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Collect this and then head out to the Calico Desert. Then head to the skull door in the top left corner of the Desert and interact with the door. The key will automatically be used, and the player can now come and go from the Skull cavern as they please.Skull Cavern vs Pelican Town Mine Key DifferencesSo, before we get into the specifics of the Skull Cavern, we need to acknowledge that this mine represents a huge gameplay change when compared to the Standard mines. The Skull Cavern is an unforgiving area that is designed to test players and make them think more carefully about each trip to the mines. So we should probably break down the unique aspects of this mine and what separates it from the Pelican Town Mine. So here are the key differences that we encountered when comparing the two:An Infinite DungeonFirstly, as we mentioned above, unlike the Pelican Town Mines, which have clear sections and end at floor 120, the Skull Cavern is a endless dungeon that players can descend for as long as the day will allow. The mines are procedurally generated, and one day at the mine will never be the same as the last. At certain increments, the player will start to notice that new enemies and items get introduced, but overall, the dungeon is a randomized and endless experience, which offers players an infinite playground with lots of replayability.Skipping FloorsIn the Pelican Town Mines, the player will have to descend each floor by finding a ladder to go down. This usually means killing enemies or mining rocks just to get to the next floor. However, in the Skull Cavern, when the player kills an enemy or mines a rock, there is a chance that a hole will be created, offering the player a chance to descend multiple floors at once. The way this works is that there is a 20% chance of a ladder appearing as a hole instead. The amount of floors that the player will fall down is randomized each time, but it is guaranteed to be somewhere between 3-15 floors. This will take a small amount of health from the player, but the impact of the fall will never cause the player to pass out.Hold the ElevatorWhile the ability to jump down multiple levels at once is a very welcome change when adapting to this new dungeon, the trade-off is that when you visit the Skull Cavern, you start from scratch each time. There are no elevators present in the Skull Cavern, so when you leave for the day, your progress is not saved, meaning that when you return, you begin from floor one all over again. This can be a bummer, especially since the best loot is deeper into the Skull Cavern, but if you embrace some strategies that we will go over later in the article, you should be able to consistently get pretty deep in the mine regardless.An Iridium IncentiveAs you get deeper and deeper

Students planning to attend Fox Valley, Lakeshore, Northeast and Mid-State Technical College can also apply. Applications can be found on the WPS Foundation website. They're due back at the end of April.+ Read MoreFire at Home in Town of PelicanPublished on 03/18/2025 under News A home was damaged and a pet lost in a fire in Oneida County on Monday afternoon. According to the Pine Lake Fire Department, their crews provided mutual aid to the fire response on Riverbend Road in the Town of Pelican at shortly after 4pm. Firefighters arrived on scene to find the structure showing heavy fire on the main level. Firefighters initiated interior attack to control the blaze. According to the update, the home sustained heavy fire, water, and smoke damage. All of the human occupants were able to safely evacuate, though a family cat died in the fire. Crews were on the scene for about two and a half hours. This include the Rhinelander, Pelican, Pine Lake, Crescent and Monico Fire Departments.+ Read MoreEagle River Crowned Wisconsin 'Main Street of the Year'Published on 03/17/2025 under News A Northwoods Main Street district was recently recognized for their recent and ongoing efforts. Wisconsin Main Street held their annual awards ceremony this past week, highlighted by Eagle River being selected as their Main Street of the Year. They said this honor recognizes the city's efforts to become a thriving, historic, and community centered city where economic opportunity, cultural heritage, and local creativity come together to build a brighter future. Karen Margelofsky, executive director of the Eagle River Revitalization Program says, "The projects we've worked on — whether it's revitalizing spaces, expanding opportunities for businesses, or preserving our history — feel like common-sense efforts to make Eagle River a better place for everyone." They highlighted a number of programs that have made the community stand out including their farmer's market, a listing on the National Historic Registry, their Young Entrepreneur Market, and various streetscape projects. Following the announcement, Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation Secretary Missy Hughes made a visit to Eagle River where she spoke with Young Entrepreneur Market students,