How to Get Legendary Cosmetics in Dungeon Quest Reborn

If you are trying to get some of the rare cosmetics in Dungeon Quest Reborn, you might be wondering how the Legendary ones work and where you can get them. There are quite a few cosmetics in the game, including weapons, effects, outfits, and titles.

In this guide, I’ll show you how the Legendary Cosmetic Crates work and go over some of the Legendary cosmetics you can find inside them. I’ll also explain the Gem glitch that players have been talking about.

Just keep in mind that the glitch is not an official feature, so it can be patched at any time. With that out of the way, let’s get into how the cosmetic system works.

The main way to get these cosmetics is through the Crates section of the Dungeon Quest Reborn shop.

You can spend Gems to open a cosmetic crate, and the game will randomly select a reward from the available cosmetics.

The crate has different rarities, so you won’t always get a Legendary item. According to the current information, Legendary cosmetics have around a 15% chance of being obtained, but I’d recommend checking the crate in-game since these rates can change.

Some of the cosmetics currently mentioned in the crate pool include:

• Holy Excalibur

• Astral Guardian

• Demonic Warrior

• Demonic Daggers

• Eyes in My Veins

• Mighty Carrot Great Sword

• Ancient Great Sword

• Space Robot

• Winter Tree Sword

• Giraffe Onesie

• Dog Onesie

• Banana

• Papa

• Godlike

• Coal in My Veins

• Dev Launcher

• Death Spikes

• Hammer of Judgment

You can also get different types of cosmetics from the crate, so don’t expect every Legendary reward to be a weapon. Some can be titles or other cosmetic items.

Now let’s talk about the thing a lot of players are interested in: the Gem glitch.

The reported method is related to how the game processes the Gem payment when you open a cosmetic crate.

Apparently, the Gems aren’t always deducted immediately when you start the crate roll. Instead, the transaction may happen after the roll has finished.

Because of this, players have reported that leaving the game before the transaction fully processes can sometimes result in the roll being completed while the Gems remain in their account after they return.

If this behavior still exists, it could potentially let you perform more rolls without spending the normal amount of Gems.

However, there is a big thing to remember here: this is not an intended feature.

The developers can patch it whenever they want, so don’t assume that the method will always work. If you’re trying it and nothing happens, there’s a good chance the behavior has already been fixed.

I’d also avoid heavily abusing unintended glitches, especially when they involve the game’s economy. The developers can change the system or take action against players who abuse exploits.

There are quite a few Legendary cosmetics in the crate, but some are definitely more interesting than others depending on what you like.

Holy Excalibur is one of the more interesting cosmetics in the current list.

If you’ve played Dungeon Quest for a long time, the Excalibur name may already be familiar to you. That’s part of what makes this cosmetic appealing to older players.

If you’re collecting classic-looking Dungeon Quest cosmetics, this is definitely one I’d keep an eye out for.

Astral Guardian is another Legendary cosmetic that stands out.

It has a fantasy-style appearance that fits pretty well with the overall dungeon theme, so it’s a good choice if you want something that looks more like traditional fantasy equipment.

If you prefer darker-looking cosmetics, Demonic Warrior is one to look for.

It has a demonic theme and can work nicely if you’re trying to put together a character that uses other dark or demonic cosmetics.

Then you have something completely different like the Giraffe Onesie.

Not every cosmetic needs to look powerful or serious. Some of these are just there to make your character look funny, and the Giraffe Onesie is a perfect example.

If you like weird or funny character setups, this is probably going to be more interesting to you than another sword.

One thing I like about the current cosmetic system is that some of the items are connected to older Dungeon Quest content.

Veteran players may recognize certain designs from older quests, events, achievements, and other activities.

Some older rewards were connected to things like:

• Completing specific dungeons

• Finishing Obby challenges

• Completing tutorial objectives

• Participating in older Egg Hunt events

• Reaching progression milestones

• Completing special quests

So if you’ve been playing Dungeon Quest for a long time, seeing some of these older designs come back as cosmetics can be pretty cool.

This is the part where you need to be careful.

The reported unlimited-roll method depends on an unintended behavior in the crate purchase system. If the developers have patched it, then the method simply won’t work anymore.

So I wouldn’t treat this as a guaranteed way to get unlimited Legendary cosmetics.

Even if the Gem behavior still works, the crate rewards are still random. That means you’re not guaranteed to get a Legendary every time, and you’re definitely not guaranteed to get the specific cosmetic you want.

There’s a big difference between being able to perform more rolls and actually getting the Legendary cosmetic you’re looking for.

If the glitch has already been fixed, the safest option is to use the normal cosmetic crate system.

You’ll want to save your Gems and check the current crate pool before spending them.

Here are a few things I’d recommend:

• Save your Gems before opening crates.

• Check which cosmetics are currently available.

• Look at the listed rarity and chances.

• Decide which Legendary cosmetics you actually want.

• Don’t waste all your Gems on rewards you don’t care about.

• Check official game updates for changes to the crate system.

Since the crates are based on random rolls, it’s easy to burn through your Gems quickly if you keep opening them without a specific goal.

That’s basically everything you need to know about getting Legendary cosmetics in Dungeon Quest Reborn.

The main method is through the Cosmetic Crates, where you can spend Gems for a random reward. There are plenty of different items in the pool, including Holy Excalibur, Astral Guardian, Demonic Warrior, Giraffe Onesie, and many others.

The reported Gem glitch is interesting, but remember that it’s an unintended behavior and could be patched at any time. Even if it works, it doesn’t guarantee that you’ll get the Legendary cosmetic you want.

If you’re collecting cosmetics normally, I’d recommend saving your Gems, checking the current crate pool, and only spending them when you actually like the available rewards.