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Skelly Dungeon

## Raiders

Tox

The **Skelly Dungeon**, also known as the **Ice Dome**, was a Hyper Dungeon that existed in Outer Pandora during Dragonhollow's Fifth Era.

It was part of Dungeon Quest II.

# Description

The Skelly Dungeon was located less than a kilometer from the Dragon Riders gate in Outer Pandora. Clinging to a snowy hill amidst a cold taiga forest, the dungeon was visible from afar via the shimmering glow of its light blue beacon.

The dungeon was a spherical dome made of packed ice.

Under the dome was an eerie dark landscape of steep snowy hills that climbed to the ceiling with a central valley housing the beacon. Numerous alpine spruce trees made spotting enemies quite difficult.

The dungeon was defended by more than three dozen Strays called "Skelly". They were armed with flame bows and carried a shield. Skellies were especially deadly because in addition to the tipped arrows of slowness they fired, they also had a speed buff meaning they could not be outrun and were liable to quickly overwhelm adventurers caught out in the open. In addition, ranged attacks were less useful than usual because of the trees, terrain, and the Thorns III armor the defenders wore.

The mix of a speed buff and a slowness debuff made the Skelly Dungeon one of the trickiest Hyper Dungeons of its day.

# Enemies

All regular mobs could spawn inside the dungeon due to low light levels.

* x35 Skelly

## Weapons and Tools

* *Stray Bow* (Punch II, Flame I)
	+ Slowness (0:30)
* *Stray Shield* (Unbreaking III)

## Armor

* *Stray Hat* (Thorns III)
* *Stray Shirt* (Thorns III)
* *Stray Pants* (Thorns III)
* *Stray Shoes* (Thorns III)

## Drops

* *Stray's Set*
* x4 Bone Block
* x1 Tipped Arrow of Slowness

# Treasure

The dungeon contained a single hidden treasure chest with the following loot:

* x50 tokens
* x1 beacon
* x1 diamond block
* x8 gold block

# History

On 5E:101, HyperSilence announced the creation of four new Hyper Dungeons to entice those visiting Wyvern Pointe to explore Outer Pandora. Each dungeon was placed within a kilometer or two of the local Dragon Gates.

On the next day, after raiding the Spidey Dungeon together beyond the FFA Gate, Sprankles and Tox separated to find the dungeons near their respective clan gates. Tox soon spotted a beam of soft blue light eminating from an icy dome.

He breached the dome at ground level and set up his usual killing floor design, but found that the terrain made the strategy

unusually ineffective. As a result, he was forced to enter the dungeon and engage the Skellies on their turf, retreating often to heal and offload loot.

Thinning their ranks was made difficult by the fact that killing a single enemy required several hits and each attack against their Thorns III armor did considerable damage to himself. Coupled with the fact their speed made it a certainty that they would inflict the slowness debuff, he had to be careful not to wander too far away from safety lest he be overwhelmed.

Eventually, Tox was able to defeat the defenders and recover the treasure.

On 5E:109, Terry discovered the ice dome in his hunt for Hyper Dungeons but found it already raided.
Squid Storm

A **squid storm** was a meteorological phenomenon closely connected to the demigod Archpriest HyperSilence.

The weather event was first documented during the Fifth Era. Often catching Pandora residents by surprise, a cluster of squid would suddenly appear out of thin air. As if that wasn't bizarre enough, the storms almost always occurred outside bodies of water, so the squid would slowly suffocate and die. As a result, squid storms were often a source of valuable ink sacs.

Squid Storms appeared to be localized around people, though this could simply be due to lack of eyewitnesses in more remote areas of Dragonhollow. However, all known occurences seemed to be centered around mortal men and women; they were never seen at a distance. They did not require an open sky and were sometimes experienced indoors.

HyperSilence took credit for the squid storms and was constantly refining his craft despite the vocal protestations from the public.

On 5E:116, Retro and Tox encountered a squid storm that also dropped polar bears and bats during their expeditionary search for Frigid Floe.

# Gallery

MaccaMan watches a squid storm on the road to SprankletonA nether squid storm observed by GabaultSquid impact Tox's Cabin in SummergateThe squid die upon impact, scattering wood shrapnel and ink sacsSomeone references a squid stormStorm befalls Big Butte

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Squid storms were conceived by head admin HyperSilence, who used them to entertain and harass players. Many came to appreciate them because they were a source of hard-to-farm ink sacs.

Retro later greatly improved squid storms by designing a special command that could spawn mobs with specific vectors and velocity, an improvement that delighted Hyper.
Toad Prince

The **Toad Prince** was a frog in Novigrad on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

He was one of the first things newcomers saw upon arrival at Skyloft Palace, perched upon a floating lily pad. His banal croaks and resigned stare were constant, as if to say "oh sure they don't care when I eat living cubes of lava but I guess *one* firefly is too much to ask for..."

The Toad Prince's green color suggested that he originated from one of Novigrad's low-temperature biomes.

# Behind the Scenes

   *The following is out-of-universe information about real world Halfast.*

The Toad Prince was a reference to a monster of the same name from the 2015 video game *The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt*, itself a twisted riff on the Frog Prince from fairy tales and folklore of a frog who will turn into a prince or princess if kissed.
PEE YOUR PANTS

## Architect

Bruhklyn

**PEE YOUR PANTS** was a work of art in Asgarth on planet Halfast during the Eighth Era.

It was designed by Bruhklyn and located east of the Fish Bowl adjacent to SHOP!.

Rising 148 meters into the sky and spanning 120 meters, it was thought to the be the largest pixel art in the known universe, eclipsing both Sans and Team Zissou.

PEE YOUR PANTS took six hours to construct and was made from concrete in shades of white, light gray, gray, black, red, and yellow.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

PEE YOUR PANTS was in homage to a SEGA advertisement featuring Shadow the Hedgehog outside the Los Angeles Convention Center during the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), which was photoshopped to read “PEE YOUR PANTS”, itself a reference to the PEE YOUR PANTS internet meme.
ThIs Will Suffice

## Author

Scylfings

***This Will Suffice*** was a book written by the Scylfings.

It was an account of their Halfast naval expedition to discover and fortify Myrkviðr.

# Content

### Day 62

We found a peacful land. We just need to gather the resources to settle down and live here, Sadly we didn't find any kelp to live on. Thankfully we arrived with chickens. Hopefully this will suffice.

### Day 64

Found food for the chickens. Our food supply is looking much better this days. Better earting chickens then rotten flesh and poisonous potats. We may have lost some crew members, but our captain is fine.

Unlike our crew...

### Day 74

We have finally roof on top of our heads. This thunder is dark in its essence. I see the dead walking towards us. Draugr riding skeleton horses and marching towards us. I don't know if we can hold them back during this dark wicked night..

### Day 80

Thunder struck down on foes but also our allies and a lot of collateral damage. We might have won the battle but not the war against the wicked undead.
Snowcrest Party!

## Author

Sprankles

***Snowcrest Party!*** was a book written by Sprankles.

It recounted the expediton of the author, Ky, Trancesk8er, and Ferathmai during the Search for Snowcrest.

# Locations

### Eleventh Era—Present

* Wan Shi Tong's Traveling Library on Halfast

# Content

We set out as team. The four of us Ky, Trance, Fera, and myself.

Loaded with supplies we felt prepared. We crossed many vast deserts and oceans. I was seperated from my party halfway through the journey. Forced to go it alone I struggled for many nights.

At long last I spotted a snow covered island. I knew in my heart I must have been close to the fabled settlement of Snowcrest. So close, but so far.

I searched many days for the city. The hills grew whiter and whiter until nary a patch of grass could be found.

At long last I spotted the massive glacial spikes jutting from the ground. I knew I had made it!

As I explored the vast splendors of this glorious city my party came to join me, but alas. I brought no gold with which to purchase tokens of the city.

So I will make this journey again!

To be continued...
Piss Water

## Effects

* Regeneration (0:10)
 (+2 hearts)
* Nausea (0:10)

## Lore

*Smells like a gas station bathroom...*

**Piss Water** was a foul concoction of urine that provided healing benefits to those desperate enough to drink it.

It was distilled and bottled by the Telchine Retro.

Piss Water was found in Ruins and Hyper Dungeons. By the Seventh Era, it was cheaply sold in Hammerlea and Satan's Alley.

Because of its unusual healing properties, scholars speculated that it was a waste byproduct of the gods, perhaps even Eris herself, though no mortal had ever seen her pop a squat.

Regardless of the source, Piss Water became a valuable commodity to those struggling to survive in Hallowmere. It's unclear which depraved soul first discovered the natural wonders of the beverage by drinking urine, but some suspected that it was Tox.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Retro, with assistance from HyperSilence, created Piss Water as part of the Twilight Project.

It was one of the few methods of replenishing health in Dragonhollow.
Opium

## Author

Jinx

***Opium*** was a book written by Jinx.

In it she proposed a theory to Tox regarding the identity of the mysterious benefactor who was filling the mailbox of 381 Swampian Lane with a plethora of poppies all named *opium* while he was holding it in trust for Ferathmai.

# Content

Hey Tox

It's JinxStark, although my new nickname is Jinxy.

I think I found out who sends you opium. I recently found an abandonded home at spawn and claimed it and found chests filled with hundreds on hundreds of poppies. They weren't named, but it could be who was sending them to you.

I now have a prime spawn spot on northeast. Expect large builds coming soon on my hill :)
Spidey Dungeon

## Raiders

* Sprankles
* Tox

The **Spidey Dungeon** was a Hyper Dungeon that existed in Outer Pandora during Dragonhollow's Fifth Era.

It was part of Dungeon Quest II.

# Description

The Spidey Dungeon was located less than a kilometer from the FFA2 Dragon Gate in Outer Pandora. Nestled between two hills in a spruce forest, the dungeon could be seen from a distance due to the amber beacon that split the skies above it.

It was a half-dome constructed from spruce wood planks.

The interior was dim, populated by spiderweb-covered spruce trees on a steep hill, Below that, under the surface, the dungeon continued into pitch black caves and sealed chambers.

The Spidey Dungeon was defended by three dozen fast cave spiders with extra deadly attacks not dissimilar from the *Patu marplesi* in the Arachnodome dungeon in Everfroze.

# Enemies

All regular mobs could spawn inside the dungeon due to low light levels.

* x35 Spidey

# Treasure

The dungeon contained a single hidden treasure chest with the following loot:

* x35 tokens
* x1 beacon
* x1 diamond block
* x8 gold block

# History

On 5E:101, HyperSilence announced the creation of four new Hyper Dungeons to entice those visiting Wyvern Pointe to explore Outer Pandora. Each dungeon was placed within a kilometer or two of the local Dragon Gates.

The next day, Tox and Sprankles joined forces to find the first of them, with HyperSilence tagging along to observe. They decided to set out at night from the FFA2 gate, reasoning that despite the extra danger, a far-off beacon would be easier to spot. After discovering a mountaintop alpine village, Tox caught sight of an amber-colored beacon on the distant horizon.

Once there, they broke through the wooden wall of the dungeon to find a shadowy spiderscape. Two extra-fast cave spiders immediately attacked them, delivering a nasty bite to Sprankles before they were able to defeat them. Now forewarned, the duo advanced slowly, using the superior range of their uberbows to set the spiders aflame long before they could launch attacks. HyperSilence watched with growing frustration as they made significant progress and cleared much of the tree-covered surface.

The two men headed underground, braving the dark caves beneath which were loaded with lurking spiders around every corner and dropping down from every ceiling alcove. To cover more ground, they split up in their search for the treasure chest and beacon room.

Tox eventually returned to the surface to finish off the last of the spiders above. After some digging, he found the treasure chest buried under a small hill. They continued the hunt but soon concluded that there had just been the single chest.

Both adventurers pooled their loot together and came to a fair gentleman's agreement as to who would keep each item. Then they parted ways, each for their respective clan gate, hoping to find more Hyper Dungeons with which to enrich themselves further.
Nyx

**Nyx**, also known as the **Eternal Night**, the **Long Dark**, and the **Last Veil**, was an apocalyptic event that brought about the demise of Dragonhollow during the Seventh Era.

Its arrival was apparently foretold by an ancient prophecy first described by Nut, claiming that the dragons would return to the place of their birth when the end of all existence was nigh.

Nyx was said to be inevitable, but the active efforts of Eris were thought to have held it at bay for countless aeons. Even during her long absence during the first and second Hyperhollow periods, her eternal essence concentrated within the Heart of the Hollow may have been powerful enough to prolong the planet's vibrant health.

Nevertheless, on 7E:97, her Hegemon Retro announced that Nyx was nearing. With only weeks left, those with the means to leave did so by seeking out other planets where they might rebuild their lives, while the rest used the time they had left to get their affairs in order and prepare to meet their maker.

Nyx came about on 7E:120. Only Retro, Tox, and Ky were on hand to bear witness to the final moments, when space-time itself began to warp and terrifying gravitational forces tore apart the city of Hammerlea all around them. The evacuated aboard the last airship to leave the planet, just before Dragonhollow winked out of existence and disappeared from the known universe.

The true nature of Nyx—whether a celestial phenomenon or supernatural occurrence—remained a mystery. Some held to the belief that the planet still existed in some unknown dimension beyond time and space, awaiting some distant day in the far future when it would awaken from its long slumber and beckon its people to return triumphantly.

Greywatch would later make the worship of Nyx and the demise of Dragonhollow a heretical offense as stated in *Amendments II*, an appendix to their code of conduct.

# Gallery

Nyx arrives near the ZigguratKy surveys the damageDowntown Hammerlea craterZiggurat begins to collapseEastbrook Raceway ruinsHammerlea Public Library damagedHammerlea Public Library collapsesRIPHammerlea devastatedBroken hillTox and Ky prior to evacuation

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Nyx was named after Nyx, the Greek goddess and personification of the night, a figure of such exceptional power than even Zeus himself feared her. Eris, the goddess of discord, was one of Nyx's many children.

Nyx was an in-universe lore concept devised by Tox to explain the closing of the server on October 31st, 2017. As was customary when a map was over, the server's final map Hammerlands was blown up using an algorithm designed by Retro that replaced every block of terrain with TNT.
The Alley Cat

## Architect

Smitten

**The Alley Cat** was a potion shop in the Woodlands during Dragonhollow's Second Era. It was owned by Smitten.

It was located on the east side of Redwood Gardens in the commercial district. The shop was constructed from white chiseled marble with black windows and a spruce wood roof.

The Alley Cat was fully automated. Customers were shown the price of an item and could check the availability of individual potions at any time. Purchases were made by dropping the proper currency into a hopper, at which point the redstone brewery in the bowels of the shop would mix the potion's ingredients together and eject it from a hidden dispenser, playing a confirmation tone from a noteblock. Non-currency items dropped were secretly stored for review by Smitten, who could then discard them via a sewer that emptied below.

The lower levels contained redstone machinery, a nether wart and melon farm, the sewer, and vas storage banks. They were accessible only to Smitten and his friend Tox.

On the roof was a tiny stable for two horses that Smitten had bred to be able to jump that high, keeping them out of harm's reach. One was his own and the other belonged to Tox.

The store's primary competition was the Redwood Cafe, but he made his offerings more lucrative by selling better potions for the same prices. Unfortunately, the path there from the city's downtown was difficult to find and the docks routinely had no boats due to thieves, so business was not as steady as he'd hoped. When Cary's megaportal gold farm in Nutville crashed the economy and led to inflation, Smitten kept his prices fixed and introduced an era of exceedingly cheap potions.

The Serkrs exclusively used speed potions purchased at The Alley Cat when traveling their 22km Redwood Road.

The Alley Cat was a popular location for violent ambushes by local bandits, including Calp0l's thugs as well as E1ite and the Headhunters.

# Items

*This is a list of the known items sold in the shop*.

# Gallery

Shop instructionsBehind the curtainBeneath the shopThe sewer
Rare Healing Elixir

## Effects

* Speed I (10:00)
* Regeneration I (0:20)
 (+4 hearts)
* Strength I (0:40)
* Fire Resistance (10:00)

## Lore

*Used by {dragon name} to heal from battle.*

The **Rare Healing Elixir**, better known by three names—**Barrioth's Healing Elixir**, **Mnerolth's Healing Elixir**, and **Verioth's Healing Elixir**, was a potion on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

It had a chance of being dropped by three regenerating rare ender dragons native to the Novigrad Nest—Barrioth, Mnerolth, and Verioth. The potion was used by these dragons to heal after battles.
Player Shop Guide

*This article is about the Seventh Era book. You may be looking for a similar Fifth Era guide, Shopkeepers*.

## General Details

### Pages

11

The ***Player Shop Guide*** was a book written by Tox during Dragonhollow's Seventh Era.

It explained the mechanics behind renting stalls at the Hammerlea Market.

# Content

### DragonhollowPlayer Shop Guide

*A handbook for setting up your own shop at the Hammerlea market*

### Getting a Shop

A player shop costs a one-time fee of 64 gold ingots.

To find the player shops, go south from the jungle temple (with the green beacon) until you come across the colored wool kiosks.

Right-click on an empty (they should be named “For Hire”) as you would a villager. With the payment in your inventory, click the emerald that says “Hire—Buy this shopkeeper.”

The shop should switch to your name and skin.

### Selling Items

To sell items, first place the items you want to sell in the chest behind your shopkeeper.

Then shift+right-click on the vendor to reach the shopkeeper editor.

You should see the items you placed in the chest at the top of the editor with two slimeballs beneath them.

To set a price, left-click either slimeball. Left-clicking the top slimeball adds one ingot to the price. Right-clicking the top slimeball subtracts one ingot from the price.

Left-clicking the bottom slimeball adds one nugget to the price. Right-clicking the top slimeball subtracts one nugget from the price.

Shift-clicking either slimeball adds or subtracts 10 ingots or nuggets to the price.

You can mix and match ingots and nuggets. For example, you could sell an item for 7 ingots and 30 nuggets total.

Gold is the only accepted shop currency.

You can also sell more than one item at a given price. To do so, left or right-click the sale item in the shopkeeper editor to add or reduce the number of sold items.

You are limited to selling 8 different items.

### Getting Paid

When somebody buys your items, their gold payment goes into the chest with the stocked items you're selling.

For this reason, you cannot sell gold ingots or nuggets.

### Things to Remember

* Keep plenty of inventory and restock the chest as people buy your items. You can only sell items you have!
* Leave room for payment in the chest or your gold income may disappear!
* A purchased shop is yours forever...as long as your claims remain active. That means a shop expires after 7 days of inactivity from the owner. If your shop expires, the item inventory and gold payment will be lost.
The Elder

**The Elder** was a warden in Novigrad on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

Though unseen, all who arrived at Skyloft Palace could hear his frequent whines and the resonating thump of his heart beating. Whether or not The Elder was captive or guardian of the castle was known only to HyperSilence himself.
Snowcrest Sword of Ice

## Effects

* Frozen 0:03 (to target)
* Slowness 0:03 (to user)

## Lore

*Send chills through your opponent's being...freezing them in place*

The **Snowcrest Sword of Ice** was an enchanted sword purchased in the Snowcrest Token Underground during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

Unique among weapons, it had the power to freeze enemies in place for several seconds, making them more vulnerable to attack. Unfortunately, the magical area of effect also reflected back upon the wielder, slowing them down considerably as well. Though augmented with Sharpness II, the Sword of Ice was immune to further enchantment, making it a rather weak choice in anything but single combat.

The Snowcrest Sword of Ice sold for 300 Tokens.

In the his treatise *Pantheon*, Tox speculated that the weapon had been crafted for Ymir and classified it as part of Ymir's Set. He occasionally used the blade as a tool to entrap and pacify prisoners in the Tox Box.

A special variant of the Sword of Ice was created by HyperSilence and kept at Hyperion. Unlike those sold in the Snowcrest Underground, his own bore Sharpness V, Unbreaking III, Knockback II, Looting III, and Fire Aspect II enchantments that made it far more powerful.

# Gallery

For sale in the Snowcrest Token UndergroundTooltip
Shithead

## Owner

* Fluffy Ferret
* Tox

## Pedigree

Croatoan (son)

**Shithead** was a mare belonging to Fluffy Ferret during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

She was a flaxen chestnut filly with white legs, blaze markings, and a blonde forelock and tail. Though her leaping ability was exceptional, her speed and health were merely above average.

Shithead was kept in the stables at the Ferret Cage. After Ferret's disappearance, Tox searched the property for original copies of 8 Shades of Acey but instead left with the horse, whom he stabled at the Tox Box for safekeeping should her owner ever return. Shithead would later be used in his extensive breeding program to mate with Sven and produce Croatoan, one of the fastest horses in the Summerlands.
Nutty Buckeye

*This article is about the Fourth Era cathedral builder. You may be looking for **Nut**, the ancient shipwright, warrior, and architect*.

## Affiliation

West Road

**Nutty Buckeye**, nicknamed **Nutty** and **Buck**, was a cathedral builder during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

# History

Nutty Buckeye arrived in Summergate via airship on 4E:71.

He was one of the first residents to settle along the West Road, breaking ground on Buckeye Cathedral, a massive church with a long history scattered across many worlds. A lifelong nomad, Buck would rebuild his cathedral in every community he visited, perfecting its design a little bit more each time before moving on to begin anew.

To support the vast undertaking, he constructed the underground West Road Subway to provide quick transportation between Summergate and the building site. This rail was later used by Print and the PPRG as a way to quickly reach their West Road settlements safely, though it was later made obsolete by the above-ground West Line railroad. Late in the Fourth Era, Jevie and Tox incorporated it into the Jevie Town Line.

Though the cathedral project occupied most of his time, Buck still managed to keep in touch with the rest of the community. He was on friendly terms with PPRG and his other West Road neighbors. On 4E:148 he attended the First Eastbrook Races held at Eastbrook Raceway.

Buck felt the winds of change at his back and decided his time in Dragonhollow had come to a close. On 4E:193 he voluntarily dropped his claim deed and left a farewell message thanking Acey for her support and friendship. It was the last time he was ever seen.

Presumably, Buck continued to wander worlds and construct cathedrals, ever nearer to achieving perfection.

# Behind the Scenes

Nutty Buckeye's name was a reference to his fandom for the Ohio State Buckeyes and his skin was based upon Brutus Buckeye, the school mascot.
Sir Simon

## Ranks and Titles

* Sir
* Book Birb

## Affiliation

Jinx

**Sir Simon** was a parrot pet of Jinx who lived in the Hammerlea Public Library during Dragonhollow's Seventh Era.

He was often seen perched on the reading table and chattering at visitors. Jinx would stop by periodically and express joy that he was still there, but occasionally she was annoyed to find he had been knocked off of his table perch.

Simon tragically disappeared on 7E:68. A comment from Bagger suggested he may have been responsible.

# Gallery

Simon perched on the reading table
Southern Belle

## Affiliation

Dragon Hunters

**Southern Belle**, often shortened to just **Belle**, was a citizen of Dragonhollow's Fourth and Fifth eras.

She arrived in Summergate on 4E:354 and helped her close friend Wicked restore and renovate Red Crown, turning the property into a beautiful hilltop castle visible from anywhere on the East Road.

Belle was married to Radar Rick. As a skinchanger she would often switch bodies to Maeganite when with her husband.

She owned two mailboxes at the Summergate Post Office.

Her home was reduced to rubble by bands of brigands during the Fall of Summer and she declined to join many of the Summerlands refugees in the Badlands.

In the Fifth Era she traveled to Pandora and became a member of the Dragon Hunters, though she preferred to be in the same clan as her friend Wicked. Nevertheless, the two still built a walled estate with a tower keep not far from Hunter's Home.

# Gallery

Castle on the hillCastle rear with farms and Skysong's nestInside the castleBeds for Belle and Wicked in their private chambersPandora estate
Sheep Fort

## Architect

Bobbaker

The **Sheep Fort** was the Lakelands home of Bobbaker during Dragonhollow's First Era.

It was located just west of Lakeview Village within a hill overlooking the southern edge of what would eventually become the Slums.

The Sheep Fort consisted of five rooms connected by a warren of tunnels and a main outdoor plaza with a giant sheep's face that gave the base its name. Visitors entered through a low cobblestone staircase that led to a glassed-in observation overhang providing a wide vista of Lakeview Village. Beyond a large smelter were the three farms that allowed Bobbaker to make a living—wheat, sheep, and cocoa bean. At the rear of the base was a bridge across a small valley leading to a small cottage that served as his personal living quarters.

When Acey extended a road from Lakeview to his property, the Sheep Fort became a common first stop for residents leaving the Old Oak. The main plaza became a hub for community trade, selling Bobbaker's farm products as well as arrows and bones.

Bobbaker submitted the Sheep Fort as his entry into the Lakelands Best Build Contest.

After his departure on 1E:53, the claim deed expired and was incorporated into a larger build owned by Faeblade. The area eventually fell into ruin and was acquired by real estate maven and slumlord Matioshka, who demolished the sheep's face out of concern it lowered the property's value.
Scattering

The **Scattering** was an event during Dragonhollow's Dark Age.

When Eris shockingly declared that the planet would henceforth be known as Wyvernhollow and only those people on the White List would be permitted to stay, her society underwent a massive upheaval.

Many citizens—and even well-known veterans—who found themselves excluded from entry fled across the stars to seek out other worlds. As Wyvernhollow itself became a totalitarian dystopia where minor infractions were punished by torture and banishment, even those on the List began to look elsewhere.

Eris furthermore decreed that the wicked ones she had condemned eternally serve Grim in Tartaros would be forcibly expelled as well, not wanting the stain of their souls to mar her beloved home. This included the Dragonslayers and Bellicose Bill.

This great exodus was known as the Scattering. Some banded together to begin communities on Apex and Nyan. Others accepted the invitation of HyperSilence to join a refugee colony on Cabbage, the moon of Dragonhollow.

Not everyone abandoned Eris and took part in the Scattering. Some residents, such as Sprankles and Zerg, remained loyal and carved out a quiet life in the Summerlands.

On 4E:1, Eris brought about the end of her Dark Age by repealing the White List and inviting all of her former subjects to return from the Scattering and join her in the new white city of Summergate. When HyperSilence became the new Archpriest of Eris and shut down the colony on Cabbage, most of his residents returned to Dragonhollow with him.

Old veterans continued to trickle in throughout the Fourth Era but the community remained divided. Some, like Ozven, had permanently lost their faith in Eris. Others were appalled by her choice of a former Dragonslayer as Archpriest.

A community of Dragonhollow exiles known as Astor thrived simultaneously during the Fourth Era on the planet Outsider, many preferring its simple pleasures and lazy life to the caustic culture and dangers of their old home. Nevertheless, the majority of those who had fled the planet eventually came back in the years that followed.

A second Scattering occurred after the Hegemon Retro announced the coming arrival of Nyx, the long-prophesied Eternal Night. With the end nigh, residents made plans to flee throughout the Void for worlds as varied as Sunshine, Printopia, and Enova. After Dragonhollow vanished from the known universe on 7E:120, these exiles stayed in touch using the faster-than-light communications network Discord.
The DragonSlayers

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The **Dragonslayers** were a military organization that rose to prominence in Dragonhollow's Fourth Era and quickly became the most powerful faction in history.

At the height of their power, The DragonSlayers controlled the majority of Northlands and it's capital Northham
Sleepy Hollow

*This is a disambiguations page—a navigational aid that lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. If an article link referred you here, you might want to go back and fix it to point directly to the intended page.*

**Sleepy Hollow** may refer to:

* Sleepy Hollow (town), a First Era town in the Lakelands
* Sleepy Hollow (period), a nickname for Dragonhollow during cycles of inactivity
Rookery

## Architect

* Sprankles
* Jinx

The **Rookery**, also called the **White Tower**, was a tower in the Summerlands during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

It was constructed by Sprankles on the western outskirts of Summergate, between the West Road and Trance Swamp and within walking distance of the Crossroads Item Shop, Bearcote Hive, and Jevie Town. He referred to it as the White Tower.

After weeks of gathering diorite, the tower superstructure was completed on 4E:359.

The fifty-seven meter tower was a four-tier tapered diorite tower supporting five interior levels. The roof served as an observation platform offering stunning vistas of the central Summerlands. It was tall enough for the upper reaches to accumulate snow.

On 4E:361, while standing at the apex of the Rookery, Retro and Tox glimpsed a sinister shadow that appeared to be the depiction of a great dragon, a harbinger that the Black Claim was resurgent.

Two days later, they used the tower to take a wide photo of their recently completed Summergate Post Office.

Sprankles was unsatisfied with the building and unsure what to do within its walls, leaving it completely empty inside. After the Black Claim corrupted the region he abandoned it entirely.

On 4E:390, Jinx took over control of the property and renamed it the Rookery. She began renovations by installing a staircase to service the second level and a scavenged gossamer blue-green beacon. The rest of her plans for the tower were postponed until she finished construction of Dark Castle.

Jinx considered the Rookery as a potential location for the Sacrifice, but rejected it because the lack of direct roads made a community gathering more difficult.

On 4E:412, the Rookery was leveled with explosives during the Fall of Summer by a crew of bandits following Nut.

# Gallery

Lowest levelInteriorUpper levelObservation deckThe RookeryView of Trance Swamp from deck

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Jinx chose the name Rookery because the tower resembled a piece in the strategic game of chess.
Strayton's Apple

## Effects

* Regeneration II (0:20)
 (+8 hearts)
* Absorption IV (2:00)
* Fire Resistance (5:00)
* Resistance (5:00)

## Lore

*Used by Strayton in case of emergencies*

**Strayton's Apple** was an enchanted golden apple belonging to Strayton.

It was originally found in Strayton Place carried by the dungeon defender himself. When FlyingPokemon defeated Strayton, he acquired the apple and carried it with him at all times for the duration of the Fifth Era. On 5E:285, Poke got into a shootout with Spidermonkey in the Untroubled Valley and tried to use the apple to rejuvenate himself only to be killed when he discovered it was inedible.

During the Sixth Era, additional apples were sometimes discovered within Ruins and Hyper Dungeons.

Strayton's Apple was eventually superseded in the Seventh Era by the Apple of Discord.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Strayton's Apple was created by HyperSilence for Dungeon Quest II. It was dropped by Strayton, the boss of the Strayton Place Hyper Dungeon. Later, for the Twilight Project, the apple was added to the loot tables in Hallowmere.

It functioned like a regular enchanted golden apple.

Strayton's Apple was one of the few methods of replenishing health in Dragonhollow.
SPREAD THE WORD (book)

*This article is about the book **SPREAD THE WORD**. You may be looking for the political campaign the book was about, **SPREAD THE WORD**.*

## General Details

### Pages

2

***SPREAD THE WORD*** was a book written by Sensei.

It was a call to action by the SPREAD THE WORD political movement, led by Sensei, for the community to join together and vote to banish Wiz for his alleged crimes against Ebon in the upcoming Wizard Joker Referendum.

# Locations

### Second Era

* Swampwater (handed out by SPREAD THE WORD)
* Woodlands Museum

# Content

Hello fellow Swampwater civilians,

Losing Ebon was a great loss to the community, we can't let any other incidents happen.

That's why the Wizard Joker has to go. We have to cut the disease out of the community!

Cast your vote before Saturday, the second of November behind Acey's desk (there's hoppers there):

REQUIREMENTS: SIGNED Book & Quill with a reason to ban The\_Wizard\_Joker, a.k.a Gandalf
Swampwater Token Underground

## Accessible Via

Within underwater cavern network

The **Swampwater Token Underground** was a token shop located deep beneath Swampwater during Dragonhollow's Second Era.

The Underground sold some items that could not be obtained anywhere else and others that could be tedious or dangerous to acquire, all of which could be traded for tokens.

# Description

The entrance to the Swampwater Token Underground was hidden in an underwater cavern network that also provided access to the Water Maze and the Lava Cave.

In what appeared to be a dark dead end cavern rested a barely visible tripwire that, when triggered, revealed a secret stairwell leading down into the shadows. At the bottom was a subterranean cobblestone cavern lit by redstone torches and a flaming hearth in the center. Drops of water leaked through ceiling cracks from the marshes of Swampwater above.

The shop itself rested on a spruce platform suspended above foul rat-infested water fed from the sewers, but residents were forced to swim through it to reach the secret entrance to the Wither Chamber. Those who survived the Water Maze liquid labyrinth and navigated the Sewers would eventually end up in the murky water beneath the platform.

Items were sold in small alcoves organized by type—Materials, Enchantments, XP fountain, and the Newbie Cove. At the far end was a token exchange where varying denominations could be combined and broken down as well as an ender chest for retrieving tokens and storing purchases.

# Items

This is a list of the known items sold in the shop, their cost in tokens, and the most efficient denomination used to purchase them. Note that the x25, x50, and x200 tokens did not exist at the time.

# History

    On 2E:44, Acey announced that the Swampwater Token Underground was finally open to the public with new items and pricing.

She was forced to seal it off eleven days later after it was discovered that residents had the ability to break item frames and steal the items within them, including the x1000 token displayed in the exchange. Once the vulnerability was fixed, Acey reopened the shop on 2E:59.

On 2E:61, the Spawner Miner was introduced and gave users the guaranteed ability to harvest monster spawners so that they could then be manually placed. At a cost of one thousand tokens, it was the most expensive item ever sold in a token underground to that point.

When the Woodlands became accessible via airship on 2E:63, Acey made red sand available for purchase in the shop.

On 2E:89, the item catalog was altered and prices were modified.

The Wither Key appeared in the Underground on 2E:105 but could not be purchased. After weeks of rumors and hearsay regarding its purpose, it finally became available for purchase on 2E:133 at a staggering cost of 10,000 tokens.

Acey had plans to introduce special armor sets of her own design to be used against the White Wither, but they never appeared for sale. She would later reintroduce the concept for Tortuga.

After the dragon Mesonyx scorched Swampwater on 2E:174, the Underground was presumably either melted to slag or abandoned.
Player Tracker

## Lore

*Right click to track nearest player*

The **Player Tracker** was a device allowing users to track the location of other mortals across Dragonhollow during the Seventh Era

The technology was designed in the wake of the Radar Plan by the Hegemon Retro based upon requests from Alec and Wiz for a means of pursuing and finding residents who lived far enough from Hammerlea to make searching for them impractical.

When activated, the Tracker pinpointed the current location of the person closest to them, resulting in a cooldown of ten minutes between uses. The compass needle reported only the target's vector, not their distance or position, so users had no way of knowing how close or far away the target was. When the nearest player was 150 meters away or closer, the Tracker would fail to show their location and produce a notification message, forcing users to either track their targets manually or move further away. The Tracker's given coordinates would be reset and default to the last bed the user slept in if they chose to leave Dragonhollow before finding the target.

Because it marked static fixed positions rather than live real-time location, the tracker was best used to find stationary places like homes instead of trying to pursue a moving target.

The exact method by which the Tracker located the position of targets was unknown, but scholars theorized it probably had something to do with midichlorians. However it worked, the powerful radiation emitted from the Tracker Jammer was able to hide those who carried it from detection by the Tracker.

Like regular compasses, the Tracker ceased functioning within the Nether and Hollow, as neither possessed magnetic fields.

The device could be purchased in Tortuga at the cost of 2000 tokens, making it one of the most expensive items sold there. Wiz was the first person to purchase a tracker, using it to find and then kill GhostlyPink and Chairty on 7E:28. The Scylfings hoped to use it to dominate Hammerlea Survivor by killing off their competition, but those who died the least tended to be among the wealthiest in the Hammerlands and carried Jammers at all times.

As shown by the State of Dragonhollow Survey, the Player Tracker was generally unpopular among the public who felt it gave too many advantages to hunters and was too affordable.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

The Player Tracker was a custom item developed by Retro, based on requests from Alec and Wiz, and to discourage future shenanigans like the Radar Plan]].
The Fabled

*This article is about The Fabled faction. You may be looking their hometown, **Fable**.*

## Affiliation

* Unity
* Justice League

**The Fabled** was a faction that existed during Dragonhollow's Third Era.

They gained notoriety in battle against the Dragonslayers in the Northham Wars, participating offensively in the Siege of Dragonstone and defensively in the Siege of Fable. Late in the war, they negotiated a merging alliance with the Justice League to form the Unity supergroup and thus emerged as the dominant power in the Northlands during the latter half of the Third Era.

# History

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Secret Santa

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**Secret Santa** may refer to:

* Swampwater Secret Santa, a gift exchange organized by Pancake in the Second Era
* Summergate Secret Santa, a gift exchange organized by Tox and Retro in the Fourth Era
* Pandora Secret Santa, a gift exchange organized by Tox and Retro in the Fifth Era
* *Secret Santa*, a book written by Tox as a guide to the Pandora Secret Santa
Tilenth

## Slayer

* King (first)
* Kingkauw (first)
* FlyingPokemon (first)

**Tilenth**, styled as **Tilenth, Lord of Death**, was a legendary ender dragon native to the Novigrad Nest on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

Though his true origins were unknown, his nest was chosen by HyperSilence to challenge adventurers from Novigrad. He, like his kin, was periodically resurrected after death through esoteric necromancy, making him in some sense immortal.

Tilenth was far more dangerous than traditional ender dragons, possessing 650% more health and dealing 66% more damage, as well as being very well armored against attacks. His egg was said to give off an intense, radiant gleam.

On 11E:52, a raiding party from the Knights of Ishtar consisting of King, Kingkauw, and FlyingPokemon first defeated Tilenth.

# Loot

Upon the dragon's death, a chest could potentially spawn with a possible chance of containing the following loot:

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* x1 dragon egg
* x1 elytra
* x1 Tilenth's Healing Elixir
* Blade of Tilenth
* Axe of Tilenth
* Pickaxe of Tilenth
* Bow of Tilenth
* Helm of Tilenth
* Chestplate of Tilenth
* Leggings of Tilenth
* Boots of Tilenth
* x1 diamond helmet (Protection IV)
* x1 diamond chestplate (Thorns III)
* x1 diamond leggings
* x1 diamond boots
* x1 diamond helmet
* x1 diamond helmet (Protection IV, Unbreaking III, Respiration II)
* x1 diamond helmet (Protection IV, Unbreaking III, Thorns III, Frost Walker II)
* x1 diamond chestplate
* x1 diamond chestplate (Protection IV, Unbreaking III, Thorns II)
* x1 diamond chestplate (Mending, Unbreaking III)
* x1 diamond leggings
* x1 diamond leggings (Protection IV, Unbreaking III)
* x1 diamond boots
* x1 diamond boots (Protection IV, Thorns III)
* x1 diamond boots (Protection IV, Feather Falling IV, Depth Strider III)
* x1 shield (Unbreaking III)
* Sword of Tilenth
* Excalibur
* Bow of Champions
* Bow of The Ancients
* Bow of Defenders
* x16-x48 iron ingot
* x16—x48 gold ingot
* x8—x32 diamond
* x1—x3 netherite ingot
* x12—x24 emerald
* x5—x16 apple
* x4—x12 golden apple
* x8—x14 golden carrot

In addition, the top ten who dealt the most damage to the dragon received the bonuses:

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###### 1st

* Fully Healed
* 50 XP levels

###### 2nd

* Fully Healed
* 45 XP levels

###### 3rd

* Fully Healed
* 40 XP levels

###### 4th

* Fully Healed
* 35 XP levels

###### 5th

* Fully Healed
* 30 XP levels

###### 6th

* Fully Healed
* 25 XP levels

###### 7th

* Fully Healed
* 20 XP levels

###### 8th-10th

* Fully Healed
* 15 XP levels

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about real world Halfast.*

Tilenth was created by HyperSilence using the DragonEggDrop plugin made by Choco. The name "Tilenth, Lord of Death" also came from Choco.
Tohbeh

## Ranks and Titles

* Robin of Justice League
* Veteran
* *LuckyBastard*

## Affiliation

* The Coast
* Justice League
* Unity
* Apex
* Cabbage
* Outsider
* Dragon Riders
* Discord
* Halfast
* Vibe Town

**Tohbeh**, often simply called **Toby**, was a veteran of Dragonhollow first active during the Second Era.

As a member of the Justice League, he fought in the Northham Wars against the dreaded Dragonslayers and was the mayor of their castle town of Haven.

In the Fourth Era, he was part of the hunting party that slew the Ender Trinity and bonded with the dragon Leviathan. He later founded Ashford and the Burrow.

Tohbeh was also an accomplished writer, authoring several books and publishing the Northham Gazette, the Dragonhollow Recap, and the Dragonhollow Newsletter.

After extraordinary success in difficult circumstances— becoming the first person in Hallowmere to acquire diamonds, construct an enchanting table, and establish a brewery—Eris awarded him the venerated title of *Lucky Bastard*.
Sanctuary

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**Sanctuary** may refer to:

* Sanctuary (region), a series of islands serving as the social and economic center of Pandora
* Sanctuary (castle), the Northlands headquarters of the Justice League