Roguelike Dungeons FAQ

9 questions players actually ask, answered.

What does the Roguelike Dungeons mod do?

It generates large, procedurally generated underground dungeon structures with randomized layouts, loot, and spawners. The gameplay stays vanilla, with changes mainly to the world generator.

What does Roguelike Dungeons add?

It adds sprawling multi-tier dungeon towers containing themed rooms, custom mob spawners, chests with loot, and a spiral staircase leading down through five floors. Loot gets more valuable and monsters get harder the deeper you go.

What Minecraft versions does Roguelike Dungeons support?

The Modrinth project page lists Minecraft versions 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3.

Does Roguelike Dungeons require Fabric API?

Yes, Fabric API is listed as a required dependency.

Does Roguelike Dungeons add new items or blocks?

The available facts do not list any new items or blocks added by the mod; it focuses on world generation of dungeons, loot, and spawners.

How do I find a Roguelike Dungeons tower?

Towers are the landmarks to look for, and they are typically found near villages. They contain a chest in the top room and are a good place to set up a base while raiding the dungeon below.

How many floors does a Roguelike Dungeons tower have?

There are 5 floors in total, with loot becoming more valuable and monsters becoming harder the further down you go. The last floor is made of Nether blocks such as Nether Quartz Ore, Obsidian, Nether Brick, and Soul Sand.

Can I disable Roguelike Dungeons generation?

Yes, the roguelikeDungeonsGenerate gamerule defaults to true and can be used to disable natural generation. You can also use the roguelike command to generate a dungeon at your position.

What is the roguelike command in Roguelike Dungeons?

The roguelike command can generate a dungeon at the caller's position by typing roguelike dungeon here.