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These are instances that a squad can enter.  Typically you will have quests send you inside, but (as long as you meet the entry requirements) you can return as often as you wish.
These are instances that a squad can enter.  Typically you will have quests send you inside, but (as long as you meet the entry requirements) you can return as often as you wish.


The dungeons which you get given regularly (every ten levels, starting at 19 - with an exception that 49 is pushed back to 51) are informally called '[[Call_to_Duty|FBs]]' by the players, although the quests that send you there are called "[[Call to Duty]]" (the items for which, players call 'tabs'). In higher level dungeons players often use [[wine]]s to reduce the amount of enemies.
The dungeons which you get given regularly (every ten levels, starting at 19 - with an exception that 49 is pushed back to 51) are informally called '[[Call_to_Duty|FBs]]' by the players (The reason being called FB is because in Chinese, dungeons is called 副本, so in Pinyi it is FuBen), although the quests that send you there are called "[[Call to Duty]]" (the items for which, players call 'tabs'). In higher level dungeons players often use [[wine]]s to reduce the amount of enemies.


* FB19
* FB19

Revision as of 06:04, 11 February 2011

These are instances that a squad can enter. Typically you will have quests send you inside, but (as long as you meet the entry requirements) you can return as often as you wish.

The dungeons which you get given regularly (every ten levels, starting at 19 - with an exception that 49 is pushed back to 51) are informally called 'FBs' by the players (The reason being called FB is because in Chinese, dungeons is called 副本, so in Pinyi it is FuBen), although the quests that send you there are called "Call to Duty" (the items for which, players call 'tabs'). In higher level dungeons players often use wines to reduce the amount of enemies.