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The chapter 1 regions · Chapter 1 instances · Abyss Tower · Ancestral Dungeon · Bossnia · Chosen Hunt and Creature of the Day · Bestiary and amulets · Boss party mechanics

The chapter 1 regions

level 50–80
key M

Three new regions, from 50 to 80, each with monsters, minibosses and a two-stage boss. To enter, you need the level and to have defeated the previous region's boss.

The first kill of the right boss opens the region for you, with a notice. Access is per character.
Each region drops the set for its range (Ember, Jade or Abyssal) for the five classes and the Archer.
Each region has a hidden secret boss, with its own art.
Beneath each region lies a party instance (see Instances).

The exit to the Scorched Lands is at the western end of the Vandória fair road.

Chapter 1 instances

level 55+

Party dungeons with four difficulties, opened by Teodoro at the Vandória fountain. There are three, one per region, and each one has 4 rooms and a boss at the end.

Enter solo, with your party (companions within 6 tiles of Teodoro enter together) or through Find a party.
There are 2 entries per day for each instance, across all difficulties. They reset at midnight (Brasília time) and are used up on entry.
Each difficulty unlocks after you clear the previous one (per character). Each one requires its own visible level.
The copy holds up to 5 people and lasts 30 minutes. Three rooms have packs and a guardian (in the third, a miniboss) and the fourth is the boss's room, alone. The next door opens when the guardians fall.
Monster health grows with how many players are in the room (+70% per extra player), so solo is the lightest.
Anyone who dies respawns in the entrance hall, without losing experience or gold.
Once the boss is defeated, each player gets a chest: the gold from 25 kills of that level and a piece of equipment from the range, straight into the inventory. The next difficulty unlocks, the realm hears about it and the exit opens for 3 minutes.
Find a party: a queue per instance and difficulty. The party forms with 3 in the queue, or with 2 after 2 minutes of waiting. You have 30 seconds to accept; anyone who declines leaves the queue.
The card chance rises with difficulty: ×1, ×1.5, ×2 and ×3.

Teodoro also opens the Ancestral Dungeon and the Abyss Tower, in tabs.

Abyss Tower

level 50+

A tower with no top: floor N has monsters of level 50 + N, and every 10 floors there is a boss of the realm. It is the content that keeps pace with the uncapped level.

Enter through Teodoro, in the Abyss Tower tab, solo or with the party near you (up to 5). You start on the floor after your last milestone of the week.
Floors come in blocks of 5, in a single arena. When the last monster falls, the next floor spawns 4 seconds later. The 5th floor is the milestone.
Once the milestone is cleared, two portals open: the northern one takes the party to the next block and the eastern one leads out to Vandória.
Regular floor: 6 commons and 1 strong. Boss floor: a boss of the realm with 2 strong ones. Each player beyond the first adds one strong monster, and health and experience grow with how many are in the arena.
A block lasts 30 minutes; once the milestone is cleared, 3 minutes remain. Anyone who falls or leaves returns to the block through the same button while it lasts.
Death costs nothing: whoever falls respawns on the landing.
The first time at each milestone of the week gives a chest: gold for the floor's level and 3 Refining Ores. Boss milestones also give 1 Star Ore and a 0.5% chance at the floor boss's card.
Progress resets on Monday at 0:00 (Brasília). During the week you can climb as many times as you like, continuing from your last milestone.
Everyone faces the same monsters during the week, so the ranking is fair.
The ranking (highest floor, then shortest time) gives the top 3 a title for the following week. In chat, /rank torre shows the list.

Monsters give experience for their own level: the higher the floor, the more it pays.

Ancestral Dungeon

level All

An hourly event: on the hour, the entrance opens for 15 minutes. Teodoro, in the Vandória plaza, takes you to a five-room castle shared with everyone who enters during the same opening. At the end, the Ancestral Scourge awaits.

There is no minimum or maximum level. Each monster fights at the power of whoever faces it, and everyone's power moves toward the average of those in the castle, so a strong player and a weak one can play together. Equipment and purchased HP count for little in damage dealt and taken.
Only those who talk to Teodoro enter: the party does not go along. Inside, form a party by right-clicking another player. Up to 20 fit per castle; when it is full, another one opens.
The castle stays up until the next hour (45 minutes after the entrance closes). The castle warns at 10, 5 and 1 minute before the end.
Five rooms linked only by portals: the Ramparts, the Guard Wings, the General's Corridor, the Throne Court and the Hall of the Scourge. Each portal opens when all the room's guardians fall.
Packs move together: when one sees someone, the whole pack comes. More people in the room give the monsters more health and more experience.
Ground warnings hurt anyone, and the panel below the minimap shows the time, the room, how many are in it and the guardians left.
Anyone who dies respawns in the entrance hall, losing nothing, and returns through the portals of the opened rooms.
Only the castle's bosses drop equipment: guardians, captains and champions 15% of the time and the general 25%. Soldiers and elites leave only the loot bag.
Once the Scourge is defeated, everyone in the castle gets the chest: experience, the gold from 25 kills and a piece of equipment of uncommon or better (uncommon 60, rare 30, epic 8, legendary 2), straight into the inventory. The golden exit opens for 3 minutes.

The Scourge strips equipment pieces every 25 seconds: bring Full Chemical Protection.

Bossnia

level High level

A huge open field, 512 by 512, full of level 70 to 90 bosses that walk and teleport around the map, with no loose monsters. There is no teleport for you: finding a boss means walking.

Entry: the Bossnia Traveler, in Vandória, takes a Hunter's Mirror and grants 1 hour inside (up to 3 hours combined). You can leave and come back while the hour lasts. Both Travelers sell the Mirror for gold.
The map has four regions in increasing level ranges from south to north (70–75, 75–80, 80–85, 85–90) and, at the end, the throne of the Sovereign of Bossnia.
Who lives there: the Echoes (copies of the game's bosses and minibosses, at the region's level), exclusive two-stage bosses and the Sovereign, with three stages. There are 189 bosses, each Echo in 6 places, always with its band of minions.
Bosses roam the region in packs and teleport out of combat every 3 to 6 minutes; if cornered, they cannot be hit for about 4 seconds. The teleport has a 1-second warning.
The Fly Wing and other teleports do not work there. The Vandória Scroll is the way out.
Dying costs nothing: you respawn at the entrance camp.
Bosses belong to everyone. The MVP prize, drawn from Flowers, Fruits, Scrolls, Stellars and other rare items, goes to whoever dealt the most damage and is still alive, with +50% of the boss's experience.
The Bossnia Flower belongs to whoever wounded the boss: each living player rolls their own. Parties do not split it.
The Florist, at the camp, trades Flowers for items (see the table).
In the Bestiary's boss tally, each boss Echo is worth 2 points, a miniboss Echo 1, an exclusive boss 5 and the Sovereign 20.

The 12 relic items (crown, cloak, rings, necklaces, belts...) are level 80 legendaries with unique effects, very rare drops from the exclusive bosses and the Sovereign; they can be traded, and whoever gets one announces it to the realm.

Chosen Hunt and Creature of the Day

level 50+
key H

From visible level 50 on, you have 3 hunt slots. In each one, you choose a monster from a list of 9 and get a bonus against it for 2 hours of combat. Every day there is also a featured monster and a featured boss.

Each slot shows 9 monsters drawn from those that spawn on hunting maps, from 10 levels below to 10 above your visible level. None repeats across slots.
When you choose the monster, the slot rolls a bonus against it alone. The Hunt mark appears in the target box.
The 2 hours count only in combat (time passes when a hit was dealt or taken in the last 10 seconds). When it runs out, the slot returns to the list.
A new list is free every 20 hours. Before that, it costs 80 gold per visible level.
Rolling another bonus for the same prey costs 200 gold per visible level; the time stays the same.
Creature of the day: every day at midnight (Brasília), a monster is picked with +50% experience and drop, and a boss with +50% drop and double the card chance. It applies to everyone.
Party bonus by class: each different class among nearby companions adds +10% experience beyond the first.

Choose the monster you are going to hunt anyway: the drop bonus also multiplies the card chance.

Bestiary and amulets

level 1+
key X

Each creature has 3 kill marks that unlock its entry. The gold mark gives amulet points, and the 10 amulets work against the species you place them on. The boss tally increases boss drops.

Each kill counts for whoever gets its experience: whoever brought it down and the party members on screen.
The gold mark (1,000 kills) gives 5 + level ÷ 5 points (rounded down): 11 for a level 30 species and 21 for a level 80 one.
Each amulet is bought once with points and placed on a species with the gold mark. Each species takes only one amulet.
Placing it is free the first time; changing the species costs 150 gold per level of the new species. You cannot remove it without changing.
Buying all 10 amulets costs 420 points, a long-term goal.
Bosses count kills but do not take amulets. The boss tally adds up points that become levels, which increase drops from bosses and minibosses.
The window (X) has three tabs: Creatures, Amulets and Bosses. A species you have never seen appears as a shadow.

Boss tally: level 1 (10 points) +10% drop, 2 (50) +20%, 3 (150) +30%, 4 (400) +40%, 5 (1,000) +50%.

Boss party mechanics

level Bosses

Bosses and minibosses have mechanics that require the party to work together, beyond the ground warnings. The boss bar tells you what to do at each moment.

A shield to break before the cast finishes: once broken, the boss is dazed and takes more damage.
Towers to occupy, shared hits (stack on the marked player), spikes (stop attacking) and fixation (the marked player runs).
Charges that leave the boss dazed if they miss, and helpers that protect it.
Near the end, the boss gets desperate and casts faster.
Some skills have ground warnings: you can dodge them. Others, like gear stripping, do not.

Bosses call for a well-prepared party of four and about 5 minutes of fighting.

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