There's a cave mouth at the edge of Coppervale, and it goes deeper than anyone's mapped. Every descent carves a new path through the rock — so grab a pickaxe, watch your footing, and decide how greedy you're feeling.
A mine beneath Coppervale — Step into the cave at the edge of town and drop into a sprawling underground. The caverns are carved fresh every run — no two delves are ever the same.
Descend, floor by floor — Find the ladder down and push deeper. The further you go, the richer the ore and the meaner the things guarding it.
Delve together — The mine is shared. Step in around the same time as a friend and you'll carve through the same floors side by side — watch each other's backs, or split the loot.
Riches in the rock — Ten kinds of ore from clay and coal to silver, cobalt and platinum, plus breakable loot pots and depth-scaled creatures that don't want you taking any of it.
The haul satchel — Everything you pull from the mine drops into a separate haul bag, kept apart from your pack — your running tally of this trip's takings.
Bank it, or risk it — Reach a ladder and you choose: climb out to Coppervale and bank your haul for good, or press deeper for more. You can cash out on any of the first five floors, then at every fifth floor after — the deeper you commit, the longer until the next way out.
Death has a cost — Fall in the mine and you'll drop your haul where you stood and wake up back in town. Allies on the floor can rush in to recover it for you — but linger too long alone and it's gone.
No slipping away — Logging off mid-delve won't pocket your haul; you'll pick the run back up right where you left it. The only way to keep what you've found is to climb out alive.
Pace your descent — Swinging, fighting and digging all burn energy, so pack food and know when to turn back.