Locate Hidden World (DK1), or Locate Hidden Land (DK2), is a Dungeon Special that reveals a hidden level. Those hidden levels are quite different and more difficult than the normal levels. Usually, you have a time limit to defeat this hidden level. Also, you usually begin with a fixed number of rooms, spells, Imps, creatures, gold, and you can't get any more. In some levels, you have only one creature and the Possess Creature spell, so you have to possess the monster and use it to beat the level. In other words, you have to master the possession spell if you want to be able to win the level.
Some versions of the Dungeon Keeper official guide book claim that the Locate Hidden World specials are found in Tickle, Moonbrush Wood, Sleepiburgh, Woodly Rhyme, and Mistle.[1] In actuality, they're found in Tickle, Moonbrush Wood, Woodly Rhyme, Mirthshire, and nowhere (there is no fifth Locate Hidden World, making Secret 5 inaccessible. However, there was one in the original version of Blaise End, when it was an early version of Morkardar. There is also one in the KeeperFX version of Blaise End.).
In Dungeon Keeper 2, the Locate Hidden Land items are located in:
- Level 5 Fear - Elmshadow : Golf - Slightly north of the keep's entrances, right in the open on a dirt tile.
- Level 7 Caverns - Emberglow : Duckshoot - Right in the center of the map around some gold seams on a lava peninsula.
- Level 10 Smash - Woodsong : Maze - Before Asmodeus' territory still in the watery area towards the west from his Guard Room.
- Level 13 Conversion - Cherish : Bowling - Hero center of the map East from your Dungeon Heart, in a secluded Treasury next to a Guard Room full of Elven Archers surrounded by traps. [2]
If you complete all secret levels according to pre-set requirements, you will unlock the Chicken Spell for the remainder of the single player campaign, Skirmish, and Multiplayer!
The fifth and final secret level Imp Invasion doesn't need a Locate Hidden Land magical item, it is accessed a different way detailed on its own page.
References[]
- ↑ Prima's Official Guide To Dungeon Keeper Gold Edition. p. 138. Prima Publishing. (1998). ISBN 978-0-7615-1581-4.
- ↑ Dungeon Keeper 2 : Prima's Official Strategy Guide. pp. 134, 159, 171, 185, 198. Rocklin, CA: Prima Games. (1999). ISBN 978-0-7615-1805-1.
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