Targets Dragon’s Lair rune sets when your account needs them for particular monster builds.
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WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Cairos Dungeon > Dragon’s Lair; use the highest tier your team clears reliably.
Dragon’s Lair is a focused rune farm. Choose it when its displayed set rewards match a build you are working on, rather than farming it just because it is available. A successful routine starts with a team that handles the dungeon’s encounters consistently, then uses the reward screen to guide what you keep. The goal is to convert runs into usable rune options, mana from unwanted gear, and progress toward a specific roster need.
Prepare a team that can survive and complete the selected tier consistently.
Identify a monster or build that benefits from the displayed rune sets.
Open Dragon’s Lair and check the reward panel for its rune sets.
Compare those sets with the equipment needs of your current builds.
Select the highest tier that your team can complete repeatedly.
Run the dungeon and collect the displayed rewards after victory.
Inspect rune slots, main stats, and substats against your planned build.
Keep promising pieces, sell unsuitable ones, and apply usable runes to the intended monsters.
Farming tips
Build for reliable clears before moving to a harder tier; a failed run does not advance your gear collection.
Keep a short list of needed sets and slots so your sell decisions stay consistent.
Repeat, collect and use
This is an ongoing farm. Repeat while Dragon’s Lair rewards match a current build goal; it has no single completion reward described here.
Common mistakes
Farming without a set target; check the reward panel and choose another dungeon if its sets are not useful now.
Moving up before the team is stable; drop back to the tier you can repeat dependably.
Selling runes without checking their slot or substats; inspect candidates before applying your filter.
When to stop or switch
Switch to another Cairos dungeon when its rune sets better address your roster’s immediate gear gap, or pause when you have enough candidates to build and test.
