<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=347744.msg16385678#msg16385678">Quote from: Muse on 22-01-2023, 19:47:48</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">   "You've explained something that's been mentioned around me before but never fully explained.  You said that some dungeons are actively friendly? <br/> You made them sounds like hosts?  Openly inviting adventurers to challenge their halls, and adventurers bringing gifts like a good guest.  <br/><br/>   "I'd like to make sure I understand this correctly.  If i do, I'd like to know how to be a polite guest to a dungeon, and I'd like to know about nearby dungeons who behave in this fashion, particularly whether or not the close by one we wanted to challenge is such a dungeon. <br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/><em>Flashback</em><br/><br/>Duncan replies to an inquiry by Alana; "Indeed, some dungeons act like hosts and are kinder to adventurers but that's rare. But in general, adventurers give respect to all dungeons by giving offerings at the start of the dungeon. Also, some address the dungeon verbally as they enter and have respectful words towards the dungeon before giving their offering. Offerings are usually simple general items, like a pair of shoes, a glove, or bell. But some go further and give even minor magical items to bigger dungeons or more expensive offerings.<br/><br/>"What comes to local dungeons, the Rivertown one is the newest and closest dungeon to Azure City. The next closest one is called Goblin's Den in six days along the river and is used as a local training dungeon for adventurers. That dungeon is a decent challenge dungeon, but it made contracts with several feral goblins, forming a tribe there, and has notoriety in trying to catch female adventurers for breeding purposes in the nearby area. So need to be careful in area cause of traps in around and in the dungeon."