All 2 Dungeons in Evomon

Evomon's dungeons split your runs by goal. The EXP route helps you push levels and currency, while the Equipment route is for sets and upgrade stones. Check the player-level gate, entrance, matching ticket, and map layout before you queue.

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EXP progression

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Choose this section when you need leveling resources. The EXP Dungeon opens at player level 10 through Petal Pond or the Main City Daily Challenge hub, then keeps its numbered challenge maps nested under the mode. Its EXP Fruits and Coins belong to the EXP run; gear, stones, raids, bosses, and titles are separate systems.

EXP Dungeon

The leveling-focused dungeon. Unlock it at player level 10, spend an EXP Challenge Ticket to enter, and choose from 11 maps that pay out leveling resources and Player EXP.

Purpose

EXP progression

Unlocks at

Player level 10

Access

Petal Pond or the Main City Daily Challenge hub

Entry ticket

EXP Challenge Ticket

Maps

11

Map structure

11 numbered EXP Challenge maps

Rewards

EXP Fruits, Coins, and Player EXP

Queue

Solo or party

Difficulty

Later maps require higher player levels and use tougher encounters.

Image	Name	Description	Purpose	Unlocks at	Access	Entry ticket	Maps	Map structure	Rewards	Queue	Difficulty
	EXP Dungeon	The leveling-focused dungeon. Unlock it at player level 10, spend an EXP Challenge Ticket to enter, and choose from 11 maps that pay out leveling resources and Player EXP.	EXP progression	Player level 10	Petal Pond or the Main City Daily Challenge hub	EXP Challenge Ticket	11	11 numbered EXP Challenge maps	EXP Fruits, Coins, and Player EXP	Solo or party	Later maps require higher player levels and use tougher encounters.

Purpose

Equipment progression

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Choose this section when your monsters need gear or upgrade materials. The Equipment Dungeon opens at player level 40 through Silent Sands or the Main City Daily Challenge hub, with Zones 1-3 nested inside each numbered challenge map. Equipment Sets, Refine Stones, and Enhance Stones belong to this route; EXP Fruits, raids, bosses, and titles are separate systems. Per-zone set drops are not confirmed, and free-ticket allowances can change.

Equipment Dungeon

The gear-focused dungeon. Unlock it at player level 40, spend a Multidrop Ticket to enter, and pick from six maps with three zones each for equipment and upgrade materials.

Purpose

Equipment progression

Unlocks at

Player level 40

Access

Silent Sands or the Main City Daily Challenge hub

Entry ticket

Multidrop Ticket

Maps

6

Map structure

6 numbered Equipment Challenge maps, each with Zones 1-3

Rewards

Equipment Sets, Refine Stones, Enhance Stones, and Player EXP

Queue

Solo or party

Difficulty

Higher maps unlock behind higher player levels and offer stronger equipment rarity pools.

Image	Name	Description	Purpose	Unlocks at	Access	Entry ticket	Maps	Map structure	Rewards	Queue	Difficulty
	Equipment Dungeon	The gear-focused dungeon. Unlock it at player level 40, spend a Multidrop Ticket to enter, and pick from six maps with three zones each for equipment and upgrade materials.	Equipment progression	Player level 40	Silent Sands or the Main City Daily Challenge hub	Multidrop Ticket	6	6 numbered Equipment Challenge maps, each with Zones 1-3	Equipment Sets, Refine Stones, Enhance Stones, and Player EXP	Solo or party	Higher maps unlock behind higher player levels and offer stronger equipment rarity pools.

Pick the run that fixes your bottleneck

Use the EXP Dungeon when your roster needs leveling resources. EXP Fruits and Player EXP help with growth, while Coins keep the next upgrade moving. The Equipment Dungeon makes more sense once gear is the problem, with Equipment Sets plus Refine Stones and Enhance Stones to improve the loadout.

The unlock order gives you a natural route through the system. The EXP Dungeon opens at player level 10, and the Equipment Dungeon opens at player level 40. Those are player-level gates, so a strong monster does not skip the entrance check.

Read the map structure

The EXP Dungeon is a run of numbered challenge maps. Later maps ask for higher player levels and tougher encounters, so clear the map you can finish consistently before spending a ticket on a hopeful gamble.

The Equipment Dungeon uses numbered challenge maps with Zones 1, 2, and 3 inside each map. Zones are parts of a map, not separate dungeon types. No fixed equipment-set drop is confirmed for each zone, so treat the zone number as route information rather than a guarantee of a named set.

Tickets and queues

Enter the EXP Dungeon with an EXP Challenge Ticket. The Equipment Dungeon uses a Multidrop Ticket. Both modes support solo or party queues, which lets you match the run to your roster and the help you have available.

Free daily ticket allowances can change, so rely on the in-game entry screen for the allowance attached to your account. The ticket name still matters. Bringing the wrong one is a very efficient way to stand at the door empty-handed.

Common mistakes

• Chasing gear in an EXP run, or EXP Fruits in an Equipment run. Pick the mode that matches the resource you actually need.
• Treating every map or zone as its own dungeon. Challenge maps and Equipment Zones stay nested under their parent mode.
• Assuming a zone number guarantees a particular equipment set. The per-zone assignments are not confirmed.
• Planning around a fixed free-ticket allowance. Check the in-game rule before budgeting a run.
• Ignoring the player-level gate and queueing first. The entrance check is less sentimental than your party chat.