Dungeons

• Each dungeon unlocks at a character level, not a region: you can enter one the moment you qualify, regardless of which region you've reached.
• Entering costs a Dungeon Key. Keys come only from completing your daily quests (see Quests): a natural 3-keys-a-day cap.
• Every room offers three paths, each described through environmental clues and each showing its exact defeat chance up front. A calm, undisturbed way is safe; visible treasure with something breathing behind it is dangerous; strange magic is unpredictable.
• Choosing a path is a single roll against exactly the number shown: no hidden modifiers, no HP attrition, no fight to grind through. Survive and the path's reward joins your unbanked haul; fall and the run ends, losing everything unbanked. Your gear, XP, gold, and everything from earlier runs are never at risk.
• You can leave with your loot between any two rooms, banking the whole haul plus renown for the depth you reached. The dungeon has no bottom: the question is never "can I finish", it's "how deep do I dare".
• Your character level (above the dungeon's own gate) and the Estate's Luck talents both lower every shown risk. Noticeably, never to nothing.
• Danger climbs as you descend: the first rooms are forgiving, the deep rooms are not.
• Each surviving room grants Cartography XP immediately (mapping the depths is real experience, and that part is never at risk).
• The uncertain path sometimes resolves strangely in your favor: a coin windfall, a flash of insight that lowers the next room's dangers, a sealed cache, or a shortcut deeper. Its defeat chance is always exactly what it says.
• Independent of the ordinary reward, every surviving room rolls a small chance at a dungeon-exclusive jackpot item (see below), likeliest on the tempting path and deeper down.

Base risk shifts with depth and your level/Luck, clamped between 3% and 75%, and each path keeps a minimum of its own, so even a maxed hero finds the tempting path genuinely tempting fate.

A shared pool of 3 items reachable only through this rare per-room roll: never from an ordinary drop.