Gregg at one of his spawn locations in Gilded Skies
Gregg has stunned (leaving with just the clothes)
Gregg is a unique boss added to Dungeon Quest on 2024-04-25.
Gregg is a humanoid being with peachy skin, black clothing, a beard, a golden tooth on his left of his mouth, a feather hat, and a bunch of treasure on his body. When players complete a specific room, Gregg has a chance of falling down from the sky from the position of the last mob that was defeated and will laugh. Gregg has a 1/3 chance of spawning for the entire dungeon per room (excluding Boss Raids, event dungeons, legacy dungeons, and Wave Defence).
Gregg's health scales based on the player's current dungeon, and are scaled equally to all players in the dungeon. The players receive an amount of damage (Based of total max HP as damage taken when attacked, regardless of how the players has any armors and rings, excluding rings of power) based on their highest dungeon, and all players deal a specific amount of damage that corresponds with their highest dungeon and equipped gear, which translates to a percentage of Gregg's health according to the health other players see. The players are given 75 seconds to defeat Gregg before disappeared. If Gregg is still present in the fight when the timer reaches zero, he will laugh and despawn with no rewards given. Gregg can only spawn once per dungeon run, meaning he cannot be respawned when defeated or despawned. The dungeon timer pauses and the room barriers do not open when Gregg appears until he is defeated or has despawned. However, the boost potions' timers (including 
XP Boost, 
Luck Boost, 
Speed Boost, and 
Health Boost) at the top-right of the players' screen will not pause due to Gregg's spawn.
The icon of the Gregg's Bounty
Purchasing and using the 
Gregg's Bounty item for 3,000 Platinum guarantees or using owned bounties that Gregg will spawn in the next run in a random room and 3 more loot drops are awarded for everyone in the server. This item is occasonally advertised to the player before the dungeon starts. It is not possible to use multiple Gregg's Bounties in one run. Using a Gregg's Bounty will also send a chat message that displays in bolded red ("[PLAYER NAME] PURCHASED [GREGG'S BOUNTY] FOR EVERYONE IN THE PARTY!"), as well as a message in the middle of the screen stating ("Bounty Activated! Thank you [Player Name]!"),
Attacks
Wealth Shield [Passive]: Throughout the entire fight, Gregg will be protected by a shield that absorbs 95% of the players' damage.
Coin Throw: When Gregg's Wealth Shield is activated, Gregg will target a random player and will throw coins in a straight line three times (twice in beginning), damaging—and inflicting Rooted status to any player hit. If any player gets attacked by Gregg's Coin Throw attack, deals approximately 10% of total maximum health as damage[verification needed], regardless of how the players has any armors and rings, excluding rings of power.
Coin Rain: When Gregg's Wealth Shield is activated, after the Coin Throw attack, Gregg will launch a barrage of coins around him, creating a large red circle aura in the vicinity, also spawning small red circles that deal AoE damage to players. If any player gets attacked by Gregg's Coin Rain attack, deals approximately 5% of total maximum health as damage[verification needed], regardless of how the players has any armors and rings, excluding rings of power. During the Coin Rain attack, a golden coin will spawn in different locations for each player in a small party, or half the players in a large party (each player can only see and collect their own coin). Approximately 3 seconds[verification needed] after all of the golden coins are collected, all of Gregg's belongings will disappear (leaving Gregg with just the clothes), causing him to be stunned, change his facial expression (frowns, loses a golden tooth), and temporarily lose his Wealth Shield. These effects last approximately 15 seconds[verification needed].
When the player gets attacked by Gregg (if hit by Coin Throw or Coin Rain), they lose percentage based on total maximum health as damage, regardless of health boosts.
Drops
When Gregg is defeated within time limit, the players receive three loot drops (six with Gregg's Bounty) based on their current dungeon and level (which bypasses the inventory limit; additionally, Northern Lands and Abyssal Void's Ultimate rarity items are not awarded due to the players' loots based on their level), golds based on their level (sometimes tripled), along with between 1-3 (chances: 1=85%, 2=10%, 3=5%) crafting materials, the material of which depends on the current dungeon. These materials are required for crafting a series of unique, non-tradable, unsellable, and permanent (unless a higher tier craftable of the same class is made) legendary weapons in the Lobby, offered by the craftsman. The players must follow a sequential order to craft these legendary weapons, progressing from the simplest to the most complex. Unlike most bosses with EXP, Gregg yields no EXP upon death.
Additionally, the players can exchange materials for other materials at the Craftsman's workshop by selecting the 'Exchange' option with a 2:1 ratio.
As of this writing, the Craftsman's workshop may only be found in the beginner lobby, next to the Blacksmith's upgrades vendor. There is no Craftsman in the 100+ lobby.
The game's developers decide a waiting period before the players can use the mechanic to obtain items from a newly released dungeon.
 Warforged Metal
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 Obsidian Chunk
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 Gold Bar
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 Astral Amethyst
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Craftable Legendaries
There are eight craftable legendaries, four for each of the warrior and mage classes. These craftables cannot be sold, traded or upgraded, and they always have the exact same stats. Once the next craftable in the sequence is crafted, the previous one is removed from the player's inventory.
Spawns
This is a list of the rooms of each dungeon that Gregg can spawn in after it has been cleared of all regular enemies. Gregg does not spawn in Boss Raids, events, legacy dungeons, or Wave Defence. There are a total of 62 spawns:
| Dungeon | Spawns |
|---|---|
| Desert Temple |
 Spawn 1 (Room 1)  Spawn 2 (Room 2)  Spawn 3 (Room 3)  Spawn 4 (Room 4)  Spawn 5 (Room 6)  Spawn 6 (Room 7) |
| Winter Outpost |
 Spawn 1 (Room 3)  Spawn 2 (Room 4)  Spawn 3 (Room 8) |
| Pirate Island |
 Spawn 1 (Room 1)  Spawn 2 (Room 3)  Spawn 3 (Room 6)  Spawn 4 (Room 8) |
| King's Castle |
 Spawn 1 (Room 1)  Spawn 2 (Room 2)  Spawn 3 (Room 4)  Spawn 4 (Room 6)  Spawn 5 (Room 7) |
| The Underworld |
 Spawn 1 (Room 1)  Spawn 2 (Room 2)  Spawn 3 (Room 5)  Spawn 4 (Room 6)  Spawn 5 (Room 7)  Spawn 6 (Room 9) |
| Samurai Palace |
 Spawn 1 (Room 1)  Spawn 2 (Room 2)  Spawn 3 (Room 3)  Spawn 4 (Room 6) ![Spawn 5 (Room 8[verification needed])](/wiki/File:Gregg_Samurai_Palace_spawn_5.png "Gregg Samurai Palace spawn 5.png (2.52 MB)") Spawn 5 (Room 8[verification needed])  Spawn 6 (Room 9) |
| The Canals |
 Spawn 1 (Room 5)  Spawn 2 (Room 7) |
| Ghastly Harbor |
 Spawn 1 (Room 5)  Spawn 2 (Room 7)  Spawn 3 (Room 8) |
| Steampunk Sewers |
 Spawn 1 (Room 1)  Spawn 2 (Room 3)  Spawn 3 (Room 7) |
| Orbital Outpost |
 Spawn 1 (Room 4)  Spawn 2 (Room 6) |
| Volcanic Chambers |
 Spawn 1 (Room 7) |
| Aquatic Temple |
 Spawn 1 (Room 3) |
| Enchanted Forest |
 Spawn 1 (Room 1)  Spawn 2 (Room 4)  Spawn 3 (Room 5) |
| Northern Lands |
 Spawn 1 (Room 5)  Spawn 2 (Room 6)  Spawn 3 (Room 7) |
| Gilded Skies |
 Spawn 1 (Room 1)  Spawn 2 (Room 2)  Spawn 3 (Room 4)  Spawn 4 (Room 5)  Spawn 5 (Room 6)  Spawn 6 (Room 8)  Spawn 7 (Room 9) |
| Yokai Peak |
 Spawn 1 (Room 1)  Spawn 2 (Room 2)  Spawn 3 (Room 4)  Spawn 4 (Room 5)  Spawn 5 (Room 7)  Spawn 6 (Room 8) |
| Abyssal Void |
 Spawn 1 (Room 1)  Spawn 2 (Room 7) |
Tips & Recommendations
- When grinding for materials, always choose the quickest dungeon you can play.
- The recommended for each respective material are as follows:
- Desert Temple, Steampunk Sewers, or Enchanted Forest for Warforged Metal.
- Winter Outpost, Orbital Outpost, or Northern Lands for Obsidian Chunk.
- Pirate Island, The Canals, or Gilded Skies (if resetting on Hardcore Mode after checking the first 2 spawns, then retry) for Gold Bar.
- King's Castle, Aquatic Temple (if resetting on Hardcore Mode upon clearing Gregg's only spawn in Room 3, then retry), or Yokai Peak for Astral Amethyst.
- These dungeons are recommended due to how quickly either the entire dungeon can be completed or certain Gregg spawns can be reached.
- Both classes can deal melee ranged damage to Gregg. This is recommended at all stages of the fight for additional damage, and more so after collecting all the coins.
- As of November 23, 2024 update, ranged classes can deal ranged damage to Gregg.
- Since Gregg can drop loot based on your current level, it is recommended to farm Gregg in easier and shorter dungeons such as Desert Temple or Winter Outpost. This is especially helpful if you are lacking decent equipment or you are having trouble with your highest dungeon.
- However, damage dealt to Gregg relies on both the abilities you are using and your total damage. Gregg also gets a health increase for every dungeon difficulty.
Trivia
- Not counting legacy dungeons (which have no Gregg spawns), and unconfirmed rooms, Volcanic Chambers and Aquatic Temple have the fewest rooms available for Gregg to spawn, with only one. Gilded Skies has the most with seven.
- Gilded Skies and Yokai Peak are the only two dungeons where Gregg can spawn in every non-boss room.
- Gregg doesn't drop an extra item for those with the gamepass and the Abyssal Void update, unless the player uses
Gregg's Bounty. - Unlike most bosses, Gregg is the only boss that is capable of attacking the players based on total maximum HP as damage, regardless of armors and rings, excluding rings of power:
- Coin Throw deals approximately 10% of the players' maximum HP as damage[verification needed].
- Coin Rain deals approximately 5% of the players' maximum HP as damage[verification needed].
- If any player gets attacked by Gregg, they lose percentage based on total maximum HP as damage, regardless of health boosts.
- Gregg is the only boss that is capable of closing the room barriers or pausing the dungeon timer when appeared until has gone, except the boost potions' timers at the top-right of the players' screen which do not pause.
- If the players has any boost potions (including XP Boost, Luck Boost, Speed Boost, and Health Boost) when Gregg appears, closes the room barriers, and the dungeon timer pauses, the boost potions' timers at the top-right of their screen will still count down. However, Gregg cannot pause the boost potions' timers, regardless of how the players has any boost potions.
- Due to the boost potions' timers still counting down after Gregg has appeared and the dungeon timer has paused, the players will waste their boosts for 75 seconds if they did not want to fight Gregg.
- Likewise, the Yokai Peak's cutscene does not pause the boost potions' timers when Commander Leonaru has been defeated.
- Before their addition on 2024-07-03 20:04 UTC, craftable Legendary weapons for the mage class were shown in a sneak peek in the Dungeon Quest Discord server on 2024-06-07:
- Gregg has an unused theme: (raw) Pirate Gregg
- Prior to quests update, the Gregg's Bounty item was previously priced at 249 Robux.
- Unlike most bosses with EXP, Gregg is the only boss that does not drop any EXP upon death. However, Gregg can only drop loots (based on the players' levels), gold (based on the players' levels; sometimes tripled), and 1-3 materials.
- Like AFK Mode, Boss Raids, and Daily Rewards, the players receive loots based on levels from Gregg. However, the Ultimate rarity items are not awarded.
- If Gregg spawns on Desert Temple with more than 1 minute and 40 seconds playtime, the "Complete 5 runs of Desert Temple in under 1m 40s" quest fails.
- Since the Christmas update, Gregg has his own Santa outfits, do not apply in dungeons.
- Sometimes spawning Gregg in Steampunk sewers the coin that spawns will be up in the air.
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