Chapter 161: Dungeon Point

Before random summoning, let’s organize what we know about dungeon points.

In fact, the amount of points required for monsters, treasure chests, and traps that can be summoned with dungeon points varies greatly depending on their rank, rarity, and complexity of the trap.

And recently, information such as the amount of DP required to create SS rank monsters, which even the dungeon cores didn’t know about, has come to light.

The information we know so far is summarized as follows:

〈Treasure Box creation DP by rarity〉

・White = 100 to 999 DP

・Green = 1,000 to 9,999 DP

・Blue = 100,000 to 999,999 DP

・Red = 10,000,000 to 99,999,999 DP

・Purple = 1,000,000,000~? ? ? DP

・Yellow = Unreleased

・Random = 100,000 to the maximum amount held

〈Monster Summon DP by rank〉

・ F rank = 1 to 9 DP

・ E rank = 10 ~ 99 DP

・ D rank = 100 ~ 999 DP

・ C rank = 1,000 to 9,999 DP

・ B rank = 10,000 to 99,999 DP

・ A rank = 100,000 to 999,999 DP

・ Lower S rank = 1,000,000 to 9,999,999 DP

・ Higher S rank = 10,000,000 ~ 99,999,999 DP

・ Lower SS rank = 100,000,000 ~ 999,999,999 DP

・ Higher SS rank = 1,000,000,000 ~ ? ? ? DP

・ Lower SSS rank = Unreleased

・Higher SSS Rank = Unreleased

・Random = 100,000 to the maximum amount held

First, the rarity of the treasure chest. This means that when specifying items that appear from treasure chests, even if they are of the same rank, the required DP varies greatly depending on the item.

However, when I asked Ars and Irs about creation in the case of dungeons without a dungeon master, it seems that almost everything is set as a “random treasure chest”. In that case, the rarity of the contents is determined by the adventurer’s luck stat. However, it doesn’t really appear at random. The approximate appearance probability is determined according to the rarity. For example, the appearance rate of even blue rarity weapons is about 5-6% only, and red-rarity weapons are less than 1%.

In the Plainevelt dungeon, the blue-rarity weapons made by the dwarves are put into the treasure chests, so the probability of the appearance of blue-rarity weapons in the entire dungeon is about 10-15%. One of the reasons why Plainevelt Dungeon became so popular was the spread of rumors that blue rarity items appeared more often than other dungeons.

Looking at the odds in numbers like this, the fact that I’ve been able to draw multiple red and purple rarity items from random treasure chests since becoming a monster is literally “abnormal”.

Next is the monster rank. Regarding the SSS rank, the required points are still unknown, and even when I asked the cores, they did not know the conditions. I don’t know what triggered this information to be released, but considering that the SS rank monster data was released after Yaou supposedly evolved to SS rank, I can somehow guess the conditions…

We probably have to clear any or all of the following conditions: “Highest rank of monster belonging to the dungeon”, “number of monsters and subordinates belonging to the dungeon”, “maximum amount of DP possessed”. I think that is very likely.

Well, I’m certain that this will become clearer as Star Supremacy as a whole becomes stronger while earning more dungeon points.

Finally, regarding the traps, I haven’t been able to examine them in detail. I’m thinking of asking Nelfie to teach me about them in the future.

That’s because the required DP is really varied when it comes to setting traps. Moreover, just setting it up does not only consume DP, but it seems that depending on the DP, it is also possible to “trigger the activation” and “link between traps”. In my case, I’ve only set simple traps so far, so I don’t have much knowledge about the types and how to remove them.

It would be easier to understand if Nelfie, who set up a large number of traps in the creation of the 2nd floor, explained them in detail.

In addition to this, DP is also required for creating floors and changing floor environments.

Drake spent a lot of DP setting the environment to select monsters that matched the environment, and Nelfie spent a lot of DP setting traps. Shinku also summons numerous monsters and intends to give each created monster a weapon that can be equipped.

The reason why Shinku said she didn’t have enough points was probably because she wanted to have weapons with a relatively high rarity.

It’s a bit off topic, but the biggest advantage of random summoning this time is that it has the potential to summon even from the unreleased ranks.

However, this is a genuine gamble. I can’t even laugh if an F-rank monster was summoned using 1 billion DP’.

Ah, but I was also an F-rank zombie at first. Then… I suppose even a zombie doesn’t matter? Hmm, I’ve been thinking too much and it’s getting confusing. Well, there are some things you can only find out by trying!

So let’s do the random summoning flashily!