🏰 Introduction to Dungeons

Dungeons are endgame combat zones designed to test maxed-out players. While some dungeons are sprawling, multi-room encounters with hordes of mobs, others are short-form raids where you jump straight into a boss fight.

This content is intended for late-game players, I.E those wearing maxed-out Netherite gear and ready with food, potions, and backups.

⚔️ Key Dungeon Mechanics

Bosses spawn in a large arena.

➤ However, there is a 60-second warmup timer after each boss dies before they will respawn.
Bosses have a leash range.

➤ If pulled too far from their spawn zone, they despawn. This prevents cheesing.
Dungeon gear loot uses only vanilla enchantments, but at +1 level over normal max.

➤ For example, Sharpness VI or Protection V.
There are no loot chests.

➤ All loot is dropped directly to players after the boss dies.

🧭 Finding Dungeons

Dungeons are not marked in obvious ways, and you cannot set homes near or inside them, encouraging exploration and survival.

You can locate dungeons using:

🧭 Compass Tracking – Use a compass to find the nearest waypoint, which may lead to a dungeon.
🗺️ Live Map – Check the live map for known dungeon claims.
💬 Bounty Hunter NPC – Found at spawn across the diamond bridge and to the left. The Breeze mob provides /locate access to help find dungeon zones.

🔥 Dungeons can spawn in both the Overworld and Nether. They will not appear in The End.

❓ FAQ

1. What is the respawn time for Dungeon bosses?

60 seconds after death.

2. Why can’t I set a home in or near a Dungeon?

To keep survival and exploration meaningful. We don’t want content farmed via teleport spam.

3. Who gets loot when a boss dies?

All active participants receive loot drops. You must deal damage to be counted.

4. Why does the boss damage my armor so quickly?

Bosses are tough. Bring backup gear and repair regularly, this is endgame combat.

5. Why can't I solo every boss?

Dungeons are balanced around teamwork. Some may be soloable, but most are not. Team up or die.