Look for the Gauntlet in Warren Continent
The Version 1.3 announcement sends players to Warren Continent for Gauntlet of Valor. A player capture published on the update date shows a Gauntlet activity marker on the Warren Continent map near the Crimson Castle area.
If the marker, region layout or access state differs, follow the objective and labels in your current client. The capture does not establish an exact unlock quest, teleport state or permanent marker position. Open the Atlas location record ›
Confirm the floor and difficulty on one screen
The dated player capture below shows floors 24–29 and Normal difficulty. It helps you recognize the interface; it is not evidence of the later floors 71–99 gear sources, rewards or your current access state. Locate the corresponding information in your own client.
Confirm the highlighted floor and any lock state before pressing Start.
Read the difficulty printed beside the selected floor; do not infer it from an older video.
Use the visible record field as context for your own attempt, not as a reward claim.
Open the in-client Exploration Guide when you need the current objective or listed reward.
Choose what you see in your client
Enter the highlighted floor and, if useful, the visible difficulty label. Atlas carries only those two fields into a new attempt draft.
Planning boundary: this does not select, unlock or start a floor in NTE. Confirm availability and labels in the current game client before saving an attempt.
Freeze the conditions you intend to compare
Before entering, write down enough context to explain a later result. A clear time without the selected conditions cannot tell you whether a build, floor or difficulty caused the difference.
Copy the selected values from the current screen.
Record the lineup actually used for this attempt.
Save the gear or panel values needed to reproduce it.
Keep other conditions stable when comparing attempts.
Keep later update notes beside the run
Gauntlet added
The official notes add Gauntlet of Valor, direct players to Warren Continent and raise the simultaneous gear-recycle maximum to 50.
Read Version 1.3 ›New gear sources named
The official notice names random jar drops on floors 71-99 and the Mysterious Fuzzy Merchant on Nightmare difficulty. It also records a monster-difficulty adjustment.
Read September notice ›Swipe sideways to compare all columns →
| Question | Dated evidence | Current-client check |
|---|---|---|
| Where? | Version 1.3 directs players to Warren Continent; one player capture suggests a marker near Crimson Castle. | Follow the activity marker or objective actually shown on your map. |
| Which floor? | The illustrated capture shows floors 24–29 on Normal; it is for interface recognition only. | Read the selected floor, lock state and difficulty before Start. |
| New gear? | The September 9 notice names random jars on floors 71–99 and a Nightmare merchant. | Inspect your own result; the earlier floor image proves no reward. |
Official notices and a Reported player frame have different evidence weight. None of these rows establishes a drop rate or best route.
Source boundary: these notices do not publish drop rates, guarantees, a best floor, an efficient route or a recommended build. Verify item identity, availability and difficulty in the current client.
Review unwanted gear: Recycle vs Discard ›
Check the September floors 71–99 and Nightmare merchant gear sources ›
Keep the result separate from the claim
Floor, difficulty and visible result
Date, team, loadout and your entered change
Repeat, change one condition or stop