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Loco Labyrinth Biome

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== Terrain ==

In Loco Labyrinth, the map is broken up into a dozen small irregular sections where the map pieces will flip randomly. The boundaries of each section are not indicated to the players in any way visually other than when the flip begins to occur.

After a random interval, a map section will rumble for 5 seconds, after which it will 'flip' to the opposite side. A flip will not occur and can be interrupted if the player is standing on it or if connected tracks are placed on it. In addition, the section the station is on does not swap either. Other than that, nothing else would prevent a section of the map from swapping. This means that bolts, animals, commodities, bridges and other collectibles can be hidden by the flip. You may get the items back by letting the section flip back. If a tool is on a section of the map that gets flipped, the tool will re-spawn.

The best strategy is to allow portions of the map to flip if the section is mostly hard walls or water, and prevent good sections of the map with open areas from swapping out by running on them as soon as it rumbles. Additionally, If connected tracks are placed on a section of the map, that section will not flip. This can be taken advantage of by placing connected tracks into sections of the map that you don't want flipping.

== NPCs ==

=== Mimictree ===
[[File:Mimic.png|frameless|alt=Mimic|Mimic]]

{{Quote|This monster hides among innocent trees waiting for careless travelers crossing their path.}}

Mimictree is an immovable hostile NPC with 8 HP. It looks like a regular tree, but you can tell it apart from regular trees by their circular top and darker green leaves. The top of the Mimictree has a dark arrow which points in the direction they will attack.

When the player walks in front of it, the Mimictree will extend its tongue to attack the player. The result depends on what the player is holding.

{| class="article-table"
! style="width: 120px"|Player holding
! Result
|-
| class="td-hl"|{{Icon|CrossAlpha}} Nothing
| Player loses one life.
|-
| class="td-hl"|{{Icon|AxePickaxe}} Tool
| The tool will be taken away and re-spawn.
|-
| class="td-hl"|{{Icon|Commodities}} Commodities
| All commodities are consumed but can be retrieved by killing the Mimictree .
|-
| class="td-hl"|{{Icon|Track}} tracks
| All tracks are consumed but can be retrieved by killing the Mimictree .
|-
| class="td-hl"|{{Icon|Snail}} Animal
| The animal is eaten and killed
|-
| class="td-hl"|{{Icon|Dynamite}} Dynamite
| The dynamite will be consumed and explode inside the Mimictree , instantly killing it. Note: if you drop the dynamite beside it, it would survive).
|}

When the Mimictree dies, it drops all items that it consumed and 1 [[Tools & Commodities#Compressed resources|compressed wood]].

The mimic tree does not attack animals on the ground nor consume items on the ground.

=== Slowdown Snail ===
[[File:Snail.png|frameless|alt=Snail|Snail]]

{{Quote|A curious kind of snail species that feeds exclusively on train tracks. Rideable and milkable.}}

Slowdown Snail is a non-hostile {{Icon|BucketMilk|[[milk]]}} [[milk|milkable]] animal that eats unconnected tracks on the ground. After it has consumed 6 normal tracks, 1 {{Icon|Track_Slow|Tools & Items#Brake track}} [[Tools & Items#Brake track|Brake track]] would be produced. Note that this is half as efficient as the {{Wagon|BrakeTrackWagon|Brake Track Wagon}}, thus, it is not recommended to let the snails eat your tracks.

== Boss Fight ==

=== Mothermimic ===
[[File:BigMimic.png|frameless|alt=Mothermimic|Mothermimic]]

{{Quote|Every mimictree is a descendant of this huge specimen.}}

Mothermimic spawns when selected sections of the map are flipped. When this happens, the section is entirely replaced by a forest that cannot be mined using regular methods.

The boss has two ways of attacking the players.

First, it will spawn a swarm of moving mimics in the forest, which can move and attack actively and randomly. Moving mimics look similar to regular mimics but the leaves are lighter, and their HP is just 1. Since moving mimics do not chase down the player, if you are careful enough when walking pass them it is possible to ignore them entirely.

Second, the boss periodically throw bombs at the player. Thrown bombs are not dynamites like the ones created by the {{Wagon|DynamiteWagon|Dynamite Wagon}} but rather look similar to the bombs created by the {{Wagon|VSWagon|Versus Constructor Wagon}}. Those bombs have a fuse time of 5 seconds and do not deal any damage to rocks and trees. However, they can kill players and mimics. By taking the thrown bomb and placing it on the boss's forest, the chunk the boss is on will be removed and flipped.

Note that not all map sections that flip can spawn a boss. However, the sections that can spawn the boss are not indicated to the players visually. If you see a section of the map has flipped but the boss did not spawn on that section, then that section will not spawn the boss on future flips.

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Brake Track Wagon

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[[File:BrakeTrackWagon.png|link=]]

{{quote|Crafts brake tracks out of a stack of normal tracks.}}

Brake track wagon coverts 3 normal tracks into 1 {{Icon|Track_Slow|Tools & Items#Brake track}} [[Tools & Items#Brake track|Brake track]]. See {{Icon|Track_Slow|Tools & Items#Brake track}} [[Tools & Items#Brake track|Brake track]] for details.

== Level States ==

{| class="article-table"
|
! Input Stack Size
! Crafting Speed
! Output Stack Size
|-
| class="td-hl"|LVL 1
| 3
| 30.0s
| 3
|-
| class="td-hl"|LVL 2
| 3
| 26.4s
| 4
|-
| class="td-hl"|LVL 3
| 3
| 22.8s
| 5
|-
| class="td-hl"|LVL 4
| 3
| 19.2s
| 6
|-
| class="td-hl"|LVL 5
| 3
| 15.6s
| 7
|-
| class="td-hl"|LVL 6
| 3
| 12.0s
| 8
|-
| class="td-hl"|LVL 6+
| 3
| -0.6s per level
| +0.3 per level
|}

== [[Extensions|Extension]] effects ==

{| class="article-table"
|
!Name
!Effect
!
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:PullFromBox.png|64x64px]]
| Storage-Pull
| {{Checkmark}}
|
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:PushToBox.png|64x64px]]
| Storage-Push
| {{Cross}}
|
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:PullFromPrevious.png|64x64px]]
| Front-Pull
| {{Checkmark}}
|
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:AutoDrop.png|64x64px]]
| Auto-Drop
| {{Checkmark}}
|
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:Magnet.png|64x64px]]
| Magnet-Pick
| {{Checkmark}}
|
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:Ghost.png|64x64px]]
| Ghost
| {{Checkmark}}
|
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:WaterSupercharge.png|64x64px]]
| Hydrocharge
| {{Checkmark}}
|
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:Supercharge.png|64x64px]]
| Supercharge
| {{Checkmark}}
|
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:RangeIncrease.png|64x64px]]
| Range-Extension
| {{Cross}}
|
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:SpeedIncrease.png|64x64px]]
| Speed-Boost
| {{Checkmark}}
| Reduce the crafting speed by 15%.
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:StackIncrease.png|64x64px]]
| Stack-Boost
| {{Checkmark}}
| Increase the output stack size by 2.
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:TimeIncrease.png|64x64px]]
| Time-Extension
| {{Cross}}
|
|-
| class="td-hl"|[[File:Key.png|64x64px]]
| Key
| {{Checkmark}}
|
|-
|}

== Notes ==

Due to how the {{Icon|Track_Slow|Tools & Items#Brake track}} [[Tools & Items#Brake track|Brake track]] slowdown formula works, and because it takes 3 regular tracks to craft a {{Icon|Track_Slow|Tools & Items#Brake track}} [[Tools & Items#Brake track|Brake track]], it is most optimal to save brake tracks until the train is going at least 1.0m/s before using any. Before this speed it is more efficient to use regular tracks.

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Player Character

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[[File:TheFashionExpressBuilding.png|thumb|alt=The Fashion Express Building in the Main Menu|The Fashion Express Building in the Main Menu]]
Before hopping into a game of Unrailed 2: Back on Track, you want to look your best. By going to The Fashion Express in the main menu, you can customize your character's appearance. Some cosmetic items and characters are unlocked by default and others must be purchased with [[Hexnuts]].

You can change your character, hat, glasses, and backpack. All cosmetics have no effect on gameplay other than appearance.

== Characters ==

Changing your character changes the animal that you play as. You can unlock the following characters:

{| class="article-table"
!
!style="width: 120px"|Name
!style="width: 50px"|Cost
!Description
|-
| {{Frame|Giraffe}}
| Jeff
| {{Hexnuts|0}}
| With a great neck comes great responsibility!
|-
| {{Frame|Raccoon}}
| Ray
| {{Hexnuts|0}}
| Known as a famous thief, Ray helps her team stealing the victory when they need it most.
|-
| {{Frame|Penguin}}
| Waddle
| {{Hexnuts|0}}
| Growing up on an iceberg helps Waddle to keep cool when the train is about to crash.
|-
| {{Frame|Shark}}
| Finn
| {{Hexnuts|0}}
| Having worked as a lifeguard, Finn is always there to save his team when trouble hits.
|-
| {{Frame|Owl}}
| Olly
| {{Hexnuts|0}}
| As an owl nothing gets past Olly's sharp eyes. Not even who just dashed into him!
|-
| {{Frame|Horse}}
| Hank
| {{Hexnuts|0}}
| A big fan of apple muffins and trains that are on time.
|-
| {{Frame|Dino}}
| Rex
| {{Hexnuts|3}}
| Rex has survived a comet so she'll surely survive building a railroad!
|-
| {{Frame|Tucan}}
| Tuca
| {{Hexnuts|3}}
| For Tuca, the world is her canvas and the railroad is her brush!
|-
| {{Frame|Frog}}
| Fred
| {{Hexnuts|3}}
| Well known as the tenor is his frog band, Fred knows how to improvise in a pinch.
|-
| {{Frame|Lion}}
| Leon
| {{Hexnuts|3}}
| When it comes to dealing with bad guys, Leon is a professional.
|-
| {{Frame|Adventurer}}
| Arthur D. Venture
| {{Hexnuts|5}}
| Adventure is in his nature and his name!
|-
| {{Frame|Astronaut}}
| Luna
| Beat the game
| As a longtime United Rail Division employee Luna has already built a train track to a red planet once, soshe can for sure do it again!
|-
| {{Frame|Doc}}
| Doc
| {{Hexnuts|5}}
| When things get messy and people start fainting Doc puts on his gloves and starts to shine.
|-
| {{Frame|Engineer}}
| Alex
| {{Hexnuts|5}}
| Being an engineer through and through, she can sense little inefficiencies anywhere. Speaking of which, if Ada'd let her, she could easily fix that brake issue...
|-
| {{Frame|Bot}}
| Ada
| {{Hexnuts|5}}
| As a manager at the United Rail Division, her job is to help all employees to be as productive as possible.
|-
| {{Frame|Monkey}}
| Quentin
| {{Hexnuts|5}}
| With him, all business is monkey business!
|-
| {{Frame|Gingerbread}}
| Crumbly
| Destroy a Snowman. {{Hexnuts|5}}
| Being an optimist, Crumbly always has a smile on her face that lifts the mood of her whole team.
|-
| {{Frame|Sheep}}
| Woolia
| Supporter Pack {{Hexnuts|5}}
| Her thick wool coat protects Woolia from the cold and teammates dashing into her.
|-
| {{Frame|Fox}}
| Ash
| Supporter Pack {{Hexnuts|5}}
| As an accomplice to Ray she's used to planning an escape route through complicated terrain.
|-
| {{Frame|Turtle}}
| Tim
| Supporter Pack {{Hexnuts|5}}
| He only rarely gets out of his shell, but when he does he's one of the fastest track builders out there.
|-
| {{Frame|Char_Ghost}}
| Ghaston
| Supporter Pack {{Hexnuts|5}}
| Being transparent he often goes unnoticed when getting important ressources for his team, but he prefers it that way - he likes mining his own business.
|-
| {{Frame|Snake}}
| Noodle
| {{Hexnuts|5}}
| A snake with arms? What's next a snake that builds a railroad?
|}

== Hats ==

Hats appear on top of the player's head.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Name !! Icon !! Description !! Unlock Cost
|-
| Scrub Cap || || Even when things start to get messy and trains start derailing this cap keeps your hair conditioned perfectly all the time. || {{Hexnuts|5}}
|-
| Hiker Hat || || Seems to help with orientation in unknown terrain. || {{Hexnuts|5}}
|-
| Locomotive Listeners || || Rumored to be used by the famous rockstar duo, Mathilde and Felix || {{Hexnuts|5}}
|-
| Hardhat || || If you want to be prepared for every possible occasion never leave your house without this yellow lifesaver! || {{Hexnuts|0}}
|-
| Finn's Fedora || || This fedora is an offer you can't refuse. || {{Hexnuts|5}}
|-
| Cone Crown || || A designer hat looking like an ice cream cone. Helps you stay cool headed in near-derailment situations. || {{Hexnuts|10}}
|-
| Distinguished Dome || || The epitome of elegance and refinement. || {{Hexnuts|30}}
|-
| Luna's Helmet || || A helmet for the space faring kind. They say it's quite the essential item if you want to step out of your ship. || Beat the game.
|-
| Propeller Prop || || A hat with a propeller on top. Does not help with flying though. || {{Hexnuts|5}}
|-
| Heartwear || || Carry your heart on your head || Link Discord Account
|-
| Lasso Lid || || A timeless classic that needs a bit of confidence to wear. It complements the saddle cartridge well. || {{Hexnuts|5}}
|-
| A Hat With A History || || A weathered hat that has seen many an adventure. || {{Hexnuts|5}}
|-
| Railroad Sombrero || || Rumors are suggesting that wearing sombreros is a sign of genuine support for daring railroad projects. || {{Hexnuts|1}}
|-
| Conductor's Hat || || A hat for those that have been riding the trains since the early days! || {{Hexnuts|15}}
|-
| Santa Hat || || A wearable dose of holiday spirit || {{Hexnuts|2}}
|-
| Hovering Halo || || Those wearing this would never dash into another player || {{Hexnuts|3}}
|-
| Nether Horns || || Those wearing this dash into another player and blame it on a third. || {{Hexnuts|3}}
|-
| Crown || || ??? || Be on any Leaderboard
|}

== Glasses ==

To cover your eyes.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Name !! Icon !! Description !! Unlock Cost
|-
| Spectacular Spectacles || || Improved credibility at the cost of reduced coolness. || {{Hexnuts|5}}
|-
| Beach Blinders || || Their coolness is undebatable, but the sun protection is questionable. || {{Hexnuts|5}}
|-
| Badlands Bandana || || Adds a rugged charm to your outfit! || {{Hexnuts|3}}
|-
| Heart-Shaped Shades || || With these, everything will look just a little bit better to you! || Link Discord
|}

== Backpacks ==

To wear on your back!

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Name !! Icon !! Description !! Unlock Cost
|-
| The Thruhiker || || Carrying this heavy hiking backpack gives you a legitimate reason to take a break once in a while. || {{Hexnuts|5}}
|-
| Ice Pop Pack || || An Ice pop shaped backpack. It is unclear whether it can be opened at all, but it is a well recognisable designer item. || {{Hexnuts|10}}
|-
| Courier Carrier || || Does not hold a lot, but what it holds must be important. || {{Hexnuts|5}}
|-
| Luna's Lander || || Lets you fly, if you fuel it with enough imagination. || {{Hexnuts|15}}
|-
| Piggy-back-pack || || The piggy bank wagon has been so popular that the united railway division is now selling merch in the form of a backpack. || {{Hexnuts|10}}
|}

== Balloons ==

The player holds a balloon while re-spawning.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Name !! Icon !! Description !! Unlock Cost
|-
| Red & Round || || Your standard drop-out-of-the-sky balloon || {{Hexnuts|0}}
|-
| Piggy || || Doesn't float better, but it looks better. || Supporter Pack
|}

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[[File:Badge_Credits.png]]

== Handbook description ==

The final station, reachable only by those who completed the contract with the United Railway Division. It stands as a testament to extraordinary teamwork and perseverance.

== Additional info ==

After defeating the 6th Biome boss, players can choose travel to the UnRailD HQ at the [[Biome Junction]]. Doing so requires traveling through one or more of the biomes twice.

After navigating to UnRailD HQ, the player has beaten the game. Players will travel through UnRailD HQ, where they can view all the credits before the train crashes into the UnRailD HQ. There is no way to avoid this crash, and the player's run is brought to an end.

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UnRailD HQ

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<table class="navbox">
<tr>
<th>[[Biomes]]</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>
<ul>
<li>{{Minify_Nav|Badge_Autumn|Monorail Meadows Biome|Monorail Meadows}}</li>
<li>{{Minify_Nav|Badge_Swamp|Boxcar Bayou Biome|Boxcar Bayou}}</li>
<li>{{Minify_Nav|Badge_Canyon|Cargo Canyon Biome|Cargo Canyon}}</li>
<li>{{Minify_Nav|Badge_Island|Island Interchange Biome|Island Interchange}}</li>
<li>{{Minify_Nav|Badge_Junkyard|Boiler Badlands Biome|Boiler Badlands}}</li>
<li>{{Minify_Nav|Badge_Credits|UnRailD HQ|UnRailD HQ}}</li>
</ul>
</td>
</tr>
<table>

UnRailD HQ Station

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Cartridges

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__NOTOC__
Cartridges are special abilities that players can equip to enhance their character. Each cartridge can be obtained multiple times during the game and the abilities will stack (with the exception of the Saddle cartridge).

{| class="cartridge-table"
|colspan=11|'''Cartridge Prices & Quick Navigation'''
|-
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|CrossAlpha}}{{Hexnuts|0}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|Axe|Cartridges#Turbo-Axe}}{{Hexnuts|5}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|Pickaxe|Cartridges#Turbo-Pickaxe}}{{Hexnuts|5}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|MultiMine|Cartridges#Multi-Tool}}{{Hexnuts|20}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Bucket|Cartridges#Bucket}}{{Hexnuts|15}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Lollipop|Cartridges#Lollipop}}{{Hexnuts|15}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Devil|Cartridges#Nether}}{{Hexnuts|15}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Heart|Cartridges#Extra_Life}}{{Hexnuts|25}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Rare|Die|Cartridges#Lucky_Punch}}{{Hexnuts|30}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Rare|DoubleBolt|Cartridges#Money_Maker}}{{Hexnuts|30}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Rare|Sale|Cartridges#Sales_Tag}}{{Hexnuts|35}}
|-
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|HeavyBalloon|Cartridges#Heavy_Balloon}}{{Hexnuts|7}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|Fire|Cartridges#Torch}}{{Hexnuts|7}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|Quick|Cartridges#Running}}{{Hexnuts|10}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|Zip|Cartridges#Double Dash}}{{Hexnuts|10}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Fist_on_Fire|Cartridges#Brute_Force}}{{Hexnuts|20}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Stack|Cartridges#Stacking}}{{Hexnuts|25}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Magnet|Cartridges#Magnet}}{{Hexnuts|25}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Rare|DashOnFire|Cartridges#Dash_Demolition}}{{Hexnuts|30}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Rare|Pitch|Cartridges#Throwing}}{{Hexnuts|35}}
|{{Cartridge_Icon|Rare|Saddle|Cartridges#Saddle}}{{Hexnuts|35}}
|style="display:flex"|[[File:Cartridge_Locked.png|64x64px|link=]]
|}
== Obtaining Cartridges ==

Cartridges can be obtained in a variety of ways in the middle of a game:
* At a [[Crate Station]]
* As a reward from a [[Slot Machine Station]]
* At a [[Cartridge Overwriter Station]]
* At a [[Cartridge Vault Station]]
* At a [[Biome Junction Station]]
* As drops from the [[Cartridge Toaster Wagon]]

== The Cartridge Hub ==

Cartridge Hub is a building in the lobby where players can purchase and equip their starter cartridges before a run starts.
Cartridges can be unlocked by obtaining the cartridge at least once during a session.

Players can have up to 3 starter cartridges by purchasing the additional slots using {{Hexnuts|}}

Note that you cannot change your starter cartridge once the game begins.

=== Cartridge Slot Unlocks ===

{| class="article-table"
!Cartridge Slot
!Cost
|-
| class="td-hl"|1
|{{Hexnuts|25}}
|-
| class="td-hl"|2
|{{Hexnuts|50}}
|-
| class="td-hl"|3
|{{Hexnuts|150}}
|}

== Cartridges ==

=== Empty Cartridge ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|CrossAlpha||0}}
{{Quote|Does nothing. Gets replaced first at a cartridge overwrite station.}}

Cannot be unlocked as a starter cartridge
=== Turbo-Axe ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|Axe||5}}
{{Quote|Improve your axe technique to chop down trees 20% faster.}}

=== Turbo-Pickaxe ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|Pickaxe||5}}
{{Quote|Improve your pickaxe technique to mine rocks 20% faster.}}

=== Heavy Balloon ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|HeavyBalloon||7}}
{{Quote|Respawning gets +20% faster!}}

=== Torch ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|Fire||7}}
{{Quote|Increases your light radius at night by +3m for each cartridge of this type. Also burns away spiderwebs in a small radius.}}

Stand still on top of a spider web for a few seconds to burn it (and cause a chain-reaction to neighboring webs).

=== Running ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|Quick||10}}
{{Quote|Walk faster than your friends!}}

Also affects dashing distance. If the player has more than 3 Running Cartridges, it will have no effect unless you are holding more than 3 commodities. If the player holds more than 3 commodities and does not have a running cartridge, they will be slowed for each item past the 3rd.

=== Double Dash ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Common|Zip||10}}
{{Quote|Gain an extra dash per dash!}}

You can dash and additional time back-to-back before the normal dashing cooldown. Each cartridge allows you to dash an additional time back-to-back before the dash cooldown begins.

=== Lollipop ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Lollipop||15}}
{{Quote|Increases the probability of easy maps by 15%.}}

15% of the maps will be 1 level easier. When combined with Nether, maps are either hard or easy. Cannot be obtained from the [[Slot Machine Station]].

=== Nether ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Devil|15}}
{{Quote|Increases the probability of hard maps by 15%.}}

15% of the maps will be 1 level harder. When combined with Lollipop, maps are either hard or easy. Cannot be obtained from the [[Slot Machine Station]]. This cartridge allows extreme maps to appear more often.

=== Multitool ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|MultiMine||20}}
{{Quote|Mine with the wrong tool with 50% speed (+15% for each extra cartridge).}}

Multitool allows the axe to be used to mine iron, or the pickaxe to be used to chop wood. This cartridge is versatile as it allows one player to clear a path without needing additional tools.

=== Bucket ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Bucket||20}}
{{Quote|Allows you to overfill the bucket up to the number of cartridges of this type.}}

=== Brute Force ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Fist_on_Fire||20}}
{{Quote|With great power comes accidentally hitting neighboring rocks and trees with a probability of +15%.}}

The chance of breaking neighboring rocks and trees is 100% with 5 Brute Force cartridges, with the mulittool cartridge, brute force will break neighboring stone while chopping nearby wood.

=== Stacking ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Stack||25}}
{{Quote|It can't hurt to carry just a bit more. +1 carrying capacity.}}

If the player holds more than 3 commodities and does not have a running cartridge, they will be slowed for each item past the 3rd.

=== Magnet ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Magnet||25}}
{{Quote|Use a magnet to pick up commodities around you automatically in a radius of 2m! (+2m for each extra magnet cartridge).}}

Also works for tracks.

=== Extra Life ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Uncommon|Heart||25}}
{{Quote|Lets you cheat death once for each cartidge of this type.}}

Applies to your character. Resets at the start of every level or when you die.

=== Dash Demolition ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Rare|DashOnFire||30}}
{{Quote|Deal damage with 80% probability while dashing and carrying nothing (+60% for each extra cartridge).}}

=== Lucky Punch ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Rare|Die||30}}
{{Quote|3% chance to drop an additional commodity when mining resources. It also increases the chance to win at slot stations or with the slot wagon.}}

The 3% chance to drop additional resources while mining has a chance to drop iron, wood, and even tracks.

=== Money Maker ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Rare|DoubleBolt||30}}
{{Quote|Increases the probability of double bolt maps by 7%.}}

=== Sales Tag ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Rare|Sale||35}}
{{Quote|Increases the probability of sales at stations by 10%.}}

See [[Stations#Station Modifiers|Sale Modifier]] for details.
=== Throwing ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Rare|Pitch||35}}
{{Quote|Throw items via to your target! Radius 6m (+2m for each extra throwing cartridge).}}

Throwing allows players to throw anything they are holding to:

* Train wagons
* Other players

=== Saddle ===
{{Cartridge_Icon|Rare|Saddle||35}}
{{Quote|Learn how to ride on the back of animals.}}

You cannot hold items when riding an animal, and can you pickup animals, which means you cannot attach animals to the [[Milk Wagon]] or sacrifice animals to the [[Cartridge Toaster]].

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Cartridge Overwriter Station

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== Handbook description ==

At this station there are cartridge overwrite devices that let you replace a random cartridge with a specific one.

== Additional info ==

The station has 3 machines.

Using the left-most machine will replace a catridge that the player owns of the displayed type and turn it into an [[Cartridges#Cartridges|Empty cartridge]]. The machine can be used multiple times until the player no longer has any cartridge that matches the displayed cartridge.

Using the two machines on the right will replace a random cartridge on the player to the displayed cartridge. If the player has any [[Cartridges#Cartridges|Empty cartridges]], then the empty cartridges will be overwritten first, otherwise a random cartridge is replaced. These machines can be used any number of times.

All machines are free to use.

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Slot Machine Station

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== Handbook description ==

You can bet your well-earned bolts for a chance to slow down your train or to win a cartridge at a slot machine station.

== Additional info ==

There are two slot machines at this station. To activate the slot machine, all players must stand on the platform at the same time.

The cost of each roll is {{Bolts|4}} (discounted stations cost {{Bolts|3}}) and a reward is guaranteed after 4 rolls. Once a reward is given, the slot machine is deactivated.

Wining at the [[File:Cartridge_Small.png|32x32px|link=]] machine can give everyone a random cartridge or earn you an extra live. Note that the nether cartridge cannot be obtained here.

Wining at the [[File:Speed.png|32x32px|link=]] machine can slow the train down by a small amount (about the speed increase of 1 station but it can be way less than that on high speed). There is a very small probability you can get an extra life for the train. You cannot get another extra life for the train if you already have one. If you have an extra life when your train crashes, the game reloads at the previous station as if you did not die and the extra life is consumed. The number of extra lives you have is shown at the top next to the train speed. If you die with an extra life, going into the same level will give you the same map generation as the level you died on, allowing you to plan ahead.

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