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The [[Wastelands]] is a vast and dangerous PvP-enabled area where players can attack—and be attacked by—others at any time. If you die, other players can loot your items and [[equipment]], making any venture into the Wastelands a calculated risk. High rewards await, but only for those prepared to face the threat of open [[combat]].
The [[Wastelands]] is a vast and dangerous PvP-enabled area where players can attack—and be attacked by—others at any time. If you die, other players can loot your items and [[equipment]], making any venture into the Wastelands a calculated risk. High rewards await, but only for those prepared to face the threat of open [[combat]].


There are four ways to enter the Wastelands:
There are five ways to enter the Wastelands:
* South of [[Celadon City]]
* South of [[Celadon City]]
* East through [[Hifrost Peak]]
* East through [[Hifrost Peak]]
* Ascending the rock wall shortcut on the [[Swamp Obstacle Course]]
* Ascending the rock wall shortcut on the [[Swamp Obstacle Course]]
* By casting [[Rage Obelisk Teleport]] to the [[Rage Obelisk]]
* By casting [[Rage Obelisk Teleport]] to the [[Rage Obelisk]]
* By casting [[Blood Teleport]]


'''Keep in mind:''' if you're more than 20 levels deep into the Wastelands, you cannot teleport out—except with [[Blood Teleport]], which bypasses this restriction.
'''Keep in mind:''' if you're more than 20 levels deep into the Wastelands, you cannot teleport out—except with [[Blood Teleport]], which bypasses this restriction.

Latest revision as of 16:53, 25 August 2025

  Warning: The Wastelands are a PvP zone—other players can attack and loot you at any time! Enter with caution.
Wastelands
  PvP Enabled Area  
Map Level Overworld
Coordinates x: 310, y: -280
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The Wastelands is a vast and dangerous PvP-enabled area where players can attack—and be attacked by—others at any time. If you die, other players can loot your items and equipment, making any venture into the Wastelands a calculated risk. High rewards await, but only for those prepared to face the threat of open combat.

There are five ways to enter the Wastelands:

Keep in mind: if you're more than 20 levels deep into the Wastelands, you cannot teleport out—except with Blood Teleport, which bypasses this restriction.

The region is packed with unique content, including the infamous Wasteland Maze, Water Dragons, Cursed Goblins, entrance to the Undercroft Dungeon, and the formidable boss Damogui. There's also a dedicated scroll shop and various rare spawns and chests scattered throughout the zone.

Wasteland Mechanics[edit]

Increased Drop Rates[edit]

The Wastelands are one of the few areas in HighSpell that offer increased drop rates[1]. Monsters here (excluding Damogui) have a 20% higher chance to drop rare loot[2] or Treasure Maps, rewarding those who brave the risk.

Persistent Aggression[edit]

Any NPC that is normally only aggressive until a certain combat level will always remain aggressive within the Wastelands, regardless of the player's level.

PvP Level Scaling[edit]

The Wastelands feature a scaling PvP system where danger increases the deeper you go. At Wasteland depth level 1, only players within 1 combat level of you can initiate PvP. However, as you descend—reaching depths of level 5, 10, 20, and beyond—the allowable PvP range widens accordingly. For instance, at depth level 20, any player within 20 combat levels can engage you. The maximum depth is level 47.

This progressive system adds high-stakes tension to exploration. The deeper your location, the broader the PvP threat range, but also the better the potential rewards. Many of the Wasteland's rarest resources and drops can only be found in its more dangerous zones.

Because of this risk-versus-reward design, it's critical to keep track of your current depth—especially if you're carrying valuable items. Even a small step deeper can drastically increase your exposure to higher-level players.

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