Pharaoh's Tomb

The Pharaoh's Tomb is a structure that spawns amidst the sands of the desert biome when the Dynamo module is installed.

The Pharaoh's Tomb is an ancient burial site, imbued with a magical evil spell that resurrects the dead entombed there if anyone dares to enter in an attempt to steal the sacred treasures contained in the many coffers within.

Layout
The organization of the Pharaoh's Tomb is quite complicated, and much of it lies underground. On the surface there is a mid-sized sandstone tower surrounded by a cluster of smaller sandstone buildings, along with a well. One may enter the sandstone buildings in order to get into the complex by means of side stairs, or one may attempt to survive the jump into the central pit beneath the tower, or even drop into the well.

Then, below the surface, there are some tunnel complexes leading around in a maze-like fashion, which eventually head back into the central pit beneath the tower. The central pit contains a tree-like structure at the center, partially constructed of gold blocks. There are also a few other very particular chambers, namely a spiral stairwell that funnels downwards, a room with a snake statue partially made of gold, a room with a scorpion statue also containing a few gold blocks, a chamber filled with some water found at the bottom of the well shaft, and a secret treasure room containing what appears to be the Pharaoh's sarcophagus. All of these are interconnected via the web of sandstone tunnels, making it rather difficult to find one's way.

Finally, at the bottom of the facility, (if you can even figure out how to get down), there is a large chamber which hosts the boss of the complex, the undead Pharaoh himself. This chamber takes up the entirety of the last two floors of the complex, being comprised of both a solid bottom floor and a raised walkway above that.

Mobs
Tomb Pest silverfish can be found throughout the entire facility in large numbers. The buildings and tower on the surface are sparsely defended by Ancient Occupant skeletons wielding wooden hoes. As one travels deeper into the complex, however, the quantity and difficulty of the mobs increases steadily, with the lower levels sporting Pharaoh's Blazes, Seeker Archers, and Haunting Apparitions. Finally, at the bottom level in the boss room, there are specialized Pharaoh Guards to support the undead Pharaoh boss. The Pharaoh boss is accompanied by his Pharaoh's Pet killer rabbit, which is dangerous unto itself.

There are a ton of spawners on this structure. At the top, the cluster of smaller buildings each have one spawner for Ancient Occupants or Tomb Pests. Within the complex, there are spawners for Tomb Pests, Seeker Archers, Pharaoh's Blazes, and Haunting Apparitions littered throughout. There are also trap spawners for splash potions of harming, and splash potions of blindness. The chamber at the base of the well shaft has spawners for Pharaoh's Guardians. In the final chamber there are spawners for Pharaoh Guards.

Boss
The structure contains one boss - the Pharaoh. It holds an amulet on its left hand and an enchanted diamond sword on its right, and is completely covered in golden armour.

Loot
This sizable complex contains loads of single and double chests, with supplies ranging from decent to excellent. The loot is populated normally by Dynamo with the addition of the regular Minecraft Dungeon and Desert Temple loot tables. There is also a sizable quantity of custom loot to be found, such as Sandiron equipment and tools, Cactus equipment, Potions of Risk, and even Ancient Cookies.

When killed, the Pharaoh boss drops a Pendant of the Pharaoh, a trophy, and as well as some randomized End City Loot items.

The Pendant, when equipped in the player's offhand slot or main-hand slot, increases the player's maximum health by 2 hearts. This is similar to the Heart Canisters module and when both canisters and pendant are equipped, the effects are additive.



Spawning
This structure was designed to spawn in desert sand, on relatively flat ground.

The discovery of a Desert biome definitely does not guarantee the presence of a Pharaoh's Tomb, as they are rare even when considering only deserts.