The First Legendary Beast Master novel Chapter 869

Ashbringer sighed. "I have a noncombat type class. Bringing me into the Dungeon would only be dead weight. However, bringing Karl is as good as a half dozen Overlords on his own. He can bring his bonded beasts with him as a single person count."

The Dwarves looked impressed at that one.

"That’s even better than the Golem mages, who can summon extra fighters." One of them noted.

"I can do that as well. Golems, bodyguards which can use skills, plus the beasts, with their carefully curated selection of abilities." Karl explained.

"That is just incredibly overpowered. If you brought a few healers and tank type classes, you could likely do the dungeon with only half the usual number of Overlords. But it’s still best to bring all ten.

The dungeon is a unique one, in the way that it rewards its entrants.

There is no loot on the creatures at all. When you finish the run, everyone is rewarded for their participation, and there is a cap. We tried sending a Totem Ranked Golem mage through with just his four constructs, and he didn’t get any more than a single individual did when we sent three of them together."

Karl nodded in understanding. "So there are rewards for doing better, but the rewards for carrying an under levelled or non-contributing group are capped.

You know, taking the young Demons through the Dungeon here really helps them grow. I wonder if I could bring a half group of Overlords and then pad the numbers with weaker Guild Members?

As long as they’re doing something, they should get some reward."

The old Dwarf laughed. "You mean, if they’re not ensnared by the spiders and eaten, right? You still need a body to resurrect them."

Karl shrugged. "I have an Overlord Ranked group barrier skill. As long as they don’t draw too much attention, they shouldn’t be targeted.

But I get your point. It might be too much risk to take a Commander Rank Demoness through the dungeon.

Especially when there is no loot for them to pick up for us."

The Dwarf chuckled. "Yes, it’s a bit odd not to need a pack mule for a Dungeon of this size.

We have other instances nearby as well, but they’re all of the more conventional sort, and the groups bring a few miners with them to collect ores until the timer is almost up.

If you stay in too long, you lose everything that you collected, and you’re ejected."

Karl didn’t know that. But he had never tried to sleep in a Dungeon, or anything of that nature. The trial instances did have a time limit on them, though. So it made sense that there would be a limit on the Dungeons, and perhaps a much shorter one, as they would let you in more frequently.