Dragon's Grave: 25-Round Portal
What this page helps you decide: whether it is worth looking for the Dragon's Grave portal at all today, and what you lost access to if it really is gone.
Dragon's Grave is the one dungeon in this game whose current status is genuinely disputed. It was a Season 1 portal dungeon entered from the main town, taking up to four players, with a single difficulty called Trial that ran until you completed 25 rounds or died. Two independent sources say it is no longer in the game and was exclusive to Season 1, one of them in capital letters and the other tagging it as historical content that cannot have its drops tested because the content does not return. A third source describes it as currently available as a seasonal activity and tells players to check the hub portal. This page records both positions, gives you the structure it had, and explains why it still matters to anyone reading Season 1 pet guides.
The disagreement, and which side has the stronger case
The community wiki's dungeon page, edited 26 June 2026, states in capitals that the dungeon is no longer in the game and was a Season 1 exclusive. An independent database updated on 4 September 2026 labels it historical, and its enemy database adds the reasoning that drops cannot be tested because the content does not return. Against that, a third site dated 10 July 2026 calls it currently available as a seasonal activity and advises checking the hub portal for availability. Two independent sources against one, with the more recent of them among the two, is why we lead with unavailable - but the third source's phrasing is soft enough that it may be describing a possibility rather than a live state. If you can see the portal today, the third source is right and we will update this page.
Why a removed dungeon still shows up in guides
Because of the pets. The published route to the Icy Dragonet is the Season 1 Season Store at 8,000 Season 1 Vouchers, purchasable without limit while you had vouchers, and Dragon's Grave was one of only two ways to earn those vouchers. That makes it a load-bearing part of every Season 1 pet guide still online, and it explains why so many pet pages describe an acquisition route you cannot use. The same applies to the Divine Dragonet at 0.5% from the Wheel of Luck, which was the other voucher source. Both routes are documented, both are Season 1, and neither is a plan for a new player today.
What the 25-round structure tells you
A single difficulty running to a fixed 25 rounds is a different design from both the main worlds and the Endless Tower, and it is worth noting as the game's first attempt at wave content. The main worlds have five difficulties and a clear condition. The Endless Tower has unlimited waves and checkpoints every five rounds. Dragon's Grave sat between them: bounded like a main world, wave-based like the tower, and with no checkpoint mechanic documented at all. If it does return in a later season, the checkpoint question is the first thing worth checking, because 25 rounds without a save point is a materially different commitment.
Step-by-Step
- Look for the portal in the main town rather than in the Dungeon menu. Dragon's Grave was entered through a portal, which is why it is described differently from the main worlds in every source.
- Expect one difficulty if you find it. Trial was the only setting, and the run continued until you had completed 25 rounds or died, with no five-difficulty ladder.
- Treat any guide that promises Season 1 vouchers from it as historical. Dragon's Grave was one of two Season 1 Voucher sources, the other being the Wheel of Luck, and Season 1 vouchers no longer buy anything in a live store.
- Use the same area anyway: Ali, the pet NPC, stands at the Dragon's Grave entrance and still runs hatching, enhancing, ascension and expeditions.
- Check the current season's dungeon list before planning a run. The Endless Tower is the live season dungeon, and Cave of Crystal was added as a trial dungeon in the Season 3 Expansion.
Data Tables
| Source | Date on the page | Position |
|---|---|---|
| iron-soul-roblox.fandom.com dungeons page | 26 June 2026 | No longer in the game; Season 1 exclusive, stated in capitals |
| ironsoulwiki.com maps and enemies databases | 4 September 2026 | Historical; drops untestable because the content does not return |
| ironsouldungeon.com Dragon's Grave page | 10 July 2026 | Currently available as a seasonal activity; check the hub portal |
Two independent sources say removed, one says seasonal. We lead with removed and record the dissent rather than hiding it.
Tips & Notes
- If you are hunting the Icy Dragonet today, the Season 1 store route is closed with the season; codes, dungeon milestones and season rewards are the routes that still pay eggs, though none of them publish rates.
- Ali's stall near the entrance is the reason to walk over here regardless: it is the only published location for pet enhancing, ascension and expeditions.
- One further sign the dungeon is historical: the database that tracks enemies by map lists Dragon's Grave as a group, then says individual names, boss mechanics, health and exact drops all need in-game testing before publication.
FAQ
Is Dragon's Grave still in Iron Soul: Dungeon?
Probably not. Two independent sources say it was removed and was exclusive to Season 1, including one updated on 4 September 2026 that labels it historical. A third, older source describes it as a seasonal activity, so the question is not fully closed.
How many rounds is Dragon's Grave?
25. It had a single difficulty, Trial, and the run continued until you had completed 25 rounds or died. Up to four players could enter through the portal in the main town.
What did Dragon's Grave drop?
Season 1 Vouchers - it was one of two sources for them alongside the Wheel of Luck. No detailed drop table was ever published, and the database tracking it says drops cannot now be tested because the content does not return.
Sources
- Community Iron Soul Wiki (community) - Dungeons — Portal entry, four-player cap, single Trial difficulty, the 25-round limit and the capitalised statement that it was removed.
- Community Iron Soul Wiki (ironsoulwiki.com) - Maps database — The historical label on the portal entry, and the untestable drops note carried on the enemies database.
- Community Iron Soul Dungeon (ironsouldungeon.com) - Dragon's Grave — The dissenting position that it is currently available as a seasonal activity. Page states it was updated 10 July 2026.
- Community Iron Soul Wiki (community) - Seasons — Dragon's Grave as one of two Season 1 Voucher sources, and the 8,000 voucher Icy Dragonet price it fed.