There are many dungeons in Diablo 4, but not all of them are easy to reach. Find out where to find the Shifting City dungeon here.
In Diablo 4, there are dungeons that are hidden behind bases and therefore do not appear on your map at first. You will notice this, for example, when you try to activate nightmare dungeons using their seals and the message “You do not have access yet” appears.
One of them is the Walking City dungeon. We summarize which base you have to complete and how you then find the dungeon.
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How to find the Shifting City
Where can I find the Walking City? The “Walking City” dungeon is located in the “Dry Steppe” area, east of Jirandai. In this area you will find the associated base “Qara-Yisu”, which you must capture. As soon as you have conquered the base, the “Walking City” dungeon will appear there.
How do I conquer the base? When you enter the area of Qara-Yisu, you will be given the task of destroying three infernal towers. You can recognize their positions by the skull symbols on the map. Many smaller enemies and a few elites await you at the towers.
After you have destroyed the towers, you should investigate a disturbance in the mine of Qara-Yisu. Once you arrive there, “Utulku”, the champion of the base, awaits you. Once you have defeated him, you activate the “Shrine of the Wanderer” and the base is conquered.
What is it all worth? When you conquer Qara-Yisu, you get two dungeons that you can visit: Walking City and Pale Hollow. Bases are also reset with each season, meaning you can conquer them again and again. When you conquer a base, you sometimes get new waypoints that you can fast travel to, as well as 100 reputation points in your region progress.
In general, it is worth completing the region progress because: You will receive important bonuses for each new character (in the same mode). Dungeons also earn you reputation points. You can also level up your glyphs in the nightmare versions of the dungeons, which will give you certain bonuses. You can find out how to best farm and level up glyphs here.