Arandor
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This is a truly fantastical scenario...
Life in Dungeon is rarely very good – it appears randomly, mostly in the Underworld, the number of paths is limited, and they are often blocked. There will probably be resources, but they will be guarded, and possibly by a strong enemy. Capturing a couple of castles requires finding them and reaching them, which is also not a given....
I'm willing to wait if I know for sure that there are Dragon dwellings... but that's far from certain...
But, as they say, it's all a matter of taste...
Added 2 minutes ago
I said it jokingly.
You just misunderstood me: Scorpions can afford to wait and skip a turn, meaning try to attack the enemy first with Trogols, Minotaurs, or Dragons to inflict damage (if they don't die from the counterattack), and then finish them off with Scorpions... it's better to be alive! Unfortunately, paralysis doesn't work on the undead...
They can't help in the sense that they can't reach the mob that I plan to attack with Manticores, while this enemy monster can reach the Archers or even anyone else... I'll have to choose whether to attack with Manticores and hold back the enemy, or let him reach the Archers, or he might even attack the Manticores themselves...
Added 3 minutes ago
Shakti, if I'm not mistaken, is a specialist in Trogols... he can only be bought at the beginning. If he's in the Tavern, he's not a permanent fixture.
Added 4 minutes ago
Yes, a shortage of one resource can cause problems (even if there's plenty of everything else)... it happened that I had to buy a resource on the market for money to build those Eyes in the first week...
In general, Dungeon is probably the most balanced town after the Castle – it's moderately expensive, but also good in moderation... you have to pay for the perks!
1 resource... what problem could there be with that?
Beholders are definitely built at the beginning, and at the beginning, as you know, there are plenty of resources lying around... and in the worst case, there's the market...
