Start Again in the Prisoner Cell Dead Cells

Tabular array of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Version History and Notes
3. General Tips and Tricks
4. Walkthrough
1. Prisoner'south Quarters
2. Promenade of the Condemned
3. Toxic Sewers
4. Ramparts
5. Prison Depths
6. Ossuary
7. Ancient Sewers
8. Black Span
9. Insufferable Crypt
10. Stilt Village
11. Graveyard
12. Slumbering Sanctuary
13. Clock Tower
14. Forgotten Sepulcher
15. Clock Room
16. High Pinnacle Castle
17. Throne Room
5. The Collector/The Blacksmith
6. Weapon List
7. Skill List
8. Mutation List
9. Enemy List
10. Achievement List and Guide
11. Acknowledgments and Additional Information

Walkthrough

Prisoner'south Quarters

Level 1: Prisoners' Quarters
Alternate Level Possibilities:	None
Exit Possibilites:	The Promenade of the Condemned, The Toxic Sewers
Enemy Types:	Zombie, Undead Archer, Grenadier, Shield Bearer
College Difficulty Enemy Types:	i cell: Inquisitors replace Undead Archers, four Cells - Bombadiers replace Grenadiers
Scrolls:	ii Scrolls of Power and 0 Dual-Stat Scrolls
Timed Doors:	None

This will be the outset area in the game no matter what yous do, and whenever you die y'all volition be kicked back into the very same room y'all started your previous run from. You'll always starting time the game with a Rusty Sword I and a Prisoner's Collar I. These are both terrible pieces of equipment, so we will hopefully exist swapping those out for something better shortly. You tin find a Beginner'due south Bow I only ahead and an Old Wooden Shield I right next to that. There are upgrades and then that your starting melee and ranged weapons will be randomly called from your entire available pool of weaponry, and so those are two upgrades you volition desire to invest in shortly.

Before moving on though, turn dorsum around and climb up the back wall of the room you autumn into. The Quick Bow blueprint is right behind you in starting area. This is always guaranteed to be there, and that bow is a pregnant improvement over the weak bow you lot outset with. This will be the very get-go blueprint yous choice up, only you'll find plenty of others throughout the game. Some are obtained from making information technology to special timed doors and some are dropped randomly from specific enemies. You lot can't do anything with the design just yet, just in one case yous finish The Prisoners' Quarters and make your style to the Collector for the first fourth dimension you tin turn this pattern in. You lot will be able to utilize cells to buy it, and one time it is purchased it will go into your possible pool of weapons that appear in shops or from drops. This is the all-time way to improve your particular pool, because at the start of the game you will have a pretty sad option of weapons. Proceed an middle out for more of these blueprints as you lot will find a lot of them while playing through the game.

The enemies in this first section are all fairly easy and Prisoners' Quarters as a whole serves as a nice, unproblematic tutorial level. Without whatever additional boss cells active, there are only four bones types of enemies that you lot will observe in this expanse. Brief strategies for all of them tin can exist found below.

• Zombie: The zombies are the most common foes here, and they are the slower moving green foe that wanders back and along along a specific path. They will swipe at you lot if you are shut, and also perform a fairly powerful leaping attack if you are further away. This is choreographed very clearly because they will stop moving and arc their back for a full 2d or so before actually jumping. Uncomplicated roll towards them and you lot'll avoid damage entirely. Continue slashing at them as they are easily stunned, and once they miss a leap set on yous can likely kill them before they even start moving again.
• Undead Archer: The undead archer sort of looks like a Robin Hood-esque grapheme and they deport around a large bow. When they spot you, they'll take aim and fire a tedious moving arrow in your direction. Y'all can either duck it or ringlet under it to avoid it entirely.
• Grenadier: They are the larger purple enemies with weird bumpy growths along their upper body. They can observe you through walls and floors, and volition throw a bomb where you were continuing that travels through walls and will explode after a couple seconds. Past themselves they are very easy, simply they can get annoying if you are fighting a group of enemies and a grenadier is throwing explosives at y'all from the next room. The bombs themselves are irksome enough that yous should exist able to avoid them fairly easily.
• Shieldbearer: These are some other royal foe that walk around with a large shield in front of them. They are allowed to attacks coming from their front end because of this, and will accuse forward at you and knock yous back with the shield. Dodge roll behind them and then commencement slashing abroad. They are fairly slow so their attacks are not too difficult to avoid.

Get used to rolling to avoid attacks, because you'll exist doing information technology a lot. None of the foes in this surface area are all that hard, so it is a skillful time to practice your dodge rolls and some basic attacks and skills if you are new to the game.

You'll want to accept your time through here while you're getting used to the game. Enemies have a likelihood of dropping rare blueprints, and an much higher likelihood of dropping cells which will exist used at the end of this level. You want to go through and kill every enemy you discover at first because grinding for cells and blueprints is important when you lot want to actually start finishing runs. You also want to make sure you lot advisedly explore the area considering there are two unlike stat boost that are guaranteed to be somewhere here.

These scrolls of power allow you to increase one of three skill, brutality, tactics, and survival. Whichever stat you increase will give you a heave to your health and also an global increase to all weapons or skills of that blazon. These will be color coded for you, so they'll be easy to find. Exact builds are upwards to you, but y'all can check the Full general Tips and Tricks section for info on some useful builds. In general though, spreading out the scrolls to the stats will give you lot the best wellness boost overall but with weaker attacks power for your main weapon. Conversely, focusing them all in on one stat will make you very powerful, but also requite yous a low amount of full health and make you very susceptible to being killed in just a couple of hits. It is probably best to find some rest, but at that place is no wrong build (unless you lot are intentionally sinking all your points into a weapon blazon you aren't using for some mysterious reason - don't practice that).

There are 2 different exits here. Either volition take you to The Collector first before going to the side by side level, then check out the department on The Collector if you're looking for tips on what skills and upgrades to purchase. Your first time through y'all will definitely desire Health Potion I, as it will permit you lot to apply a healing potion during each level and make the subsequent levels much more doable.

The outset go out will take you to The Promenade of the Condemned. This is the basic leave and the one you will have to travel through your first time through the game. Don't leave until you find both scrolls here, merely once you lot do you can movement on to the next level afterward you're done exploring. The basic Broadsword pattern from expressionless corpse of friend right virtually the exit subsequently a handful of playthroughs, so keep your heart open for that as information technology is a fairly potent sword.

The 2d exit leads to The Toxic Sewers. This area will be locked off until you detect the Vine rune. This rune allows you lot to tickle slimes and create a climbable vine up towards an otherwise inaccessible surface area. The leave to The Toxic Sewers is up i of these vines, and then you will first need to travel to The Promenade of the Condemned and notice information technology. Once you do, yous will have a choice of which second level to visit. The Promenade of the Condemned is usually easier, but The Toxic Sewers has amend stuff and puts y'all on a pathway that typically has some meliorate gear and more than scrolls. It is upward to yous which you want to accept, but just exist aware that y'all can only practise i of these ii levels during a unmarried playthrough.

Hidden Blueprint #ane: Quick Bow
This is described perviously in the guide, and as soon as you lot get control of the Prisoner you lot should go left until yous hit the wall. Climb up the two footling platforms forth the wall here and you lot will find a small tunnel you tin roll through to the left of the second platform. Gyre through hither and you lot'll detect the blueprint

Hidden Blueprint #2: Disengagement

You lot will need to beat the game at least in one case to get this blueprint because it will require the Homunculus Rune. Once you have it in hand, become slightly to the right of your starting location. You lot want to be slightly to the right of the axe in the background. Press in the right analog stick to utilise the rune and disassemble your head. Now maneuver your head over to the left side of the screen. Bound up on the two platforms along the left wall. When you're at the elevation of the 2d i, double spring as far to the right as you can. You will enter a hidden passage backside the black wall and you tin nonetheless control your head. Spring upwardly and continue moving to the right along the way. You lot should be able to run across the pattern over to your right, then you'll just need to maneuver your way over in that location. Since you can't quite meet where you need to get it might exist a chip difficult to get over to where you need to go. Keep jumping upwards and if you tin can move to the correct when you reach the top, there is a practiced hazard the path you lot demand to accept is a chip lower. Allow your head to fall downwardly a bit and continue pushing right until y'all find a mode through. At present jump upwards until you reach the summit again and echo this process if you cannot find a path to the right. Proceed on doing this and you'll eventually be above the blueprint and be able to drop downward. Do so to grab the design, and then return to your body to snatch information technology.

Hidden Blueprint #three: Broadsword
After several runs, y'all will find the corpse of the Tutorial Knight correct next to the exit to Promenade of the Condemned. Inspect her torso, and you'll find the Broadsword blueprint. RIP Tutorial Knight. Thanks for the blueprint, though.

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