[X]Plan: Monster Revolution
-[X]Floors (5 Dice)
--[X]Delta Ecosystem: With your newly expanded floor you can now work on new ecosystems, one that seems like would provide a large increase in mana would be creating a delta ecosystem, therefore lessening the costs of all aquatic monsters through the use of more waterways allowing invaders to be attacked more often. (20 Mana per Dice 125/375) 3 Dice
--[X]Rune Hall: From subtle carvings to large rune-covered doors, the rune hall with their even stouter denizens and pointy hats, ensures that every magical trap in your dungeon is in proper shape, making sure they have enough mana and are repaired when they inevitably break due to the invader stomping through your dungeon. The rune hall promises to be on top of repairing your magic-based traps and save you time and mana which can be spent on other things. (25 Mana per Turn 0/225) 2 Dice
-[X]Monsters (5 Dice):
--[X]Aquatic Plant Monsters: A floating lilypad just waiting to become a bear trap, to seaweed which drags you into their wooden beak, aquatic plants are some of the rarer monsters that you can make, which just makes them more deadly after all most don't understand how these monsters work. By speeding these monsters throughout your dungeon you can create another layer against the invaders entering your dungeon as well as utilizing the mass amount of water you have flowing throughout your dungeon. (10 Mana per Dice 78/125) 1 Free Die
--[X]Crystal Symbiote Monsters: With the discovery of the rock-like protrusions on some of your prehistoric monsters, you can now try to take it a few steps further by specifically mutating your prehistoric and regular monsters to accumulate crystals on their body, whether just general mana crystals or even some more rare forms of elemental crystals, you can grant another boost to a decent population of your monsters, contributing to the diversification of your forces, making sure there is no overall weakness in your forces. (40 Mana per Dice 84/100) 1 Free Die
--[X]Lizard Scouts: Scouts, something that has been a mostly untapped ability of yours. While your monster's strengths are top-notch, their scouting ability is not. Consistently some of your stronger monsters have walked into traps set up from a variety of invaders. By modeling your new monsters off of the rogues that litter your dungeon, you can create scout-type monsters to spring and disarm these traps. (30 Mana per Dice 0/245) 2 Dice + 1 Free Die
--[X]Lizard Soldiers: While your Lizard bruisers have their brawn to match up against even the stronger invaders, their intelligence leaves much to be desired. However, by taking the time to go over their abilities and increasing them across the board you can bring them to a further level, making sure that they can fight on an even greater level, coordinating with each other, and bringing extreme strength to those who would enter your dungeon. (45 Mana per Dice 0/235) 2 Dice + 1 Free Die
--[X]Adapted Prehistoric Monsters: While you now have prehistoric monsters, with their old evolutionary abilities which are an outside problem to a variety of invaders entering your dungeon, things that they have never encountered before. However, just because your prehistoric monsters only started with this ability doesn't mean you can't spread it throughout your monster forces, making all of them just that bit harder for invaders to attack. (60 Mana per Dice 52/75) 1 Die
-[X]Traps (5 Dice):
--[X]Basic Mechanical Traps: Whirling gears powering swinging blades, to massive hammers falling on invaders, your mechanical traps are some of the more specialized traps. With no mana embedded in these traps and the strength of metal in these traps ensuring that these are obstacles to be avoided rather than fought through, this aspect ensures that it will force the less athletic invaders will struggle to pass these trials (15 Mana per Dice 83/215) 2 Dice
--[X]Pressure Traps: Pressure, it's all around you now that you notice it, from within the earth's core or from distant stars. Now that you know it exists you can now tell when the pressure mounts within your dungeon. With this sense, it makes perfect sense for you to take it and make a new weapon against the invaders. From airtight pressure chambers to the strange water spells that cause a crushing pressure on those who dare enter spell circles. You can take your new knowledge of pressure and use it to truly milk the invaders of their mana. (50 Mana per Dice 86/105) 1 Die
--[X]Pyrotechnic Traps: Mana ore explosion, something unexpected but now something that you can take advantage of, by placing a variety of mana ores beside each other you can now weaponize these explosions to activate when invaders come close to them, making a variety of new traps which blend into the background, only showing how much mana has been stored in these mana materials when they explode. (25 Mana per Dice 0/175) 2 Dice
-[X]Research (4 Dice):
--[X]Ancient Mana Types: Ancient Monsters, while they may have been inoculated into your mana types now, that doesn't mean you can't begin research on these older, more primeval types of mana. While it may not have a lot of uses, as most spells require the newer mana types, that doesn't mean it is without use, this will help you further develop your theories about mana allowing you to refine your mana collection skills. (30 Mana per Dice 86/375) 2 Dice
--[X]Specialized Affinities: With the completion of basic affinities it is time to research specialized affinities, from blood to sand. These affinities are often made through bizarre combinations between the four basic elements from the use of earth, water, and fire to make ice to the use of water, earth, and air in specific quantities to make blood affinity. It will take a long time to go through each grouping of specialized affinities but at least it isn't mind-boggling and mana-twisting high affinities such as time or space. (20 Mana per Dice 157/500) 2 Dice
-[X]Core (4 Dice):
--[X]Hidden City: With the creation of more of your truly intelligent monsters, you may have created a problem. While the rest of your monsters are fine sleeping pretty much anywhere you designed for them, it seems that the bipedal monsters need more social interaction than the various rites and customs your regular monsters go through. By taking these more social creatures and hiding them deep within your tunnels, so deep that your frequency is almost blinding, you can create a miniature city like the one outside your dungeon, a place for your intelligent monsters to rest and be social. (45 Mana per Dice 80/265) 3 Dice
--[X]Absolute Mana Control: With the revelation of how much mana you truly waste, showing in the shimmers which you now know as wasted mana, the energy that could fuel a multitude of projects. You can now spend the time honing your mana control until you no longer feel like you will waste all the mana you have at your disposal. (40 Mana per Dice 0/350) 1 Die
