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{{Maplore|On top of the Paladirnoom Plateau in the Bryce Canyon is a Monastery. Home to some of the most devout dwarvenkind had to offer; while their prayer was strong, even it could not stave off the monsters’ arrival.
 
{{Maplore|On top of the Paladirnoom Plateau in the Bryce Canyon is a Monastery. Home to some of the most devout dwarvenkind had to offer; while their prayer was strong, even it could not stave off the monsters’ arrival.
 
While the Abbot of Bryce Monastery insisted they continue to turn to prayer, many of the dwarves began to cast away their faith and take up their swords, asserting that the gods had forsaken them, and that they wouldn’t go down without a fight. They’d do their best to reinforce the structures laid before them, some of which had fallen into disrepair, but would eventually succumb to the same fate so many had before them.
 
While the Abbot of Bryce Monastery insisted they continue to turn to prayer, many of the dwarves began to cast away their faith and take up their swords, asserting that the gods had forsaken them, and that they wouldn’t go down without a fight. They’d do their best to reinforce the structures laid before them, some of which had fallen into disrepair, but would eventually succumb to the same fate so many had before them.
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=== Eryn Envala ===
 
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Created by: TheDoctor1138 and Scrael
 
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[[File:Eryn envala.png|thumb|right|The entrance to the keep at Eryn Envala.]]
 
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{{Maplore|A long time ago, chaos reigned over Elya. Dwarves, along with many creatures of the forest were terrorized by an evil force and were forced to seek refuge. Months passed, all hope was lost; until one day, a brave young Salogel took Nohdalag, a powerful bow crafted by the royal guard to defeat the source of the evil.
 
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In the following centuries, the story of Salogel became legend and young elves and dwarves alike celebrated the hero. However, unbeknownst to them, the Evil was returning. Larger dwarven holdfasts had already fallen, while some had already fallen back to the mysterious forest of Envala.
 
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A small, sacred forest, it was home to the elven keep that held Nohdalag until the one worthy to wield it came forth. Throughout centuries several had tried wielding its power, only for them to fall in battle, unable to bear its full strength. It is here that the elves and dwarves prepared to fight their final battle; one which they could not win.
 
 
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Revision as of 10:48, 14 October 2020

There are several maps that can be played on for DvZ. Every map is very different but all strive for the same kind of “not too big” style that was common before the most recent "loadouts" version of DvZ. Every map has all the resources necessary to operate in some form or another and have at least one shrine, but most maps have at least two. Each of these sections will just be a little story write-up.

Maps are divided into two categories: Primary and Other. Primary maps are those which are played more often, whether it be automatically queued or regularly played. Other maps are those which are irregular in their game style, are played much less often, and are typically relegated to the weekend event map vote.

  • Accretion Ridge

  • Alchemy Bay

  • Ancient Grove

  • The Archives

  • The Bellows

  • Belly of the Beast

  • Bryce Monastery

  • Canopy Cove

  • Daragor

  • Deadwood Spires

  • The Dirge

  • Dogekac

  • Dragonbone Fields

  • Eryn Envala

  • Forgotten Asylum

  • Forgotten Mines

  • Friendship Town IV

  • Frost Hold Canyon

  • Geyser Rock

  • Glitterhelm Caverns

  • Golestandt's Den

  • Grapevine Vale

  • Great H'cet War

  • Hazel Peaks

  • Hergesnerv

  • Hidden Valley

  • Hinterland Frontier

  • Laimargia's Greed

  • Nekrosis

  • Hold of Nolrim

  • Mt Willy

  • Plagued Marsh

  • Plains

  • Queen's Citadel

  • Namazu Archipelago

  • Noatun's Groft

  • Raenil Sanctuary

  • Rainbowland

  • Redstone Gorge

  • Rift

  • Secluded Temple

  • Satellite Outpost 12E

  • Scorched Canyon

  • Shipwreck Shore

  • Skalamyrr Citadel

  • Sophanem

  • Throntodur

  • Toyshop Terror

  • Tree of Eenoln

  • Trojan Keep

  • West Delphia

  • Windy Run River

  • Winter Workshop

Other Maps

Other maps are those which are played rarely and often do not follow the typical conventions a Dwarves vs Zombies map should follow. These maps are relatively unbalanced and are typically only seen in the weekend event map vote.

Accretion Ridge

Created by: FallDamage312 and Alderdash

The bridge to the emerald factory of Accretion Ridge.



The Bellows

Created by: Creator Unknown, Restored by the Gazebo Build Team

Overview of the keep of The Bellows.

The first shrine is a split-shrine, meaning that there are two shrines with a common health pool. Monsters can drain shrine health by standing on either shrine.



Belly of the Beast

Created by: FallDamage312, a_tebboth, and Team Neutral

View of the ships of the Belly of the Beast.



Bryce Monastery

Created by: FallDamage312 and Alderdash

Overview of the area between the first and second shrines of Bryce Monastery.



Golestandt's Den

Created by: MasterMegaGamer and Oldmantoby

The forward shrine and monster spawn of Goldestand's Den.



Hergesnerv

Created by: a_tebboth and Team Neutral

View of the mountain of Hergesnerv.

Monsters do not use the staircase from second to third shrine since their spawn is above third shrine.



The Incinerator

Created by: FallDamage312 and Alderdash

View of the keep of The Incinerator and its sole shrine.

Monsters spawn randomly on multiple pillars surrounding the keep.



Molgan

Created by: Creator Unknown, Rebuilt by pvjm2000, _Genn, and Tonu

The keep and front wall of Molgan.

The first shrine is a split-shrine, meaning that there are two shrines with a common health pool. Monsters can drain shrine health by standing on either shrine.



Nismas HQ

Created by: Gina and LOM Community

First shrine and factory entrance of Nismas HQ.



Nisovin's Laboratory

Created by: psycholizardboy and Leewp

View of the front wall and guns of Nisovin's Lab.

This map has large prebuilt guns that cost drastic amounts of mana to fire and damage monsters.



Rainbowland

Created by: TheKazbot, Samsterzzzzz, SirSpammo, StormKiller, ComKreaper

Monster spawn and the front wall of Rainbowland.



Rift

Created by: Doom_Bringer

View of the bridges over the Rift itself.

First monster spawn has a set of teleporters which send monsters do different bridges adjacent to the main bridge.



Satellite Outpost 12E

Created by: Imanota, with edits by Captain_M654

Overview of the first and second shrines of Satellite Outpost 12E.

Both dwarves and monsters are given Jump Boost II at all times on this map.



Scorched Canyon

Created by: Doom_Bringer

The first shrine and entrance to the keep of Scorched Canyon.



Shipwreck Shore

Created by: Jarnes, MuffinToaster, and Build Team

The first shrine of Shipwreck Shore.



Skalamyrr Citadel

Created by: demolitiondane

The bridge from first shrine to the keep.



Tree of Eenoln

Created by: FizZMc

Front wall of the keep of Tree of Eenoln.



Trojan Keep

Created by: a_tebboth and Team Neutral

The town of Troy which houses the final dwarven shrine of Trojan Keep.



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