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* One of the early dungeons of ''[[Opoona]]'' is the destroyed wreckage of a dome that's been overrun with monsters. |
* One of the early dungeons of ''[[Opoona]]'' is the destroyed wreckage of a dome that's been overrun with monsters. |
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* ''[[City of Heroes]]'' and ''[[City of Villains]]'' had the various "abandoned base" and "abandoned office building" maps, although the former are better examples of this trope. Both were prone to bare and sparking power lines, dim lighting, crumbling walls, and open fires, and ''guaranteed'' to be populated with your favorite enemy type. Some abandoned bases were partially collapsed, had upheaved and unlevel floors, corridors filled with earth and rocks, and even broken elevators that required you to jump down their shafts to get to the next level. |
* ''[[City of Heroes]]'' and ''[[City of Villains]]'' had the various "abandoned base" and "abandoned office building" maps, although the former are better examples of this trope. Both were prone to bare and sparking power lines, dim lighting, crumbling walls, and open fires, and ''guaranteed'' to be populated with your favorite enemy type. Some abandoned bases were partially collapsed, had upheaved and unlevel floors, corridors filled with earth and rocks, and even broken elevators that required you to jump down their shafts to get to the next level. |
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* [[Tabletop Games]] example: The original ''[[Dungeons and Dragons]]'' module ''Expedition to the Barrier Peaks'' revolved around a "dungeon" which was actually a jettisoned section from an alien starship. |
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