Arena of Souls — PvP arena variant with soul-collection mechanics on top of 3v3 team play. Level 60+. Rewards Arena Honor, Activity Points, soul-themed cosmetics, prestige titles.
Overview
Arena of Souls is one of Forsaken World's PvP arena variants — a PvP-flavored arena variant — instead of standard 3v3 or 6v6 team brawls, Arena of Souls features unique rules including soul-collection objectives and modified ability rotations. Players who place high earn arena-exclusive titles and prestige cosmetics.
This article covers entrance requirements, encounter mechanics, drop tables, and progression strategy. For broader endgame planning, see World Bosses and Arena.
Name
Arena of Souls
Type
Equipment Run
Required Level
40+
Available Entries
5 per day
Rewards
Blue and green equipment, achievements, rare pet
Introduction
The Arena of Souls is a daily equipment run available to players who have reached level 40. Completing the instance grants experience, numina, and the chance to win level 40+ blue and green quality equipment and Energolites. Upon entering the Arena, players automatically receive a daily quest that rewards three Turquoise Shards. The recommended level for entry is 45+.
To participate, a group of at least three players is required. It is advisable to include a priest and one or two support classes (bard, vampire) in the group, especially for lower-level players. A tank is also recommended for lower levels, while higher-level players can manage with an assassin or warrior as the tank. Players should bring health and mana potions and repair their equipment if needed.
Rogge in the Enchanted Forest.
Players can register automatically or travel on foot to the Arena of Souls, located at the top of the Colosseum in the Enchanted Forest. Here, NPC Rogge will allow the group to begin the challenge, provided it consists of three or more players of the appropriate level.
First Steps
Upon entering the Arena, players should heal, feed their pets, buff, and survey the surroundings. The arena is visible below, and players must jump down to start the quest. At the top, near the entry point, stand two NPCs - Rogge and Dirriborri. Rogge can restore health and magic every five minutes, while Dirriborri offers an additional quest called "Challenge Yourself," which rewards numina and experience. Players must choose how far they can progress without dying, starting from the 4th boss, with increasing rewards for higher levels.
Bosses
DuelistDuelist. 1st Arena.
Weak mobs with ranged attacks appear from both sides of the arena. They have low health and attack power, posing no threat.
Suicidal HobgoblinHobgoblin. 2nd Arena.
Similar to the previous mobs, they appear in groups of four with weak melee attacks and no special abilities.
Armored WarriorArmored Warrior. 3rd Arena.
Four mobs with no significant strength or features, easily managed by any tanking character.
Centaur SharonCentaur Sharon. 4th Arena.
Three mobs with enhanced attacks appear alongside their leader, who is weak and manageable by a strong party.
Zerp and Gorm the VoidZerp and Gorm. 5th Arena.
These bosses can stun players and are susceptible to control skills.
Barbarian WarriorBarbarian Warrior. 6th Arena.
Two bosses with significant attack power that can transform into werewolves, increasing their attack.
Scarlet HammerScarlet Hammer. 7th Arena.
A single boss with a frontal AoE attack, requiring players to stay behind him.
Lysier LunarLysier Lunar. 8th Arena.
A challenging boss for weaker groups, capable of healing and summoning minions.
Boburk, Iltas, and Thunder HammerIltas and Boburk. 9th Arena.
Three bosses with unique abilities, requiring strategic separation and focus.
Additional Bosses
Mad PlayerMad Player.
Numerous weak mobs that are easily defeated.
Storm Dragon
A powerful boss with a frontal AoE attack and immobilizing slime.
Rewards
After defeating all bosses, a "Treasure Chest" appears in the center of the Arena, containing blue and green equipment and Energolites. Each boss drop includes level 40+ equipment, Energolites, and Lunar Coins.
Q: How often can I run it?
A: Most endgame instances and raids have weekly or daily lockouts to prevent reward farming. Check the entrance NPC for current cooldown timers.
Q: Worth bringing fresh-leveled characters?
A: Generally no — endgame content punishes under-geared parties. Reach the level cap and gear up via dailies + arena before attempting.
