Extreme Trial

Extreme Trial is a key-gated raid with both a solo and a team mode, unlocking at Account Lv.4. You spend Extreme Trial Keys to challenge it, one multi-wave boss encounter per difficulty bracket rather than a long run of stages to push through.

How far the ladder actually goes

Both modes share the same first four brackets, Lv.20, Lv.40, Lv.60, and Lv.80, then split at the top. Solo ends in a single Lv.100 bracket. Team instead opens three parallel Lv.100 dungeons once you reach it (Lv.100 - I, II, and III), each with its own boss trio and its own exclusive drops rather than one outranking the next. Lv.100 is genuinely where the data ends on both sides, there’s nothing defined beyond it yet.

It’s also genuinely out of reach this early. Solo’s Lv.100 bracket asks for 5 characters at character Level 100, the game’s own level cap. Team’s three Lv.100 dungeons all require Account Lv.26, and that level doesn’t come from play alone: like every level past Lv.6, it needs a minimum number of days since launch on top of the checklist (see the day-by-day schedule). Both requirements point the same way: this is real endgame content, not a ladder anyone’s roster is close to topping out this early.

Clearing Solo’s Lv.100 bracket is worth chasing once you get there anyway: alongside its normal drops, it hands you one copy each of every Extreme Trial Team Key, the same items sold in the Ranked Match Shop.

How to play it well

Each bracket is scored on performance rather than progress, so what matters is clearing it as cleanly as your team can, not repeating it for grind. Push into the highest bracket your account and character levels currently allow: a strong score there outpays a clean sweep of a bracket you’ve already outgrown.

Related

• Account Level: the Lv.4 unlock.
• Ranked Match: another way to pick up the Lv.100 Team Keys.
• Beginner’s Guide: where Extreme Trial sits in your daily loop.