Gold

Gold is the in-game currency of Dungeon Quest. Players can earn it by completing dungeons and Boss Raids, defeating Gregg, selling items, or collecting Daily Rewards. Gold is used to upgrade items to their full potential and is also used to reset skill points in order to swap classes.

Unlike weapons, abilities and armor, gold cannot be traded. If a player says they are "trading for gold," it means they are trading for items with a high sell price. Items can be sold to the sell merchant for varying amounts of gold, with higher level items typically granting the player far more gold when than lower level ones when sold.

Upgrading a weapon or armor piece will further increase its selling price, allowing its owner to receive more gold by selling it. This is not an effective way for players to increase their earnings, however, as upgrading an item only adds 15% of the gold spent to its sell price. Nonetheless, if a player is planning to use their items as gold in trades instead of directly selling them, upgrading the items beforehand can be an effective way to increase their sell price and therefore value.

Additional gold can be obtained from completed dungeon runs and boss raids, Gregg defeats, and daily rewards with the 2x Gold game pass. It is important to note that this will not increase the gold earned by selling items to the sell merchant.

Gold Earned Per Dungeon

The gold yield for Daily Rewards is located on its respective page.

Average Gold Yield

Dungeon	Difficulty	Gold Earned	Gold Earned (2x Gold)
Desert Temple	Easy	~ 600	~ 1,200
	Medium	~ 1,200	~ 2,400
	Hard	~ 2,400	~ 4,800
	Insane	~ 4,800	~ 9,600
	Nightmare	~ 9,600	~ 19,200
Winter Outpost	Easy	~ 18,000	~ 36,000
	Medium	~ 48,000	~ 96,000
	Hard	~ 80,000	~ 160,000
	Insane	~ 125,000	~ 250,000
	Nightmare	~ 200,000	~ 400,000
Pirate Island	Insane	~ 240,000	~ 480,000
	Nightmare	~ 325,000	~ 650,000
King's Castle	Insane	~ 550,000	~ 1,100,000
	Nightmare	~ 750,000	~ 1,500,000
The Underworld	Insane	~ 1,250,000	~ 2,500,000
	Nightmare	~ 1,500,000	~ 3,000,000
Samurai Palace	Insane	~ 2,400,000	~ 4,800,000
	Nightmare	~ 3,625,000	~ 7,250,000
The Canals	Insane	~ 4,875,000	~ 9,750,000
	Nightmare	~ 6,125,000	~ 12,250,000
Ghastly Harbor	Insane	~ 8,500,000	~ 17,000,000
	Nightmare	~ 11,750,000	~ 23,500,000
Steampunk Sewers	Insane	~ 21,000,000	~ 42,000,000
	Nightmare	~ 27,500,000	~ 55,000,000
Boss Raids	Tier 1	14,000,000	28,000,000
	Each additional tier	add ~666,666	add ~1,333,332
	Tier 30	33,333,333	66,666,666
Orbital Outpost	Insane	~ 50,000,000	~ 100,000,000
	Nightmare	~ 60,000,000	~ 120,000,000
Volcanic Chambers	Insane	~ 90,000,000	~ 180,000,000
	Nightmare	~ 100,000,000	~ 200,000,000
Aquatic Temple	Insane	~ 110,000,000	~ 220,000,000
	Nightmare	~ 120,000,000	~ 240,000,000
Enchanted Forest	Insane	~ 150,000,000	~ 300,000,000
	Nightmare	~ 170,000,000	~ 340,000,000
Northern Lands	Insane	~ 200,000,000	~ 400,000,000
	Nightmare	~ 225,000,000	~ 450,000,000
Gilded Skies	Insane	~ 300,000,000	~ 600,000,000
	Nightmare	~ 400,000,000	~ 800,000,000
Yokai Peak	Insane	~ 500,000,000	~ 1,000,000,000
	Nightmare	~ 600,000,000	~ 1,200,000,000

Purchasing Gold

Gold can be purchased with Robux by clicking the plus (+) button next to the gold displayed at the top left of the screen while in either lobby. As of 2021-12-29, gold prices now scale with the player's level and dungeon in-game. Before this, gold prices were split into ten solid tiers with no scaling, with the highest purchase allotting 10 billion gold at a cost of 1,999 R$.

Robux (R$) Gold Prices

Levels	Amount given per gold purchase
	149 R$	249 R$	499 R$	999 R$	1499 R$
1-26	7.5K	15K	30K	90K	165K
27-55	425K	850K	1.7M	5.1M	9.35M
56-69	3.25M	6.5M	13M	39M	71.5M
70-79	15M	30M	60M	180M	330M
80-89	30M	60M	120M	360M	660M
90-99	50M	100M	200M	600M	1.1B
100-109	105M	210M	420M	1.26B	2.31B
110-119	275M	550M	1.1B	3.3B	6.05B
120-129	600M	1.2B	2.4B	7.2B	13.2B
130-139	1.25B	2.5B	5B	15B	27.5B
140-149	2B	4B	8B	24B	44B
150-159	3.25B	6.5B	13B	39B	71.5B
160-169	4.25B	8.5B	17B	51B	93.5B
170-179	5.75B	11.50B	23B	69B	126.5B
180+	11B	22B	44B	132B	242B