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[Playergamer]

Would we actually know what adventurers are, seeing as we're a new dungeon thats never seen them before?

#metagame!

[Ozarck]

Would we actually know what adventurers are, seeing as we're a new dungeon thats never seen them before?

#metagame!

Why, yes. Yes we do. We even have an in-game explanation of them.

"Hmm, let's see ... Well there is the Kingdom of Rodic which you're currently inside of, and will likely begin to plan how to take your Heart once the fact that you're Dungeon is found out. Despite its name Rodic is actually a theocracy, so their experts are paladins and priests whose powers will be a major threat to you for a good while though they can be dealt with. Aside from them there is the Adventurer Guild whose people vary from being as strong as your average person to being capable of rivaling demigods in some very rare cases though those powerhouses aren't likely to be interested in you for a good while considering you haven't yet earned a rank.

...

"As for potential allies

Spoiler: we really botched this one (click to show/hide)

the only surefire thing would be one of the goblin tribes in Karas Jungle though there aren't many among them capable of interacting with your will just as it stands. Maybe in time you might be able to communicate with them, but for now unless you get lucky enough to have a strong shaman somehow pass through here its unlikely you can form an alliance or pact. Aside from them of course there are always some more questionable folk among the adventurers, they're rare enough, but if you encounter one of them strong enough to interact with your will they might just be willing to accept joining you.

Of course then you'd have to worry about them stealing your Dungeon Heart though that in itself might be interesting, this world hasn't seen a Lich King in years, and I so enjoyed the last one's rebellion."

[Playergamer]

ah, alright.

+1 to waiting for negotiations before MDKing.

[pikorge]

-1 to negotiations.
We'll lose the element of suprise if it fails.

[~Neri]

-1 to negotiations.

[Detoxicated]

-1 to negotiations

[Hiddenleafguy]

+1 to negotiations, we may be dealing with CE adventurers, and thus may be able to bargin with them for help.

[Detoxicated]

Screw help, we need power, and a mage seems like a good choice of healthy diet for us.

[Hiddenleafguy]

We could get the mage to super charge us, or something.

[Hawk132]

How about we get his dead, animated body to supercharge us?

Negotiating with terrorists adventurers is a bad thing.

[Hiddenleafguy]

All we need to do is pretend to be a god, then they will do whatever we want, and if they don't, we get to call them heretics and shoot them with the arrows of "the gods"!

[Whisperling]

Guys, the town has notified an "adventurer guild" about our undead uprising. Odds are ten to one that these guys are from that guild, are hostile, and know what's what.

[Hawk132]

Yes, clearly the god that killed every other human that came here and made zombies out of them is worth worshiping in their eyes. They obviously don't know that we are a Dungeon, even though they clearly belong to the goddamn Guild.

No negotiating.

[vjmdhzgr]

Maybe there could be a time when it makes sense to try and get people to join us, but this is obviously a stereotypical adventuring party, so we kill them. The mage probably isn't even strong enough to be worthwhile.

Ok,strategy for combat should be:
Focus on the Mage
Keep the sneaky guy in sight at all times
Avoid the guy with the big sword until the other two are dead

Form Zombies into wall Flank with melee skeletons. Have archers first aim for mage. Bats attack mage and sneaky guy

+1

[Ozarck]

The mage probably isn't even strong enough to be worthwhile.

Ok,strategy for combat should be:
Focus on the Mage
Keep the sneaky guy in sight at all times
Avoid the guy with the big sword until the other two are dead

Form Zombies into wall Flank with melee skeletons. Have archers first aim for mage. Bats attack mage and sneaky guy

+1

The one farthest in front is a human wearing leather armor with a large two-handed sword in his hands, and some kind of thin aura radiating from him. Second among the group is a hunched figure in a green cloak whose hands hold a dagger in each hand as he seems to move from tombstone to tombstone attempting to stay in cover as often as possible.

Finally, the last party member is dressed in a similar cloak with a wooden staff as tall as he is acting as a walking stick as he follows the other two almost carelessly. From him you can faintly feel some kind of vast mana pool within ...

Mage is probably worthwhile, in terms of "try not to let this guy kill us.

By the way, that "thin aura" of the warrior type? Might be a "turn undead" kind of thing. Thief is probably least threat, except that you don't want him sneaking into the heart. The other two ... I don't know which is worse, but I fear the wizard a bit more.