Dungeon Defense Novels & Stories

No one dared to challenge the nobleman’s decree, but he knew there were many among the crowd who were already scheming and thinking of ways to keep the most valuable treasure for themselves. He knew though that there had to be a countermeasure in place for that and the Adventurer would be busted and stripped of his rank if caught. The Dungeon’s dangers were one thing, but the greed and selfishness of the Adventurers around him could prove just as deadly. “This barrier will remain in place until everyone is inside. Once it drops, the Dungeon will seal itself, and there will be no turning back. You have one last chance to back out until you're done. Those who enter must be prepared for anythin

Zen asked from behind the indestructible stalagmite. Annoyed that the zombie boss could not be harmed despite combining efforts with the doll-like assassin, Liu Feng growled. How could they possibly slip past such a defence? Receiving no reply, Zen looked around. Although he was told to remain safe and away from danger, he couldn’t help but sneak around different rock formations to creep closer to where Mother Mandy was. Something about the dungeon design felt off. The mausoleum wasn’t shutting them in one space. Why?

Leo informed them they will stay on the route and fight the monsters, Leo had a thought about fighting the monsters that could bring out the boss early and could finish the Dungeon early to claim the first dungeon clear rewards. As Leo heard about the notification and the one thing about the Dungeon he hid from all of them was this dungeon was a high level Dungeon and anything happened to the team inside could affect him as the team was strong he decided to attempt the Dungeon as there were high opportunities they could clear the Dungeon with ease. As now all the other dungeons were open the thing worried Leo were the first clear rewards as the low level dungeons started appearing which coul

Not amorphous, faceless distortions— these were nightmares given shape: warriors, mages, beasts, all twisted copies of an old world. All arranged around one shared purpose: to crush the intruders. Sky drew her sword. Damian was already beside her. Faith threw up a protective dome around the team. “Circular defense!” Sky commanded—no room for hesitation now. Jennifer and Mason held the left. Nathaniel and Abigail anchored the right. Rachel, Joanna, and Allison secured the rear. The first wave was savage. Beasts lunged with warped claws, spat magic, swung shadow-forged blades. But the team held.

"In the dungeons, you must be very careful, because they are now guarded by huge wolves, with sharp claws and disgusting jaws full of teeth." "Yeah, whatever, you're immature if you're trying to scare me or make fun of me, come on, all I want is to be with my daughter" Sarah hurried down the dungeon corridor, it was a gloomy and dark place, as well as freezing. <> she thought.