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	=== Description ===		=== Description ===
	*"The Guild" is your starting point in the world of Conflux.		*"The Guild" is your starting point in the world of Conflux.

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 === Interests ===
-*Character choice:
+*Champion selection.  (See [[Conflux/Advanced Guide for Champion Selection|Advanced Guide for Champion Selection]])
 *The Guilds' doors and special Guild items:
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 ***The first door of the Wizards' Guild
 ***The second door of the Fighters' Guild.
 *A button north-west of the fountain in the central Guild area allows sole access to the [[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate|Room of Fate]], a small level at the bottom of the dungeon where certain game adjustments can be made.

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	=== Description ===		=== Description ===
	*~~You start Conflux in~~ "The Guild". This is a safe place where you choose your ~~champions~~.		*"The Guild" is your starting point in the world of Conflux.
	*Contrary to Chaos Strikes Back, this arrival is safe (at least at the beginning, more on this later), and it can be reached easily from ~~the next~~ places. It makes a perfect spot for storing items, ~~aa well as~~ saving and making a backup of your game before exploring a new ~~zone~~.		*This is a safe place where you choose your Champions.
	*[http://dmwiki.atomas.com/maps/view/conflux/00 Map of level 0]		*Contrary to Chaos Strikes Back, this arrival is safe (at least at the beginning, more on this later), and it can be reached easily from other places.
			*It makes a perfect spot for storing items, saving, and making a backup of your game before exploring a new area.
			*<spoiler>[http://dmwiki.atomas.com/maps/view/conflux/00 Map of level 0]</spoiler>

	=== Interests ===		=== Interests ===
	*Character choice:		*Character choice:

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	=== Interests ===		=== Interests ===
	*Character choice:		*Character choice:
	**At the start of the game you can choose between five ~~characters~~ as your first party member: the four ~~guild guides~~ and the first ~~character~~ of the Maleficient Guild. ~~For details about the~~ champions~~, see the~~ [[Conflux/Guild_Champions\|~~the~~ Guild Champions ~~page,~~]] read ~~also~~ the [[Conflux/What is Conflux\|~~introduction~~]] and ~~the~~ [[Conflux/Included tips\|~~tips~~]] ~~to decide~~ which ~~character~~(s) to choose. You can have between one and four ~~champions~~ in your party, and ~~you~~ cannot ~~drop a party member later to get another one~~.		**At the start of the game you can choose between five Champions as your first party member: the four Guild Guides and the first Champion of the Maleficient Guild.
	**Things to consider before choosing a ~~champion~~:		**Details on each champions can be found in [[Conflux/Guild_Champions\|The Guild Champions]].
	***~~More starting guild items: you~~ can perform two special actions right after the start of the game to gain an additional ~~item~~ for two of the ~~characters~~. ~~See~~ the "Show text" links on [[Conflux/Guild Champions\|~~the~~ Guild Champions ~~page~~]] ~~for details~~. I recommend ~~doing this as long as~~ you~~'re not sure that~~ you ~~are never going to add those~~ champions to your party ~~later in the game~~.		**It is recommend that you read the [[Conflux/What is Conflux\|Introduction]] and [[Conflux/Included tips\|Tips]] before deciding which champion(s) to choose.
	***Beginners should choose the four ~~guides~~ for their first game.		***You can have between one and four Champions in your party.
			***Choose carefully, Champions cannot be dropped once "Resurrected" or "Reincarnated".
			***Reincarnation allows for better stats.
			***Once you have chosen four Champions your party is fixed and cannot be permanently changed.
			***Some Champions are hidden.
			**Things to consider before choosing a Champion:
			***You can perform two special actions right after the start of the game to gain an additional Guild items for two of the Guild Guides. For more details see the spoiler ("Show text") links on [[Conflux/Guild Champions\|The Guild Champions]].
			***It is recommend that you perform these actions if you plan on adding either or both of these champions to your party.
			***Beginners should choose the four Guild Guides for their first game.
	****Leif, The Fighter's Guild Guide.		****Leif, The Fighter's Guild Guide.
	****Iaido, The Ninja's Guild Guide. (Will tell you of secret passages.)		****Iaido, The Ninja's Guild Guide. (Will tell you of secret passages.)
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	****Gando, The Wizard's Guild Guide. (Will tell you about pits.)		****Gando, The Wizard's Guild Guide. (Will tell you about pits.)
	***Some people recommend to have two party members: turning left or right quickly enough, you can avoid spells and weapons thrown at you.		***Some people recommend to have two party members: turning left or right quickly enough, you can avoid spells and weapons thrown at you.
	***Each ~~guild master~~ has ~~got~~ a special game ending when you add ~~the character~~ to your party. If you want to solve all of the ~~guild masters~~' endings in one game, you may only pick one ~~character~~ and leave the other places free for ~~guild masters~~. (See below.)		***Each Guild Leader has a special game ending when you add that Champion to your party. If you want to solve all of the Guild Leaders' endings in one game, you may only pick one Champion and leave the other places free for the Guild Leaders. (See below.)
	***To solve the Maleficient Guild's ending, you must pick all four maleficient champions (from the same mirror). Always choose "~~reincarante~~" and not "~~resurrect~~" for the Maleficients, because this gives better statistics. They are extremely weak!		***To solve the Maleficient Guild's ending, you must pick all four maleficient champions (from the same mirror).
	***There are additional ~~champion~~ mirrors and an altar on the Crypt level~~, which~~ must be unlocked before use. You can only ~~choose one of those characters~~ if you ~~have not yet~~ four active party members.		****Always choose "Reincarnate" and not "Resurrect" for the Maleficients, because this gives better statistics.
	***There is a way to obtain a fifth party member; you can have four active members and one "hidden" character much later in the game. Solve the riddle of [[Conflux/Places/Oracle\|the Oracle]] on level 7.		****They are extremely weak!
	***There is at least one place in the game where you need four living, active party members to proceed to the four guild master ending levels. There is a "backdoor", however: solve a few riddles in the [[Conflux/Places/Moria\|Moria]] on level 13 to get to the entrance level of the [[Conflux/Places/Mampang\|Tower of Mampang,]] then go down through a pit there and enter the [[Conflux/Places/Dracos lair\|dragons' lair.]]		***There are six additional Champion mirrors and an altar on the Crypt level.
	*The Guilds' doors and special ~~guild~~ items:		****These mirrors must be unlocked before use.
	**Initially your ~~characters~~ are restricted to lower experience levels.		****You can only add these Champions if you haven't already chosen four active party members.
	**Opening more doors with special ~~guild~~ items makes higher levels for that ~~guild~~ available.
	**At the end of each ~~guild~~ room is a special wall ornament containing the ~~guild~~'s ~~master character~~. "Opening" this removes all further level restrictions for the ~~guild~~.		*The Guilds' doors and special Guild items:
	**In the beginning of the game it is important to collect as many ~~guild~~ items as possible to open these doors, or you'll waste your gained experience and won't become stronger.		**Initially your Champions are restricted to lower experience levels.
	***There are two additional places on this level (accessible through the two levels below) where you can trade two more of those items for each guild to obtain special items. Don't spend items there before opening all of that guild's locks first.		**Opening more doors with special Guild items makes higher levels for that Guild available.
	**For two of those locks you can avoid spending an item: ~~the~~ first ~~one~~ of the Wizards' Guild~~, and the~~ second ~~one~~ of the Fighters' Guild.		**Each Guild has their own Guild item.
	*~~"Unleash Hell":~~ the [[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|Room of Fate]], a small level at the bottom of the dungeon, is ~~only~~ accessible ~~from~~ the ~~Guilds' main room~~.		***A Mace for the Fighter Guild.
	*~~Visit~~ the graves of Conflux heroes ~~in the cemetary below the Priests' Guild,~~ unlock the door to the [[Conflux/Places/Chamber of Oblivion\|Lands of Death]].		***A Throwing Star for the Ninja Guild.
			***A Monk Staff for the Priest Guild.
			***A Corbum for the Wizard Guild.
			**After the first three doors of each Guild are opened, you are required to answer an additional Guild Riddle before you will be allowed to open more doors.
			**At the end of each Guild room is a special wall ornament containing the Guild's Leader.
			***"Opening" this removes all further level restrictions for that Guild and that Guild Leader's face or torso will replace the ornament.
			***Click on Guild Leader's face or torso to add them to your party.
			**In the beginning of the game it is important to collect as many Guild items as possible to open these doors, or you'll waste your gained experience and won't become stronger.
			**For two of those locks you can avoid spending an item:
			***The first door of the Wizards' Guild
			***The second door of the Fighters' Guild.



			*A button north-west of the fountain in the central Guild area allows sole access to the [[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|Room of Fate]], a small level at the bottom of the dungeon where certain game adjustments can be made.

			*There is a ladder in the room accessible after answering the Priest Guild riddle.
			**The ladder leads to a small cemetery containing the graves of Conflux heroes.
			**A Skeleton key can unlock the door to a passageway containing a gold lock and an iron barred door.
			***A button in the [[Conflux/Places/Chamber of Oblivion\|Lands of Death]] can open a wall allowing access to this area.
			***<spoiler>The iron barred door, opened with a gold key, reveals an alcove with a Skeleton Key.</spoiler>

			*Once certain condtions are met, it is possbile for random encounters with giggler and vexirks here!

			*It is possible to lose access to the central fountain if a certain door is opened in one of the Guild Leaders' Quest.

	=== Connections ===		=== Connections ===

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	**At the start of the game you can choose between five characters as your first party member: the four guild guides and the first character of the Maleficient Guild. For details about the champions, see the [[Conflux/Guild_Champions\|the Guild Champions page,]] read also the [[Conflux/What is Conflux\|introduction]] and the [[Conflux/Included tips\|tips]] to decide which character(s) to choose. You can have between one and four champions in your party, and you cannot drop a party member later to get another one.		**At the start of the game you can choose between five characters as your first party member: the four guild guides and the first character of the Maleficient Guild. For details about the champions, see the [[Conflux/Guild_Champions\|the Guild Champions page,]] read also the [[Conflux/What is Conflux\|introduction]] and the [[Conflux/Included tips\|tips]] to decide which character(s) to choose. You can have between one and four champions in your party, and you cannot drop a party member later to get another one.
	**Things to consider before choosing a champion:		**Things to consider before choosing a champion:
	***More starting guild items: you can perform two special actions right after the start of the game to gain an additional item for two of the characters. See the "Show text" links on [[Conflux/Guild Champions\|the Guild Champions page]] for details. I recommend doing this as long as you're not sure that you are ~~ever~~ going to add those champions to your party later in the game.		***More starting guild items: you can perform two special actions right after the start of the game to gain an additional item for two of the characters. See the "Show text" links on [[Conflux/Guild Champions\|the Guild Champions page]] for details. I recommend doing this as long as you're not sure that you are never going to add those champions to your party later in the game.
	***Beginners should choose the four guides for their first game.		***Beginners should choose the four guides for their first game.
	****Leif, The Fighter's Guild Guide.		****Leif, The Fighter's Guild Guide.
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	*"Unleash Hell": the [[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|Room of Fate]], a small level at the bottom of the dungeon, is only accessible from the Guilds' main room.		*"Unleash Hell": the [[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|Room of Fate]], a small level at the bottom of the dungeon, is only accessible from the Guilds' main room.
	*Visit the graves of Conflux heroes in the cemetary below the Priests' Guild, unlock the door to the [[Conflux/Places/Chamber of Oblivion\|Lands of Death]].		*Visit the graves of Conflux heroes in the cemetary below the Priests' Guild, unlock the door to the [[Conflux/Places/Chamber of Oblivion\|Lands of Death]].

	=== Connections ===		=== Connections ===
	*Teleporter to and from [[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|the Room of Fate]] (via a teleportation button)		*Teleporter to and from [[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|the Room of Fate]] (via a teleportation button)

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	==== Description ====		=== Description ===
	*You start Conflux in "The Guild". This is a safe place where you choose your champions.		*You start Conflux in "The Guild". This is a safe place where you choose your champions.
	*Contrary to Chaos Strikes Back, this arrival is safe (at least at the beginning, more on this later), and it can be reached easily from the next places. It makes a perfect spot for storing items, aa well as saving and making a backup of your game before exploring a new zone.		*Contrary to Chaos Strikes Back, this arrival is safe (at least at the beginning, more on this later), and it can be reached easily from the next places. It makes a perfect spot for storing items, aa well as saving and making a backup of your game before exploring a new zone.
	*[http://dmwiki.atomas.com/maps/view/conflux/00 Map of level 0]		*[http://dmwiki.atomas.com/maps/view/conflux/00 Map of level 0]
			=== Interests ===
	==== Interests ====		*Character choice:
	*Character choice: At the start of the game you can choose between five characters as your first party member: the four guild guides and the first character of the Maleficient Guild. For details about the champions, see the [[Conflux/Guild_Champions\|the Guild Champions page,]] read also the [[Conflux/What is Conflux\|introduction]] and the [[Conflux/Included tips\|tips]] to decide which character(s) to choose. You can have between one and four champions in your party, and you cannot drop a party member later to get another one.		**At the start of the game you can choose between five characters as your first party member: the four guild guides and the first character of the Maleficient Guild. For details about the champions, see the [[Conflux/Guild_Champions\|the Guild Champions page,]] read also the [[Conflux/What is Conflux\|introduction]] and the [[Conflux/Included tips\|tips]] to decide which character(s) to choose. You can have between one and four champions in your party, and you cannot drop a party member later to get another one.
			**Things to consider before choosing a champion:
	*Things to consider before choosing a champion:		***More starting guild items: you can perform two special actions right after the start of the game to gain an additional item for two of the characters. See the "Show text" links on [[Conflux/Guild Champions\|the Guild Champions page]] for details. I recommend doing this as long as you're not sure that you are ever going to add those champions to your party later in the game.
	**More starting guild items: you can perform two special actions right after the start of the game to gain an additional item for two of the characters. See the "Show text" links on [[Conflux/Guild Champions\|the Guild Champions page]] for details. I recommend doing this as long as you're not sure that you are ever going to add those champions to your party later in the game.		***Beginners should choose the four guides for their first game.
	**Beginners should choose the four guides for their first game.		****Leif, The Fighter's Guild Guide.
	***~~Lief~~, The Fighter's Guild Guide.		****Iaido, The Ninja's Guild Guide. (Will tell you of secret passages.)
	***Iaido, The Ninja's Guild Guide. (Will tell you of secret passages.)		****Zed, The Priest's Guild Guide. (Will tell you about magical fluxes (transporters)).
	***Zed, The Priest's Guild Guide. (Will tell you about magical fluxes (transporters)).		****Gando, The Wizard's Guild Guide. (Will tell you about pits.)
	***Gando, The Wizard's Guild Guide. (Will tell you about pits.)		***Some people recommend to have two party members: turning left or right quickly enough, you can avoid spells and weapons thrown at you.
	**Some people recommend to have two party members: turning left or right quickly enough, you can avoid spells and weapons thrown at you.		***Each guild master has got a special game ending when you add the character to your party. If you want to solve all of the guild masters' endings in one game, you may only pick one character and leave the other places free for guild masters. (See below.)
	**If you want to solve all of the guild masters' endings in one game, you may only pick one character and leave the other places free for guild masters.		***To solve the Maleficient Guild's ending, you must pick all four maleficient champions (from the same mirror). Always choose "reincarante" and not "resurrect" for the Maleficients, because this gives better statistics. They are extremely weak!
	**To solve the Maleficient Guild's ending, you must pick all four maleficient champions (from the same mirror). Always choose "reincarante" and not "resurrect" for the Maleficients, because this gives better statistics. They are extremely weak!		***There are additional champion mirrors and an altar on the Crypt level, which must be unlocked before use. You can only choose one of those characters if you have not yet four active party members.
	**There are additional champion mirrors and an altar on the Crypt level, which must be unlocked before use. You can only choose one of those characters if you have not yet four active party members.		***There is a way to obtain a fifth party member; you can have four active members and one "hidden" character much later in the game. Solve the riddle of [[Conflux/Places/Oracle\|the Oracle]] on level 7.
	**There is a way to obtain a fifth party member; you can have four active members and one "hidden" character much later in the game. Solve the riddle of [[Conflux/Places/Oracle\|the Oracle]] on level 7.		***There is at least one place in the game where you need four living, active party members to proceed to the four guild master ending levels. There is a "backdoor", however: solve a few riddles in the [[Conflux/Places/Moria\|Moria]] on level 13 to get to the entrance level of the [[Conflux/Places/Mampang\|Tower of Mampang,]] then go down through a pit there and enter the [[Conflux/Places/Dracos lair\|dragons' lair.]]
	**There is at least one place in the game where you need four living, active party members to proceed to the four guild master ending levels. There is a "backdoor", however: solve a few riddles in the [[Conflux/Places/Moria\|Moria]] on level 13 to get to the entrance level of the [[Conflux/Places/Mampang\|Tower of Mampang,]] then go down through a pit there and enter the [[Conflux/Places/Dracos lair\|dragons' lair.]]		*The Guilds' doors and special guild items:
			**Initially your characters are restricted to lower experience levels.
	*The Guilds' doors and special guild items: Initially your characters are restricted to lower experience levels. Opening more doors with special guild items makes higher levels for that guild available. At the end of each guild room is a special wall ornament containing the guild's master character. "Opening" this removes all further level restrictions for the guild. ~~Each guild master has got a special game ending when you add the character to your party.~~ In the beginning of the game it is important to collect as many guild items as possible to open these doors, or you'll waste your gained experience and won't become stronger. There are two additional places on this level (accessible through the two levels below) where you can trade two more of those items for each guild to obtain special items. Don't spend items there before opening all of that guild's locks first. For two of those locks you can avoid ~~spendimg~~ an item: the first one of the Wizards' Guild, and the second one of the Fighters' Guild.		**Opening more doors with special guild items makes higher levels for that guild available.
			**At the end of each guild room is a special wall ornament containing the guild's master character. "Opening" this removes all further level restrictions for the guild.
	*[[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|~~"Unleash Hell"~~]]~~: A~~ small ~~room~~ at the bottom of the dungeon ~~on level 63~~ is only ~~reachable~~ from the Guilds' main room. ~~There you find a button which permanently switches on~~ the ~~generation~~ of ~~Tormentors~~, ~~ferocious hell creatures normally~~ to ~~be found on infernal levels only, which then haunt you on all levels. A starting party is unlikely to survive this, for an advanced party~~ the ~~monsters are no threat on their own, but can be annoying in the long run, and disturb you when performing difficult actions~~.		**In the beginning of the game it is important to collect as many guild items as possible to open these doors, or you'll waste your gained experience and won't become stronger.
			***There are two additional places on this level (accessible through the two levels below) where you can trade two more of those items for each guild to obtain special items. Don't spend items there before opening all of that guild's locks first.
	==== Connections ====		**For two of those locks you can avoid spending an item: the first one of the Wizards' Guild, and the second one of the Fighters' Guild.
	*Teleporter to and from [[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|the Room of Fate]] (~~a small level only accessible from here~~ via a teleportation button)		*"Unleash Hell": the [[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|Room of Fate]], a small level at the bottom of the dungeon, is only accessible from the Guilds' main room.
			*Visit the graves of Conflux heroes in the cemetary below the Priests' Guild, unlock the door to the [[Conflux/Places/Chamber of Oblivion\|Lands of Death]].
			=== Connections ===
			*Teleporter to and from [[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|the Room of Fate]] (via a teleportation button)
	*"FOUL SMELLS" stairs to and from [[Conflux/Places/Sewers\|the Sewers]]		*"FOUL SMELLS" stairs to and from [[Conflux/Places/Sewers\|the Sewers]]
	*Stairs to and from [[Conflux/Places/Storage Cellar\|the Storage Cellar]]		*Stairs to and from [[Conflux/Places/Storage Cellar\|the Storage Cellar]]
	*Stairs to and from [[Conflux/Places/Wine Cellar\|the Wine Cellar]]		*Stairs to and from [[Conflux/Places/Wine Cellar\|the Wine Cellar]]
	*Elevator at {0,4,4} initially only from, then also back to [[Conflux/Places/Dwarven Maze\|the Dwarven Maze]]		*Elevator at {0,4,4} initially only from, then also back to [[Conflux/Places/Dwarven Maze\|the Dwarven Maze]]
			*Ladder at {0,14,16} down to {38,2,27}, a cemetary deep below the Priests' Guild.
			*The entrance to the [[Conflux/Places/Deathtrap\|Deathtrap Dungeon]] used to be here in older Conflux versions.
	[[Category:Conflux/Places\|Guilds]]		[[Category:Conflux/Places\|Guilds]]

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2012-10-08T10:43:09Z

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	==== Interests ====		==== Interests ====
	*Character choice: At the start of the game you can choose between five characters as your first party member: the four guild guides and the first character of the Maleficient Guild. For details about the champions, see the [[Conflux/Guild_Champions\|the Guild Champions page,]] read also the [[Conflux/What is Conflux\|introduction]] and the [[Conflux/Included tips\|tips]] to decide which character(s) to choose. You can have between one and four champions in your party, and you cannot drop a party member later to get another one. Things to consider before choosing a champion:		*Character choice: At the start of the game you can choose between five characters as your first party member: the four guild guides and the first character of the Maleficient Guild. For details about the champions, see the [[Conflux/Guild_Champions\|the Guild Champions page,]] read also the [[Conflux/What is Conflux\|introduction]] and the [[Conflux/Included tips\|tips]] to decide which character(s) to choose. You can have between one and four champions in your party, and you cannot drop a party member later to get another one.
	**More starting guild items: you can perform two special actions right after the start of the game to gain an additional item for two of the characters. See the "Show text" links on [[Conflux/Guild Champions\|the Guild Champions page]] for details. I recommend doing this as long as you're not sure that you are ~~never~~ going to add those champions to your party later in the game.
	**Beginners ~~can~~ choose the four guides for their first game.		*Things to consider before choosing a champion:
			**More starting guild items: you can perform two special actions right after the start of the game to gain an additional item for two of the characters. See the "Show text" links on [[Conflux/Guild Champions\|the Guild Champions page]] for details. I recommend doing this as long as you're not sure that you are ever going to add those champions to your party later in the game.
			**Beginners should choose the four guides for their first game.
			***Lief, The Fighter's Guild Guide.
			***Iaido, The Ninja's Guild Guide. (Will tell you of secret passages.)
			***Zed, The Priest's Guild Guide. (Will tell you about magical fluxes (transporters)).
			***Gando, The Wizard's Guild Guide. (Will tell you about pits.)
	**Some people recommend to have two party members: turning left or right quickly enough, you can avoid spells and weapons thrown at you.		**Some people recommend to have two party members: turning left or right quickly enough, you can avoid spells and weapons thrown at you.
	**If you want to solve all of the guild masters' endings in one game, you may only pick one character and leave the other places free for guild masters.		**If you want to solve all of the guild masters' endings in one game, you may only pick one character and leave the other places free for guild masters.
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	**There is a way to obtain a fifth party member; you can have four active members and one "hidden" character much later in the game. Solve the riddle of [[Conflux/Places/Oracle\|the Oracle]] on level 7.		**There is a way to obtain a fifth party member; you can have four active members and one "hidden" character much later in the game. Solve the riddle of [[Conflux/Places/Oracle\|the Oracle]] on level 7.
	**There is at least one place in the game where you need four living, active party members to proceed to the four guild master ending levels. There is a "backdoor", however: solve a few riddles in the [[Conflux/Places/Moria\|Moria]] on level 13 to get to the entrance level of the [[Conflux/Places/Mampang\|Tower of Mampang,]] then go down through a pit there and enter the [[Conflux/Places/Dracos lair\|dragons' lair.]]		**There is at least one place in the game where you need four living, active party members to proceed to the four guild master ending levels. There is a "backdoor", however: solve a few riddles in the [[Conflux/Places/Moria\|Moria]] on level 13 to get to the entrance level of the [[Conflux/Places/Mampang\|Tower of Mampang,]] then go down through a pit there and enter the [[Conflux/Places/Dracos lair\|dragons' lair.]]

	*The Guilds' doors and special guild items: Initially your characters are restricted to lower experience levels. Opening more doors with special guild items makes higher levels for that guild available. At the end of each guild room is a special wall ornament containing the guild's master character. "Opening" this removes all further level restrictions for the guild. Each guild master has got a special game ending when you add the character to your party. In the beginning of the game it is important to collect as many guild items as possible to open these doors, or you'll waste your gained experience and won't become stronger. There are two additional places on this level (accessible through the two levels below) where you can trade two more of those items for each guild to obtain special items. Don't spend items there before opening all of that guild's locks first. For two of those locks you can avoid spendimg an item: the first one of the Wizards' Guild, and the second one of the Fighters' Guild.		*The Guilds' doors and special guild items: Initially your characters are restricted to lower experience levels. Opening more doors with special guild items makes higher levels for that guild available. At the end of each guild room is a special wall ornament containing the guild's master character. "Opening" this removes all further level restrictions for the guild. Each guild master has got a special game ending when you add the character to your party. In the beginning of the game it is important to collect as many guild items as possible to open these doors, or you'll waste your gained experience and won't become stronger. There are two additional places on this level (accessible through the two levels below) where you can trade two more of those items for each guild to obtain special items. Don't spend items there before opening all of that guild's locks first. For two of those locks you can avoid spendimg an item: the first one of the Wizards' Guild, and the second one of the Fighters' Guild.

	*[[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|"Unleash Hell"]]: A small room at the bottom of the dungeon on level 63 is only reachable from the Guilds' main room. There you find a button which permanently switches on the generation of Tormentors, ferocious hell creatures normally to be found on infernal levels only, which then haunt you on all levels. A starting party is unlikely to survive this, for an advanced party the monsters are no threat on their own, but can be annoying in the long run, and disturb you when performing difficult actions.		*[[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|"Unleash Hell"]]: A small room at the bottom of the dungeon on level 63 is only reachable from the Guilds' main room. There you find a button which permanently switches on the generation of Tormentors, ferocious hell creatures normally to be found on infernal levels only, which then haunt you on all levels. A starting party is unlikely to survive this, for an advanced party the monsters are no threat on their own, but can be annoying in the long run, and disturb you when performing difficult actions.

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	**There are additional champion mirrors and an altar on the Crypt level, which must be unlocked before use. You can only choose one of those characters if you have not yet four active party members.		**There are additional champion mirrors and an altar on the Crypt level, which must be unlocked before use. You can only choose one of those characters if you have not yet four active party members.
	**There is a way to obtain a fifth party member; you can have four active members and one "hidden" character much later in the game. Solve the riddle of [[Conflux/Places/Oracle\|the Oracle]] on level 7.		**There is a way to obtain a fifth party member; you can have four active members and one "hidden" character much later in the game. Solve the riddle of [[Conflux/Places/Oracle\|the Oracle]] on level 7.
	**There is at least one place in the game where you need four living, active party members to proceed to the four guild master ending levels. There is a "backdoor", however: solve a few riddles in the [[Conflux/Places/Moria]] on level 13 to get to the entrance level of the [[Conflux/Places/Mampang\|Tower of Mampang,]] then go down through a pit there and enter the [[Conflux/Places/Dracos lair\|dragons' lair.]]		**There is at least one place in the game where you need four living, active party members to proceed to the four guild master ending levels. There is a "backdoor", however: solve a few riddles in the [[Conflux/Places/Moria\|Moria]] on level 13 to get to the entrance level of the [[Conflux/Places/Mampang\|Tower of Mampang,]] then go down through a pit there and enter the [[Conflux/Places/Dracos lair\|dragons' lair.]]
	*The Guilds' doors and special guild items: Initially your characters are restricted to lower experience levels. Opening more doors with special guild items makes higher levels for that guild available. At the end of each guild room is a special wall ornament containing the guild's master character. "Opening" this removes all further level restrictions for the guild. Each guild master has got a special game ending when you add the character to your party. In the beginning of the game it is important to collect as many guild items as possible to open these doors, or you'll waste your gained experience and won't become stronger. There are two additional places on this level (accessible through the two levels below) where you can trade two more of those items for each guild to obtain special items. Don't spend items there before opening all of that guild's locks first. For two of those locks you can avoid spendimg an item: the first one of the Wizards' Guild, and the second one of the Fighters' Guild.		*The Guilds' doors and special guild items: Initially your characters are restricted to lower experience levels. Opening more doors with special guild items makes higher levels for that guild available. At the end of each guild room is a special wall ornament containing the guild's master character. "Opening" this removes all further level restrictions for the guild. Each guild master has got a special game ending when you add the character to your party. In the beginning of the game it is important to collect as many guild items as possible to open these doors, or you'll waste your gained experience and won't become stronger. There are two additional places on this level (accessible through the two levels below) where you can trade two more of those items for each guild to obtain special items. Don't spend items there before opening all of that guild's locks first. For two of those locks you can avoid spendimg an item: the first one of the Wizards' Guild, and the second one of the Fighters' Guild.
	*[[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|"Unleash Hell"]]: A small room at the bottom of the dungeon on level 63 is only reachable from the Guilds' main room. There you find a button which permanently switches on the generation of Tormentors, ferocious hell creatures normally to be found on infernal levels only, which then haunt you on all levels. A starting party is unlikely to survive this, for an advanced party the monsters are no threat on their own, but can be annoying in the long run, and disturb you when performing difficult actions.		*[[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|"Unleash Hell"]]: A small room at the bottom of the dungeon on level 63 is only reachable from the Guilds' main room. There you find a button which permanently switches on the generation of Tormentors, ferocious hell creatures normally to be found on infernal levels only, which then haunt you on all levels. A starting party is unlikely to survive this, for an advanced party the monsters are no threat on their own, but can be annoying in the long run, and disturb you when performing difficult actions.

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	==== Interests ====		==== Interests ====
	*Character choice: At the start of the game you can choose between five characters, the four guild guides and the first character of the Maleficient Guild. For details about the champions, see the [[Conflux/Guild_Champions\|the Guild Champions page,]] read also the [[What is Conflux\|introduction]] and the [[Included tips\|tips]] to decide which character(s) to choose. You can have between one and four champions in your party, and you cannot drop a party member later to get another one. Things to consider before choosing a champion:		*Character choice: At the start of the game you can choose between five characters as your first party member: the four guild guides and the first character of the Maleficient Guild. For details about the champions, see the [[Conflux/Guild_Champions\|the Guild Champions page,]] read also the [[Conflux/What is Conflux\|introduction]] and the [[Conflux/Included tips\|tips]] to decide which character(s) to choose. You can have between one and four champions in your party, and you cannot drop a party member later to get another one. Things to consider before choosing a champion:
	**More starting guild items: you can perform two special actions right after the start of the game to gain an additional item for two of the characters. See the "Show text" links on [[Conflux/~~Guild_Champions~~\|the Guild Champions page]] for details. I recommend doing this as long as you're not sure that you are never going to add those champions to your party later in the game.		**More starting guild items: you can perform two special actions right after the start of the game to gain an additional item for two of the characters. See the "Show text" links on [[Conflux/Guild Champions\|the Guild Champions page]] for details. I recommend doing this as long as you're not sure that you are never going to add those champions to your party later in the game.
	**Beginners can choose the four guides for their first game.		**Beginners can choose the four guides for their first game.
	**Some people recommend to have two party members: turning left or right quickly enough, you can avoid spells and weapons thrown at you.		**Some people recommend to have two party members: turning left or right quickly enough, you can avoid spells and weapons thrown at you.
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	**To solve the Maleficient Guild's ending, you must pick all four maleficient champions (from the same mirror). Always choose "reincarante" and not "resurrect" for the Maleficients, because this gives better statistics. They are extremely weak!		**To solve the Maleficient Guild's ending, you must pick all four maleficient champions (from the same mirror). Always choose "reincarante" and not "resurrect" for the Maleficients, because this gives better statistics. They are extremely weak!
	**There are additional champion mirrors and an altar on the Crypt level, which must be unlocked before use. You can only choose one of those characters if you have not yet four active party members.		**There are additional champion mirrors and an altar on the Crypt level, which must be unlocked before use. You can only choose one of those characters if you have not yet four active party members.
	**There is a way to obtain a fifth party member; you can have four active members and one "hidden" character much later in the game. Solve the riddle of [[Oracle\|the Oracle]] on level 7.		**There is a way to obtain a fifth party member; you can have four active members and one "hidden" character much later in the game. Solve the riddle of [[Conflux/Places/Oracle\|the Oracle]] on level 7.
	**There is at least one place in the game where you need four living, active party members to proceed to the four guild master ending levels. There is a "backdoor", however: solve a few riddles in the [[Moria]] on level 13 to get to the entrance level of the [[Mampang\|Tower of Mampang,]] then go down through a pit there and enter the [[Dracos lair\|dragons' lair.]]		**There is at least one place in the game where you need four living, active party members to proceed to the four guild master ending levels. There is a "backdoor", however: solve a few riddles in the [[Conflux/Places/Moria]] on level 13 to get to the entrance level of the [[Conflux/Places/Mampang\|Tower of Mampang,]] then go down through a pit there and enter the [[Conflux/Places/Dracos lair\|dragons' lair.]]
	*The Guilds' doors and special guild items: Initially your characters are restricted to lower experience levels. Opening more doors with special guild items makes higher levels for that guild available. At the end of each guild room is a special wall ornament containing the guild's master character. "Opening" this removes all further level restrictions for the guild. Each guild master has got a special game ending when you add the character to your party. In the beginning of the game it is important to collect as many guild items as possible to open these doors, or you'll waste your gained experience and won't become stronger. There are two additional places on this level (accessible through the two levels below) where you can trade two more of those items for each guild to obtain special items. Don't spend items there before opening all of that guild's locks first. For two of those locks you can avoid spendimg an item: the first one of the Wizards' Guild, and the second one of the Fighters' Guild.		*The Guilds' doors and special guild items: Initially your characters are restricted to lower experience levels. Opening more doors with special guild items makes higher levels for that guild available. At the end of each guild room is a special wall ornament containing the guild's master character. "Opening" this removes all further level restrictions for the guild. Each guild master has got a special game ending when you add the character to your party. In the beginning of the game it is important to collect as many guild items as possible to open these doors, or you'll waste your gained experience and won't become stronger. There are two additional places on this level (accessible through the two levels below) where you can trade two more of those items for each guild to obtain special items. Don't spend items there before opening all of that guild's locks first. For two of those locks you can avoid spendimg an item: the first one of the Wizards' Guild, and the second one of the Fighters' Guild.
	*[[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|"Unleash Hell"]]: A small room at the bottom of the dungeon on level 63 is only reachable from the Guilds' main room. There you find a button which permanently switches on the generation of Tormentors, ferocious hell creatures normally to be found on infernal levels only, which then haunt you on all levels. A starting party is unlikely to survive this, for an advanced party the monsters are no threat on their own, but can be annoying in the long run, and disturb you when performing difficult actions.		*[[Conflux/Places/Room of Fate\|"Unleash Hell"]]: A small room at the bottom of the dungeon on level 63 is only reachable from the Guilds' main room. There you find a button which permanently switches on the generation of Tormentors, ferocious hell creatures normally to be found on infernal levels only, which then haunt you on all levels. A starting party is unlikely to survive this, for an advanced party the monsters are no threat on their own, but can be annoying in the long run, and disturb you when performing difficult actions.

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	*Elevator at {0,4,4} initially only from, then also back to [[Conflux/Places/Dwarven Maze\|the Dwarven Maze]]		*Elevator at {0,4,4} initially only from, then also back to [[Conflux/Places/Dwarven Maze\|the Dwarven Maze]]

	[[Category:Conflux\|Guilds]]		[[Category:Conflux/Places\|Guilds]]