Party System — Dungeonborne Guide

New to Dungeonborne? Learn about the party system and how to team up with friends or other players to take on the dungeons. Get tips and strategies for effective teamwork.

Hey there! So you're diving into Dungeonborne and wondering about the party system? It's pretty straightforward, and teaming up can make those dungeon runs a lot more manageable, especially when you're just starting out. Think of it as having your buddies watch your back while you do your thing.

While the game doesn't have a dedicated 'party' system in the traditional MMO sense where you form a persistent group before entering a dungeon, you can absolutely team up with other players you encounter. The core idea is that you're all in the same dungeon instance, and you can choose to cooperate rather than compete.

Here's the lowdown:

1. Stick Together: When you load into a dungeon, you'll see other players. Instead of immediately going your separate ways or trying to kill each other, try to find a few players whose vibe you like and stick with them.
2. Communicate (If Possible): While direct voice chat isn't a built-in feature for random players, using emotes or quick pings can help coordinate. If you're playing with friends, obviously use your preferred voice chat.
3. Share the Loot (or Don't): Decide with your temporary group how you want to handle loot. Usually, it's a free-for-all, but if you're working together, you might agree to let the person who needs an item take it.
4. Cover Each Other's Backs: If you see a teammate in trouble, try to help them out. A quick heal, a distraction for an enemy, or even just drawing aggro can make a huge difference.

Pro-Tips:

• Don't be afraid to initiate cooperation. Most players are happy to have extra help.
• If someone is clearly not playing nice, it's okay to disengage and find a new group.
• Classes that offer support, like Priests, can be invaluable in a cooperative group.

The main reward is simply surviving and successfully clearing the dungeon with others, which is often easier and more fun than going solo. You'll also get all the loot you manage to grab!