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'''Cavern Mine''' is an underground mining area containing several ore types, hazard rooms, and [[Cavern Spider]]s.
An underground mining zone laced with ore veins, winding passages, and a handful of nasty surprises for unwary miners.


== Resources ==
== Resources ==
* Ebony rocks
Five rock types have been spotted here so far:
* Silver rocks
* Ebony
* Coal rocks
* Silver
* Ebony Dust rocks
* Coal
* Iron
* Ebony Dust


== Creatures ==
== Inhabitants ==
[[Cavern Spider]]s and spider eggs are found throughout the mine. Cavern Spiders have been observed to respawn roughly 15 seconds after being defeated.
* [[Cavern Spider]]


== Hazards ==
== Hazards ==
Some rooms use circle- and box-shaped telegraphed attack markers — move out of the marked area before it goes off. Exact damage and timing aren't documented yet.
A few rooms telegraph incoming attacks with circular or box-shaped ground markers; get clear of the marked zone before it triggers. Nobody's nailed down the exact damage or timing on these yet.


''(Note: full combat stats, drop tables, and exact ore/rock names for this area are still unconfirmed.)''
''(This area is still lightly documented: drop-rate percentages and precise rock names may change as more information comes in.)''


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Latest revision as of 06:47, 30 August 2026

An underground mining zone laced with ore veins, winding passages, and a handful of nasty surprises for unwary miners.

Resources

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Five rock types have been spotted here so far:

  • Ebony
  • Silver
  • Coal
  • Iron
  • Ebony Dust

Inhabitants

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Hazards

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A few rooms telegraph incoming attacks with circular or box-shaped ground markers; get clear of the marked zone before it triggers. Nobody's nailed down the exact damage or timing on these yet.

(This area is still lightly documented: drop-rate percentages and precise rock names may change as more information comes in.)