Diablo 4 - How To Farm Multiple Times In A Single-Player Dungeon? - By Resetting

There are a lot of dungeons in Diablo 4 waiting for you to explore, and there will be a lot of experience points and loot that are very useful to your character. When your level is not high or your build is not strong enough, you may want to farm items or experience points in the dungeon repeatedly.

But in fact, dungeons have a long time to reset naturally, which may greatly slow down your farming speed. So this guide provides these players with a method and trick to bypass this reset timer and reset the dungeon immediately.

How To Reset A Dungeon?

You can reset a single-player dungeon in D4 by opening Reset Dungeons button under the quests tab on the map screen. But it should be reminded that you only perform this operation when you leave the dungeon you want to reset. The steps to leave are also very convenient. You only need to use the portal in the dungeon to teleport to the entrance of the dungeon.

Additionally, resetting Nightmare Dungeons will cause them to close, and your Nightmare Sigil will not be refunded. If you want to try a Nightmare Dungeon again, you will need another Sigil. This may not seem like a big deal, but the fact is that the amount of Diablo 4 Gold and loot provided by Nightmare Dungeons is unmatched by regular dungeons.

What’s more, the dungeons you target when using this reset dungeon operation will largely depend on the high-value content of the current season. For example, dungeons in Season 7 have a very small chance of having a Forgotten Altar, which will give you one of the Lost Witchcraft Powers unique to this season.

Or if you just want to farm more experience points and higher-level loot, then you’ll be best off resetting a dungeon with a smaller layout or easier exploration difficulty, such as all the dungeons in Nahantu.