Dungeon Quest Reborn excalibur: Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Dungeon Quest Reborn excalibur progression is built around a set of colored runestones surrounding the sword. Each beam represents a different type of achievement, so the most efficient approach is to complete the simple exploration tasks first and leave the rare cosmetic and raid requirements for later.

The available objectives cover dungeon clears, platforming, cosmetic collection, raids, and hidden egg locations. The red runestone is not currently available through the established quest route, meaning players should focus on activating the five obtainable beams rather than searching for an undocumented sixth requirement.

The quest is easier to manage when treated as a checklist instead of one long grind. Complete one category at a time, then return to the lobby to confirm that the matching beam has appeared.

The first two beams are the most direct objectives in the Excalibur quest. The green requirement is tied to the current Desert Temple route, while the yellow requirement is located in a concealed platforming area near the lobby.

For the green beam, do not confuse the current Desert Temple dungeon with its Legacy counterpart. The two versions can use different layouts and progression rules. If the beam does not appear immediately after a qualifying clear, leave the area, rejoin the lobby, and inspect the sword again.

The yellow beam requires movement precision rather than combat power. Shift lock can make the obby easier for some players because it provides more consistent camera control, but it is not mandatory. Move slowly around narrow ledges and avoid rushing the final section.

Green Beam Tips

• Select the current Desert Temple entrance, not the Legacy entrance.
• Finish the dungeon normally and return to the lobby.
• Inspect the Excalibur display after the clear.
• If the green visual effect is delayed, allow time for the lobby state to refresh.
• Keep the dungeon version consistent when testing whether the objective counted.

Yellow Obby Tips

• Approach the tunnel from the lobby spawn area.
• Climb over or around the rocks instead of searching for a conventional doorway.
• Use careful camera adjustments on narrow jumps.
• Touch the yellow crystal directly after reaching the final platform.
• Confirm the yellow beam before moving on to another objective.

The yellow crystal also grants an explorer-style cosmetic title after the obby requirement is completed. This reward is separate from the beam itself, so players should confirm both the runestone activation and the title unlock if they are collecting quest-related cosmetics.

The cyan beam is usually the longest non-raid objective because qualifying dungeon cosmetics have a low acquisition chance. The requirement is based on owning three dungeon cosmetic sets, not simply purchasing three cosmetic items.

A qualifying set includes the dungeon-earned cosmetic collection associated with a map. Shop cosmetics, event-shop items, exclusive cosmetics, and several special event collections do not satisfy this requirement. Buying a cosmetic may improve your collection, but it does not replace the dungeon drop requirement.

Nightmare difficulty is the usual farming target for dungeon cosmetic sets. Choose maps with short clear times and a route your party can repeat consistently. Faster clears create more opportunities over a session, while an unreliable high-difficulty route can waste time through failed runs.

A practical farming routine is to combine cosmetic attempts with purple-beam exploration. On each dungeon run, check the known egg location while completing the map. This allows one activity to advance two separate Excalibur goals without adding a dedicated exploration session.

The dark blue beam is connected to the raid progression system. The current route requires completing a high-level raid challenge, described as the level 200 or Tier 5 raid requirement. Older players may remember a Tier 30 key system, but legacy key ownership and current raid completion are not the same progression method.

To attempt the current raid objective, create a party and switch from the dungeon list to the raid list. Select the available raid and choose the highest required difficulty when your account and party are prepared. A successful clear should activate the dark blue beam.

The purple beam requires hidden eggs across the dungeon range from Desert Temple through Orbital Outpost. Some maps have current and Legacy versions, but the egg requirement generally counts a location once rather than requiring duplicates in both versions.

Raid Preparation

• Confirm that the raid menu is available for your party.
• Check the selected difficulty before launching.
• Use a coordinated party for the level 200 requirement.
• Practice the raid mechanics before spending time on repeated attempts.
• Return to the lobby after a successful clear and inspect the dark blue beam.

Egg Hunting Method

• Keep the dungeon list open while progressing through the maps.
• Mark each egg immediately after collecting it.
• Search side rooms, barrels, caves, ledges, and structures behind the main route.
• Do not assume that a familiar dungeon has the same layout in every version.
• Verify the purple beam after the final egg is collected.

The fastest way to finish the quest is to maintain a written record of each beam. Visual effects can take time to refresh, and a checklist makes it easier to separate unfinished objectives from delayed lobby updates.

For additional location references, consult the Excalibur Quest page on the Dungeon Quest Roblox Wiki. Treat older raid-key instructions carefully, because the raid system and quest requirements may change between versions.