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Randomness frozen into a shareable code so everyone can suffer the same dungeon.
A seeded run uses a specific generation seed so the same layout, rewards, or events can be replayed. It turns procedural content from private chaos into a competitive or analytical object.
Example
Spelunky, The Binding of Isaac, Slay the Spire, and many traditional roguelikes let players share seeds to compare routing, build choices, and problem solving.
Why it matters
Seeded runs matter because they make random games discussable. Players can prove skill differences on the same material instead of blaming the generator.
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