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Section 3: Intro to the Slayer

Section 4: Intro to evil eyes, trapdoors and red doors

Section 5: Intro to wraithwings and wubbas

Section 6: Intro to rock golems

Section 7: Intro to invisibility potions

Section 8: Intro to serpents and orthosquares

Section 9: Intro to mimics

Section 10: Intro to tar and black doors

Section 11: Intro to bombs and fuses

Section 12: Intro to tar mothers

Section 13: Intro to goblins

Section 14: Intro to mud and mud mothers, but no tar in this section at all

Section 15: Intro to decoys

Section 16: Intro to rattlesnakes

Section 17: Intro to seep

Section 18: Usage of the Slayer and Halph in combination with everything from before this section

Section 19: Intro to brains

Section 20: Intro to tar and mud in the same room at the same time

Section 21: Tons of bomb mazes, as far as the eye can see

Section 22: Usage of the Slayer and Halph with brained monsters, and the hardest hordes yet

Section 23: More tricky puzzles that are more puzzle/lynchpin like and not combat focused

Section 24: Combat-focused puzzles, expect the hardest battles and hordes yet

Section 25: Intro to guards, and almost no thinking involved in this section at all, just straightforward bloody slaughter/combat

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Section 3: Intro to more monsters than just roaches and queens, as well as hot tiles and disarm tokens

Section 4: Intro to briar and sister doors

Section 5: Intro to fegundoes, and no sword usage in this level

Section 6: Intro to mirrors

Section 7: Intro to adders and conquer tokens

Section 8: Intro to platforms over pits

Section 9: Intro to playing as a disguised role (the guard role)

Section 10: Intro to water skippers and nests and bridges, as well as decoys and invisibility

Section 11: Intro to tar and mud, as well as vision tokens and tarstuff switch tokens, and the Archivist

Section 12: Intro to citizens and relay stations

Section 13: Intro to clones

Section 14: Intro to the sentries from the Torture Chambers

Section 15: Puzzles involving oremites galore

Section 16: Intro to gel and gel mothers

Section 17: Intro to speed potions

Section 18: Intro to step-to-kill roles

Section 19: Intro to Aumtlich

Section 20: Intro to Stalwarts

Section 21: Intro to Rock Giants

Section 22: Tons of puzzles involving all 3 kinds of tarstuff as well as every single type of tarstuff switch token imaginable

Section 23: Intro to build markers for citizens

Section 24: Someone who commands the builders and changes the build markers in response to the player's actions

Section 25: Intro to cracked and broken orbs in puzzle usage

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Section 3: Intro to evil eyes, hot tiles, and disarm tokens

Section 4: Intro to mimics, briar and sister doors

Section 5: Intro to wraithwings, wubbas and fegundoes

Section 6: Intro to rock golems and mirrors

Section 7: Intro to serpents, invisibility potions, and adders and conquer tokens

Section 8: Intro to tar without mothers, orthosquares, and platforms over pits

Section 9: Intro to non-Gunthro/non-Beethro sworded roles

Section 10: Intro to spiders, shallow water, black doors, water skippers and nests, and bridges

Section 11: Intro to bombs and fuses, as well as vision tokens, with lots of tar usage

Section 12: Intro to tar mothers, citizens, and relay stations

Section 13: Intro to goblins and clones

Section 14: Intro to mud and mud mothers, sentries like TCB Torture Chambers, and squad horns

Section 15: Intro to decoys and oremites

Section 16: Intro to rattlesnakes, gel and gel mothers, as well as lots of shallow water usage

Section 17: Intro to seep and speed potions

Section 18: Intro to step-to-kill roles, as well as tons of stuff from all previous sections

Section 19: Intro to brains and Aumtlich

Section 20: Intro to tar and mud in the same room at the same time as well as tarstuff switch tokens, and Stalwarts and Soldiers

Section 21: Intro to Rock Giants, and lots of bomb mazes and brained hordes

Section 22: All 3 kinds of tarstuff and tarstuff switch tokens used a lot in this level, and intro to Soldier horns

Section 23: Intro to builders, as well as the hardest lynchpin puzzles yet

Section 24: A section with the hardest hordes/battles yet, made harder by someone who commands the builders in response to your actions in each room

Section 25: An intro to guards and broken and cracked orbs, as well as a 'Neather-like boss entity to finish off the hold for Gunthro to discover the Court's secret

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Section 3: Intro to the Staff, as well as the stuff TCB used like hot tiles or rock golems

Section 4: Lots of briar and sister door usage

Section 5: Intro to thin ice and how it reacts to bomb and fegundo explosions vs trapdoors

Section 6: Intro to the spear

Section 7: Intro to fluff and puffs

Section 8: Intro to the seeding beacon

Section 9: Intro to floor spikes

Section 10: Intro to the pickaxe and how it cuts briar

Section 11: Intro to powder kegs

Section 12: Intro to temporal split tokens

Section 13: Intro to daggers

Section 14: Intro to Temporal Aumtlich

Section 15: Intro to Temporal Resonator Crystals

Section 16: Intro to the CABER, the last in-engine weapon

Section 17: Intro to ROUS/DROD lemmings

Section 18: Intro to fire traps

Section 19: Intro to Constructs

Section 20: Intro to the Obstacles that move when you have the Tuning Fork active

Section 21: Intro to thin ice over shallow water, while trapdoors cannot exist over shallow water period

Section 22: Intro to the Flower Bed flowers

Section 23: Intro to darts and the dart cannons

Section 24: Intro to the Raygun. Expect tons of monster spamming!

Section 25: Intro to the Living Walls that make the game impossible to win if stabbed - the good news is if you succeed you prevent the Turning for enough time to rescue everyone on the surface.

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17: Puzzles involving using tunnels as jump pads

18: An intro to the Slayer, but only very basic puzzles

19: A level about choosing left vs right while the Slayer chases you

20: A level with narrow paths while the Slayer chases you

21: A level involving fancy footwork to manipulate the Slayer

22: A level that is tons of clutter everywhere, not helped by the Slayer

23: A roach-filled maze with narrow passageways, made worse by the Slayer

24: A harder maze with both Halph and the Slayer involved, it's the last level with the Slayer in it for a while

25: An introduction to trapdoors in a variety of puzzles, but no red gates yet

26: A manipulate the monsters in a pinball machine puzzle set

27: A level with very daunting looking roach queen hordes, but you use trapdoors as well as other things for shelter/help

28: A level introducing red doors

29: A level with "don't strike the orbs"

30: A fortress/stronghold that has all kinds of puzzles from previous levels, but no Slayer still

31: A level with custom blue tiles for the floor, and an introduction to evil eyes

32: A level with doors that you have to close after a specific number of turns after opening

33: A level introducing wubbas and their usage in roach queen hordes

34: A level where you have to literally go around it, with a couple of tricky Wubba puzzles

35: A level where each room has tiny chambers made worse by Wubbas

36: A level which requires you to solve them within a specific amount of turns and quickly

37: A level requiring you to go even faster than level 36

38: A level about finding the inner path within each room

39: A level with harder hordes than before, given your mastery of Wubba behavior at this point, and an introduction to Wraithwings

40: A level with four chambers in each room

41: A sampler platter of later section puzzles

42: The hardest level of section 5, with Halph involved in many puzzles but no Slayer still

43: A level introducing Rock Golems

44: A level with tons of one-way roads

45: A harder level now that you are familiar with Rock Golem behavior

46: A level about manipulating golems and wubbas in mazes

47: A level with tons of tunnels more than usual

48: A re-match against the Imperial Defender from level 15, with using golems to your advantage to block him

49: A level in the shape of a keychain, with harder puzzles than earlier levels in section 6

50: A level about smashing golems and walls, while the Slayer harasses you all throughout the level

51: A level introducing the invisibility potion

52: A level requiring you to be on the move constantly

53: A level about using the yellow doors as traffic signs for all kinds of monsters

54: A "garden of pain", with not only garden looking decorations everywhere but also has more monsters per room than the last couple of levels

55: Another level about "don't strike any orbs"

56: A level about needing to use force arrows for shelter

57: A level about fighting harder hordes than earlier, especially given your mastery of the invisibility potion

58: A "marathon" level requiring you to move constantly, while the Slayer chases you down with every step

59: A level introducing serpents

60: Another "clear the room within a specific number of turns", made worse by the introduction of everything since level 36, especially serpents which cannot be killed by sword

61: A level introducing orthosquares

62: A level about having simple fun after everything you've been through

63: A level with 12 serpents total, and the Slayer comes back if you win

64: A level about dealing with monsters in small nooks, all while the Slayer tries to pin you down in them

65: A level with tons of orthosquares and the Slayer harassing you everywhere

66: A walk along the cliffside, dealing with Wraithwings and the Slayer

67: A level with split paths everywhere

68: An introduction to the mimic potion

69: A hard horde level using mimics to help you deal with them

70: A level involving taking a shortcut, but the shortcut is just as hard as the main solution in each room

71: A level where there are two choices that are about just as hard in each room

72: A level involving tons of stealth puzzles

73: A level where each room is shaped concentrically, or has circles within circles, while the Slayer makes it harder to deal with than normal

74: A level in the shape of a great wheel of puzzles like JtRH level 9, all while the Slayer chases you still

75: A tag team level about teaming up with mimics to deal with situations impossible otherwise

76: A level in the shape of a crossroads, with a fresh coat of tar

77: A level where each room has a simple solution, introducing tar gates/black doors

78: A "big monster factory", using tar for shelter

79: A maze level with tons of tar and trapdoors

80: A level that tests your curiosity and punishes it

81: A level about dealing with serpents, using tar to help you deal with them

82: A level that is a maze... at an angle

83: A level that is a free ride... full of traps everywhere

84: A level with tons of tar and roaches everywhere

85: A level introducing fuses and bombs

86: A level about cutting the fuses using yellow doors, and re-directing complicated fuse paths

87: A level about killing serpents with bombs rather than dead ends

88: A level with tight timers courtesy of fuses

89: A level requiring you to be intrepid to win, especially with the explosions everywhere

90: A level about using mimics to navigate tricky bomb and fuse setups

91: A level in the shape of a dragon's tail, with tons of bombs and fuses everywhere

92: A game of pinball... playing as the pinball

93: A level about "going ghostbusting", or killing tons of wraithwings using bombs as well as the usual sword

94: A deadly hub of death, introducing tar mothers

95: A maze of doors, all 4 major kinds used in DROD 2.0

96: A level where the monsters are ganging up on you, emphasizing tar mother hordes

97: A level where each room requires a breakthrough discovery

98: A level where there are many ways to go but only some work

99: An ultimate crowd level, with roach queen hordes in combination with tar mother hordes

100: An ultimate speedway of death, but the good news is it's the last of tar you'll see for a while

101: A level about collecting, or smiting, monsters

102: An Imperial junkyard that introduces goblins

103: A level about finding the safe passage through, especially involving manipulating goblins to kill serpents

104: A maze level where there are many paths

105: A level where you are in the middle of the hold both in terms of level progression and difficulty

106: A long road with assorted goblin puzzles

107: A level where danger lurks with every step

108: A level that looks like an earthquake destroyed it, talking to the Goblin King who kidnaps Halph at the end

109: A level introducing mud but no mud mothers

110: A level introducing mud mothers

111: A level with mud mother hordes

112: A level that is an artifical construct with all kinds of mud traps

113: A level that looks like it came from prehistory, appropriate for a mud-based section

114: A level with tons of mud and trapdoor puzzles

115: A level requiring you to be fearless to win each room

116: A level requiring you to turn your sword in only a limited set of directions to win

117: An introduction to decoys

118: A level with islands in each room

119: A challenge application of decoys with a wider range of monsters than levels 117 and 118

120: A level with titans made out of various objects in each room

121: A level with two spirals in total

122: A level with tons of catches everywhere, using decoys very carefully

123: A level about "save the section from the monsters" with a lot of decoys more than usual

124: A level about going around it in a circle, with a variety of tricky puzzles

125: A level that looks broken in each room, with stairs leading you back up to rescue Halph on level 108 as well as stairs leading you to the next level

126: A level that requires you to use all the decoys in each room

127: An introduction to rattlesnakes, with two switches/orbs in each room

128: A level requiring you to spin your sword to win each room

129: A level that could be deadlier, but is pretty intimidating as it is what with the rattlesnakes everywhere

130: A level that is a timed crisis in each room, using short fuse timers especially

131: A level with tar and rattlesnakes

132: An obstacle course level with various puzzles and monsters, but no Slayer

133: An invasion level where you use rattlesnakes to help you deal with difficult roach queen hordes

134: A level with mud and rattlesnakes

135: A re-introduction to the Imperial Defender, as well as an introduction to Seep

136: A level about smashing walls with Seep on them

137: A conundrum of tricky puzzles

138: A big badguy battle with tons of roach queen and seep hordes

139: A level about breaking through barriers, especially dropping doors to kill Seep that would be impossible to kill just by sword

140: A level requiring you to tread lightly, with "two seep that will kill you" setups used a lot especially

141: A level that looks malfunctioned/broken

142: A level where each room has a secret solution

143: An ultimate adventure with the Slayer chasing you with every step, and a variety of things from all the previous levels except if they render the Slayer too easy to kill (so no decoys, tarstuff or bombs if they make the Slayer an easy target)

144: A level with tons of trapdoor puzzles with a variety of other elements

145: A level where you have to avoid the Slayer's wisp from touching you at all in each room, and so his wisp is the timer in each room

146: A level where each room has a specific starting point to solve, and the Slayer doesn't give you time to think

147: A level where you have to deal with some of the hardest roach queen hordes, made worse by the Slayer chasing you everywhere

148: A level that is pure madness made worse by the Slayer

149: A level where you have to brave the trials of the Imperial defense system, especially with the Slayer involved

150: A level where you have to fight the Slayer one-on-one in each room, but he's too powerful to kill

151: A level that has tons of crumbs of stuff everywhere, introducing brains

152: A level where the doors are toggle only in each room


153: A level that is difficult hordes and puzzles, made worse by the brains making the monsters smarter

154: A level where each room has a hidden solution

155: A level requiring you to go both ways to win each room

156: A level with three serpents in total

157: Another level about "don't strike any orbs", made worse by the brained monsters knowing exactly where you are with every step

158: A level in the shape of a hook, but no Slayer for quite a while

159: A garden with tar and mud in both rooms at the same time in each room

160: A level that looks off-road compared to the previous levels, but is still required to solve to win

161: A level with tricky lynchpin puzzles, dealing with tar and mud at the same time

162: A level with brains everywhere in each room

163: A level requiring you to steer your sword carefully to win each room

164: A level that is more tricky than level 161

165: An ultimate championship, with tons of brained tar and mud hordes

166: A level where each room has odd angles

167: A level where you have to explore it thoroughly to win

168: An ultimate slaughter level, worse than level 165; the good news is less hordes for a while after this level

169: A reaction to how good you are at outwitting the Empire's defenses, with a variety of tricky puzzles

170: A level with tons of bomb mazes in each room

171: A level that is ice and bomb themed

172: A level about using force arrows for shelter against explosions

173: A level requiring you to backtrack to solve each room

174: An "ultimate garden of evil", with tons of bombs everywhere you look as well as a variety of monsters to make your life a nightmare, but no Slayer still

175: A level requiring you to be careful with how you step everywhere

176: A level where you can't turn your sword at all in each room

177: A level with the Slayer harassing you with every step, made worse by the brained monsters everywhere in each room

178: A level with tight spaces in each room, worsened by the Slayer

179: A level where each room has a tempting solution in each room, but makes it impossible if taken

180: An ultimate cage match level, emphasizing tons of brained hordes and the Slayer

181: A level requiring you to be keen to solve each puzzle

182: A level with more secret solutions in each room

183: Another ultimate speedway of doom, with tons of brained monsters and the Slayer

184: A level that is just a taste of the hardest next two sections, although they do not involve the Slayer even though this level does

185: A level with tons of pits and wraithwings

186: A level that is fire-themed cause you're on fire with how good you are at the game

187: A level that is almost no floor and all pits in each room

188: A level requiring you to be quick with your sword to win each room

189: A level that is an ultimate reflex tester with both your footwork and swordsmanship

190: A level that requires you to read the mini-map to solve

191: A level about "running on empty", with some of the strictest short fuse timers yet

192: A level requiring you to backtrack to solve each room, harder than in section 18 cause of the introduction of brains

193: A level that requires you to be on the move constantly

194: An ultimate game of dodgeball, with tons of brained tar and mud hordes

195: A level where the monsters are both your friend and foe at the same time

196: An ultimate doom on you, with tons of brained monster combat

197: A level requiring you to win each room perfectly and waste absolutely zero turns at all

198: A level requiring you to concentrate carefully to solve each puzzle

199: A level that is literally "under the sun", with a yellow door sun in the top left corner and the hardest hordes to date

200: A level with the most mind-twisting puzzles to date, but the good news is the next and final section will not be as hard

201: A level requiring you to be quick with your sword to kill the new introduction of guards

202: A level with tons of currents of arrows everywhere in each room

203: A showcase level, with a wider variety of monsters than levels 201 and 202

204: A level that is a contrast of ridiculously easy vs insanely hard rooms

205: A level with seemingly no exit, but it's discoverable if you're clever enough

206: A level that requires you to think carefully to solve each room, but nothing as insane as level 200

207: An ultimate army level, with way more guards than ever before

208: A level that is pure insanity with every step

209: A level that is a recap of earlier levels, with the guards and the Slayer making everything that much more difficult than the earlier versions

210: An ultimate final battle of all kinds of things from all the previous levels rolled into one big showdown, and you finally kill the Slayer for good and win the hold if you win

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1: Basic movement level

2: Intro to pressure plates

3: Intro to roaches

4: Intro to orbs

5: Intro to trapdoors

6: Intro to roach queens

7: Intro to on-off plates

8: Using pressure plates and orbs as traffic lights

9: Intro to tunnels

10: Intro to red doors, and a trail full of trapdoors and roach queens

11: Force arrows that let monsters through but not you

12: Intro to arrow rotator tokens

13: Using walls and other things for shelter

14: A long winded path with various puzzles

15: Intro to the Slayer

16: A level about smashing broken walls with the other puzzles, while the Slayer harasses you

17: Using tunnels as jump pads

18: Intro to rock golems

19: A level about choosing left or right

20: A level with narrow paths, introducing serpents

21: A level introducing hot tiles

22: A level with clutter everywhere

23: A maze introducing rattlesnakes

24: A harder maze introducing the disarm token

25: A level introducing briar

26: A level about manipulating the monsters in a pachinko/pinball style machine

27: A level with the hardest hordes yet

28: A level introducing sister doors of all 3 non-yellow doors

29: A level about "don't strike any orbs"

30: A stronghold introducing wraithwings

31: A level with water and other blue stuff everywhere, introducing evil eyes

32: A level using briar as a gimmick for doors that close a certain number of turns after you open them

33: A brawl/horde level introducing fegundoes

34: A level about going around in a circle around it

35: A level with tiny rooms in each room

36: A level about needing to clear the room within a specific number of turns in each room

37: A level requiring you to clear it even faster than level 36

38: A level about finding the inner path

39: A war style level commanding many fegundoes per room

40: A level about 4 boxes in each room

41: A sample plate of later sections

42: The hardest level in the section; the good news is you go back to playing as Beethro after winning this one

43: An intro to mirrors

44: A level with one-way roads

45: A harder level than 43 and 44

46: A level introducing mimics

47: A level requiring you to use tons of tunnels per room

48: A level with multiple Slayers in each room

49: A level in the shape of a keychain

50: A level about demolishing tons of crumbly walls and mirrors

51: A level introducing goblins

52: A level requiring you to be on the move constantly

53: A level about controlling the monsters traffic style

54: A garden of pain, introducing adders

55: Another "don't hit the orbs" level

56: A level about using force arrows for shelter

57: An army style combat level, introducing wubbas

58: A marathon level, requiring you to not stand still at all, introducing conquer tokens

59: A "Beethro in Space" level, introducing platforms over pits and has almost no solid ground in it

60: A harder version of level 36 now that you know about more things than your visit to that level

61: A level introducing orthosquares

62: A level that is simple fun after everything else you've been through

63: A level that has 12 snakes total, of all 3 kinds

64: A level with little nooks in each room

65: A level with tons of orthosquares everywhere

66: A walk along a cliffside, with tons of wraithwings and platforms

67: A level with split paths

68: A level introducing playing as the disguised guard role

69: A level with hard hordes using the fact you are stealthy until you kill a monster or step on a power token, introducing guards

70: A level with shortcuts, but they are just as hard as the main problem

71: A level about taking equally hard choices in each room

72: A level with tons of tricky stealth related puzzles

73: A level that has circles within circles in each room

74: A great wheel of puzzles

75: A tag team level with using mimics to help you deal with monsters

76: A crossroads introducing bridges

77: A level with simple solutions to complicated looking rooms, introducing invisibility potions

78: A level that is a factory of monsters, introducing water skippers and nests

79: A level that is a river maze

80: A level that tests your curiosity and punishes it, introducing decoys

81: A level about dealing with all 3 kinds of snakes

82: A level that is a maze at an angle

83: A level that is a free ride... with traps and tricks everywhere

84: A level that is tons of water skippers and nests everywhere, pure and simple; the good news is it won't be as extreme after this level

85: A level introducing tar and mud

86: A level about needing to strike tons of orbs to solve each room

87: A level with all 3 kinds of snakes in it again

88: A level that introduces bombs and fuses as timers

89: A level that requires you to be intrepid to win, introducing tar and mud mothers

90: A level about navigating mimics through tons of tar and mud

91: A dragon's tail shaped level, introducing tarstuff switch tokens and vision tokens

92: A game of pinball... playing as the pinball

93: A level introducing seep and you have to kill hordes of them

94: A level that is a deadly hub of death, introducing citizens, relay stations and the persistent citizen token

95: A level that is a maze of all kinds of doors, sister and closed

96: A level that is the Empire ganging up on you now that you have intruded upon their citizens only section

97: A level requiring a breakthrough solution for each room

98: A level that has many ways to go but only some work each room

99: A level that is an ultimate crowd, especially involving citizens

100: An ultimate speedway of death

101: A level about collecting, or killing monsters in a maze

102: A junkyard introducing clone potions

103: A level about finding a safe passage through each room

104: A level with many paths, like KDD level 13

105: A level that is the most intermediate in the hold

106: A level that is a long and winding road

107: A level where danger lurks with every step

108: A level that looks like an earthquake hit it

109: A level that introduces the sentries from the TCB Torture Chamber

110: A level that has a wider variety of monsters than level 109

111: A hard horde level using the sentires to help you clear them

112: A construct of the Empire, devised to torture you as much as possible with Slayers used especially

113: A level that looks like it came straight out of prehistory

114: A level that has tons of trapdoor related puzzles in it

115: A level requiring you to be fearless to win

116: A level requiring you to turn your sword in a limited number of directions in each room; the good news is you destroy all the Slayers and won't see any more if you win

117: A level introducing oremites in combat

118: A level with islands each room

119: A challenge level that applies various things you've learned from earlier levels

120: A level with titans made out of various objects, introducing brains

121: A level with two big spirals total

122: A level with tons of catches in it

123: A level about saving a mini-city from destruction from tons of monsters

124: A level requiring you to go around it in a circle

125: A level that is broken into pieces

126: A level covered almostly entirely in oremites; the good news is they won't be as bad for the rest of the hold

127: A level with two switches/orbs each room, introducing gel

128: A level requiring you to spin around constantly to win each room

129: A level that "could be deadlier", introducing gel mothers

130: Another level that requires you to solve each room within a given number of turns

131: A level with tons of tar in it, but no mud or gel

132: A level that is an obstacle course style level

133: A level that is an invasion of all kinds of hordes

134: A level that has all 3 kinds of tar in it, but no tarstuff switch tokens (the ones involving gel will come later)

135: A level that is a match against the Pirate Captain

136: A level about smashing mirrors and crumbly walls

137: A level that is a conundrum of puzzles, introducing the speed potion

138: A big badguy/horde level, with speed potions needed to solve them greatly

139: A level about breaking through barriers of various kinds

140: A level requiring you to tread carefully to solve each room

141: A level that looks malfunctioned/like a broken design

142: A level that has hidden solutions in each room

143: A level that is a big adventure, using a step-to-kill non-sworded role

144: A level with tons of trapdoor puzzles in it, but you can't drop them and only mimics can for this level

145: A level that has a tight timer in reach room

146: A level that has a specific starting point needed to solve each room

147: A hard horde level, using step-to-kill roles that can't use the sword

148: A level that is pure madness with every step

149: A level that has tons of trails in it, devised by none other than First Archivist himself

150: A level that is a deathmatch style level against various humans

151: A level with crumbs of stuff everywhere, having you play as Beethro again for the rest of the hold

152: A level where the doors are toggle only

153: A level introducing Aumtlich

154: Another level with hidden solutions in each room

155: A level requiring you to go both ways to win each room

156: A level with 3 snakes total but no more

157: Another "don't hit the orbs" level

158: A level in the shape of a hook, but remember you killed all the Slayers for good earlier in the hold

159: A garden level introducing Stalwarts

160: A level that is seemingly off-road to your destination, but is still required to solve to pass

161: A level with various tricky puzzles in it

162: A level that is a walk in the park, full of brains

163: A level that requires you to steer carefully to win each room

164: A level that has harder puzzles than 161

165: A championship level, with tons of Stalwarts to help out

166: A level that has odd angles in each room

167: A level that requires you to explore every inch to win

168: A level that is an ultimate bloodbath, with more Stalwarts than 165

169: A reaction to how good you are at the game, introducing Rock Giants, the last big monster of TCB

170: A level with bomb mazes everywhere

171: A level that is ice themed

172: A level about using force arrows for shelter again

173: A level that requires you to backtrack to solve each room

174: Another ultimate garden of badguys level

175: A level that requires you to be careful with every step to win

176: A level where you can't turn your sword at all to win each room

177: A level that is a fight against a 'Neather like orb banging character

178: A level that has tight squeezes in each room, introducing a wider variety of tarstuff switch tokens than just mud/tar

179: A level that has a tempting solution in each room that renders it impossible if taken

180: An ultimate cage match level

181: A level that requires you to be keen to solve each room

182: A level that has a secret solution for each room

183: A level that is another ultimate speedway

184: A level that is just a taste of the lowest section of the Eighth

185: A "river of fire", with tons of hot tiles everywhere, introducing builders

186: A level that is fire-themed but is more organized and strategic than 185

187: A level that is about needing to use platforms to go everywhere, with no actual floor to walk on

188: A level that requires you to be quick with your sword to win each room

189: A level that is a reflex tester, with both your sword and foot movement

190: A level that requires you to be good at reading the mini-map to win

191: A level that is "running on empty", requiring you to waste almost no turns to win

192: Another level that requires you to backtrack again to win each room

193: A level that requires you to move constantly to win, introducing you-know-who who orders the builders around

194: A game of dodgeball, dodging Aumtlich beams as well as various brained hordes

195: A level where the builders are your friend and foe at the same time, depending on what you do in each room

196: A level that is an ultimate doom on you; your favorite nephew isn't going to let you get to Lowest Point in one piece anytime soon!

197: A level that requires you to waste aboslutely zero turns at all in each room

198: A level that requires you to concentrate carefully to solve each room

199: A level literally "under the sun", with a hot tile sun in the top left corner

200: A level with your nephew's most devilish mind games/puzzles yet; the good news is he will give up if you win and you'll finally reach the lowest point in the Eighth.

201: A level requiring you to be quick with your sword to win, introducing cracked and broken orbs

202: A level with tons of currents of arrows everywhere

203: A showcase of various things you've seen throughout the hold

204: A level contrasting very easy vs very hard rooms

205: A level with seemingly no exit, but it's discoverable if you're clever enough

206: A level requiring you to use your brain and the solutions aren't obvious, but nothing as bad as level 200 (especially because Halph gave up and isn't involved)

207: A level that is an ultimate army level, now that you are close to discovering what lies beneath lowest point

208: A level that is pure insanity with every step

209: A level that is a recap of earlier levels in the hold mixed together with increased difficulty

210: A level that is an ultimate final challenge, but you finally discover what lies beneath Lowest Point and the Empire's secret if you win

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25: Entrance introducing the Messangers with one talking to the Slayer and then running off

A secret room in the same level with two messangers talking

70: A secret room with two messangers talking

125 final room: Two messangers talking

137: Two messangers talking

174: Two messangers talking

200: One messanger warning you about what is going on in the very last section, courtesy of none other than the Slayer himself preparing his final defenses/army

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54: First appearance, taunting Beethro to join the Mothingness and jump down the pit

89: Second appearance, using the foreign language (which I think might be True Tongue based off the pattern the Vessels from TSS use, but that wasn't covered/explained in the JtRH era) to taunt Beethro some more

127: Taunting Beethro by pretending to be Halph and the Slayer

153: Informing Beethro he's made too many enemies to go home safely now, and that the Architects are recruiting Halph

200: The Monthy Python sketch from JtRH level 24

210: Taunting Beethro after finally killing the Slayer, stating he has no way into the Empire and teasing him that he wants to kill Halph after mindlessly killing all the Empire citizens on this section of the hold.

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15: Your first Slayer, an apprentice

16: The apprentice continues to chase you, but you lose him after winning this level

21: Slayers mixed with hot tiles = Slayer stupidity

30: Slayers mixed with briars = Slayers don't care about briar
even though they should

48: More than one Slayer per room introduced

57: Slayers don't care about adders = yummy Slayer

65: Slayers don't pay attention to platform movement = fall to their death

89: Slayers get dropped by a bridge

92: Beethro kills a handful of Slayers in one room to become a Slayer himself, but with no tricks like bridges, hot tiles, mimics etc, just plain old smitemaster prowess

115: Slayers need to be manipulated on pressure plates rather than killed

117 thru rest of hold: Slayers will have been defeated for good, promoting Beethro to 1st Slayer

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12: The Pit Thing taunts Beethro some more in his obscure way, and Beethro brushes him off as unhelpful

24: The Pit Thing reveals more clearly what the Mothingness actually is, and sends Beethro to the library in the butterflies section

30: The Pit Thing talks about how the infestation was the Empire's fault, even though briar is a natural plant older than man itself

66: The Pit Thing warns Beethro he will be unwelcome once he heads upstairs to Dugandy

105: The Pit Thing talks about why the 1st Archivist is the way he is, and 1st Archivist himself will talk more in detail about it in the conference before level 109

192: The Pit Thing riddles Beethro about what is lower than Lowest Point, but never reveals directly hoping Beethro will figure it out