137573-how-do-you-join-dungeon-groups

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			Default keybind is pressing "N". You'll see a PvE and a PvP tab there. Click the PvE tab to queue yourself up for dungeons	
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			I see social circles but it doesn't seem like that is for dungeons?  Am I wrong?  Or do I have to create a "circle" to make a group for dungeons?  Iam level 14 and have run into a few quests that are for more than one person, some seem to be actual dungeons that say normal or veteran.	
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			In your menu will be a selection called Content Finder. This will let you queue for random groups.You can also use a chat circle to make a group. Don't create a new circle just for that, find one of the active ones on your server.	
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If you hit "n", it will pull up a group finder that will allow you to queue for various group content. This is the automated way of finding a group. Other ways are to group up with people in chat, and on most servers there is a general chat channel (in entity, exile side you would type "chjoin lfg" for the "looking for group" channel).
 
There are many different types group content in WS. The quests you are getting are probably open world objectives, like killing a prime (extra strong) mob that is tuned for more than one person. There are "Expeditions", that can scale up from 1-5 people, so soloable, but also fun in groups. The first one is unlocked at level 6. These are the easiest instanced group content. The first dungeon starts at level 10, is a learning dungeon, and requires 5 people: 1 tank, 1 healer, and 3 DPS. The dungeons in this game are the most difficult content there is for groups of five people or less, so be ready! The second dungeons is encountered at level 20. Finally, there are adventures, the first of which starts at level 15. These are also designed for 5 people, with tank/healer/dps, though they are a bit easier and more story driven than the dungeons.
 
"Veteran" versions are more challenging versions of all of these and are done at level 50.
 
Hope that helps.	
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			Thank all!	
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