Marks

Mark of [Boss Name]: A medallion infused with the essence of [Boss Name].

Type: Quest item
Drop Location: Obtained by defeating [Boss Name] in [Boss Dungeon]

Soulbound

Feed Power: 50

Loot Bag
Drops From	Most Dungeon Bosses

Marks are unique items that drop from almost all dungeon bosses. A single mark of the respective boss is guaranteed to drop for everyone that dealt soulbound damage to said boss.

Marks have two purposes aside from confirming that a player did do damage to the boss: to be traded in to The Tinkerer in exchange for Quest Chests and for use for forging certain items in the Forge. Depending on the quest or item recipe, players will need either 1-8 of one type of Mark (eg. 8 Marks of Limon) or a smaller amount of several types of Mark (eg. 2 Marks of Bilgewater and 2 Marks of Davy Jones).

These items do not stack, so careful inventory management must be employed if one intends to complete several different Mark Quests simultaneously.

Marks are separated into 4 pools (Beginner, Standard, Mighty, Epic), which determine what the quest for those marks will give. The harder the dungeon that the marks are obtained from, the more valuable the chests obtained from them become.

Quest Pools

Beginner Quests

Mark	Name	Dungeon	Boss
	Mark of Dreadstump		Dreadstump the Pirate King
	Mark of Mama Megamoth		Mama Megamoth
	Mark of Mixcoatl		Mixcoatl the Masked God
	Mark of the Queen Bee		Queen Bee
	Mark of Arachna		Arachna the Spider Queen

Standard Quests

Mark	Name	Dungeon	Boss
	Mark of the Sandstone Titan		Sandstone Titan
	Mark of Stheno		Stheno the Snake Queen
	Mark of Limon		Limon the Sprite Goddess
	Mark of the Fountain Spirit		Fountain Spirit
	Mark of Septavius		Septavius the Ghost God
	Mark of Malphas		Archdemon Malphas
	Mark of the Archivist		Avalon the Archivist
	Mark of Gulpord		Gulpord the Slime God
	Mark of Dr Terrible		Dr Terrible
	Mark of the Puppet Master		The Puppet Master
	Mark of Ruthven		Lord Ruthven
	Mark of Skuld		Ghost of Skuld

Mighty Quests

Mark	Name	Dungeon	Boss
	Mark of the Effigy		Golden Oryx Effigy
	Mark of Parasitic Horrors		Nightmare Colony
	Mark of Bilgewater		Jon Bilgewater the Pirate King
	Mark of the Megamoth		Murderous Megamoth
	Mark of the Son of Arachna		Son of Arachna
	Mark of the Wetlands		Heart of the Wetlands
	Mark of Davy Jones		Davy Jones
	Mark of Daichi		Daichi the Fallen
	Mark of the Wyvern		Ivory Wyvern
	Mark of the Tesseract Goddess		Tesseract Goddess
	Mark of Esben		Esben the Unwilling
	Mark of Thessal		Thessal the Mermaid Goddess
	Mark of Geb		Geb
	Mark of Oryx		Oryx the Mad God
	Mark of Janus		Janus the Doorwarden

Epic Quests

Mark	Name	Dungeon	Boss
	Mark of the Forgotten King		The Forgotten King
	Mark of the Killer Bee Queen		Killer Bee Queen
	Mark of the Crystal Entity		Crystal Entity
	Mark of the Control Core		Factory Control Core
	Mark of the Marble Colossus		Marble Colossus
	Mark of Malus		Malus
	Mark of the Void Entity		Void Entity

Other

Mark	Name	Dungeon	Boss
	Mark of the Exalted God		Oryx the Mad God

Limited

Mark	Name	Dungeon	Boss
	Mark of Shaitan		Shaitan the Advisor
	Mark of the Interregnum		The Wanderer (Interregnum)

Notes

Certain dungeons do not have Marks for their bosses. These include The Machine, Beachzone, Wine Cellar, Candyland Hunting Grounds, all Court of Oryx dungeons (Lair of Shaitan, Puppet Master’s Encore, Cnidarian Reef, Secluded Thicket, High Tech Terror, heroic dungeons, and all limited “Special Event” dungeons.

In the Vying event during Month of the Mad God 2021, Shaitan the Advisor temporarily started dropping his mark for the duration of the event.

Marks of the Exalted God have no use other than crafting items, particularly those that drop from Oryx’s Sanctuary.