The Netherworld is a dynamic world where players are able to fight monsters, collect 
Gems and 
Nether Crystals, and earn 
XP.
There is a small chance that players will encounter the Nether Vendor, a salesman that sells Nether related items for Gems or 
Nether Stones.
Whenever players kill a monster (1-12 Gems) or collect treasure chests (25 Gems), they will get a certain amount of Gems for when they exit the Netherworld via the exit gate. To exit the Netherworld, players will either have to die, resulting in losing all collected Gems, unless the perk Gem Rescue is equipped which keeps 25% of the collected Gems, or find the 4 keys and exit the world via the exit gate which will allow players to keep all the Gems collected and any additional bonuses from Clan Perks. Nether Crystals can also be found in 
Prize Boxes scattered around the world (10), and 4 Nether Crystals can be found in each box, resulting in 40 Nether Crystals per world.
Accessing
There are two ways to access the world. Players can either purchase a Nether Scroll from the Shop and consume it or by entering a 
Red Portal which consumes a scroll as well. Up to 3 players can be in the same world at one time.
There are 5 types of scrolls used to enter the Netherworld:
By accessing the world via consuming a Nether Scroll, the other 2 players are randomly chosen. However, when accessing the world via the Red Portal, the other 2 players have to enter the same portal within the time frame to join the same world.
Exiting
To exit the world, players will have to collect all 4 
Netherworld Keys scattered around the world to unlock the Exit Gate and exit while still alive, keeping all the Gems collected. However, if players were to run out of lives before exiting, they will lose all the Gems collected (keeps 25% if Gem Rescue Perk is registered) and will only keep the collected Nether Crystal and XP.
Monsters
There are 8 types of monsters in the Netherworld, each one of them has different attacks, health, designs, movement & gem drops.
| Mini-Event Boss | Monsters |
|---|---|
 Wraith No More
|
 Flame Jumper
|
 Flame Flyer
| |
 Flame Charger
| |
 Abyss Walker
| |
 Robe Caster
| |
 Tentacle Shooter
| |
 Staff Caster
| |
 Nether Wraith
|
Nether Armor Set
Nether Armor Set pieces can be obtained by completing the "Nether Hunter #I to XVI" Daily Quests.
| Set Pieces |
|---|
 Nether Hood
|
 Nether Armor
|
 Nether Pants
|
 Nether Shoes
|
 Nether Tail
|
 Nether Blade
|
Tips
- A solid weapon, such as the
Steel Mace, can significantly speed up your nether time, as well as high armor stats, and any type of Wings, jump packs, or Jetpacks.
- Always wait for traps to shoot, or activate, before healing in the danger zone using
Healing Potion. This especially applies to instant-kill traps, such as 
Fire Trap.
- Knowing the enemy AI is extremely helpful, as knowing some of the procedural generated "grids" as only the location of these grids changes, and not what the terrain is inside one. Potions can help, although they usually cost too much as to profit from using them.
- Umbrellas and Capes don't usually benefit, due to them taking a vital slot of clothing that can be used for more important things, and the nether has small amounts of gliding space available. However, the
Bird Tribe Shirt may be useful, as it provides the glide ability with only taking armor stats as it's drawback.
- x3 zoom, if on mobile, and x4 on PC, will help you navigate around the Netherworld much more easily.