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# Dungeons

Challenge powerful bosses and earn exclusive rewards!

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## 🚪 How to Enter

Access the **Dungeon Interface** by clicking the button in the **Client Menu**.

* **Daily Entries:** You receive **2 Free Entries** every server save.
* **Team Size:** Can be done solo or in a team up to 4 players.

## 🎁 Rewards

Dungeons are a source for:

* **Crystal Coins** and valuable loot.
* **Exclusive Items** dropped by Dungeon Bosses.

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## Daily Boss Rewards System

The bonus rewards for daily bosses (which are likely the extra coins or tokens) are dynamically given based on the number of players inside the boss room and the chosen difficulty level (skull).

### Base Rewards (By Player Count)

* **1 Player (Solo):** 0 bonus coins
* **2 Players (Duo):** 1 bonus coin
* **3 Players (Trio):** 2 bonus coins
* **4 Players (Full Group):** 3 bonus coins

### Difficulty Bonus

If the selected difficulty level is **3 or higher** (Yellow Skull, Red Skull, or Black Skull), an additional **+1 bonus coin** is granted to everyone in the party.

*Note: These bonus coins are delivered directly into every player's backpack immediately after the boss dies, right before they are teleported to the reward chest room.*

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## Dungeon Difficulty Scaling

Dungeons feature a scaling system based on the difficulty chosen by the player (Normal, Hard, Expert, Master, Torment, Hell). The difficulty changes various aspects of the dungeon, from monster strength to the quality of the rewards.

Here are the exact multipliers that change according to the chosen difficulty:

| Difficulty | Name    | Monster HP | Monster Damage | XP Bonus | Gold Bonus | Loot Chance | Item Power |
| ---------- | ------- | ---------- | -------------- | -------- | ---------- | ----------- | ---------- |
| 1          | Normal  | 1.0x       | 1.0x           | 1.0x     | 1.0x       | 1.0x        | 1.0x       |
| 2          | Hard    | 2.0x       | 1.3x           | 1.75x    | 1.75x      | 1.0x        | 1.10x      |
| 3          | Expert  | 3.2x       | 1.9x           | 2.0x     | 2.0x       | 1.15x       | 1.15x      |
| 4          | Master  | 5.0x       | 2.8x           | 3.0x     | 3.0x       | 1.30x       | 1.20x      |
| 5          | Torment | 8.0x       | 4.0x           | 4.0x     | 4.0x       | 1.45x       | 1.30x      |
| 6          | Hell    | 13.0x      | 6.0x           | 5.0x     | 5.0x       | 1.60x       | 1.40x      |

### Reward Specifics

When completing a dungeon, extra bonus items are rolled. The difficulty affects these reward items in the following ways:

1. **Loot Chance**: Higher difficulties improve the base chance to receive bonus reward items.
2. **Item Power**: Higher difficulties increase the item power of the rewards.
3. **Item Rarity**: The chance for an item to roll higher rarity levels (up to tier 4) drastically improves with higher difficulties.


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