Dungeons

A dungeon is a set of floors that you enter as your own copy. Its creatures do not come back when killed: everything you clear stays cleared until your next reset, and the dungeon pays a reward the moment its last creature falls.

The reward chests open into potions: (I) is 20 Healing Potion and 20 Mana Potion, (II) is 20 of each at strength (II), and (III) 20 of each at (III). Use a chest from your bag to open it, when you have room for what is inside.

• No dungeon has a party size limit: bring as many as you like.
• Wooma Temple's lobby stays public, with its shops; the dungeon starts at Lv 1, and Lv 1's stair back up leads out to the lobby.
• Ginko to Bichon Pass keeps its far door to Ginko Valley, and Serpent Valley Mines its second way out to the north. Walking out of either leaves the dungeon.

Every dungeon has an Instance stone beside its door. Click it and the box under its words lists the ways in: your own copy, your party leader's and your guild's.

The three ways in

A copy you went into alone becomes your party's the moment you form a party and lead it.

What you kill in your copy stays dead, through logging out and coming back, until your copy resets. Then the whole dungeon is full again.

• Midnight is the server's, the same midnight the daily quests turn over on.
• Only the creatures a floor starts with count. Anything a boss summons, or that appears when another dies, is part of the fight and is not counted or remembered.
• If you are inside when your copy resets, you are told, given 2 minutes, and moved outside the dungeon. Standing in a cleared room across midnight gets you nothing: the creatures never come back into a copy that is in use.

Premium

Premium belongs to your account: every character on it has it until it runs out, playing or not. A Premium Token (30 Days) from the game store adds 30 days, on top of any left. Besides daily dungeon resets it gives:

A guild buys its own Premium with Guild Premium items its members give it, on the guild window's Perks tab (see Guilds). In the guild's own dungeon copy it adds +20% gold, +10% drop rate and +1% experience for every member of the guild a kill pays.

A dungeon's floors are joined by their stairs and doors as usual, and every stair keeps you in the same copy.

The last few, on the map

When a floor has 10 or fewer of its creatures left, everybody on that floor sees where each one is on the minimap (V) and the big map (B), at any distance, as an orange marker with a black rim. Point at a marker to see what it is. The markers follow the creatures, once a second, and hidden ones are shown too.

Inside a dungeon, every floor and how many creatures are left on it are written at the top left of the screen, under the quest tracker. It goes away when you leave.

Where you put it and which side it hangs from are remembered for each character.

The kill that leaves nothing alive on any floor clears the dungeon, and its reward is paid on the spot: Dungeon cleared! Your reward has been paid.

• "There" means on any floor of the copy at the moment of the last kill, alive or dead.
• You can have a dungeon's reward once per reset, whoever's copy paid it. Carried through your leader's copy, you have had yours for the week: clearing your own afterwards pays only what the creatures drop, and says so.
• A guild clear does not use up anybody's own reward.
• The experience is earned like a quest's, so your own experience bonuses count.
• If your bag is full, the reward items are put on the ground beside you, kept for you.

A guild can open a dungeon for the week, as a copy every member shares. What drops there belongs to the guild. The guild window's Dungeons tab (G) lists the runs going.

1. A member whose rank may open dungeons goes to the dungeon's Instance stone and presses Start on the Guild instance row. The run opens and they are taken in.
2. Every other member at that stone sees the row change to Enter. Until then it says Your guild has not started this dungeon.
3. On the Dungeons tab, the same rank can name a hunt leader and a loot leader.
4. The run stays open until the guild's reset, Thursday midnight (every midnight with guild Premium). It cannot be closed early.

With no run going the tab says so; a run is always started at its stone.

In a guild's copy nothing drops on the floor. Every item the creatures drop goes into the run's loot bag, whoever struck the blow, and the loot leader hands it out. Open it with the Loot button under the minimap while you are inside, or from the Dungeons tab anywhere.

The rules

• Everybody in the guild may look. Nobody can put anything in.
• An item can go only to a member who has been in the run this week, is still in the guild, is online and has room. If they have no room, the item stays in the bag and you are told.
• Gold from kills in a guild copy goes to the guild purse, not the killer. If the purse is full, the killer keeps it.
• Quest items still go to whoever's quest needs them, and experience is shared as anywhere else.
• The bag holds 500 things. Anything past that is posted to the guild's mailbox at once.
• At the guild's reset the run closes and everything left in the bag is posted to the guild's mailbox, five items to a letter.
• Every item handed out is written in the guild's journal: what, to whom and by whom.

Mines under the open world and under islands are ordinary maps, not dungeons: everybody shares them and their creatures come back.

• Mines. Each kind of mine has its own ores in the walls for a pickaxe to dig; see Upgrading, crafting, mining.
• Island mines. Now and then an island has a cave in its hills whose mouth leads down one to ten floors of mine, named after the island (Gull Mine, Gull Mine Lv 2 and so on), with the creatures of the Deserted Mine; see Islands.