Dungeoneer

No one knows...

The Dungeoneer is a mysterious entity (a villager in truth) who had heard the stories of the Source of Magic, so much so that they made it their life's mission to find it and make it their own. They are one of the playable characters of the series, being the playable character of Ancient Wizarding World and a posthumous but pivotal character of The Tree of Life.

## History

### Past

Very little is known about the past of the Dungeoneer. It is known that they are very skilled, as they had the option to be a warrior, thief, hunter, wizard, alchemist or miner. They also heard much about the legend of the Source of Magic, so much that they decided to risk going into the Crazy Caves in order to get it.

### Ancient Wizarding World

#### Crazy Caves

The Dungeoneer has the choice to choose between the warrior, thief, hunter, wizard, alchemist or miner. Whichever they choose, they go into the Crazy Caves and fight many monsters, free NPCs and fight a boss in each of the layers, first being Dolu, the second being Ezmio, the third being Ghostie and the fourth being Raimor.

After, they have the option to take the Source of Magic, leave it, or find a hidden entrance to the prison of The Deathmaster. If they choose either of the two, they simply return to their base in the Crazy Caves. If they choose the third however, they end up fighting The Deathmaster with the help of a resurrected Ezmio. It ends in Ezmio sacrifice his life force to re-imprison The Deathmaster, which allows the Dungeoneer to move on to Painful Parkour.

#### Painful Parkour

The Dungeoneer eventually journeys Painful Parkour, going through an enormous parkour. They eventually learn that Coo Coo is there, mere seconds away from being released from her prison. They hear there's a treasure near her so they travel there anyway. As they travel, they kill several of Coo Coo's minions, which only further infuriates Coo Coo. By the time they reach the end of the parkour, they meet Chappal, who was once a friend of Coo Coo, but ultimately the two stopped being friends due to Coo Coo spiraling down a path of darkness and cruelty. Chappal tells the Dungeoneer that while they've made mistakes, they can make up for it by helping her defeat Coo Coo.

This results in a large battle between the Dungeoneer and Chappal against Coo Coo. After Coo Coo is defeated and brutally stabbed by the Dungeoneer, she begins to die. However, in her last moments, the curse over her is lifted, and is leaving her to die, much to Chappal's horror. Coo Coo tells her that The Void is coming and that she must stop it by heading to the Town of Terrors and rest there, and that is where she can prepare for the war to come. Coo Coo then bids Chappal farewell and dies, which saddens Chappal. However, the Dungeoneer is completely unfazed by this, and simply calls it weird. Chappal abandons the Dungeoneer in fury, leaving them to have the treasure.

### Legacy

It is known that the Dungeoneer died after the events of Ancient Wizarding World and before The Tree of Life, but just how they died is slightly inconsistent throughout, as no one knows precisely what happened. It is once said that Coo Coo somehow killed the Dungeoneer after her resurrection. It is also said that Zovan was the one who killed them, or that they were exiled from society and simply died alone of old age at one point. Regardless, it is quite safe to say the Dungeoneer didn't exactly have a good reputation in the future of Lijos history.

## Physical Appearance

The Dungeoneer is a mysterious entity, constantly covered in a cloak of black in order to keep their real face from being seen. They possess powerful abilities, and the only time their hands can be seen is when they use their hands, to hold swords, bows, tools, potions, eat food or to conjure magic spells. Their hands are pale, so the rest of their skin is assumed to pale. The rest of their body isn't seen.

The Dungeoneer's gender is also ambiguous, as no one ever speaks in a way that would reveal their gender.

## Personality

The Dungeoneer is incredibly self-entitled and power-hungry, going through any means, including murder, to get what they want. While they can do the right thing every now and then (banishing the Deathmaster, trying to help Chappal, etc.) they ultimately do so for their own self interest, making them completely uncaring and cold. The dungeoneer however is not necessarily evil, and is merely selfish and goes through any means to seek glory/fame/power.

At the end of Crazy Caves, they shows a more heroic side by helping send the Deathmaster back to the Void dimension, where his soul would rot over centuries. However they accidentally freed Coo Coo after being defeated easily by Zovan, showing that they are ultimately just selfish and unworthy of any power.

## Abilities

### Skills

* **Combat skills:** The Dungeoneer is known to have incredibly powerful combat skills, rivaling that of The Deathmaster's Army, Ezmio the Powerful Sorcerer, Ghostie the Greedy Ghoul, Raimor the Elemental Master and even The Deathmaster himself, not to mention braving all four dungeons, particularly if the dungeoneer is the warrior.
* **Stealth:** If chosen to be the thief, the Dungeoneer has superb stealth skills, being able to sweep past all monsters if quiet enough. Alas, this is not an option for bosses.

* **Alchemy:** If chosen to be the alchemy, the Dungeoneer is a master alchemist, having many potions in their inventory.

### Powers

* **Magic:** If the Dungeoneer is chosen as the wizard, the Dungeoneer will be able to wield magic.

### Weaknesses

* **Pride:** A major flaw the Dungeoneer possesses is their pride, their belief that they are invincible, and can handle not only the Source of Magic, but taking on such powerful entities such as The Deathmaster, Raimor the Elemental Master and even the notorious Coo Coo. This is ultimately one of many mistakes that leads to their downfall.
* **Lack of compassion:** Despite having the option to help many on their journey, the Dungeoneer denies each of them, and their lack of compassion is especially present when Coo Coo is dying and Chappal is mourning. The Dungeoneer's lack of compassion and lack of relying on others for help is another major weakness they possess.
* **Power-hungry:** The Dungeoneer's thirst for power is something that has led them astray multiple times. Hunting for the Source of Magic put themselves and many others in danger, risking releasing The Deathmaster as well as fighting dangerous creatures such as Raimor the Elemental Master. Despite having the power to gain the Source of Magic, they choose to hunt down The Deathmaster and risk releasing him from his prison (and nearly do so, had Ezmio the Powerful Sorcerer not intervened). They also hunted down Coo Coo and risked the world again. Afterwards, seeking for their treasure reward, he encountered Zovan instead and got themselves killed.

## Appearances

* The Mines
* The Lair
* The Temple
* The Volcano
* Painful Parkour

## Trivia

* The Dungeoneer is the most pivotal character of the series, as they were the one that led to Coo Coo releasing all demons including the Magma Queen, which would ultimately lead to the events of The Tree of Life.
* The Dungeoneer does not have a known gender, and is referred to as "they".
* The Dungeoneer is the fifth character to permanently die in the series, the first being Dolu, the second being Ezmio, the third being Ghostie and the fourth being Raimor.
	+ The Dungeoneer is also the first main character to die in the series, the second being Zoe.
* Technically speaking, the Dungeoneer is one of the strongest characters in the series, with the only character (presumably) who was directly seen defeating him being Zovan (should he have killed him), as he was able to defeat both The Deathmaster and Coo Coo, two superbly powerful individuals. He was also able to defeat Raimor the literal elemental master, as well as the highly trained sorcerer Ezmio.