> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pixudi.com/pixudi-manual/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pixudi.com/pixudi-manual/events/searching-for-the-dragon-stone-2023/spaces.md). # Spaces In this section, you can get a description of the in-game spaces that the player walks through. Types and description of spaces will be updated periodically depending on different events and types of games.

Image	Type	Description
	Game start space	From this space the game begins
	Сurse space	On this space, 3 coins are taken from the player.
	Blessing space	On this space the player receives N number of coins.
	Earthquake space	The space where the evil wizard and the dragon stone are swapped.
	Treasure Seeker's Space	On this space, the player finds a random treasure and receives a random choice of game coins or a bonus item.
	Magic Artifact Space	On this space, the player receives a random item.
	Evil Wizard's Space	On this space there is a battle with an evil wizard
	Battle space	On this space there is a duel between the players
	Magic slot machine space	On this space the player pulls the handle of the slot machine and determines who and to whom will give the game crystals / stone
	The space of the transition to the other side	On this space the player is invited (if he, of course, has crystals to pay) to go to the other side or go further.
	Robin Good space	Here you can either take 5-20 crystals from someone, or steal a stone for 50 crystals.
	Troll's space	The troll can cause a lot of trouble, such as taking the entrance fee, taking half the coins, taking all the coins from everyone and distributing them equally. The worst thing is that you can lose the dragon stone.
	Shop	Here you can buy game items for crystals.

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