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Fireball541: /* Perfect Space */ pt2 of the technical stuff

2026-05-24T13:23:27Z

Perfect Space: pt2 of the technical stuff

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 *You need <code>100 * (current_level + 1)</code> XP to level up.
 **Excess XP is carried between the levels.
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 *'''Reactive Armor''' (Dragonfly's LV25 ability) adds 3 when active.
 *'''Adaptive Armor''' (Reaper's skill) adds <code>1 + 2*armor_levels</code> when active.
 (More to come later.)

Fireball541: /* Perfect Space */ made a part of the technical stuff

2026-05-18T19:30:07Z

Perfect Space: made a part of the technical stuff

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 |'''Max. Health'''
 |Increases the ship's maximum hitpoints.
-| +10% health per level (additive)
+|Health multiplier: <code>1 + 0.1*levels</code>.
 |-
 |'''Health Regeneration'''
 |Increases the ship's hitpoint regeneration.
-| +1 per level
+|Health regeneration: <code>levels + 1</code>.
 |-
 |'''Mobility'''
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 '''[[Modules#List_of_Modules|Daigoparry]] is an easter egg module and is not required in order to beat the game.'''
 <spoiler>Requires beating Perfect Space without losing health(can lose shield).</spoiler>
 =Cards=

Fireball541: /* Perfect Space */ remade my perfect space info into tables (looks nicer)

2026-05-18T18:06:53Z

Perfect Space: remade my perfect space info into tables (looks nicer)

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Fireball541: /* Jumble */ additional info about Jumble

2026-05-18T16:29:45Z

Jumble: additional info about Jumble

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	On starting a New Game, the board is covered by an orbiting circle of randomized icons that cycle through potential tiles. When the player clicks the 'stop' button the first time, the board will draw every 5th icon and place them from the bottom to the top in the left-most column. On the second click, it will draw every 4th icon, then 3rd, 2nd, and finally all 5 remaining tiles. This means that watching the last icon in the circle will reliably allow a player to place their desired tile on the top row of the board.		On starting a New Game, the board is covered by an orbiting circle of randomized icons that cycle through potential tiles. When the player clicks the 'stop' button the first time, the board will draw every 5th icon and place them from the bottom to the top in the left-most column. On the second click, it will draw every 4th icon, then 3rd, 2nd, and finally all 5 remaining tiles. This means that watching the last icon in the circle will reliably allow a player to place their desired tile on the top row of the board.

			You can also look at the background, which will show the currently chosen icons that are being shuffled. Then you can stop whenever the icon in the background in a row matches the previously stopped icon in the same row. You cannot do anything about the circling icons, so they're basically a distraction.

			And higher luck increases the chance of the same icon appearing. At approximately 18000 luck you're basically guaranteed to match all 5 rows. This happens at ~e49 resources, assuming you have all luck boosts (~e60 if you don't have Antimatter Die [[Artifacts\|Artifact]]).

	===Modules===		===Modules===

Ptmc2112: /* Order of Operation */

2026-04-25T22:36:33Z

Order of Operation

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	Moving outside a room would move the player to the next room, and respawn all enemies in the room.		Moving outside a room would move the player to the next room, and respawn all enemies in the room.

	Moving towards a wall has no effect. Moving towards a rock has no effect, unless the player has a hammer, then the rock is destroyed.		Moving towards a wall has no effect. Moving towards a rock has no effect, unless the player has the hammer, then the rock is destroyed.

	2. Bombs		2. Bombs

Ptmc2112: /* Order of Operation */

2026-04-25T22:36:09Z

Order of Operation

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	Moving outside a room would move the player to the next room, and respawn all enemies in the room.		Moving outside a room would move the player to the next room, and respawn all enemies in the room.

	Moving towards a wall/rock has no effect.		Moving towards a wall has no effect. Moving towards a rock has no effect, unless the player has a hammer, then the rock is destroyed.

	2. Bombs		2. Bombs

Yoshi128986: /* Chest Items */

2026-04-25T01:21:53Z

Chest Items

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	\|-		\|-
	\|Golden Heart		\|Golden Heart
	\|Gives 1 extra heart from chests.<br />Can be obtained multiple times.		\|Gives 1 extra heart from chests.<br />Can be obtained multiple (up to 9) times.
	\|40, then 1 more every 20 distance		\|40, then 1 more every 20 distance
	\|Key item		\|Key item

Yoshi128986: /* Maze Generation */ fixed enemy generation logic

2026-04-25T01:20:02Z

Maze Generation: fixed enemy generation logic

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	Then, the game uses the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maze_generation_algorithm recursive backtracker algorithm] to generate the maze of the primary tiles.		Then, the game uses the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maze_generation_algorithm recursive backtracker algorithm] to generate the maze of the primary tiles.

	Finally, the game spawn chests and enemies. Chests may spawn on any primary tile that's next to three walls(aka on dead ends), and a gate/rock may spawn next to it. Enemies can spawn on any primary tiles whose Manhattan distance(ignores walls) to the nearest room door is no less than 5.		Finally, the game spawn chests and enemies. Chests may spawn on any primary tile that's next to three walls(aka on dead ends), and a gate/rock may spawn next to it. Enemies can spawn on any primary tiles in a corner or split path whose Manhattan distance (ignores walls) to the nearest room door is no less than 5.

	Note that due to order of operation, enemies will move right after you enter a new room and spawn them.		Note that due to order of operation, enemies will move right after you enter a new room and spawn them.

Ptmc2112: /* Enemy Stats */ fixed the link, so it goes to the proper subsection

2026-03-20T15:35:59Z

Enemy Stats: fixed the link, so it goes to the proper subsection

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	'''Enemy Attack''': <code>ceil(d*0.39), capped at 99</code>		'''Enemy Attack''': <code>ceil(d*0.39), capped at 99</code>

	All rounding would [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rounding#~~Round_half_to_even~~ round half to even].		All rounding would [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rounding#Rounding_half_to_even round half to even].

	====Order of Operation====		====Order of Operation====

Exe boss: /* Rewards */ I have determined all remaining Skillpoint distances with proof posted on Discord in the #adventure channel

2026-02-19T01:02:50Z

Rewards: I have determined all remaining Skillpoint distances with proof posted on Discord in the #adventure channel

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	\| Getting more than 300 Emeralds total in a run requires the Emerald Map.		\| Getting more than 300 Emeralds total in a run requires the Emerald Map.
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~colspan~~="2" \| Skillpoints\|\|~~1000~~\|\|5		\| rowspan="5" \| Skillpoints
			\| Group 1 \|\| 200 \|\| 5
			\| rowspan="5" \| Skillpoints drop in groups of 200, the last one drops at distance 100
			\|-
			\| Group 2 \|\| 200 \|\| 15
			\|-
			\| Group 3 \|\| 200 \|\| 35
			\|-
			\| Group 4 \|\| 200 \|\| 75
			\|-
			\| Group 5 \|\| 200 \|\| 100
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| Artifact\|\|1\|\|25		\| colspan="2" \| Artifact\|\|1\|\|25
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	Also, a card that hasn't been dropped ever will have its drop chance increased.		Also, a card that hasn't been dropped ever will have its drop chance increased.

	~~Skillpoints drop in groups of 200, the last one drops at distance 100~~

	Here is a list of max armor/sword obtainable from a certain distance.		Here is a list of max armor/sword obtainable from a certain distance.