The mooks that spawn during the Moonbrooke chapter.Fortunately, they can be warded off from your bases with torches and other basic light sources, and you can sleep in a bed until morning to prevent them from spawning, but having to go out of your way to find a bed to rest in can break up the pace of whatever you're working on, and if you're on an Explorer's Shores island, you either have to bring a bed with you and take up an inventory slot, hope you find a Builderdom's Best creation with a bed inside or risk dealing with them every now and then. As mentioned on the first game's page, Ghosts and Specters that only spawn at night return and are just as irritating, as they take forever to kill even with endgame equipment and deal decent chunks of damage early on.Goddamned Bats: Scorpions and and army ants on the Isle of Awakening spawn constantly, attack anything they see, and don't give any good drops or experience points.Same with the silver blocks, to a lesser extent. The gold brick and floor blocks can easily skyrocket the fanciness of a room.
This gets a bit silly during Skelketraz, where you're supposed to be cut off from any outside help whatsoever. Such usage isn't limited to the Isle of Awakening and makes gathering those same materials on islands in the main story unnecessary despite the Builder being unable to bring acquired items to the story islands at first. Completing the scavenger hunts on the Explorer's Shores grants an infinite amount of several common materials when using them at a workbench.Just be careful that you don't go swinging that fist around your own structures. Their punches are basically an infinite-use wrecking ball, making material gathering and terraforming a piece of cake, and turning combat into a bit of a joke (although you can't take a recruited golem into the third or fourth story chapters).
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In the last level the Builder has to build an Ark to escape the destruction of the world at the hands of a god, One the monsters that helps is even called N04H. Faux Symbolism: Like the last game, the final level leans heavily on references to The Bible.
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