Dungeoneering/Rooms

The Dungeoneering skill allows a player, or a team of players, to adventure through a series of rooms with the goal of defeating the Boss Room. The various rooms have numerous objects that may be used to assist in this goal.

The rooms are built from templates that expand or contract according to the complexity and party size. The rooms can be classified as the Entrance room, Puzzle rooms or the Boss rooms.

Say "Hello" to the Smuggler!

Entrance Room

The Entrance Room is where every party enters the floor. The Smuggler is located here who sells most of the materials to make F2P items. Items used for exploring the floor are randomly generated and placed on the tables, such as weapons, tools, runes, etc. You will also see many of the stations needed for skills used on the floor. Depending on the level of complexity, you will see: a furnace with anvils, a spinning wheel, Runecrafting altar, a Summoning obelisk, and a water trough. There is also an exit ladder that you can climb to exit the dungeon. Some doors in this room might have an obstacle to opening them.

Normally found in Rooms

In any dungeon, it is possible to find:

• at least one monster - although some rooms are occasionally unoccupied. (Dungeoneering/Monsters)
• one or more Guardian doors
• one to three additional doors which may or may not be locked

• One or two Keys used to unlock locked doors.

• Many Different Resource and/or Skill Spots

• Puzzle room
• a Boss Monster that will reveal an exit upon its defeat

Doors to More Rooms

Each new room entered may have additional doors in it. it can be identified as one of the following:

• Guardian door - locked until all the monsters in the room are killed. In warped floors, if a reborn warrior appears in the room, you cannot go through these.
• Locked Door - a key matching the lock must be used on it, or simply clicking on the lock when you have the key. The key may be in the same room or in another room eventually accessible.
• Skill Door - an obstacle is blocking the door. You must have a specific level in a specific skill to destroy it. Potions can be used to raise your skills to the required level. Failure is possible at any level and you will take high damage if you do so.
• Puzzle Door - a door in which a puzzle must be solved first before it can be opened.
• Normal Door - a door which can be opened with no restrictions.

Note: Only Guardian Doors require you to kill any monsters. So although you may be attacked as long as you are in the monsters proximity, you can still pick up keys, unlock or unblock doors (if any) and traverse through any doors no longer barred. Helpful if you want to wait to make potions or armour and weapons but don't want to risk your life points without them.

Guardian Monsters

Guardian Doors are protected by randomly chosen monsters from a list according to the floor you are on. The list will likely be similarly grouped like the Boss Monsters. Mastyx monsters, which are nonaggressive, are not required to be killed to open a door of this type.

Resources and Skilling Spots

Objects related to skills and resources can be randomly found in any room of Dungeoneering.

Resources include:

• Slayer creature Drops
• Hunter creature Drops
• Fishing spots
• Wall-climbing trees
• Textile plants
• Ore deposits

Spots used for increasing skills include:

• A Spinning Wheel
• A Water trough
• A Farming plot
• A furnace and anvils
• A Summoning obelisk
• A Range (requires lighting with branches and tinderbox)
• A Runecrafting altar

Puzzle Rooms

If the room contains a puzzle, one or more doors will be locked until the puzzle is solved.

See Dungeoneering/Puzzles for help on completing them.

Note: Resources and skill spots that occur in a puzzle room may be used before solving the puzzle (if the puzzle remains inactive while doing so, usually by avoiding switched and pressure pads) but any monsters should be dealt with first.

Boss Room

See Dungeoneering/Bosses for tips on killing bosses.

The main goal of a floor is to defeat the boss. The completion exit doesn't open until the Boss Monster is defeated; exiting the dungeon in any other way results in a failed floor and will give you reduced experience (or none if you did not explore at least half of the dungeon). Before leaving the dungeon through the exit in this room, it is advised to explore as much of the dungeon as possible as this increases the experience you are rewarded with. You may not leave the boss room using the door if you are attacked, though you can teleport out using a gatestone. But this is not possible if the boss is the Luminescent Icefiend.