I think that if you stand on a grave while a Skeleton pops up, it should grab your ankles so others can damage you instead of spawning to the side of you.

But I do agree that they are quite large. There are also some nice little secrets in Graveyards if you check your map frequently enough.

All that said, it is a Graveyard. If any other monsters starting jumping out it'd have to be a Pet Cemetery, instead.

i love the idea of graveyards, and would simply love the idea of getting to a huge graveyard room, that not spawn anything until all the members enter the room, and them, the room closes, and a massive spawn of skellys begin. Also, to maintain the feeling, the number of monster would be constant until the final (every time a skelly falls, another spawns).

also, that's the point of temathic dungeons: have one kind of monster, at most 2. But i would like to see more than one kind of skelly at the same graveyard, like lava and armored ones, with a lot of normal ones.

and i never ever had a problem with wolvers den, in my life...i still don't understand why people complain about wolvers that much.

>"SL, why would they be an absolute godsend?"

Here's an example: for someone like me who usually goes down Amber Falcon and sees nothing but Arenas on the way, one of those thematic stages is variety. Plus, let's say you're trying to conserve your energy, sets of 3 HP Pills and Vials before you reach Firestorm Citadel. They're easy enough for you to do this, as opposed to Arenas where you're usually stuck with a party that insists on doing that third room. And then you have nothing left for the hardest string of dungeons in the game to date.

That's just my take on it. Maybe I'll change my tune when we have an Arena-filled gate that goes below Emberlight without the Citadel again, but for now that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

That aside, I'm also looking forward to what changes there are. Treasure Vault substitutes are still Treasure Vaults to me.