Might & Magic X: Legacy New Dungeons Profiled
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The first major post-release patch for Might & Magic X: Legacy will be adding new content and introducing a lot of fixes, but it's the former that certainly stands out as an unusually welcome addition for anyone who has spent their money on the game. And if the new dungeons that Limbic is adding have caught your attention, this blog post profiling each of them should be on your radar:
Dream Shard
This dungeon is only available to people who bought the Deluxe edition of the game.
Journey to the Spirit World and relive the doomed last adventure of another group of Raiders. But beware, for the frontier between memory and delusion is sometimes blurry...
To find it, you need the (Dream Shard) item found on a corpse in the Tomb of a Thousand Terrors. Then present the Shard to Yeshtar the Dark Elf and she'll allow you to experience the memories it contains.
Fortress of Crows
This dungeon is available to everyone.
Founded after the fall of the Shantiri Empire, the city-state of Volos has long disappeared into the mists of time. Its ruins have recently been unearthed in the region known as the Desolate Wilds, in the south-western corner of the Agyn Peninsula. The ruins appear empty and peaceful. but appearances can be deceitful.
Fortress of Crows is the dungeon you created with your votes and ideas! To find it, you need to go to the Desolate Wilds. Near the coordinates [40, 31] you will meet the ghost of the mysterious Wanderer. Talk to him to start the quest of Volos.
Limbo
This dungeon is available to everyone.
Rumours tell of a place both mysterious and strange, known only as (Limbo). What perils await the Raiders there? You'll have to discover by yourselves.
To find the mysterious Limbo dungeon, you need to have finished the main quest of Might & Magic X - Legacy. After the ending cutscene, you'll be brought back to Karthal. Leave the city and go to the Untamed Thirst tavern located near the coordinates [85,47]. There, talk to the old soothsayer, Madame Cassandra. The rest is up to you.
