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| − | [[File:Gate- | + | *Monsters: {{Monster_Icons|Construct}} {{Monster_Icons|Gremlin}} |
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| + | *Sky Island Skirmish | ||
| + | *Traversing the Aurora Isles | ||
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| + | [[File:Gate-Jigsaw Valley.png|26px|link=Jigsaw Valley: Emerald Axis]] [[Jigsaw Valley: Emerald Axis|Emerald Axis]] | ||
| − | [[File:Gate- | + | [[File:Gate-Jigsaw Valley.png|26px|link=Jigsaw Valley: Emerald Axis II]] [[Jigsaw Valley: Emerald Axis II|Emerald Axis II]] |
| − | [[File:Gate- | + | [[File:Gate-Jigsaw Valley.png|26px|link=Jigsaw Valley: Jade Tangle]] [[Jigsaw Valley: Jade Tangle|Jade Tangle]] |
| − | [[File:Gate- | + | [[File:Gate-Jigsaw Valley.png|26px|link=Jigsaw Valley: Jade Tangle II]] [[Jigsaw Valley: Jade Tangle II|Jade Tangle II]] |
| − | [[File:Gate- | + | [[File:Gate-Jigsaw Valley.png|26px|link=Jigsaw Valley: Perimeter Promenade]] [[Jigsaw Valley: Perimeter Promenade|Perimeter Promenade]] |
| − | [[File:Gate- | + | [[File:Gate-Jigsaw Valley.png|26px|link=Jigsaw Valley: Perimeter Promenade II]] [[Jigsaw Valley: Perimeter Promenade II|Perimeter Promenade II]] |
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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 | + | ==Notes== |
| + | The Jigsaw Valley area has been available for exploration since {{release|2011-04-04}} when the game officially launched. | ||
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| − | + | ''Jade Tangle'' and ''Jade Tangle II'' are the only Jigsaw Valley levels in which {{exploration|Brambles}} are found, perhaps emphasizing "tangle." | |
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| + | According to lore provided by the {{mission|Axes of Evil}} and {{mission|Beyond the Axes of Evil}}, levels of the Jigsaw Valley are sites of Gremlin logging operations. The purpose of this activity seems to be harvesting resources for nefarious schemes such as "[[Roarmulus Twins|Project R]]." | ||
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The Jigsaw Valley is a region. Regions categorize levels with similar characteristics that have been incorporated into the Clockworks.
Contents
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.
Notes
The Jigsaw Valley area has been available for exploration since release 2011-04-04 when the game officially launched.
Each level map is fixed (vs. composed of random segments). When accessible via the arcade, they are usually found in a rotation of 2 levels in the depth they occupy. The level rotation is 1 minute 30 seconds. They are a fairly common sight in arcade gates.
Levels are populated by multitudes of Constructs and Gremlins, despite the gate map description claiming slimes.
Jade Tangle and Jade Tangle II are the only Jigsaw Valley levels in which Brambles are found, perhaps emphasizing "tangle."
Similar grassy terrain can be seen in Aurora Isles levels.
According to lore provided by the 6-1 
Mission: Axes of Evil and 7-3 Mission: Beyond the Axes of Evil, levels of the Jigsaw Valley are sites of Gremlin logging operations. The purpose of this activity seems to be harvesting resources for nefarious schemes such as "Project R."
Strategy
Strategy Disclaimer
These tactics are developed by players who have experimented extensively with various options regarding this endeavor. Strategies are therefore opinionated - what works best for a player or squad might not be best for another. There are many biasing factors such as control preferences, experience with the attack style of items, and the individual's connection to the server - not to mention the player's personal goals. This section attempts to consider the most popular goals with the most reasonable strategies.
A shadow sword will take care of gremlins and is fine against constructs. A bomb such as the Obsidian Crusher or Dark Retribution will help quickly defeat groups of enemies here. Certain levels will have multitudes of Gun Puppies and other enemies spawn across gaps which can take time to get around, so bringing a handgun is a good precaution.
