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Dungeons are areas in which you attempt to find the boss room and defeat the monsters you encounter on the way. Every new dungeon room that you enter uses 1 Fatigue Point. If you enter with a party, EXP will be multiplied at the end and then split amongst all members.

Defeating the boss in the boss room will automatically finish the dungeon, all other enemies will count as defeated and give EXP.

With The Origin, monsters now have their HP scaled according to the number of Party members. However, this mostly applies for the new dungeons.

Dungeon Types

There are different types of dungeons in DFO:

Normal: Your normal dungeons. No entry fees and few gimmicks. Defeat the boss to clear the dungeon.

Scenario: Dungeons during Epic Quests progression. Has unique map layout and monsters depending on the current progression of the Epic Quest.

Loop of Circulation: Dungeons that randomly generates a corresponding region's lineup, following the end of a Epic Quest's progression and excludes Scenario-based map layouts.

Dungeon Difficulty Settings

Only the Normal difficulty level is initially unlocked when you gain access to a new dungeon. You must first meet certain requirements in order to unlock higher difficulty levels. Once you have unlocked a difficulty, that difficulty is unlocked for all your characters.

	Normal	Normal is the initial difficulty for all dungeons. To gain initial access to a dungeon you must reach the minimum level required, clear a prior dungeon, or accept a certain epic quest.
	Expert	Expert is the second available difficulty and can be unlocked once you clear the dungeon's Normal mode with an A rank or higher. Enemies gain a small boost in hit rate and HP while you have a small drop in hit rate. Monsters with special effects will appear more frequently.
	Master	Master is the third available difficulty and can be unlocked once you clear the dungeon's Expert mode without using Life Tokens with an S rank or higher without being attacked more than 20 times. It is only available in Antwer Canyon dungeons and beyond. Enemies have a moderate boost in hit rate and health while you have a moderate drop in hit rate. Monsters with special effects will appear more frequently than on Expert.
	King	King is the fourth available difficulty and can be unlocked once you clear the dungeon's Master mode without using Life Tokens with an SSS rank without being attacked more than 10 times. It is only available in Antwer Canyon dungeons and beyond. Enemies have a great boost in hit rate and health while you have a large drop in hit rate. Monsters with special effects will appear more frequently than on Master.
	Slayer	Slayer is the fifth available difficulty and can be unlocked once you clear the dungeon's King mode without using Life Tokens with an SSS rank without being attacked more than 5 times. It is only available in Time Gate dungeons and beyond. Enemies have a massive boost in hit rate and health while you have an even larger drop in hit rate. Monsters with special effects will appear more frequently than on King. In a Season 7 Act 02 patch, Slayer is now implemented within the Level 110 Normal Dungeons.
-	Hell	Special mode that allows you to fight powerful enemies for the chance to get Epic items. Hell Mode features a room with a pink boss icon somewhere on the map. Once you reach the icon, there will be a locked portal from Hell. Every time you hit it a monster may spawn. Once all the monsters are spawned and eliminated, hit it a few more times and then the Hell Party will spawn. See Hell Mode for more in-depth information.

Heroic Mode (Obsolete)

As of the Codename: GAEBOLG patch, Heroic Mode alongside its Local Weakness System has been removed from the Global Client.

Originally introduced within KDnF's Second Impact Update on December 17th, 2009, Hero's Road started off as a fifth difficulty that not only gave monsters a larger increase in stats and adding new champion variants, but bosses themselves are given brand-new attacks during their fights. With the Global Client release of Season 7. Heroic Mode would later make its return now as a separate entity within the Normal Level 110 dungeons after clearing them on Slayer once per run. A certain amount of Adventurer Fame will be required to enter the Heroic' version with its own difficulties, as monsters receive a far more substantial stat boost, while carrying over certain traits to further challenge Players.

To compensate for how powerful monsters are, a local weakness system is implemented in all four dungeon areas, to where they'll each have a randomized and decreased resistance to a specific Element and Abnormal Status. For example; White Land on Hero-Slayer could have lowered Fire Resistance with Burn (Status) or King's Cradle might carry lowered Water Resistance with Freeze (Status), giving players who specialize in either field the advantage. Local Weakness changes every six hours and has a daily reset at 9:00 UTC.

Elemental & Abnormal Resistance Reduction Values	Hero - Normal	Hero - Expert	Hero - Master	Hero - King	Hero - Slayer
Elemental Resistance	Fire Resistance	Water Resistance	Light Resistance	Shadow Resistance
Abnormal Status	Burn (Status)	Freeze (Status)	Shock (Status)	Poison (Status)
Reduction Values	-10% ~ -5%	-20% ~ -10%	-30% ~ -15%	-40% ~ -20%	-50% ~ -25%

Rewards

After the boss is defeated two rows of reward cards that might contain gold and/or equipment will appear. The number of bosses and mini-bosses that were defeated are added up and increase the chance of receiving rare items along with the gold.
- the player will have three seconds in which to choose one card from each of the two rows (a total of two cards, one regular, one gold).
  - the player can choose to only turn over one normal card or both the normal and gold cards.
- There is one card in each row that contains nothing regardless of how many enemies are defeated.
  - The first row's cards are free. The second row requires a gold amount that varies depending on the dungeon and is listed on the card.
- There is a possibility of obtaining rare equipment from the cards that are unavailable elsewhere.
  - See the Dungeon Drop Guide for information about dungeon locations that might drop items in the level range you are interested in.
- During some events, the middle row may open up, allowing for an additional card to be obtained (up to three max).

Ranks

As of Act V, your rank is now calculated by the Combo Rate. Basically, in order to get a high rank, you or your party needs to constantly keep hitting the enemies to create long combos. The longer the combo, the more the Combo Rate will grow. The higher your total Combo Rate, the better your rank.

End Dungeon Experience Bonus

Players will receive experience at the end of every dungeon. The base experience is the total experience from killing monsters. The experience is then boosted by a set percentage based on several factors:

Rank

Extra EXP is gained depending on your dungeon Rank. A higher Combo Rate increases the Rank.

Rank	Bonus
F, E, D, C	-
B	+5%
A	+10%
S	+15%
SS	+20%
SSS	+30%

Party

Gives extra EXP if you are in a Party of 2 or more. Base XP is split evenly among party members. This "bonus" effectively negates the Base XP split of having party members.

# of Members	Bonus
1	-
2	+100%
3	+200%
4	+300%

Custom Channel

Gives a 5% bonus if you're in the correct channel corresponding to a dungeon. Highlight the Channels to see what dungeons are affected by the bonus EXP.

Guild Express

Gives EXP based on the Stage of the Guild Express. Ranges from 3-10% extra EXP.

Creature

Gives extra EXP for having a Creature equipped.

Region

Gives extra EXP for being in the correct Region. You can see if you get the Regional Bonus if you switch channels and the notice pops up in the chat.

Avatar

Gives extra EXP for having Avatars equipped.

Burning Time & Growth Potion

Gives extra EXP if an Event or Growth Potion is in effect. The EXP gained is dependent on the Event or Potion used. Growth Potions will not stack with events that increase EXP gained.

Returned Hero

Gives a 20% EXP bonus if you Party with a Returned Hero.

Mentorship

Grants extra EXP if characters in the Party are in a Mentorship.

Main Dungeon Zones

Origins Dungeons

Dungeon Zone	Level Range
Grand Flores	1 ~ 16
Sky Tower	17 ~ 23
Behemoth	24 ~ 29
Aphelia	30 ~ 35
Noire Ferra	36 ~ 39
Mount Thunderime	40 ~ 45
North Myre	46 ~ 49
Mirror Arad	50 ~ 61
Antwer Canyon	63 ~ 70
Oceanic Express	71 ~ 74
Time Gate	75 ~ 80
Power Station	81 ~ 83
Anton	84 ~ 85
Castle of the Dead	85 ~ 86
Luke's Laboratory	87 ~ 90
Metro Center	87 ~ 90
Harlem	90 ~ 95
Final Defense Line	95
Nighttime Skyscraper	95
Stadium	95
East Harlem	95
Old Ghent Palace	96 ~ 100
Roschest	98 ~ 100
Abysmal Sky Tower	100
Exile Mountains	100
Black Purgatory	100
Otherwordly Dark Side	100
Lemidios' Sanctum	100 ~ 110
Northpiece	103 ~ 110
Destroyed Castle of the Dead	106 ~ 110
Eternal Flame Lab	108 ~ 110
The Meister's Laboratory	110
Temporary Post	110
Sky's Wish Gate	110
Library of Memories	110

Metastasis Dungeons

Dungeon Zone	Level Range
Abnova	1 ~ 19
Meltdown	17 ~ 29
Castaway Cave	27 ~ 57
Inverted Waterfall	37 ~ 48
Iced Wall of Resignation	46 ~ 56
Antwer Canyon	55 ~ 66
Oceanic Express	64 ~ 70
Time Gate	70 ~ 81
Power Station	79 ~ 86
Castle of the Dead	85 ~ 88
Metro Center	86 ~ 90

Metastasis Side Dungeon Zones

Dungeon Zone	Level Range
Golden Road	25 ~ 86
Valley of Fallen Souls	40 ~ 70
Dark Elf Ruins	40 ~ 86
Another Arad	55 ~ 86
Suju Tournament Field	69 ~ 86
Interdimensional Rift	70 ~ 86
Mt. Kulun	84 ~ 86
Time Gate - Requiem	85 ~ 88
Anton	85 ~ 100
Luke's Laboratory	90 ~ 110
Pandemonium Junction	90+

Pre Metastasis Dungeons

Dungeon Zone	Level Range
Lorien	1 ~ 2
Grand Flores	2 ~ 17
Sky Tower	16 ~ 28
Behemoth Sanctuary	27 ~ 39
Noire Ferra	37 ~ 42
Mount Thunderime	42 ~ 57
Slums	40 ~ 54
Temple of Apostasy	46 ~ 50
North Myre	48 ~ 67
Moonlight Tavern	49 ~ 52
Citadel	52 ~ 56
Antwer Canyon	57 ~ 62
Otherverse	65 ~ 70
Oceanic Express	64 ~ 71
Hill Vale	20 ~ 60
Valley of Fallen Souls	20 ~ 70
Suju Tournament Field	70 ~ 70

Raids

Added in a Global Server update during 2016, Raids in DFO are generally depicted as high-scaled, endgame content that comes in several phases, eventually culminating with Boss fights, and introduces multiple mechanics. Each Raid implentented has pre-requisites that are needed to be fulfilled before gaining access with either a group of 12 ~ 16 players to coordinate with one another, or solo modes within a certain time limit.

These are completely optional to participate and depending on the Raid you're choosing, they offer various rewards such as Tales of Bravery, Undaunted Determinations, Monster Cards, and Materials required for upgrading your characters' equipment.

Current Raids

Dungeon Name	Level	Active
Fiend War	95	April 2019
Prey-Isys Raid	95	September 2019
Sirocco the Intangible Raid	100	October 2020
Ozma of Chaos Raid	100	October 2021
The Machine Revolution: Total War	110	February 2023
The Machine Revolution: Bakal Raid	110	April 2023
Asrahan: Curtains of Mu	110	July 2024
Asrahan: God Of Mist Raid	110	October 2024

Former Raids

Anton Raid: September 2016 - June 2019
Luke Raid: September 2017 - April 2020

Advanced Dungeons

Introduced as part of the Season 7 Act 01. - The Next Journey update, Advanced Dungeons, are a new type of endgame content that allows another form of progression towards players to let their characters obtain Area-exclusive Epic Equipment or various resources that is only available within those respective dungeons.

Dungeon Name	Level	Active
Noblesse Code	110	July 2022
Noblesse Code: Dusk	110	May 2023
Destroyed Castle of the Dead	110	July 2022
The Meister's Laboratory	110	September 2022
White Cloud Valley	110	February 2024
Solidaris	110	February 2024

Legion Dungeons

Released and introduced to the Global Server in November 2022, Legion Dungeons are content that functions similarly between a Raid and Advanced Dungeon in which, either you or a party of four players can team up and battle through a series of four or more bosses in their respective dungeons within a certain time limit. Doing so successfully will offer numerous rewards in return.

Current Legion Dungeons

Dungeon Name	Level	Active
Ispins, The Usurped Lands	110	November 2022
The Archmage's Hall of Dimensions	110	May 2023
Dusky Island	110	March 2024
Forest of Awakening	110	December 2024

Obsolete Dungeons

With the beginning of 2018's The Origin and leading up to future updates, any past or present content that was previously featured throughout the entirety of DFO that is considered either outdated and no longer required, will be removed in favor of adding in newer additions for leveling or gearing purposes.

Season 4

Otherverse - Entry level endgame dungeons. They have entry restrictions and have gimmicks in nearly every room. Notably hard due to many rooms causing Instant Death if not cleared correctly. Otherverse dungeons operate off of Exorcism Parameter and drop Chronicle gear, including set pieces which grants powerful set bonuses. Otherverse dungeons use the Infinite difficulty system, allowing the player to access a higher difficulty for each difficulty cleared.

Ancient - Endgame dungeons. They require an entry fee and have dangerous gimmicks. These dungeons usually require a strategy in order to get through them in one piece. Ancients can drop Unique equipment not found elsewhere. There are Limited quests which require Ancient dungeon runs, and will reward with materials used to buy Legendary equipment. Ancient dungeons use the Infinite difficulty system, allowing the player to access a higher difficulty for each one cleared.

Special Dungeons: Previously, The final dungeon of each dungeon area (with the exception of Mt. Kulun). Requires 8 FP to enter, but does not use any more FP while traversing through the dungeon. There are minor gimmicks in certain rooms depending on the dungeon. Clearing the dungeon for Feat quests will net a special title.
- Some of these dungeons have either been relegated to Scenario-only, or removed entirely.

Season 5

Anton - Was considered at one point, to be the highest difficult endgame dungeon. Anton required a great understanding of mechanics for each boss fight, coupled with high levels of equipment, in order to get through. The Five Normal Anton dungeons must be done in a specified order, starting with Source of the Black Smoke and ending with Black Volcano. There is a 12 Life Token Usage Restriction for each dungeon that is shared with party members. Normal Anton monsters do not scale according to the amount of people in the party, thus advocating 4 player parties. Normal Anton monsters only drop loot once per FP reset (at 9:00 UTC).
- In June 2019's Operation: Hope update, all contents related to Anton Raid (Normal & Solo Mode) were removed and turned into Anton Subjugation.

Tower of Despair - Replaced with Pit of Incarceration as part of the Soldoros's Decision update.

Season 6

Interdimensional Rift - Entry level endgame dungeons. Essentially a merged version of both Otherverse and Ancient dungeons. Farm both chronicle gear and materials for purchasing Ancient legendary gear here. Has three difficulty settings and can be entered 5 times per day per character. Interdimensional Rift dungeons do not consume FP and don't count as clearing an optimal level dungeon.
- In April's 2020 Ascension Update, everything related to Otherverse were removed entirely.

Luke's Laboratory - Luke Normal dungeons followed a similar structure with Anton, in which five dungeons are required to be cleared in a specified order, starting from Sanctuary of Birth and ending with Solium Machina, while learning the mechanics for each boss fight encountered and offering it's own respective rewards upon being cleared.
- In April's 2020 Ascension Update, all contents related to Luke Raid (Normal|Solo|Hard Mode) were removed and turned into Luke Subjugation.

Season 7

Other

Abysmal Arena - A Japan/China exclusive Valley of the Fallen Souls Tower that was brought over for Nexon-DFO's final update, Abysmal Amphitheater. Abysmal Arena is essentially a boss-rush styled dungeon that challenges players with tougher versions of monsters they've face in past and present dungeons, and would be rewarded to purchase Boss Unique weapons. This Tower was never seen again as of the current Global Client.

Subcategories

This category has the following 43 subcategories, out of 43 total.

A

E

G

H

Harlem Dungeons

I

L

M

N

O

P

R

Roschest Dungeons

S

T

V

Valley of Fallen Souls Dungeons

W

White Cloud Valley Dungeons

Pages in category "Dungeons"

The following 34 pages are in this category, out of 34 total.

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-'''Dungeons''' are areas in which you attempt to find the boss room and defeat the monsters you encounter on the way. Every new dungeon room that you enter reduces 1 Blitz Point. If you enter with a party, EXP will be multiplied at the end and then split amongst all members.
+'''Dungeons''' are areas in which you attempt to find the boss room and defeat the monsters you encounter on the way. Every new dungeon room that you enter uses 1 Fatigue Point. If you enter with a party, EXP will be multiplied at the end and then split amongst all members.
-Defeating the boss in the boss room will automatically finish the dungeon, all other enemies will count as defeated and give exp.
+Defeating the boss in the boss room will automatically finish the dungeon, all other enemies will count as defeated and give EXP.
-With the Rebirth patch, monsters now have their HP scaled according to the number of Party members. However, this mostly applies for the new Rebirth dungeons.
+With The Origin, monsters now have their HP scaled according to the number of Party members. However, this mostly applies for the new dungeons.
 ==Dungeon Types==
-There are 4 different types of dungeons in DFO:
+There are different types of dungeons in DFO:
 *'''Normal''': Your normal dungeons. No entry fees and few gimmicks. Defeat the boss to clear the dungeon.
-*'''Ancient''': Much harder dungeons. They require an entry fee and have dangerous gimmicks. These dungeons usually require a strategy in order to get through them in one piece. Ancients can drop Unique items not found elsewhere.
-*'''Otherverse''': Endgame dungeons. They have entry restrictions and have gimmicks in nearly every room. Requires a 3~4 person party to enter. Notably hard due to many rooms causing Instant Death if not cleared correctly. Otherverse dungeons operate off of Exorcism Parameter and drop Chronicle gear.
+*'''[[Scenario Dungeon|Scenario]]''': Dungeons during [[Epic Quests]] progression. Has unique map layout and monsters depending on the current progression of the Epic Quest.
-*'''Tower''': Refers to dungeons in the Valley of Fallen Souls. These dungeons are generally endurance matches against APCs or powerful enemies. Does not consume BP.
+*'''[[Loop of Circulation]]''': Dungeons that randomly generates a corresponding region's lineup, following the end of a Epic Quest's progression and excludes Scenario-based map layouts.
 == Dungeon Difficulty Settings ==
+Only the Normal difficulty level is initially unlocked when you gain access to a new dungeon. You must first meet certain requirements in order to unlock higher difficulty levels. Once you have unlocked a difficulty, that difficulty is unlocked for all your characters.
-Only the normal difficulty level is initially unlocked when you gain access to a new dungeon.
-You must first meet certain requirements in order to unlock higher difficulty levels.
 {| class="wikitable"
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 |-
 ![[File:Expert Difficulty.png]]
-!style="width:150px;"|Expert's
+!style="width:150px;"|Expert
-|Expert is the second available difficulty and can be unlocked simply by clearing the normal difficulty with any rank. Enemies gain a small boost in hit rate and HP while you have a small drop in hit rate.  Monsters with special effects will appear more frequently.
+|Expert is the second available difficulty and can be unlocked once you clear the dungeon's Normal mode with an A rank or higher. Enemies gain a small boost in hit rate and HP while you have a small drop in hit rate. Monsters with special effects will appear more frequently.
 |-
 ![[File:Master Difficulty.png]]
-!style="width:150px;"|Master's
+!style="width:150px;"|Master
-|Master is the third available difficulty and can be unlocked once you clear the dungeon's Expert mode with a B rank or higher. Enemies have a moderate boost in hit rate and health while you have a moderate drop in hit rate.  Monsters with special effects will appear more frequently than on Expert.
+|Master is the third available difficulty and can be unlocked once you clear the dungeon's Expert mode without using Life Tokens with an S rank or higher without being attacked more than 20 times. It is only available in [[Antwer Canyon]] dungeons and beyond. Enemies have a moderate boost in hit rate and health while you have a moderate drop in hit rate.  Monsters with special effects will appear more frequently than on Expert.
 |-
 ![[File:King Difficulty.png]]
-!style="width:150px;"|King's
+!style="width:150px;"|King
-|King is the fourth available difficulty and is unlocked by clearing the dungeon's Master mode with a S rank or higher. Generally the hardest difficulty for pre-60 dungeons. Enemies have a large boost in hit rate and HP while you have a high drop in hit rate. Monsters with special effects will appear in nearly every room and sometimes even in groups.
+|King is the fourth available difficulty and can be unlocked once you clear the dungeon's Master mode without using Life Tokens with an SSS rank without being attacked more than 10 times. It is only available in [[Antwer Canyon]] dungeons and beyond. Enemies have a great boost in hit rate and health while you have a large drop in hit rate.  Monsters with special effects will appear more frequently than on Master.
 |-
-!
+![[File:Hero Difficulty.png]]
-!style="width:150px;"|Hero's
+!style="width:150px;"|Slayer
-|Hero's Road is the fifth and presently highest difficulty for DFO and is unlocked by clearing a special quest beforehand.  Enemies have a large boost in hit rate and HP while you have a high drop in hit rate. Accessible after level 60. Monsters have more powerful attacks, and the boss of each dungeon varies their attack patterns – no two runs are alike! The dungeon layout can differ on Hero’s Road, with more monsters appearing in each room. Contains new and even more menacing champion monsters!
+|Slayer is the fifth available difficulty and can be unlocked once you clear the dungeon's King mode without using Life Tokens with an SSS rank without being attacked more than 5 times. It is only available in [[Time Gate]] dungeons and beyond. Enemies have a massive boost in hit rate and health while you have an even larger drop in hit rate.  Monsters with special effects will appear more frequently than on King. In a Season 7 Act 02 patch, Slayer is now implemented within the Level 110 Normal Dungeons.
 |-
 ! -
-!style="width:150px;"|Hell
+!style="width:150px;"|[[Hell Mode|Hell]]
 |Special mode that allows you to fight powerful enemies for the chance to get Epic items. [[Hell Mode]] features a room with a pink boss icon somewhere on the map. Once you reach the icon, there will be a locked portal from Hell. Every time you hit it a monster may spawn. Once all the monsters are spawned and eliminated, hit it a few more times and then the Hell Party will spawn. See [[Hell Mode]] for more in-depth information.
+|-
+|}
+==Heroic Mode (Obsolete)==
+'''As of the Codename: GAEBOLG patch, Heroic Mode alongside its Local Weakness System has been removed from the Global Client.'''
+Originally introduced within KDnF's Second Impact Update on December 17th, 2009, Hero's Road started off as a fifth difficulty that not only gave monsters a larger increase in stats and adding new champion variants, but bosses themselves are given brand-new attacks during their fights. With the Global Client release of Season 7. Heroic Mode would later make its return now as a separate entity within the Normal Level 110 dungeons after clearing them on Slayer once per run. A certain amount of {{IconLink|Adventurer Fame}} will be required to enter the Heroic' version with its own difficulties, as monsters receive a far more substantial stat boost, while carrying over certain traits to further challenge Players.
+To compensate for how powerful monsters are, a local weakness system is implemented in all four dungeon areas, to where they'll each have a randomized and decreased resistance to a specific Element and Abnormal Status. For example; [[White Land]] on Hero-Slayer could have lowered {{IconLink|Fire Resistance}} with {{IconLink|Burn (Status)}}  or [[King's Cradle]] might carry lowered {{IconLink|Water Resistance}} with {{IconLink|Freeze (Status)}}, giving players who specialize in either field the advantage. Local Weakness changes every six hours and has a daily reset at 9:00 UTC.
+{| class="wikitable" style="background-color: #ffffff; text-align:center;"
+!Elemental & Abnormal Resistance Reduction Values
+!<span style="color:Green">Hero - Normal</span>
+!<span style="color:Blue">Hero - Expert</span>
+!<span style="color:Purple">Hero - Master</span>
+!<span style="color:Magenta">Hero - King</span>
+!<span style="color:Red">Hero - Slayer</span>
+|-
+|style="text-align:left;"|'''Elemental Resistance'''
+|{{IconLink|Fire Resistance}}
+|{{IconLink|Water Resistance}}
+|{{IconLink|Light Resistance}}
+|{{IconLink|Shadow Resistance}}
+|-
+|style="text-align:left;"|'''Abnormal Status'''
+|{{IconLink|Burn (Status)}}
+|{{IconLink|Freeze (Status)}}
+|{{IconLink|Shock (Status)}}
+|{{IconLink|Poison (Status)}}
+|-
+|style="text-align:left;"|'''Reduction Values'''
+| -10% ~ -5%
+| -20% ~ -10%
+| -30% ~ -15%
+| -40% ~ -20%
+| -50% ~ -25%
 |}
 ==Rewards==
 * After the boss is defeated two rows of reward cards that might contain gold and/or [[equipment]] will appear.  The number of bosses and mini-bosses that were defeated are added up and increase the chance of receiving rare items along with the gold.
 ** the player will have three seconds in which to choose one card from each of the two rows (a total of two cards, one regular, one gold).
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 **During some events, the middle row may open up, allowing for an additional card to be obtained (up to three max).
-==Ranks==
+==[[Rank|Ranks]]==
 As of Act V, your rank is now calculated by the Combo Rate. Basically, in order to get a high rank, you or your party needs to constantly keep hitting the enemies to create long combos. The longer the combo, the more the Combo Rate will grow. The higher your total Combo Rate, the better your rank.
-The old Ranking System used to rely on Technique, Style, and Hits. This no longer applies and is only seen now in a few quests at the beginning.
 ==End Dungeon Experience Bonus==
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 ===Party===
 Gives extra EXP if you are in a Party of 2 or more.
+Base XP is split evenly among party members.
+This "bonus" effectively negates the Base XP split of having party members.
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 !style="background-color:#ddffcf; width:100px"|# of Members
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 |-
 ! 2
-| +150%
+| +100%
 |-
 ! 3
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 ! 4
-| +250%
+| +300%
 |}
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 ===Burning Time & Growth Potion===
-Gives extra EXP if an Event or Growth Potion is in effect. The EXP gained is dependent on the Event or Potion used.
+Gives extra EXP if an Event or Growth Potion is in effect. The EXP gained is dependent on the Event or Potion used. Growth Potions will not stack with events that increase EXP gained.
 ===Returned Hero===
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 Grants extra EXP if characters in the Party are in a Mentorship.
-==Dungeon Zones==
+=== Main Dungeon Zones ===
+<hr>
+====Origins Dungeons====
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
+!style="background-color:#ddffcf; width:200px"|Dungeon Zone
+!style="background-color:#ddffcf; width:100px"|Level Range
+|-
+|[[Grand Flores]]
+|1 ~ 16
+|-
+|[[Sky Tower]]
+|17 ~ 23
+|-
+|[[Behemoth]]
+|24 ~ 29
+|-
+|[[Aphelia]]
+|30 ~ 35
+|-
+|[[Noire Ferra]]
+|36 ~ 39
+|-
+|[[Mount Thunderime]]
+|40 ~ 45
+|-
+|[[North Myre]]
+|46 ~ 49
+|-
+|[[Mirror Arad]]
+|50 ~ 61
+|-
+|[[Antwer Canyon]]
+|63 ~ 70
+|-
+|[[Oceanic Express]]
+|71 ~ 74
+|-
+|[[Time Gate]]
+|75 ~ 80
+|-
+|[[Power Station]]
+|81 ~ 83
+|-
+|[[Anton]]
+|84 ~ 85
+|-
+|[[Castle of the Dead]]
+|85 ~ 86
+|-
+|[[Luke's Laboratory]]
+|87 ~ 90
+|-
+|[[Metro Center]]
+|87 ~ 90
+|-
+|[[Harlem]]
+|90 ~ 95
+|-
+|[[Final Defense Line]]
+|95
+|-
+|[[Nighttime Skyscraper Dungeons|Nighttime Skyscraper]]
+|95
+|-
+|[[Stadium]]
+|95
+|-
+|[[East Harlem]]
+|95
+|-
+|[[Old Ghent Palace]]
+|96 ~ 100
+|-
+|[[Roschest]]
+|98 ~ 100
+|-
+|[[Abysmal Sky Tower]]
+|100
+|-
+|[[Exile Mountains]]
+|100
+|-
+|[[Black Purgatory]]
+|100
+|-
+|[[Otherwordly Dark Side]]
+|100
+|-
+|[[Lemidios' Sanctum]]
+|100 ~ 110
+|-
+|[[Northpiece Dungeons|Northpiece]]
+|103 ~ 110
+|-
+|[[Destroyed Castle of the Dead Dungeons|Destroyed Castle of the Dead]]
+|106 ~ 110
+|-
+|[[Eternal Flame Lab (Area)|Eternal Flame Lab]]
+|108 ~ 110
+|-
+|[[The Meister's Laboratory (Act Quests)|The Meister's Laboratory]]
+|110
+|-
+|[[Temporary Post]]
+|110
+|-
+|[[Sky's Wish Gate]]
+|110
+|-
+|[[Library of Memories]]
+|110
+|-
+|}
+====Metastasis Dungeons====
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
+!style="background-color:#ddffcf; width:200px"|Dungeon Zone
+!style="background-color:#ddffcf; width:100px"|Level Range
+|-
+|[[Abnova]]
+|1 ~ 19
+|-
+|[[Meltdown]]
+|17 ~ 29
+|-
+|[[Castaway Cave]]
+|27 ~ 57
+|-
+|[[Inverted Waterfall]]
+|37 ~ 48
+|-
+|[[Iced Wall of Resignation]]
+|46 ~ 56
+|-
+|[[Antwer Canyon]]
+|55 ~ 66
+|-
+|[[Oceanic Express]]
+|64 ~ 70
+|-
+|[[Time Gate]]
+|70 ~ 81
+|-
+|[[Power Station]]
+|79 ~ 86
+|-
+|[[Castle of the Dead]]
+|85 ~ 88
+|-
+|[[Metro Center]]
+|86 ~ 90
+|-
+|}
+==== Metastasis Side Dungeon Zones ====
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
+!style="background-color:#ddffcf; width:200px"|Dungeon Zone
+!style="background-color:#ddffcf; width:100px"|Level Range
+|-
+|[[Golden Road]]
+|25 ~ 86
+|-
+|[[Valley of Fallen Souls]]
+|40 ~ 70
+|-
+|[[Dark Elf Ruins]]
+|40 ~ 86
+|-
+|[[Another Arad]]
+|55 ~ 86
+|-
+|[[Suju Tournament Field]]
+|69 ~ 86
+|-
+|[[Interdimensional Rift]]
+|70 ~ 86
+|-
+|[[Mt. Kulun]]
+|84 ~ 86
+|-
+|[[Time Gate - Requiem]]
+|85 ~ 88
+|-
+|[[Anton]]
+|85 ~ 100
+|-
+|[[Luke's Laboratory]]
+|90 ~ 110
+|-
+|[[Pandemonium Junction]]
+|90+
+|}
+====Pre Metastasis Dungeons====
 {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
 !style="background-color:#ddffcf; width:200px"|Dungeon Zone
@@ Line 138: / Line 364: @@
 |-
 |[[Lorien]]
-|1 ~ 3
+|1 ~ 2
 |-
 |[[Grand Flores]]
-|2 ~ 18
+|2 ~ 17
 |-
 |[[Sky Tower]]
-|16 ~ 29
+|16 ~ 28
 |-
-|[[Behemoth]]
+|[[Behemoth Sanctuary]]
-|27 ~ 40
+|27 ~ 39
 |-
 |[[Noire Ferra]]
-|39 ~ 59
+|37 ~ 42
 |-
 |[[Mount Thunderime]]
-|41 ~ 58
+|42 ~ 57
 |-
 |[[Slums]]
-|44 ~ 55
+|40 ~ 54
 |-
 |[[Temple of Apostasy]]
-|46 ~ 51
+|46 ~ 50
 |-
 |[[North Myre]]
-|49 ~ 67
+|48 ~ 67
+|-
+|[[Moonlight Tavern]]
+|49 ~ 52
 |-
 |[[Citadel]]
-|53 ~ 57
+|52 ~ 56
 |-
 |[[Antwer Canyon]]
-|55 ~ 65
+|57 ~ 62
 |-
 |[[Otherverse]]
-|60+
+|65 ~ 70
 |-
 |[[Oceanic Express]]
-|65 ~ 69
+|64 ~ 71
 |-
-|[[Southern Dale]]
+|[[Hill Vale]]
 |20 ~ 60
 |-
 |[[Valley of Fallen Souls]]
-|1 ~ 70
+|20 ~ 70
+|-
+|[[Suju Tournament Field]]
+|70 ~ 70
 |}
+==[[Raids]]==
+Added in a Global Server update during 2016, Raids in DFO are generally depicted as high-scaled, endgame content that comes in several phases, eventually culminating with Boss fights, and introduces multiple mechanics. Each Raid implentented has pre-requisites that are needed to be fulfilled before gaining access with either a group of 12 ~ 16 players to coordinate with one another, or solo modes within a certain time limit.
+These are completely optional to participate and depending on the Raid you're choosing, they offer various rewards such as Tales of Bravery, {{Item|Undaunted Determination}}s, [[Monster Card]]s, and Materials required for upgrading your characters' equipment.
+===Current Raids===
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
+!
+! width="200" |Dungeon Name
+! width="100" |Level
+! width="100" |Active
+|-
+|[[File:Fiend War.png]]
+|[[Fiend War]]
+|95
+|April 2019
+|-
+|[[File:Prey Isys Raid.png]]
+|[[Prey-Isys Raid]]
+|95
+|September 2019
+|-
+|[[File:Sirocco Raid.png]]
+|[[Sirocco the Intangible Raid]]
+|100
+|October 2020
+|-
+|[[File:Ozma Raid.png]]
+|[[Ozma of Chaos Raid]]
+|100
+|October 2021
+|-
+|[[File:MachineRevolution TotalWar.png]]
+|[[The Machine Revolution: Total War]]
+|110
+|February 2023
+|-
+|[[File:MachineRevolution BakalRaid.png]]
+|[[The Machine Revolution: Bakal Raid]]
+|110
+|April 2023
+|-
+|[[File:Curtains of Mu.png]]
+|[[Asrahan: Curtains of Mu]]
+|110
+|July 2024
+|-
+|
+|[[Asrahan: God Of Mist Raid]]
+|110
+|October 2024
+|}
+<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
+===Former Raids===
+<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
+* [[Anton Raid]]: September 2016 - June 2019
+* [[Luke Raid]]: September 2017 - April 2020
+</div>
+</div>
+==[[Advanced Dungeons]]==
+Introduced as part of the '''Season 7 Act 01. - The Next Journey''' update, Advanced Dungeons, are a new type of endgame content that allows another form of progression towards players to let their characters obtain Area-exclusive Epic Equipment or various resources that is only available within those respective dungeons.
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
+!
+! width="200" |Dungeon Name
+! width="100" |Level
+! width="100" |Active
+|-
+|[[File:Queen Fallt.png]]
+|[[Noblesse Code]]
+|110
+|July 2022
+|-
+|[[File:Noblesse Code.png]]
+|[[Noblesse Code#Noblesse Code: Dusk|Noblesse Code: Dusk]]
+|110
+|May 2023
+|-
+|[[File:Destroyed Castle Of The Dead.png]]
+|[[Destroyed Castle of the Dead (Advanced)|Destroyed Castle of the Dead]]
+|110
+|July 2022
+|-
+|[[File:The Meister's Laboratory.png]]
+|[[The Meister's Laboratory]]
+|110
+|September 2022
+|-
+|[[File:White Cloud Valley.png]]
+|[[White Cloud Valley]]
+|110
+|February 2024
+|-
+|[[File:Solidaris.png]]
+|[[Solidaris]]
+|110
+|February 2024
+|}
+==[[Legion Dungeons]]==
+Released and introduced to the Global Server in November 2022, Legion Dungeons are content that functions similarly between a Raid and Advanced Dungeon in which, either you or a party of four players can team up and battle through a series of four or more bosses in their respective dungeons within a certain time limit. Doing so successfully will offer numerous rewards in return.
+===Current Legion Dungeons===
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
+!
+! width="200" |Dungeon Name
+! width="100" |Level
+! width="100" |Active
+|-
+|[[File:Ispins.png]]
+|[[Ispins, The Usurped Lands]]
+|110
+|November 2022
+|-
+|[[File:ArchmageHoD.png]]
+|[[The Archmage's Hall of Dimensions]]
+|110
+|May 2023
+|-
+|[[File:Dusky Island.png]]
+|[[Dusky Island]]
+|110
+|March 2024
+|-
+|
+|[[Forest of Awakening]]
+|110
+|December 2024
+|}
+==Obsolete Dungeons==
+With the beginning of 2018's The Origin and leading up to future updates, any past or present content that was previously featured throughout the entirety of DFO that is considered either outdated and no longer required, will be removed in favor of adding in newer additions for leveling or gearing purposes.
+<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
+===Season 4===
+<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
+*[[Otherverse]] - Entry level endgame dungeons. They have entry restrictions and have gimmicks in nearly every room. Notably hard due to many rooms causing Instant Death if not cleared correctly. Otherverse dungeons operate off of Exorcism Parameter and drop Chronicle gear, including set pieces which grants powerful set bonuses. Otherverse dungeons use the Infinite difficulty system, allowing the player to access a higher difficulty for each difficulty cleared.
+*[[Ancient Dungeons|Ancient]] - Endgame dungeons. They require an entry fee and have dangerous gimmicks. These dungeons usually require a strategy in order to get through them in one piece. Ancients can drop Unique equipment not found elsewhere. There are Limited quests which require Ancient dungeon runs, and will reward with materials used to buy Legendary equipment. Ancient dungeons use the Infinite difficulty system, allowing the player to access a higher difficulty for each one cleared.
+*[[Special Dungeons]]: Previously, The final dungeon of each dungeon area (with the exception of [[Mt. Kulun]]). Requires 8 FP to enter, but does not use any more FP while traversing through the dungeon. There are minor gimmicks in certain rooms depending on the dungeon. Clearing the dungeon for Feat quests will net a special title.
+** Some of these dungeons have either been relegated to Scenario-only, or removed entirely.
+*[[Tower of the Dead]]
+*[[Tower of Illusion]]
+*[[Dark Elf Ruins]]
+*[[Another Arad]]
+</div>
+</div>
+<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
+===Season 5===
+<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
+*[[Anton]] - Was considered at one point, to be the highest difficult endgame dungeon. Anton required a great understanding of mechanics for each boss fight, coupled with high levels of equipment, in order to get through. The Five Normal Anton dungeons must be done in a specified order, starting with [[Source of the Black Smoke]] and ending with [[Black Volcano]]. There is a 12 {{Item|Life Token}} Usage Restriction for each dungeon that is shared with party members. Normal Anton monsters do not scale according to the amount of people in the party, thus advocating 4 player parties. Normal Anton monsters only drop loot once per FP reset (at 9:00 UTC).
+** In June 2019's Operation: Hope update, all contents related to Anton Raid (Normal & Solo Mode) were removed and turned into Anton Subjugation.
+*[[Tower of Despair]] - Replaced with [[Pit of Incarceration]] as part of the Soldoros's Decision update.
+</div>
+</div>
+<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
+===Season 6===
+<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
+*[[Interdimensional Rift]] - Entry level endgame dungeons. Essentially a merged version of both [[Otherverse]] and [[Ancient Dungeons|Ancient]] dungeons.  Farm both chronicle gear and materials for purchasing Ancient legendary gear here. Has three difficulty settings and can be entered 5 times per day per character. [[Interdimensional Rift]] dungeons do not consume FP and don't count as clearing an optimal level dungeon.
+** In April's 2020 Ascension Update, everything related to Otherverse were removed entirely.
+*[[Luke's Laboratory]] - Luke Normal dungeons followed a similar structure with Anton, in which five dungeons are required to be cleared in a specified order, starting from [[Sanctuary of Birth]] and ending with [[Solium Machina]], while learning the mechanics for each boss fight encountered and offering it's own respective rewards upon being cleared.
+** In April's 2020 Ascension Update, all contents related to Luke Raid (Normal|Solo|Hard Mode) were removed and turned into Luke Subjugation.
+</div>
+</div>
+<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
+===Season 7===
+<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
+* [[Disaster Sector]]
+* [[Mt. Kulun]]
+* [[Dark Dimension]]
+* [[Altar of Ascension]]
+* [[Altar of Infinity]]
+* [[Stadium|Pandemonium Meeting]]
+* [[Imperial Arena]]
+* [[Exile Mountains#The Night of Revelation (Obsolete)|The Night of Revelation]]
+* [[Nighttime Skyscraper Dungeons#Normal Daily (Obsolete)|Prey-Isys Normal]]
+* [[Mirror Arad]]
+</div>
+</div>
+<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
+===Other===
+<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
+* [[Abysmal Arena]] - A Japan/China exclusive [[Valley of the Fallen Souls]] Tower that was brought over for Nexon-DFO's final update, '''Abysmal Amphitheater'''.  Abysmal Arena is essentially a boss-rush styled dungeon that challenges players with tougher versions of monsters they've face in past and present dungeons, and would be rewarded to purchase Boss Unique weapons. This Tower was never seen again as of the current Global Client.
+</div>
+</div>
+[[Category:Game System]]