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  1. Codes[HOLY UPDATE 🪽] Depth Spelunking how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
  2. Codes[HOLY UPDATE 🪽] Depth Spelunking expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
  3. Wiki[HOLY UPDATE 🪽] Depth Spelunking playersRoster hub.
  4. Pages[HOLY UPDATE 🪽] Depth Spelunking updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
  5. Pages[HOLY UPDATE 🪽] Depth Spelunking scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
  6. Pages[HOLY UPDATE 🪽] Depth Spelunking official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
  7. Rankings[HOLY UPDATE 🪽] Depth Spelunking tier listEditorial S through D boards.
  8. GuidesFirst descent: controls, floors, and when to spend itemsLearn the controls, the task quota, the 60-second reboard, and the three depth bands before you spend your first consumables.
  9. GuidesTask quota and how each minigame failsThe current task quota, which minigames can be failed, and how Envy and Minesweeper break the normal count.
  10. GuidesFloor points and what each entity costsHow floor points, entity costs, map size, and luck decide what can spawn before Floor 100 and after it.
  11. GuidesCounters for Drone, Lungwort, Mimic, and GrapplerCounters for Drone, Lungwort, Mimic, and Grappler, plus when a quiet Teratoma or a Warden punishes a task.
  12. GuidesClear The Sin of Envy on Floors 20–24Envy is guaranteed once from Floor 20 to 24. Items start snared, ten plants replace tasks, and the spear hit is 50 damage.
  13. GuidesMoney, three-item loadouts, and both shopsHow money is paid, what the Break Room multiplies, and the difference between the Lobby Shop, Black Market, and in-run terminals.
  14. GuidesDaily Mode and Hard Mode rulesDaily Mode is one shared attempt to a random Floor 20 boss. Hard Mode pays 10% more and lets Eris appear from Floor 2.
  15. GuidesStats, fear, and priorityStarting walk speed is 17, sprint drain scales with run speed, and high fear is what calls The Hat Man.
  16. GuidesHow Bestiary information is earnedFill a Bestiary entry with information items, deaths, or the Camera, and ignore entity guides that still teach Boreas or Eyemaster.
  17. WikiDroneSlow common entity that hums and paths toward the nearest Delver.
  18. WikiGrapplerCommon entity whose hook reels a Delver in until they mash it off.
  19. WikiLungwortCommon entity that chases on sight and fires a slowing spore.
  20. WikiLurkerCommon 2-point Dens entity.
  21. WikiMimicCommon entity that impersonates Delvers.
  22. WikiBSoDUncommon 2-point entity.
  23. WikiChannelUncommon entity that spends 3 floor points.
  24. WikiGazerUncommon 2-point entity after Floor 10.
  25. WikiShriekerCheap uncommon Dens entity after Floor 5.
  26. WikiThe TwinsUncommon pair that costs 4 points after Floor 10.
  27. WikiWardenSound-reactive 3-point entity after Floor 5.
  28. WikiApollyonRare entity that costs a full 4 points.
  29. WikiBullseyeRare 4-point entity.
  30. WikiJack-O-BomberRare seasonal entity with a 4-point cost.
  31. WikiProjectedRare 2-point entity.
  32. WikiThe SalesmanRare 2-point entity with no floor minimum.
  33. WikiTeratomaQuiet rare entity that costs 3 points.
  34. WikiConsoleUnusual 4-point entity that is not depth-locked.
  35. WikiSmileUnusual 2-point entity, also tied to the Smile Clan.
  36. WikiThe WitnessUnusual 2-point entity with no depth gate.
  37. WikiThe Hat ManConditional spirit summoned by prolonged high fear.
  38. WikiThe JokerHidden conditional entity outside the point budget.
  39. WikiThe TimekeeperConditional entity with no floor-point cost.
  40. WikiErisNo-point entity that still spawns, especially in Hard Mode.
  41. WikiThe Sin of EnvyDeadly Sin boss guaranteed once between Floors 20 and 24.
  42. WikiThe Sin of SlothDeadly Sin tied to failing to keep up with tasks.
  43. WikiEchovoreDens boss whose phase-two steam pipes distract it.
  44. WikiMannequinsBoss floor that used to double tasks before the Recode.
  45. WikiCameraStarter that photographs an entity for Bestiary information.
  46. WikiRose of EnvyBestiary reward for fully recording The Sin of Envy.
  47. WikiDealmakersStarter that scales with luck and can pay extra money.
  48. WikiNEO DealmakersStarter that can grant extra money.
  49. WikiInformation consumablePickup that fills the Terminal entry for an entity.
  50. WikiGenerator taskThree-check task, rarely reskinned as a toilet.
  51. WikiBeta DelverOpen-beta participation badge. Does not count toward 100%.
  52. WikiOpen TesterRecode-test badge that does not count toward 100%.
  53. WikiThe Man HimselfAwarded for meeting Foxxive in-game.
  54. WikiWelcome to the ClubGroup-join badge. Does not count toward 100%.
  55. WikiUnholyMeet any Deadly Sin.
  56. WikiKindnessClear The Sin of Envy.
  57. WikiLobbyHub for loadouts, the Terminal, shops, and elevators.
  58. WikiLobby ShopAlways-open shop beside the Terminal.
  59. WikiBlack MarketFloor 30 shop inside the Pocket Dimension.
  60. WikiTerminalLobby machine for Bestiary and Atlas progress.
  61. WikiElevatorThe only exit from a normal floor.
  62. WikiBreak RoomOptional exit that pays 1.5x run money.
  63. WikiEnvy's ColiseumGuaranteed Envy arena between Floors 20 and 24.
  64. WikiToy FactoryCommunity map from patch 0.7.0b.
  65. WikiDesert RuinsCommunity map from patch 0.7.0b.
  66. WikiFloor and task payThe base cash sources: 0–1 per floor and 0–2 per task.
  67. WikiBreak Room multiplier1.5x on all money earned in the run.
  68. WikiPentacoinsIn-run currency for the Dealer's Shop.
  69. PagesHome
  70. GuidesBeginner GuideThe shortest path from the lobby to a clean reboard, then to the pages that explain why a floor suddenly has more entities.
  71. GuidesGuidesGuides are task pages. Entity stats live in the wiki. The spawn-cost tier is only the point budget, written as letters.
  72. WikiWikiEntities, bosses, items, badges, places, money, and modes. Players pages reuse these entries.
  73. WikiEntitiesDocumented bestiary entities that are not dedicated boss floors. Point costs are the spawn budget. Attack details are included only where a current page states them.
  74. WikiBossesBoss and Deadly Sin encounters. They ignore the regular floor-point budget. Envy is the one with a guaranteed floor window.
  75. WikiEquipmentStarters and consumables whose current role is documented. Pre-recode shop prices are not listed.
  76. WikiBadgesBadges whose requirements are stated on the current Roblox listing or on a current entity page.
  77. WikiMap & RoutesLobby rooms and the floors that change the rules, including the elevator, Break Room, and Envy's coliseum.
  78. WikiMoneyHow a run pays you, and the only multiplier the current guide states.
  79. WikiEventsDaily Mode, Hard Mode, and in-run events that change a floor after you have already deployed.
  80. CodesCodesDepth Spelunking has no promo-code redemption. Floor papers are task clues.
  81. VideosVideo GuidesVideo guides that show this Roblox place. The 2024 entity video still names removed entities, so read the note on that entry before you copy its roster.
  82. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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