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''Appearing to be sky islands ripped apart and put back together again as if it were a puzzle this world can sometimes be confusing to navigate. Unfortunately it also seems to be home to a host of mindless slimes and constructs who do not seem to mind its erratic layout.'' | ''Appearing to be sky islands ripped apart and put back together again as if it were a puzzle this world can sometimes be confusing to navigate. Unfortunately it also seems to be home to a host of mindless slimes and constructs who do not seem to mind its erratic layout.'' | ||
| − | Jigsaw Valley is a set of levels appearing in The [[Clockworks]]. Although it is categorized as [[Construct]], this level contains multiple [[Gremlins]]. Its landscape is similar to the [[Treasure Vault]], with Knights adventuring on a bright and sunny day in a lush, grassy area. The Jigsaw Valley is the main target of a Gremlin lumbering operation, the main focus of which seems to be harvesting the wood from the magical trees native to the valley in order to work on Project R, which likely means construction of the [[ | + | Jigsaw Valley is a set of levels appearing in The [[Clockworks]]. Although it is categorized as [[Construct]], this level contains multiple [[Gremlins]]. Its landscape is similar to the [[Treasure Vault]], with Knights adventuring on a bright and sunny day in a lush, grassy area. The Jigsaw Valley is the main target of a Gremlin lumbering operation, the main focus of which seems to be harvesting the wood from the magical trees native to the valley in order to work on Project R, which likely means construction of the [[Roarmulus twins]]. Even though the description of Jigsaw Valley states that slimes live here, the preset levels of this area are only home to Gremlins and Constucts. |
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Revision as of 16:57, 28 July 2014
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Description
Appearing to be sky islands ripped apart and put back together again as if it were a puzzle this world can sometimes be confusing to navigate. Unfortunately it also seems to be home to a host of mindless slimes and constructs who do not seem to mind its erratic layout.
Jigsaw Valley is a set of levels appearing in The Clockworks. Although it is categorized as Construct, this level contains multiple Gremlins. Its landscape is similar to the Treasure Vault, with Knights adventuring on a bright and sunny day in a lush, grassy area. The Jigsaw Valley is the main target of a Gremlin lumbering operation, the main focus of which seems to be harvesting the wood from the magical trees native to the valley in order to work on Project R, which likely means construction of the Roarmulus twins. Even though the description of Jigsaw Valley states that slimes live here, the preset levels of this area are only home to Gremlins and Constucts.
Levels
Emerald Axis I - II
Maps
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The key in Emerald Axis II appears when players stepped on the nearby party button.
Monsters
Jade Tangle I - II
Maps
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Stepping on the party button on the lower right of the map in Jade Tangle I will spawn four scuttlebots and four gun puppies behind the locked gate.
Monsters
Perimeter Promenade I - II
Maps
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Perimeter Promenade II contains caged monsters:
Monsters
Information below is based on lack of information and might be incorrect. Most monsters have been witnessed. The following have not been reported in any tier:
Drone (Wisps, Shankles of any kind)
- Lost Souls of any kind
Note
- Mission 6-1 Axes of Evil also showcases this set of levels
- The first floor, Felling Giants is Emerald Axis I.
- The second floor, Chopping Block is Jade Tangle I.
- Mission 7-3 Beyond Axes of Evil also takes place on these levels
- The first floor, Lumbering Doom is Emerald Axis II.
- The second floor, Barking Mad is Jade Tangle II.
- The final floor, Outpost of Tyranny rotates between Perimeter Promenade I and Perimeter Promenade II.
