Dungeon Quest Reborn Update Timeline

Every date on this timeline traces back to Roblox's own API, cross-checked against the game's community records — we're not filling gaps with assumed patch notes.

Confirmed Timeline

March 24, 2026 — Dungeon Quest Reborn's Roblox universe is created by the group Delta Quarters OG. (Roblox official games API creation timestamp.)
June 20, 2026 — Aquatic Temple (dungeon #12) is added, per the edit date on its community-maintained entry, cross-checked against Roblox's own listing history.
July 18, 2026 — Enchanted Forest (dungeon #13) is added, per the same community records' edit date. This is also the first appearance of Eden's Reaper and Eden's Vengeance, the game's only two confirmed Ultimate-rarity weapons.
July 29, 2026 — An independent editorial (roonby.com) publishes the only outside review-style coverage we found of the game, framing it as a community-driven revival gaining ground against the original Dungeon Quest.
August 20, 2026, 07:34 (Beijing time) — The most recent change timestamp on the official Roblox listing, at the moment of our first data capture.
August 22, 2026, 12:49 UTC — The official Roblox listing name changes to "[1.5x Luck] Dungeon Quest Reborn," per the listing's own updated timestamp — the clearest single piece of evidence we have that a limited-time event is currently live.
August 23, 2026, 10:39 (Beijing time) — Our most recent re-check of the official listing. The 1.5x Luck naming is still in place, and the game's population has grown sharply since our first snapshot (see below).

The 1.5x Luck Event

This is the first named in-game event we've been able to confirm for Dungeon Quest Reborn, and the evidence for it is unusually clean by this game's standards: the official Roblox listing's own name field changed to include the "[1.5x Luck]" prefix, and the listing's updated timestamp moved to match (August 22, 2026, 12:49 UTC). That's a first-party signal directly from Roblox's API, not a community claim or a screenshot we're trusting secondhand.

What we can confirm:

The event is real and currently active as of our latest check (August 23, 2026).
It started on or shortly before August 22, 2026, based on the listing's update timestamp.
The game's population has grown substantially over the same window — concurrent players rose from 4,118 to 12,148, and total visits from 9,357,530 to 12,811,978, in the three days spanning our two data captures. We can't say for certain how much of that growth is the event itself versus the game's broader mid-August viral moment (both are happening at the same time), but the timing overlaps closely enough to be worth noting.

What we can't confirm: the exact mechanic behind "1.5x Luck." Roblox's public games API exposes listing metadata (name, description, timestamps, stats) but not in-game event configuration, so we don't have an official source for whether this multiplies weapon drop odds specifically, some other in-game luck stat, or a mix of systems. If you're farming Enchanted Forest for Eden's Reaper or Eden's Vengeance during this window, we'd treat the event's existence as settled and its precise effect on your drop odds as an open question — see Weapons for the drop-rate figures we do have on file, unadjusted for any event multiplier since we can't confirm how the multiplier applies.

We'll update this section (and the timeline above) the moment we can confirm when the event ends, or find a source that spells out its exact mechanic.

What We Don't Have

We could not find a structured, official changelog or patch-notes list for Dungeon Quest Reborn — no developer blog post, pinned announcement, or equivalent that itemizes what changed in each update. The dates above are everything we could independently verify; we're not padding this timeline with guessed feature additions between them. If a fuller changelog surfaces from an official source, we'll add to this page rather than replace it.

Dungeon Quest Reborn Updates

Confirmed Timeline

The 1.5x Luck Event

What We Don't Have

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