Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 23

In which, having effectively secured infinite funds, we set out to conquer the heroes of the realm, acquire a training room, and finally crush that pesky Blue Keeper!

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 22

In which we take on the secret gauntlet and fight our way through more heroes to acquire another gem-filled treasure vault. We also invertedly create a swimming pool for enemy imps - a fine place for some target practice with our Lightning spell.

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 21

In which we start Level 19 and set out to conquer the land of Mistle. This time we must slowly build an army of existing monsters and a dungeon of abandoned rooms. We don't have a training room, but we will have near infinite money if we hurry and dig carefully.

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 20

The gems of Blaise End are ours for the taking! The realm is all but ours! Or will be if we can keep our imps from breaking down doors to places we are not ready to explore just yet...

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 19

The battle for Blaise End continues, as we start grabbing what gold we can and start training up our forces. We also set-up a backdoor into the hero fortress and a path to the gem horde that will finance our evil endeavors.

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 18

In which we take on the realm of Blaise End. Caution is needed in digging gold in this realm, so this episode is devoted to digging out and walling off all the gold and hero portals. Not exciting, admittedly, but necessary.

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 17

Behold the realm of Mirthshire! This short but sweet realm will test us with continual heroic assaults before the Lord of the Land arrives after half an hour of harrowing. Ironically, this comes just as I'm starting to get warmed up and before I can start recruiting Orcs or Mistresses.

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 16

In which we tackle the cursed level of Tulipscent. Beyond being the single-most difficult level of the game (for the reasons I outline at the start) my efforts to record this level were cursed as well and only a single save-game enabled me to show you any of my glorious victory.

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 15

Woodly Rhyme stands before us in this chapter. Once again we face two rival Keepers and a horde of heroes. This time, however, the challenge lies in going unnoticed until we are ready to defend ourselves and expand outward, confronting the most heavily trapped hero fortress in the game.

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 14

Sleepiburgh awaits us in this chapter, along with two rival Keepers. But why waste time fighting those idiots when we can kill the Lord of the Land with lighting strikes from a distance? Because killing them is fun, of course!

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 13

In which, after honestly defeating Elf's Dance after my "glitch" from last time turns out to be an oversight, we move on to Buffy Oak and two rival keepers.

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 12

In which we vie with two rival keepers for control of the realm of Elf's Dance. They are less of a challenge than figuring out how to end the bloody level because of an apparent glitch.

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 11

In which we find ourselves under siege by an army of heroes from the land of Hearth. Thankfully, our pre-built army and some handy bonuses will make this realm relatively easy pickings.