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Dungeon Basics:

1. You are allowed to flee an encounter that you do not wish to deal with. This includes Dungeon Bosses. They are not mandatory, unless it is to fulfill a quest.
2. Spamming garbage posts full of non-rp information, repetitive [copy pasting the same post for the same kind of roll] or regurgative [copying or plagiarizing another person's works] posts, and anything that breaks the TOS of Gaia itself are strictly prohibited. Be creative, but never let it go beyond PG13.
3. Whatever your character's equipment is in your list of items, that's what you have to work with. Notable exceptions is if there is a rock or a stick laying in the woods - something plausible like that. Whipping out an oozie and spouting more dakka is absolutely ridiculous. I don't care if you claim it is lost or that you MacGyvered the damn thing out of two coconuts and a broken sword.
4. Fantasy aside, please at least be plausible with your interactions and your combat there. Mary Sue and Invincible heroes are rather obnoxious. I am not saying that we will punish you for having a flat and boring character, but for the love of roleplay, please please please try to develop your characters!
5. If a monster or animal's description does not have a roll instruction for what you get as a result of defeating them and then you get all of the items listed. If there is a set of roll results, then you get what your next roll's number indicates.
6. Above all else: have fun! Just because the word Dungeon is used, it does not mean it can't be fun!
7. Yes, yes you can partner up! Go for it! Absolutely! Seriously, yes. All those involved get a share - split the word requirement and split the reward offered, double the word requirement and each of you gets the full reward. Pretty simple, right? If there is an item that does not have an equal amount or there is only one of it, then the leftover one goes to the one who initiated the encounter.

Note: It is ok to pad your posts with flashbacks and character descriptions, but at some point you need to actually describe how you dealt with your situation.