Are you ready for TemporiX?
This is not simply starting again at level 1. TemporiX turns a few weeks into a race of accelerated progression, unusual loot, weekly decisions and rewards that can follow you back to your regular servers.
TemporiX is DOFUS Touch's tenth-anniversary celebration: temporary servers where everyone starts from zero, with rules designed to make progression dramatically faster. The fun is not only reaching level 200 quickly. You will decide what to farm, which shiny items are worth chasing, how to feed the Infinite Shield and how far your team can go in the Ascension island.
This Atlas guide answers the practical questions players usually have before joining: what changes compared with a classic server, what to do first, whether crafting is still worth it, how shiny items work and what can be kept after the season. The goal is to give you a useful plan instead of leaving you to piece together a long announcement on day one.
Important distinction
TemporiX belongs to DOFUS Touch. It is not the PC version's Temporis. The mechanics, names and rewards described here are for the mobile game.
TemporiX belongs to DOFUS Touch. It is not the PC version's Temporis. The mechanics, names and rewards described here are for the mobile game.
Registrations are open
You can now reserve your spot on the official TemporiX page: register for TemporiX.
You can now reserve your spot on the official TemporiX page: register for TemporiX.
What is TemporiX?
The servers are expected to remain open for about four weeks. Every character starts at level 1 and stays inside the temporary servers during the season. The announced rewards for classic servers and the experience potion awarded at the end are the important exceptions.
The story begins with an anniversary celebration being sabotaged by a mysterious presence. After completing Albuera, you reach a new event hub with merchants, shredders, shared objectives and the mission that introduces the main mechanics. Pre-registration starts on August 31; the planned opening is September 15, 2026, and the season ends with the October 13 maintenance.
How does the gameplay change?
The 500% experience and loot bonus changes the meaning of a good route. An intermediate set that could last for days on a classic server may be outdated in one afternoon here. Getting usable gear quickly, taking advantage of drops and moving on when an area stops paying off will matter more than perfecting every level.
Accelerated progression. Experience and loot receive the accumulated 500% bonus. The usual secondary-character multiplier does not stack, and normal experience scrolls do not work.
Gear from monsters. From level 30 onward, many equipment pieces and every dofus enter loot tables spread across different monster families.
Open limits. There is no general cap on AP, MP, range or summons, although resistance limits and item conditions remain.
Breaking gear is progression. Equipment you no longer need feeds the rune cycle and helps strengthen the event's most important item.
Shiny items and the Infinite Shield
Normal equipment, except weapons, and dofus can appear in a shiny version. These pieces have perfect rolls and roughly 50% more characteristics. When AP or MP is involved, the value rounds up, creating results such as a 2 AP Gelano or a 2 MP Vulbis Dofus.
At the start you receive a special shield that can be fed with runes obtained by destroying equipment. It reaches level 1000 and can eventually provide 7500 vitality, 2000 power and 200 prospecting, as well as a special passive. A drop that you cannot equip is therefore not automatically trash: it may become permanent shield progress.
Ascension island
Ascension is where that extra power is tested. It includes monsters from level 54 to 500, reinforced guardians and new encounters, especially in the 25 and 50 brackets and their Nightmare versions. A renewed group finder is planned, and there is no special restriction on the number of characters controlled by one player.
Less travel, more playing
With only four weeks available, the event reduces several old barriers: dungeons can be entered without keys, zaaps and zaapis are free, deaths do not remove energy, pods are more generous, and requirements for areas such as Pandala, Moon, Otomai, Wabbits, Grobe and the Clockwork Tower are simplified. A second character on the same server also skips much of Albuera.
Rewards and the end of the season
There are more than twenty anniversary rewards linked to pre-registration milestones, the main quest, character levels, Ascension brackets, dungeon objectives and the Infinite Shield. Cosmetics earned during the event are intended to be distributed later on classic servers. The highest level reached also determines an account-bound experience potion, calculated in ten-level brackets, together with the Ankarton set.
How to prepare
Choose a class you can play quickly. Early mobility, reliable fights and easy grouping matter more than a level-200 promise.
Pre-register when available. This secures your place and contributes to community rewards.
Prepare alternatives. Keep a quest route, a monster route and a dungeon list so a crowded zone does not waste your evening.
Use the Atlas bestiary. With gear distributed across monster families, checking where a piece drops is more useful than memorising a classic recipe.
Set your own goal. Level 200, cosmetics, the Infinite Shield, Ascension or simply playing with friends are all valid goals.
Quick questions
Does the character transfer completely?
No. The lasting progression reward is the experience potion and the Ankarton set; normal temporary-server items do not become a full character transfer.
Will Dédalo have a special bonus?
Dédalo will be available, but without a particular additional experience or loot bonus.
Will PvP be available?
The Kolossium remains accessible and benefits from the open AP, MP and range limits, although the event is mainly focused on PvM.
Do I have to compete?
No. Some titles reward rankings and early milestones, but many cosmetics and rewards come from progression, the main quest, community objectives and Ascension.
Our recommendation
Do not treat TemporiX like a four-month server. Move quickly, change zones when the route slows down, save equipment that genuinely improves your pace and turn the rest into shield progress. The Atlas will keep adding routes, tools and event guides so you can make decisions without playing blind.
Do not treat TemporiX like a four-month server. Move quickly, change zones when the route slows down, save equipment that genuinely improves your pace and turn the rest into shield progress. The Atlas will keep adding routes, tools and event guides so you can make decisions without playing blind.
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