Hello,

I'm 제이메르, a Nexon Picker.

Personally, I consider Abyss the most important content in Mabinogi Mobile.

Clearing Abyss is the key to farming good runes quickly.

As of Season 1, Mabinogi Mobile has

a total of 4 Abyss dungeons: Underground Great Cavern, Temple of Chaos, Altar of Resurrection, and Contaminated Disposal Site.

Difficulty levels go up to Hell 15, and while Hell offers the same rewards as "Very Hard,"

it also lets you compete for rankings.

Two months ago, I cleared all 4 Abyss dungeons up to Hell 10.

I haven't reached Hell 15 yet, but I'd like to share some strategies

for anyone struggling with time attacks at their target difficulty.

1. Form a Party Before Going In

Rather than relying on random matchmaking, I recommend forming your own party through regional chat.

A 1 tank + 1 healer + 2 DPS composition generally works well.

Taking 4 DPS players into a higher difficulty could leave you facing a party wipe.

I run Abyss & raids with a regular party of guildmates every week.

Our lineup is Ice Mage + Priest + Swordsman + Archer, which I've found to be quite well-balanced :D

2. Adjust Your Setup

You can switch runes even inside dungeons by going to Character Window → Memorized Runes → Memory Imprint.
Abyss dungeons typically have a first room, a second room, and a boss room.
Adjusting your setup for each section is a good idea.

Depending on the situation, you can use either your standard setup or a defenseless setup.
A defenseless setup works in most sections.
However, it isn't very effective in the first room or against the boss of Underground Great Cavern, so stick to a standard setup there.

For the defenseless setup, use "Destroyer" as your weapon rune.
Armor rune options include "Overwhelming Power," "Delicate Handwork," "Blind Prophet," "Crush," "Raking Claws," and others.
I've found this setup effective because it lets you burn through mobs quickly after triggering a Break.

3. Teamwork and Basic Preparation

Knowing the mechanics is important, but coordinating with your party matters too.
Discussing your strategy before going in can significantly reduce your clear time.

For example, in the Disposal Site's first room, head all the way to the end, group up the monsters, and take them out.
In the second room, gather in one corner to fight together,
and in the boss room, I've found it helpful to assign positions in advance so everyone knows where to go when the adds spawn.

Make sure to bring basic supplies as well.
Having Meow Bombs, Acid Bombs, Elixirs, and similar items ready can make a big difference.

There's one more thing worth checking, even if it sounds basic.
Make sure your setup suits your class,
and check that you're executing your skill combos correctly.

Keeping these points in mind should make time attacks up to Hell 10 fairly manageable these days.

As for Hell 11 and beyond, I haven't tried those yet, so I can't offer much advice,
but by the time you've cleared Hell 10, you'll have built up plenty of practical experience.
I hope these tips make your dungeon time attacks a little easier!