Minecraft Dungeons

Acquire the following before you attempt this in Ancient Hunts:

Spelunker Armor - Cacti Canyon, Redstone Mines, Lost Settlement, Windswept Peaks, The Stronghold, Merchants
Tasty Bone - Creeper Woods, Creepy Crypt, Redstone Mines, Dingy Jungle, Broken Citadel, Merchants
Soul Lantern - Creepy Crypt, Cacti Canyon, Underhalls, Soul Sand Valley, Merchants

You don't need to have them all equipped at once, but it helps if they're boosted for the difficulty and level you choose to run in. What you're looking for are distinct tilesets within three different maps, and the map rotation is truly random. With these three items in hand, set up an Ancient Hunt and dive on in. Each hunt will have three maps available, so if you don't get it by the start of the third map, just return to camp and start another hunt.

1) Bat
Area: Spider Cave (distinct map tile)
First, this area is a unique map that has its own sub-mission set with destroying egg clutches. If you look up at the sub-mission, it will say Spider Cave underneath it. While wearing the Spelunker Armor, run through this area until you come across an empty door cave (a spot where you'd normally find an Ancient Door, but this one doesn't). If you approach it, you should find a swarm of bats flapping away from it. If you had the bat out and near you when this happens, that should count, as there are no other indicators of things that you need to do beyond that.

2) Wolf
Area: Creeper Woods (not labelled as such)
This area is not in a unique sub-mission area, so just keep an eye on what map you come into. A pale blue light upon the grass, some spider webbing, but for the most part it'll be familiar to the first level you would've participated in. What you're looking for here is a similar empty door spot down one of the dead ends where you find a cave set with wolves within. Spawn your wolf here and just wait around a few seconds to get it to count. Out of the many times I ran hunts, I only got this map four times and only had the wolf tile appear half that.

3) Soul
Area: Soul Sand Valley (not labelled as such)
Another similar tileset like the woods that does not have unique sub-missions to them, but stands out with skeletal remains and blue flames flickering. Now, the challenge here is twofold: you should probably have several soul items equipped to help with soul collecting, and you're looking for one distinct set of tiles within the dead ends you'll come across. As an example, sometimes as you're walking through this map you'll see some odd, irregular earth tiles with "faces" on them. This is, if you haven't played enough of Minecraft like myself, Soul Sand, and the other earth tiles are Soul Dirt. What you're looking for in a dead-end is a collective of Soul Sand screaming face tiles along the wall. It won't be along the main path, so make sure you take detours as needed and checking your map. The moment you find a room with Soul Sand on the walls, get near it and summon your soul.

I went back and forth worrying about not getting the bat or soul marks, since we don't have a tracker available, and the soul's wall condition seems to be the hardest.