Editing Player Dungeon (section)

==Dungeon Points==
Dungeon points are a numerical representation of the size of dungeon and its components. In general, an 8 x 8 area represents one dungeon point.
* '''Dungeon Point Value''' - Each Dungeon Module has a "Dungeon Point Value" that depends on its size (a larger module has a larger Dungeon Point Value). This value is the cost (in points) of placing the module in your dungeon. See [[Dungeon Rooms List]] for the amount of points the rooms consumes.
* '''Dungeon Point Limit''' - this is the total number of points that your dungeon can accommodate. The Dungeon Point Limit controls how many modules your dungeon can contain and controls the decoration limits. You are given a base Dungeon Point Limit depending on the size of the lot on which you placed the Dungeon Entrance (but you can increase this limit, see below).

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! Lot Size
! Base Dungeon Points
|-
|Row
|50
|-
|Village
|100
|-
|Town
|150
|-
|City
|200
|-
|Keep
|250
|-
|Castle
|300
|-
|}

Each time you add a hallway or room to the dungeon, its Dungeon Point Value is added to the number of dungeon points that you have used.
You can keep adding rooms/hallways until you exceed the "Dungeon Point Limit".  If you wish to add more rooms/hallways, then you can increase the "Dungeon Point Limit" by opening up the "Dungeon Editor Menu" and then clicking "Upgrade" (payment for the additional points can be made in [[Gold]] or in [[Crown of the Obsidians]]).

The decoration limits of a dungeon are dependent on the dungeon point limit (see [[Decoration#Player_Dungeons| Decoration Limit for Player Dungeons]]).  So if you want higher decoration limits, then you can increase the "Dungeon Point Limit" by opening up the "Dungeon Editor Menu" and then clicking "Upgrade".