Chapter 69 adds even more mushrooms and fungal beasts, and an exit to the Dark Elf lands.

Chapter 68 adds a mushroom grove, with shrooms that fire off effects on you (and anyone else foolish enough to pass through).

Chapter 61 adds the *Town Portal* item, giving the adventurer a quick way to return to town. This is expanded into a more general teleportation system.

Chapter 60 uses layered procedural generation to generate two distinct map types, and blend a transition between them. It also adds nasty lizard monsters!

Chapter 59 adds deeper limestone caverns, with a prefabricated boss area.

Chapter 56 introduces a new set of levels: the limestone caverns. Lighting is added, along with a new theme. The first cheat mode is also added to make level traversal during development easier.

Chapter 55 adds the ability to revisit previous levels.

Chapter 53 adds a forest level to the game, populated by bandits and other monsters and with its own level theme.

Chapter 49 implements vendors, bystanders and other town residents' AI. You finish up with a town full of life.

Chapter 48 adds NPCs of various types to the town, and spawns hostile rats in an abandoned house..

Chapter 47 walks you through procedurally generating a town, starting with terrain and working up towards buildings.

Doors and Corners, that's where they get you. Seriously, doors are a staple of the roguelike and dungeon bashing genres. This chapter will help you place doors, make them openable, and ensure that line-of-sight and movement blocking are enforced correctly for closed doors - and not for open ones.

Doors and Corners, that's where they get you. Seriously, doors are a staple of the roguelike and dungeon bashing genres. This chapter will help you place doors, make them openable, and ensure that line-of-sight and movement blocking are enforced correctly for closed doors - and not for open ones.