Dungeon preparation

1. Read the dungeon page and note which fields are Unresolved — that list is your recon target.
2. Keep the group at five players or fewer; decide who brings damage, healing, control and mechanics duty without treating those capabilities as required official roles.
3. Prepare consumables and gear against the record’s verified requirements only; do not farm materials for unconfirmed fights.
4. Set a wipe budget: three pulls, then review roles or exit.
5. Assign notes duty; one text line per pull (“phase 2 adds”, “deaths: healer”) is enough to beat the next attempt.

The planner stores a per-dungeon kit list and personal notes in your browser. The official names and five-player ceiling come from NC; every kit choice remains your assumption until tested.

Each dungeon page links its planner entry; checklists save per dungeon.

State your experience honestly: “first run, reading as we go” beats silent wipes. This is the social floor the party-and-guilds guide builds on, and it costs no verified data to practice.

When a run stalls, the fixes in order are: review the unresolved mechanics list, swap one role, change the pull order, and only then consider gear. Gear is rarely the reason groups wipe on unlearned mechanics.

NC’s Global contents and Steam store advertise solo challenges, five-player party content and ten-player group dungeons. The four named Expedition records retain their specific up-to-five-player scope; ten-player content does not enlarge those records. NC’s transfer notice says all instanced content, including dungeons, is cross-server. Matchmaking flow, level gates, required roles, rewards and resets remain unconfirmed.