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This is the original server's own wiki, kept because it is the only surviving description of that world. The Refuge has changed a great deal of it. Where this site knows about a change it is stated above, or corrected in the text below; anything else here describes the game as it was, not as it is.

Orphan

The Orphan is a cursed person. Every Orphan carries The Mark with them. Orphans create a Shadow when they die in specific places where negative energy is gathered, since Shadows attempt to explode when they die, they are very dangerous to society. For this reason, most people don't like having Orphans near them.

Orphans don't have access to the original jobs due to the risk they bring. Only the Thief, and in turn, Assassin and Rogue guilds accept Orphans, that's because those guilds would always be seen as outsiders by the common people, so they embraced these new outcasts from society.

Some alternative associations also seem to be taking Orphans...

An Orphan can also become a Merchant, as long as it sticks to the rules of the Merchant Association of Alberta and refrain from training and stick to a peaceful life of markets and trading.

Extra information

• Orphans have this name because when a person receives The Mark, their whole family supposedly dies or vanishes. Nobody is fully sure what happens.
• Available Weapons: Daggers
• When an Orphan gets to Lv99 without dying, they receive +10 bonus to all stats. They also cannot job change anymore if they do this.

This is the original server's own wiki, kept because it is the only surviving description of that world. The Refuge has changed a great deal of it. Where this site knows about a change it is stated above, or corrected in the text below; anything else here describes the game as it was, not as it is.

The Orphanage is the best place for an Orphan to be in New-Midgard. A safe house born from the wishes of people to protect those who are less fortunated, and cursed.

It's a community effort to ensure the Orphanage continues to grow and provide better support for its people.

No matter how hard the path is, having a place to call home will always be something every orphan will have... as long as they take care of it.

Orphanage Level

The Orphanage grows with donations from players. Specific services and features will be available or expanded when the orphanage reaches higher levels.

Donating also rewards players with Donation Points that can be exchanged for costumes and rewards with some NPCs.

There are 3 ways to make the donations to the Orphanage:

When the orphanage levels up, EVERY CHARACTER currently online receives +50% EXP for 30 minutes . This will be broadcast and the Orphanage music will change briefly.

The money required and benefits for each level can be seen below.

• Lucy Guile , the Healer, provides buffs at the cost of 5.000z.
• This also rewards the player with 1 Donation Point and adds 1.000z to the Orphanage Funds.
• Amadeus Windsor , the founder, takes direct donations of 10.000z, 50.000z and 100.000z.
• This also rewards players with 10, 50 or 100 Donation Points.
• Server Events , such as a monster invasion in a city.
• If the players successfully save the city, a donation from the city might be made to the Orphanage, depending on how well players did.

Kafra Alysia

The kafra that works specifically for the orphanage. She can save your respawn point, access your storage, refill elixirs and teleport you.

• The storage access here is always free.
• Kafra Alysia has a minor quest associated with her.
• Teleports with Alysia always cost 100z for Morroc and 500z for anywhere else.
• Her teleports are always the cheapest option compared to city kafras.
• Kafra Alysia teleport variety improves every 20 orphanage levels. She also has unique teleport destinations.

Healer

Lucy Guile takes cares of the Orphans, at no cost. She might seem cold but she's nice.

You can also pay her 5.000z for a temporary buff. You will receive all buffs already available

Duration of Buff is 5 minutes + 1 minute per orphanage level.

• Magnificat , increased SP recovery, Orphanage Level 1 or higher.
• Weapon Revest , prevents breaking and removal of weapon, Orphanage Level 25 or higher.
• Job Growth , increases job experience gained by 10%, Orphanage Level 50 or higher.
• Base Growth , increases base experience gained by 10%, Orphanage Level 100.

Kitchen

Mary Cenia is the Headchef of the kitchen, she can be a bit rought sometimes, but has a heart of gold.

You can buy food from her at a fixed price, regardless of the type or grade.

Food buffs don't stack. You can't have more than one status active at a time.

Duration of Buff is 5 minutes + 1 minute per orphanage level.

• Food can usually be bought in different cities around the world. Usually ranging from +2 to +7, as long as you find the Pub/Restaurant in them.
• Price for food around the world is always more expensive than the Orphanage.
• Every 10 Orphanage levels, the food quality increases by +1 stat point, up to +10 of a stat at Orphanage Level 90.

Memory Fountain

A fountain that you can see the reflection of your life. Allows you to reset your stats and skills.

• The fountain reflects who you are now.
• Price for resets is 500z per base level.
• Price is reduced by 1% per orphanage level, making the fountain free at Orphanage Level 100.
• There's no restrictions on how often the fountain can be used.

3 Smith Brothers

The 3 Howards take care of refines, weapons and armors. They sell equipment for Orphans at convenient prices.

• The older brother refines equipment and sells ores.
• The middle brother sells weapons.
• the younger brother sells armors.
• The quality of ores, weapons and armors improves every 10 orphanage levels, up to orphanage level 50.
• very rare ores can be bought for HIGH prices at higher levels.

Card Remover

This fancy guy removes cards from any equipment.

• There is no chance of failure.
• The card remover requires Orphanage Level 25 to start his work.

Happy Girl and Big Dude

These two can provide different visuals to players.

• Happy Girl can sell hats directly to players, at low prices (mostly).
• She also sells zodiac Diadems, that provide reasonable bonuses, but have no slot.
• Happy Girl also sells boxes containing a random SLOTTED hat of the same type above
• Zodiac crowns are also obtained from boxes with a random hat inside. They are slotted variations of the diadems, and their bonuses are refine-based.
• You can also get costume versions of all those items with her by spending Donation Points .
• Big Dude provides garment costumes at very high amounts of Donation Points .
• Big Dude sells garments when the Orphanage Level is 50 or higher .

Job Changers

A variety of places can start your job change around the orphanage.

(Jester, Vagabond and Raider jobs have other starting locations.)

• The Merchant Representative can turn any Level 1/1 Orphan into a merchant permanently.
• Lydia, the Thief can provide job level 10 Orphans with a quest to become a thief.
• Mrs. Sorin can start Orphans on the path of the Trickster
• A broken clock in the orphanage can bring back memories needed by a Illusionist.
• A serious man is looking for strong orphans to start training as a Judge.
• The Unchained room allows people ready to break their limits to push their jobs to the limit.

Wandering Minstrel

The Wandering minstrel will always provide updated information about the world to Orphans.

• As patches and updates are made, the Minstrel will provide a small lore-friendly block of information about the new content.
• It also provides overall information about the world.

Orphanage Level prices

Zeny required is a community goal. It can be donated from any player, at any time.

First 30 Levels:

• Any Zeny donated above the required amount is LOST
• Lucy the healer will never increase the level of the Orphanage, only an Amadeus Windsor donation will increase the level.
• The donation amounts from Lucy the Healer can only help with overall progress.
• Zeny required currently can be checked by asking for progress from Amadeus Windsor.
• Zeny needed increases by 10.000z per current level. The funds go back to zero every level.
• Some events and community achievements ingame might provide a boost to orphanage level progress, such as saving a city from an invasion
• There's no limitation on how fast the Orphanage can level, theoretically, players can get it to Lv100 in a single day, with no limitations or daily stuff.

This is the original server's own wiki, kept because it is the only surviving description of that world. The Refuge has changed a great deal of it. Where this site knows about a change it is stated above, or corrected in the text below; anything else here describes the game as it was, not as it is.

Path of the Orphan

In Return to Morroc, the Orphan is the only starter choice for any player. The Orphan has a multitude of paths to choose from, each with a special progression and their own rules. Minor changes in the main story or with NPC behavior might happen with different Trees.

NOTE: Specific Numeric values for skills won't be shown as they can be changed slightly over time for balance.

You can see the Job Quests for each of the jobs below.

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Every Job has a story in Return to Morroc.

Jobs are not only ways to play here, but also a unique identity of the player. The Job Change Quests are an essential part of this.

The Thief tree is the "regular progression" tree of the game. There are multiple job quests and paths to be taken. It's the perfect way to follow your destiny.

Thief Quest -

Start Location: Lydia the Thief, Orphanage

Required: Orphan Job Lv10

Objective: Pay the price and assist the guild by talking to Lydia on the Orphanage entrance

Prowler Quest -

Start Location: Lighthalzen

Required: Thief Job Lv50

Objective: Use the Prowler Armguard and prove you can fight the strongest enemies no matter what.

Shadowseer Quest -

Start Location: Niflheim

Required: Thief Job Lv50

Objective: Understand the path of Life and Death.

Assassin/Rogue Quest -

Start Location: Sograt Desert Guild: moc_fild16

Required: Thief Job Lv50

Objective: Clear all the trials of the assassins, including basic knowledge, evasion and intuition to choose into become an Assassin or a Rogue.

Unchained Classes Quests -

Start Location: Master Room, Orphanage

Required: Job Level 50 (Unchained Thief), Base Level 99, Job Level 50 (Unchained Assassin, Unchained Rogue, Phantom Thief)

Objective: A specific weapon with random options will be requested at a high refine level, bring the weapon to the master. The weapon will need to be at the EXACT refine level.

Specialization Quests -

Start Location: Desert Guild , moc_fild16

Required: Assassin or Rogue Job Lv50

Objective: Talk to the master to learn the details about a specialization, the master will change you into the specialization if you wish.

Night Raven Quest -

Start Location: Sky Brother, Rachel Fields

Required: Blade Dancer Job Lv70

Objective: Scout the area and prepare a escape route to save the people from the cultists. This Quest is shared with Scoundrel's quest, you'll work outside.

Black Plague Quest -

Start Location: Land Brother, Rachel Fields

Required: Scoundrel Job Lv70

Objective: Infiltrate the cultist base and help the people escape. This Quest is shared with Blade Dancer's quest, you'll work inside.

Satsujin Quest -

Start Location: Master Saito, Yuno

Required: Shinobi Job Lv70

Objective: Capture the mysterious fugitive and survive all its traps.

Gravekeeper Quest -

Start Location: Tomb Guardian, Pyramid Basement

Required: Executioner Job Lv70

Objective: Enter Loki's tomb and learn the hardships of the Assassin path.

Arcane Master Quest -

Start Location: Mystic Assistant, Geffen Fields

Required: Mystic Job Lv70

Objective: Control the 4 natural elements and be approved by the Grandmaster.

Kingslayer Quest -

Start Location: Dethroned King, Moscovia

Required: Duelist Job Lv70

Objective: Face the usurper and bring justice back to a lost kingdom.

Sinner Quest -

Start Location: High Priest Zhed, Rachel Temple Garden

Required: Deadeye Job Lv70

Objective: Find the truth about the darkness covering the holy lands.

Blast Juggler Quest -

Start Location: Mad Scientist, Lighthalzen

Required: Saboteur Job Lv70

Objective: Track down Wolfchev and make sure he pays for his crimes with his life.

The trickster path is a simple way to break the rules and make your own destiny.

Trickster Quest -

Start Location: Mrs. Sorin, Orphanage

Required: Orphan Job Lv10

Objective: Embrace the cold of your soul and change your life forever.

Revenant Quest -

Start Location: Trickster, Niflheim

Required: Trickster Job Lv70

Objective: Silence the mark and use the darkness feared by all Orphans.

The path of not having a path. You can ignore your destiny.

Vagabond Quest -

Start Location: Vagabond, Orphanage

Required: Orphan Base Level 15, Job Lv10

Objective: Ignore the world that moves around you and forge a new path, free of any expectations and rules.

Legend Quest -

Start Location: Vagabond, Dicastes Diel

Required: Vagabond Job Lv70

Objective: Understand where the energy that flows around the world comes from and gain its approval.

The true path to change your destiny and become something greater.

Raider Quest -

Start Location: Wandering Knight, Payon Forest

Required: Orphan Job Lv10

Objective: Understand the qualities of a true warrior and how to control your impulses.

Dracomancer Quest -

Start Location: Strange Person, Thanatos Tower Entrance

Required: Raider Job Lv50

Objective: Survive the fury of ancient dragons and pay the price of blood.

Sometimes a single step is all it takes. You can laugh at your destiny or change it.

Jester Quest -

Start Location: Funny Guy, Prontera Southwest

Required: Orphan Job Lv10

Objective: See the fun in the world and see how you can make everything fun.

Illusionist Quest -

Start Location: Broken Clock, Orphanage

Required: Orphan Base Level 15, Job Lv10

Objective: Learn the true use of your memories and how to transform them into power and fear.

Judge Quest -

Start Location: Leon Damon, Orphanage

Required: Orphan Base Level 15, Job Lv10

Objective: Earn the approval of all 7 royal families and become a figure of authority in New-Midgard.

Dark Knight Quest -

Start Location: Strange Mirror, Prontera Knight's Guild

Required: Orphan Base Level 15, Job Lv10

Objective: Look deep inside yourself and see the true form of a shadow.

Destiny may not be to fight.

Merchant Quest

Start Location: Merchant Representative, Orphanage

Required: Orphan Base Level 1, Job Level 1, and not higher.

Objective: Get your license and work earning honest money by selling in Alberta.

This is the original server's own wiki, kept because it is the only surviving description of that world. The Refuge has changed a great deal of it. Where this site knows about a change it is stated above, or corrected in the text below; anything else here describes the game as it was, not as it is.

Thief Tree

• The Thief is the "main" progress route for most players. It provides balanced gameplay with a large variety of choices.
• The Thief tree is for players who are ready to fight and fulfill their destiny as an Orphan.
• Thief, Assassin and Rogue can also UNCHAIN their jobs, locking them out of job changes, but unlocking new, mixed skill trees.
• Reach Job Level 10 as Orphan.
• Change into Thief.
• Reach job Level 50 as a Thief.
• Change into either Assassin(Path of Tradition) or Rogue(Path of Change).
• Get Job Level 50 as Assassin or Rogue.
• Choose one of the Specializations . This will unlock the Job Level cap from 50 to 70.
• Get Job Level 70 with the Specialization. Specializations start at Job Level 50.
• Change into final job Class. Max Job level is 70.
• There are 8 possible final jobs: Night Raven, Satsujin, Black Plague and Gravekeeper for Assassin. Arcane Master, Kingslayer, Sinner and Blast Juggler for Rogue.
• Thieves also have an unique alternative of abandoning the path and becoming Prowlers.
• Requires being a Job Level 50 Thief
• Prowler has a maximum level of 150/50

Trickster/Vagabond Tree

• The Trickster and the Vagabond are an alternative progress path for players. They provide unique mechanics and gameplay choices unlike any other.
• These trees are for players who are willing to ignore their destiny and either control Morroc's Mark (Tricksters) or ignore it completely (Vagabond).
• Reach Job Level 10 as Orphan. Vagabond also requires Base Lv 15.
• Change into Trickster or Vagabond.
• Reach job Level 70 as either.
• Change into either Revenant(for Tricksters) or Legend(for Vagabonds). Max Job level is 70.

Jester Tree

• The Jester is a unique job that plays around alternating weapons. They are an easy job to play for people familiar with classic MMO mechanics, with very short cooldowns.
• This job is for players who don't care about Morroc's Mark and sees everything as a terrible joke played on them, They completely break the main story.
• Reach Job Level 10 as Orphan.
• Change into Jester. Jester has 70 job levels.

Raider Tree

• The Raider tree is for players who want to fight for extra objectives and a bigger meaning. They must be prepared to take extra time to hunt and grow.
• This tree has a unique interaction with multiple items and NPCs, and a simple job quest. Their main story quest has little change.
• Be prepared to find harsh requirements for job quests and equipments.
• Reach Job Level 10 as an Orphan.
• Change into Raider. Raider has 50 Job levels, those job levels are very fast.
• Raider can start the Trial of Dragons to become a Dracomancer. Details for this trial are unknown.
• Dracomancers have 70 job levels and can equip Draco Orbs instead of Runes .

Expert Tree

• The Illusionist, Dark Knight and Judge jobs are considered Expert Jobs, they offer unique challenging gameplay systems and are not recommended for new players or those unprepared.
• These jobs are for players who want to have minor unique interactions with lore and systems while sticking to the regular main story.
• Illusionist has a focus on it's Puppet, Judge has unique crafted weapons and combat mechanics based on its job level.
• Judges are the only job who can access the Inner Prontera Castle Headquarters.
• Dark Knights focus on missing HP to increase the final damage of their skills.
• Reach Job Level 10 and Base Level 15 as an Orphan.
• Change into Illusionist or Judge. Illusionist has 50 Job levels and you can get all skills. Dark Knight has 70 Job Levels. Judge has 100 job levels.

Unchained Evolutions

• The Unchained evolutions are ways to progress as a Thief, Assassin or Rogue in an alternative way.
• They provide unique paths that focus on non-final job skills and new interactions.
• Unchained Thief Requires Thief Job Level 50, and can become a Phantom Thief when Base Level 100.
• Assassins and Rogues can break the limits and forever lock their job in that form when they reach Base Level 100 with no specialization.

Merchant

• The Merchant is a unique job that allows players to buy and sell items with ease.
• They cannot level up. They also have free travel between the Orphanage and Alberta.
• Merchants can get a cart anywhere, anytime, by using their exclusive item.
• Merchants have 3 skills, all learned at job change. Orphan must be Base Level 1 to change.
• To change into a Merchant, visit the Merchant Envoy near the backroom in the Orphanage.

This is the original server's own wiki, kept because it is the only surviving description of that world. The Refuge has changed a great deal of it. Where this site knows about a change it is stated above, or corrected in the text below; anything else here describes the game as it was, not as it is.

A Piece of Asgard in New-Midgard

The Bifrost Mirror Shard is a piece of equipment that cannot be equipped, sold, traded, dropped or stored, being 100% Character Bound.

This item is required to access the Distortion Dungeons , as it can reflect the light seen on the blue orbs that contains the distortion to be accessed. The Mirror by itself is useless, but the Eyes of the 4 Sons of Odin can power it up in order to unlock access to different distortions.

How to Obtain

The Mirror is not dropped, instead its location can be described as follows:

Where Satan Morroc was slain, the Mirror shall bring a new light to anyone who seeks to find a different path.

When the Mirror is obtained, the player can begin working on developing it, as the Mirror itself has no powers.

The Mirror can be found in moc_fild14: 345,196

The 4 Jewels

The 4 Jewels of the sons of Odin are spread around the world. they can be found in 4 different regions:

The sons of Odin walked the land and each was visiting one of the nations: Rune-Midgard, Arunafeltz, Schwarzwald and Niflheim.

The eyes must be slotted in a fixed order, only the sages in Dicastes Diel can add them.

First Eye: pay_fild06: 103,222

Second Eye: hu_fild06: 188,230

Third Eye: ra_fild03: 214,267

Fourth Eye: Niflheim: 289,262

Slotting the Eyes

The Sages in Dicastes Diel are dressed according to their expertise based on their colors. The distortions available for each can be found on the Distortion Dungeons Page.

The Eyes on a Bifrost Mirror Shard can be seen like the slots of cards on an equipment by checking the Mirror in the inventory.

This is considered a requirement for any distortion access, and once done, the character permanently unlocks that access. Regardless if the player loses a fully upgraded Mirror, they retain permanent access to those.

The Master of Vidar slots the first Jewel. The price to add the Eye of Vidar is 25.000z

This enables access to past distortions, they took place in the past and are part of history.

The Master of Vali slots the second Jewel. The price to add the Eye of Vali is 50.000z

This enables access to future distortions, they indicate a situation that may happen someday and must be avoided.

The Master of Thor slots the third Jewel. The price to add the Eye of Thor is 100.000z

This enables access to paradox distortions, they are unique places that happen in different timelines or circunstances to our world.

The Master of Balder slots the fourth Jewel. The price to add the Eye of Balder is 300.000z

This enables access to end of the world distortions, they take place in apocalyptic scenarios where all hope is lost and a great evil roams the land freely.

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Distortion Dungeons are unique dungeons that require precise gameplay while under new rules.

The biggest difference for those is that each one has a unique mechanic, either simple or complex and take place in a different time period/timeline.

Distortions are either in the Past or in the Future, and when entering one, it tells you how far from the original timeline it takes place.

They are also always Rank B or higher.

How to access a Distortion Dungeon

The Dungeons require a powered-up Bifrost Mirror , each type of dungeon requires a a different level of it. The Bifrost Mirror has 4 levels of energy, depending on the current eyes slotted into it.

You can find the location of all pieces and details about them on the page linked above.

Reminder that Bifrost Mirror and the 4 Eyes cannot be stored or traded and are character bound.

Eye of Vidar: Travel to the past.

Eye of Vali: Travel to the future.

Eye of Thor: Travel to an alternate timeline or travel deeper within a distortion.

Eye of Balder: Travel to a paradox or world-ending event.

The Eyes can be added to the Mirror in Dicastes Diel (Sage's Palace). Once obtained, they are never lost and access to distortions is permanent and unrestricted.

Distortion Gameplay

Distortions may feature different rules and mechanics in specific cases, such as movement changes or buffs/debuffs.

They also completely lock any kind of teleport or /memo.

Finally, monsters don't drop regular trash loot and the HATred dude can't be found in them, they however drop Distortion Essences

Distortion Rewards

Other than the usual monster drops of equipments, shadow sets and cards, the Distortion Essences drop from any monster in them. The drop rate is always 0.1% per monster level.

Distortion Essences are researched by the Sages in Dicastes Diel, they will exchange a large amount of those for the Sage equipment (equipment with little bonuses but 3 slots), some consumables and materials or the unique Eternal Weapons.

Distortion Dungeons available

The Distortion mechanics can be changed anytime without warning.

This is the original server's own wiki, kept because it is the only surviving description of that world. The Refuge has changed a great deal of it. Where this site knows about a change it is stated above, or corrected in the text below; anything else here describes the game as it was, not as it is.

Return to Morroc features custom Achievements and Achievement Rewards!

Remember to check the tab Achievement Challenges tab , some achievements can help you in the early game by giving freebies!

• Many Achievements are granted automatically on completion, some are achieved by talking to NPCs and More!
• There are Achievements which can help you figure out where to progress next!
• Some achievements have been grouped together based on how they are earned. Their original category has also been listed in parentheses.

Character Achievements

This are all the Character related Achievements

World Achievements

This are all the World related Achievements

Battle Achievements

This are all the Battle related Achievements

Lore Achievements

This are all the Lore related Achievements

Quests Achievements

This are all the Quests related Achievements

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Tailor-made Challenges

Return to Morroc dungeons are always split in two types: Dungeons and Distortion Dungeons

regardless of the type of dungeon a player visits, they will always have their rank, which denotes its difficulty and what Shadow spawns when a player dies there.

Visit Combat Reworked for details on how the combat works and it's dynamics.

• Every dungeon can be handled solo by a sufficiently prepared player, including it's MVP. There are no cheap one shots.
• The recommendations are for reasonable leveling without major struggles. Ignoring some mechanics can still result in death over multiple mistakes.
• Being overleveled may help mitigate some difficulty from the dungeons, at the cost of EXP.

Ranks

The Ranks that shows the difficulty levels can be found on the World Map (Default shortcut: CTRL + ' ) and map banners when a map is entered.

In most cases, a higher rank dungeon will have better drops and provide more exp, as long as a player/party can handle it's difficulty. Lower rank dungeons may sometimes present mechanics from higher rank dungeons under specific circunstances.

• Distortion Dungeons are only available in Ranks B , A or S .

RANK E

Rank E dungeons are very easy overall. They are meant for players that don't want to stress over long fights and want an easier time. This doesn't mean they are boring or don't have mechanics, they can still hurt those unprepared.

Recommendations

Party : Any party with any level of preparation.

Solo : Any player with any level of preparation.

• Rank E dungeons usually are recommended for players who are not used to the combat mechanics of Return to Morroc.
• Rank E dungeon have difficulty similar or slightly below fields.
• Rank E mechanics usually are easy to predict, avoidable, require no specific gears and rarely have potential to one shot on major mistakes.

RANK D

Rank D dungeons require attention and managing resources to farm effectively. They can still be handled with basic gear, but mistakes are more punishing and luring too many monsters can prove fatal.

Recommendations

Party : Any party with any level of preparation. A party of 2+ is recommended for ungeared parties.

Solo : Any player with basic level of preparation. Access to Heal Lv5 is greatly recommended.

• Rank D dungeons usually are recommended for players who understand basic mechanics of Return to Morroc.
• Rank D dungeon have difficulty slightly above fields.
• Rank D mechanics usually are reasonable to predict, avoidable, require no specific gears and have very minor potential to one shot. Monsters may have minor combo sequences.

RANK C

Rank C dungeons can hurt unprepared players. They usually require basic cards or reactions based on enemy behavior. They can still be handled when undergeared but they may provide a challenge and mistakes can be crippling.

Recommendations

Party : Any party with basic level of preparation. A party of 3+ is recommended for ungeared parties.

Solo : Any player with cards and reasonable level of preparation. Access to Heal Lv5 is greatly recommended.

• Rank C dungeons usually are recommended for players who know the skill mechanics of Return to Morroc.
• Rank C dungeon monsters may have multiple patterns/mechanics.
• Rank C mechanics usually are predictable, avoidable, require no specific gears and have minor potential to one shot. Monsters may have minor combo sequences and reactive skills under specific cases.

RANK B

Rank B dungeons are always a challenge when a player is on the same level range. They require reasonable cards and knowing the job potential and limits. Monsters usually require multiple rotations to be killed and can force the player to fight under their rules in specific cases.

Recommendations

Party : Any party with cards and good level of preparation. A party of 5+ is recommended for undergeared parties. Not recommended for ungeared parties.

Solo : Any player with good cards and decent level of preparation. Access to Heal Lv10 is greatly recommended.

• Rank B dungeons usually are recommended for players who are very comfortable with the combat of Return to Morroc.
• Rank B dungeon monsters have varied engaging ways, may disrupt player actions and apply status effects.
• Rank B mechanics are predictable and avoidable, but require precision. They require moderate gear and have some potential for one shots when damage is ignored. Monsters may have combo sequences, reactive skills and disruptions such as status effects and movement impairment.

RANK A

Rank A dungeons are harder dungeons that have small margin for error. They punish players for any mistakes and in some cases can be fatal. Cards and refined gear are regular needs, along with status resistances. A player who is not prepared may fight for some time, but death is sure to come eventually.

Recommendations

Party : Prepared party with cards and decent equipment. A party of 4+ is recommended for mid-geared parties. Not recommended for undergeared parties.

Solo : Any player with good cards and decent level of preparation. Access to Heal Lv10 is greatly recommended.

• Rank A dungeons are recommended only for players who are very comfortable and understand the combat of Return to Morroc.
• Rank A dungeon monsters have multiple mechanics, minor phase changes and react in unpredictable ways.
• Rank A mechanics are both avoidable and precise. Monsters may include unavoidable mechanics to act as checks for resistances, prediction and defenses under specific cases. Monsters may have specific status immunities or knockback resistances.

RANK S

Rank S dungeons are among the hardest challenges in Return to Morroc. They can take down even prepared parties with a barrage of skills, status, monsters and phases. They are always punishing and failing a very clear, very obvious long mechanic pretty much guarantees death.

Recommendations

Party : Prepared party with good cards and good equipment. A party of 6 is recommended for mid-geared parties. Not recommended for low-geared parties.

Solo : A very well prepared and experient player. Access to Heal Lv10 is required for any chance of success.

• Rank S dungeons are recommended only for players who mastered the combat of Return to Morroc.
• Rank S dungeon monsters have multiple mechanics, aggression and can be unpredictable. They can use skills under new rules, have specific counters to specific combat methods or require strong mitigation or some equip swapping.
• Rank S mechanics can be split in multiple parts, ensuring a player needs to pay attention to what a monster already did to know what to expect. Monsters may change behavior and require careful positioning during the fight so as not to kill a party member as colateral damage while handling a skill.
• Mistakes can be punished with one shots or even party wipes.