The amount of gold paid to each creature is dependent on the creature's species and their individual level The higher level creatures will be paid more. In gameplay, Payday occurs every 8 minutes and gold will be deducted from the Treasury to pay the Keeper's minions. The Treasury is essential for a Keeper to build and maintain wealth with which to expand the dungeon by building new rooms and paying the creatures that reside within. The more tiles a Treasury has, the more gold can be stored there.
Here, the Keeper will store all of the gold and gems obtained by their imps. The Treasury is the first room that the Keeper will be able to build. Other types of Portal also exist in DK2: the Hero Gate serves to transport heroes to the Underworld to oppose you, and the Mercenary Portal is capable of summoning renegade heroes to join the Keeper's forces.ĭK1: A fully stocked Treasure Room seen through a creature's eyes In DK2, the portal is a glowing fissure surrounded by four crystal spires. In Dungeon Keeper 1, the Portal appears to be an ornate stone gazebo with mist pouring from the pit beneath it. In Dungeon Keeper 2, a total of 15 creatures will emerge from a Portal and the Keeper must claim another (if there are any more in a realm) to gain any further creatures. They are usually located not far from the Dungeon Heart and can be claimed without difficulty, but the creatures which come through it will depend on what rooms are readily available in the dungeon. These Portals cannot be built by the Keeper, but rather they must be found and then claimed by the Keeper's imps. The Portal is the means by which most types of creature can enter the dungeon. In the sequel, the Heart resembles an actual organic heart that beats and pulsates within a stone well.ĭungeon Keeper 2: A Dark Angel rises from a portal In the first Dungeon Keeper, the Dungeon Heart appears to be a large, glowing white orb surrounded by arching golden plinths holding up a wine-red gem over the orb. Heroes and even rival Keepers will seek to destroy the Dungeon Heart, and if they do, the player is defeated with all their territory reverting to an unclaimed state and any remaining creatures fleeing the dungeon. This is a pre-built room from which every dungeon begins and must be protected at all costs. The Dungeon Heart is the living core of the dungeon and represents the life of its Keeper. Some of these are absolutely vital to maintain a dungeon while others only become available in later stages of the game. The list below details the various rooms and key elements of a dungeon.
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