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Dungeon Heroes Guide: First steps in the lobby and Shattered Forest

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Overview

Dungeon Heroes is an action RPG where you fight enemies and bosses across 14 realms, collecting weapons, armor, and skills as you go. This guide covers how to get started, how to build your character, how to push through tough dungeons, and how to spend your resources wisely.

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Contents

01 First steps in the lobby and Shattered Forest Step 02 Level targets for the early dungeons Table 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 Matching your weapon type to your skills Tips 05 Diagnosing a run you cannot finish Check 06 Making the most of resources Tips 07 Working codes Codes 08 A short daily session, done efficiently Step 09 Insane difficulty and the raid Summary 10 Glossary Words 11 Common questions FAQ

First steps in the lobby and Shattered Forest

Step

In short Getting comfortable with the controls before your first dungeon saves a lot of early frustration.

The lobby has no enemies, so use it to try out your basic attack, your equipped skill, and your roll before anything else. Controls sit in different spots depending on whether you are on PC, a phone, or a tablet, so a quick test run there is worth it. Once you feel ready, head into Shattered Forest on Normal — that is the entry-level dungeon open from level 1. After you clear it, look at every piece of gear you picked up and swap in anything clearly stronger than what you are wearing.

Try the controls use your basic attack, skill, and roll at least once each in the lobby
Pick a type check whether your weapon and skill are physical or magic before you enter
Enter the dungeon start with Shattered Forest on Normal difficulty
Check your drops after clearing, compare new weapons, armor, and skills to what you have equipped
Farm before pushing clear the same dungeon a few more times to build a solid set before moving on

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Level targets for the early dungeons

Table

In short Moving to the next dungeon at roughly the right level keeps progress steady without grinding too hard.

There are four dungeons that form the natural early route through the game. Hitting the suggested level does not guarantee a clear on the first try, so if the boss feels too tanky or the timer keeps running out, go back one dungeon and fill out your gear. Daily quests can reward keys and other useful items, so check them before you start a session.

Level 1 and up	Shattered Forest
Level 15 and up	Orion's Peak
Level 30 and up	Deadman's Cove
Level 45 and up	Flaming Depths

03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

Live now Oct 23 – Oct 30

HALLOWEEN SKILLS!

NEW HALLOWEEN SKILLS!

Live now Oct 16 – Nov 13

HALLOWEEN EVENT!

- Halloween event dungeon! - Halloween battlepass! - Halloween themed pets, skills, cosmetics and more!

Upcoming Oct 30 – Nov 6

Nightmare Raid Mode!

Grim Hallow Nightmare Raid unlocked!

See the whole schedule

Matching your weapon type to your skills

Tips

In short Keeping your weapon and skills on the same type — physical or magic — is the single biggest damage boost available to you.

Every weapon and skill falls into one of two types: physical or magic. When they match, your damage output is much higher. A mismatched setup can cause you to run out of time against a boss even if your gear has high rarity. Pick one path and stick to it as new gear comes in.

Tips worth knowing

Swords, spears, and hammers pair with physical skills — that is the physical path
Staves and scepters pair with magic skills — that is the magic path
If you are unsure which to pick, go with whichever type you already have more skills for
When comparing new gear, check the physical or magic label alongside the rarity color
Aim to have two or three skills of the same type as your weapon at all times

Diagnosing a run you cannot finish

Check

In short Figuring out whether you are dying or running out of time tells you exactly which part of your build to fix.

When a dungeon stops you cold, the first thing to do is decide which of two problems you have: you are getting killed, or you are running out of time. Each one points to a different fix. If solo play keeps falling apart, bringing a partner splits the boss's attention and makes the fight easier to survive.

Getting killed check that your armor is up to date and that you are using your roll to dodge big attacks
Running out of time confirm your weapon and skills share the same physical or magic type
Slow through the dungeon add a skill that hits multiple enemies at once to speed up the runs
Boss patterns watch for the tell before a heavy attack and roll before it lands
Stuck solo try the dungeon with a party so the boss targets are spread across players

Making the most of resources

Tips

In short Selling low-level gear for Magic Dust and focusing pet resources on a single strong pet keeps you from wasting materials on things you will replace soon.

Three resources come up constantly: Magic Dust, keys, and pet tokens. Knowing when to spend each one and when to hold it makes a noticeable difference over time. Early gear turns over quickly, so hold off on using Magic Dust to reroll until you have something you expect to keep for a while.

Tips worth knowing

Sell weapons and armor you have outgrown to turn them into Magic Dust
Save Magic Dust for gear you plan to use across several dungeons, not for something you will replace in an hour
Spend keys on skill chests that match the dungeon you are currently running
Put all your pet upgrade materials into one strong pet rather than splitting them
Before converting spare pets into pet tokens, check the merge screen to see which ones you still need

07 Working codes Codes

HALLOWKING three lesser health potions and a burger and fries

three lesser health potions and a burger and fries

DRAGON

FROSTHEIM

ARCANE-SKILLS three refined health potions and a burger and fries

three refined health potions and a burger and fries

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A short daily session, done efficiently

Step

In short Three quick actions at the start of each session mean you never miss a free reward or fall behind on upgrades.

On days when you only have a little time, order matters. Grab your daily quest rewards first because keys and pet chests from those quests cost you nothing and speed up the rest of your session. Then run the most advanced dungeon you can clear reliably a couple of times. Finish by tidying up your inventory so the next session starts clean.

Check daily quests collect any keys, pet chests, or other rewards before doing anything else
Run your best stable dungeon clear it two or three times without forcing a fight you keep losing
Compare new drops swap in anything stronger than your current gear or skills
Sell spare gear turn it into Magic Dust before you log off
Convert unneeded pets change them into pet tokens after confirming they are not needed for a merge

Insane difficulty and the raid

Summary

In short Beating every dungeon on Insane and clearing the Rumbling Plateau Raid are the end goals the game sets for its players.

Each of the ten main dungeons has an Insane difficulty, and clearing it earns you a badge. A separate raid called Rumbling Plateau has its own completion badge.

Shattered Forest on Insane　badge reward
Orion's Peak on Insane　badge reward
Deadman's Cove on Insane　badge reward
Flaming Depths on Insane　badge reward
Mosscrown Jungle on Insane　badge reward
Astral Abyss, Shifting Sands, Shimmering Caves, Mushroom Forest, Golden Realm on Insane　one badge each
Rumbling Plateau Raid clear　badge reward

Glossary

Roll: A quick dodge movement that moves your character out of an enemy's attack range — using it at the right moment reduces the damage you take.
Physical type: The damage category that pairs with swords, spears, and hammers; physical skills deal full damage when used alongside a physical weapon.
Magic type: The damage category that pairs with staves and scepters; magic skills deal full damage when used alongside a magic weapon.
Magic Dust: A resource earned by selling unwanted gear, used to reroll the stats on a piece of equipment.
Reroll: Spending Magic Dust to randomly reassign the stats on a piece of gear, giving you a chance at better numbers.
Key: A resource earned from boss kills and daily quests, spent to open skill chests.
Pet Token: A resource made by converting unwanted pets, used to strengthen your pets.
Drop: Any weapon, armor, or item you receive from defeating enemies or completing a dungeon run.
Area attack: A skill that hits several nearby enemies at once rather than a single target, useful for moving through a dungeon faster.
Critical hit: A hit that deals more damage than normal and triggers randomly, with better odds as you raise the relevant stat on your gear.

Common questions

FAQ

What should I do the moment I start the game?

Go to the lobby first and test your basic attack, your skill, and your roll so you know where every button is. Then enter Shattered Forest on Normal — it is open from level 1. After you clear it, look through the gear you got and equip anything stronger than what you had going in.

Why can't I beat the boss even with high-rarity gear?

High rarity does not help if your weapon and skill types do not match. Check that both are physical or both are magic, because a mismatch can drop your damage enough to make the timer impossible to beat. Once the types line up, the rarity of the gear starts to matter much more.

Do I need to spend Robux to finish the game?

All 14 realms and every dungeon are reachable without spending anything — gear comes entirely from dungeon drops. Paid options can speed things up, but mastering your roll and keeping your weapon and skill types matched will move you forward faster than any purchase.

Should I spread my upgrade materials across several pets?

Put everything into your single strongest pet until it is well developed. Spare pets can be converted into pet tokens, but check the merge screen first to make sure you are not getting rid of one you still need.

How do I unlock the Insane difficulty badges?

Each main dungeon has an Insane difficulty that awards a badge when you clear it. There are ten such badges in total, plus a separate badge for finishing the Rumbling Plateau Raid.

Updated Oct 1, 2026
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