On Wednesday, August 12, Sol: Enchantment (hereinafter 'Sol') launched a new special dungeon, 'Hellfire Temple,' and a new event dungeon, 'Midsummer Forest.' Both are essential dungeons that you shouldn't miss due to their excellent rewards and efficiency. Here is a summary of information and quick tips for each.
Hellfire Temple: A source for massive EXP and Nine

Hellfire Temple is a special dungeon accessible from level 53, sharing a similar mechanism with the existing 'Sanctuary of the Celestial,' which is accessible from level 50. It serves as an alternative to high-level hunting grounds, providing a base entry time of 2 hours per day, with additional entries possible using Hellfire Temple Charge Stones dropped within the dungeon.
Just as the Sanctuary of the Celestial drops Unique Weapon Selection Chests and Unique Armor Selection Chests, Hellfire Temple offers Unique Accessory Selection Chests. Additionally, you can obtain three types of Equipment Enchant Scrolls (Normal, Divine, and Cursed). While the difficulty is higher than the Sanctuary of the Celestial, it is relatively easier compared to high-level hunting grounds like Beast Ridge.
Monsters in Hellfire Temple drop approximately 160–180 Nine and 30k–32k EXP each. The Nine acquisition rate is quite similar to the Sanctuary of the Celestial, so depending on your stats, you might actually earn more Nine in the Sanctuary. However, the difference in EXP is significant, so playing this dungeon daily is highly recommended.
As it is a special dungeon that, along with the Sanctuary, is worth running every day, Inheritors who haven't reached level 53 yet should prioritize growing toward the entry level for Hellfire Temple. Keep in mind that the new event Spirit, which I will discuss later, provides a high EXP gain bonus, so consider utilizing it.

Walking watermelons? 'Midsummer Forest' launch

Midsummer Forest is a new event dungeon available from Wednesday, August 12, to Wednesday, August 26. You can play for 5 minutes daily to obtain various consumables, including Equipment Enchant Scrolls, Unique Equipment Blueprints, and various food items and Spellbooks.
There are also newly added items. The first is a consumable called Watermelon Punch. It boosts key stats, specifically PvE Damage and PvE Hit. Compared to the previous event consumable, Samgyetang, it provides 100 less max HP and MP but grants an additional +1 PvE Physical Defense. Since it can be used simultaneously with Samgyetang, I recommend collecting them during this event.
Next are the Watermelon Barrel Spirit Card Fragments and Golden Watermelon Barrel Spirit Card Fragments. Both are new crafting materials used to create the new 'Watermelon Barrel' and 'Golden Watermelon Barrel' Spirits. Both Spirits provide a higher EXP gain bonus compared to other Spirits of the same grade. Notably, the Golden Watermelon Barrel provides a 15% EXP gain bonus, the same as an Epic grade Spirit, despite being an Unique grade Spirit.
However, aside from the EXP efficiency, the options for both Spirits are limited to Max HP increases, which is slightly underwhelming compared to other commonly used Spirits. Even if you don't plan to use them directly, they provide decent collection effects, so be sure to participate daily and obtain these Spirits.
Each Spirit Card Fragment can be obtained by eliminating the corresponding monster. Since Golden Watermelon Barrels do not spawn in large numbers, it is better to manually navigate the dungeon and hunt them one by one. When I personally hunted only Golden Watermelon Barrels for 5 minutes, I was able to obtain 2 Golden Watermelon Barrel Spirit Card Fragments. You need 5 fragments of each to craft the Spirit. While individual results may vary, it looks like you can obtain the Golden Watermelon Barrel Spirit in about 3 to 4 days.




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