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Missions

Missions are Teldaria's rotating task board — kill lists, mining goals, fishing targets and boss hunts that pay out cash, Tokens, gear essence and Mission Points. There is nothing to accept or sign up for: 51 missions are live at any moment across the seven mission worlds, and the instant you do something a mission wants — kill the right mob, break the right block, land the right catch — your progress starts counting automatically.

Open the board with /missions and spend your points with /missionshop.

How Missions Work

Commands

Command What It Does
/missions Opens the mission board for the world you are in
/missions <dimension> Opens another world's board without travelling there
/missionshop (alias /mshop) Opens the Mission Shop for your current world
/missionshop <dimension> Opens a specific world's Mission Shop
/missionpoints Lists your Mission Point balance for every world

Mission Worlds

Every mission belongs to a world, and each world keeps its own rotation, its own Mission Points and its own shop.

World Templates Active at Once (Beg/Int/Adv) Mission Shop Cash Range
Wild 218 5 / 5 / 3 Yes — 24 items $500 – $60,000
Nether 74 3 / 3 / 2 Yes — 22 items $3,000 – $75,000
End 47 3 / 2 / 1 Yes — 22 items $6,000 – $100,000
Corrupt Forest 45 3 / 2 / 1 Yes — 26 items $15,000 – $250,000
Mayan 27 3 / 2 / 1 Yes — 22 items $5,000 – $50,000
Frozen Echoes 25 3 / 2 / 1 No shop yet $40,000 – $250,000
Forged 20 3 / 2 / 1 Yes — 28 items $12,000 – $200,000

Frozen Echoes has missions but no Mission Shop yet, so points earned there currently have nowhere to be spent. This is an oversight rather than a deliberate gap — a Frozen Echoes shop is planned.

Mission Types

Type What You Do How Many Exist
Custom mob kills Kill named Teldaria mobs (you or your arrow must land the kill) 245
Break Mine or break specific blocks 125
Place Place specific blocks 22
Vanilla kills Kill a vanilla mob type 21
Smelt Cook or smelt specific items 18
Boss kills Kill a named boss once 11
Fish Catch specific fish 6
Tame Tame animals 4
Dungeon Complete the Bandit Lair 1

Three "Explorer" missions exist in the configuration but are currently broken and never appear in rotation.

Rewards

Every mission pays cash plus a bonus reward roll for its dimension, and completing one always earns exactly 1 Mission Point for that mission's world. On top of that, many missions add extras:

Each dimension has its own bonus table, and they differ somewhat from one another — mostly in which drop items turn up. They are not exclusive, though: the rewards in a table are not locked to that dimension's missions, so there is nothing you can only obtain by running missions in one particular world. A roll can return a mob drop, Level XP, a custom item, or gear essence of a tier — which one you get is random, and the tables are not shown anywhere in game.

Boss Missions

Mission World Boss Reward Difficulty
Bloodlord Balthazar Corrupt Forest Bloodlord Balthazar $200,000 + 5 Tokens Advanced
Wolf-Blooded Corrupt Forest Fenrir $90,000 + 3 Tokens Advanced
Forgemaster Forged Forgemaster $60,000 + 3 Tokens Advanced
Queen Slime Wild Queen Slime $60,000 + 3 Tokens Advanced
Nightmare End Nightmare $50,000 + 3 Tokens Advanced
Balthazar Wild Balthazar $35,000 + 2 Tokens Intermediate
Boss Find and Slayer Wild Any boss $35,000 + 3 Tokens Intermediate
Demon King Nether Demon King $30,000 + 2 Tokens Advanced
Butterfly Mayan Itzpapalotl $25,000 + 1 Token Advanced
King Slime Wild King Slime $25,000 + 1 Token Beginner
Arachnophobia Mayan Arachne $20,000 + 1 Token Intermediate

Mega Grind Missions

The seven biggest missions run on 48-hour timers and are the largest single cash payouts on the board:

Mission World Kills Required Reward
Corrupt Cleansing Corrupt Forest 1,500 $250,000
Frozen Cleansing Frozen Echoes 1,000 $250,000
Mechanical Mayhem Forged 3,000 $200,000
End E-nnihilation End 5,000 $100,000
Nether Nonsense Nether 5,000 $75,000
Mayan Massacre Mayan 3,000 $50,000
Crystal Cleansing Wild 3,000 $50,000

Mission Points and the Mission Shops

Every completion earns 1 Mission Point for that world only — Wild points cannot be spent in the Nether shop. Check your balances with /missionpoints and browse with /missionshop. There are six shops; the highlights:

Boss Summon Eggs

Single-use eggs that summon a boss for your own fight:

Egg Shop Cost
King Slime, Queen Slime, Balthazar Wild 100 pts each
Nightmare End 100 pts
Forgemaster Forged 100 pts
Fenrir Corrupt Forest 100 pts
Arachne, Itzpapalotl Mayan 50 pts each
Apophis, Surtr Nether 50 pts each

Upgrade Stones

Prices vary wildly between shops — always compare before buying:

Stone Cheapest Shop Cost Also Sold In
Legendary Forged 1 pt —
Hellish End 1 pt Nether 50 pts — currently hands out a Ghostly stone despite its name; avoid
Fatal End 2 pts —
Heavenly Corrupt Forest 5 pts Forged 20 pts
Transcendent Corrupt Forest 15 pts Forged 50 pts
Tormented Nether 50 pts —
Forgotten Wild / Mayan 50 pts —
Ghostly Wild / Mayan 50 pts —
Mythic Corrupt Forest 100 pts Forged 300 pts

Mob Lures

A placed mob lure spawns waves of mobs around it for fast material farming. Lures are only sold for, and can only be placed in, these three dimensions:

Lure Shop Cost
Nether lure Nether 30 pts
End lure End 30 pts
Corrupt Forest lure Corrupt Forest 20 pts

Boosters, Keys, Wands and Textures

A few shop items are marked W.I.P. in their own lore — the Slurry consumables in every shop and the Wild shop's 700-point Biome Changing Brush do not work yet. Don't spend points on them.

Mission Points do not decay, and they are not wiped between rotations — a balance you do not spend simply keeps building. The only thing that clears them is a full server reset, which is rare and would be announced well ahead of time.