Under every innocent-looking dungeon entrance sits a boss who believes it is going to keep its treasure. It is mistaken, and this page explains how to prove it.

Dungeons are instanced combat zones entered through Dungeon Entrance tiles on the world map, marked D. Each dungeon has a recommended level range.

Entering & Navigating

Stand on a Dungeon Entrance tile — a purple Enter Dungeon button appears below the map. Inside, you navigate the dungeon viewport with the 8-direction Compass — a 3×3 D-pad of cardinal and diagonal arrows centred on a compass-rose glyph. Each move steps your character one tile in that direction.

The viewport itself is a 9×9 window onto the dungeon, fog-faded at the edges. Your character pulses softly in the centre. Enemies, bosses, treasure boxes, and the exit all use distinct themed icons (see the legend strip under the map). Raids use the same controls but with a violet-themed compass to match the raid aesthetic.

Dungeon Enemies

Dungeon enemies scale to the level range of the host area — the same range shown on the dungeon entrance's tile panel and on the Normal row of the difficulty selector. Harder difficulties do not raise those levels — every mode fields enemies from the dungeon's own band. What changes is how hard they hit and how much punishment they take (see the difficulty table below). A Lv 200–240 dungeon fields Lv 200–240 enemies on Normal and on Ultimate; the Ultimate ones simply hit about eleven times as hard. Because the level no longer signals the danger, the difficulty picker tells you outright how a run will go for your character — Comfortable, Fair fight, Risky, Dangerous or Deadly, with roughly how many hits you would survive.

Delver’s Edge

Clearing a floor is not a detour. Every lesser enemy you put down in a dungeon adds one stack of Delver’s Edge, and they accumulate to a maximum of 10.

• +1% damage per stack, up to +10%. It applies from the moment you earn it, and it is still working during the boss fight.
• +3% EXP and gold from the boss per stack, up to +30%. Floor kills bank that bonus; only the boss pays it out, and killing it spends the whole bank.
• Stacks fade 10 minutes after your last kill, so keep moving.
• The bank is yours and belongs to one run: a partymate’s kills do not feed your Edge, and leaving or re-entering the dungeon starts you at zero.

The combat log names the count after every kill, so you can always see where the bank stands.

Dungeon Bosses

Each dungeon contains a Boss — a powerful enemy that must be defeated to complete the dungeon run. Bosses have significantly higher stats than regular dungeon enemies and can drop:

• Weapons — Standard or Legendary quality (a 60% boss-item roll and a separate, independent 25% Legendary roll — both can pay out on one kill; a few dungeons pay armour rather than a weapon).
• Boss Materials — Crafting reagents used in high-tier recipes (65% drop chance, 1–2 per kill). The material tier scales with dungeon difficulty — see the table below.

Difficulty Modes

Every dungeon entrance offers four difficulty tiers. Harder difficulties must be unlocked in order by clearing each previous tier's boss first. Your progress is tracked per-dungeon — clearing a dungeon on Hard here does not unlock Very Hard elsewhere.

Difficulty	Difficulty Effect	Requirement	Boss Material Drop
Normal	Baseline	Always available	Dungeon Core (low-level dungeons) Ancient Shard (mid-level) Void Relic (high-level)
Hard ▲	×2.6 damage · ×1.3 health	Clear Normal boss	Ancient Shard (upgraded from Core) Void Relic (high-level)
Very Hard ▲▲	×5.5 damage · ×1.75 health	Clear Hard boss	Ancient Shard minimum Void Relic (high-level)
Ultimate ★	×11 damage · ×2.4 health	Clear Very Hard boss	Void Crystal — exclusive to Ultimate difficulty

Ultimate dungeons may also feature completely different rare enemies and a unique boss not found on lower difficulties, depending on the dungeon's configuration.

Dungeon Directory

All 87 dungeons currently open in the realm, freshest data straight from the world itself, ordered by level. Entrances are marked D on the map; 🔑 marks a key-gated Rare Dungeon (see below).

The Overworld

Dungeon	Levels	Party	Entrance
Ashfield Crypt	1 – 26	—	(66, 84)
Bandit's Hollow	1 – 26	2+	(64, 85)
Gale Ruins	1 – 26	—	(71, 83)
Tideforge Caverns	1 – 26	2+	(78, 80)
Tide Vault	27 – 52	—	(76, 80)
Cave of Embers	33 – 58	—	(14, 84)
Glimmer Caves	40 – 65	—	(63, 80)
Warband Crossing	48 – 73	2+	(63, 81)
Iron Fortress	70 – 95	—	(79, 84)
The Ember Sanctum 🔑	73 – 98	—	(70, 95)
The Drowned Vault 🔑	83 – 108	—	(74, 93)
Drowned Marsh	93 – 118	—	(72, 94)
The Chaos Rift 🔑	108 – 133	—	(69, 89)
The Crystal Spire 🔑	127 – 152	—	(71, 88)
Inner Raygos	132 – 158	—	(70, 88)
Ember Reliquary	148 – 178	2+	(39, 67)
Shadow Sanctum	148 – 178	—	(39, 65)
Thunder Barrow	148 – 178	—	(28, 63)
The Void Sanctum 🔑	159 – 191	—	(40, 65)
Charred Hollows	164 – 197	—	(30, 80)
Crystal Hollows	180 – 216	3+	(29, 50)
Sunfire Temple	193 – 232	—	(39, 66)
Primal Caverns	195 – 230	—	(45, 57)
Dread Hollow	225 – 265	—	(33, 64)
Sunless Reliquary	248 – 298	2+	(14, 71)
Duskfen Reach	270 – 320	—	(19, 75)
Char Pits	321 – 385	—	(15, 77)
Stormhold Bastion	359 – 431	3+	(17, 76)
Stormcrag Spire	360 – 430	—	(98, 55)
Frostfen Hollow	385 – 450	—	(32, 74)
Forsaken Mine	400 – 450	—	(54, 37)
Crystal Cavern	415 – 460	—	(77, 32)
Tomb of Whispers	430 – 475	—	(93, 46)
Forsaken Keep	445 – 490	—	(78, 54)
Eclipse Spire	446 – 535	3+	(78, 7)
Storm Spire	460 – 505	—	(86, 64)
Frostvein Tomb	470 – 540	—	(58, 36)
Wraithstone Labyrinth	475 – 520	—	(79, 30)
Void Temple	490 – 540	—	(72, 31)
Ancient Necropolis	505 – 555	—	(93, 35)
Abyss Gate	520 – 565	—	(83, 62)
Inferno Vault	520 – 615	—	(84, 39)
Nethervault	535 – 572	—	(73, 22)
Cataclysm Hold	550 – 580	—	(64, 20)
Obsidian Reach	560 – 630	—	(66, 19)
Emberdeep Vault	600 – 720	3+	(52, 13)
Sunken Citadel	600 – 640	—	(23, 21)
Obsidian Den	620 – 670	—	(49, 28)
Ember Fortress	650 – 720	—	(54, 31)
The Eternal Dungeon	700 – 770	—	(42, 23)
Wraithspire Keep	700 – 780	—	(31, 25)
Dusk Temple	710 – 790	—	(37, 9)
Glacial Tomb	790 – 875	—	(39, 10)
Dragon's Roost	791 – 949	4+	(45, 10)
Glacial Reach	875 – 960	—	(60, 36)
Abyssal Reach	930 – 1,000	—	(63, 40)
Caldera Ascent 🔑	950 – 1,100	—	(51, 56)
Descent into the Expanse 🔑	1,227 – 1,472	—	(31, 69)
Starfall Crater	2,100 – 2,200	—	(106, 72)
The Frozen Choir	2,280 – 2,380	—	(124, 87)
The Mirror Labyrinth	2,350 – 2,450	—	(107, 19)
Furnace of Glass	2,500 – 2,600	—	(123, 11)
The Spine Gate	2,700 – 2,800	—	(107, 53)
Roof of the World	2,900 – 3,000	—	(117, 46)

The Underworld ☠

Dungeon	Levels	Party	Entrance
Ashen Hollow	1,000 – 1,200	—	(22, 22)
Lava Warrens	1,137 – 1,364	—	(40, 35)
Blighted Depths	1,182 – 1,418	—	(18, 55)
Crystal Labyrinth	1,227 – 1,472	—	(60, 40)
The Riven Sanctum	1,455 – 1,746	—	(65, 65)
Abyssal Forge	1,700 – 2,000	—	(48, 48)
The Lightless Chapel	2,750 – 2,900	—	(81, 73)

The Sky ☁

Dungeon	Levels	Party	Entrance
Cloudbreak Warren	3,000 – 3,500	—	(34, 40)
The Thundering Ascent	3,500 – 4,000	—	(34, 50)
The Drowned Sky	4,000 – 4,500	—	(34, 60)
Aetherforge	4,500 – 5,000	—	(34, 70)
Hall of Fallen Stars	5,000 – 5,500	—	(34, 80)
The Gilded Ascent	5,500 – 6,000	—	(34, 90)
The First Hollow	6,500 – 7,000	—	(90, 79)
Vault of the Starless	7,500 – 8,000	—	(104, 79)
The Entropy Spiral	8,500 – 9,000	—	(90, 91)
Gate of the Absolute	9,500 – 10,000	—	(104, 91)
The First Silence	10,500 – 11,500	—	(34, 29)
Gallery of Unmade Stars	12,000 – 13,000	—	(62, 31)
The Pale Meridian	13,500 – 14,500	—	(34, 17)
Cathedral of the End	15,000 – 16,000	—	(76, 19)
Antechamber of Forever	16,500 – 17,500	—	(34, 5)
Crucible of Never	18,000 – 19,000	—	(90, 7)

Rare Dungeons

A handful of dungeons hide behind locked gates that only open to a specific Key item — and they pay for the trouble: boosted EXP and gold on every kill inside. Keys drop from powerful enemies; when one falls into your bag, keep it.

Dungeon	Key Required	Levels	Reward Multiplier
The Ember Sanctum	Ember Core	73 – 98	×2.5
The Drowned Vault	Tidal Pearl	83 – 108	×2.5
The Chaos Rift	Chaos Fragment	108 – 133	×3
The Crystal Spire	Arcane Prism	127 – 152	×3
The Void Sanctum	Void Seal	159 – 191	×4
Caldera Ascent	Ignition Crystal	950 – 1,100	×1.25
Descent into the Expanse	Fractured Seal	1,227 – 1,472	×1.4

Obtaining Keys

Keys drop rarely from specific overworld enemies. You can hold a maximum of 5 of each key. Each key is consumed on dungeon entry — you need a fresh key for every run.

Key	Source Enemies	Drop Chance
Ember Core	Fire Drake, Fire Elemental, Ancient Dragon	3 – 5%
Tidal Pearl	Sea Serpent, Water Elemental, Corsair	2 – 4%
Chaos Fragment	Chaos Warrior, Death Knight, Dark Knight	2 – 4%
Arcane Prism	Void Stalker, Lich	3 – 4%
Void Seal	Shadow Demon, Vampire Lord, Void Stalker	2 – 4%

Leaving a Dungeon

You can exit a dungeon at any time using the Exit Dungeon option. You will return to the entrance tile on the world map.

Dungeon Modifiers

Every run rolls one modifier when the instance is created — or none, which is the most common roll. A modifier changes the monsters, the ground or the rewards for that whole run, and shows as a badge beside the dungeon’s name with its rule written underneath.

Modifier	Rule

Dungeons whose level band tops 500 also roll six deeper modifiers. A plain run drops from about two in five to under a third down there:

Modifier	Rule

Your roll sticks

The modifier you rolled is remembered per dungeon and reused if you walk out and back in — switching difficulty does not re-roll it either. It is released when you do one of three things:

• Kill the boss — the honest ending. Your next run there rolls fresh.
• Walk or teleport out without the boss — the roll is downgraded to none, and you get plain runs of that dungeon for the next 1 hour. A real modifier you keep going back to lasts up to 12 hours before it lapses on its own.
• Die — the roll is simply cleared. Death already costs you; it neither preserves a good modifier nor punishes you twice.

Old Evils — the dungeon rares

Roughly one instance in 40 replaces an ordinary spawn with a named rare — the Old Evil modifier makes it certain. Six of them stalk the dungeons by depth: Gravekeeper Ilmoth from level 1, The Hollow Choir from 300, Vessel of the First Dark from 700, The Sunken Magistrate from 1,000, Maw of the Deep Vault from 1,400 and The Unmade King from 2,500. Each carries about two and a half times the stats of its floor-mates, pays four times the EXP and gold, and shows as a gold ☠ on the map and in the legend beneath it. Every kill drops one or two Mastercraft precursors and, 12% of the time, a Schematic; ordinary dungeon bosses from level 700 carry a 3% schematic chance of their own. See Crafting → Mastercraft Assembly for what those are worth.

Treasure

Each instance also seeds treasure boxes — about one for every four rooms, never fewer than one — marked ✶ on the map. Step onto one to loot it.

Party Dungeons

A handful of dungeons across the realm are marked as Party Dungeons. They appear on the world map with a P badge instead of the standard purple D, and they require a party of at least 2–4 active members (the entrance tile tells you exactly how many) before the door will open.

Stepping onto a Party Dungeon tile shows you a live readiness check — "✓ Party ready — 2 active members" when the door is open, or "⚜ Party Dungeon — requires 2+ active members" in purple when it isn't. The Enter Dungeon button is greyed out until your party meets the requirement.

Shared Instances

Unlike regular dungeons (which are private to each player), a Party Dungeon is a shared instance. The first member through the door creates the run; every subsequent member who clicks Enter at the same tile and the same difficulty joins the same dungeon. Same grid, same enemies, same boss. Leaving the run only removes you — your partymates keep playing the room you helped clear.

Tougher By Design

Party Dungeons are tuned for cooperative play, so expect:

• ~50% more enemies per room — rooms that field 3–4 in a solo dungeon will field 5–6 in a Party Dungeon of the same size.
• +50% tougher boss stats — the boss's already-2× multiplier becomes 3×, so a duo can't push the boss over without coordination.
• Higher EXP / gold reward on the boss to match the difficulty bump.
• A built-in 1.2×–1.5× reward multiplier on top of the base reward, so a successful party run pays out distinctly better than a solo run of the same level.

Party Bonuses Inside The Dungeon

The Phase 2 +10% party EXP & gold bonus that fires on the overworld now also fires inside dungeons whenever partymates are sharing the same instance. The reward is split evenly between everyone inside (duo nets ~55% each, trio ~36.7%, quad ~27.5%), with the boss EXP scaled up further by the boss's stat multiplier.

Boss material drops are shared with the party. When the killing blow lands on the boss, every partymate currently inside the instance also receives a copy of the crafting material (Dungeon Core / Ancient Shard / Void Relic / Void Crystal) and gets their collect-quest counters ticked. A purple line in the combat log lists who received a share so you know it landed.

The Ten Party Dungeons

Name	Level Range	Min Party	Theme
Bandit's Hollow	1 – 65	2+	Outlaw stronghold, low-level entry point
Tideforge Caverns	1 – 65	2+	Salt-scoured sea caverns, secondary low-tier
Ember Reliquary	110 – 215	2+	Mid-level burning ruins
Crystal Hollows	130 – 265	3+	Echoing crystal caves, demands a trio
Eclipse Spire	400 – 580	3+	End-game challenge tower

Sundered Reaches Dungeons

Dungeon	Island	Entrance	Plays at
Starfall Crater	Starfall Tundra	(106, 72)	2,100–2,200
The Frozen Choir	Starfall Tundra	(124, 87)	2,280–2,380
The Mirror Labyrinth	Vitrified Wastes	(107, 19)	2,350–2,450
Furnace of Glass	Vitrified Wastes	(123, 11)	2,500–2,600
The Spine Gate	The Worldspine	(107, 53)	2,700–2,800
Roof of the World	The Worldspine	(117, 46)	2,900–3,000

The party roster has also grown — alongside the original five, the realm now fields Warband Crossing (2+), Sunless Reliquary (2+), Stormhold Bastion (3+), Emberdeep Vault (3+) and Dragon's Roost (4+ — the realm's first full-party door).

Signature Sets

Every dungeon boss guards its own signature 2-piece set: a boss weapon from the encounter, and an ultimate piece from clearing it fully. Each is bespoke to its dungeon and drops nowhere else. Higher-level dungeons carry stronger sets.

Dungeon	Level	Boss Weapon	Ultimate Piece
Ashfield Crypt	30	Frozen Sword (Sword)	Nightvine Lash (Whip)
Bandit's Hollow	30	Nightvine Lash (Whip)	Nightvine Lash (Whip)
Glimmer Caves	30	Geodecleaver (Great Sword)	Magma Cleaver (Great Sword)
Warband Crossing	30	Thunderglass Edge (Crystal Blade)	Ascended Greatsword (Great Sword)
Tide Vault	50	Glacial Sword (Sword)	Abyss Pike (Spear)
Cave of Embers	65	Furnace Blade (Sword)	Magma Cleaver (Great Sword)
Gale Ruins	65	Rime Sword (Sword)	Galewind Bow (Bow)
Tideforge Caverns	65	Battle Armour (Armour)	Obsidian Cleaver (Great Sword)
Iron Fortress	150	Ironbrand (Sword)	Ironward Plate (Armour)
Drowned Marsh	165	Mirefang Trident (Spear)	Drowned Trident (Spear)
The Drowned Vault	165	Drowned Trident (Spear)	Drowned Carapace (Armour)
The Ember Sanctum	165	Sanctum Emberblade (Great Axe, Fire)	Sanctum Emberplate (Armour)
Inner Raygos	190	Mythic Sword (Sword)	Ray Edge (Sword)
The Chaos Rift	190	Riftsplitter (Dagger, Dark)	Riftshadow Garb (Armour)
The Crystal Spire	190	Spireshard Focus (Staff, Light)	Spireshard Vestment (Armour)
Ember Reliquary	215	Reliquary Flame (Staff, Fire)	Reliquary Vestment (Armour)
Shadow Sanctum	215	Permafrost Blade (Sword)	Shadow Daggers (Dagger)
Sunfire Temple	215	Death Fang (Dagger)	Solar Halberd (Spear)
The Void Sanctum	215	Voidcaller Rod (Staff, Dark)	Voidcaller Shroud (Armour)
Charred Hollows	265	Cinderbrand (Hand Axe)	Char Maul (Hand Axe)
Crystal Hollows	265	Enchanted Warden Plate (Armour)	Crystal Greatsword (Great Sword)
Dread Hollow	265	Corrupted Fang (Dagger)	Dread Reaper (Great Sword)
Primal Caverns	265	Primal Fang (Dagger, Earth)	Primal Hide (Armour)
Thunder Barrow	265	Barrowthunder Maul (Club, Lightning)	Barrowthunder Aegis (Armour)
Sunless Reliquary	335	Masterwork Warden Plate (Armour)	Ascended Greatsword (Great Sword)
Duskfen Reach	355	Gloomedge (Sword)	Twilight Edge (Sword)
Char Pits	450	Charbrand (Great Axe, Fire)	Charscale Plate (Armour)
Frostfen Hollow	450	Frostfen Edge (Sword, Water)	Frostfen Plate (Armour)
Stormhold Bastion	450	Stormhold Pike (Spear, Lightning)	Stormhold Bulwark (Armour)
Stormcrag Spire	500	Skybreaker Lance (Spear)	Gale Whip (Whip)
Tomb of Whispers	500	Eternal Flame Sword (Sword)	Tomb Khopesh (Sword)
Abyss Gate	580	Gatekeeper's Maul (Club, Earth)	Gatekeeper's Aegis (Armour)
Ancient Necropolis	580	Necropolis Reaper (Great Sword, Dark)	Necropolis Shroud (Armour)
Crystal Cavern	580	Cavern Prism (Staff, Light)	Cavern Weave (Armour)
Eclipse Spire	580	Eclipse Rod (Staff, Dark)	Eclipse Vestment (Armour)
Forsaken Keep	580	Forsaken Halberd (Great Axe)	Forsaken Bulwark (Armour)
Forsaken Mine	580	Apocalypse Blade (Sword)	Forsaken Pickaxe (Hand Axe)
Storm Spire	580	Crystalline Blade (Sword)	Gale Whip (Whip)
Void Temple	580	Void Spear (Spear, Dark)	Void Carapace (Armour)
Wraithstone Labyrinth	580	Wraithstone Glaive (Spear, Dark)	Wraithstone Shroud (Armour)
Inferno Vault	615	Abyssal Crystal Sword (Crystal Blade)	Hellfire Greatsword (Great Sword)
Frostvein Tomb	650	Gravechill Khopesh (Sword)	Tomb Khopesh (Sword)
Nethervault	675	Wraith Dagger (Dagger)	Nether Reaper (Great Sword)
Cataclysm Hold	705	Lich Blade (Dagger)	World Cleaver (Great Axe)
Obsidian Reach	705	Obsidian Reaver (Great Sword)	Obsidian Edge (Sword)
Emberdeep Vault	730	Mythic Battlemage Plate (Armour)	Magma Cleaver (Great Sword)
Ember Fortress	770	Emberforge Blade (Sword, Fire)	Emberforge Plate (Armour)
Obsidian Den	770	Obsidian Edge (Sword)	Obsidian Plate (Armour)
Sunken Citadel	770	Citadel Saber (Sword, Water)	Citadel Plate (Armour)
The Eternal Dungeon	770	Doombringer Shiv (Dagger)	Eternal Greatsword (Great Sword)
Wraithspire Keep	770	Soulrend Scythe (Spear)	Wraith Scythe (Spear)
Dusk Temple	875	Duskfang (Dagger)	Duskweave Shroud (Armour)
Glacial Tomb	875	Glacial Cleaver (Great Axe, Water)	Glacial Carapace (Armour)
Dragon's Roost	905	Dragonroost Talon (Dagger, Fire)	Dragonscale Hauberk (Armour)
Glacial Reach	980	Rimebite Bow (Bow)	Glacial Bow (Bow)
Abyssal Reach	1,050	Abyssfang Maw (Hand Axe)	Abyssal Maw (Hand Axe)
Caldera Ascent	1,130	Eternal Mythic Great Sword (Great Sword)	Eternal Mythic Great Sword (Great Sword)
Descent into the Expanse	1,350	Celestial Mythic Great Sword (Great Sword)	Celestial Mythic Great Sword (Great Sword)
Starfall Crater	2,093	Wardenfall, Edge of the Star (Sword, Light)	Starfallen Aegis (Armour)
The Frozen Choir	2,286	Choirsong Staff (Staff, Water)	Choirwarden's Mantle (Armour)
The Mirror Labyrinth	2,404	Mirrorshard Fang (Dagger, Light)	Mirrorplate (Armour)
Furnace of Glass	2,575	The Glassmelter (Staff, Fire)	Glassforged Carapace (Armour)
The Spine Gate	2,744	Gatebreaker (Great Axe, Lightning)	Gatewarden's Bulwark (Armour)
Roof of the World	2,946	The Roofbeam (Great Sword, Light)	Mantle of the Roof (Armour)

Violet names are Unique-tier set pieces. Generated from live drop tables on 14 July 2026.

The Delvers’ Ledger

The Delvers’ Ledger (Character menu) answers “how far has this character delved?”. It lists every dungeon in every world — Overworld, Sky and Underworld — with its entrance coordinates, its enemies and their strengths and weaknesses, and which difficulties you have cleared. Each clear is worth points by difficulty:

Difficulty	Points per clear
Normal	1
Hard	3
Very Hard	5
Ultimate	10

Sweeping every tier of one dungeon is worth 19. The Ledger is prestige only by design — no EXP, gold or drop bonus rides on it, because the Armory already pays those lanes at their caps.