Dungeon Assault

Dungeon Assault

Genre	Perpetual-world Strategy
Release	August 13, 2008
Multi-player	Yes

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Dungeon Assault is a perpetual strategy game. The aim of the game is to increase your renown by successfully raiding other players' dungeons and by defending your own. Players earn treasure for successful raids, which is used to buy traps and monsters to defend their dungeon, and to hire monsters to form a raiding party.

Raiding

For those more interested in the mathematical probabilities of raiding, please visit the Probability subpage.

Raiding other Dragons' dungeons is the main source of renown and treasure. Players must first recruit a raiding party from the Stable. Then they can select a rival Dragon's dungeon to raid. There are three possible results from a raid.

1. The dungeon defeats the raiding party. The raiding player loses renown, and if the dungeon rooms were particularly dangerous, possibly some raiders as well.
2. The Dragon awakes while the party is trying to steal gold. No renown is gained nor lost for this. However the Dragon may eat some or all of the raiders, and if any of your raiders lost stats or killed in the dungeon rooms, they are so.
3. The raiding party successfully steals some gold from the dragon. This results in a gain of renown and treasure for the raiding player. However, this does not "cure" your raiders, so if they get damaged from other rooms, they stay that way.

If the raider successfully reaches the hoard room of the target dungeon (i.e. it is not defeated by the dungeon, as per option 1), it will also pick up a bounty of the dungeon, if it has one. The maximum bounty of the dungeon is equivalent to 5% of the user's renown, with a maximum cap at 500 treasure for all players. A rough amount is shown in a number of gold bars next to username, with no gold bars representing no bounty. The bounty, if it is taken after a successful raid, will eventually regenerate to its maximum amount again, increasing every eight hours, assuming it is not raided in that time. The bounty is completely separate to any gold or renown you earn by stealing from the hoard itself, i.e. taking the bounty will not earn renown, only the amount of treasure specified in the bounty.

If the dragon does wake up, no gold is stolen, and the dragon may eat none, some, or all of the raiding party. If the raider is eaten by the dragon, or fails a room that is lethal, then instead of being incapacitated, it will die. After the raid, you will not be able to use that raider again. However, you can revive them by paying half of their original cost. Once they are revived, they will not have any more stat reductions. Note that it takes just as much gold to revive than to heal a handicapped raider.

In addition to the gold amount and chance of waking the dragon, the window also displays the renown & treasure rewarded if the party makes a successful steal. Both values, renown and treasure, are based on the amount of gold. Every 10 gold earns 1 renown. Treasure is also derived from gold, but its a bit trickier. Each player has a personal conversion rate based on both raiding and defence success ratios. The best rate is 10 gold earns 1 treasure, just like renown. However, some players are closer to the worst rate of 40 gold to 1 treasure, as the penalty to this "hidden stat" is harsh, and its recovery is difficult.

Sometimes, the amount of gold one can take is limited, on the grounds that "your raiders cant carry that much". You can find how much gold each raider can steal in the Raiders section.

Actions/Options

When in a raid, there are always several possible actions.

Advance

Order your raider to engage the monster in combat.
This option appears when a monster is found. The raider's Sneak is rolled against the monster's Detect first, and the winner of the roll will make another roll of its own Attack against the raider's Defence. If the attacker wins, the fight ends. If the defender wins, he then becomes the attacker and rolls his Attack against the opponent's Defence. This carries on until one attacker wins.

Disarm

Order your raider to disarm the trap.
This option appears in place of the Advance option when encountering traps. First, the raider rolls his Sneak against the trap's Detect to see if the raider is detected. If the raider is not detected, the trap is disarmed. If the raider is detected, the raider rolls his Dodge against the trap's Snare. If the raider wins the roll, the trap is disarmed. If not, the raider will be incapacitated, trapped, or killed in some cases.

Continue

Order your unit not to use a special ability, i.e. an Orc Shaman's Offering special ability

Charge

Order your raider to engage the monster in combat.
This is identical to Advancing, except that the raider loses 1 Defence and gains 1 Attack for the duration of the fight, and always gets detected. You try charging and sneaking at the same time and see how well you do!

Flee

Order your raider to attempt to leave the room. The monster in the room will not be defeated. You can send in another raider or find another way around the monster.
If the raider attempts to flee he first has to survive the monsters attack. If he survives the raider's Dodge is rolled against the opponent's Snare. If the raider is successful, he escapes, as though the player had never went into that room, except that its contents will be revealed. If the raider fails to dodge the monster gets another attack, until either the raider is incapacitated/killed or the raider escapes.

Special Ability

Some raiders and some dungeon rooms have special abilities. There are two types of special abilities: active and passive. Active abilities require the use of this button to activate, and usually are single-use, but there are exceptions. Passive abilities are constantly in effect, and does not require any action to be taken. All dungeon room special abilities are passive.

Raiders

Raiders can be classified into roughly five categories. Each category matches the strategy you should be employing the raider in. Matching the raiders 2 highest stats with the category below should give you an idea of how to use them.

• Brute Strength - &

These raiders are the slayers of monsters. They are often your best bet to take out any monster, but are especially good at slaying monsters who have high detect or snare and low combat stats. These raiders are typically very weak to traps of any kind, so be careful when leading with them.

Examples: Orc Warrior, Ogre Thug, Cave Troll, Mercenary Knight, Ogre Brute, Black Knight, Sorceress

• First Strike - &

These raiders strike a balance between slaying monsters and beating traps. Their strategy for beating monsters is to sneak up on them and win on the first hit. As such, they are best slaying monsters with low detect and defence. For traps, they again use their sneakiness, dodging isn't often a strong point. As you might imagine, if they are detected, whether by monster or trap, these raiders are almost certainly done for. They are weak to rooms with high detect and stone golems.

Example: Beastman, Orc Blademaster, Dark Elf Assassin

• Scout - &

Scouts strike a balance between monsters and traps, but also flee from monsters better than any other type. When confronted with a trap, Scouts depend on their dodge to get by, often their sneak is much lower. For traps with lower snare than detect, this is a very good strategy. When confronted with a monster, you can choose between fleeing or fighting. Unless the monster has good snare, this raider is good at shrugging off the hit and running to let another raider have a shot. This is a good raider to lead with. Mostly scouts will flee from battle and switch to a brute strength (see above) to deal with the monsters

Examples: Saurus Slink, Goblin Scout, Ranger of the North

• Trap Disarmer - &

These raiders are how you get past traps. These raiders are typically very weak to monsters of any kind, so be careful when leading with them.

Examples: Saurus Spawn, Thief, Spy, Daemonette

• Balanced - , , ,

These raiders have similar levels of all four stats. Each individual stat is lower then that of a raider at a similar price, so the total number of all four stats is roughly equal.

Examples: Goblin Runt, Saurus Warrior, Priest, Chaos Champion

• Special

When a raider doesn't fit in one of the other categories, or its stats are very low by comparison, it often has a special ability designed to make up for it. These special abilities are often good enough to be the only reason you'd bring in such a raider.

Examples: Witch, Dryad, Dwarf Renegade, Enchantress, Berserker, Zealot

When a raider has a stat lowered by a dungeon room monster, it can be healed to full condition by paying half the original cost. If the raider gets killed by a dungeon room monster or the dragon, it can also be revived at the same price.

There are 30 different raiders to choose from to make your raiding party. Raiders in italics can only be purchased and used by members. Only 8 raiders can be in your stable at any one time, and only 4 can be taken into a raid itself. "Charging orb" means this raider is only available when one or more orbs are charging. Once the orb(s) is/are charged, this raider isn't available anymore until new orbs are charging. Charging an orb requires a minimum of 750 renown.

Gold stealable is classified based on the current stat of a raider. A dead raider reaching hoard room cannot take any gold. The gold stealable by a raider is the sum of all four stats times 100. For example, a goblin runt with 0 attack can only take 300 gold. (Goblin runt cannot reach 0 defense as that will instead kill it.)

Icon	Name	Required Renown	Treasure to Hire					Ability	Gold stealable
	Goblin Runt	250	0	1	1	1	1	-	400
	Goblin Cleaver	250	10	2	1	2	1	-	600
	Orc Warrior	250	15	2	2	1	1	-	600
	Saurus Spawn	250	20	1	1	3	2	-	700
	Ogre Thug	350	30	3	4	1	0	-	800
	Saurus Slink	450	35	1	3	3	1	Passive - Pit Immunity - Will never fail to disarm a Pit Trap, Hidden Pit, or Bottomless Pit.	800
	Beastman	650	40	4	1	1	3	-	900
	Witch	750	50	2	3	2	3	Active - Harden Raider - The Witch imbues another raider with the resilience of oak, doubling their defence in the next room. (Single use.)	1000
	Dryad	1000	55	1	3	2	4	Active - Gift of the Trees - The Dryad channels the power of the great forests that were once her home to double the sneak of a raider in the next room. (Single use.)	1000
	Cave Troll	1250	60	4	4	2	0	Passive - Toughness - If killed, they revive with 1 less defence.	1000
	Goblin Scout	1450	80	1	4	5	2	Active - Retreat - Goblin Scouts can flee from a room without fighting or activating any monsters or traps. (Single use.)	1200
	Saurus Warrior	1650	85	3	3	4	4	-	1400
	Orc Shaman	1850	90	5	3	4	1	Active - Offering - Can sacrifice any goblin or orc to save himself when he is about to die or be incapacitated.	1300
	Mercenary Knight	2000	100	6	5	1	1	-	1300
	Orc Blademaster	2150	110	7	1	1	5	-	1400
	Thief	2350	115	3	3	6	5	Passive - Thievery - Decreases the likelihood of a dragon waking when stealing that dragon's gold.	1700
	Ogre Brute	2450	120	6	7	1	0	-	1400
	Priest	3100	145	5	5	3	3	Active - Revive - Can revive one of your raiders if he dies. The raider is then teleported back to your stable. (Single use.)	1600
	Dwarf Renegade	3300	150	3	4	2	2	Active - Circumvent - Can defeat any room. (Single use.)	1100
	Minotaur	3500	160	5	7	5	0	Active - Scout - Reveals what is behind the next door. (Single use.)	1700
	Spy	3750	180	2	3	8	8	Active - Reconnoitre - Reveals the contents of any two rooms at the start of the raid. (Single use.)	2100
	Enchantress	4000	190	1	6	4	6	Active - Glamour - Monster Attack and Defence halved in the next room. (Single use.)	1700
	Zealot	4250	200	8	2	7	0	Passive - Intimidate - Enemies fought with zealot in the party have -1 attack, but allies suffer -1 sneak. Effect is cumulative i.e. a party with 2 zealots will have opponents' attack reduced by 2, and sneak reduced by 2. Effect also dependent on surviving zealots i.e. if a zealot is incapacitated/killed, the effect is reduced by a magnitude of 1 (sneak and attack reduced).	1700
	Ranger of the North	4500	210	4	7	7	5	Passive - Ferocity - The ranger's attack is doubled for the first round of each combat.	2300
	Berserker	4750	220	10	0	0	0	Passive - First Strike - The Berserker always gets the first strike. Passive - Fragility - Any attack which would stun a usual raider will kill the Berserker. Berserkers must kill enemies the first try, unless the opponent has 0 attack (made possible through zealot ability). This makes a Stone Golem impossible to defeat with a Berserker.	1000
	Black Knight	5250	240	8	9	4	1	Passive - Armoured - Ignores first defeat in each combat. This still applies when fleeing. This is the raider equivalence of a stone golem's special ability.	2200
	Dark Elf Assassin	5500	250	8	5	5	9	-	2700
	Sorceress	5900 & Charging Orb	270	7	6	2	2	Active - Dark Arts - The Sorceress can use the Dark Arts to readjust the balance between attack and defence. (Single use.)	1700
	Daemonette	6300 & Charging Orb	280	6	6	9	9	Passive - Fire Immunity - The Daemonette is immune to dragonfire and so cannot be eaten by the dragon.	3000
	Chaos Champion	7000 & Charging Orb	500	10	10	10	10	Active - Master of Chaos - The Chaos Champion can sacrifice any other raider to pass any room. Passive - Fickle - If the player fails a raid, the Chaos Champion will abandon the player. Includes raids where the dragon wakes up.	4000

Dungeon Rooms

There are 30 different dungeon rooms to choose from to guard your dungeon. These rooms are meant to prevent other raiding parties from reaching your hoard room. Rooms in italics can only be purchased and used by members. "Charging orb" means this room is only available when one or more orbs are charging. Once the orb(s) is/are charged, this room isn't available anymore until new orbs are charging. Charging an orb requires a minimum of 750 renown.

Dungeons have a total of 49 rooms, with 4 entrances and a hoard room in the centre that cannot have a room built on it. The other rooms can have rooms built on them. The hoard room always has 2 entrances leading into it, except in unlikely cases of having 3 entrances. The 'default dungeon', what the player starts off with or has after an orb of mastery charge, is empty save for a few low level traps i.e. Giant Rats, Snakes, Pits and Rot Worms. If a room is built upon an existing room, the former room will be refunded for half its original price, however a profit cannot be made in doing so.

Icon	Name	Type	Required Renown	Treasure to Buy					Ability
	Tripwire Bell	Guardian	250	10	0	0	0	2	Increases the detect of all rooms in the dungeon by 1 if triggered. Disarms upon success.
	Giant Rats	Monster	250	10	1	1	1	1	-
	Snakes	Trap	250	10	0	0	1	1	-
	Pit	Trap	250	20	0	0	1	4	-
	Rot Worms	Monster	250	20	1	1	0	2	Defeated raiders permanently lose 1 attack. Raiders having 0 attack simply get incapitated.
	Nails	Trap	350	30	0	0	2	2	Trapped raiders permanently lose 1 defence. (If defence is reduced to 0 the raider dies.)
	Troglodytes	Monster	450	30	2	2	1	1	-
	Imp	Monster	550	35	2	1	1	3	-
	Giant Snake	Monster	650	40	2	3	1	1	-
	Hidden Pit	Trap	750	50	0	0	3	6	-
	Vampire Bats	Monster	850	50	2	3	1	3	Defeated raiders permanently lose 1 attack and 1 defence. If defence is reduced to 0 the raider dies. Raiders having 0 attack and not 0 defense will not die.
	Giant Spider	Monster	950	60	2	3	4	1	-
	Teleport	Trap	1100	60	0	0	4	3	Disarms upon success, can only disable one raider.
	Skeleton Sentinels	Monster	1250	70	2	4	0	3	The skeletons will rise again when the raiders leave the room. They are ideal to place just before the last room of a dead end, as the raiders will have to fight them again on the way out.
	Hidden Nails	Trap	Around 1600	80	0	0	3	4	Trapped raiders permanently lose 1 defence. (If defence is reduced to 0 the raider dies.)
	Spectre	Monster	1400	85	2	2	2	5	Defeated raiders permanently lose 2 attack. Raiders having 0 or 1 attack simply get incapitated.
	Crusher	Trap	2000	110	0	0	7	3	Raiders that are trapped are instantly killed.
	Banshee	Monster	2150	110	5	4	6	2	If the Banshee detects a raider, its scream will increase the Detect of all adjacent monsters by 2. Defeated raiders permanently lose 1 attack. Raiders having 0 attack simply get incapitated.
	Hall of Glass	Guardian	2425	110	0	0	6	0	When triggered, the Detect of all monsters in the dungeon is raised by 2.
	Pit Demon	Monster	2450	120	6	6	0	2	The attack of this monster is lethal.
	Corrosive Slime	Monster	2750	140	6	8	0	5	Each time a raider crosses this room, it may be attacked by the slime, or it may be able to sneak past unnoticed. Basically, this means that first there is Sneak vs. Detect roll, if you win, you get past the room. If you fail, you have to fight the room. Also, if you fail to kill it and instead sneak by it, you will have to face it again if you choose to go through its room again.
	Stone Golem	Monster	3000	140	4	8	0	7	Raiders must successfully attack the Stone Golem twice to defeat it, but note that you still only have to dodge it once to flee. (This means it will always kill a berserker.) This is the room equivalence of a black knight's special ability.
	Hidden Darts	Trap	3200	150	6	0	4	6	This trap is poisonous, and can be lethal if the player fails a Defence roll against the room's Attack. A raider with good dodge can ignore the need to do the defence roll since defence only applies if trap triggered. This room's attack IS affected by Zealot ability.
	Razor Construct	Monster	3500	180	7	7	1	1	Defeated raiders permanently lose 2 Defence. (If defence is reduced to 0 the raider dies.)
	Whirling Blades	Trap	3900	185	0	0	7	7	Trapped raiders permanently lose 3 Defence. (If defence is reduced to 0 the raider dies.)
	Vampire Lord	Monster	4200	190	5	4	4	7	Every time this monster kills, its Attack and Defence increase by 1. The attack of this monster is lethal.
	Bottomless Pit	Trap	5500 & Charging Orb	220	0	0	4	8	This trap is lethal, even if an ability would normally prevent death (i.e. cave troll's ability).
	Hell Beast	Monster	6200 & Charging Orb	220	9	5	5	8	The attack of this monster is lethal.
	Poisonous Gas	Trap	6500 & Charging Orb	230	0	0	8	6	This trap is lethal.
	Demon Lord	Monster	7000 & Charging Orb	300	10	6	5	10	If this monster's Attack is at least twice as high as the Defence of the raider (5 or lower defense) it encounters, the entire party will flee in terror! The attack of this monster is lethal. If your raiders retreat normally (other than the goblin scout's ability) then it will still count as the entire party fleeing in terror!

Orbs of Mastery

Orbs of Mastery require one week to activate. If you charge multiple orbs at the same time then they will activate one week after you bought the first. The force of an orb activation changes the layout of your Dungeon, replacing its monsters and traps with a default dungeon (i.e. with a few snakes, rot worms, giant rats and pits). Any raiders in the stable are also lost. The effect is permanent on the account. The price of each type of orb is raised with each orb of that type you purchase, and each orb has several levels which the effects will stack on.

For every new orb of the same type that a player buys, the Orb will increase in cost by 10% of the original price, so 2 Orbs of Preservation would cost 250 + 275 treasure, 3 would cost 250 + 275 + 300 treasure and so on.

Players keep access to any unlocked rooms and raiders after any reset. Rooms and raiders with the "Charge Orb" requirement require an orb to be charging to purchase. After reset, these will be unlocked but inaccessible until you start charging another orb.

Icon	Name	Required Renown	Base Cost	F2P Limit	Effect
	Orb of Preservation	750	250	Unlimited	The amount of treasure lost by resets is reduced by 5%. This does not stack additively but compoundly: 20 of them reduce losses - not by 100% - but by only 64%.
	Orb of Majesty	1500	500	5	Your initial Renown after the next reset will be increased by 100.
	Orb of Brilliance	3000	1000	5	You gain an additional 1 Renown per hour.
	Orb of War	6000	2000	5	Raiders cost 5 treasure less.

• Limits only apply to free players. Members can charge unlimited Orbs of Mastery. Note: Once you charge 100 Orbs of War, even as a member, there is no benefit to buy any more.
• For information on how much treasure you will lose in relation to how many orbs of preservation you charged, see this page.
• Orbs of War have no practical use after 100 orbs have been bought. See this page.

Titles

Completing some requirements will unlock a title the player can use alongside his or her name, and once selected the title will appear on the Dragons & Raids list with your name.

Title	How to get
<insert name here> the Feared	Feared Raider Achievement
<insert name here> the Stalwart	Defender Dragon Achievement
<insert name here> the Vengeful	Vengeful Dragon Achievement
<insert name here> the Tyrant	Tyrannical Dragon Achievement
<insert name here>, Master/Mistress of the Game	Heroic Raider Achievement
<insert name here> the Warrior	Dungeon has been reset by an Orb of Mastery 1 time
<insert name here> the Veteran	Dungeon has been reset by an Orb of Mastery 2 times
<insert name here> the Elder	Dungeon has been reset by an Orb of Mastery 3 times
<insert name here> the Venerated	Dungeon has been reset by an Orb of Mastery 5 times
<insert name here> the Ancient	Dungeon has been reset by an Orb of Mastery 10 times
<insert name here> the Immortal	Dungeon has been reset by an Orb of Mastery 25 times
<insert name here> of the Orb	Charged at least 1 Orb
<insert name here> the Wise	Charged at least 2 Orbs
<insert name here> the Cunning	Charged at least 3 Orbs
<insert name here> the Potent	Charged at least 5 Orbs
<insert name here> the Mighty	Charged at least 10 Orbs
<insert name here>, Master/Mistress of the Tower	Charged at least 15 Orbs
<insert name here> the Magnificent	Charged at least 25 Orbs
<insert name here> the Unbound	Charged at least 50 Orbs
<insert name here> the Fierce	Have had 2 orbs charging at once
<insert name here> the Cruel	Have had 3 orbs charging at once
<insert name here> the Fell	Have had 4 orbs charging at once
<insert name here> the Terrible	Have had 5 orbs charging at once
<insert name here> the Savage	Have had 6 orbs charging at once
<insert name here> the Raging	Have had 7 orbs charging at once
<insert name here>, Bringer of Wrath	Have had 8 orbs charging at once
<insert name here>, Lord/Lady of Chaos	Have had 9 orbs charging at once
<insert name here> the Undefeated	Have had 10 orbs charging at once

Achievements

Total Achievements: 45
Total Orb Coins: 166
Total Orb Points: 16600
[Secret Achievements] | [Hidden Achievements] [Halloween Achievements]

No.	Image	Name	Requirement	Orb Points	Orb Coins	Members?	Sorter
AA		Goblin Chieftain	Raid a dungeon using only goblins.	100	1	No	AA
AB		Orc Warlord	Raid a dungeon using only orcs.	100	1	No	AB
AC		Raider Newt	Complete 1 raid.	100	1	No	AC
AD		Raider Lizard	Complete 5 raids.	100	1	No	AD
AE		Raider Drake	Complete 10 raids.	200	2	No	AE
AF		Raider Dragon	Complete 20 raids.	200	2	No	AF
AG		Feared Raider	Complete 5 raids in succession	300	3	No	AG
AH		Heroic Raider	Complete a raid without any raider being incapacitated or killed.	200	2	No	AH
AI		Defender Newt	Defend your dungeon from 1 raid.	100	1	No	AI
AJ		Defender Lizard	Defend your dungeon from 5 raids.	100	1	No	AJ
AK		Defender Drake	Defend your dungeon from 10 raids.	200	2	No	AK
AL		Defender Dragon	Defend your dungeon from 20 raids.	200	2	No	AL
AM		Vengeful Dragon	Kill 50% of the raiders raiding your dungeon.	200	2	No	AM
AN		Tyrannical Dragon	Kill 100% of the raiders raiding your dungeon	300	3	No	AN
AO		Cartographer	Successfully raid and clear all rooms including entrances in a dungeon where the dragon has more than 4,500 Renown	300	3	No	AO
AP		Renowned Dragon	Reach 7,000 Renown	100	1	No	AP
AQ		Persistence	Successfully raid a dragon after failing it previously	100	1	No	AQ
AS		Bounty Hunter	Collect a bounty from 5 dungeons consecutively	300	3	No	AS
AT		Great Raider	Successfully complete 500 raids	100	1	No	AT
AU		Great Defender	Successfully defend your dungeon from 250 attacks	100	1	No	AU
AV		Plunder	Successfully steal over 2000 gold from a player in one raid	100	1	No	AV
AW		Consummate Dragon	Achieve all of the 'Dragon's...' Achievements	1000	10	No	AW
AX		Glorious Raider	Successfully complete 1000 raids	500	5	No	AX
AY		Glorious Defender	Successfully defend your dungeon from 500 attacks	500	5	No	AY
AZ		Gold Standing	Reach 10,000 Renown.	100	1	No	AZ
BA		Dragon's Engineering	Defend your dungeon with traps worth over 3000 Treasure	300	3	No	BA
BB		Dragon's Empathy	Defend your dungeon with monsters worth over 3000 Treasure	300	3	No	BB
BD		Ransack	Successfully steal over 5000 gold from a player in one raid	300	3	No	BD
BE		Arcane Mastery	Charge at least 20 Orbs of Mastery at the same time	500	5	No	BE
BF		Majestic Raider	Successfully complete 2000 raids	1000	10	No	BF
BG		Majestic Defender	Successfully defend your dungeon from 1000 attacks.	1000	10	No	BG
BH		Platinum Standing	Reach 20,000 Renown	500	5	No	BH
BI		Dragon's Determination	Successfully raid the same dragon 3 times consecutively	300	3	No	BI
BJ		Dragon's Daring	Successfully steal a dragon's gold twice consecutively, with an 80% or higher chance of waking it	300	3	No	BJ
BK		Dragon's Triumph	Collect a bounty from a dragon with at least 15,000 Renown, successfully stealing its gold with a 90% or higher chance of waking it, using only raiders available while charging an orb without any of them being killed or incapacitated.	1000	10	No	BK
BL		Aristocrat	Collect all titles	300	3	No	BL
BM		Dragon's Wrath	Steal 1000 gold from that player who last raided you	500	5	No	BM
BN		Dragon's Hoard	Hold 20,000 Treasure at once	500	5	No	BN
BO		Dragon's Riches	Have earned a total of 1,000,000 treasure	1000	10	No	BO
BP		Creature of Habit	Never go more than 7 days without raiding a dungeon throughout a whole year	1000	10	No	BP
BQ		Dungeon Assault Bronze	Achieve a top 200 place among the Dragons of Renown	300	3	No	BQ
BR		Dungeon Assault Silver	Achieve a top 30 place among the Dragons of Renown	500	5	No	BR
BS		Dungeon Assault Gold	Achieve a top 10 place among the Dragons of Renown	1000	10	No	BS
BC		Draconic Heist	Successfully steal a dragon's gold with a 90% or higher chance of waking it	300	3	No	BC
BT		Price of Greed	Lose 4 raiders when a dragon wakes	100	1	No	BT

All information for these achievements is stored on their respective pages, along with walkthroughs and tips for many of them. So, if you notice a mistake, or have a good strategy, go there!

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Trivia

• Dungeon Assault is currently the #10 most played game on FunOrb.
• This game is the first game on FunOrb to change the user's cursor when playing the game.
• This is the only multiplayer game that has no lobby, and does not show your friends list / ignore list, etc.
• You can always successfully steal gold, even with +50% penalty and 100% chance of waking dragon selected. This is probably used to stop people making accounts to get free renown by failing to raid their main account.
• The English intro was read by Mod Korpz, Head of FunOrb.
• When the new dungeon assault dungeon designer first came out, both the confirm and cancel button tooltips said "Exit without saving".
• When the runes going around the edges of the logo are translated, starting at the left and going clockwise, it reads: "gibbendueafnaeieinulteiagreatgam" (this text is hidden from view by the title) "raptardbebetteritiititeidfaeidf". You find the words, "A great gam[e]", and "Tard! Be better!". However, this may be coincidental.
• In the French version of Dungeon Assault, more titles are available due to the fact that there are more male and female variants of titles.
• While the banshee tooltip says -2 Attack, it really only takes away one, as the description at the bottom says.
• Unlike other multiplayer FunOrb games such as Arcanists, the list of Dragons of Renown does not distinguish paying members from free players, making it difficult for higher-ranked free players to raid successfully as they are always at a disadvantage to members' dungeons.
• Your ratio of treasure to gold stolen when raiding is reset from 1 to 10 when your dungeon is reset by an orb of mastery.
• On the 3rd September 2009, the game received an achievement expansion.
• This is currently the game with the most achievements worth 10 Orb Coins and 1000 Orb Points, in a total of 7.
• When you quit out of Dungeon Assault and then go check the hiscores and ratings out-of-game, you'll be directed to the 'Dungeon Assault' Ratings page. Along the left side is the column of games for single-player hiscores and multiplayer ratings, but Dungeon Assault does not appear there. This can be recreated also via URL manipulation.
• You can no longer use the mouse wheel to look through the Achievements in-game.