Dungeons, Insane and Mythic

Insane and Mythic are harder clears, not new maps. Unbreakable says "Clear any area on Insane" and had 8,294 awards on 15 November 2026. Mythic says "Clear any Mythic tier" and had 4,597. The group description says to clear dungeons and dive the endless depths. The badges are how those words become checkboxes. Do the next story land before you live in either mode.

What to run, and when

Insane is more common than a level 20 badge and more common than the Sunken Dunes. Players are ticking Insane on the Forest or Frostfang while the story is still young. That is legal. It is a worse use of the evening than a Frostfang clear if you do not have Frost Hunter yet. Use Insane as a replay of a land you already understand, when you want a harder pack for the wide card. Do not use it as a substitute for Thaddeus Crowe.

Mythic is slightly more common than the Drowned Tide. It is a real mode with a crowd, and it is still optional. A Mythic clear of an early area does not award Gyre's Fall. The Galecrag badge is its own 2,029 awards. If a menu offers both, take the story badge you are missing.

How the modes feel, from the evidence we have

The badges do not print a health multiplier. They do sit next to One Tap and Perfected in the sort of thing a competent deck can do. Bring a Tier V card if you have it and a wide card always. Not Even Close, beating a boss at 1 health, had 119 awards and was added 14 November. Harder rules are where that badge becomes likely. Play the last card.

A party helps and is not required. Insane's 8,294 awards are a solo-capable crowd. The Labyrinth's 44 are not. Do not confuse the two.

What to skip

Endless depths are a third system, with their own badge at depth 10. Do not stack Insane, Mythic, and a depth push on the same night you are missing a story clear. One optional mode is a break. Three optional modes are how you stay at Frostfang while the map grows.

Keep going with Endless Depths, Lands, Cards, Combat, Party, and Leveling.

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