How to Complete Enter the Portal in Save the World
To complete Enter the Portal in Save the World, enter the rift at the start of the Storm King mission, defeat the boss by breaking crystals and horns, then finish the final damage phase. The mission exists in Canny Valley as the story Storm King fight and in Twine Peaks as the much harder Mythic version.
If you reached Enter the Portal through Canny Valley’s Battle Royal quest, you are doing the story fight. If you are at the end of Twine with Regicide or a weekly Mythic quest, you are doing the Mythic Storm King. The objective name is similar, but the difficulty and reward system are very different.
How to complete Enter the Portal
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- Launch the correct Storm King mission from Canny Valley or Twine Peaks.
- Enter the rift behind the spawn point to reach the boss arena.
- Destroy the active crystal weak points.
- When the Storm King collapses, attack the exposed horn with melee damage.
- Repeat until both horns are destroyed.
- Damage the Storm King directly in the final phase.
- For an eligible Mythic run, collect the Mythic Schematic Cache before leaving.
Canny Valley Enter the Portal
The Canny version is part of the Battle Royal main quest and is the final Storm King story encounter in Canny Valley. Its listed mission Power Level is around 70.
Use it to learn the basic loop without the full Mythic pressure. The boss can be rematched after the story clear.
Twine Peaks Mythic Enter the Portal
The Twine version is the Mythic Storm King encounter. It adds the shrinking storm, Mini-Bosses and the Mythic weapon reward quest system.
To complete Enter the Portal for a Mythic weapon, your Regicide or weekly boss quest must be eligible before the run.
Crystal and horn order
Both versions use the same core idea: crystals progress the fight, then horn phases create a short melee-damage window. After both horns are broken, the Storm King becomes the final damage target.
Do not keep shooting the body during a crystal phase or stand around with a ranged weapon when the horn is exposed.
If the mission is not progressing
If you cannot complete Enter the Portal, identify which phase is failing. If crystals take too long, improve ranged damage and aim. If the horn survives, improve melee damage and transition speed. If Mythic collapses to the storm, improve Mini-Boss focus.
Treat the failed phase as the problem rather than changing every part of the loadout at once.
Quick answer
To complete Enter the Portal, use the rift, break Storm King crystals, break both horns, then finish the boss. In Mythic, also control Mini-Bosses and the closing storm.
Epic’s Mythic Storm King announcement describes the Twine version as an endgame challenge with exclusive weapons. See the official announcement.
Before you complete Enter the Portal, confirm which version you launched. Canny is the campaign boss; Twine is the Mythic endgame boss and has the weapon quest requirements.
Before your next attempt
Before another run focused on complete Enter the Portal, check the exact prerequisite, weapon role or fight transition described above instead of changing several things at once. Make sure the quest counter has updated in Homebase, repair and reload the weapons you actually need for this phase, carry enough materials for movement and horn access, and confirm the whole squad knows what happens immediately after the current objective is finished.
This matters because complete Enter the Portal is usually lost at the transition rather than during ordinary Husk clearing. A team can have enough raw damage and still fail because crystal five was triggered with someone down, a Mini-Boss was left alive, the horn weapon was not ready, or the reward quest was never active. Fix the exact failure point, then repeat the attempt with the rest of the setup unchanged so you can tell whether the change worked.
For complete Enter the Portal, keep the objective tied to the actual progression gate or fight mechanic described above. Check the quest state before launching, make the transition deliberately, and verify the result in Homebase before repeating the same step.
