Darts

Darts are a type of ranged weapon in Remixed Dungeon that can be thrown at enemies to deal damage from a distance.

Darts are lightweight throwing weapons that can be hurled at enemies with reasonable accuracy. Unlike other throwing weapons, darts may have special properties depending on their type, such as poison or paralysis effects.

• Range: Short to medium range
• Ammunition: Consumed upon use (unless recovered)
• Accuracy: Good accuracy
• Speed: Fast attack speed
• Damage: Moderate damage per throw
• Stackable: Usually stack up to high quantities
• Special Effects: Some darts have special status effect properties

• Regular Dart - Basic dart with normal damage
• Poison Dart - Applies poison effect
• Paralysis Dart - Paralyzes target
• Sleep Dart - Causes target to fall asleep
• Chameleon Dart - Changes properties randomly
• Other variants - Various dart types with special properties

• Consumable: Each throw typically consumes one dart
• Special Effects: Some darts apply status effects beyond damage
• Line of Sight: Requires clear line of sight to target
• Ranged Combat: Allows attacking without direct engagement
• Multiple Shots: Can stack multiple darts for repeated attacks

• Darts are excellent for applying status effects from a distance
• Good for softening enemies before melee combat
• Useful for triggering traps from a safe distance
• Some dart types offer strategic advantages over basic attacks
• Effective when used with the Huntress class and its bonuses

• Darts can be found throughout the dungeon
• Some may be available in shops, depending on the level
• Often found in large quantities
• Special darts may drop from specific enemies or be found in special locations

• Base weapon implementation: MissileWeapon.java
• Dart implementations: Dart.java
• String resources: Dart strings

• Ranged Combat - General ranged combat mechanics
• Throwing Weapons - Other throwable items
• Ranged Weapons - All ranged weapon types
• Poison Darts - Darts with poison effect
• Paralysis Darts - Darts with paralysis effect