The final two bombs are located in the same room as Sure-shot Seamus and some net turrets. Once the final bomb is blown up in the corner, we can run out the open door turning right and running to the corner to escape Seamus. Moving towards the barn, one member holds the cut scene while the rest run up the stairs and arrange themselves around the top. When the cut scene ends, Gunpowder Morgan becomes active and bandits appear around the top.
We kill them then turn to deal with Gunpowder Morgan, who throws grenades causing AoE circles, which are easily avoidable. After he dies, the wall hiding the tunnel blows up, allowing us to move in to fight the mob of four waiting. Next up is the fabulous Bloody Victoria, where if you stack on her, it reduces her teleporting all over the room.
We stack outside the next room and stealth through the mobs using shadow refuge by a thief. When we are stealthed, we run in and up the ramp, jumping over a railing then running across to drop down and turn into a small room, where we fight the mobs that are at that end.
Once dealt with, we kill 2 that patrol the one short tunnel. After stealthing again and running through the next room full of mobs, we go out onto the dock and into the dam area. Usually we have some that follow and we deal with them before going to our final boss, Frost.
There are different ways to fight him, the most annoying parts are his icy breath that can frost you hence his name and the rocket turrets. We enter the Grand Saloon for the Seraph Path turning and going up the Western staircase meeting our first set of mobs. There are 2 more rooms with mobs to be dealt with before we get to the last room to find Rosania the medic.
We like to lure Marius up the stairway before we kill him. First door on the left leads to a bedroom that is booby trapped with spike traps and riflemen. On entering the room, you must stay on the carpet to kill them. Once they are finished, you can pick up a pillow, throwing it across the floor until you reach the chest with the satchel which you need to return to the medic.
Mesmers with blink, Thieves with shadow step or Necromancers with flesh worms can easily make it there. Returning the sachet to Rosina, we exit out encountering small groups of mobs to kill.
Our next boss is Bridgette, who uses symbols that can hurt immensely. Defeating her is challenging, but once accomplished you can move onto the powder kegs to blow up the gate. There are five rings that we have to stand in and coordinate setting down the barrels at the same time. When the door explodes open we run in and to the right and kill the mobs that follow us. After dealing with them, we move down the path, one group at a time taking them out and encountering Mad Martha, who we like to lure away from the groups to kill without interference.
Getting to the end of the path brings our final boss, Turmain, who is a necromancer. He casts big AoE circles of various conditions, so it's best to range him, making sure to stay out of the AoE.
He will go invulnerable from time to time and charges towards a random player causing some serious damage. The last but not least, is the Butler Path! Entering the western doors into the garden, we find Albert the Butler surrounded by Sure-shot Seamus and his associates.
This path is the opposite of the Asuran in that we enter into the basement instead of exiting, killing the mobs as we go along, again room by room, getting to the end with the line of riflemen and turrets. The next room we reach, we find our next boss, Wahlen, who uses Grenades that cause AoE circles. The fun part after killing him is navigating the tunnel filled with traps to reach the end and kill the rifleman waiting. The next 2 rooms are the same as in Path 1, stealthing pass the mobs to reach our final boss Vallog, who is a centaur boss.
You can melee or range him, but if you range him you have to watch out for his whirlwind spin that will reflect projectiles back to you. There are 3 paths in this dungeon but the difficulty level for the Aetherblade is actually 80, where as the other 2 paths, Leurent and Vevina are scaled for a level We talk to Caithe, once we enter, to select the Nightmare Court must be stopped or the Aetherblade.
Selecting the Nightmare Court allows us to talk to Morrigu who opens the door for us to enter the dungeon. Making sure to kill the volatile blossoms as we go, we will encounter a pack of Nightmare Court Hounds, that we kill. The next room has Husks that we simply run by, having the first person go left or right, allowing the rest to run past them, for the most part safely. Scouting past them or killing them depending on how blood thirsty you are , we keep to the left and stop in a little niche before starting the next fight.
The smaller Nightmare Vines we move from one to another, making sure you do not kill all the volatile blossoms so you have something to rally off, until the Greater Nightmare Court Vine spawns. Stacking on the Vines allows us to easily heal a downed player. Mairona is surrounded by mobs of spiders which we pull a group at a time to the corridor to fight. Once the room is empty, we move on to fighting her, making sure if you melee her that you do it from behind, or you can range.
The reason to fight from behind is her Venom Spray Attack, also you need to stay out of her red AoE circles. Once she is dead we keep moving, encountering more spiders to fight. Moving forward we take the left fork, taking care not to agro the Vines that spawn, also making sure to keep the volatile blossoms down. After defeating her, move carefully through the room, not running into the spider sacs that are full of poison. Exiting that room we see a group of Nightmare Court that we generally kill.
Reaching the cliff edge, simply drop off, evading the Nightmare Court there, taking out the volatile blooms if we can and dropping off again at the edge. Gathering up our health, we move forward to stack to kill the 2 Nightmare Court guarding the final gate.
Generally one person holds the cut scene once we move into the final room. There are also red AoE circles spawning that you need to dodge out of. Going left, we take out the volatile blossoms until we get to the end, where, the Archers turn red.
Turning around, we move back up the way we came, killing the archers then turning left to go down the right side killing the Archers on that side, ensuring we also take out the volatile blossoms. Morrigu tears down the webbing, then we enter the water for a short swim, exiting the water to stay on the right side of the mushrooms and running under the bridge to stop.
A player with range weapons will pull the 2 Nightmare Court off the bridge to where we are so we can fight without aggroing anything extra. Moving across the bridge takes us into a room where 4 Elite Nightmare Court Archers are in bubbles.
Non projectile ranged and AoE attacks will pass through the bubbles. A gear icon is on the mini map, showing where it will exit out into a bubble. Once you enter an unshielded port, it allows you to fight the Elite Archer in their bubble. Leaving the room after the fight, we encounter a pack of Elite Nightmare Hounds, once past them, we take the fork in the path to the right.
Reaching the corner, we round it to find Nightmare Court. Moving forward to cross the bridge, we fight each Nightmare Court group as well as taking out the volatile blossoms until we reach a guarded gate to the tunnel. Passing through there after fighting those, is a tunnel full of volatile blossom we target to destroy until we reach the end to turn left.
There are more volatile blossoms and Nightmare puppies to kill as we run upwards to the end and exiting to our right. Keeping to the right wall, we drop down twice before we get to our next fight. Stacking, next to the rock, we watch the interaction before Leurent and his group activate. Generally, we try to pull just one, but usually it seems they all come. Our final boss is the Nightmare Tree again, only instead of mainly turrets though there are a few , he has ghostly Veteran Oakhearts spawning.
The Aetherblade path is a more complicated path that ties in with the Aetherblade Pirates. You enter the Dungeon like you normally would, but once you select the Aetherblade Path, it will move your group into the path directly, skipping the Reception Hall. It is also the only Dungeon path that has its own achievement section under General section right below Dungeons. There are 17 achievements you can reap out of this path, one of them being Pirate Booty, locating the 5 Aetherblade chests after finishing the dungeon before running out of time.
Starting off, we enter the Asuran Portal that activates after we pick his path. Run down the iron bridge and jump over the fence on the right hand side, onto a ledge. A cut scene pops up and the first group of inquest run by, then we jump back over to start beating down the barrier turrets.
There is a golem a little further on down the bridge, putting our backs to the side wall, we kill him. Continuing on, we keep breaking the barrier turrets down, until reaching the last boss. Making sure to keep your back to the door especially on the platform in case he punts you into the lava , we fight Nokk. The door to the tunnel opens up revealing a line of golems and bombs on the floor.
There are 2 ways of doing this fight, stacking behind the door on the right side, or running into the tunnel on the left hand side of the room. The last boss we meet in here is Tazza, who we carefully lure out into the bigger room. Moving forward we encounter Foreman Kreutzerova and after defeating him, there will be some conversation, then 4 more Foreman will spawn which we demolish one by one. After killing all four, we escort Rasolov, making sure he stays alive while we fight the dredge that spawn until the room is clear, so he can pick up his boulder and slowly walk back to drop it in the bucket, opening the door up for us to further proceed into the dungeon.
The next fight is the Taskmaster, who is in a room full of dredge mobs. The Taskmaster has a shield we need to get rid of so we can damage him. Dropping off the left hand side of the landing, we maneuver him into the smasher, being careful not to run under it ourselves, to get his shield down. Once the death blow has been dealt, carefully avoiding the patrols of dredge, we make our way over to the dredge carrier marked on the map.
We need to pick up glowing rocks and hand them to Rasolov filling the bar. The carrier then rams through the door, we pull the dredge bombers carefully through, fighting the first before moving into the room and killing the first mob there. The next step is to make our way across the top to drop down to a closed door on the outskirts of the room. We focus on whichever one is not attached to the Minister by a beam, carefully making sure they stay close to each other in health.
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Dungeons are optional party-based PvE instances , each with their own story. There are currently nine dungeons. All dungeons have two modes: a story mode , which focuses on the story of the Destiny's Edge group; and an explorable mode , a more difficult mode which requires more co-ordination to play through and is unlocked after completing story mode. Each mode allows for groups of up to five players; content does not scale depending on the number of players in the party so the difficulty remains constant.
A waypoint can be found outside the start of each dungeon in the open world, as well as an NPC giving basic information. More waypoints will appear inside the dungeon as players progress, which may be used for quick travel or revival if all party members are out of combat.
Additionally, dungeons retain a basic level of persistence during the instance: creatures do not respawn, and characters may join or rejoin a party in progress within a dungeon. Players will be notified via mail by their "Herald" as they reach the suggested level for each dungeon, as well as another notification about the dungeon's explorable mode once they complete the dungeon's story mode. Shortly after the game launched, ArenaNet stopped working on dungeons, and the plethora of bugs, exploits, and map breaks that plagued them still exist today.
Dungeon development was discontinued in favor of Fractals of the Mist , a special type of dungeon that consists of an array of mini-dungeons called fractals: smaller instances taking place in the Mists exploring notable events of the past and future and featuring four levels of difficulty.
Story mode is available to all players that meet the level required for the dungeon. Story mode focuses on filling players on the story of Destiny's Edge , told through cut scenes and cinematic dialogue. One or two members of Destiny's Edge join the party to guide them through a largely linear dungeon story.
This mode is relatively straightforward for a pick-up-group to complete. Personal storylines and dungeon story modes are parallel: the dungeon story mode does not affect a player's progression of their personal story nor the outcome of the story, but still occurs at the same time storywise.
The storylines converge just for the last mission which takes place in The Ruined City of Arah. Completing the story mode of a dungeon for the first time will result in a letter in your mailbox, along with a headpiece reward and Story mode completion is character-based, not account-based, and so must be redone for each new character.
Please note that the coin rewards may be affected by gold find, and these numbers may be inadvertently inflated. Explorable mode is available for characters that have completed story mode on that character and meet the level requirement.
Only the player that opens the dungeon instance needs to meet these requirements. Explorable mode deals with the aftermath of the events in story mode. The explorable dungeon story is told with fewer cutscenes and little cinematic dialogue, and the player party is no longer joined by members of Destiny's Edge but by other local NPC.
The player is presented with at least three different paths to play through for each dungeon. The party votes on the option they will take through the dungeon and the majority determines which path they take. This mode requires significantly more coordination between team members and so is far more difficult than story mode.
Completing a dungeon in explorable mode awards coin , experience, and dungeon currencies. These currencies can be used at a Dungeon Merchant , to buy weapons, armor, runes, and other items. Each dungeon has its own unique weapon and armor set modeled according to the theme of the dungeon. These items are no more powerful than items which can be gained doing other activities in-game, the exotic sets are equal to the level 80 exotic crafted sets.
Completing an explorable path for the first time each day rewards an additional bonus chest which contains:.
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