These floors are a tiny bit tougher, but still nothing you can't handle, right? Floorĭark Koopa, Hyper Cleft, Parabuzzy, Shady Koopa, Flower Fuzzy Spiky Gloomba, Bandit, Lakitu, Bob-omb, Boo The same strategy as the last 10 floors should still work here. Paragloomba, Cleft, Pokey, Dark Puff, Pider Try to defeat enemies as quickly as possible, but try not to use up too much FP. Gloomba, Spinia, Spania, Dull Bones, Fuzzy Mario can be in trouble if the enemies get a First Strike, so it might be wise to use a Chill Out Badge with this strategy. enough where you should be able to defeat all enemies in a single round.
This will allow Mario to do disgustingly large amounts of damage. If you want to be cheap, you can employ the notorious "Danger Mario" strategy, which basically involves transferring all of Mario's stats to Badge Points with Chet Rippo, equipping as many Power Rush Badges as possible, then decreasing Mario's HP to 5 (by jumping in water over and over or something. Also, you can stock up on tons of Super Appeal Badges, equip them all, and appeal to gain ridiculous amounts of Star Power per appeal. And to keep your Star Power up, use Stylish Moves. Use Star Power to heal instead of items whenever possible. Sure, you'll lose all your progress, but you'll be able to keep the experience and Badges you've won, which is better than if you had died. If you're on the verge of dying, and you're almost out of supplies, there is no shame in exiting and regrouping before heading back to the Pit. (Just don't skip a floor that contains one of your prizes!) 30 coins is a small price to pay to skip 5 Floors. If you encounter a Mover, take advantage of it. First Attack and Bump Attack Badges don't work here, so don't even try them.
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Some Badges that will make your job easier are Lucky Start, All or Nothing, Power Plus (P), Spike Shield, Quick Change, Jumpman, etc. Your choice of Badges is extremely vital to your success. Also, have a few Life Shrooms on hand in case of emergencies. Ultra Shrooms and Jammin' Mushrooms should fill up your inventory, at the very least (Jelly Ultras and stuff like Zess Deluxes are even better). Also, don't clog your inventory with chump items like Super Shrooms and stuff. being able to carry 20 items is very, very helpful. It is strongly suggested that you fight your way down to Floor 50, get the Strange Sack, then exit before you plan on tackling the entire Pit. Items will quickly become your best friends. I would suggest somewhere around the area of Level 30, give or take a couple levels, if you want to stand a reasonable chance. If you're planning on making it all the way through the Pit, you need to be at a reasonably high level. IF YOU DARE!!! BWA HA HA!!!Ĭharlieton's Shop - Contents of the Pit's Levels - Floor 100 Scroll down to the bottom of the page to see what it is. This is useful in making quick progress, or if you need to leave ASAP.įloor 100 contains also contains a treasure, but something else too. These guys appear randomly, and will offer to move you down two floors for 10 Coins, down 5 floors for 30 Coins or back to the entrance for 10 Coins. Sometimes, you find funny little Puniesque creatures called Movers instead of enemies on a floor. Occasionally, Charlieton will be found on these floors as well, and will sell you some items, although the deeper you are, the higher his prices will be, as you can see from the table below. The floors that are multiples of 10 (Floor 10, 20, 30, etc.) do not have enemies, but treasures instead. There is a different pool of enemies for each group of 9 floors that have enemies (for instance, Floors 1-9 have a different pool of enemies than Floors 11-19, etc.), although, obviously, each battle will consist of at least one of the enemy you engaged outside of battle. Of course, the battles, like battles outside the Pit, contain more than just the enemy you see. To advance to the next floor, you must win that floor's battle, which will reveal a pipe. most floors contain a single enemy (many of which are found nowhere else but the Pit) and nothing else. As the name suggests, it is a pit, and there are 100 Trials to overcome (Well, the real number is 91 (less if you consider the Movers), but I digress. Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door Pit of 100 Trialsīeneath the city of Rogueport, there is a devious optional dungeon known as the Pit of 100 Trials.
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