Dream Courts: complete guide

Access, daily attempt and sequence

Open Boss Questlines in Safe Zone. Dream Courts requires level 250, compatible client and campaign and difficulty release via the server. The attempt is individual per character and per questline.

Input is consumed at startup and returns only at the next UTC turn. Dying, abandoning or letting the run expire does not refund the attempt. Difficulty and any daily modifiers are frozen for the entire run.

The 6 rooms are mandatory and follow this order: Alptramun, Izcandar the Banished, Malofur Mangrinder, Maxxenius, Plagueroot, The Nightmare Beast. A normal run does not allow you to skip encounters.

• Base requirement: level 250.
• Quota: One daily entry per character for Dream Courts.
• Reset: change of day in UTC, regardless of the device's time.
• Maximum duration: four hours from booking entry.

Difficulties, unlocks and rewards

Adventurer starts unlocked; each completion opens the next difficulty. The server may still restrict tracks during rollout. Multipliers cover bosses, summons and damage typical of mechanics; base defense is not multiplied.

In Dream Courts, 30% of the total reward is divided between 5 checkpoints before the final boss and 70% is awarded upon completion. The first victory on each difficulty registers an achievement; the first completion unlocks the slayer title, and Mythical unlocks the campaign aura.

Dream Courts does not have its own completion item table in the current package; The guaranteed reward is made up of the resources below, in addition to achievements and progression cosmetics.

• Adventurer: HP 1.0x; damage 1.0x; reward 1.0x; no minimum forging; 500,000 XP, 100,000 gold, 500 Relic Coins, 10 Diamonds and 50 Perk Points.
• Veteran: HP 1.8x; damage 1.25x; reward 1.4x; no minimum forging; 700,000 XP, 140,000 gold, 700 Relic Coins, 14 Diamonds and 70 Perk Points.
• Heroic: HP 3.2x; damage 1.55x; reward 2.0x; no minimum forging; 1,000,000 XP, 200,000 gold, 1,000 Relic Coins, 20 Diamonds and 100 Perk Points.
• Nightmare: HP 5.5x; damage 1.95x; reward 3.0x; equipped forge 8; 1,500,000 XP, 300,000 gold, 1,500 Relic Coins, 30 Diamonds and 150 Perk Points.
• Mythic: HP 9.0x; 2.5x damage; reward 4.5x; equipped forge 16; 2,250,000 XP, 450,000 gold, 2,250 Relic Coins, 45 Diamonds and 225 Perk Points.

Room 1 — Alptramun and progressive dreams

Alptramun starts with two Unpleasant Dreams. Every 10 seconds, if there are fewer than five active dreams, the arena summons one to four, limited to five alive.

The species increases according to the total slaughtered: up to nine deaths occur Unpleasant Dreams; from the tenth to the eighteenth, Horrible Dreams; from the nineteenth to the twenty-seventh, Nightmarish Dreams; after that, Mind-Wrecking Dreams.

• Initial wave: two Unpleasant Dreams.
• Reset: every 10 seconds, up to five live dreams.
• Escalation: Unpleasant → Horrible → Nightmarish → Mind-Wrecking.
• Victory condition: defeat Alptramun.

Room 2 — Izcandar and the seasons

After 15 seconds, three The Heat of Summer appear on the hot side and three The Cold of Winter on the cold side. Izcandar changes shape as it crosses the vertical divide of the arena.

On the side with an X coordinate equal to or greater than 32208, it assumes Izcandar Champion of Winter; on the left, Izcandar Champion of Summer. The on-screen message confirms each change.

• Seasonal wave: 15 seconds after start.
• Entities: three Heat of Summer and three Cold of Winter.
• Right side: Winter form.
• Left side: Summer form.
• Victory condition: defeat Izcandar.

Room 3 — Malofur Mangrinder and Whirling Blades

The arena places 21 Whirling Blades in fixed positions once combat begins. They form dangerous corridors and make the path as important as the damage.

Malofur Mangrinder is the terminal target. Plan to travel across free tiles rather than traversing the set of slides repeatedly.

• Initial hazards: 21 Whirling Blades.
• Distribution: fixed positions in the arena.
• Victory condition: defeat Malofur Mangrinder.

Room 4 — Maxxenius, Generators and energized floor

Three Generators appear at the beginning. Every three seconds, the floor is checked: if the character is on an energized tile, they take 200–600 base energy damage; if Maxxenius is on this floor, he loses 1,111–3,333 life.

Every 12 seconds an electrical charge begins on the screen. Five seconds later it detonates and deals 1000–2000 base energy damage, multiplied by difficulty. Energy Elementals also belongs to the meeting.

• Initial wave: three Generators.
• Floor pulse: every three seconds.
• Character on powered floor: 200–600 base energy damage.
• Maxxenius on powered floor: loses 1,111–3,333 health.
• Charge: starts every 12 seconds and detonates after five; 1000–2000 base damage.

Room 5 — Plagueroot and the plant cycle

After 15 seconds, three Plant Attendants appear in predefined positions. Plant Abominations can be part of the cycle; when one dies, a new Plant Attendant reappears almost immediately in the same location.

Plagueroot remains the terminal target. Clearing plants without pressing the boss feeds a replenishment cycle.

• Delayed initial wave: three Plant Attendants after 15 seconds.
• Death of Plant Abomination: replaces a Plant Attendant on the same tile.
• Victory condition: defeat Plagueroot.

Room 6 — The Nightmare Beast and the curse

Every 35 seconds, The Nightmare Beast applies a curse. Go to one of the two dreamcatchers in the arena — or stand on the tile containing the item — to remove it.

After 15 seconds of being cursed, an urgent warning appears. At 25 seconds, the glitch deals death damage equal to twice the character's maximum health, making cleanup mandatory. Defeating The Nightmare Beast ends the campaign.

• Interval between curses: 35 seconds when none are active.
• First warning of danger: 15 seconds after receiving the curse.
• Fatal time: 25 seconds.
• Failure: Death damage equal to 200% of maximum health.
• Cleaning: either of the two dreamcatchers.
• Boss terminal: The Nightmare Beast.

Checkpoints, resumption, completion and record

Each room prior to the final confrontation in Dream Courts generates an ordered checkpoint and a portion of the initial 30%. When moving forward, the server has already preserved the completed rooms.

An interruption allows you to use Resume Room only once in the entire run. The current room restarts from the beginning, including life, adds, counters and phases; previous checkpoints remain. A second retake ends the attempt.

Abandonment and expiration also end the run without returning entry. The final victory delivers the remaining 70% idempotently, updates the best time for that difficulty and returns the character to Safe Zone.

• Checkpoint confirmed: progress and partial reward remain recorded.
• Room resumed: restarts completely; does not remain in the same combat state.
• A single retake per run; the second attempt to resume ends the campaign.
• New normal entry: only after the next reset UTC.