A dungeon is a set of maps where defeating a mob on one map takes you to the next map of the dungeon. Entering a dungeon generally requires a key of some sort, and there is often a special prize for completing all levels. In many dungeons you can also fight unique monsters that may drop special set items.
Dungeon mobs respawn when attacked instead of after being killed. This is to prevent waiting when two or more parties go through the same dungeon at the same time. All dungeon mobs are passive unless noted otherwise.
Guilds may place a perceptor in a dungeon, though not in the final room. You can not join and defend a perceptor if you are in a dungeon. When a guild's Perceptor is attacked in a dungeon, only two guild members may join to defend it.
Challenging is impossible in a dungeon, and the map of the entrance.
Difficulty Estimation. Total level WILL vary on experience and skill, just a VERY rough guide.
The following table lists all dungeons and their main characteristics. Note that for F2P members the only dungeons available are the Incarnam Dungeon and the Field Dungeon.
Following places are often considered as dungeons, though they are not.
| Name | Geoposition | Reward | Unique Monsters | Difficulty | Final mob level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Dragon Pig's Maze | (-1,33) | - | - | 5 High Medium | |
| Dreggon Sanctuary | (-3,24) | - | Many Dreggons | 5 High Medium | |
| Minotoror Maze (Labyrinth of the Minotoror) |
(-42,-17) | - | Minotoror, Mumminotor | 6 High |
Dungeons are described as chained instances. Dungeons are reset by exiting and re-entering them; while a party remains within a dungeon, there is some degree of persistence between its zones. Though dungeons were not added before Eye of the North, there are some areas (mostly Elite Missions) in previous campaigns that behave in similar ways. Completing dungeons in Eye of the North for the first time will result in loot, reputation points and progress in the Master of the North title track. Dungeons can be redone as many times as you wish for loot and reputation points. Each dungeon in Eye of the North has a reward chest. Opening the reward chests in dungeons does not count towards the Treasure Hunter title. In every dungeon, killing 25 enemies gives a 7% Morale Boost to the entire party (5% if you have maxed your Deldrimor rank). A completed dungeon is added to your Master Dungeon Guide.
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Some weapons can only be found from the reward chests of dungeons. It seems that most of these can only be found from the reward chest of one specific dungeon. Here is a list of such weapons - research is still needed to confirm which weapons drop where.
Dungeons are usually subterranean areas (however not always) typically filled with hostile monsters, traps, and other hazards. They are often, but not always, part of a quest storyline.
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