This is often used alongside things like No Future, and there will usually be four safe spots. The best advice is the obvious: “run away from the AoEs.” The other best advice is to stay away from your teammates because of Infantry Deterrent (the targeted AoEs). As with most it’s not too bad when you break it down, but it’s a lot of movement and thus a lot of occasions for people to get hit by things. I’m going to be honest: I kinda hate this boss. Obviously, since we’re going through the end of worlds (well, the dead ends) we have to fight bloody Skynet. Stand close to the boss, in a position where you won’t be knocked back into the AoEs or the ring of fire.Įlimination - Line AoE tankbuster.
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Treat this as a standard rotating boss attack: move to avoid them as they go off.Įclipsing Exhaust - Knockback from the boss in the center, plus AoEs around the outside. Peacefire - Circle AoEs around the outside of the arena, which will rotate. The usual rules of “wait for them to go off, and then move into the safe spots” apply. Infantry Deterrent - Targeted AoE on each party member. Stand in between them to avoid, but away from your team because of…
Order to Fire - The drones fire out line AoEs. And don’t worry, The Dead Ends gets a bit more interesting from here on out.ĭecimation - Unavoidable AoE which also sets up a ring of fire around the arena.Įlectromagnetic Repellent - Point-blank AoE on the boss which sets up a ring of electricity around the boss.ĭisengage Hatch - The Peacekeeper sets up a ring of little drones around it (or recalls them after using them), which is followed by… But this fight still isn’t really too tricky. By the end of the fight you can expect Miasmata to be combined with Wave of Nausea, which lowers your safe spots and requires a bit of quick thinking. The potential problem here is when Caustic Grebuloff starts chaining things together. Craven Companionship might cause a problem for people who haven’t seen it before and don’t read the debuff, because it looks a bit like a targeted AoE when you actually want to be right next to your party. Stand in Caustic Grebuloff’s hitbox to avoid.īlighted Water - Stack marker on one party member.īefoulment - Targeted AoEs on each party member, so split up.īlowing Wind/Miasmata isn’t difficult to deal with - just stand in a place where the moving AoEs won’t hit you.
As the AoEs finish, the party will be affected by…Ĭraven Companionship - Be near other party members when the Craven Companionship debuff ends. Split up and try not to run into each other. Stand in the direction the wind is blowing from to avoid all subsequent AoEs (if the wind is blowing southward, stand at the north end).Ĭough Up - AoEs are placed at the feet of each party member, multiple times. After the initial blast they will all move in the direction the wind was blowing, and explode over and over on their way. After that, plague clouds will spawn, each of which will explode in a circle AoE. Endwalker - The Dead Ends guide Caustic Grebuloff Attacksīlowing Wind - A message on screen will say “A southward wind begins to blow,” or something similar, with a visual wind cue.
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Here’s how to make it through The Dead Ends in Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker. Mobs hit hard, random AoEs go off in trash pulls, and some of the bosses can be… problematic. Much like Amaurot in Shadowbringers, this is a pretty rough dungeon. Naturally, this means there are big spoilers ahead in terms of screenshots and bosses, so if you haven’t yet unlocked the dungeon, then this Endwalker - The Dead Ends guide is not for you.Īlright, I’m assuming everyone present is queueing for the dungeon now. You’re at the final dungeon of Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker (ignoring the post-MSQ ones, anyway).
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