The Spire of Blind Faith in is, essentially, a souped-up version of the Forsaken Tower, another optional dungeon 🥂from earlier in ꦚthe game. Both are short, straightforward, and bursting with powerful enemies that'll stop you in your tracks if you don't know what you're up against.

That, of course, is where this guide comes in. While we strongly doubt you'll need any help figuring out🉐 how to progress from floor to fl🐼oor, we have primers on each of these monstrous monsters, as well as the treasure you'll find along the way. Lastly, we link to our dedicated guide for the dungeon's boss, the deadly Leogron.

Quest Prep

On your way in, the NPC marked as Confident Woman will suggest that you fight from a distance in this dungeon, especially against the boss, Leogron. This is sound advice. We want a party that's kept in the back row as much as possible.

For our taste, that meant the protagonist as a Magic Seeker, Strohl as a Sniper, Junah as a Masked Dancer, and Eupha as a Summoner.

You might not have Eupha yet - if that's the case, then either wait 'ti𝔉l she joins (we think it's worth the wait), or si🌳mply bring Hulkenberg or Heismay in a back-row position.

Bring along an ample supply of Ailment Absolutions to cure Poison. Having someone with Patra isn't a bad idea, for that matter.

Floors One Through Three

The first floor is a simple upward climb. The second floor has two Kokasados, vicious bird monsters that you may know like the back of your hand at this point. Even so, at this level, they can be pretty tough, so don't take any risks, and do your best to s🎀tun them.

There's a lone Gold Elmento - remember, it's weak to Wind - as well as an excellent Heavenly Water. That's it for floor two, so head upstairs.

The third floor is a doozy. Nearly a dozen weak bird foes will attempt to swarm you while a Leogryph repeatedly casts area-of-effect spells on you. Eliminate the birds, roll behind the Leogryph, and kill it with Pierce attacks. Beware its powerful Wind attacks.

Floors Four Through Six

The fourth floor starts with a Magla Flower nearby, which spawns bee-type enemies until defeated. Beware the Kokasados. It might seem out-of-rangꦇe at first, but by the time you destroy the Magla Flower, there's a good chance it'll be upon you.

A second Magla Flower is past the first; this one spawns bird-type enemies with fast lunges. The chest has a Tidal Trident, which boasts 336 ATK, and turns normal attacks into Wind elementals.

This fourth floor can be tough. Two Kokasados and a Faithwight Magileto are here. To stand a decent chance of stunning them all, you should lure the first Kokasados to the doorway, carefully whittle away at it, and then do the same with the second Kokasados.

The Faithwi🔜ght Magileto's no joke, so be sure to 🍨check out our coverage in the above table.

Grab the Gold Beetle on this floor. Ascend the staircase. The sixth floor has roughly 20 or so Level 25 Sword Noble and Spear Noble Magiletos. Don't overestimate how easily they can get hits on you by ganging up, though.

A lone Faithwight Magileto is at the back end of the crowd. Use Fae Sight if you're worried about not discerning its identity before it gets some area-of-effect magic on you and stuns you. Past it is a Trove Imitec and a Graced Water.

The chest here contains Nasu's Longbow, which has a great effect: skills that hit multiple times will always hit the maximum amount.

Floor Seven

The seventh and final floor contains Spire of Blind Faith's boss monster, the Leogron. To complete this quest, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:read our full coverage of the monsꦰter, including its strengt𓆉hs, weaknesses, m👍oveset, and more.