The 10th Walpurgis Night event has arrived in Limbus Company, bringing new Wedge Office Identities, an E.G.O, special missions, and a challenging battle called The Wedge in the Wake of Dawnbreak. The event runs from November 12 to November 26, 2026, so you have a limited time to complete its missions and collect the available rewards.
One of the biggest challenges this time is dealing with enemies that rely heavily on Burn damage. The event also has separate Easy and Hard difficulties, and your team needs to survive while avoiding too many Staggers or losing excessive SP. Fortunately, there are a few things you can prepare before jumping into the harder battles.
In this guide, we’ll explain everything you need to know about the 10th Walpurgis Night, including how to unlock Hard Mode, prepare your team, complete the missions, use the new Wedge Office Identities, and decide which characters are worth spending your Egoshards on.
Limbus Company 10th Walpurgis Night Guide – Best Teams
The event officially begins on November 12, 2026, and ends on November 26, 2026.
Here are the important dates and requirements:
| Event Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Event Name | The Wedge in the Wake of Dawnbreak |
| Start Date | November 12, 2026, at 12:00 KST |
| End Date | November 26, 2026, at 10:00 KST |
| Reward Claim Deadline | December 3, 2026, at 10:00 KST |
| Battle Cost | 1 Enkephalin Module |
| Team Size | 5 Identities |
| Difficulties | Easy and Hard |
| Hard Mode Unlock | Complete Easy Mode |
| Event Availability | Available regardless of story progress during the event |
You can participate in the event even if you haven’t progressed very far into the main story.
However, once the event ends, you’ll need to complete Stage 9.5-26 and Chapter 10 to access the fight when it becomes permanently available.
The event battle returns through the Drive tab on December 3 at 12:00 KST. Keep in mind that the limited-time missions will no longer be available at that point.
How to Start the 10th Walpurgis Night Event
The event introduces a special Reception battle called The Wedge in the Wake of Dawnbreak.
Unlike a regular encounter, this Reception revolves around fighting guests who have accepted your Invitation. The battle ends when the Reception of one particular guest concludes.
There are two difficulties available:
- Easy Mode: Available immediately and designed to be more accessible to players with less-developed teams.
- Hard Mode: Unlocks after you successfully complete Easy Mode.
Each attempt costs one Enkephalin Module, regardless of the difficulty.
You can bring five Identities into the battle, so choosing the right team is important.
Easy Mode Bonuses
Easy Mode gives your team some helpful boosts.
- Identities below Level 65 are raised to Level 65.
- Identities with Uptie levels below Tier 3 are raised to Tier 3.
- E.G.O with Threadspin levels below Tier 3 are raised to Tier 3.
These bonuses make Easy Mode a good place to learn the encounter before attempting Hard.
The event notice only confirms these boosts for Easy Mode, so don’t assume you’ll receive the same advantages in Hard Mode.
How to Beat the 10th Walpurgis Night Hard Mode
Hard Mode is where the event becomes more demanding, especially because the enemies rely heavily on Burn damage.
If you’re struggling to keep your team alive, the first thing I recommend is focusing on survivability rather than trying to deal as much damage as possible.
A team that survives consistently is more useful than one that deals heavy damage but gets Staggered repeatedly.
Prepare for Burn Damage
Burn is one of the main threats in this encounter.
The enemies can apply Burn effects that gradually reduce your team’s HP, making it difficult to survive longer fights.
Project Moon acknowledged the problem shortly after the event launched and announced a balance adjustment.
The November 12 hotfix adds a 75% reduction to Burn damage taken through the buffs received at Emotion Levels 0 to 3.
This change is particularly helpful for the new Wedge Office Identities, which initially struggled against the event’s Burn-heavy enemies.
The adjustment was scheduled to take effect around 23:00 KST on November 12 without requiring a client update.
Choose Your First Identity Carefully
One mechanic that you should not overlook is the first deployment slot.
Your first Sinner receives the Patron Librarian [Floor of History] effect.
This effect provides additional Action Slots, changes the Identity’s skill composition, and grants other beneficial effects.
Because of this, I recommend placing the Identity you want to act most often in the first slot.
Don’t simply put a character there because they have the highest level. Think about which Identity benefits most from additional actions during the battle.
Avoid Getting Staggered
Stagger is another major problem in this event.
Once an Identity becomes Staggered, it becomes much harder to keep your team stable, especially when enemies are already applying Burn.
Try to prevent your weaker characters from taking unnecessary hits.
If you have defensive skills or ways to protect vulnerable allies, use them to keep your team alive.
You should also pay attention to your team’s SP, since one of the event missions specifically requires you to avoid reaching -45 SP.
Use Retry Battle When Necessary
You don’t need to finish every failed attempt.
The event includes a Retry Battle option that restarts the encounter from the beginning.
If you’re attempting a mission that requires every ally to survive and one of your Identities dies, restarting immediately can save time.
The same applies if you’ve already failed a mission’s SP or Stagger condition.
Philip Hard Mode Boss Tips
Philip is one of the enemies players have been discussing in connection with the Hard Mode encounter.
Early player reports describe the fight as particularly difficult because of repeated Burn damage and a multi-target Slash attack involving Unbreakable Coins.
However, the official event notices do not provide a complete breakdown of Philip’s Hard Mode mechanics, so these details should be treated as early player observations.
If you’re struggling with this part of the fight, I recommend concentrating on three things:
- Keep your team healthy: Burn damage can become a serious problem if your Identities are already low on HP.
- Protect your important damage dealers: Avoid unnecessary Staggers that prevent them from acting effectively.
- Use the first deployment slot wisely: The Patron Librarian effect can give an important Identity more opportunities to act.
You should also take advantage of the Burn damage reduction introduced through the event hotfix.
All 10th Walpurgis Night Missions
The event includes separate missions for Easy and Hard Mode.
Completing a mission on Easy does not automatically complete its Hard Mode counterpart.
The available Easy Mode mission examples include:
Complete the Reception With All Allies Surviving
You need to finish the encounter without losing any of your allies.
For this mission, survivability should be your main priority.
Try to avoid risky attacks that leave your Identities vulnerable, and use defensive options when necessary.
Complete the Reception Without Reaching -45 SP
None of your allies can reach -45 SP during the battle.
This means you need to keep your team’s SP stable throughout the encounter.
Avoid taking unnecessary damage and pay attention to situations that could cause your Identities to lose too much SP.
Complete the Reception With Fewer Than 5 Staggers
Your allies must be Staggered fewer than five times during the Reception.
That means you need to finish the battle with no more than four Staggers across your team.
I recommend prioritising survival and avoiding repeated hits on vulnerable Identities.
Hard Mode Missions
Hard Mode has its own set of missions, separate from Easy Mode.
The complete Hard Mode mission requirements are not listed in the available event information, so check the Hard difficulty’s mission tab before starting.
One important thing to remember is that all event missions expire on November 26 at 10:00 KST.
You can still claim completed mission rewards until December 3 at 10:00 KST.
EX Clear Display Issue
There is also a known display issue with the Stage Clear Statistics screen.
The screen may only show an EX Clear if you finish the encounter within 10 turns.
Project Moon has acknowledged this issue and scheduled a fix for the November 19 update.
All New Identities and E.G.O in the 10th Walpurgis Night
The event introduces several new characters and an E.G.O based on the Wedge Office.
The new additions are:
- Wedge Office Rep Outis
- Wedge Office Fixer Don Quixote
- Wedge Office Fixer Sinclair
- The Sword Sharpened with Tears Hong Lu [HE]
- Hokma Announcer
The Don Quixote and Sinclair Wedge Office Fixer Identities have a special mechanic: they are obtained together through a single Extraction result.
Let’s look at how the new units work.
Wedge Office Fixer Don Quixote and Sinclair
These two Identities are treated as a pair.
When you obtain one through Extraction, you receive the other as well. Deploying one also deploys the other.
Their combat mechanics revolve around working together.
Both Identities can apply Wedge stacks to each other’s targets. Once enough Wedge stacks have accumulated, their Defense skill can turn into an attack.
This makes them different from ordinary Identities that can be deployed independently.
The pair also benefits from the event’s launch-day balance changes.
Wedge Office Rep Outis
Wedge Office Rep Outis is one of the most interesting additions because of her interactions with other Wedge Office and Dawn Office Identities.
At Combat Start, she provides Pierce DMG Up to allied Wedge Office Identities.
Her Skills 3-3 and 3-4 also gain additional Attack Weight based on the number of other active Wedge Office allies.
However, her biggest advantage comes from Joint Combos with Dawn Office Rep Gregor and Dawn Office Fixer Faust.
We’ll cover those combinations below.
The Sword Sharpened with Tears Hong Lu
This is the new HE-rank E.G.O introduced during the event.
It has an interesting supportive effect when it hits an ally.
Depending on the effect, it can provide:
- Shield
- Poise
- Charge
- SP recovery
- Removal of a negative effect
These effects give it potential utility beyond simply attacking enemies.
Wedge Office Hotfix Changes
Shortly after launch, Project Moon acknowledged that the new Wedge Office Identities were struggling in the event encounter.
The main problems were their inability to recover from Stagger and their vulnerability to Burn.
The announced hotfix includes several changes.
Wedge Office Fixer Don Quixote and Sinclair
- Can release Stagger at the start of a turn.
- The effect can activate twice per battle.
- Forced Stagger is excluded.
- Their important Pierce attacks receive damage improvements.
Wedge Office Rep Outis
- Can release Stagger at the start of a turn.
- The effect can activate once per battle.
- Forced Stagger is excluded.
- Her important Pierce attacks receive damage improvements.
These adjustments are particularly relevant if you tried using the new Identities immediately after the event launched and found them difficult to keep alive.
Best Wedge Office Team for the 10th Walpurgis Night
One of the most interesting team combinations involves Wedge Office Rep Outis and the older Dawn Office Identities.
Outis has several Joint Combo interactions that become available when the correct allies are present.
Wedge Office Rep Outis Joint Combos
| Outis Skill | Joint Combo Partner |
|---|---|
| Transpierce (Skill 3) | Dawn Office Rep Gregor |
| …All units, engage for collision. (Skill 3-3) | Dawn Office Fixer Faust and Dawn Office Rep Gregor |
| The Wedge in the Wake of Dawnbreak (Skill 3-4) | Dawn Office Fixer Faust and Dawn Office Rep Gregor |
The combinations involving Faust and Gregor on Skills 3-3 and 3-4 can apply Burn in addition to Tremor.
This creates a useful connection between the Wedge Office’s Pierce, Poise, and Tremor mechanics and the Dawn Office’s Burn effects.
Recommended Five-Identity Combination
If you own the required Identities, you can build a complete five-unit team using:
- Wedge Office Rep Outis
- Wedge Office Fixer Don Quixote
- Wedge Office Fixer Sinclair
- Dawn Office Rep Gregor
- Dawn Office Fixer Faust
Remember that Don Quixote and Sinclair are deployed together as a pair.
This setup activates Outis’s Joint Combo opportunities while keeping the Wedge Office members together.
It is a natural team to try if you want to use the event’s new Identities, although the best choice for clearing Hard Mode will still depend on your available upgrades and how well the team handles the encounter.
What to Buy With Egoshards During the 10th Walpurgis Night
During Walpurgis Night, the Dispenser makes Identities and E.G.O from previous Walpurgis Night events available again.
This is a good opportunity to obtain older units you missed.
However, there’s an important restriction.
You cannot purchase the newly introduced Wedge Office Identities or the new Hong Lu E.G.O through the Dispenser during this event.
Those new additions must be obtained through Extraction or the Yisang[Ideality] Exchange.
Walpurgis Night Dispenser Costs
| Item Type | Egoshard Cost |
|---|---|
| 3-Star Identity | 400 |
| 2-Star Identity | 150 |
| E.G.O | 400 |
Walpurgis Announcers are not available through the Dispenser.
Best Egoshard Purchases
If you’re planning to use Wedge Office Rep Outis, there are two older Identities worth considering first.
Dawn Office Rep Gregor
- Cost: 400 Gregor Egoshards
- Availability: Newly added to the Dispenser for this event
Gregor has Joint Combo interactions with three of Wedge Office Rep Outis’s skills.
This makes him a particularly useful addition if you’re building a team around Outis.
Dawn Office Fixer Faust
- Cost: 400 Faust Egoshards
- Availability: Newly added to the Dispenser for this event
Faust works with Outis’s Skills 3-3 and 3-4 through Joint Combos.
These combinations can also apply Burn, adding another effect to the team’s attacks.
Solemn Lament Yi Sang E.G.O [HE]
- Cost: 400 Yi Sang Egoshards
- Availability: Newly added to the Dispenser for this event
Solemn Lament is another option if you’re collecting older Walpurgis Night equipment.
It is the only E.G.O newly added to the Dispenser during this event.
Other Returning Walpurgis Night Identities
The Dispenser also includes several older Walpurgis Night Identities, including:
- Full-Stop Office Rep Hong Lu
- Full-Stop Office Fixer Heathcliff
- Jeong’s Office Rep. Ishmael
- Earlier Lobotomy E.G.O:: Identities
If you don’t own Wedge Office Rep Outis and don’t plan to pull for her, I wouldn’t recommend spending all your Egoshards on Gregor and Faust just for the Joint Combos.
Instead, prioritise the returning Identities and E.G.O that fit the teams you already use.
How the Wedge Office Don Quixote and Sinclair Pair Works
The Wedge Office Fixer Don Quixote and Sinclair Identities follow different acquisition rules from ordinary 3-star Identities.
Although they are two separate characters in combat, they count as one 3-star result during Extraction.
Obtaining the pair gives you both Identities.
Extraction and Exchange Rules
- The pair costs 200 Yisang[Ideality] in the Exchange.
- A duplicate Extraction gives 25 current-season Egoshards to Don Quixote and 25 to Sinclair.
- When the pair eventually becomes available in the Dispenser, it will require 400 combined Don Quixote and Sinclair Egoshards.
- You must contribute at least one Egoshard from each Sinner.
For Uptie upgrades, both Identities are treated separately.
That means you need to spend the usual Thread and Egoshards to upgrade each one individually.
How to Get the Free 1,300 Lunacy
Project Moon announced 1,300 Lunacy as compensation following the launch problems involving the Wedge Office Identities and the event battle.
The compensation is available to accounts created before November 26 at 10:00 KST.
Here are the details:
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Compensation | 1,300 Lunacy |
| Distribution | In-game Mail |
| Distribution Begins | November 12, 23:00 KST |
| Claim Deadline | November 26, 10:00 KST |
| Mail Expiration | 7 days after arrival |
Make sure to check your in-game mail and claim the compensation before it expires.
Can You Play the Event After November 26?
Yes, but there are restrictions.
The event’s limited-time missions end on November 26 at 10:00 KST.
The battle becomes permanently replayable through the Drive tab starting December 3 at 12:00 KST.
However, after the event ends, you’ll need to meet the story progression requirements:
- Complete Stage 9.5-26
- Complete Chapter 10
The Wedge in the Wake of Dawnbreak Theme Pack also appears as a fixed Floor 5 spawn in the Mirror Dungeon, in both Normal and Hard difficulties.
Important: Completing the Mirror Dungeon Theme Pack does not count toward the event’s limited-time missions.
The 10th Walpurgis Night has plenty to offer, but I recommend completing Easy Mode first and using it to understand how the Reception works before attempting Hard Mode.
For Hard Mode, focus on managing Burn damage, keeping your SP stable, and preventing unnecessary Staggers. Don’t forget that your first deployment slot receives the Patron Librarian effect, which can make a significant difference depending on the Identity you choose.
If you’re interested in the new Wedge Office team, Dawn Office Rep Gregor and Dawn Office Fixer Faust are useful Egoshard purchases because of their interactions with Outis. Just remember that the new Wedge Office units themselves cannot be purchased through the Dispenser during this event.
Finally, make sure to finish your event missions before November 26 and claim your compensation Lunacy from the in-game mail. Once the limited-time missions disappear, you won’t be able to complete them through the permanent event battle.