Dimraeth Wiki: Maps, Guides and Data for Early Access

A Dimraeth wiki search usually means one of two things: you want a reliable reference for how the game's systems work right now, or you want to know which wiki sites actually exist for this game. This page covers both. Dimraeth is a 1-8 player co-op action RPG from Mudtek that entered Steam Early Access on September 15, 2026, and because the game is young, every "wiki" for it — including this one — is a fan project racing to keep up with a moving build.

What this wiki covers

This site is organized into focused hubs rather than one giant page, so you can jump straight to the system you are playing with. The guide hub collects every how-to: saving, healing, finding water, respecing, controls, farming, and base building, all written against the current Early Access build.

Beyond the guides, the wiki breaks down into four content areas. The classes and builds hub covers the three playable races and three classes at Early Access launch, the archetypes they form, and starter builds. The world and quests hub maps the starter regions — the Lost Caverns, Earlwood Village, Wildwood Forest, and the Goblin Caves — along with quests, bosses, NPCs, and pets. The crafting and equipment hub documents workbenches, recipes, gear sets, and spells, while the progression hub tracks the skill tree, attributes, and the level 25 cap. Release and platform details, multiplayer, and reviews live in their own sections.

Quick facts the wiki is built on

Because every page here leans on the same foundation, it is worth stating the verified baseline once. Dimraeth launched into Early Access on September 15, 2026, as Mudtek's first game, published by the studio itself with no external publisher. The Early Access build ships with three races (Elf, Minotaur, Human), three classes (Shadow, Mage, Brawler), and a level cap of 25. The full release is planned to grow to eight races and six classes — 48 named archetypes — along with more than 300 spells, but those are planned targets, not current content, and this wiki keeps that separation explicit on every page.

Co-op supports one to eight players in seamless drop-in/drop-out sessions over peer-to-peer networking, with no dedicated servers and no split-screen. The campaign's first act runs roughly twelve to fifteen hours across three chapters, after which a repeatable deed system with progressive difficulty tiers takes over as the endgame. Console versions have not been confirmed, and Mudtek expects Early Access to run somewhere between eighteen and twenty-four months.

The wider Dimraeth wiki landscape

You are not limited to this site. The most established external project is the community wiki at dimraeth.wiki.gg, a MediaWiki installation that anyone with a free account can edit. When we last checked it, the project listed only a few dozen articles and was still organized around the pre-Early Access demo, with pages for spells, equipment, NPCs, quests, and the world of Mirkea planned or in progress. It is a promising start, but treat its numbers as demo-era until its editors refresh them.

A second hub, dimraeth.org, takes a different approach: instead of wiki articles, it publishes long-form, source-grounded guides on archetypes, combat, co-op hosting, PC specs, and the Early Access roadmap, and it is diligent about separating what Mudtek has confirmed from what it has not. Community guides on YouTube fill the remaining gaps, and this wiki cites them — clearly attributed — whenever a finding has no official documentation yet.

How this wiki handles facts

Every page states its sources and carries a last-checked date, because Early Access changes fast. Facts come from official Mudtek material first: the game's website, the Steam store page, Steam announcements, and the official Discord. Where the only available information comes from community research — drop rates, respec costs, optimised routes — the pages say so explicitly with phrases like "community guides report," rather than dressing a guess up as a fact.

That policy matters because the build is still shifting. Mudtek's own September 2026 content update listed a skill tree overhaul among the Early Access changes, which means any pre-launch description of a node layout can quietly go stale. When something cannot be confirmed for the current build, the wiki marks it as unconfirmed instead of inventing an answer, and revisits it after each patch.

Where to go next

If you are brand new, start with the beginner guide, then read the general Dimraeth guide for the first-hours walkthrough and the gameplay overview for how the survival-action loop fits together. Practical questions — how to save, heal, find water, or reset your build — live in the guide hub, and once your character exists, the archetype and build pages help you plan where your skill points should go.

The wiki grows alongside the game. As Mudtek ships new races, classes, regions, and acts during Early Access, the relevant pages are re-verified and expanded, and anything that changes gets dated rather than silently overwritten.