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# Daily Tasks

Each day, a random pool contains **10 available tasks**.

* **Active Tasks:** You can keep up to **3 active tasks** at once.
* **Daily Limit:** You can complete up to **5 tasks** per day.

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Finishing a creature task grants access to that creature's boss. Tasks can also award exclusive rewards.
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## 👹 Dynamic Boss System

When you finish a creature task, you gain access to a powerful, rare Dynamic Boss of that creature.

These bosses have dynamic abilities, enhanced stats, and special loot.

### 🏆 Boss Tiers

Bosses can spawn as **Diabolic**, **Insane**, or **Legendary**, with each tier being significantly stronger and offering better loot than the last. They can also use special abilities like summoning minions and casting devastating area-of-effect spells.

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## 🏛️ Ancestral Tasks

Ancestral Tasks provide additional challenges.

* **Cooldown:** Cancelling or completing an Ancestral Task applies a **four-hour delay** before the same task can be started again.
* **Management:** To manage your tasks, speak with the **Task Manager** NPC, who can be found in every city.


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