Gilded Skies is live in Dungeon Quest Reborn, the Roblox dungeon crawler from Delta Quarters OG. It is the game’s 15th dungeon: a dragon-themed, gold-and-jade route through floating platforms and bridges, guarded by the Dracani army and three bosses. It sits at the top of the level curve, and its gear makes most older endgame loadouts look small.
Quick answer: Gilded Skies needs character level 195 to join. You can run it on Insane or Nightmare, with an optional Hardcore Mode toggle. Clears drop level-195 Oathsworn and Dracani gear.
Gilded Skies level requirement and difficulty options
The lobby creation screen sets a hard floor. Both the required level and the minimum join level read 195, so players below that cannot get in, even as part of a party. The dungeon is listed in-game as [GILDED SKIES] Dungeon Quest Reborn and carries a Mild maturity rating.
- Required level and minimum join level: 195
- Difficulties: Insane and Nightmare
- Hardcore Mode: a separate toggle on the lobby screen
- Runs are timed, and the timer can expire mid-boss
- Regular enemies: Dracani Warriors, Knights and Mages
Nightmare is a clear step up from Insane. The Dracani mob packs hit harder and soak more damage, and the boss patterns fill more of the screen.
Gilded Skies bosses: Kiryne, Cragg and Vytelus
A full clear runs through three boss arenas in a fixed order, with mob rooms on the platforms between them. Each boss’s health is measured in quadrillions.
| Boss | Order | HP shown |
|---|---|---|
| Archpriestess Kiryne | First | 102.96Q |
| General Cragg | Second | 102.96Q |
| Vytelus, the Dragon Lord | Final | 105.60Q |
Archpriestess Kiryne
Kiryne’s fight centers on a gaze attack. When a “LOOK AWAY!” prompt appears on screen, your character has to face away from her until it clears. Around that, she fires pink energy spheres and laser barrages and layers spinning attacks over red ground telegraphs. On Nightmare, the projectile spirals get dense enough that the Look Away prompt often lands while you are already dodging something else.
General Cragg
Cragg is a ground-control fight in a circular arena. He scatters red line hazards across the floor, links players to exploding spheres, and hits with heavy slams that send out expanding red shockwaves. Red crosshairs and circular blast patterns keep forcing you to reposition. Movement skills earn their slot here.
Vytelus, the Dragon Lord
The final boss turns the arena into a bullet-hell fight. Vytelus fires bullet spirals and purple bullet rings, flame breath, fire corridors, rotating beam barriers and radial lasers, often all at once. He is also where runs tend to fail on the clock. A slow team can reach him and still lose the clear when time runs out.
Oathsworn and Dracani gear stats from Gilded Skies
Most drops come from two lines, Oathsworn and Dracani. Every piece below needs level 195 to equip. Mage and Warrior gear are split cleanly. Mage pieces carry Spell Power and only a token amount of physical stats, and Warrior pieces work the other way around.
| Item | Class | Main stats | Upgrade cap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oathsworn Mage Helmet | Mage | 12.17M Spell Power, 305.3M HP | 29,918 |
| Oathsworn Mage Armor | Mage | 11.35M Spell Power, 296.9M HP | 31,364 |
| Oathsworn Spellscythe | Mage | 120.9M Spell Power | 30,000 |
| Dracani Gilded Staff | Mage | 96.3M Spell Power | 26,310 |
| Oathsworn Warrior Armor | Warrior | 8.43M Physical Power, 240M HP | 28,888 |
| Oathsworn Sword and Shield | Warrior | 113.4M Physical Damage | 29,490 |
| Oathsworn Hammer | Warrior | 112.9M Physical Damage | 27,609 |
The upgrade caps stand out. Each piece starts at zero upgrades and can take somewhere between 26,000 and 31,000-plus, so a fresh drop is a starting point, not a finished item. The Oathsworn Mage Armor has the highest cap in the set.
Sell values follow the same split. The Mage pieces go for billions of gold, from about 4.17 billion for the Mage Armor to 10.55 billion for the Spellscythe. The Warrior Armor sells for 240 million, and the Sword and Shield, Hammer and Dracani Gilded Staff each sell for 220 million.
Warriors get two weapon options with nearly identical numbers. The Oathsworn Sword and Shield edges out the Oathsworn Hammer on raw Physical Damage and also has the higher upgrade cap. An Oathsworn Warrior Helmet rounds out the Warrior armor.
Gildenscale Legendaries and the rest of the drop pool
Above Oathsworn sits Gildenscale gear, the dungeon’s top tier. Its two Legendary weapons are the Gildenscale Oath And Aegis for Warriors and the Daybreak And Gildensong for Mages. As the newest Legendaries, they carry the highest raw numbers of any Legendary in the game. Enchanted Forest’s Ultimates, Eden’s Vengeance and Eden’s Reaper, still rank above them.
- Legendary: Gildenscale Oath And Aegis (Warrior), Daybreak And Gildensong (Mage)
- Strongest non-Legendary: Oathsworn Staff And Tome (Mage), Oathsworn Halberd (Warrior)
- Lower end: Dracani Gilded Staff, Dracani Gilded Lance, Dracani Gilded Sword
- Also in the pool: new abilities, alongside the weapon and armor drops
The rarest rewards drop at well under 1% per run. Gildenscale gear is something you farm across many clears, not something you expect on the first one.
What a geared Gilded Skies party looks like
In launch-week play, a level 197 Mage with about 586.62 million HP, already wearing the Oathsworn Mage Helmet, Mage Armor and Spellscythe, cleared Gilded Skies eight times in a row with a party. Each run took only a few minutes, and the three bosses went down back to back. The haul across those runs included Oathsworn Mage and Warrior armor, the Oathsworn Hammer, the Oathsworn Sword and Shield, the Dracani Gilded Staff, and several spells.
Clearing the dungeon also comes with a cosmetic. The Gilded Achiever title shows up in the title menu next to older ones like Aquatic Achiever, Steampunk Achiever, Mushroom Achiever and Northern Achiever, and it displays above your character once equipped.
The in-game Gilded Skies Release event started on Saturday, October 17 at 6:00 PM and runs until Saturday, October 24 at 6:00 PM. The dungeon itself is part of the game’s regular lineup, so the level 195 gate, the three bosses and the Oathsworn grind will still be there once the event banner comes down.
