Red Rock

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Red Rock is an early game dungeon located two parasangs north of {{favilink|Joppa}} (or its ruins). The player is instructed to visit there for the quest [[What's Eating the Watervine?]] by {{favilink|Mehmet}}. However, it can be visited at any time.

The dungeon is 4 strata deep, ending at the mouth of an underground river. This river can be followed into the {{favilink|waterlogged tunnel}}, ~~and into~~ Joppa.

The dungeon is 4 strata deep, ending at the mouth of an underground river. This river can be followed into the {{favilink|waterlogged tunnel}}, which ends at {{F|Joppa}}.

The creatures and plants ~~that spawn~~ are generally the same as ~~other zones located~~ within the ~~[[Desert Canyons]]~~.

The local creatures and plants are generally the same as those found within the {{F|desert canyons}}.

For a guide, see [[Red Rock/Guide]].

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The surface is littered with desert canyon critters and plants:

Note that Baboons1 controlls how many baboons are spawned. Regular {{favilink|baboon|plural}} will appear most often, but there will be {{favilink|hulking baboon|plural}}, {{favilink|shrewd baboon|plural}}, and a 5% chance of a legendary baboon ~~appear~~. For more information, visit the [[Data:Baboons1]] table.

Note that Baboons1 controlls how many baboons are spawned. Regular {{favilink|baboon|plural}} will appear most often, but there will be {{favilink|hulking baboon|plural}}, {{favilink|shrewd baboon|plural}}, and a 5% chance of a legendary baboon appearing. For more information, visit the [[Data:Baboons1]] table.

Along with creatures, there are harvestable plants that have a chance of appearing:

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== The bottom ==

When the player has reached the bottom, ~~what~~ creatures spawn is slightly different. The ground will be littered with [[~~Data~~:Junk|junk]] (tier 1 and 2), gnawed {{favilink|watervine|plural}}, and various types of ammo. Aside from the normal spawns, will be filled with {{favilink|girshling|plural}} along with a {{favilink|~~glow-~~wight ~~cultist~~ of ~~agolgut~~}}. If the player has accepted the quest What's Eating the Watervine?, seeing a girshling will accomplish a quest step. The player can then decide to return the way they came or travel through the waterlogged tunnel to complete the quest.

When the player has reached the bottom, the creatures that spawn are slightly different. The ground will be littered with [[Population:Junk|junk]] (tier 1 and 2), gnawed {{favilink|watervine|plural}}, and various types of ammo. Aside from the normal spawns, it will be filled with {{favilink|defanged girshling|plural}} along with a {{favilink|gyre wight of Agolgot}}. If the player has accepted the quest [[What's Eating the Watervine?]], seeing a defanged girshling will accomplish a quest step. The player can then decide to return the way they came or travel through the waterlogged tunnel to complete the quest.

==References==

[[Category:Dungeons]]

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 Red Rock is an early game dungeon located two parasangs north of {{favilink|Joppa}} (or its ruins). The player is instructed to visit there for the quest [[What's Eating the Watervine?]] by {{favilink|Mehmet}}. However, it can be visited at any time.
-The dungeon is 4 strata deep, ending at the mouth of an underground river. This river can be followed into the {{favilink|waterlogged tunnel}}, and into Joppa.
+The dungeon is 4 strata deep, ending at the mouth of an underground river. This river can be followed into the {{favilink|waterlogged tunnel}}, which ends at {{F|Joppa}}.
-The creatures and plants that spawn are generally the same as other zones located within the [[Desert Canyons]].
+The local creatures and plants are generally the same as those found within the {{F|desert canyons}}.
 For a guide, see [[Red Rock/Guide]].
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 The surface is littered with desert canyon critters and plants:
 {{Data:Redrock Surface}}
-Note that Baboons1 controlls how many baboons are spawned. Regular {{favilink|baboon|plural}} will appear most often, but there will be {{favilink|hulking baboon|plural}}, {{favilink|shrewd baboon|plural}}, and a 5% chance of a legendary baboon appear. For more information, visit the [[Data:Baboons1]] table.
+Note that Baboons1 controlls how many baboons are spawned. Regular {{favilink|baboon|plural}} will appear most often, but there will be {{favilink|hulking baboon|plural}}, {{favilink|shrewd baboon|plural}}, and a 5% chance of a legendary baboon appearing. For more information, visit the [[Data:Baboons1]] table.
 Along with creatures, there are harvestable plants that have a chance of appearing:
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 == The bottom ==
-When the player has reached the bottom, what creatures spawn is slightly different. The ground will be littered with [[Data:Junk|junk]] (tier 1 and 2), gnawed {{favilink|watervine|plural}}, and various types of ammo. Aside from the normal spawns, will be filled with {{favilink|girshling|plural}} along with a {{favilink|glow-wight cultist of agolgut}}. If the player has accepted the quest What's Eating the Watervine?, seeing a girshling will accomplish a quest step. The player can then decide to return the way they came or travel through the waterlogged tunnel to complete the quest.
+When the player has reached the bottom, the creatures that spawn are slightly different. The ground will be littered with [[Population:Junk|junk]] (tier 1 and 2), gnawed {{favilink|watervine|plural}}, and various types of ammo. Aside from the normal spawns, it will be filled with {{favilink|defanged girshling|plural}} along with a {{favilink|gyre wight of Agolgot}}. If the player has accepted the quest [[What's Eating the Watervine?]], seeing a defanged girshling will accomplish a quest step. The player can then decide to return the way they came or travel through the waterlogged tunnel to complete the quest.
 ==References==
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 [[Category:Dungeons]]

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