Sapper

Sapper

Special Abilities
Spawn Time	2:00:00
Creature Type	Humanoid
Damage Type	Fire
Requirements
Technology	Conquest Party
Room	Arena,Prison
Furniture	Sapper Confinement
Training	Proving Ground

Sappers are used to take control of a dungeon occupied by another player, however their use is limited to only having the ability to conquer inactive player dungeons. The only active player dungeon a sapper can take control of is the Heart of the Mountain.

A Sapper must be at least level 11 before it can be used in a conquer attack
In a successful conquer, the control of the dungeon will be reduced by 1%, for every level the attacking Sapper is, greater than 10
A Level 11 Sapper would reduce by 1%, a Level 12 would reduce by 2%, a Level 20 would reduce by 10%, etc.
Once the control value of a dungeon reaches 0, the attacker gains possession, with all remaining rooms, furniture, and storage
The Sapper creature is consumed in taking control of the dungeon
Control value of the defending dungeon increases by 1%, per level of the Vault, every payday for dungeons controlled by active players. Inactive dungeons do not regain control points.
A sapper reduces control whenever attacking a Heart or Inactive dungeon, even if it's part of a raid for resources targetting the mine.
Control points are lost by the defender, but not held by the attacker, a dungeon with reduced control can be conquered by any sapper, not just the initiating player.
Once conquered, any creatures that were resident in that dungeon will be listed as dead and will need to be revived or dismissed in the normal way.
You cannot reduce control of a starter dungeon, nor can a sapping attack originate from a starter dungeon.

For conquering inactive dungeons, a valid tactic is to send a sapper alongside slow raiders (such as ogres) grabbing resources from either the mine or the vault until control is reduced to conquerable amounts, then send a low level sapper in to complete the job. This has an added advantage that raids travel faster than conquests.

Movement[]

World Tiles per hour: 1
Combat Move Speed: 1

Spawn Info[]

This is the chance of the creature spawning in a room when defending against an attack. The values are relative to each other.

Workshop 6
Arena 2
Farm 2
Other 1

Statistics[]

Stage	Health	Attack	Defense	Damage	Speed	Healing Rate	Carry	Range	Traveling Per Square	Upkeep
Initial	500	10	10	10	5	200	50	1	1:00:00	21 Food, 30 Gold, 1 Quicksilver, 2 Primordial Earth
5	1000	20	20	20	5	200	100	1	1:00:00	38 Food, 54 Gold, 2 Quicksilver, 4 Primordial Earth
10	1500	30	30	30	5	200	150	1	1:00:00	59 Food, 84 Gold, 3 Quicksilver, 6 Primordial Earth
15	2000	40	40	40	5	200	200	1	1:00:00	80 Food, 114 Gold, 4 Quicksilver, 8 Primordial Earth
20	2500	50	50	50	5	200	250	1	1:00:00	101 Food, 144 Gold, 5 Quicksilver, 10 Primordial Earth
25	3000	60	60	60	5	200	300	1	1:00:00	122 Food, 174 Gold, 6 Quicksilver, 12 Primordial Earth
30	3500	70	70	70	5	200	350	1	1:00:00	143 Food, 204 Gold, 7 Quicksilver, 14 Primordial Earth
35	4000	80	80	80	5	200	350	1	1:00:00	164 Food, 234 Gold, 8 Quicksilver, 16 Primordial Earth
40	4500	90	90	90	5	200	400	1	1:00:00	185 Food, 264 Gold, 9 Quicksilver, 18 Primordial Earth
50	5000	100	100	100	5	200	450	1	1:00:00	227 Food, 324 Gold, 11 Quicksilver, 22 Primordial Earth

Training[]

Start level	End level	Gold	Training time (min)	Resources	Room
1	10	1000	180	10 Pig Iron Ingot , 5 Ashen Stone	Proving Ground
11	20	3000	360	30 Pig Iron Ingot, 15 Ashen Stone	Proving Ground
21	30	5000	540	50 Pig Iron Ingot, 25 Ashen Stone, 100 Quicksilver, 100 Dense Basalt	Arena
31	unlimited	10000	720	80 Pig Iron Ingot, 40 Ashen Stone, 250 Quicksilver, 250 Dense Basalt, 40 Shallow Mantle, 80 Feldspar	Arena

Damage Type and Resistances[]

Damage Type: Fire

Physical	Magical	Fire	Cold	Electrical	Poison	Disease
0	0	25%	25%	25%	0	0