Deskrawl Dream Realms and Mythic Rift: Entry and Costs

Dream realms are treasure-key destinations on the world map. Mythic Rift is a separate Inferno activity entered through The Brave Memorial in the City of Veldak. Training Grounds is a damage-test space opened through a Training Dummy NPC. They should not be treated as three interchangeable endgame farming modes: each has its own entry condition, costs and purpose.

Use the named destination and its entry interface as the first check. An aggregate map may say that a special location is open from the start while omitting the town unlock or difficulty requirement. Wikily’s dedicated Rift entry page is more specific: level 70 on Inferno and a 1,000,000-gold Memorial unlock. This page preserves that difference rather than treating a map marker as complete access proof.

The map source combines all three key names in a compact special-stage record. The dedicated entry page instead maps one key to each difficulty. Do not read the merged list as a requirement to spend three keys on one Normal map. Before entering, confirm the selected difficulty, the key in inventory and the stated consumption point.

The key-drop reference states a 0.05% roll per cleared encounter, with only the boss encounter rolling it in Mythic Rift, and it qualifies those loot rules as offline-character rules. That percentage is a source-stated probability, not a guarantee of a key after 2,000 encounters. Royal keys also have source-listed fishing and Lucky Wheel routes. Compare the actual available route and cost before planning repeated entries.

The Rift entry page states that the materials must be in inventory, are consumed only when the run finishes, and are needed again for a rerun or next tier. It states that leaving or dying consumes none. Verify the current entry panel before relying on that rule online; this guide has not run the activity in the current client.

That consumption point changes how you prepare a session. A single complete set can enable an attempt under the source rule, but it is not enough for an unlimited successful loop. Keep component supply, survival and the reason for choosing a particular tier as separate questions. Avoid salvaging or spending a component for another purpose without reviewing the plan.

Wikily describes tiers 1–100, all with level 70 enemies. For single-player characters, completing a run opens the next tier, with Inferno required as the current difficulty. A described run has nine regular encounters followed by a boss encounter, and no elite encounters. Higher tiers make enemies stronger and raise gold and experience; the exact result for an online character can be server-planned.

The loot overview draws a useful distinction: gold and potion charges can roll during regular Rift encounters, whereas equipment, gems, runes, treasure keys and the Mythic Treasure Chest roll only at the boss encounter. Judge a completed-run farming result against that event, not against the number of individual enemies seen. A partial run that contains many kills is not equivalent to another completed boss-loot opportunity.

The Training Dummy NPC has a Training option in the City of Tazan, the City of Aldenreach and the City of Veldak. The community source describes a single indestructible dummy that does not attack, with minions summonable as in town. This makes a controlled comparison possible, but it does not establish survival, town recovery or boss mechanics.