Lost Ark, one of the best recent top-down fantasy multiplayer online role-playing games on Steam, is very popular among gamers. It was the second most played game within twenty-four hours of its release. While the game mechanics are the same as many MMORPGs, it also has a great story and missions that can keep players engaged and entertained. Like many MMORPGs, the game has a set of dungeons and raids that players can take part in. Not only that, it also features more than one type of dungeon. This guide is located in the Abyss Dungeons in Lost Ark and it will show you how to unlock and play them.
How to unlock the Abyss Dungeons in Lost Ark
Unlike Guardian Raids, Abyssal Dungeons cannot be played alone. The game will return you to the previous screen if you try to do so. However, it is important that you unlock this first. Here’s how to unlock the Abyss Dungeons in Lost Ark:
- To unlock the Void Dungeons, complete the Blue World quest chain in North Verne.
- After unlocking Guardian Raids and Chaos Dungeons, you will face the Waiting and Leaving quest.
- You will then enter the Elveria Ancient Dungeon, and after completing them, you will have to talk to an NPC. Once you do that, you will unlock the Abyss Dungeon.
How to enter the dungeons of the Abyss
To enter the Abyss Dungeon, head to the military district at Verne Castle. There you can find an Abyssal Dungeon Board that you can interact with. Once you do that, you will be able to enter the Abyss dungeon in Lost Ark. However, please note that you can only do this a few times a week. Also, you need to meet the level requirements for that particular dungeon.
Locations of all Abyss dungeons
There are several Abyss Dungeons, each representing a location in the game. Here are all the Abyss dungeons in Lost Ark along with the required item level:
- Demon Beast Canyon in Ancient Elveria – Requires level 340+
- Necromancer Origin in Ancient Elveria – Requires level 340+
- Hall of the Twisted Warlord in Phantom Palace – Requires level 460+
- Hildebrandt’s Palace in Phantom Palace – Requires level 460+
- Wailing Road in the Ark of Arrogance – Requires level 840+
- Forge of Fallen Pride in Arrogance – Requires level 840+
- Sea of Idleness in Heaven’s Gate – Requires level 960+
- Serene Karkosa in Heaven’s Gate – Requires level 960+
- Shrine of Alaric at Heaven’s Gate – Requires level 960+
- Ira’s Eye in Nuts Well – Requires level 1325+
- Nut Preveza in Well Nuts – Requires level 1325+
Also, you cannot jump through any dungeons even if you have the required level for that level. For example, you need to complete Demon Beast Canyon before you can proceed to Necromancer Origin. There are no gaps between them.
Complete the Abyss Dungeons in Lost Ark (tips and tricks)
One thing’s for sure when it comes to Abyss dungeons, and lack of communication won’t do you any good. These are best played with a group of your choice rather than matchmaking.
It is vital that you prepare for the Dungeon ahead of time. Potions, weapons, gear and more, you should be ready for all of this as you can’t change this once you’ve entered. You will be able to replenish your supply in the dungeon a little, but it is better to be prepared.
Lastly, keep your potions mostly reserved for the final boss, as he will be hard to beat. If you use up your potions before you get to the final boss, you will be in trouble.
Although the Abyss Dungeons are quite difficult, the rewards they provide are well worth the effort. You can create high-level equipment with rewards from Dungeons. This is done in the Crafting District of Verne Castle. In the said region, travel to Karlisa and craft the best equipment for future dungeon raids.
This is all that is described in the dungeons of the Abyss in Lost Ark.