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-It's been brought to my attention that we don't have a guide for [[https://wiki.improbableisland.com/doku.php?id=places:downbelow|Down Below]] yet! So here is a very rough one that is definitely missing things. Please add, edit, and organise as needed.+It's been brought to my attention that we don't have a guide for [[places:downbelow|Down Below]] yet! So here is a very rough one that is definitely missing things. Please add, edit, and organise as needed.
  
 **First up**: you unlock the relevant quest through a Distraction from The Watcher with the subject line "I need a favour." You may first need to check out the "Intriguing-looking hole in the ground" in any Outpost, may first need to reach level 10, and //may// first need to complete some early quests. **First up**: you unlock the relevant quest through a Distraction from The Watcher with the subject line "I need a favour." You may first need to check out the "Intriguing-looking hole in the ground" in any Outpost, may first need to reach level 10, and //may// first need to complete some early quests.
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   * If you don't get rescued, you need to either pop a Chronosphere or wait for a New Day. If you're on an Outpost level, you'll get spat out there. If you're not, it'll pop you one floor up instead, and you'll need to wait or use a Chronosphere again, & rinse and repeat until you reach an Outpost level and get ejected there.   * If you don't get rescued, you need to either pop a Chronosphere or wait for a New Day. If you're on an Outpost level, you'll get spat out there. If you're not, it'll pop you one floor up instead, and you'll need to wait or use a Chronosphere again, & rinse and repeat until you reach an Outpost level and get ejected there.
  
-  * Apologies to hermits, but if you intend to hang out Down Below for more than short periods, a full Clan buff is really useful - it gives you automatic healing, along with other things. Starting a Clan of your own is an option, but a serious undertaking that costs a //serious// amount of cigs.((I thought it was a few thousand but have since been informed it's maybe as much as 14,875. Make your choices accordingly.)) Joining an established Clan for the buff is pretty normal, though some have social or story requirements, or want players to donate cigarettes towards the buff or Membership Cap. Feel free to ask about open Clans in Banter, or check the list of established Clans to try to find an active one.+  * Apologies to hermits, but if you intend to hang out Down Below for more than short periods, a full Clan Buff is really useful - it gives you automatic healing, along with other things. Starting a Clan of your own is an option, but a serious undertaking that costs a //serious// amount of cigs.((I thought it was a few thousandbut have since been informed it's maybe as much as 14,875 cigarettes for a full Clan Buff. Make your choices accordingly.)) Joining an established Clan for the buff is pretty normal, though some have social or story requirements, or want players to donate cigarettes towards the buff or Membership Cap. Feel free to ask about open Clans in Banter, or check the list of established Clans to try to find an active one.
  
   * Standard advice applies: watch your Stamina so you're not fighting or travelling while exhausted. Using Monster Repellent Spray on yourself before you go makes FoeBots hit less hard, as does using a scary weapon like a Dentist's Drill - though you don't unlock that until a certain number of DKs. Carrying Medkits or Smile Drops (which are more useful for those with higher HP) lets you heal once you're down there. Targeted fighting is your friend. Jokers, mind your day's stats!   * Standard advice applies: watch your Stamina so you're not fighting or travelling while exhausted. Using Monster Repellent Spray on yourself before you go makes FoeBots hit less hard, as does using a scary weapon like a Dentist's Drill - though you don't unlock that until a certain number of DKs. Carrying Medkits or Smile Drops (which are more useful for those with higher HP) lets you heal once you're down there. Targeted fighting is your friend. Jokers, mind your day's stats!
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