@Party II Manual

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====== Toth Tower ======

===== Toth Tower 1st floor =====

==== Dungeon data ====

Turn limit: 30

==== Minor enemies / boss data ====

The minor enemies are from [[haunted_castle|Haunted Castle]], [[secace_seacove|Secace Seacove]], and [[hell_beach|Hell Beach]]. The bosses are WallopScallop and DevilScallop from [[secace_seacove|Secace Seacove]].

==== Maps ====

=== Legend ===
<code>●: Player starting point
□: Path
■: Wall
◎: Boss (will appear as □)
凸: Stairs</code>

=== Pattern 1 ===

<code>■■■■■
■凸◎□■
■◎■□■
■□□□■
■■■□■
■●□□■
■■■■■</code>

=== Pattern 2 ===

<code>■■■■■
■凸◎□■
■◎■□■
■□■□■
■□■□■
■□●□■
■■■■■</code>

=== Pattern 3 ===

<code>■■■■■
■凸◎□■
■■■□■
■□□□■
■□■■■
■□□●■
■■■■■</code>

==== Map strategy ====

Almost all patterns consists of a single path. Don't dillydally. The boss is weak, so you shouldn't have a hard time.

<span em>And it's in this fashion that players who easily complete the 1st floor will have their hopes raised, and then immediately destroyed.</span> I see.

===== Toth Tower 2nd floor =====

==== Dungeon data ====

Turn limit: 40

==== Minor enemies / boss data ====

The minor enemies are from [[secace_seacove|Secace Seacove]], [[hell_beach|Hell Beach]], and [[spiegelspire|Spiegelspire]]. The boss is the Golem from [[hell_beach|Hell Beach]].

==== Maps ====

=== Legend ===
<code>●: Player starting point
□: Path
■: Wall
！: Trap (30 damage + drop down to the lower level when stepped on) (will appear as □)
◎: Boss (will appear as □)
凸: Stairs</code>

=== Pattern 1 ===

<code>■■■■■
■●□□■
■□■□■
■□□□■
■□■！■
■□◎凸■
■■■■■</code>

=== Pattern 2 ===

<code>■■■■■
■●□□■
■□■□■
■□□□■
■！■□■
■凸◎□■
■■■■■</code>

=== Pattern 3 ===

<code>■■■■■
■●□□■
■■■□■
■□□□■
■□■！■
■□◎凸■
■■■■■</code>

=== Pattern 4 ===

<code>■■■■■
■●□□■
■■■□■
■□□□■
■！■□■
■凸◎□■
■■■■■</code>

==== Map strategy ====

<span em>Most of the difficulty of this dungeon is due to this floor</span>. Pitfall traps are present, and if you step on a trap, you will take damage and <span em>drop down to the floor below</span>. It's a real pain in the ass.

Furthermore, if you fall down a floor and head back up, <span em>the pattern of the map will have changed</span>, so memorization may not work here. **You should avoid stepping on this trap at all costs.**

As you can see from the maps, the rule is that <span hi>the trap is always directly north of the stairs</span>. However, the stairs are 2 tiles beyond the tile in front of the trap, so under normal circumstances you won't be able to see them (Thiefs can easily see them however). In short, <wrap em>it's a game of luck</wrap>.

===== Toth Tower 3rd floor =====

==== Dungeon data ====

Turn limit: 50

==== Minor enemies / boss data ====

The minor enemies are from [[hell_beach|Hell Beach]], [[spiegelspire|Spiegelspire]], and [[wild_hunting_trail|Wild Hunting Trail]]. As with the 2nd floor, the boss is a Golem.

==== Maps ====

=== Legend ===
<code>*The starting point is in the same position as the stairs on the floor below.
□: Path
■: Wall
　: ...?
！: Trap (will appear as 　)
◎: Boss
凸: Stairs</code>

=== Pattern 1 ===

<code>■■■■■
■■凸■■
■□◎□■
■　！　■
■□□□■
■□□□■
■■■■■</code>

==== Map strategy ====

A single map. A mysterious void appears. There will be some people who go down the middle, like in Dragon Quest V's Tower of God. However, <span hi>the correct answer is to go along the edges</span>.

If you get through here, you'll be in the clear and be able to face the treasure. Never give up, even if Gigantes shows up.

===== Toth Tower 4th floor =====

==== Dungeon data ====

Turn limit: 50

==== Minor enemies / boss data ====

The same minor enemies as [[secace_seacove|Secace Seacove]], [[hell_beach|Hell Beach]], [[spiegelspire|Spiegelspire]], and [[wild_hunting_trail|Wild Hunting Trail]].

==== Maps ====

=== Legend ===
<code>●: Player starting point
□: Path
■: Wall
！: Trap (will appear as □)
宝: Treasure chest</code>

=== Pattern 1 ===

<code>■■■■■
■■●■■
■□□□■
■□□□■
■！宝！■
■宝□宝■
■■■■■</code>

=== Pattern 2 ===

<code>■■■■■
■■●■■
■□□□■
■□□□■
■□宝□■
■宝！宝■
■■■■■</code>

=== Pattern 3 ===

<code>■■■■■
■■●■■
■□□□■
■□！□■
■□宝□■
■宝□宝■
■■■■■</code>

==== Map strategy ====

More traps!? A mysterious void appears. This floor contains a treasure trove you'll want to plunge into. The most shocking thing is that <span em>there is absolutely no way to predict the location of the traps</span>. A game of luck to the very end.

The best way to collect all the treasure chests with the highest probability is to **flank from the left or right**. <span hi>If you can confirm that you're not on pattern 1, all of the treasure chests can be collected without stepping on the trap tile positions of the other patterns</span>. If you fall, don't beat yourself up about it.