Dungeon Quest Reborn is a classic-style dungeon crawler on Roblox from Delta Quarters OG. You clear packs, kill a boss, loot weapons and armor, then spend Gold to upgrade and push harder difficulties. The two decisions that shape your whole run are which class you build and how you spend your first big pile of Gold, so those are worth getting right before you sink hours into the wrong axis.
Quick answer: Play Mage through the early dungeons for its spell damage and crowd control, switch to Warrior around level 50+ for burst damage, and don’t waste time hunting for codes — the game has none. You can start a run from the Dungeon Quest Reborn experience page.
Do Dungeon Quest Reborn codes exist?
No. There are no active codes, and there is no redeem field to hunt for in the menus. This is deliberate. The game follows the original Dungeon Quest, which never used codes, so “working code” lists you see elsewhere are recycled or invented. Treat any string pasted in chat as fake and keep grinding instead.
If codes ever do arrive, the official Discord is where they would be announced first. Until then, your only real sources of extra progress are Gold, XP boosts, and game passes.
Best class for beginners: Mage
Mage is the strongest starting build. Its spells scale with Spell Power and give you range plus crowd control from the first few dungeons. The key early pickup is Poison Cloud, which you get from Desert Temple. It applies damage over time to whole groups, so you clear packs without standing in melee range and taking hits you can’t afford yet.
As a Mage you can also cover a support role in groups. Aura of Life, Revivify, and Spray let you keep a party alive, which makes you a welcome addition to higher-level carries. Later on, pick up Phantom Flames from the Pirate Island dungeon for a stronger damage option. Ice Needles and Piercing Rain are also solid picks for the spell kit.
Switch to Warrior around level 50+
Warrior is the mid-to-late game pick. It leans on Physical Power and weapon damage for high burst, which outpaces Mage once your gear and skill points catch up. It’s less forgiving early because you fight up close, so the standard path is Mage first, then respec into Warrior around level 50 or higher when you can survive the melee range.
For Warrior skills, Gale Slice and Battle Shout are the recommended core. The important rule for either class is to commit your skill points to one power axis. Put points into Spell Power if you wear mage weapons and armor, or Physical Power if you run warrior gear. Splitting points across both leaves neither side hitting hard, and wrong-stat Gold upgrades waste your early economy.
Dungeons and level requirements
Dungeons unlock in order and gate the gear you can farm. Winter Outpost lists level 45, but you should aim for around level 60 before you try to clear it reliably. Egg Island is the exception. It exists only for cosmetic enchants, so it is not worth grinding for progression.
| Dungeon | Required level |
|---|---|
| Egg Island | 1 (cosmetic enchants only) |
| Desert Temple | 1 |
| Winter Outpost | 45 (aim for 60) |
| Pirate Island | 80 |
| King’s Castle | 110 |
| The Underworld | 140 |
| The Canals | 170 |
| Ghastly Harbor | 200 |
| Steampunk Sewers | 230 |
| Orbital Outpost | 260 |
| Aquatic Temple | 290 |
| Enchanted Forest | 320 |
| Northern Lands | 350 |
How to level up fast
The fastest way to gain levels is leeching, which means getting carried through high-level dungeons by stronger players. This works well up to about level 140, and it lets a Mage contribute healing while riding along. Stack an XP boost during these runs to speed things up further. Boosts are bought with Gold and all give +100% XP.
| XP boost | Effect | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Hour | +100% XP | 2.4M Gold |
| 2 Hours | +100% XP | 4.4M Gold |
| 4 Hours | +100% XP | 10.1M Gold |
Game pass buying order
Some game passes can be bought with Gold, not just Robux, so the order you buy them in matters. The recommended path is Double Gold first, then Extra Item, then VIP. Double Gold pays for itself by accelerating every future purchase, Extra Item improves your loot per run, and VIP comes last. Gold income naturally catches up around The Canals or Steampunk Sewers, which is when your first Gold-bought pass becomes affordable.
| Game pass | Robux | Gold |
|---|---|---|
| x2 Gold | 899 | 672.0K |
| Extra Item | 1599 | 1.5M |
| VIP | 799 | 672.0K |
| Free Stat Resets | 299 | 672.0K |
The Free Stat Resets pass is worth noting if you plan to swap between Mage and Warrior. It makes respeccing cheap, which supports the Mage-early, Warrior-later plan without punishing you for changing paths.
What “pot,” gems, and EIR/IEF mean
“Pot” is short for potential, the stat roll baked into a weapon or piece of armor. A “god pot” is the highest possible roll, which is why players chase it. Gems are a separate currency and are purely cosmetic. You spend them in the main lobby on weapon enchants, armor skins, and weapon skins, and they do not change your damage or stats.
EIR and IEF are rare drops with a specific rule attached. They drop from Volcanic Chambers up through Northern Lands on Nightmare difficulty, but only if that map is your highest unlocked Nightmare dungeon. A level 165 player cannot farm them from Volcanic Chambers Nightmare, and a level 75 player cannot pull them from Aquatic Temple Nightmare. Run the top Nightmare you actually have access to, or they will not drop.
Check whether a weapon is Mage or Warrior
Before you equip a drop, confirm which axis it scales with so you don’t sink Gold into the wrong build. Open the upgrade menu and click the weapon. High Spell Power means it’s a Mage weapon; high Physical Power means it’s a Warrior weapon. A starter comparison makes the split obvious.
| Weapon | Physical | Spell | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze Dagger | 6 | 1 | Warrior |
| Starter Wand | 1 | 6 | Mage |
Once you know the weapon’s type, match your armor, abilities, and skill points to the same side. Equip useful drops even if they nudge you toward the other path, then re-allocate points to fit, rather than sitting on an empty inventory waiting for a perfect item.
Trading rules and raid commands
Trading has two hard limits. Gold can only be traded between players who are actively in the same dungeon, and you cannot trade for items that belong to a dungeon higher than your current level. Plan trades around those restrictions so a deal doesn’t fall through.
For raids, you can hand ownership of a lobby to another player by typing /transfer [username] in chat. Replace the placeholder with the exact username of the person taking over.
Put together, the efficient path looks like this. Start as a Mage, farm Desert Temple for Poison Cloud, get carried through higher dungeons up to level 140, buy Double Gold before anything else, and respec into Warrior once your Physical gear can carry the burst. Skip the codes hunt entirely, since progress here comes from clears and Gold rather than freebies.
