lure a foe onto it to inflict Onigiri status,
then lure the enemy onto a Blast Trap to turn them into Grilled Onigiri.

Wooden Arrows / Poison Arrows

If you spot an arrow trap, place it next to a wall → throw items onto the trap to collect arrows.

Cave Mamel Hunting (1-3F)

Pit Mamel (1-3F) can be leveled up into a Cave Mamel and hunted for 4,000+ experience points.
Easy level up options include Blinding Trap, Disguising Staff, Blinding grass, Jitters Scroll, etc.
Set non-damaging traps (ex: Rust Trap) for Cave Mamel to step on for 200 exp per activation,
then end with a trap that deals damage (ex: Rock Trap) for 4,000 experience points.

Thiefwalrus / Greenwalrus Hunting (5-13F, 25-29F)

Use traps to safely hunt Thiefwalrus (5-13F) or Greenwalrus (25-29F) for extra items.
However, be careful of their higher attack power if you decide to inflict Sealed status.
Thiefwalrus has 25 attack power, and Greenwalrus has 30 attack power.

Iron Arrows (10-12F)

Crossbowboy (10-12F) appears with Bored Kappa (10-12F), so use the combo to collect arrows.
The exact setup varies, but the idea is to position a Bored Kappa between you and a Crossbowboy.
You can hold ZR and press A to quickly pick up arrows instead of opening the menu every time.
Picking up items doesn't regen HP, so don't forget to walk or step in place to heal as needed.

Great Samurai / Lordly Samurai Hunting (10-12F)

Slay Masked Samurais (10-12F) → let Ghost Samurais level up a Masked Samurai to Lv3-4,
then lure the Lv3-4 Masked Samurai onto a Rust Trap to lower its attack power by 8 stages.
You can safely trade hits at that point, though you might need to walk to regen HP at times.
Great Samurai provides 840 experience points, and Lordly Samurai 1,280 experience points.
Set non-damaging traps for more exp, and slay it with a damaging trap to double exp.

Mudster / Mudder Hunting (11-12F)

Mudkin (11-14F) and Masked Samurai (10-12F) overlap, so hunt Lv3-4 Mudkins to level up.
Crossbowboy (10-12F) often significantly interferes, so it's best to seal off the stairs room.
As always, unequip your gear and stand on the stairs when punching Lv3-4 Mudkins for exp.
Don't inflict Sealed status - Mudster has 35 attack power, and Mudder has 45 attack power.
Mudster provides 460 experience points, and Mudder 920 experience points.

Floor Guide

First Clear

General Advice

Review how traps affect the player vs. monsters (See Traps or check the in-game Notebook).
Knowing how to utilize traps for extra food, arrows, experience points, etc. is a massive help.
Floating type enemies and Floor Dragon family monsters naturally avoid stepping on traps,
but Floating types can still be trapped by luring them above a trap and shooting arrows.

1-2F

Monster Stats (1-2F)

3-4F

Pit Mamel (1-3F) is still around on 3F, so continue hunting Cave Mamels if possible.
Froggo (3-5F) drops Gitan when slain, and shops can be generated, so stock up on Gitan.
Pumphantasm (4-5F) is a Floating type monster, so traps it moves on top of don't activate.
Use Wooden Arrows from a distance or traps against Scorpion (4-7F) to avoid strength loss.

Monster Stats (3-4F)

5-12F

Thiefwalrus (5-13F) is a rare spawn that always drops an item when slain.
It has 25 attack power, so be careful if you decide to inflict Sealed status on it.
Hell Reaper (7-9F) is a Floating type with Swift 2 speed - beware if your shield is weak.
A shield strength of 11~12 makes them a non-issue, but otherwise consider rushing stairs.
Crossbowboy (10-12F) overlaps with Bored Kappa (10-12F), so collect Iron Arrows if desired.
However, don't go overboard with arrow collection, since the first clear is only 20F.

Masked Samurai (10-12F) and Mudkin (11-14F) overlap on 11-12F,
so it's possible to hunt Lv3 Mudsters (460 exp) or Lv4 Mudders (920 exp) to rapidly level up.
Mudster (35) and Mudder (45) both have higher attack power, so don't inflict Sealed status.
Traps like Delusion Trap can be used to handle higher level monsters in emergencies.

Monster Stats (5-12F)

13-15F

Floor Dragon (13-15F) can't be ensnared by traps - this applies to the entire family.
Depending on your level and equipment, it might be best to switch to rushing stairs now.
However, if you've performed farming techniques and can handle Floor Dragons fine,
this floor range should still be relatively safe to fully explore.

The other notable threat is Metalhead (13-15F), who attacks up to 2 tiles ahead.
Metalhead's extended range makes it tricky to ensnare in traps compared to other foes.

Monster Stats (13-15F)

16-20F

Pop Tank (16-18F) and Rumbledon (17-20F) are both Slow and weak to Rust Trap.
Ghost Radish (16-17F) throws Poison Grass 2 tiles ahead, reducing strength and speed.
Ghost Radish gets boosted by Poison Arrows and Rust Trap, so use other options against it.
N'dubba (18-20F) disguises itself as an item, so rely on your inventory instead of floor items.
That said, N'dubba only has 16 attack power, so being ambushed by one isn't a big deal.

Flamepuff (18-20F) is a Floating type that can blow a 20 damage flame when adjacent.
Skull Wizard (19-20F) can inflict Confused status from a distance, so Look Around in rooms.
Explochin (20F) turns red when HP ≤ 50%, and explodes when HP ≤ 24 (96+ damage dealt).
Overall, it's best to utilize traps and consumables and rush to the stairs on 19-20F.

Monster Stats (16-20F)

Sacred Tree Extension

General Advice

Focus on a balanced inventory of equipment, traps, movement related staves, and arrows.
Keep an eye out for weapons and shields with special abilities, along with items that restore HP.
Try to reach 10+ Max Strength so that you can equip 2 bracelets at the same time.

The monster table doesn't change much past 30F, food is plentiful, and Behemoths don't spawn.
So feel free to start rushing stairs between 30-99F once your item selection looks good.
Hallways are dark on 51-99F, so a stronger shield or Monster-find Bracelet helps a lot.

1-20F

Perform farming techniques to level up to Lv20+ for the fastest HP regen speed,
increase Max Fullness by creating Grilled Onigiri, identify items, explore for dungeon shops,
hunt Thiefwalrus (5-13F) for item drops, and collect Iron Arrows from Crossbowboy (10-12F).
It's fine to sell or discard gear that doesn't seem useful, but be sure to identify bracelets.
Remember that Mixers and Synthesis Pots don't appear - synthesis isn't possible.

Monster Stats (1-20F)

21-23F

Explochin (20-22F), Blazeous (21-23F), and Super Gazer (22-24F) are common.
Beware of Super Gazer's hypnosis in particular if you have Bottomless Pots or incenses,
as it has the potential to destroy valuable items including your main weapon or shield.

Monster Stats (21-23F)

24-29F

The monster table resembles Serpentcoil Island, including Porko (24-27F) and Dragon (27-30F).
Pesky Kappa (24-27F) potentially destroys items found on the ground, so check rooms quickly.
If you're running low on items, consider hunting Greenwalrus (25-29F) for extra item drops.

Behemoth monsters don't spawn in this dungeon, so collecting Porky's Rocks is a low priority.
That said, Porky's Rocks can be used to check for incoming foes on dark hallway (51-99F) floors,
so if you haven't found a Monster-find Bracelet and also happen to have an Evasive Incense,
go ahead and collect some Porky's Rocks for the second half of this dungeon.

Monster Stats (24-29F)

30-39F

The long-term threats of the Sacred Tree Mode extension begin to appear one after the next.
It begins with Sky Dragon (28-99F), Baby Tank (29-99F), and Polygon Shaka (30-99F),
then continues with Vile Scorpion (32-86F) and Hoppin' Slugger (37-89F).
Dragon Head (30-39F) also appears as a threat that can't be ensnared by traps at all.

Sky Dragon is the toughest monster in this dungeon, so reaching a point where you can slay it
within 2 hits by grinding experience points and collecting strong gear will raise your clear rate.
However, you're unlikely to have the level ups, strength, and Sumo status to do so as of 30F,
so use plenty of Iron Arrows and Poison Arrows to get by while building up to that point.
Restock Iron Arrows from Baby Tank as needed using an Earthmound Staff or Evasive Incense,
but beware of Sky Dragon's room-wide flame if you plan on collecting arrows in a large room.

Vile Scorpion lowers strength by 2 when adjacent - shoot arrows when hallways are visible.
Once hallways become dark starting on 51F, switch to using traps to disable Vile Scorpions.
Don't give up if your strength gets very low, since reviving with Revival Grass restores it.

Polygon Shaka and Dragon Head shouldn't be a notable problem compared to later threats,
so do your best to defeat them while conserving inventory items.

Monster Stats (30-39F)

40-59F

Froggon (40-59F) and Skull Mage (40-59F) appear, and hallways are dark between 51-99F.
The former always drops a high value Gitan bag, and the latter can drop Skull Mage's Staff.
Gitan bags can be paired with Far-throwing Trap to help clear out a Monster House.
Throw traps instead of shooting arrows when checking for incoming foes in hallways,
since Hoppin' Slugger (37-89F) has a 50% chance to reflect arrows.

Soul Reaper and Pumplich are 2 Floating types that normally can't be ensnared by traps.
Soul Reaper appears on 40F, 54-60F, 64-70F, 75-79F, 85-89F, and 95-99F.
Pumplich appears on 49-53F, 60-63F, 70-74F, 80-84F, and 90-94F.
Basically, these 2 monsters alternate every 5-7 floors.

Soul Reaper is immune to traps, passes through walls, and has Swift 2 action speed.
It's likely to strike first thanks to dark hallways, and deals heavy damage with a weak shield.
Thankfully the initial enemy counts aren't as high as Heart of Serpentcoil Island or such,
so stepping in place at the start and slaying initial spawns before exploring is effective.
Throw an Eradication Scroll if you lack a good shield, Sumo status, or Monster-find Bracelet.

Monster Stats (40-59F)

60-64F

Flying Egg (60-64F) and N'dama (60-62F, 69-71F, 78-80F, 97-99F) appear.
Hunt Flying Eggs on 61-63F where Soul Reaper doesn't spawn if you want Huge Onigiri.
N'dama appears for 3 floors in a row, and can be tricky if disguised as consumable items.
If you're able to handle Soul Reapers, throw an Eradication Scroll at N'dama instead.
Otherwise, focus on traps or just rush stairs instead of picking up items on N'dama floors.

Monster Stats (60-64F)

65-80F

Nothing noteworthy about this floor range's enemies that hasn't already been said.
Soul Reaper, Pumplich, and N'dama periodically appear for a few floors in a row,
and otherwise all of the long-term threats are still around.

Monster Stats (65-80F)

81-89F

Hiding Egg (81-89F) always drops Special Onigiri, which can potentially raise strength.
Some players use a Monsterizing Trap + Mapping or Windblade scroll to farm them,
but it's quite debatable if it's worth the effort when the goal is so close.

Vile Scorpion exits the table after 86F, so feel free to discard Cleansing Bracelet on 87F.
Poison Arrow Trap is visible with Trapper status, so you're unlikely to lose strength now.
Hoppin' Slugger exits the table after 89F, so you can safely start shooting arrows in hallways
from 90F to check for incoming monsters if you still haven't found a Monster-find Bracelet.

Monster Stats (81-89F)

90-99F

Popdillo (90-99F), Dragon Pit (93-99F), and Soul Reaper (95-99F) are the major threats.
It's highly recommended to activate Sumo status to stop Popdillos from making you trip.
Dragon Pit has Swift 1 speed and can't be ensnared by traps, but isn't especially powerful.
Overall, monsters shouldn't be a big problem if you have Sumo status and Poison Arrows.

Use items you've been saving like Pitfall Trap and Blank Scroll to quickly reach the goal.
There's no special item waiting to be found on 99F, so just rush to the stairs.

Monster Stats (90-99F)

Monsters

See Monsters for individual monster details.

• F - Dark hallways
• S - Shop is possible
• M - Monster House is possible

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

F	S	M	Monsters
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
			Sacred Tree Mode
21			N'dubba	Explochin	Blazeous	Skull Wizard
22			Explochin	Blazeous	Skull Mage	Super Gazer
23			Blazeous	Skull Mage	Super Gazer
24			Froggucchi	Super Gazer	N'dulu	Pesky Kappa	Corporal Ant
			Porko	Dark Owl	Capt. Spearfish	Famed Octopling	Dartingfrog
25			Froggucchi	N'dulu	Pesky Kappa	Corporal Ant	Porko
			Dark Owl	Capt. Spearfish	Famed Octopling	Greenwalrus	Dartingfrog
26			Froggucchi	N'dulu	Pesky Kappa	Corporal Ant	Porko
			Daze Radish	Greenwalrus	Dartingfrog
27			Froggucchi	N'dulu	Pesky Kappa	Corporal Ant	Porko
			Daze Radish	Dragon	Greenwalrus	Dartingfrog
28			N'dulu	Daze Radish	Dragon	Sky Dragon	Greenwalrus
			Dartingfrog
29			Daze Radish	Baby Tank	Dragon	Sky Dragon	Greenwalrus
30			Baby Tank	Polygon Shaka	Dragon	Sky Dragon	Dragon Head
31			Baby Tank	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Dragon Head
32			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Dragon Head
33			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Dragon Head
34			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Dragon Head
35			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Dragon Head
36			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Dragon Head
37			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Dragon Head
38			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Dragon Head
39			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Dragon Head
40			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper
41			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
42			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
43			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
44			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
45			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
46			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
47			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
48			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
49			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Pumplich
50			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Pumplich
51			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Pumplich
52			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Pumplich
53			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Pumplich
54			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper
55			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper
56			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper
57			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper
58			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper
59			Froggon	Skull Mage	Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger
			Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper
60			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper	Pumplich	N'dama	Flying Egg
61			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Pumplich	N'dama	Flying Egg
62			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Pumplich	N'dama	Flying Egg
63			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Pumplich	Flying Egg
64			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper	Flying Egg
65			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper
66			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper
67			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper
68			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper
69			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper	N'dama
70			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper	Pumplich	N'dama
71			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Pumplich	N'dama
72			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Pumplich
73			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Pumplich
74			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Pumplich
75			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper
76			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper
77			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper
78			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper	N'dama
79			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper	N'dama
80			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Pumplich	N'dama
81			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Pumplich	Hiding Egg
82			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Pumplich	Hiding Egg
83			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Pumplich	Hiding Egg
84			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Pumplich	Hiding Egg
85			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper	Hiding Egg
86			Baby Tank	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon
			Soul Reaper	Hiding Egg
87			Baby Tank	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper
			Hiding Egg
88			Baby Tank	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper
			Hiding Egg
89			Baby Tank	Hoppin' Slugger	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper
			Hiding Egg
90			Baby Tank	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Pumplich	Popdillo
91			Baby Tank	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Pumplich	Popdillo
92			Baby Tank	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Pumplich	Popdillo
93			Baby Tank	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Dragon Pit	Pumplich
			Popdillo
94			Baby Tank	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Dragon Pit	Pumplich
			Popdillo
95			Baby Tank	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper	Dragon Pit
			Popdillo
96			Baby Tank	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper	Dragon Pit
			Popdillo
97			Baby Tank	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper	Dragon Pit
			Popdillo	N'dama
98			Baby Tank	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper	Dragon Pit
			Popdillo	N'dama
99			Baby Tank	Polygon Shaka	Sky Dragon	Soul Reaper	Dragon Pit
			Popdillo	N'dama

Items

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Item Table Key

Weapon

Shield

Bracelet