These are pages that have been archived to serve a historical purpose. Most content shown on this page has either been removed, replaced, or significantly changed in game.
See each page for more detailed and thorough history.
| There were twenty maps in rotation for Build 92 through 99 of the Wild Shadow Era. These maps were generated with the method described in Amit Patel’s post here. A map’s terrain and plant life was entirely based on the effects of moisture passing over the map’s randomized altitudes. Therefore it was possible to find high altitude areas (early Godlands) easily by looking for telltale terrain and plant life formations. In Build 100 of the Wild Shadow Era, these maps were replaced with a new set of maps. |
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In Build 100 of the Wild Shadow Era, this set maps was introduced, featuring new geographical features, such as rivers, lakes, oases, snow, and lava, and special locations for quests, that were not present in the previous set of maps. More infomation about map generation can be found in the provided links: Ocean, land, lakes, beaches Elevation, rivers, moisture, biomes Rendering, Flash demo, source code In Build 106 of the Wild Shadow Era, these maps were replaced with a new set of maps. |
| A removed game feature in which players fought through increasingly stronger waves of enemies by themselves, although pets were allowed, without the risk of permanent death. The Arena is not accessible in the Exalt client and was removed from the Flash client in July 2020, when Exalt was officially released. |
| The Cloth Bazaar was completely reworked in Exalt Version 2.1.0.0 (Oct 2021) and received a new layout and name: The “Grand Bazaar”. This page describes the old set prior to said update. |
| The Pirate Cave was changed dramatically in Exalt Version 1.1.0.0 (Sep 2020). This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| The Spider Den was changed dramatically in Exalt Version 1.1.0.0 (Sep 2020). This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| The Snake Pit was changed dramatically in Exalt Version 1.1.0.0 (Sep 2020). This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| The Undead Lair was changed dramatically in Exalt Version 1.1.0.0 (Sep 2020). This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| The Abyss of Demons was changed dramatically in Exalt Version 1.1.0.0 (Sep 2020). This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| The Sprite World was changed dramatically in Exalt Version 1.4.0.0 (Mar 2021). This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| Keys were released at Patch 11.1.0 as an apology for players who bought a “too early” released version of the Lair of Draconis. All keys were turned into Old Firecrackers as of Patch 12.0.0. The dungeon cannot be accessed by normal means (as keys for the dungeon no longer exist). |
| The Original Lost Halls was released on August 1st, 2017, dropping Life, Mana, and having the same unique UT’s, T13 weapons, and T14 Armors it has today. The dungeon was reworked, and rereleased as the Lost Halls on May 24th, 2017, improving on enemy behavior, adding new content, changing drops around, and much more. |
| Before 2019, the Lair of Draconis was much different and had 2 modes that could be chosen by the players, Hard Mode and Normal Mode. This page shows what the LOD used to look like before it was changed. |
| The Lair of Shaitan was changed dramatically in 2019. This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| The Halloween Haunted Cemetery used to exist as a standalone dungeon. In October 2019 it was removed and the content added as a bonus additional boss within the Haunted Cemetery, accessible mostly during Halloween events and with a low chance of spawning outside of Halloween. Any keys previously obtained were replaced with standard Cemetery keys. This page shows what the dungeon was like when it was standalone content. |
| Belladonna’s Garden was reworked for Valentine’s Day 2020 (more specifically; Patch X.32.6.0 (Feb 2020)). This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| The Cheater’s Quarantine is a special area that players are sent to if they attempt to access the Exalt supporter beta without being a supporter (through achieving at least Rank 2 in the Unity Support Campaign). After unsuccessfully trying to access the Exalt beta, logging into a character in the Flash client will send the player to this area instead of the Nexus. Because the supporter beta concluded on April 15, 2020, this area is no longer accessible and is documented here for historical purposes. |
| The Toxic Sewers was changed dramatically in Exalt Version 1.3.0.0 (Dec 2020). This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| The Crawling Depths was changed dramatically in Exalt Version 1.3.0.0 (Dec 2020). This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| The Woodland Labyrinth was changed dramatically in Exalt Version 1.3.0.0 (Dec 2020). This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| The Deadwater Docks was changed dramatically in Exalt Version 1.4.0.0 (Mar 2021). This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| The Shatters was changed dramatically for Month of the Mad God 2021. This page shows what the dungeon was like before it was changed. |
| Before Release 12.0.0 of the Kabam Era, pets were purely cosmetic, and the Pets page used to be under the “Consumable Items” section. Because pets were simpler, a page with pet images and names was enough. This page is just a copy of the Pets page before Release 12. To view older revisions see the Revision History of the current Pets page before 3/26/2013 |
| The Nexus Crier was an NPC in the Nexus who periodically gave announcements in the chat. In Release 27.7.X14, the Nexus Crier was changed to Guill, who now resides in the Guild Hall. |
| The Alchemist was an NPC in the Nexus in which players could pay Realm Gold or Alchemist Tokens (obtained from the Tinkerer prior to Release X.17) to spin for a chance at certain items. The Alchemist was occasionally available during the late Kabam era and once after DECA took over, but has been disabled because it was underutilized. In Release X.19, the Alchemist’s area in the Nexus was removed. There are no immediate plans to rework the Alchemist. |
| Before Release X17, the Tinkerer had a more limited and sequential quest system that was occasionally coupled with The Alchemist. To view older revisions see the Tinkerer History of the current Tinkerer page before September 5, 2017. |
Lesser Gods, Critters, Demons, Golems, Grotesque, Humanoid, Undead and Rare Encounters
Enemies were once organized along categories similar to those found on the Oryx Sprite Sheet. As more and more complex and varied enemies were added to the game, deciding their categories became more difficult. |
| For the longest time, Oryx 2 functioned differently before the Halloween update on October 25th, 2018. This page details how the old Oryx battle functioned. |
| With the Toxic Sewers rework in Exalt Version 1.3.0.0 (Dec 2020), all four turtles once found within the treasure room got removed as enemies. They now serve as background NPCs and do not warrant their own pages. |
| These two enemies were introduced in 2019 and reintroduced in 2020 during the Valentine’s Day event period. However have not made a return. |
| A previously used page, which has now been split into separate Development and Release History sections. |
| After the release of Exalt Version 1.1.0.0 (Sep 2020) and the release of the Unity Exalt Client, all flash clients and hosts were no longer supported and the game was no longer on Kongregate. |
| With the Fame Bonus rework of Exalt Version 1.2.1.0 (Nov 2020), the Thirsty bonus got removed (or reworked) along with some others. This page explains the requirements of the now-removed Fame Bonus. |
| The set was completely reworked in Exalt Version 2.0.2.0 (Aug 2021) for the Shatters rework. This page describes the old set prior to said update. |
| RIFTS are discontinued for an indefinite amount of time. The Game Modes page and it’s page children currently serve no purpose anymore. |
| A previously used page for wiki editors and the community to communicate proposed changes and/or issues with the wiki. For discussion regarding current issues on the wiki, please use the official wiki Discord server. |
| A previously used page for instructions and communication beween wiki editors to help with the mapping of the game worlds in early versions of the game. |
