Dungeons

Dungeons are a main feature of Hashtag Dungeon, and the premise around the game. They are made by the player before being stored onto Twitter using a special code for each square of the room along with the item in the tile, whether it be a piece of clutter or a monster

Creating a Dungeon
To create a dungeon from the main menu, click 'Player Dungeons', then 'Create New', this will store your starter room and dungeon onto twitter to use in the future. Make sure you have a twitter account prior to doing this, as if you do not have one, the dungeon will not correctly create and you could lose it.

To build rooms in your dungeon, you must click an adjacent room to your starting room, after this, you will be faced with a room creator where you can place enemies, traps, clutter, and more.

At the beginning of your dungeon, many enemies will not be available to you, this is due to Hashtag Dungeon using a scaling method which means that the further the room away from the starting room, the more enemies and difficulty you can put into the room.

Playing a Dungeon
To play a dungeon from the main menu, click 'Player Dungeons', then select a dungeon that you would like to play, choose by names and ratings, the higher up the dungeon is on the list, the more 'likes' that dungeon got when it was made. Make sure to check the bottom of the list occasionally to see some good dungeons as well.

Alternatively, you can play a randomly generated dungeon by clicking on 'Dungeon Generator' from the main menu, after this you must select the size of a dungeon that you would like to try and beat. These dungeons involve randomly placed enemies, traps and clutter.
 * Be warned, Large, Extra Large and Ridiculously Huge are all very difficult to clear, and almost impossible to do so without losing health.
 * Small is perfect for Hashtag Dungeon beginners, while veteran players may like to run through these dungeons without losing health.
 * Medium is good for leisurely runs for veteran players, with not too much difficulty, but enough so that is a challenge.
 * Randomly generated dungeons can often have flaws within them, like certain enemies being oddly placed (water mages against walls for example), to remove this issue, simply play player dungeons instead.

Horde Mode
Horde Mode is a gameplay mode where the player is pitted against randomly generated monsters that spawn in a room, the player has a choice between 'Normal', which, like already mentioned, is a randomly generated battle arena.

There is also a 'Daily Challenge' mode, where the player faces the same monsters every time you restart the battle.
 * Horde mode is difficult, and often the 10th wave will not be passed. Make sure you are well prepared and prepare for close-quarters fights in unfair and difficult situations.