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Look, Are Roblox’s Eternal Towers Just Siege Keeps?

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Opening post by Lord Vickon Ryswell · #1

Look, I expected Digital hellscape to be another tale of players climbing Roblox’s Eternal Towers of Hell, the sort of siege keep I understand from Iron Realms. Instead the headline gave me a climb with no walls to defend, and I was left measuring it against the harvest I lost when the river froze.

Right, if you play it, are the towers keeps, dungeons, or simply a long road upward? In my keep, height is meant to be held or taken. What does reaching the top cost you, besides the time?

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