Hey, I'm Dampé the gravedigger. From those Zelda games, remember?
Whatever. When I'm not digging graves, I love challenging people to build dungeons. So check out these chambers and build some dungeons! You can put them together however you want, but if you wanna "solve the puzzle" you gotta follow the guidelines. A dungeon needs:
- Just one entrance (the first row of chambers).
- Just one boss monster (the second row of chambers).
- To be self-contained (so it needs matching keys for all its doors, plus whatever item will take down its boss monster).
- No loose ends (so every exit better be connected to another exit—except the entrance).
No, you can't rotate the chambers—And you can't put a locked door on top of another locked door. Locked doors work... exactly the way you expect, probably.
Oh, I should probably tell you what items will take down what boss monsters, huh?
- The Craniumoth
can only be defeated with the Flaming Stick. 
- Ricky Two-Eyes
is vulnerable to the Double Eyepatch. 
- The Ydra
is weak against the Confusion Chime. 
- The Phytocrone
fears only the Herbicidicite. 
- The Tentamancer
will be felled by the Sword of Chopping. 
- Sir Muculus
is fated to be thwarted by a hero wearing the Lavender Tunic. 
You can download the picture below and mess around with it in an image editor, or you can download this ZIP file where each chamber is its own PNG file. Or you can do it with pencil and paper. You can do whatever you want!
One other thing—not part of the puzzle: These chambers and monsters and stuff are adapted from sprites from the Zelda games Link's Awakening DX, Oracle of Ages, and Oracle of Seasons, but the guys who ripped 'em from the game, Bruce Juice and Mister Mike, say I gotta give THEM credit if I use their sprite sheets. Well, how about some credit for the folks who actually made the sprites and the games in the first place?! I don't know their names, though. But, still: Credit all around. Credit to everyone.
Answer Checker:
Hints: It's possible for rooms to be switched around in certain dungeons, but I'm pretty sure if you follow the rules, you'll end up with six different dungeons that use all 33 chambers. The important feature of each dungeon is the path you take to defeat it. Focus on the room connections.