Fandom Overlord Message From Another Time: Floors of the Logos Guildhall

[Lady Moldoma]

This is the channel in which the floors of the logos guildhall will be documented.

Overview: There are 9 main combat floors, one final resistance battleground room, a mock cityscape that takes the place of the royal suite, and a “Tower” within the mock cityscape that holds the world item “The Throne Of Kings” and the only direct access route to the extra area: the treasury.

The floor template is below.

Floor Number: (Required. which number of floor it is)

Floor Epithet: (Required. A nickname given by the floor’s designer or decided by a group vote.)

Floor Layout: (Required. Details the layout of the floor.)

Notable Rooms: (Optional, but heavily recommended. Details any notable rooms on the floors.)

Core floor guardian: (required with the exception of the 10th, 11th, and 12th floors. The core guardian of the floor)

Floor Sub-Guardians/Area Guardians: (required, with the exception of the 9th- 12th floors and the treasury. guardians and area guardians on the floor.)

POP NPCs: (Naturally respawning NPCs that range from level 1-30 on the floor. Required with the exception of the 9th floor and the treasury.)

Floor Staff: (Required. Floors 11 and 12 only. Non-combat focused NPC Staffmembers)

 

[Ishaankun]

Floor number: 6
Floor epithet : Abyssial Void

• overview
• Floor layout
• NPC

• 
  
  The floor 6 of logos is made as an dark space devoid of any light, still it is dimly illuminated by luminescent mushrooms that grow there, the sky is pitch black with giant tentacles wrapping around the atmosphere, with several floating eyeballs that always appear to be always staring at you, the ground there is however not barren,
  it's covered in a dark grass like plant growth that also has rings of lights glowing from it, the entity of the floor makes up a meadow like filed covered in these black grasses
  
  
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  castello delle ombre
  The castle being lifted by a pillar of water with a luminous glow, the castle is spacious and the only way of reaching the next floor is through this castle, the castle is also divided in areas
  
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  Core floor Guardian: wip
  Area Guardians: wip
  Pop NPC:
  lesser shadows lv 23
  Myconid lv 25
  Brain eaters lv 28
  Giant octopus lv 29
  Swarm of bats (swarm entitys are collectively leveled up based on there difficulty and numbers) 22 lv
  
  Mercenary NPC(npc's summoned by mercenary vassal contracts, dosen't cost guild levels):
  white minotaur{4} white minotaur are a stronger variant of the regular minotaur they are said to be more closely based on the original minotaur of myths due to his father being a white bull): lv 45
  

 

[NikoLausKlause]

Floor no. 4
Floor epithet: Marble Garden of Sarpedon

• Overview
• Areas
• NPC

• 
  
  Floor layout: The floor resembles a large grasssland with small hills, overgrown ruins covering the area with clouds of fog that decrease vision. Scattered about are statues resembling many of the playable races, including Humans, Elves, Goblins, trolls and Werewolves. Many of these statues appear to be petrified with their armor (a sign that they are just normal statues), posed as if they were hiding, running, or fighting something. The ruins act as a blockage that makes navigation diffocult, and require a high amount of bludgeoning damage to destroy.
  
  During raids, invaders would be assaulted repeatedly by the POP monsters residing in this area which emerge out from the ground below, along with the aid of the local Area Guardian, during which the Floor Guardian would be conducting her assault and fighting the enemies present. At times, the fog would intensify between certain areas, making visibilty between them nigh impossible. This weather was the product of Tuesday Blues, a player who helped in designing the floor.
  
  
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  The Parthenon:
  
  At the center of the floor is a building resembling the Parthenon, broken pillars lying across the floor with tight corners and obstacles that require a large amount of bludgeoning damage to break. The area is in near darkness, with the only light coming from dim flames scattered around the area. More statues are located here, though many are broken into pieces.
  
  This is the final location to fight Phisele, separated from the main battleground by a massive collection of ruined buildings and a thick cloud of fog. The location is intended to be where her last stand would take place, in the event that the invaders were able to overcome the initial defence line and deal enough damage to her. In this location, Phi will make use of her terrain to continue her onslought with the support of the local POP monsters as well.
  
  In the event that she is defeated, the pathway to the next floor would immediately emerge inside the area.
  
  The Under-Realm:
  
  Deep below the surface layer of the floor is a series of underground passages of tunnels and caverns, each designed to accomodate and spawn POP monsters to combat the invaders by digging out from below or exiting through designated openings.
  
  Two types of POP NPCs spawn in this area: Ant Insectoids and Gnomes (Fairies attuned to the earth). The player written background establishes that both types live in a symbiotic relationship, with Gnomes helping to create and maintain homes for the ants, and growing grain for them, while the ants help to farm the grain and protect the Gnomes. Both can dig themselves out through the ground during raids with little time.
  
  Despite the low chances of someone viewing it in person, the Under-Realm contains a tiny village made from sticks, leaves and small materials that spans a number of the underground holes, with the insect NPCs having their own home reminiscent of an actual anthill. This was a collaborative effort by both Clover378 and Johan.
  
  The Colony:
  
  A large beehive located deep within the floor, resembling one belonging to the Killer Bee genus. The hive is far larger than normal, with openings that allow for Bee Insectoids to enter and leave at will, as well as Giant Bees.
  
  Despite the distance from the central conflict area, the Colony has a wide range that, if intruders were to be detected within, it would begin immediately releasing the stored NPCs programmed to attack them.
  
  Despite the danger of the bees, they are sociable and friendly enough to allow for inhabitants of the guild to collect a small amount of their honey, if the visitor returns their friendliness tenfold. Near this hive is a makeshift hammock of leaves, sticks and strings, and a storehouse containing honey and uncooked rice, which serves as the designated home of Roulette, who follows the bees in their pursuit during invasions.
  
  This was a personal project by Clover378, and is the main area where Roulette is assigned.
  
  Phi's Sanctuary:
  
  South of where players enter the floor is Phi's home, hidden behind trees and fog to obscure it from any prying invaders.
  
  The first thing that guests would notice is a wooden counter constructed in front, statues carved by Phi positioned around the counter with slabs of stone and marble resting behind. Before the end of the game, Phi would be normally standing behind it, and like other crafting NPCs, could be paid to carve statues with the given specificities.
  
  On the left hand side is the quarry where her material comes from, and on the right is a small homely cave that Phi lives inside. The middle contains the Gallery of the Lost, statues of players who left the game, deleted NPCs and other characters arranged and carved in their exact likeness.
  
  The Hearth
  
  Located in the far west of the floor, it is a large cave system that has been well furnished for life inside. Much larger than Phi's own home, it's layout is similar to that of a wealthy person's, with bedrooms and a living room, a library and a private gym, and so many bloody toilets (why are there so many?) This place is the default home of two of Tuesday Blues' creations, but is considered the home for all three.
  
  
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  Floor guardian -
  Phisele Calaphantine
  
  Area guardian -
  Roulette
  Gab'vriel
  Klea'mintis
  
  POP NPCs-
  
  Worker Ant Grunts - LvL 20
  Soldier Ant Guards - LvL 25
  Gnome Geomancer - LvL 27
  Gnome Druid - LvL 25
  Giant Bee - LvL 29
  Killer Bee Hunters - LvL 28
  Bee Pollen Sprayers - LvL 28
  
  

 

[Galactatech]

Floor Number: 5
Floor Epithet: Watery grave
Floor Layout: Intruders must swim from the suface, make their way to the throne of the mermaid queen. Then best her in battle. In addition to the dangers that dwell beneath the waves, Intruders have to deal with monitoring their air supply and struggle with the weightless feeling of being under water. In addition, upon death, their avatar bodies sink to the bottom and the items that were equip to them are lost to them.





Notable Rooms: Throne of the Mermaid queen

Core floor guardian: The Mermaid Queen

Floor Sub-Guardians/Area Guardians: The Mermaid queen's royal guard, her pet Krakken,
POP NPCs: Mermaids, Sirens, fish people, mythical and giant sea creatures

 

[Lady Moldoma]

Floor Number: 7

Floor Epithet: Manifold Labyrinth

• Overview
• areas
• NPCs

• 
  Floor Layout: Designed mainly in by the former Guildmember "Ganfield", The seventh floor of the Logos Guildhall is a 10 by 10 collection of 100 rooms, inspired at least partially by the deep dive virtual reality experiences Inside(2112) and Return to Spooky's House of Jumpscares (2118)
  
  The composition of each of the hallways connecting the rooms is composed of high level black cobblestone, much heavier than normal stone by several orders of magnitude. The cobblestone halls will open and close in a randomized pattern, changing the path that must be taken between the rooms each time. Additionally, the rooms themselves are capable of shifting shape, minus the special rooms, which remain the same. The level periodically resets every 24 hours, but this can be activated by failing a Roulette room.
  
  There are secret doors That have a puzzle lock that only Keygenmaster Codehead knows how to solve. Which leads to Codehead’s Sub-Space Door Emporium. These can be unlocked by a series of keys that the Area Guardians and Core Floor Guardian each possess one of. Codehead can make extra keys if a Guildmember Requests it, or if the area guardians/core floor guardian are defeated in battle and their keys are stolen, but it is against Guild rules for a guildmemberto sell Codehead's keys. It is against the rules of the Assassination Game for any member other than Codehead to use the Emporium during a raid unless commanded by a guildmember.
  
  The only way to change the layout of the room connections manually is to directly access the guildhall defensive systems.
  
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  Notable Rooms: There are Four Main Types of rooms that make up most of the rooms in the floor. Divided into 25, 25, 45, 5, by type.
  
  Puzzle Rooms: Rooms that automatically close whenever an intruder using anything less than a tier 8 spell/enchantment of stealth/nondetection or an equivalent ability, and do not open until the intruder solves a puzzle, taking up valuable time, allowing a raised likelihood of the members of the Hunter Killer Assassination Team to close in on an intruder. There are 25 of these rooms, which can morph between 500 possible variations when the level randomizes. While most of the variations they can morph to are based on Puzzle Rooms in other YGGDRASIL dungeons, there are at least 100 that are completely unique. These rooms do not lock from the entry of the Assassination team, and will unlock in their presence.
  
  Trap Rooms: Rooms that possess non Puzzle traps and hazards, they can be static, or active, but there is a disproportionate amount of active compared to static traps. There are 500 possible variations the rooms can morph between whenever the level Randomizes. While most of the variations they can morph to are based on Puzzle Rooms in other YGGDRASIL dungeons, there are at least 100 that are completely unique.
  
  Monster Spawner Rooms: Rooms with varying designs each meant for spawning different POP or Mercenary NPCs, though certain low level Pops can also spawn in the hallways. There are 45 of these rooms, and they can switch between any number of POP and Mercenary spawnlists, completely randomized per iteration of the level. With help from the experience points gained in a guild-war, and the usage of an unnamed ability possessed by RestlessDreamer, the spawnlist has been overhauled to contain a higher-than-usually-possible amount of summon variations.
  
  Roulette Rooms: The most devious of the four room types. These rooms possess 8 doors instead of the usual 4, and only one of the doors leads further into the complex. The rest of the 6 other non-entry and non-exit doors transport the player directly to the beginning of the Floor. Whenever one of the Roulette rooms is activated and sends a player back, the level will be randomized in full, again, regardless of the current location of the inhabitants. This can often lead to the separation of groups of intruders. There are 5 roulette rooms in any given iteration.
  
  There are also several rooms dedicated to housing for the Hunter Killer Assassination Team.
  
  The Mead Hall: A large Nordic Style blackstone mead-hall with a throne sitting parallel to a large table. This is Capuchin's room, and it sits as the only entryway into the personal suites of the other members of the Assassination Team. The assasination team meets here frequently to discuss and speak on various topics, (and also eat, for the members that can.) Flavortext states that Guild-members may freely join in on the feasting and discussion if desired.
  
  Codehead's Subspace Door Emporium: A large cylindrical tower-like structure located somewhere in a slipspace only directly accesible through either the secret doors or the Mead Hall. There are 100 concentrically aligned doors spread across 10 ring shaped catwalks on the borders of the walls. Codehead and other members of the assasination squad can traverse these catwalks via a series of freely moving magical elevator platforms which travel at high speeds. The bottom of the room widens into a bell-like transition into a large pit filled with layers, stacks, and piles of Keys, Locks, Puzzle Boxes, and Cryptography Manuscripts/Cryptomancy Grimoires. Using a special ability, Codehead can swim through the piles to collect items of interest stored in them. Somehow, Codehead is capable of identifying the proper location of any requested item, despite the seeming lack of meaningful organization. The top of the room consists of a large cloth held in place by 4 suspension springs, which is supposedly Codehead's bed. Meownyn likes to visit Codehead some times.
  
  Scope's Standalone Complex: A large industrial complex located somewhere in a slipspace only directly accesible through The Mead Hall, resembling a small office building with tactical barricades, mounted guns, and ammunition resources littered about. Scope lives here in a highly fortified room, sleeping in a sleeping bag and eating only MREs. It is said to be a drab place, and was inspired by Ganfield's experience playing Spec-Ops: The Line and Rainbow Six Siege. Grand Mechanica routinely comes here to do maintenance on Scope's collection of weapons, and the two respect each-other as professionals, and would consider themselves friends.
  
  Skelekonig's Colosseum: A large colosseum located somewhere in a slipspace only directly accesible through The Mead Hall, resembling a tournament and jousting arena with a Medieval design, composed entirely of Blackstone and Bones. There are weapons strewn about the arena, some magical, some simply well crafted. Shadowing the colosseum is a large observation box which possesses an Orichalcum and Obsidian throne, that Skelekonig watches POP/Mercenary NPC battles take place in. Capuchin Hunter Killer often visits the Colosseum to take part in matches or tournaments.
  
  Meownyn's Cat-tastic Cat Chateau:A large room owned by Meownyn, located somewhere in a slipspace only directly accessible through the Mead Hall. The area consists of a number of large elevated platforms adorned by a fuzzy carpeting, similar in design to a traditional "Cat tree." It's designer Ganfield says that he was inspired by Tick Tock Clock and Dry Wet World from Mario 64 when designing the room. The chateau has a generally liminal feel. At the bottom of the Chateau is a small Chashitsu with a "kitty aesthetic" and a pink color scheme. This Chashitsu is inhabited by Pururinyan-Tan, the dutiful neko assistant of Meownyn.
  
  The Pit: A large room owned by Grungelord Shina, it's somewhere between a Rave pit and a Thrash Pit, and is full of sweaty succubi, corrupted elves, and demons, doing... Well, I think you can guess what they're doing, other than jamming out to some of the greatest hits from the early 21st century, that is. There's a DJ playing "whatever the Grungelord asks for 24/7". There's an abundance of alchohol, potions, and pretty much anything that could be on the menu for Worldly Compulsions. Notably, Ganfield isn't the one who designed this section, or even Grungelord Shina herself. Which were designed by FLAGS, a former member of the Guild. Most of the features are actually just implied, since YGGDRASIL isn't an 18+ game. (But they may become real in the New World.) It's located somewhere in a slipspace only directly accessible through the Mead Hall. Grand Mechanica has a tendency of joining in on the fun if they're not busy, and Grungelord Shina has tried many times to get Pururinyan-tan, or even sometimes Capuchin Hunter Killer (Whom she refers to "affectionately" as "Capuchi~ Hacker Fucker") to get involved, but both have completely rejected her advances. Pururinyan-tan stating that she's shy, and Capuchin stating that he would never lower himself to such things.
  
  Grand Mechanica's Variable Forge, Foundry, and Workshop: A large foundry and workshop owned by Grand Mechanica, located somewhere in a slipspace only directly accessible through the Mead Hall. The forge is equipped for the production of Grand Mechanica's battlesuits, weapons, and familiars. It stores a World Item known as the Caloric Stone, should Grand Mechanica ever embark on creating her ultimate mech-suit the "Hammer Down". Skelekonig comes here if he ever needs to commission a new weapon, and as such, Skelekonig and Grand Mechanica are fairly close.
  
  Vampire Lord Champagne Tragedy's Sovereign Suite: A veritable palace in a gothic style, with a black, platinum, and red color-scheme, located somewhere in a slipspace only directly accessible through the Mead Hall. Ganfield says he was inspired by Dracula's Castle and MC. Escher's Relativity when making the layout. The "suite" has any number of impossible hallways and upside down portions, however there are acommodating paths for members who can't do things like walk on walls, fade into shadows and fly. It is populated by any number of undead POP and Mercenary NPCs, along with several other kinds of monsters.
  
  Fishtank Vault: A massive hermetically sealed Vault with a large fish-tank on the inside that 4 Million Years Water Weird Sleeps in, located somewhere in a slipspace only directly accessible through the Mead Hal. There's not much to note about this room other than its inhabitant.
  
  Fun Fun Fun's Room: A room that apparently resembles a children's birthday party room. While to any human player it's very eerie and feels extremely uncanny to be in, and there's always the smell of birthday cake on the inside, the rest of the NPCS visit Fun Fun Fun frequently, due to his good sense of humor, talent in cooking, and his friendly personality. It was a guild decision to make Fun Fun Fun the most visually terrifying of the group, despite being the nicest member of the group second only to Pururinyan.
  
  
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  Core floor guardian:
  
  • Capuchin Hunter Killer [Lv. 100]
  Floor Sub-Guardians/Area Guardians:
  
  • Vampire Lord Champagne Tragedy [Lv. 87]
  • KeygenMaster Codehead [Lv. 85]
  • Scope [Lv.84]
  • Skelekonig [Lv. 83]
  • Meownyn [Lv. 80]
    • Pururinyan-Tan [Lv. 40]
  • Grungelord Shina [Lv. 77]
  • Grand Mechanica [Lv. 76]
  • 4 Million Years Water Weird [Lv. 70]
  • Fun Fun Fun [Lv. 70]
  
  POP NPCs: There is a selection of around 500 possible POP and mercenary npcs that can spawn here depending on the layout. Listing them all would be a herculean task.
  
  

 

[PlusUltra]

Floor Number: 9
Floor Epithet: Final Destination, Heaven on High
Floor Layout:
In a vast desert of pure white sands with a great structure on the ever-distant horizon, a blazing and bright light descends from the sky to remove all shadows from the floor. The area is incredibly open with no cover on approach. The structure itself is atop a sheer cliff and appears constructed primarily of white metal, marble and gold materials that are also somewhat illuminant.

The blazing sun and distance slowly sap the stamina of those attempting to cross and give no areas for respite, in addition, the sand hinders movement on foot and the light itself impairs vision.

Core floor guardian: Lady Ophelia Payne
Floor Sub-Guardians/Area Guardians: N/A
POP NPCs: N/A
Floor Staff: N/A

Notable Rooms:

• The Desert: A Vast desert of white marble sands, the ground will limit movement as well as sap energy from living targets who come in contact with it. There is also the bright light that will dazzle those within and further sap stamina. The desert itself will also subtly move backwards making progress to the central location difficult. The most detrimental effect, however, is the intense gravity which makes movements harder fewer people sink beneath the sands and flight all but impossible. Finally the desert offers little cover making the targets sit ducks for long-ranged attacks from the palace.
• The Ascent: The palace itself is located atop sheer cliffs that are needed to be scaled through the gravity effects and slick surfaces, it also leaves targets similarly open due to the upper structures' murder holes.
• The Palace: ???
• The Arena: ???

 

[Lady Moldoma]

Floor Number: Floor 8

Floor Epithet: la cathédrale (The Cathedral)/The False Palace

• Overview
• areas
• NPCs

• 
  Floor Layout: The Cathedral or The False Palace, was a devious group effort designed to be the 8th floor of the Guild-Hall. The insides are designed with wide, luxurious hallways and many false bedrooms and amenities, taking inspiration from roman catholic cathedrals, and in particular the Milan Cathedral, alongside palaces from the pre 22nd century world like the Palace of Versailles. The false palace is explicitly designed to be as climactic and expensive-looking as possible, to fool intruders into thinking that they’ve reached the final floor. The floor is populated with traps in nearly every room, most actually harder or more annoying to deal with than the Manifold Labyrinth’s traps. Rather than having shifting rooms, the Cathedral simply doesn’t follow the rules of common logic, being more fitting in a game like Stanley Parable or Superliminal than YGGDRASIL. Often playing with perception, as due to the enchantments of the Guild item Campamagna, a barrier exists within the floor that nullifies all non-super tier perception and sense enhancing spells within the floor, and creates a shield against monitoring magic around the whole of the Guild-hall, for all non-residents. Many of the Pops on this floor are animated and haunted objects, or mimics, who take forms ranging from treasure to mundane objects, to in some cases, whole walls, ceilings or floors. The true nature of the cathedral only reveals itself to Guildmembers and NPCs of the guild-hall. If an intruder’s illusion resistances are too low, they may find themselves wandering for hours, and possibly even dying of dehydration or decayed sanity if they spend too long inside. The guardian of the floor, Cyrette Casparr, is hard-coded to understand its layout and be able to freely maneuver around inside.
  
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  Notable Rooms:
  
  The Throne Room of Fools: The Throneroom of fools is a large throneroom resembling the actual throne room on floor 12. It even includes a faux recreation of the Throne of Kings. One of the world Items owned by the Logos Guild.
  
  The Room of Fools’ Treasures: A large room located behind the Throne Room of Fools, resembling a now-rejected design for the treasury. Inside there is an unspecified insta-death trap that must be disarmed in order to activate the entryway to the 9th floor.
  
  Cyrette’s Armory: Normally inaccessible by anyone not bearing Cyrette’s Linchpin, this armory contains a lesser guild’s treasury’s worth of weapons and magical items. Using a special spell enchantment bound to her Linchpin, Cyrette can create close range portals in order to procure weapons from the armory.
  
  Campamagna Spire: The spire containing the massive engraved, enchanted bell/guild item, comparable in size to the real world “Tsar Bell” and composed of demonic iron. It’s activation sequence requires it to be rung, which is a feat easier said than done, due to its ludicrous weight of 10^11 kilos.
  
  Koriosa's Tunnelings: There's seemingly a vast network encircling the space that the floor occupies, consisting of tunnels and rooms made by Koriosa commanding the insects that were brought to the guildhall. They're considered similar to the inner workings of a massive termite nest, and could be a higher end mid level dungeon in their own right. Due to the fact that they are unaffected by the perception warping nature of the rest of the cathedral, some players opt to try and navigate through their mazelike hallways, but will often end up getting lost or overwhelmed by insects of all sorts. Due to the size of the tunnelings the 8th floor is technically the largest floor. And the floor with the most NPCs.
  
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  Core floor guardian:
  
  • Cyrette Casparr [Lv. 100]
  
  Floor Sub-Guardians/Area Guardians:
  
  • The Four Great Generals
    • "10 Million Years Sage Cockroach" Koriosa [Lv.99]
    • The Infraggable Demon Core [Lv. 98]
    • Carcanonne [Lv. 95]
    • Hellkaiser V [Lv.95
  • Angel Food Cake [Lv. 94]
  • Zero, The Magician [Lv. 93]
  • Mitsuki [Lv. 90]
  • Neapolitan [Lv. 87]
  • Doctor Device [Lv. 86]
  • Rockmi Amadeus [Lv. 86]
  • 100 Years Oracle Lord [Lv. 85]
  • 10 Trillion Carat Magic Diamond [Lv. 85]
  • Morning Station [LV. 85]
  • The Recycled Man [LV.85]
  
  
  • POP NPCs:
  • Steel Golem [Lv. 30]
  • Living Armor [Lv. 28]
  • Poltergeist [Lv. 28]
  • Lantern Spirit [Lv. 26]
  • Wall/Floor/Ceiling Mimic [Lv. 25]
  • Greater Mimic [Lv. 20]
  • Skeleton Guardsmen [Lv. 15 - 20]
  • Zombie Retainers [Lv. 14]
  • Lesser Mimic [Lv. 5 - 10]
  • Animated Object [Lv. 9]
  • Ant Warrior (Tunnelings only)
  • Hanging Spider (Tunnelings only) [Lv. 10 - 14]
  • Flies of Pestilence (Tunnelings only) [Lv. 10*] (*less than level 1 individually but normally come in massive swarms.)
  • Giant Beetle (Tunnelings only) [Lv. 10]
  • Loot-Eating Beetles (Tunnelings Only) [Lv. 4]
  Mercenary NPCs:
  
  • Gilderine Golem [Lv. 50]
  • Mythril Golem [Lv. 50]
  • Greater Poltergeist [Lv. 48]
  • Chorusman [Lv. 40]
  • Lesser Vampire [Lv. 40]
  • Artillery Beetle (Tunnelings Only) [Lv. 50]
  • Eight-Edge Assassin(Tunnelings Only) [Lv.40]

 

[Lady Moldoma]

Floor Number: N/a

Floor Epithet: The Treasury

Floor Layout: The treasury is a large extraspacial area locked behind a level 100 super tier enchanted door with an Egyptian aesthetic that will only open if it’s activation phrase is spoken: “I have seen the dark universe yawning Where the black planets roll without aim, Where they roll in their horror unheeded, Without knowledge, or lustre, or name.” A quote from the works of HP Lovecraft. Preceding entry to the Treasury is a large Middle Eastern vault style structure filled with mountains upon mountains of treasures and gold coins. It is notably the only area with two level 100 floor guardians.

Notable Rooms:

The Cave Of Wonders: Designed after the classic Disney movie Aladdin, the Treasury’s entryway consists of a large Middle-Eastern Style vault structure. The structure is incredibly large, measuring 1.6 kilometers long and 10 kilometers high, though this could change if more treasure were to be added. Inside are massive piles of gold and other miscellaneous treasures composed of gems and non-magic artifacts, The highest pile of gold, nicknamed “Behemoth” is comparable to the real-world Old Baldy hill in Garner State Park, Texas. RD states that the cave is actually probably the least valuable part of the Treasury. The Cave of wonders is guarded by the first of the two Floor Guardians, Goldmember Piercing Luster, the older, wiser “brother” of Capuchin Hunter Killer. At the end of the cave is a large egyptian style door with a glowing runic message encoded on its surface. Set out in front of the door is a large persian rug with gold inlays, which Goldmember sits on while guarding the area.

The Armory: The armory is a large organized librarium of large segmented stone rectangular prisms with glowing bands running along their sides. It is similar to the shelves of a large real world mega-warehouse, only with seemingly completely solid shelves. Using a magic enchantment, the prisms are capable of opening up to reveal hundreds upon hundreds of magical items, stolen guild items, and powerful artifacts, all organized by a complex system canonically devised by Belladonna von Dracule and Keygenmaster Codehead. But in actuality simply an extended inventory system devised by the guild, and in particular the former member Aureole Maginom and the remaining member DarkV0id

The Lobby: A lobby with a table and sofa set in the middle of the empty space. This is where the second of the two floor guardians Belladonna von Dracule lives. There is a hidden Japanese style futon with a wool blanket under the sofa if she ever needs to sleep.

Core floor guardians: Goldmember Piercing Luster, Belladonna von Dracule

Floor Sub-Guardians/Area Guardians: none

POP NPCs: none

Floor Staff: none

 

[Lady Moldoma]

Floor Number: 10

Floor Epithet: The Barrier

Floor Layout: The barrier is a massive colosseum-like room with large hallways encircling it viewing on in to a massive inner battleground. This area, through a massive magic-punk mechanism, is capable of changing shape into a series of battle modes designed for different purposes. The main point of the Barrier is to provide a space for the guild to gather if an opponent is likely to break through the defenses of and prior to the 9th floor. It is the only floor with no native NPCs.

Notable Rooms: None

Core floor guardian: None

Floor Sub-Guardians/Area Guardians: None

POP NPCs: None

Floor Staff: None

 

[Lady Moldoma]

Floor Number: 12

Floor Epithet: The Tower of Heaven

Floor Layout: A large, black, obeliskoid tower in the center of the mock cityscape on floor 11, it's the deepest inner sanctum of the guildhall (sans the treasury) and is technically considered its own floor, even though it is located in floor 11. The tower was designed to harbor the "Throne of Kings" world Item in a throne room, and a guild forum roundtable room. There are a series of municipal and administrative rooms. The tower is essentially the command station for the guild, where they would plan things out such as PK missions or Guild Wars.

Notable Rooms:

The Throne Room: The throne room is a large room in the style of Japanese antiquity, which holds the Throne of Kings, one of the many world items obtained by the Logos Guild. There is enough room for every member of the guild, floor guardian, nearly every area guardian, and every non-combat member of the staff to fit inside simultaneously.

Roundtable Room: Ironically, the table in this room is not actually round, but rectangular. It's more named after the concept of having an open forum. There's open seating, and the room expands and contracts based on the number of members in the guild.

Core floor guardian: None. Unless you want to count RD, since she sleeps there. But considering she's a player, that's not really a fair comparison.

Floor Sub-Guardians/Area Guardians: None

POP NPCs: None

Floor Staff:

• The Maid Corps (A collection of 100 level 5 municipal workers and servant maids, of many different species, homunculus, elves, lizard girls, etc. Many of them are simultaneously NPC inhabitants of floor Number 11, and were programmed to transfer from their assigned houses in the cityscape to the tower each day. In the new world, this translates to them literally making a daily commute via tram or train, much like in the real city of tokyo. They rotate out in time blocked groups between other roles and periods of free time, with 33 of them servicing the guild's members at any given period. The guild agreed they make the place seem more lively and less lonely, especially once membership started to decline.)

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Roundtable Room:

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[Lady Moldoma]

Floor Number: 11

Floor Epithet: Giji-Sekai/Legacy City (The group could never decide which they preferred)

Floor Layout: A massive mock cityscape and pocket-dimension resembling a technologically advanced Tokyo Japan. Originally it only consisted of the tower in the center along with a few buildings, but as time went on, more and more sections were added either for aesthetics or with serious purpose. The 11th floor is populated by around 20,000 NPCs, and while many of them are stock, quite a few are custom made. The public transportation system is wide and fairly varied. Running in an underground subway is the "Zeitgeist XK99" A massive armored convoy-train that travels along a circular route around the city. Alongside several smaller trams and trains which travel the large underground network. Service elevators and above-ground trams are also a fairly common way of getting around. The flavortext for the city explains that almost all of the NPCs take public transportation. The inspiration for Floor 11's aesthetic, aside from Tokyo, seems to be the general Cyberpunk aesthetic of the 80's - 90's, and sub-urban/sub-metropolitan grunge aesthetic of the 2000s.

Notable Rooms:

Lyse's house: A large manor styled in Venetian, a large 3 story building in the shape of a square with a gate surrounding the entire building. The house is lavishly decorated with plenty of room for the staff and visitors alike. At the center of the courtyard at the center of the building is a large marble fountain constantly pumping water into the basin below. Underneath the manor is a sub-level used for storage and has a temple set up.

Darkv0id's House: DarkV0id would have had his home from the real world recreated on the floor, as he was from the upperclass his house would be large building with a well furnished interior sir purifiers on each room, carpets designer morden art sculptures and paintings to boot, although the sculptures and paintings on the game would have been heavily altered by himself to suite his personal interests, The house would also include a wine cellar and a Library, wine cellar filled with potions that look like wine, but the library however was filled with all sorts of copyright free books, that where stored there in a readable book form, all due to a few cashshop purchases

Patricia's Home: Located somewhere in the mountains, a fair hop and skip away from the city center, is Patricia's home. It appears to be a large palace-like structure constructed of a blue material. It was also detailed that she possesses a fairly large garden resembling a graveyard.

Johan's Home: Though somewhat underdetailed in the novel series, it is mentioned to be of a japanese style.

Core floor guardian: None

Floor Sub-Guardians/Area Guardians: None

POP NPCs: Various stock heteromorph and demihuman NPCs with low levels generally between 5 - 10

Floor Staff:

• The Maid Corps: A collection of 100 level 5 municipal workers and servant maids, of many different species, homunculus, elves, lizard girls, etc. Many of them are simultaneously NPC inhabitants of floor Number 11, and were programmed to transfer from their assigned houses in the cityscape to the tower each day. In the new world, this translates to them literally making a daily commute via tram or train, much like in the real city of tokyo. They rotate out in time blocked groups between other roles and periods of free time, with 33 of them servicing the guild's members at any given period. The guild agreed they make the place seem more lively and less lonely, especially once membership started to decline.