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The Desert Dungeon Quest
On Puria the Desert Dungeon Quest no longer needs four players: you can do it alone.
What changed
On real Tibia this quest needs four players, one of each vocation. On Puria it can be done alone, by any vocation, or with a group of 2, 3 or 4 friends.
Each player only needs the sacrifice of their own vocation, on that vocation's altar:
- Sorcerer: Spellbook
- Druid: Red Apple
- Paladin: Crossbow
- Knight: Sword
How to do it
- The entrance is a ladder in the Jakundaf Desert. Go through the dungeon until the altar room.
- Put your vocation's sacrifice on its altar (the coal basins). A knight alone only needs a sword; a knight and a druid need a sword and a red apple. Two players of the same vocation need two sacrifices on the same altar.
- Pull the lever. The plate right next to it is the easiest place to stand.
Everyone standing on one of the four plates is teleported to the treasure room, and so is whoever pulled the lever. Each player consumes one sacrifice of their own vocation.
Rewards
There are two chests in the treasure room, and each character can open both once:
- 100 platinum coins
- A green bag with a blessed ankh, a magic light wand, a ring of healing and a protection amulet
The stairs in the treasure room take you back out.
TipGoing as a group? Everyone on a plate goes in together, and each character gets their own rewards. Each one brings the sacrifice of their own vocation.
Frequently asked questions
Can I do the Desert Quest alone?
Yes. On Puria you only need the sacrifice of your own vocation on its altar: spellbook (sorcerer), red apple (druid), crossbow (paladin) or sword (knight).
What is the reward of the Desert Dungeon Quest?
100 platinum coins and a green bag with a blessed ankh, a magic light wand, a ring of healing and a protection amulet. Each character can take both chests once.
Do I need one player of each vocation?
No. That requirement was removed on Puria. Each player brings only the sacrifice of their own vocation.