Dungeon Manager
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More evil is worse? It can be good! At least if you're the manager of a small dungeon startup company.
You are creating a "service" company. What do you do? You provide monsters for dungeons!
Without people like you, those pesky heroes would not have someone to rescue or to protect!
Now, don't underestimate the business - it's pretty tough. Forget desks, you've got altars:
* Marketing altars to get better quest/jobs
* Monster Resources altars to attract stronger employees errr monsters.
Monsters for recruiting will appear on the right, but be quick - another company might snatch them before you!
The bottom row of monsters represent your employees. Lucky for you they charge per mission only!
Select as many as you like and can afford to fulfill a given quest, shown in the bottom right.
Be sure to check the reward in "evil" (an innovative currency based on Blockchain - it ought to be evil) to avoid overspending!
Sometimes it's better to decline a quest than to waste monsters on it. Sometimes a competitor will be faster in providing monsters for the job.
You are creating a "service" company. What do you do? You provide monsters for dungeons!
Without people like you, those pesky heroes would not have someone to rescue or to protect!
Now, don't underestimate the business - it's pretty tough. Forget desks, you've got altars:
* Marketing altars to get better quest/jobs
* Monster Resources altars to attract stronger employees errr monsters.
Monsters for recruiting will appear on the right, but be quick - another company might snatch them before you!
The bottom row of monsters represent your employees. Lucky for you they charge per mission only!
Select as many as you like and can afford to fulfill a given quest, shown in the bottom right.
Be sure to check the reward in "evil" (an innovative currency based on Blockchain - it ought to be evil) to avoid overspending!
Sometimes it's better to decline a quest than to waste monsters on it. Sometimes a competitor will be faster in providing monsters for the job.