Editing Four-Sworded Adventuring (section)

==Dungeon Generation==

For the theme of the dungeon, either pick one off the top of your head, or just roll a D6 and check the chart
* on a 1 - Forest
* on a 2 - Fire
* on a 3 - Water
* on a 4 - Ice
* on a 5 - Wind
* on a 6 - Shadow

All players start in a room with 4 exits.  This room should be marked in some way to signify that it is the starting room, eventually it will let players jump between dungeons they've discovered.  Every time a player enters a new room the GM rolls some dice, listed below


'''To Determine the Number of Exits the Room has''' - a D6 is rolled.
* on a 1 - the room has one door, the entrance
* on a 2 - the room has two doors, including the entrance
* on a 3 - the room has three doors, including the entrance
* on a 4 - the room has four doors on all sides
* on a 5 - the room has three doors including the entrance, one is locked
* on a 6 - the room has four doors, two are locked


'''To Determine the Type of Room''' - a D6 is rolled
* on a 1 or 2 - Combat Room - the doors are locked until players defeat a number of enemies.  Defeating all the enemies may give a reward such rupees or a key.
* on a 3 or 4 - Trap Puzzle Room - the doors are locked until players solve the puzzle.  Solving the puzzle also gives some sort of reward, usually rupees or keys. 
* on a 5 - Obstacle Course Room - navigation throughout the room relies on jump and climb checks, a switch may be present near the end that disables the obstacles.  If the room has 1 door, reroll.
* on a 6 - Reward Puzzle Room - a puzzle or combat of the GM's choosing, should be optional to the party.  Rewards for this room to be usable items or heart pieces.

''note1- locked doors SHOULD lead to a reward puzzle room of some sort''

''note2- be stingy on giving out keys''


'''To Determine the Difficulty of the Room/How Good the Reward Is'''- Roll D6s equal to the total number of rooms currently in the dungeon.
* <10 - Piss easy.  A typical monster encounter may be a few Bokoblins, Keese, or Stalchilds.  The typical reward is rupees, if any. 
* 11-20 - Standard fare.  Monsters encountered include Moblins, Stalfos, Special keese, and wallmasters.  rewards tend to be keys, rupees, or low tier items.
* 21-30 - Challenging.  Monsters encountered in include Re-deads, Darknuts, Gibido, Lizalfos, Like-Likes, and Poes. Rewards are either keys, a large amount of rupees, and mid tier items.
* 31-40 - Difficult.  Monsters encountered are usually mobs of challenging monsters, or a single mini-boss.  Rewards are upper end items, such as upgrades.        
* 41+ Very Difficult.  The first room with a rating of 41 or higher automatically gets four doors, one of them leading to a boss.  this door is locked and requires a boss key to open.  Rewards for these rooms is the boss key, subsequent rewards are either heart pieces or rupees.     

''note1- should the first 41+ rating room be sandwiched between four other preexisting rooms, place the boss room somewhere else on the dungeon and place a teleport leading to it.  the teleport requires the boss key to activate. 

''note2 -after five 41+ checks, if players have the boss key but have not approached the boss, the boss comes to them.  make it as dramatic as possible ''