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Mines' End lies at the bottom of the Gnomish Mines. It will be either the 8th or 9th level of that branch, and will therefore occur somewhere between Dlvl10 and Dlvl13. There are three versions of Mines' End, each of which is guaranteed to contain a luckstone. Credit for all maps in this article goes to the Nethack Gazetteer's Mines' End page, at Map from the Nethack Gazetteer, found at

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rdfs:label	Mines' End
rdfs:comment	Mines' End lies at the bottom of the Gnomish Mines. It will be either the 8th or 9th level of that branch, and will therefore occur somewhere between Dlvl10 and Dlvl13. There are three versions of Mines' End, each of which is guaranteed to contain a luckstone. Credit for all maps in this article goes to the Nethack Gazetteer's Mines' End page, at Map from the Nethack Gazetteer, found at
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abstract	Mines' End lies at the bottom of the Gnomish Mines. It will be either the 8th or 9th level of that branch, and will therefore occur somewhere between Dlvl10 and Dlvl13. There are three versions of Mines' End, each of which is guaranteed to contain a luckstone. Credit for all maps in this article goes to the Nethack Gazetteer's Mines' End page, at Map from the Nethack Gazetteer, found at Notable fact is that Mines' End, being the lowest level of the Gnomish Mines has undiggable floor. Therefore, zapping a wand of digging downwards - one of several ways of escaping looming death - will have not quite the desired effect.

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