Did you enjoy this new dungeon?
I liked the design of it, but the fights weren't anything special.

How did the difficulty compare to existing dungeons on Normal and Veteran versions?
On veteran it didn't feel much of a challenge, HM was cleared on the 2nd pull, learning the fight took longer for other dungeons.

Did you complete Normal or Veteran (or both)?
Veteran, last boss on HM

Which was your favorite boss in this dungeon, and why?
Only the last boss is kind of memorable. The other new dungeon is more fun.

What level and build was the character you used?
CP 1600+ healer

Do you have any other general feedback?
A healer is not really required in this dungeon.

I really enjoyed the dungeon. The areas ae visually stunning and the bosses are fun and really scary, the end one.
I did it on normal, it seemed fairly easy although I did die but that was a case of very late, very tired and not performing my best. I used a fully levelled new character in Dagon and tzogvin with slime raw. I wanted to try out Dagon armor. It performed well. Stamina nightblade. I love the last boss so much.

Did you enjoy this new dungeon?

It was good.

How did the difficulty compare to existing dungeons on Normal and Veteran versions?

Definitely harder than base game dungeons, on normal at least. More manageable than DLC dungeons in general as well.

Did you complete Normal or Veteran (or both)?

Soloed it on normal

Which was your favorite boss in this dungeon, and why?

Trash mobs

The amount and difficulty of the trash in this dungeon seems adequate. It's not too long like Lair of Maarselok or other infamously tedious dungeons.

Oxblood

Damage and mechanics of the boss were manageable solo. Health seemed a high, fight may have been longer due to bugged penetration though.

Not sure what the extra ooze adds are supposed to do, killed them pretty fast.

Taskmaster Viccia

Was similarly manageable just like Oxblood. The NPC negating the shock AOEs was interesting but didn't feel too necessary given the large size of the arena, was ok though. Adds summoned were ok to deal with generally. This boss feels like a copy of the flesh colossus boss in Vateshran though.

Iron Atro

Was ok as well. Attacks and AOEs were straightforward to deal with in general. Might want to add a hint telling players to stay near the boss to lower his damage from the ranged fireballs.

The Lyranth Trap

Interesting concept overall, the add waves summoned were manageable as well. I did feel the time spent waiting for the NPC to throw the goo in between each wave was pretty long, and I would definitely welcome changes to make this fight faster overall.

Baron Something

Definitely the most intense fight out of all, which is to be expected I suppose. The only comment I have is I have no idea what the Lyranth synergy is supposed to do. I think it's a damage buff that lets you kill adds and pillars faster? Or does it also reduce the damage you take? Either way was doable with some shield stacking and all. I do appreciate how slow and telegraphed the boss's heavy attack is, gives you plenty of time to roll dodge.

What level and build was the character you used?

CP 1600 mag sorc.

Do you have any other general feedback?

Soloable due to no pinning mechanics, no one shots (on normal at least), not too long or difficult, with some interesting new mechanics for boss fights that don't involve invulnerability phases, transformation gimmicks or pointless waiting. I hope to see more of this kind of content in future. Good job devs.