Endgame suggestions

3leven · March 29, 2026, 3:59am

Timeline Structure

All timelines are freely selectable from the start, excluding the higher-level ones.
Each timeline has a general loot table plus biome-specific rewards
- e.g. a fire biome has a higher drop chance for fire-offensive rares/exalts and fire-themed uniques — deepening target farming
- The weaver tree can include a few biome modifications, for instance such as including lightning themed weapons to also drop in fire biomes (if someone plays with more than one element and wants to optimise farming etc.)

Timeline & Zone Customization

New runes and glyphs allow customization of timelines and zones, separate from the existing equipment/idol forging window
Timelines have a dedicated button in their UI or from an NPC in that timeline that you can interact with— this is the first layer of customization.
Individual zones will have a separate customization button accessible before entering
Zones can be corrupted; timelines cannot
Both timelines and zones each support 2 prefixes + 2 suffixes; zones can additionally roll a corrupted mod. The more mods, the better the loot basically.

Mechanic-Specific Crafting Materials

Each mechanic (mini-bosses, champions, omens, nemesis, rift beasts, weaver, sealed mages, seasonal content, etc.) drops its own crafting material.
These materials are used to craft onto zones only, letting players manipulate specific mechanics and target farm them
The Weaver Tree gains options to not only increase the chance of a specific mechanic appearing, but can also block unwanted mechanics from appearing.

Crafting Material Drops

Runes and glyphs (both general and mechanic-specific) begin dropping upon entering endgame/ monolith.
These crafting materials come in both common and rare variants
This will complement the existing corruption system (monster difficulty, item quantity/quality scaling etc.)

Each mechanic should have its own questline and pinnacle boss encounter, with both normal and uber versions, each with unique loot tables
Example — Sealed Mages:
- Completing the mage-specific questline leads players to a tower for example (think like nemesis but bigger/longer).
- Players ascend the tower, fighting the Order of Mages floor by floor
- The final encounter is the Order’s leader — an uber boss who you learn seals members of his own order to siphon their power in a bid to conquer Eterra (a bit of bad lore haha).

A dedicated sub-tree for deeper mechanic customization
Points earned by completing mechanic-specific quests and boss encounters.
Capped at for instance 20 points total — players must commit to a focus rather than speccing into everything simultaneously

Upon reaching 1,000 corruption, a tear in space and time reveals a secret timeline: The Wormhole to Oblivion

Does not persist after completion — disappears and reappears randomly as players clear timelines at 1,000+ corruption
Weaver Tree points can increase the chance of it appearing
Both the timeline and its zones can be juiced

Zone 1 — The Maze

Zone 2 — The Gauntlet (unlocked after clearing Zone 1)

Zone 3 — The Final Trial (unlocked after clearing Zone 2)

Players face two simultaneously active uber bosses of their choosing (mechanic and/or general boss).
Champion mobs spawn periodically throughout the fight as well.
Both bosses retain their normal loot tables but with improved drop rates for rare items
Small chance to drop enhanced versions of these equipment and rare endgame crafting materials for timeline/zone customization
Completing this timeline rewards a unique blessing

Questlines unlock at 200 / 400 / 600 / 800 / 1,000 corruption
Each completed questline awards 2 points (10 total)
Each subclass has 2–3 branch paths to invest in — powerful passives that meaningfully alter or enhance builds and gameplay