CASTLE DOOMBAD [TRAP OR TREAT UPD]

Dr. Lord Evilstein:

he is a grey robot with golden accents, he had red eyes and sharp metal teeth, he also wears purple robes and a big yellow belt. Tho it is hard to notice, he has a golden monocle on his left eye. he likes to do evil stuff like kidnapping a princess, which is his main thing. then he just sits in his throne in the control room as his proud and trusted minion takes care of the heroes. he's pretty humorus sometimes too. Dr. Lord Evilstein is the biggest evil entity in the world. He has captured Princess Luvbug and he is trying to defend her from the pesky heroes. He is robot like character, with purple clothes, a golden belt and red eyes. He may be evil but he will always love his cute and obedient doomkins. it's comfirmed by him that he has 'a degree in tormentology'.

the minion:

the minion is Dr. evilstein's right hand man, whose job is to install traps to take care of heroes, though Dr. Lord evilstein might scold them sometimes if they put the traps in a really weird spot or try to install it on a spot they can't. the traps requires screams, which the kidnapped princess produces. the screams are energy for lord evilstein to use, which may be the main reason why he kidnapps the princess: for energy.

traps:

Traps are the minion's main main way of dealing damage, generating screams, debbuffing and killing Heroes. There is an expansive arsenal of automatic traps, manual traps, and doomkins that can help you secure your castle. Traps come in 3 varieties;

Auto Traps - Traps that, once placed, activate without any input on your part. Doomkins - Tiny monsters that can be placed on a floor, then act accordingly when heroes enter their level. They can be placed wherever regardless of trap placement, but you can only have 3 on a single floor. Manual Traps - These traps tend to be the most powerful, but require you to manually activate them by whatever means. most also come with a cooldown after activation. Note: Traps can either be placed on the floor, wall or ceiling relying on the kind of trap. Sometimes it blocks the placement of other types of towers that take up other spots. For example, a autobow trap requires only a floor to place, but it blocks wall traps from being placed there.

auto traps:

Floor Spikes - 75 Screams - Pokes heroes that walk on it. Takes up floor space. Multi-hit, high damage, medium defense

Autobow - 125 Screams - Shoots harpoons at heroes on the same floor or one higher or lower if there is a hole in the ceiling. Takes up floor and wall spaces. Acid Dripper - 125 Screams - Drips acid that deals damage and poisons heroes when upgraded. Takes up ceiling space.

Scream Generator - 60-50 Screams - Generates 20 screams every few seconds. Takes up wall and floor spaces.

Spinning Fireball Thingy - 125 screams - It is a trap made of fireballs attached to a metal base with some spikes. When a hero touches a fireball they get caught on fire receiving damage overtime. takes up the ceiling.

Overactive AC - 110-100 Screams - Slows down heroes that walk past it, can freeze them when upgraded. Takes up wall space.

Treadmill of Doom - 75 Screams - Traps individual heroes and forces them to work out for a few seconds, can shock attackers if upgraded. Takes up floor space.

Trap door - 150-125 Screams - if heroes walk on it, they fall to the floor below. Takes up floor space and cannot be placed on the lowest floor.

Potato Troll - 175-165 Screams - Extremely high defense, they act as a wall to block off heroes. Takes up wall and floor spaces.

Iron Maiden - 200 Screams - Traps individual heroes for a few seconds, generates screams and deals damage. Takes up wall, floor and ceiling spaces.

Buzzsaw - 75 Screams - Deals a large amount of damage, crits often and slows heroes down while attacking. Takes up ceiling space.

Fireball Cannon - 185-165 Screams - Essentially just a autobow, but can explode upon breaking when fully upgraded, deals more damage, fires faster and can light heroes on fire.

Poison Vent - 150-135 Screams - Poisons heroes that walk past it. Takes up wall space. Decoy Princess - 225-195 Screams - Attracts heroes and explodes if they try to "rescue" it. Takes up the wall and floor spaces.

The Zapper - 200-180 Screams - Electrocutes heroes that walk through it, chains to others when upgraded. Takes up floor and ceiling spaces. It's two electrical bases, one on the ceiling and one on the floor with many blue antennas. They zap heroes who pass through dealing a lot of damage, it may chain to even more heroes!

Wacky Tube Man - 160 Screams - flops around and slaps heroes that walks past it, takes up Floor and blocks wall spaces.

Slimy Tentacles - 115 Screams - Whips heroes from the ceiling and snatches shields, though it takes a while digesting shelds and cannot attack during that time, has a chance of poisoning heroes when fully upgraded.

Axe-o-matic - 150 Screams - it's a axe in a toaster that somehow throws it. the minion sets the trajectory themselves, and it will periodicly throw axes. takes up floor space and blocks wall. the axe-o-matic even has its own jingle! but note that it has a small chance to get caught in a trap it passes through and destroy them.

Doom-a-rang - 110 Screams - it will periodicly throw a boomarang, which hits heroes and comes back. takes up floor space and blocks wall. Flies through heroes, dealing damage as it goes, and then again on the way back!

Decoy Princess - 195 screams - it is a distraction for heroes who think this is the real Luvbug, what they don't know is that she is made of 2 sticks, a wig, 2 gloves and a dress; and after some seconds after being picked, she will explode!

doomkins:

all doomkins except Loomkins are smaller than heroes, and are essntually the castle's equivilant of dogs. most are pretty cute.

Doomkin - 110-100 Screams - No placement restrictions, can become a Fire Doomkin when upgraded. Chases and attacks heroes that go onto the same floor as it.

Boomkin - 175-150 Screams - No placement restrictions, runs after heroes and explodes, killing itself in the process. Can set heroes on fire when upgraded.Boomkins are explosive doomkins, who can slay any hero with their explosion, if they don't, they will light the heroes, so none can escape from them! They are black bombs, with a white skull drawn on their body, some glasses protecting their eyes and a wick.

Sparkkin - 170 Screams - No placement restrictions, Runs along each floor and along walls, electrocuting heroes that it runs by. Sparkkins are little spark doomkins that, when deployed, they attach to the floors, walls and ceilings zapping along the way to every hero it touches! It doesn't follow general doomkin restrictions of 3 doomkins per floor; instead, it has its own restriction: 6 sparkkins max on the castle!

Troopkin - 115-105 Screams- No placement restrictions, they have tiny laser guns! Deals low damage but fires fast (Can be spawned as doubles and fires even rapidly than normal when upgraded, if you spawn a double you can have more than 3, making the troopkins and the sparkkins the only doomkins that can have more than 3 on each floor)

Medkin - 125-115 Screams - No placement restrictions, Heals damaged traps and minions, does not attack. Medkin is a type of doomkin that doesn't attack heroes, instead it heals any trap or doomkin on the same floor. They look like regular doomkins, but with pink eyes and mouth, and a nurse hat.

Loomkin - 225-200 Screams - No placement restrictions, it is the only doomkin bigger than a hero! and it's HUGE. Stampedes a floor, doing massive damage and dazing itself in the process. Can stun heroes when upgraded. Loomkins are massive doomkins with a very strong attack power! As soon as they see a hero, they will raise their front legs, let out a roar, and stampede through the entire floor damaging all heroes in it. But after hitting the wall, they will be dazed some seconds, they will be vulnerable and heroes can attack them.

manual traps:

Stomper - 200-175 Screams - Crushes heroes doing very high damage in its tile when activated, Slow recharge. Takes up ceiling space. it's a blue metal holded by a chain attached to a base made of cogs and metal. Tap on it to stomp it down to the floor below, crushing heroes under it, it does not damage through shields.

The Boot - 175-150 Screams - Kicks heroes, doing damage and knocking them back. Fast recharge time compared to others. Takes up ceiling space.

Giant Boulder of Doom - 300-275 Screams - This familiar looking boulder rolls across the castle doing very high damage (WAY HIGH!). Very slow charge and has limited durability. when the durability runs out it will explode. (Upgrading it will make its durability and damage higher) No placement restrictions, but only one per floor.

Laser Blaster - 210-190 Screams - Can charge up to 3 shots, firing across a floor doing high damage. takes up Floor, blocks wall.

Slot Machine - 200-180 Screams - Try your luck for free shekels, screams and powerups! Takes floor and wall spaces. only one per floor.

Pirate Cannon - 225 Screams - When fired, takes out an entire floor of heroes. Takes up wall and floor spaces. Pirate Cannon is massive cannon that shoots rocks. Tap on it and its wick will light, shooting the stone after a few seconds. After that, it will have to recharge before using it again.

Laser Shark- 350 Screams - Instantly devours individual heroes or doomkins next to its mouth. as it eats, the laser on its head charges up and gets more powerful the more it eats, with level 3 being the limit. tap the laser to activate. takes up Floor and blocks wall. It's a shark with a shooting laser on its head. It will eat the hero or doomkin who makes contact with it, after that Laser Shark will chew them for some seconds, and after it finishes, it will be able to eat another hero or doomkin and shoot a laser when tapping on it. The laser will be weaker or stronger depending on how many heroes it ate, and the hp of the heroes.

Shrink Ray - 150 Screams - activating it causes the heroes under the machine shrink temporarily, which will lower their speed, attack, and defense. takes up ceiling spaces. Shrink Ray is a powerful trap that shoots a ray from it, shrinking heroes, making them slower and smaller. They also are more vulnerable and deal less damage.

Restrictions:

Traps must be deployed inside the castle ("traps goes INSIDE the castle! sigh...") Traps cannot be placed over each other. Floor and wall traps cannot overlap (minion! can't you see there's already a trap there?") Cannot deploy floor or wall traps in front of doors ("don't put traps on the doors! That's a fire hazard!") Cannot deploy floor or ceiling traps on top of ladders ("don't block the top of ladders! how would I get down to the little dark lord's room?") Cannot deploy ANY traps on the same space as the Princess ("what are you doing! i'll come down and smack you if I wern't so comfy up here in my big chair!") Only 3 doomkins per floor ("that's enough doomkins on that floor! I don't want to clean up after them again!") Cannot place a trapdoor on the lowest floor (there needs to be a floor under that! don't question these things!") Only 6 spark minions active at once (Dr. Evilstine tells you that the castle cannot take any more!)

heroes:

Knights Standard knights in shiny blue armor. The weapons they carry vary from wooden swords, pickaxes, or even plastic shovels. They are the weakest heroes, but also the most numerous. They appear in every stage. Knights can also carry shields or wear extra helmets. These protect them from damage, but can be destroyed with sufficient force or the Slimy Tentacles trap. Knights are the baselines for all the other heroes in Castle Doombad. Their damage and health are relatively low and they are the first heroes to attempt rescuing Princess Luvbug from Dr. Lord Evilstein's hands. They have the largest amount of variants compared to every other heroes in the game and it is 25, most being cosmetic variations. The only variants to actually affect gameplay are shields and helmets. All of them only affect health of knights. Also all of them are considered to be armor, which is why certain traps can ignore it and deal damage to knights themselves.

Adventurer Man These heroes look highly reminiscent of Indiana Jones, but with a toolkit instead of a whip. This kit lets them quickly break your traps, even the ones attached to the walls. On the plus side, their wrenches are somehow worse weapons than wooden swords, so a doomkin can easily dismantle them instead. They also can't break ceiling traps. Adventure Men are short guys that effectively destroy traps, be careful with them or they will destroy all of your defenses. Their damage and health are relatively low, and their speed is normal. They won't activate Buzzsaws but they will still get damaged by them if another hero activates the Buzzsaw unless the Adventure Man is attacking since they crouch while doing so. They wear an orange shirt, and brown hat, jacket and shows. They use a spanner to destroy the traps. They have the shape of the beard and green eyes. they are too short to reach ceiling traps.

Ninjas The shadows that lurk in shadows. These katana-swinging heroes can crawl across the ceiling, ignoring any traps dependent on the floor. They can also instantly scale ladders by ninja-jumping. Buzzsaws appear to do an incredible amount of damage to ninjas while they're on the ceiling (2-3 in a row should be enough to kill one), and they easily destroy minions. they wear a black suit and a red banada.

Archers Green-hooded archers highly reminiscent of Robin Hood, they can fire arrows from afar, picking off your traps and doomkins from a safe distance. They are also slightly more durable than the average Knight.

Commandbro These afro-haired, walking action movie stereotype are super buff and super durable, but super slow. To compensate, they have an assault rifle, which they flail and shoot everywhere to quickly damage traps and minions. Like all heroes, they can't attack on treadmills so it can effectively hold them off for some time.

Chud Knight helmet wearing horse-riders that are very strong. Being able to take out a doomkin in one or two hits. He is very durable, strong and can jump up ladders like ninjas. On the bright side he is very slow and takes selfies of himself every few seconds, freezing him in place.

Superhero Flying superheroes that can shoot very strong lasers out of his eyes from a range. They can also fly, giving them the ability to fly up empty ceilings towards the princess without having to climb ladders or go through doors. he's very slow.

Golden Chud Knight These are pretty much just like the original chud Knight. His main difference is that his pony is black and he wears full golden armor. He is much stronger and more durable than the original. But he's still slow and takes selfies. Very hard to kill.

Life Guard Life Guards are heroes who carries a surfboard. They are pretty much as strong as a Commandbro, and whack their surfboards on things they destroy.

Galaxy Soldier they carry a space gun which can only shoot things from close range. They also have a grenade that, when thrown, blow up into a giant patch of green goo. During the duration of the goo being there, you can't place any traps in that area. These patches disappear after a few seconds. They have around the same health as a Commanbro.

Space Hero A hero holding a lightsaber that can deflect projectiles unless disracted while attacking something or climbing ladders.

Hero Bot They have around the same health as a chud Knight. They are rather slow but can jump up ladders using a jet engine under it, and they are able to turn traps into a hologram for a short amount of time, the hologram traps cannot deal damage and potato troll hologram cannot block heroes.

Fire Knight fire knights are just knights, but they're immune to fire traps.

crimson ninjas crimson ninjas are ninjas but with more health and has a crimson suit and a black banada

white ninjas white ninjas are ninjas but with even more health, or a crimson ninja but with more health. they wear a white suit and a lavender banada.

hero bot 2.0 hero bots, but stronger!

green lantern superhero superheroes but a bit faster and stronger.

red archers archers but a bit stronger and faster!

trained lifeguard lifeguards, but stronger and faster!

ghost toaster (ONLY APPEARS IN CHATS WHEN STARTING IN THE HALLOWEEN INTRO) a guy with a laser gun-like thing that can either shoot a laser to attack or take a soul away from one of your evilstein statues.

ghost hunters ghost toasters, but stronger!

the kidnapped princess is put in a 'scream chamber', which collects about 50 screams every time the princess screams, which the princess seems to do every few minutes for some reason. other than the front door, there are windows where heroes can put up ladders to get inside.

Spoils:

Spoils are cosmetics for Dr. Lord Evilstein and for the control room. Some of them have special baddie bonuses that you can activate to have passive abilities while playing. Each bonus needs 1-3 MuaHaHa! slot to be activated. You have 3 MuaHaHa! slots at the start but you can get more MuaHaHa! slots buying them with doomcoins and cruelpons and completing evil schemes.

Powerups:

you only get three uses each every round, so use them wisely and sparingly! there's three different powerups.

doomsday rockets a hail of missiles fly around the map, desroying all the heroes curently inside the castle!

scream shield puts a shield on the scream chamber with a healthbar which stops heroes from grabbing the princess until the shield is desroyed!

mega scream lets you place one trap for free while resetting all trap cooldowns!

statues: (ONLY APPEARS IN CHATS WHEN STARTING IN THE HALLOWEEN INTRO) if you're in evilstein's spooky halloween castle, you'll see statues of him around the castle. there are three types of statues, with each type in a different pose: one holding a laser gun, one laughing, and one raising a fist, and they aren't just for show! each statue has three soul slots, and souls appears all over the haunted castle. if you put a soul into a laughing statue, your traps now cost 10 less screams for every soul in there, with of course a maximum of three soul per statue, but can stack if there's more than one! if you put a soul into a statue with fist raised, it will have a area where traps within the area are buffed; they will deal extra damage! the area gets bigger with every soul, maximum five. and lastly, if you put a soul into a statue with a laser gun, it will charge it, and you can fire a green beam dealing damage! this statue is a bit different, the more souls you put (still max 3) the more damage the shot deal, but the sous are discharged and you need to collect souls for the statue again to fire.