Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100 are the new top end of Solo Leveling: ARISE’s Battlefield of Trials, extending the mode by ten floors in both Player Mode and Hunter Mode. The September 17 update gives each side of the activity a fresh set of first clear targets and new first time Battle Mission rewards, so players who had already finished Floor 90 now have progression waiting in both versions.
The biggest thing to know about Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100 is that the expansion is not limited to one roster type. You can progress from Floor 91 through Floor 100 with Sung Jinwoo in Player Mode and separately through the Hunter Mode ladder, with rewards tied to first clears and first time Battle Mission achievements on the new floors.
What is included in Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100
Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100 Image Netmarble.
Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100 add ten new floors to Player Mode and the same ten floor range to Hunter Mode. Netmarble confirms that rewards are available for completing first time clears and for achieving first time Battle Missions on each floor. This gives each new floor two progression goals to pay attention to rather than treating the expansion as a simple climb to Floor 100.
Because Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100 exist in both modes, finishing the Player Mode side does not mean the September Trials expansion is complete. The Hunter Mode track has its own new floors as well, so accounts with a strong Hunter roster have a second set of challenges to work through after dealing with the Sung Jinwoo focused side.
Rewards in Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100
The confirmed reward structure for Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100 is built around first time completion and first time Battle Missions. The update announcement does not publish the full item quantity for every floor in its text, but it does confirm that both reward types are attached to the new range. Check each floor’s Battle Missions before entering so you know what extra objective can be completed alongside the clear.
That approach helps avoid treating the new floor range as ten identical fights. A basic clear moves your floor progression forward, while the Battle Mission gives another target for the same stage. If a mission is awkward with your current setup, you can focus on reaching the next floor and return later once your Player or Hunter build has improved.
How to prepare for Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100
The September update gives endgame accounts several new ways to strengthen before pushing Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100. Battle Class now extends to Tier 150, Core levels can reach 25, and twelve new Armory slots are added across Armory of Dominion and Armory of Dimensions. These are broader account upgrades rather than Trials specific bonuses, but they provide more room to increase power for the new ceiling.
Core upgrades are one of the clearest new progression paths alongside Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100. Level 20 Cores with maximum option enhancement can break through toward Level 25, using Condensed Energy III. That material can be earned from Mind Rift Stage 13 and above or crafted, giving established players another route to strengthen a build that stalls in the new Trials range.
Player Mode and Hunter Mode in Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100
It is worth planning Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100 as two separate progression jobs. Player Mode depends on the strength of your Sung Jinwoo setup, while Hunter Mode puts the emphasis on your Hunter roster. A resource investment that solves one side may not automatically fix the other, so check which mode is actually holding you back before spending upgrade materials.
The update does not state that you must finish all ten new Player Mode floors before touching the Hunter Mode version of Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100. If one side of your account is stronger, you can push that ladder first, collect the available first clear and Battle Mission rewards, then return to the weaker mode after more upgrades.
How Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100 fit with the rest of the update
Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100 arrive at the same time as Expert Chapters 26-29 and Beast’s Hunting Ground, so the September patch gives high level accounts several different directions to push. Story now has four more Expert chapters, Workshop of Brilliant Light has a new Adan season, and the first Stage 1 clear in that Workshop unlocks Adan Remnant Power.
That spread of content is useful if progress in Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100 stalls. You can switch to Story, Workshop or the newly expanded resource modes, improve your account, and come back to Trials rather than forcing the same floor repeatedly. Unstable Dungeon, Battlefield of Chaos and Mind Rift all gain higher difficulty ceilings in the same update.
A practical route through Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100
Start Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100 in whichever mode matches the stronger side of your account, and read the Battle Mission requirement before each attempt. Take the first clear when you can, then decide whether the mission is realistic with your current build. Reaching the next floor and collecting progression rewards can be more useful than spending a long session forcing one optional objective.
Once you reach Floor 100 in one mode, repeat the process on the other side and use the new account progression caps to close any power gap. Battlefield of Trials Floors 91-100 are a permanent expansion to Battlefield of Trials rather than a three week event, so there is no need to sacrifice the limited Monarch of Fangs content just to rush every mission immediately. The expansion is confirmed in Netmarble’s official September 17 update notice.
