Introduction to Weekly Dungeons in DNF Mobile: How to Play the Weekly Dungeons in Dungeon & Fighter Mobile

dnf mobile has introduced a new weekly dungeon gameplay in the recent update, with 4 weekly dungeons having progressively increasing resistance values. Players can choose 2 to challenge, and upon completion, they can obtain rewards including Secret Vault Passes and Lava Charcoal. Below is a detailed introduction to the dnf mobile weekly dungeon gameplay to help you understand this new mode.

After the update on March 26, players will see 4 new weekly dungeons added to the commission page. Each character can enter up to 2 of them per week, which means choosing 2 out of 4. In total, the entire account can enter 10 times, with each dungeon limited to one challenge per character.

Entry into the dungeon will consume 40 points of fatigue. If the fatigue is insufficient, entry is not possible (trading restricted fatigue does not apply, and the fatigue burn effect is also not applicable). The difficulty of the dungeons is moderate, all following the pattern of 2 minor monster rooms plus 1 BOSS room. The required resistance values for entering each dungeon are: Noyvelle 16,000, Imperial Laboratory 21,500, Eternal Tundra 25,500, and Giant Bee Nest 31,000.

The weekly dungeons can drop a lot of Lava Charcoal and Secret Vault Passes, and there's a chance to get level 60 epic equipment, as well as pink cards from the corresponding dungeon bosses (with attributes of Intelligence or Strength +68, usable on tops/bottoms). Additionally, during the event period, completing the dungeons also offers a chance to receive rare rewards similar to those from the Original Altar.

The number of Secret Vault Passes dropped (increasing with dungeon difficulty) is as follows: Noyvelle (16,000 resistance): about 80; Imperial Laboratory (21,500 resistance): about 100; Eternal Tundra (25,500 resistance): about 140; Giant Bee Nest (31,000 resistance): about 160. Moreover, the dropped Secret Vault Passes are by default bound to the account, but approximately 10% of them are tradable, mainly to facilitate player circulation.

This concludes the introduction to the dnf mobile weekly dungeon gameplay. This weekly dungeon itself doesn't have much difficulty and can be considered a stable channel for resource acquisition. You can go and play it every week, especially now during the event period, where you can farm more and also receive the same rewards as from the Original Altar.