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|This is a community-edited encyclopedia for the open source [[roguelike]] game [[Dungeon Crawl]], focusing on the actively developed Stone Soup branch. To create an account, see [[How to help]]; the normal account creation method is disabled.
|This is a community-edited encyclopedia for the open source [[roguelike]] game [[Dungeon Crawl]], focusing on the actively developed Stone Soup branch.


Crawl may seem easier than many other roguelikes at first glance, but dig a little deeper and you'll find it's just as challenging as some of the most difficult variations out there and a good deal harder than the rest. A strong set of [https://github.com/crawl/crawl/blob/master/crawl-ref/docs/crawl_manual.rst#n-philosophy-pas-de-faq design philosophies] makes it much friendlier (and generally fairer) to the player - deaths are a learning experience instead of an exercise in frustration. Crawl also sports a number of systems and mechanics that diverge from more traditional roguelikes. For example, there's less emphasis on character classes (or [[background]]s in Crawl parlance); your character is defined more by their [[skills]], [[species]] and choice of [[God|deity]] than their background.
Crawl may seem easier than many other roguelikes at first glance, but dig a little deeper and you'll find it's just as challenging as some of the most difficult variations out there and a good deal harder than the rest. A strong set of [https://github.com/crawl/crawl/blob/master/crawl-ref/docs/crawl_manual.rst#n-philosophy-pas-de-faq design philosophies] makes it much friendlier (and generally fairer) to the player - deaths are a learning experience instead of an exercise in frustration. Crawl also sports a number of systems and mechanics that diverge from more traditional roguelikes. For example, there's less emphasis on character classes (or [[background]]s in Crawl parlance); your character is defined more by their [[skills]], [[species]] and choice of [[God|deity]] than their background.


While Crawl includes an in-game [[tutorial]] and [https://github.com/crawl/crawl/blob/master/crawl-ref/docs/crawl_manual.rst manual] in the name of providing something playable without the aid of a guide or wiki, the finer details and nuances are left open to discovery by the player. Since there is so much to find, we need your help to maintain this site. If you find something interesting that's missing, spot an error, or just want to help, please sign up. For those of you who have never added to or edited a wiki before, don't worry! It's not very challenging and there's a very useful [[Help:Contents|help section]] explaining how to get started. Head over to the [[CrawlWiki_talk:Community portal|Community discussion page]] to see what is going on at the moment, or take a look at some of the [[Current projects|projects]] we're working on.
While Crawl includes an in-game [[tutorial]] and [https://github.com/crawl/crawl/blob/master/crawl-ref/docs/crawl_manual.rst manual] in the name of providing something playable without the aid of a guide or wiki, the finer details and nuances are left open to discovery by the player. Since there is so much to find, we need your help to maintain this site. If you find something interesting that's missing, spot an error, or just want to help, please sign up.


You may also wish to visit the [https://crawl.develz.org/ official homepage] of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup, or go [https://crawl.develz.org/download.htm directly to the download] of the most recent version.
You may also wish to visit the [https://crawl.develz.org/ official homepage] of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup, or go [https://crawl.develz.org/download.htm directly to the download] of the most recent version.
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*[https://cbro.berotato.org/ CBR2] - Located in Ohio. Hosts all versions from [[0.24]] to [[0.34]], and [[trunk]].
*[https://cbro.berotato.org/ CBR2] - Located in Ohio. Hosts all versions from [[0.24]] to [[0.34]], and [[trunk]].
*[https://crawl.dcss.io/ CDI] - Located in New York. Hosts all versions from [[0.30]] to [[0.34]], and [[trunk]].
*[https://crawl.dcss.io/ CDI] - Located in New York. Hosts all versions from [[0.30]] to [[0.34]], and [[trunk]].
'''South America Server'''
*[https://crawl-br.roguelikes.gg/ CBRG ] '''(new)''' - Located in São Paulo, Brazil. Hosts all versions from [[0.30]] to [[0.34]], and [[trunk]].


'''European Servers'''
'''European Servers'''

Latest revision as of 04:02, 21 March 2026

Ashenzari's Archive is a community DCSS encyclopedia hosted on roguelikes.gg. The content was originally created by the CrawlWiki community over many years of dedicated work — we imported a snapshot of their knowledge base and rebuilt it here on a modern, ad-free platform to help keep this valuable resource accessible. This is an independent project and is not affiliated with or intended to replace CrawlWiki. We're looking for contributors to help keep pages current as DCSS evolves — create an account and help carry the torch.
This is a community-edited encyclopedia for the open source roguelike game Dungeon Crawl, focusing on the actively developed Stone Soup branch.

Crawl may seem easier than many other roguelikes at first glance, but dig a little deeper and you'll find it's just as challenging as some of the most difficult variations out there and a good deal harder than the rest. A strong set of design philosophies makes it much friendlier (and generally fairer) to the player - deaths are a learning experience instead of an exercise in frustration. Crawl also sports a number of systems and mechanics that diverge from more traditional roguelikes. For example, there's less emphasis on character classes (or backgrounds in Crawl parlance); your character is defined more by their skills, species and choice of deity than their background.

While Crawl includes an in-game tutorial and manual in the name of providing something playable without the aid of a guide or wiki, the finer details and nuances are left open to discovery by the player. Since there is so much to find, we need your help to maintain this site. If you find something interesting that's missing, spot an error, or just want to help, please sign up.

You may also wish to visit the official homepage of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup, or go directly to the download of the most recent version.

New contributors are always welcome! Create an account to start editing.


This wiki contains massive spoilers. If you do not wish to have your game experience spoiled, stop reading now!


The Crawl Wiki is kept up to date with the latest stable release: 0.34

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North America Servers

South America Server

  • CBRG (new) - Located in São Paulo, Brazil. Hosts all versions from 0.30 to 0.34, and trunk.

European Servers

Asian Servers

  • CNC - Located in South Korea. Hosts all versions from 0.11 to 0.34, and trunk.
  • LLD - Located in Japan. Hosts all versions from 0.13 to 0.34, and trunk (WebTiles only).

Australian Server

  • CPO - Located in Sydney. Hosts all versions from 0.16 to 0.34, and trunk (WebTiles only).
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