Editing Crystal Cave (section)

==Design & Path==
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|Current
|'''Crystal Cave''' takes place in an underground mine. Long crystals protrude from the ground and ceiling, coming in bunches. The colors vary based on the crystals location in the map. Stalactites and pillars can also be found here. Multiple crates are scattered across the map There is also a wooden house near the start of the map, with a pickaxe on its porch. The middle of the map has a magma stream with a bridge over it.

The path itself is a winding railroad track that starts at one cave and ends at another. The enemy spawn is closed to the red crystals, while the exit is close to the green crystals.
|Version 2
|The second version of '''Crystal Cave''' took place underground in a cave with colorful crystals dotted around the map, as the name suggested. Multiple cliffs with grass could be spotted across the map. There were multiple wooden houses on these cliffs, with some having wooden crates next to them. There was a pool of magma in the middle of the map, with a wooden bridge over it. The columns on the wooden bridge were burning because of the magma. Multiple stalactites could be seen on the roof of the cave.

The path began and ended at a cave entrance.
|Version 1
|'''Crystal Cave''' took place underground in a cave with colorful crystals dotted around the map, as the name suggested. Several torches were also dotted around the map. As is the nature of caves, some cave walls reached the roof of the map, while other were low enough that cliff towers could be placed on them. Near the entrance of the cave, some over-ground features could be seen outside the cave, like grass hills and trees. The cave was effectively split into two, as it had two distinct ridges with a wooden bridge spanning a large pool of magma, meaning you could not place towers near the middle of the path. A magma-fall could be seen.

The grey path began at the entrance of the cave and ended at a hole in the cave on the back of the map. The path went over the wooden bridge before it curved round a large rock.
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