Hallowed Sepulchre

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All information on mechanics and strategy will be on this page.

This is a dangerous activity with a deathbank.

On death, Hardcore Ironmen will lose their status.
Unprotected items will be moved to the deathbank near the activity.
Any unsafe death will delete all items left inside the deathbank.
Items left on the ground will always be lost.

Hallowed Sepulchre
Released								4 June 2020 (Update)
Type								Minigame
Members								Yes
Location								Darkmeyer
League region								Morytania✓
Participants								1
Skills								Agility, Thieving, Construction, Prayer, Magic
Reward currency								Hallowed mark
Tutorial								No
Music								Well Hallowed Air, Watch Your Step
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The Hallowed Sepulchre is an Agility activity set in an ancient Saradominist burial ground of the city Hallowvale, located beneath Darkmeyer available to players with level 52 Agility. There are five floors available scaling with the player's Agility level. In order to receive hallowed marks, the coffins must be looted, with deeper floors providing more marks per looted coffin. Noticeboards are located next to the stairs on either side of the lobby, where players can check their personal statistics within the Sepulchre, as well as the global statistics.

History

During the Second Age and early Third Age, the land of Morytania was a Saradominist kingdom known as Hallowvale. The Hallowed Sepulchre served as the final resting place for many Hallowvale residents. Members of Saradominist religious orders were frequently buried there. Accordingly, looting coffins will sometimes yield a Holy symbol or Monk's robes.

As the God Wars progressed, the conquest of Hallowvale (and thus the sacking of the Sepulchre) became increasingly likely. A Justiciar of Saradomin eventually instructed the Archpriest of the Unicorn to begin securing the Sepulchre. The Archpriest and his followers got to work filling the Sepulchre with dangerous traps. They became more skilled at making the traps deadlier as construction moved down the floors. Down at the final level, the Archpriest sealed himself and his followers within their tombs, ensuring the secret of how to disarm the traps died with them. Despite the loss of Hallowvale to the Vampyres, the traps were very successful in their purpose: as of the Fifth Age, no Vampyres have been able to access the Sepulchre.

The entrance to the Hallowed Sepulchre.

Requirements

Access to the city of Darkmeyer Entering the Sepulchre requires completion of Sins of the Father

• 52 Agility in order to enter the Sepulchre, with higher requirements to access the lower floors. The Agility requirements are not boostable.
  • Floor 2: 62 Agility
  • Floor 3: 72 Agility
  • Floor 4: 82 Agility
  • Floor 5: 92 Agility
• (Recommended) 70+ Hitpoints to withstand damage from traps.
• (Recommended) A Saradomin item is necessary to use the Magical Obelisks at the end of each floor to restore run energy. Run energy will be drained if the player has any non-Saradomin God items equipped (such as an Armadyl crossbow).

Looting the coffins is optional, but is the only way to obtain rewards like hallowed marks. The following minimum levels are required, depending on the obstacle blocking the coffin:

• 66 Thieving ^(boostable)
• 56 Construction^(boostable) to pass broken bridges
• 54 Prayer to pass Saradomin braziers
• 7 Magic to pass portal frames
• 62 Ranged to pass pillars

Getting there

The Hallowed Sepulchre is located on the north east side of Darkmeyer. There are several methods by which players can get here:

• Drakan's medallion - Teleport to Darkmeyer then run to the entrance.
• Hallowed crystal shard - Single use which teleports the player directly to the lobby.

Gameplay

Progressing through the Hallowed Sepulchre requires running through each floor in a limited amount of time. The first floor begins with 2 minutes on the timer, and an additional 2 minutes is added to the timer when climbing down to each lower level. After the timer runs out, the player will still be able to complete the current floor to gain Agility experience, but will not be able to loot coffins or progress to the next floor. Hallowed tokens can be used to extend the timer. Time saved on a floor gets carried over to the next one.

The timer is paused after passing the final obstacle on each floor. This area contains magical obelisks, which will restore the player's run energy if a Saradomin item is equipped and can be used to exit the sepulchre.

Experience for completing a floor will only be granted upon descending the stairs at the end of the floor, or by exiting the floor via one of the magical obelisks.

If the player dies inside the Hallowed Sepulchre, their items will be held by the Mysterious Stranger in the lobby.

Traps

The traps in the Hallowed Sepulchre appear in cyclic patterns that block the player, but can be avoided with careful movement and timing. In most cases, running into a trap will teleport the player to a location just before the trap on the path, costing the player time. This deals a small amount of damage unless the hallowed ring is equipped. The following dangerous traps appear along the route:

• Wizard statue - Statues that conjure a stream of fire, blocking the entire path. In most locations, the statues shoot fire in an alternating pattern from the left and right. They can be avoided by standing in the single tile gap between the flames.
• Knight statue - These statues throw a large Saradomin sword that travels forward and back again along a straight path. Statues in lower levels throw swords that move faster, making them harder to avoid.
• Crossbowman statue - These statues fire glowing bolts that travel along a straight path and must be avoided. Statues on floors 1-2 fire only a single bolt at a time and can be avoided quite easily, but lower floors fire two at once, so that dodging them requires more concentrated reactions, especially when having to navigate other traps at the same time.
• Priest statue - Statues that summon lightning in a 3x3 chequerboard pattern which stuns the player briefly instead of inflicting damage, however this leaves the player immobile and vulnerable to other traps.
• Strange tile - Coloured tiles that can teleport the player a short distance when illuminated; blue tiles teleport the player forward, and yellow tiles teleport the player backward. Using either a blue or yellow tile bestows a momentary period of invulnerability to other traps, and at deeper floors, they must be used in order to navigate the swords thrown by knight statues.

All traps can be completely avoided if movement is properly timed. However, this requires significant practice and players should consider bringing food until purchasing the hallowed ring.

Looting coffins

A first floor coffin

Main article: Coffin (Hallowed Sepulchre)

Coffins are found on each floor of the Hallowed Sepulchre. Looting coffins provides hallowed marks and other random rewards including some unique items. At the end of the final floor there is an additional Grand Hallowed Coffin that can be looted if the player reaches the end before the timer ends. Coffins can no longer be looted after the timer expires, along with the other activities required to reach them.

Failing to loot a coffin will poison the player. With low hitpoints it is recommended to bring antipoison or the prayer book.

Though not required, having a lockpick in the player's inventory will increase the chance of success when opening coffins. A strange old lockpick will give an even better chance of successfully looting, and will not use any charges.

Each coffin is obstructed by a skill challenge that must be unblocked before looting. Each type of obstacle has different item and skill requirements.

• Broken bridges - Must be built using a saw, hammer, 2 planks, and 5 nails. A crystal saw can be used and its invisible boost works as well. It is possible to fail and bend the nails, though using a hallowed hammer will remove the failure chance. The following planks and nails can be used:
  • 2 planks and 5 steel nails: awards 150 Construction experience (-5.31 GP/xp) or
  • 2 oak planks and 5 mithril nails: awards 300 Construction experience (-4.40 GP/xp) or
  • 2 teak planks and 5 adamantite nails: awards 450 Construction experience (-5.71 GP/xp) or
  • 2 mahogany planks and 5 rune nails: awards 700 Construction experience (-12.22 GP/xp)
• Saradomin brazier - Blocks some coffins with a holy barrier. The barrier is unlocked by sacrificing two vampyre dust, rewarding 200 Prayer experience. Only one vampyre dust is required when wearing a Hallowed symbol.
• Portal frame - Must be activated using enchantment spells from the standard spellbook, all of them rewarding the same 200 Magic experience. Higher level enchantment spells have a higher chance of success, and attempting to conjure a portal will automatically use the highest level enchantment spell that you can use. The enchantment can be failed twice, after which the portal will be broken and impassable. Holding the hallowed focus will remove the possibility of failure, and causes the player to use the lowest level enchantment spell that you can use instead of the highest. The following spells can be used:
  • 7 Magic: LvL-1 Enchant: 1 Cosmic rune, 1 Water rune
  • 27 Magic: Lvl-2 Enchant: 1 Cosmic rune, 3 Air runes
  • 49 Magic: Lvl-3 Enchant: 1 Cosmic rune, 5 Fire runes
  • 57 Magic: Lvl-4 Enchant: 1 Cosmic rune, 10 Earth runes
  • 68 Magic: Lvl-5 Enchant: 1 Cosmic rune, 15 Water runes, 15 Earth runes
  • 87 Magic: Lvl-6 Enchant: 1 Cosmic rune, 20 Earth runes, 20 Fire runes
  • 93 Magic: Lvl-7 Enchant: 1 Cosmic rune, 20 Blood runes, 20 Soul runes
• Pillars - Must be grappled using a crossbow and mith grapple. There is a chance of failure unless the hallowed grapple is used instead.

Recommended setup

This setup is recommended when attempting the Sepulchre for the first time and none of the items are unlocked. If players are finding they regularly fail obstacles, it is recommended to use earned hallowed marks to first purchase the hallowed ring; otherwise, the hallowed grapple saves more time overall. The other rewards, the hallowed focus, hallowed symbol, and hallowed hammer, can be purchased in any order.

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Experience rates

Due to an update, the information in this article may be out-of-date.

Reason: Experience rates adjusted
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Floor	Level Req.	Floor Exp	Cumulative Exp	Realistic Looting XP/hour	Realistic No looting XP/hour	Treasure Encounter XP (both ways)
1	52 Agility	575	575	30,000	40,000	100
2	62 Agility	925	1,500	40,000	50,000	100
3	72 Agility	1,600	3,100	63,000	69,000	150
4	82 Agility	2,875	5,975	73,000	79,000	150
5	92 Agility	5,725	11,700	90,000	100,000	160

Please note that experience rates will be higher if you ignore opportunities to loot coffins.

Disclaimer: With the addition of unlockable Hallowed Sepulchre instances, these experience rates are due for recalculation and reassessment.

1. Note that 100,000 XP/hr is attainable by only looting the Grand Hallowed Coffin allowing for some mistakes.
2. It is possible to reach rates above 110,000 XP/hr at maximum efficiency without mistakes.
3. Generally it is not worth looting anything on floors 1 and 2, not worth looting the grapple or prayer coffins on floor 3, and not worth looting the prayer coffin on floor 4.
4. Looting rates assume the player only loots the coffins worth looting on that floor and does not loot any coffin on earlier floors, besides the floor 5 looting rate, which assumes the player additionally loots the enchant and bridge obstacles on floor 4.

Rewards

Reward shop

Main article: Mysterious Hallowed Goods

While looting coffins the player will be rewarded with Hallowed marks. These can be used in the reward shop in order to purchase the following unique items:

Reward		Cost in File:Hallowed mark.png	Description
	Hallowed crystal shard	1	Used to teleport to the Hallowed Sepulchre lobby. They can be purchased from the Mysterious Hallowed Goods shop.
	Hallowed token	10	This token, when consumed within the Hallowed Sepulchre, will add an extra minute to the remaining time. You may use more than one token per attempt.
	Hallowed grapple	File:Hallowed mark 25.png 100	This grapple, when equipped in the ammo slot, will always succeed grappling a Pillar. This grapple cannot be used anywhere outside of the crypt.
	Hallowed focus	File:Hallowed mark 25.png 100	This focus, when equipped in the off-hand slot, will guarantee the success of conjuring Portal Frames (regardless of the spell used and the player's Magic level) as well as speed up the process.
	Hallowed symbol	File:Hallowed mark 25.png 100	This symbol, when equipped in the necklace slot, will halve the number of sacrifices required to light a Saradomin Brazier and speed up walking through prayer barriers.
	Hallowed hammer	File:Hallowed mark 25.png 100	This hammer will never break nails when repairing Broken Bridges. This hammer is wieldable and cannot be used anywhere outside of the crypt.
	Hallowed ring	File:Hallowed mark 25.png 250	This ring, when equipped in the ring slot, will prevent the user from taking damage and save a bit of time when failing an obstacle. It will "teleport them in the nick of time" and send them back to the start of the obstacle reducing the time penalty, and eliminating the need to bring food.
	Dark dye	File:Hallowed mark 25.png 300	This dye can be used on any piece of graceful armour to recolour it into a dark graceful piece of armour. A total of 6 dark dyes are needed to recolour the full graceful set.
	Dark acorn	File:Hallowed mark 25.png 3,000	This acorn, when used on the Giant Squirrel pet, will turn it into a black and red version to match the dark graceful set. It is a permanent unlock and can be toggled back to its original colour at any time.
	Hallowed sack	File:Hallowed mark 25.png 100	When opened, hallowed sacks give loot found in coffins within the Hallowed Sepulchre. Each sack gives five rolls from the low-tier loot table, one roll from the mid-tier loot table, and two rolls from the high-tier loot table.

The equipable Hallowed items acquired from the shop count as Saradomin items for the purpose of regaining run energy from the Magical Obelisks at the end of each floor, as well as for protection purposes in God Wars Dungeon.

Players can also speak to the Mysterious Stranger to unlock the option of creating private instances for a one-time fee of 200 hallowed marks. Private instances are useful for having consistent runs across all floors, as the timing for the traps can be off slightly if players are in a public instance that already has other players inside.

Buying all items from the reward shop, including six dark dyes to recolour a full graceful set, and the option for a private instance, costs 5650 hallowed marks. This does not include the three consumable items: Hallowed tokens, Hallowed crystal shards, and Hallowed sacks.

Coffin rewards

Looting coffins provides the following unique rewards:

Reward		Description
	Ring of endurance	The ring of endurance can only be obtained from the Grand Hallowed Coffin on floor 5. The ring can be charged with up to 1000 doses of stamina potion (1 dose = 1 charge). A charge is consumed when you drink a stamina potion, making the effects of the potion last twice as long. If the ring is removed while under the effects of a stamina potion, the remaining duration is cut in half. Wearing the ring will also reduce run energy drain rate by 15% when the ring is charged with at least 500 charges and a stamina potion is not active. The ring requires 70 Agility to equip. The charged ring is untradeable, and reverting the ring to make it tradeable will lose any stored charges.
	Strange old lockpick	This lockpick, when placed in your inventory, will allow you to bypass all Barrows doors. It is tradeable when it has its full 50 charges. A charge is consumed when you use the lockpick to open a door which was previously un-passable to you. Once a charge has been lost, it becomes untradeable. In addition, it will increase the success rate of looting coffins in the Hallowed Sepulchre, without using any charges.
	Mysterious page	Obtained while looting coffins; 1 unique page is found in each floor of the Hallowed Sepulchre. These pages can be added to the strange hallowed tome, which is obtained by investigating the skeleton in the main lobby of the minigame.

Agility pet

Upon returning to the Hallowed Sepulchre lobby via a magical obelisk, the player has a chance to receive the Agility pet, the giant squirrel. The chance of obtaining the pet depends on the difficulty of the floor completed and is as follows:

Floor	Agility	Probability
1	52	1/35,000
2	62	1/16,000
3	72	1/8,000
4	82	1/4,000
5	92	1/2,000

NPCs

There are a number of NPCs scattered throughout the Sepulchre. Some are meant to look like players either standing around or looting coffins. Some NPCs can be talked with and they will mention how the rogue outfit does not help when looting coffins or that the lockpick does help.

The NPCs that can be found at coffins are c4ssi4n, c0lect0r890, Jyn, Darkmeyer Slave, fishrunner82, mad melvin96, r2t2pnsh0Ty, and weast side49.

There are also 5 Knight spirits that can be encountered while looting coffins, after which they will appear in the lobby if the player is wearing a ring of visibility, and can be talked to while wearing a Ghostspeak amulet or equivalent. The possible encounters are the Knights of the Unicorn, Wolf, Lion, and Owl, as well as the Archpriest of the Unicorn. Although each floor of the Hallowed Sepulchre is themed towards a specific Justiciar and their knights and animals, the Knights' spirits themselves are not locked to any floor (unlike Mysterious pages), except for the Archpriest of the Unicorn, who can only be encountered when looting the Grand Hallowed Coffin. It is possible to encounter the same spirit more than once when looting coffins.

Gallery

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Changes

Date	Changes
[[{{#explode:19 June 2024| |0}} {{#explode:19 June 2024| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:19 June 2024| |2}}]] (update)	Players can pay 200 Hallowed marks to the Mysterious Stranger to unlock private Hallowed Sepulchre instances, which can be toggled on or off once unlocked.
[[{{#explode:18 January 2023| |0}} {{#explode:18 January 2023| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:18 January 2023| |2}}]] (update)	A bug has been fixed where crossbow traps in the Hallowed Sepulchre would occasionally be highlighted even though they were not about to fire.
[[{{#explode:30 November 2022| |0}} {{#explode:30 November 2022| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:30 November 2022| |2}}]] (update | poll)	Clue scroll drop rate boosts earned via Combat Achievements now correctly apply inside the Hallowed Sepulchre.
[[{{#explode:11 May 2022| |0}} {{#explode:11 May 2022| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:11 May 2022| |2}}]] (update)	Looting now has a chance to reward clues. Floor 1 drops easy clues at a rate of 1/50. Floor 2 drops medium clues at a rate of 1/50. Floor 3 drops medium clues at a rate of 1/25. Floor 4 drops hard clues at a rate of 1/50. Floor 5 drops elite clues at a rate of 1/60. The Grand Coffin drops elite clues at a rate of 1/30.
[[{{#explode:9 December 2021| |0}} {{#explode:9 December 2021| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:9 December 2021| |2}}]] (update)	All recorded times for the Hallowed Sepulchre have now been reset due to bug abuse.
[[{{#explode:17 November 2021| |0}} {{#explode:17 November 2021| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:17 November 2021| |2}}]] (update)	Players who run out of time in the Hallowed Sepulchre will no longer be sent back to the lobby prematurely when finishing a floor.
[[{{#explode:3 November 2021| |0}} {{#explode:3 November 2021| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:3 November 2021| |2}}]] (update)	The Global Best Times for Floors 1 and 4 of the Hallowed Sepulchre have been reset, as they were only accomplished via bug abuse. The bug in question has been fixed.
[[{{#explode:3 June 2021| |0}} {{#explode:3 June 2021| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:3 June 2021| |2}}]] (update)	Inventory space checks are now performed correctly for coffin loot in the Hallowed Sepulchre, so that items only overflow onto the ground if they need to.
[[{{#explode:23 September 2020| |0}} {{#explode:23 September 2020| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:23 September 2020| |2}}]] (update | poll)	One of the loot rolls from the Grand Hallowed Coffin has been moved onto another coffin on the fifth level. The Mysterious Stranger now stores the player's hallowed tools, similar to Tool Leprechauns. The hallowed sack has been added to the Mysterious Hallowed Goods shop. The price of the dark acorn has been reduced from 5,000 Hallowed marks to 3,000. Players who have purchased one prior to this update will be refunded 2,000 Hallowed marks upon login.
[[{{#explode:16 July 2020| |0}} {{#explode:16 July 2020| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:16 July 2020| |2}}]] (update)	Players will now cast the lowest level enchantment spell they currently have runes for when the hallowed focus is equipped, since players will always succeed in conjuring portals with it equipped.
[[{{#explode:2 July 2020| |0}} {{#explode:2 July 2020| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:2 July 2020| |2}}]] (update)	The instance limit for all floors has been increased from 10 to 15 players. The animation for fixing bridges will now show the same hammer the player is using. The north path fire trap on Floor 4 will now have a slightly different pattern for its first two rotations in order to make it easier to figure out the current position in the cycle. The Agility XP gained from treasure encounters on Floor 5 has been reduced from 100 to 80.
[[{{#explode:25 June 2020| |0}} {{#explode:25 June 2020| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:25 June 2020| |2}}]] (update)	The experience was rebalanced to offer less for not looting the coffins and offer more for looting. The Thieving experience for looting coffins was also increased. The Hallowed Focus now offers a 100% success rate in conjuring portal frames and speeds up the conjuration process. The strange old lockpick now also speeds up looting the coffins. The XP rates for each floor of the Hallowed Sepulchre have been adjusted: Floor 1: 500 (unchanged), Floor 2: 850 (unchanged), Floor 3: 1425 (down from 1500), Floor 4: 2625 (down from 2700), Floor 5: 5850 (down from 6000) Completing a treasure encounter on a floor will now award the following amounts of XP: Floor 1: 100 (unchanged), Floor 2: 100 (unchanged), Floor 3: 150 (up from 100), Floor 4: 150 (up from 100), Floor 5: 200 (up from 100)
[[{{#explode:18 June 2020| |0}} {{#explode:18 June 2020| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:18 June 2020| |2}}]] (update)	The hallowed grapple and hammer now offer a 100% success rate on pillars and bridges respectively. The bridges are also traversed faster. Navigating through the prayer barrier whilst wearing a hallowed symbol has been sped up slightly and the Prayer experience for sacrificing vampyre dust has been increased from 60 to 200. The Magic experience for conjuring portal frames has been increased from 20 to 200 and the portals attempt to put the player in range when clicked from a distance. All treasure encounters will now award a small amount of Agility experience when completed. This will happen twice per encounter. Stationary sword traps will no longer hit from further away than they should and the fire trap animations will now appear at the same time players take damage from them. The fire trap on the north path of floor 4 has also been reverted back to its original rotation on release, and the south path on floor 4 will now load the entire section to prevent a loading screen while avoiding bolts. Players can no longer use barbarian training methods to light fires in the Hallowed Sepulchre. If a ghost spawns when looting the grand coffin it will now always be the Archpriest of the Unicorn instead of the knights.
[[{{#explode:12 June 2020| |0}} {{#explode:12 June 2020| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:12 June 2020| |2}}]] (update)	The bolt projectile is now larger and glows, and the glow on the ground cast by the bolt is no longer bolt shaped. The tier 3 bolt projectiles now have the same hitbox as tier 1 and 2 and all bolt traps are now more forgiving when trying to move two tiles perpendicular to them. Sword traps will stop appearing where they should not be and the timing of a sword trap on floor 3 is now a bit more forgiving. The statue animations for the fire traps should now be in-sync and the fire traps on floors 1 and 2 will turn on and off at the same rate as the fire traps on floors 3 and 4. Players can no longer make their way (e.g. by building a bridge) to a coffin when the time has run out as it could not be looted regardless. The timer will also disappear when time runs out. Ghosts will now spawn after the loot is collected to not interrupt the action. They will also stop stealing the player's loot when their dialogue is interrupted. Players will now receive slightly more hallowed marks on floors 1–3 and slightly fewer on floors 4 and 5 (including the Grand Coffin), and players can now loot multiple coffins on floors 3 and 4. The rarity of the strange old lockpick has been adjusted to account for the multiple chests available on each floor. Players can now enter the barrier leading to the Grand Coffin while stood on either side of it and instances where players would be stuck when descending to a new floor have been resolved. The price of hallowed tokens has been decreased from 15 hallowed marks to 10 and hallowed items can no longer be alchemised. The amount of experience gained after completing a floor has been decreased. On floor 2, some blue teleport pads have been added to the north, east and west paths, and the last fire trap on the east path now has a more reasonable respawn coordinate if players fail at the end of it. On floor 3, the first sword traps on the west and east path now wait five cycles between catching and throwing the sword so that they are slightly more forgiving, and the firing rate of the bolts on the final trap has been slowed down by one tick. On floor 4, a missing pad has been added to the sword trap at the end of the north path to indicate where the sword stops, the sword and fire trap combination on the south path now has two possible solutions to reduce the amount of wait time, the last two flames of the fire trap on the northern path are now active on every rotation, and the final bolt and teleport pad combination on the south path now has some blue teleport pads. On floor 5, the bolt statues for the final trap have been moved forward slightly so their animations can be seen more easily, and the first bolt and teleport pad combination trap now has a few more blue teleport tiles.
[[{{#explode:5 June 2020| |0}} {{#explode:5 June 2020| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:5 June 2020| |2}}]] (update)	Hotfix Experience gained for completing a floor is no longer scaled down depending on the time remaining. All treasure encounters are now enabled. Leaving the Hallowed Sepulchre using an obelisk will now restore run energy if players are wearing Saradomin items. The Grand Hallowed Coffin now awards 8–12 Hallowed marks instead of 4–7 and provides two rolls on the high-tier coffin loot table.
[[{{#explode:4 June 2020| |0}} {{#explode:4 June 2020| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:4 June 2020| |2}}]]	Hotfix Fixed a bug where players could not properly enter Hallowed Sepulchre instances. Fixed a bug that caused players to teleport to the entrance when completing floors. Personal best times have been reset due to this fix. Crystal saws can now be used to build the bridge.

Trivia

The wolf statue, seen with a bowl of water and bones.

• On the southern path of the second floor, where the crossbowman statues are found, a wolf statue can be found behind them. Occasionally, a bowl of water and bones will spawn next to the statue.
• Players can exit the rear of the final coffin on the 5th floor to explore the decorative center, interact with an extra obelisk, and find a staircase to a possible 6th floor.
• All of the stairs and obstacles only seem to check the players base level, and will be accessible even if drained below the required level.