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We've gotten many complaints about how some computers think Animator's Hell is a virus. This is because the game runs off of an.EXE file. For Windows 10 users, click 'More Info' and then 'Run Anyway'. Jan 29, 2010 Just go to hell and find out it's secret in this ultimate puzzle/arcade/platform game. You have to dig all the way down through caves filled with water, lava, boulders and enemies. You can avoid suffocating and kill enemies controlling flow of water and lava by digging holes in walls of caves. You can also push a boulder on the filthy worms. Hell is a forbidding domain crawling with demonic entities of all shapes and sizes. It is actually comprised of five separate branches: The Vestibule of Hell and its four subbranches. From the main dungeon, all Hell portals lead to the Vestibule; it is from there that one ventures into Hell's branches.

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This gateway leads to the Vestibule of Hell. Few would go there voluntarily.

The hallway to the four hells is guarded by Geryon. Heroes who prove their worth in the vestibule and blow Geryon's horn may explore the different regions of Hell: Dis, Gehenna, Cocytus and Tartarus.

Portals to the Vestibule of Hell are found abundantly in the Depths.

'Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch'intrate.' -Dante Alighieri, Divina Commedia, 'L'Inferno', Canto III. Circa 1315

Welcome to the Vestibule of Hell! Welcome to Hell! Please enjoy your stay.

Hell is a forbidding domain crawling with demonic entities of all shapes and sizes. It is actually comprised of five separate branches: The Vestibule of Hell and its four subbranches. From the main dungeon, all Hell portals lead to the Vestibule; it is from there that one ventures into Hell's branches.

The Vestibule of Hell

You'll find multiple portals to the Vestibule in the Depths (though one possible Lair end vault contains one behind a temple filled with demons, as well as rarely on the bottom of the Orcish Mines). The Vestibule's most famous denizen is Geryon, a cowardly three-headed demon, with whom you'll also find flocks of demons and hell knights. The unique curse skullMurray will also be there 25% of the time.

The Vestibule is generally safe to clear if you've finished exploring the Dungeon and are hardy enough to have cleared the Elven Halls and the Vaults (see the article for further strategy tips).

Hell's branches

It is not necessary to kill Geryon to enter the branches of Hell, but given the endless minions that he will spawn when using his horn, it is highly advisable. Also, if you can't kill Geryon, you probably shouldn't enter any of the hells anyway.

There are four branches accessible from the Vestibule of Hell:

  • Gehenna, the fire branch, contains the obsidian rune of Zot.
  • Cocytus, the cold branch, contains the icy rune of Zot.
  • Tartarus, the undead branch containing negative energy damage, contains the bone rune of Zot.
  • The Iron City of Dis, the iron branch containing physical damage, contains the iron rune of Zot.

Each branch of Hell is 7 levels deep. The final level of each houses a unique, named demon protecting several treasure vaults, a rune of Zot, and in some cases an unrandart weapon. A unique feature of the Hell branches is that there are no stairs leading upwards; all exits from a given floor are stairways leading farther down or portals leading directly back to the Vestibule. While this means that you can't make use of stair dancing like you could in other areas, it makes escape considerably easier. Should you take a nasty beating or realize you're underprepared, simply take a portal back to the Vestibule; once you've recovered, you can resume exploration from the top of the branch. You'll retain the maps of the levels you've made so far, making it easier to find your way back down.

Besides the vaults on the final level, items and food in Hell are almost nonexistent, generally only acquired if dropped by a slain monster (e.g. a potion of blood from a vampire, edible corpses from an ice dragon or iron giant, or weapons from red devils or skeletal warriors). This gives you yet another reason to move through the Hells as quickly as possible.

Hell's Mystical Force

In Hell's branches (but not the Vestibule), resting is difficult. Every 20 turns, there is a chance that a 'mystical force' may lash out at you. This usually just selects a random miscast, but may also summon demons or level appropriate monsters. Potential effects include:

  • Random miscast effects:
    • Slowing you for a few turns
    • Confusing you for a few turns
    • Making you berserk for a few turns
    • Petrifying you
    • 1-7 stat drain
    • Rotting
    • Opening a Malign Gateway to summon an eldritch tentacle.
    • Blasting you with a branch-specific attack (e.g. clouds of freezing vapour in Cocytus, sticky flame in Gehenna)
    • Blasting you with magical energy -- irresistible damage
    • Giving you very significant levels of magical contamination, enough to give you 5-10 malmutates and explosions of magical energy around you.
    • And assorted other nasty things
  • Spawning demons or other monsters around you, up to and including fiends. These are not summons: they cannot be abjured and are worth experience.

Arguably, the first two miscast effects are the most dangerous; being slowed or confused while surrounded by freshly summoned demons (or when fighting one of the demon lords on the last level) can be deadly. However, over a period of time, stat drain can become quite onerous, particularly if the same stat is drained repeatedly.

Recommendations

The safest strategy of acquiring Hell's runes is to ignore as many monsters as possible and dive to the next level. Every upward staircase in Hell's branches returns you straight to the Vestibule anyway, so you don't even have to face the monsters twice. Fighting with monsters to get experience may be tempting, but in Hell these seeming benefits are often negated by the actions of the mystical force. It's all fun and games until you're helplessly paralyzed or suffer two successive -7 hits on one of your stats.

If you do plan on fighting in Hell - a pastime for powerful characters only - make sure you have high resistances to counteract each branch's element: rF+++ for Gehenna, rC+++ for Cocytus, rN+++ for Tartarus, and a little bit of everything for Dis. In addition, you'll want a means of flying, Abjuration, a means of blinking if you get surrounded by summoned demons, and plenty of food (unless you're in lichform or are a mummy/bloodless vampire). Weapons with the holy wrath brand are effective against all manners of demons and undead too. Also, at high piety, Zin will frequently block the effects of Hell's mystical force, making Zin worshippers particularly well-suited to plumbing Hell's depths.

History

Prior to 0.14, players needed to evoke Geryon's horn to access the branches of Hell.

Prior to 0.9, a frequent Hell effect was banishment. This was replaced with Malign Gateway, mostly to reduce annoyance to the player.

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Hellfire
Basic information
Map typeCapture the Flag
File name:ctf_hellfire
Developer(s):Valve
Map Info
Environment:Desert
Setting:Daytime
Hazards:Lava, Fireballs
Map Items
Health Kits: ×10 • ×6 • ×3
Ammo Boxes: ×10 • ×7
Map Overview
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The Pyro on seeing the copious amounts of lava

Hellfire is a Mannpower map added in the Scream Fortress 2015 update. It is a map set in some form of industrial facility near lava pits.

Locations

  • Spawn: Each team's spawn features two exits. The first exit opens to the main building besides the spawn, providing cover and opening two ways, one towards the main battlements and another towards the team's intelligence. The second exit leads the player directly towards the Intelligence, placing the player on a cliff.
  • Intelligence Area: Each team's Intelligence briefcase is held above a pit of lava by a construction crane. Directly across from the team's spawn is a catwalk ledge above the intelligence. The ledge leads into a room that holds one power up at the beginning of the round and drops down into a tunnel below it.
  • Intelligence Tunnels: Near the intelligence area, there is a small series of tunnels on either team's side. A hazard to these tunnels is the lava, as well as the occasional fireball passing through the catwalk. A power up spawn is located in the tunnels (one per team) and is usually found near a window.
  • Vent Rooms: On the left side of each team's spawn exit is a room that holds the exit to a vent, and a power up.
  • Mid Room: Midroom consists of a window covered room in the center of the map with two entrances, one from each team's side. In the room there is a large HealthKit and large Ammokit.
  • Mid Room Top: The top of the room is bare, with a open hole to the fire pit below, where a fireball will occasionally come out. It is accessible from the player's grappling hook or from the two side rooms on either side.
  • Mid Side Rooms: Rooms on either side of the mid room, containing one medium ammo kit and a small health kit, as well as a power up.

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  • Mid Side Room Dropdown: On either sides dropdown zone,there is a area which connects to each team's side, showing the lava pit from the mid room as the areas main obstacle.
  • Lava Pit Basement: Below the side drop down is a tunnel leading to the lava pit. Players can grapple up the top of the tunnel leading to the top of the mid buildings roof or grapple across to the enemy dropdown area.
  • BLU team's sideroom.

  • The overhead view of the dropdown from the side room.

  • Mid room dropdown from the side room on BLU side.

  • RED's dropdown (Overheadview)

  • BLU side of mid top.

  • RED side of mid top.

  • The Mid Area.

  • RED team's spawn.

  • RED's side of Mid.

  • RED team's entrance area.

  • The sideroom near RED team's entrance.

  • RED team's intelligence area.

  • BLU team's spawn.

  • BLU's side of Mid.

  • BLU team's entrance area.

  • The sideroom near BLU team's entrance.

  • BLU team's intelligence area.

Strategy

Update history

October 28, 2015 Patch (Scream Fortress 2015)

  • Added Hellfire to the game.
  • Updated Hellfire - nobuilds added, final detail pass.
  • Fixed a missing material for Hellfire.

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October 1, 2020 Patch (Scream Fortress 2020)

  • Flag return time increased from 15 to 30 seconds.

Bugs

  • There is a window near each team's Intelligence that allows bullets and projectiles to pass through it.

Trivia

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  • Near each team's Intelligence area, the same terminal from Powerhouse appears with the same poopy joe message.

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