Tunneller Dwarf Traits — Dungeon Keeper | AntMag

Q: How does the Tunneller Dwarf behave when converted in Dungeon Keeper?

The Tunneller Dwarf, sometimes called the Mole, is a weak hero in Dungeon Keeper whose primary function is to dig passages into your dungeon, though they mimic Imps when converted.

Q: What is the Tunneller Dwarf's purpose in Dungeon Keeper?

The Tunneller Dwarf, sometimes called the Mole, is a weak hero in Dungeon Keeper whose primary function is to dig passages into your dungeon, though they mimic Imps when converted.

Q: Can you dig in First Person View with a Tunneller Dwarf in Dungeon Keeper?

The Tunneller Dwarf, sometimes called the Mole, is a weak hero in Dungeon Keeper whose primary function is to dig passages into your dungeon, though they mimic Imps when converted.

Q: How strong is a converted Tunneller Dwarf in Dungeon Keeper?

The Tunneller Dwarf, sometimes called the Mole, is a weak hero in Dungeon Keeper whose primary function is to dig passages into your dungeon, though they mimic Imps when converted.

Q: What is the Tunneller Dwarf's fighting power compared to other creatures in Dungeon Keeper?

The Tunneller Dwarf, sometimes called the Mole, is a weak hero in Dungeon Keeper whose primary function is to dig passages into your dungeon, though they mimic Imps when converted.

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The Tunneller Dwarf, also sometimes called the Mole, is generally the weakest member of the Heroes. Its sole purpose is to dig passages towards your Dungeon. When breaching through your walls, the heroes who follow along with it are free to attack and steal. Tunnellers possess little fighting power, but it is still better than that of your Beetles and the like. During the first missions of the game, the Tunnellers are tuned down a bit to make the fights easier to win.

As noted in the traits, Tunnellers have the bizarre behavior of mimicking Imps when they get into your possession. They can do any job the Imp does, but you can't use these while "possessing" him. Also, this 'Imp' is pretty strong and it does cost some money when it is payday.

Walkthrough

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The Tunneller Dwarf will dig passages towards your Dungeon.
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When the Tunneller Dwarf breaches your walls, follow-up heroes can attack and steal.
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When converted to your side, the Tunneller Dwarf behaves as an Imp.
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You can utilize the Tunneller Dwarf's dig ability, but not in First Person View (FPV).

Tips

Converted Tunnellers can perform Imp jobs but cannot be controlled while possessed.
Converted Tunnellers are strong and will incur a cost during payday.
Tunnellers are weaker during the initial missions of the game.

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