Dungeon Heroes Guide

The first dungeon and the one every new player should grind. Enemies are manageable, the boss is straightforward, and the gear drops are solid enough to carry you into the next zone. Run this on Normal until you're comfortable, then push to Medium.

The second dungeon ramps up the difficulty. Mobs hit harder and the boss has more complex attack patterns. You'll want at least a full set of Shattered Forest gear before attempting this one. Bring AoE skills — the mob density is higher here.

A pirate-themed dungeon with tighter corridors and ambush-style encounters. The boss fight is a DPS check — if your gear isn't up to par, you'll time out. Make sure your weapon and skills are properly matched (magic with magic, physical with physical).

Fire-themed dungeon with environmental hazards on top of tough enemies. The boss is one of the hardest in the game. You'll want a squad for this one — solo runs are possible but punishing. Healing skills become almost mandatory here.

The current endgame dungeon. Dense jungle environment with the toughest mobs and the most rewarding loot. Running this on Insane difficulty gives a shot at the rarest pets in the game. Don't attempt this without optimized gear and a coordinated team.

Currently the best weapon in the game. Physical type with high base damage and excellent reach. The lance moveset lets you poke from a safe distance while still dealing top-tier DPS. Pair it with physical skills like Serpent Strike for maximum output.

Wide sweeping attacks that hit multiple enemies. Great for clearing mobs fast. Physical type. The scythe moveset has a slower swing speed than swords but the AoE coverage makes up for it in dungeon runs.

The top magic weapon. If you're running a magic build with skills like Meteor Storm or Frost Arc, this is what you want. Ranged attacks keep you safe while your skills do the heavy lifting.

Fast attack speed with decent damage per hit. Physical type. Daggers are the best weapon type for players who like to dodge-roll between attacks. The quick recovery time means you can weave in hits between boss mechanics.

A solid all-rounder sword. Physical type with balanced stats. Not the flashiest weapon, but reliable and easy to build around. Good option if you haven't found a lance or scythe yet.

Poisons enemies on hit, dealing damage over time. The DoT stacks with your regular attacks, making it one of the highest total-damage skills in the game. Works best with physical weapons. Great for boss fights where sustained damage matters more than burst.

Deals damage and slows enemies. The crowd control is invaluable in higher difficulties where mobs swarm you. Magic type. Pair it with Oceanic Scepter for a strong magic build that controls the battlefield.

High burst AoE damage. Magic type. Drops meteors on a target area, shredding groups of enemies. The cooldown is long, but the damage per cast is massive. Best used at the start of mob encounters to thin the herd.

A ghost-rider style dash attack that deals fire damage along a path. Good for repositioning while dealing damage. Works well in dungeons with long corridors where you can hit multiple enemies in a line.

Roots enemies in place and deals damage over time. The CC duration is shorter than Frost Arc, but it fully immobilizes targets instead of just slowing them. Useful for locking down dangerous elites while your team focuses fire.

Combine 5 pets of the same rarity to get 1 pet of the next tier. Common → Uncommon → Rare → Legendary. Merging costs Keys — for example, merging 5 Obsidian Knights costs 12 Keys. Plan your merges carefully since Keys are a limited resource.

Pets level from 1 to 75 using Stardust. Higher-level pets deal more damage and have more HP. Focus your Stardust on your best pet first rather than spreading it across multiple pets. A single maxed pet outperforms three half-leveled ones.

Each dungeon on Insane difficulty has a chance to drop an exclusive pet you can't get on lower difficulties. These are the rarest pets in the game. If you're a collector or want the strongest possible pet lineup, Insane farming is the endgame grind.

The main free currency. Get it by selling unwanted gear and pets at the lobby shop. Spend it on pet upgrades (leveling 1-75) and gear stat rerolls. Gear stats go from D to S — rerolling chases better grades. You can lock good stats before rerolling, but each lock increases the Stardust cost. Don't waste Stardust rerolling Common gear — save it for Epic+ quality items.

Earned from boss kills and daily quests. Used to open Skill Crates and merge/roll pets. Keys are the bottleneck resource in the game — you'll always want more than you have. Prioritize daily quests since they're the most reliable source. Don't spend Keys on low-level skill crates once you've progressed past that dungeon.

The paid currency (costs Robux). Used exclusively for cosmetic items — outfits, accessories, and visual effects from the rotating shop. The shop refreshes every 24 hours. Crystals don't give any gameplay advantage, so they're completely optional.

Run a magic weapon (Oceanic Scepter is the best) with magic skills like Frost Arc, Meteor Storm, and a healing skill. Magic builds excel at range and AoE damage. You stay safe while your skills do the work. Best for players who prefer a caster playstyle or are newer to action RPGs.

Grab a Glacial Lance or Chilled Scythe and pair it with physical skills like Serpent Strike and Nature's Grasp. Physical builds deal more consistent damage up close. You'll rely on dodge rolling to survive. Higher skill ceiling but higher damage output when played well.

In a 5-player squad, the ideal split is 2-3 physical DPS, 1-2 magic DPS, and at least 1 player running a healing skill. Physical players handle the boss while magic players clear adds. The healer keeps everyone alive on Hard and Insane runs. Communication matters — call out when you're low or when the boss is about to do a big attack.