Dungeons

The Portal Hall, beside the Temple, holds a portal for each dungeon. Each dungeon has 10 rooms in an S shape: rooms full of creatures (65 in all), a Mimic that looks like a chest, a mini-boss and the final chest. You get 3 entries a day in each one; falling inside does not spend the entry. Go alone or with your party (up to 4): the party enters together. Loot is always personal.

The final chest

• Gold, always: more the more of the dungeon you cleared.
• Food or potions: 60%.
• Crafting materials of the dungeon's set: a gem, and with luck its core too. The more you cleared, the better the odds. The chest tells you how much you cleared.
• A dye: 15%.

Dungeons drop no crafted gear. Creatures inside sometimes drop a gem; the Mimic a gem or a core. The dungeon lord always drops the core (for legendary crafting), sometimes a gem, and has a tiny chance of a Mythic piece. No level is needed to enter: the level shown is the one it is meant for.

Demon Halls grows with your party: it takes the level of the highest member online (30 to 50). Creatures get tougher and give more XP, and high levels give the chest a chance of an extra gem.

The Frozen Halls open on the Ice Island, in the west of the Glacier Fields: Hrimgar, the Frost King, waits at the end with his ice axe.

The Throne of the Mirror does not open in the Portal Hall: its portal is the great mirror of the Mirror Hall, in the Inverted City. At the end waits The Reflection, which becomes the first player it sees: a knight charges, a sorcerer burns the ground around it, a ranger shoots five arrows at once and a druid roots you and mends itself.