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The style is found in numerous caves, | The style is found in numerous caves, most notoriously teh [[Shower Room]]. Also, there are some cubes and objects made out of these tiles. The hollow cube the ''Shower Room's'' entrance is placed into may be a larger version of a water collector, which has the Shower Room as a drain. | ||
There are usually aquatic creatures, such as the [[Yellow Wollywog|Yellow Wollywogs]], [[Water Dumple]]s and [[Watery Blowhog]]s, but some creatures that aren't aquatic still live here, such as a [[Fiery Blowhog]]. This stage has pools of water here and there, making it home to many [[Wogpoles]]. | There are usually aquatic creatures, such as the [[Yellow Wollywog|Yellow Wollywogs]], [[Water Dumple]]s and [[Watery Blowhog]]s, but some creatures that aren't aquatic still live here, such as a [[Fiery Blowhog]]. This stage has pools of water here and there, making it home to many [[Wogpoles]]. | ||
Revision as of 10:04, October 28, 2007
The Tile Lands is a 2-Player stage and style of floor and walls. This style is a simple tile filled floor, which have sand filled in between each tile. The walls are also made in the same manner. Their colour is a mixture of turquoise and aquamarine (yet occasionally they are a brownish-tan colour), fitting to the presence of water, which is usually found in small descents of ground; these resemble platforms where water from a shower would be gathered and lead to a drain. However, there is not a single drain in any of the tile land style levels. The tiles may be interrupted by sand or a metallic floor. The style takes place in story mode caves, in Challenge Mode and in a two-player stage.
Story Mode
The style is found in numerous caves, most notoriously teh Shower Room. Also, there are some cubes and objects made out of these tiles. The hollow cube the Shower Room's entrance is placed into may be a larger version of a water collector, which has the Shower Room as a drain. There are usually aquatic creatures, such as the Yellow Wollywogs, Water Dumples and Watery Blowhogs, but some creatures that aren't aquatic still live here, such as a Fiery Blowhog. This stage has pools of water here and there, making it home to many Wogpoles.
Challenge Mode
It is seen in the following stages: The Giant's Bath, Cavernous Abyss, Bully Den, Collector's Room and Subterranean Lair. Apart from having the same enemies as the story mode caves, it also includes rarer enemies such as a Toady Bloyster.
2-Player Mode
A 2-Player stage called "Tile Lands" has a similar style. It contains the previously mentioned creatures, as well as Snow Bulborbs and Sheargrubs of both varieties.