The final boss protecting the Swords of the Wanderer are a trio of Mindflays that attack you sequentially. They are also prone to lightning, so don’t be caught with your pants down. If a Mindflay gets you in their clutches, it’ll confuse you which means your movement controls are reversed. I highlight in bold, because I had no idea what was going on. There’s a small indicator next to Noctis’ name, but it’s something you’ll miss if you’re not looking for it. I thought my controller was broken. The Mindflays can also emit a poisonous fog, so be wary of that. The best strategy is to warp strike, get in a few good hits, and then get your distance. Using Ignis’ regroup technique is advised, as not only will it heal your team but it pulls everyone away from the Mindflays. This will give you an opening to use your lightning bolts. Once they’re taken care of you can acquire the Swords of the Wanderer!
Below is a complete list of items available in the Greyshire Glacier Grotto:
- Friendship Band
- Oracle Ascension Coin
- Phoenix Down
- Elixir
- Ammonite Fossil
- Fossil Wood x2
- Ether
- Star Pendant
- Hi-Potion x 2
- Rusted Bit x2
- Potion x2
- Fossil Shell x2
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Toward the end of chapter 3, Noctis is notified about the Tomb of the Wanderer hidden in a cave behind a waterfall in the region of Duscae. The entrance to the waterfall is relatively easy to access, but beware as sitting almost directly outside it is a giant king cobra known as a Midgardsormr. This creature hovers around level 50, so unless you’ve been grinding through side quests and monster hunts we advise you stay as far away as possible.
Continue onto the next page for a strategy on how to beat the final boss and a complete list of items!
Once inside the dungeon, there are going to be large portions where the ice causes you to slide down, having Noctis zoom right past explorable areas. It seems you can reach any part of the dungeon from any other part, so don’t worry too much if this happens to you. But if you’re looking to move through this dungeon finding all the items efficiently, I have two pieces of advice: watch your footing and stick to the sides. Most of these slides can be avoided if you move slowly, but sometimes when in battle an enemy or even teammate can knock you onto one. If this happens, remain to the far right or left, as sometimes there are ledges you can catch on to.
The enemies in this dungeon are made up of mostly of Imps, which are essentially Goblins which can fly. At key points in the dungeon, Arachne are also prone to drop from the ceiling, so make sure you are stocked up on fire blasts. In some of the hidden areas where the really good items are Ronin serve as protectors. Daggers and lances will be your optimal tools against them, but lightning bolts will be your best friend in those fights. Don’t use up all your lightning, though!
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- Defeating Loqi and MA-X Cuirass
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