Hammerwatch konfigurieren

A system that can move progression earlier, to try and prevent the player from getting stuck and bored early. A lower setting means more getting stuck. A higher setting means less getting stuck.

World-Standard: 50

Set rules for reachability of your items/locations. **Full:** ensure everything can be reached and acquired. **Minimal:** ensure what is needed to reach your goal can be acquired.

World-Standard: 0

Determines the goal of the seed. Some goals are specific to certain campaigns Options starting with "Castle" are played in the Castle Hammerwatch campaign, while "Temple" options are played in the Temple of the Sun Campaign Castle All Bosses: Defeat all the bosses in Castle Hammerwatch. Escaping is NOT required Castle Escape: Find at least 12 Strange Planks, defeat Worldfire, and escape with your life Castle Plank Hunt: Find a certain number of Strange Planks in Castle Hammerwatch Temple All Bosses: Defeat all the bosses in the Temple of the Sun Temple Plank Hunt: Find a certain number of Strange Planks in the Temple of the Sun Temple Pyramid of Fear: Unlock and complete the Pyramid of Fear

World-Standard: 2

Determines the amount of Strange Planks required to win the game for the Plank Hunt goals. This option does nothing in other goals

World-Standard: 12

Determines the percentage of extra Strange Planks in the item pool For the Castle Escape goal, the required planks count is 12 For the Plank Hunt goals, the required planks count is determined by the Planks to Win setting Formula: Total Planks = required planks * (1 + Extra Plank Percentage / 100) This option does nothing in other goals

World-Standard: 0

Determines how bonus chest locations in bonus levels are handled None: Don't include any bonus chest items/locations Necessary: Include bonus level locations for each extra item in the pool All: Include all bonus chest items/locations. Extra items will replace junk items as normal

World-Standard: 1

Whether bonus keys are shuffled into the pool

World-Standard: false

Whether recovery items (such as apples and mana crystals) are shuffled into the pool

World-Standard: false

(TotS only) Whether items from random secrets (small rooms with cracked walls in the cave levels) are shuffled into the item pool

World-Standard: false

Whether items from peg puzzles are shuffled into the item pool

World-Standard: false

Whether items dropped by minibosses and towers are shuffled into the item pool

World-Standard: false

Whether the effects of buttons and switches are shuffled into the item pool Normal: button effects can be found anywhere in the multiworld Insanity: button effects will be split into progressive versions based on the number of buttons required to trigger the effect in vanilla

World-Standard: 0

Adds shop upgrades of this player's class to the item pool and enables items to appear in the shop All members of the same class will receive their upgrades together and will have the same items in their shops WARNING: there is normally not enough gold to purchase all upgrades. It is strongly recommended to reduce the costs of shop items so you will not have to grind excessively for gold! WARNING #2: there is no logic for shop upgrades! This means you could get into a situation where you are required to play much of your game with no upgrades. Consider making shop upgrades local if you're playing in a larger multiworld

World-Standard: 0

Adds shop upgrades of this player's class to the item pool and enables items to appear in the shop All members of the same class will receive their upgrades together and will have the same items in their shops WARNING: see the warnings in the Shopsanity Player 1 Class option!

World-Standard: 0

Adds shop upgrades of this player's class to the item pool and enables items to appear in the shop All members of the same class will receive their upgrades together and will have the same items in their shops WARNING: see the warnings in the Shopsanity Player 1 Class option!

World-Standard: 0

Adds shop upgrades of this player's class to the item pool and enables items to appear in the shop All members of the same class will receive their upgrades together and will have the same items in their shops WARNING: see the warnings in the Shopsanity Player 1 Class option!

World-Standard: 0

Removes extra lives (Ankhs) from the item pool and replaces them with filler. Recommended to have enabled when playing with the infinite lives or no extra lives modifiers

World-Standard: true

Changes the behavior of keys Vanilla: keys can be used anywhere on their respective gates Act Specific: (castle only) replaces keys with versions that can only be used on a specific act Floor Master: consolidates keys on a floor into a single item that unlocks all gates of that type on an entire floor

World-Standard: 1

(Castle only) What percentage of bronze keys get converted into big bronze keys, which act as 3 bronze keys each

World-Standard: 0

Determines the percentage of extra silver and gold keys (and mirrors in the TotS campaign) that are added to the item pool

World-Standard: 0

(TotS only) If greater than 1 separates the pan into multiple fragments that are shuffled into the item pool All fragments must be collected in order to purchase from the consumables merchant

World-Standard: 1

(TotS only) If greater than 1 separates the pumps lever into multiple fragments that are shuffled into the item pool All fragments must be collected in order to turn on the pumps

World-Standard: 1

(TotS only) If greater than 1 separates the pickaxe into multiple fragments that are shuffled into the item pool All fragments must be collected in order to break the rocks outside the temple

World-Standard: 1

If not 0 makes fragile walls unbreakable without receiving a custom hammer item that is added to the item pool If greater than 1 separates the hammer into multiple fragments that are shuffled into the item pool All fragments must be collected in order to break down secret walls

World-Standard: 0

What percentage of junk items are replaced with traps

World-Standard: 5

The relative weights of trap items in the item pool

World-Standard: {"Banner Trap": 100, "Bomb Trap": 100, "Confuse Trap": 100, "Fire Trap": 100, "Frost Trap": 100, "Mana Drain Trap": 100, "Poison Trap": 100}

(Castle only) Starts the game with the specified number of portals open in the hub This starts with the prison portal and goes up to the chambers portal

World-Standard: 0

(Castle only) Enables the use of the shortcut portal at the beginning of the game. This allows early access to Prison Floor 3 before the bronze gate, preventing a potential early BK A return portal will also be placed so that the first two floors can be fully completed

World-Standard: false

Randomizes where level exits and portals lead No Boss Exits: exits to boss levels will not be shuffled All: all exits including bosses will be shuffled

World-Standard: 0

Determines the maximum number of acts away levels will try to be connected to each other in exit randomization For example with an act range of 1 Prison exits will mostly only connect to other Prison exits or Armory exits

World-Standard: 1

Determines the seed for generating the exit randomization layout. If "random" the seed will be random

World-Standard: "random"

If Exit Randomization is on, will place you at a random exit at the start of the game Use the /t command in game to return if you get stuck!

World-Standard: false

Determines the act in which you start if Randomize Start Location is on

World-Standard: 1

Shuffles the type of bronze, silver, and gold gates

World-Standard: false

Shuffles the shops around so that they may be different from their normal locations

World-Standard: false

Shuffles the locations of enemies, spawners, mini-bosses, and towers in each level Individual: enemies will be shuffled individually regardless of type, keeping the same ratios as vanilla Type: converts all enemies of a single type into another. For example all tier 1 bats can become tier 1 beetles

World-Standard: 0

How many acts away enemies can be shuffled to When set to 0 only enemies on the same act will be shuffled When set to 3 enemies can be shuffled to any act

World-Standard: 0

If Enemy Shuffle is on, only shuffles enemies of the same tier amongst each other

World-Standard: true

Shuffles the locations of minor treasure such as coins, crates, pots, and vegetation

World-Standard: false

What difficulty the game will be played on

World-Standard: 1

How many extra lives each player will start the game with

World-Standard: 2

(TotS only) Ensures rune keys will be placed locally on the floor they would normally appear so that portals are more easily accessible

World-Standard: true

(TotS only) Disables sunbeam damage, removing much of the long and awkward backtracking inside the temple

World-Standard: true

Shuffles the shop upgrades between different categories of shops Group: upgrades sharing the same base name (Damage 1, 2, 3, etc.) are shuffled together in the same category All: upgrades are shuffled amongst all categories, regardless of prerequisites

World-Standard: 0

The lowest percent each shop upgrade cost can be multiplied by

World-Standard: 100

The highest percent each shop upgrade cost can be multiplied by

World-Standard: 100

Cause the names and descriptions of trap items in shops to mimic another item in the world of the receiving player On: trap names/descriptions will mimic another item perfectly Imperfect: trap names/descriptions will mimic another item, but with subtle changes in letters/punctuation L33T: 7r4p n4m35/d35cr1p710n5 w1ll b3 1n 4ll l3375p34k OwO: twap names/descwiptions wiww be in aww owo All Mystery: instead hides ALL item names/descriptions, so none of the items will be known!

World-Standard: 0

Reduces the costs of items in shops based on their type If the item is useful, it will cost 50% as much and filler items will cost 10% as much

World-Standard: true

Enforces game modifiers to be set either true or false Valid modifiers are: no_extra_lives, 1_hp, shared_hp_pool, no_hp_pickups, no_mana_regen, reverse_hp_regen, infinite_lives, hp_regen, double_damage, double_lives, and 5x_mana_regen

World-Standard: {"infinite_lives": true}

When anybody dies, everyone dies. This also applies to all multiplayer players within a single game

World-Standard: 0

Forces these items to be in their native world.

World-Standard: []

Forces these items to be outside their native world.

World-Standard: []

Start with the specified amount of these items. Example: {Bomb: 1, Arrow: 3}

World-Standard: {}

Start with these item's locations prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

World-Standard: []

Start with these locations and their item prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

World-Standard: []

Prevent these locations from having an important item.

World-Standard: []

Prevent these locations from having an unimportant item.

World-Standard: []

Share part of your item pool with other players.

World-Standard: []

Generic items plando.

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