VAMPIR daily dungeon guide: Daily and Weekly Plan

Prioritize the daily time allowances in Abyss of Creation and Faded Heritage, then fit Ancient Workshop and Epic Dungeons around their weekly resets. Unlock dungeon access by progressing through the opening story, and choose your farming destination according to the materials, currency, or equipment you need. Korean-version names, rewards, and automation details below should be checked against your release, since the English global version may use different names or values.

Unlock dungeons and separate the reset schedules

Dungeon access arrives around level 32 after completing the opening story chapter, rather than becoming available through level alone. The Korean Gamemeca guide identifies the relevant story milestone as defeating Duncan, the final boss of Act 1. If you reach that level while still working through the chapter, keep the story requirement in mind before planning your dungeon routine.

Abyss of Creation and Faded Heritage replenish their available time daily, while Ancient Workshop and Epic Dungeons follow weekly schedules. Treat the daily allowances as recurring priorities, and track the weekly allowances separately instead of expecting every dungeon to refresh each day. Use regular dungeon time before it refreshes, then return to the main story or a farming location appropriate for your character.

Choose daily farming by the rewards you need

Abyss of Creation provides a base allowance of one free hour each day. Its drops include crafting materials and portrait restoration agents, giving it a clear role in your daily resource routine. Start here when your immediate goal involves equipment crafting or gathering those portrait materials.

In the Korean guide, Faded Heritage also receives one free hour per day; the daily allowance applies to each of these dungeons individually. Faded Heritage supplies gold, Eternal Coins, enchantment scrolls, and Faded Tokens, giving it a different reward focus from Abyss of Creation. Use that distinction to choose which destination to tackle first when currency or those specific rewards matter more than crafting materials.

The Korean reward descriptions give Eternal Coins and Faded Tokens purposes beyond their place in the loot list. Eternal Coins can be used for portrait restoration agents, while Faded Tokens contribute to collections that grant permanent stat bonuses. When deciding where to spend daily farming time, consider these uses alongside your need for gold rather than treating Faded Heritage as a gold-only destination.

Reserve weekly time for Ancient Workshop

Ancient Workshop offers a base allowance of eight hours per week, so schedule it as a weekly farming pool. It drops rare equipment, including items that can help fill equipment collections, and some rare gear can be sold on the market. You can also obtain weapons for other classes, making a drop potentially relevant to collections even when your current character cannot use it.

For Zone 1 specifically, the Korean Gamemeca guide lists T1-T2 rare armor alongside T1 rare weapons and accessories. Use that regional reward description to understand the area's equipment focus, rather than applying it as a complete drop table for every Workshop zone. Before registering a tradable item in a collection or dismantling it, check its market value and compare that option with your own equipment and collection needs.

Plan Epic Dungeon entries as a shared weekly allowance

Epic Dungeons provide three free entries per week, with the Korean guide summary specifying that the allowance is shared across all Epic dungeons. Count those entries together when planning your week instead of assigning a separate free allowance to every Epic destination. The Korean Village of Despair example opens after Act 1 and supports a party of up to five players, following the structural format of the Duncan story instance.

Village of Despair can be entered through automatic matching or by joining a party, according to the Korean guide. That guide recommends automatic matching because party-list groups may have members who are not ready or a leader who does not start the run. This makes automatic matching a practical option to try, although it does not guarantee that your group will begin sooner.

The Korean completion rewards include a Trinity Pouch and rare accessories, while broader Epic Dungeon coverage also lists Trinity and trinkets. The pouch amounts reported for that Korean version are 10, 25, 100, or 1,000 Trinity, awarded randomly. Treat those as version-specific possible amounts, rather than a prediction of your current release's reward or a guaranteed payout from each run.

Prepare your inventory and check farming efficiency

Before leaving your character farming for a long session, clear inventory space and check both slot availability and weight. These are separate limits, so spare weight capacity does not prevent occupied slots from stopping further item pickups. Preparing both limits is especially relevant when your plan involves spending dungeon time collecting materials or equipment.

Use the Idle Performance System to review experience gained, items collected, and potion consumption while assessing a farming spot. Higher-level enemies do not automatically make a location better, and the Korean guide describes dungeon zones with differing enemy levels. Its Zone 1 warning for the daily dungeons also mentions an additional sector where monster levels are absent from the minimap, so check your surroundings carefully in that map version.

Fit daily quests and story progress around dungeon time

Begin your session by claiming available rewards and checking shops and merchants for limited-time trades, following EZG's suggested daily routine. The Korean quest summary says daily quests have a daily cap, allow several quests to be accepted at once, and award experience, gold, and other rewards. EZG advises gaining experience before completing daily quests because their rewards adjust with level, making quest timing another part of that suggested routine.

Keep progressing through the main story after using the dungeon time that needs attention before a refresh. Accept local side quests along your story route and complete them alongside main objectives when their locations overlap. If story progress stalls because of a level requirement or harder combat, side quests in your current area offer experience and materials without requiring travel elsewhere.

Use Support Mode within its version-specific conditions

The Korean guide summary places Support Mode's unlock after Episode 2, "Memory of Light," and describes an activity queue. Its suggested setup includes activity order, stopping on death, and a weight limit, giving you concrete settings to review before automated farming. A player video also demonstrates scheduling dungeons and selecting a farming destination to return to afterward, without establishing that every activity can run unattended.

Automatic maintenance requires Olga's Grace in the Korean description, rather than being an unconditional part of the routine. With it, triggered maintenance can send your character to the nearest town to dismantle, store, and buy according to your settings before returning to farming. Review those conditions in your release before relying on maintenance to support a long dungeon session.

Review dungeon rewards before spending them

Trinity has uses across discipline, magic research, equipment crafting, and attribute resetting, so consider those competing uses when handling Epic rewards. Before crafting an item, check whether dungeons or story rewards already offer a way to obtain it. Alongside checking the market value of tradable gear, this gives your routine a final reward review step before you commit materials or consume equipment.