Editing Dungeon (section)

===Examples of Dungeon Core Stories===
*'''[https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/10881/dungeon-heart Dungeon Heart]''': A Dwarven Master Craftsman dies of old age, only for his soul to merge with a broken Dungeon Core he was wearing at the time of his passing. 
*'''[https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/25082/blue-core Blue Core]''': A story where Dungeon Cores were designed as magic siege weapons and living fortresses. '''WARNING''': contains (consensual) tentacle sex. 
*'''[https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/15935/there-is-no-epic-loot-here-only-puns There is no Epic Loot Here, Only Puns]''': A young woman becomes a Dungeon Core, and decides that she'd rather ''not'' lure people into her depths to kill them. Which is probably for the best, as the next town over contains a LOT of retired adventurers. 
*'''Dungeon Crafting''': A merchant's daughter with a hobby of collecting crafting techniques ends up asking the wrong person, and finds herself reincarnated as a Dungeon Core, tasked by God with helping to ensure the survival of people who would just as soon destroy her. On the bright side, she can use her Dungeon powers to finally try out all those techniques her crippled body in life prevented her from using. 
*'''Bunker Core''': A Sci-Fi take in a post-apocalyptic world about an AI using nanotech instead of mana. 
*'''Slime Dungeon''': A man reincarnates into a dungeon core, and decides to concentrate entirely on [[Ooze|Slime monsters]]. 
*'''The Misplaced Dungeon''': A Teenage girl's soul is copied to be used a Dungeon Core. Immediately things go wrong, starting with the fact that the gods left open the backdoor to the girl's original soul on Earth. 
*'''[https://www.fantasticfiction.com/b/jonathan-brooks/bio-dungeon-symbiote.htm Bio Dungeon]''': A sickly young thief is forced to eat rocks by his cruel bosses, one of which happens to be a dormant Dungeon Core. The core grows within the thief's body, trying to gain enough power to take it over while battling a deadly curse that is the true source of his illness.