Redstone Mines is a level in Minecraft Dungeons. It can be, at the very least, the third level played. Defeating Redstone Mines is required in order to advance to Fiery Forge. Despite being a somewhat easy level, especially in Default, if you don't watch the tracks, you might end up plummeting to your death.
If at all possible, put on AoE or large group of enemy benefits, for example Poison Cloud, Radiance, or Chains.
A loot enchantment may not be a bad choice either, like Prospector or Looting.
A crossbow that has moderate to high speed like Rapid Crossbow, though a somewhat high level if the power is low.
Enchantments should be either more arrows like Multishot or AoE like Fuse Shot.
Armor that boosts particularly melee damage, so Wolf Armor isn't a bad idea with others, nor Battle Robe. However, Spelunker Armor's pet bat isn't quite worth it, being able to only attack 1 target at a time, despite originating from here and fitting the theme.
An AoE like Fireworks Arrow or Harvester. However, Corrupted Beacon is far too difficult to aim for it to be worth it to most, but those with experience might be alright with it.
Try messing around with these items at camp. If you got any enchantments, those especially before setting out.
Difficulty
Like most levels, you should attempt this level at a MCD:Difficulty that is one level less than your highest-power item, though play at the recommended level at your own risk.
Description
Redstone Mines is located towards the top right hand corner of the map if you haven't unlocked levels like the Fiery Forge. Before you go, here's what you'll be facing. It'll start out light like Squid Coast. As you move on, you'll start seeing the volume turn up. You'll get swarmed by Zombies and Vindicators. For the first time, Mob Spawners show up, you'll free villagers, and you'll rescue the Blacksmith. So let's get started!
The Main Level
You'll notice that this part is very lightly sprinkled with zombies. As you progress, you run into vindicators, skeletons, creepers, spiders, etc. You should know how to deal with this from Creeper Woods. But you will see a couple of Minecarts. They'll run over you if you approach, so make sure you look both ways. Then, you will run into the Villagers. Again, this isn't the first time you've seen this. Pretty soon, you will also run into cave spiders. These are almost exactly like the spiders from Creeper woods, but when they bite you, you are additionally damaged from poison over a small period of time. Somewhere around here, you will also see the Evoker. If you haven't played Pumpkin Pastures, they summon three Vexes, wielding swords but with about the same health as a zombie. Fire arrows (if you equipped it, firework arrows) at the Evoker, but focus your melee and maybe a couple of arrows on the vexes. If the evoker extends their arms at you, roll to the side. They are sending fangs at you. These might either be a circle around them or a line straight at you. Regardless, just roll and fling arrows at him until the wall collapses or cut straight to them. Eventually, they will be defeated. After this, there will be some mob spawners. They spawn zombies every time they shake. Run toward them when all the zombies are dead, and step back when it looks like it's shaking. These shouldn't be as hard as the Evoker, but it's fine to use a couple of arrows. Also, when you see the surface, you're about 2/3 of the way. Start stockpiling arrows.
The Golem
By the time you get to a semi-long corridor, stop. There's only one of these, so it's nearly impossible to mistake it. Take this time to let artifacts cool down, your health potion recover, and change out your inventory. The best things for this are:
Any melee that deals a lot of damage. Range isn't needed terribly, but you may want speed around that of the Great Hammer or slightly quicker. An Anchor or slower is too slow to avoid the risk of getting hit.
An enchantment includes Radiance or Committed. There's only one mob.
Whatever ranged weapon and enchantments you have that deal the most damage. You will be using your bow a lot more, however.
Multiple arrow enchantments like Multishot have no use, so just ones that deal damage like Growing.
An image of the Redstone GolemEither whatever armor resists most damage or range/artifact boosters like Hunter's Armor.
Once you're ready, exit the corridor. Archie will summon the boss of Redstone Mines, Redstone Golem. During the animation, flee to the nearest corner. When the animation finishes, start firing arrows, fully charging if you have a bow or holding down if you have a crossbow. By the time that the golem gets close, run. From here, if it plunges both fists into the ground, run to it and hit it while it summons mines. When the golem looks done, use the mushroom/boots of swiftness to get out of there quick before it flings you into the lava. Stay somewhat away from the glowing orbs and the golem and you should be fine. Keep doing this until he dies. An alternate strategy, particularly if you're playing on PC, is to charge straight for it the moment you see it. It is possible to get exactly in the middle and by the time he finishes summoning, you're right in the middle of it, so it can't hit you because it can't path to you. It can only summon mines, which shouldn't hit you. But when it does die, take a sharp right before the exit while taking care not to step into the lava near the door. You'll come across the Blacksmith at the only path to the right, who upgrades your gear. After this, just keep going to the end. And like that, Redstone Mines is defeated.
Redstone Mines is a level in Minecraft Dungeons. It can be, at the very least, the third level played. Defeating Redstone Mines is required in order to advance to 
Fiery Forge. Despite being a somewhat easy level, especially in Default, if you don't watch the tracks, you might end up plummeting to your death.
Daggers, 
Gauntlets, etc.)
Poison Cloud, 
Radiance, or 
Chains.
Prospector or 
Looting.
Rapid Crossbow, though a somewhat high level if the power is low.
Wolf Armor isn't a bad idea with others, nor 
Battle Robe. However, 
Spelunker Armor's pet bat isn't quite worth it, being able to only attack 1 target at a time, despite originating from here and fitting the theme.
Boots of Swiftness or 
Death Cap Mushroom are good ideas, but if you have the mushroom, prioritize that.
Fireworks Arrow or 
Harvester. However, 
Corrupted Beacon is far too difficult to aim for it to be worth it to most, but those with experience might be alright with it.
Lightning Rod works good here. Ideas include a 
Torment Quiver or 
Soul Healer.
Zombies and 
Vindicators. For the first time, 
Mob Spawners show up, you'll free villagers, and you'll rescue the 
Blacksmith. So let's get started!
Creeper Woods. But you will see a couple of Minecarts. They'll run over you if you approach, so make sure you look both ways. Then, you will run into the 
Villagers. Again, this isn't the first time you've seen this. Pretty soon, you will also run into cave spiders. These are almost exactly like the spiders from Creeper woods, but when they bite you, you are additionally damaged from poison over a small period of time. Somewhere around here, you will also see the 
Evoker. If you haven't played 
Pumpkin Pastures, they summon three 
Vexes, wielding swords but with about the same health as a zombie. Fire arrows (if you equipped it, firework arrows) at the Evoker, but focus your melee and maybe a couple of arrows on the vexes. If the evoker extends their arms at you, roll to the side. They are sending fangs at you. These might either be a circle around them or a line straight at you. Regardless, just roll and fling arrows at him until the wall collapses or cut straight to them. Eventually, they will be defeated. After this, there will be some mob spawners. They spawn zombies every time they shake. Run toward them when all the zombies are dead, and step back when it looks like it's shaking. These shouldn't be as hard as the Evoker, but it's fine to use a couple of arrows. Also, when you see the surface, you're about 2/3 of the way. Start stockpiling arrows.
Great Hammer or slightly quicker. An 
Anchor or slower is too slow to avoid the risk of getting hit.
Hunter's Armor.
Archie will summon the boss of Redstone Mines, 
Redstone Golem. During the animation, flee to the nearest corner. When the animation finishes, start firing arrows, fully charging if you have a bow or holding down if you have a crossbow. By the time that the golem gets close, run. From here, if it plunges both fists into the ground, run to it and hit it while it summons mines. When the golem looks done, use the mushroom/boots of swiftness to get out of there quick before it flings you into the lava. Stay somewhat away from the glowing orbs and the golem and you should be fine. Keep doing this until he dies. An alternate strategy, particularly if you're playing on PC, is to charge straight for it the moment you see it. It is possible to get exactly in the middle and by the time he finishes summoning, you're right in the middle of it, so it can't hit you because it can't path to you. It can only summon mines, which shouldn't hit you. But when it does die, take a sharp right before the exit while taking care not to step into the lava near the door. You'll come across the 
