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Hells' Lid is a level 70 dungeon in Final Fantasy XIV added in patch 4.2, and part of four lords trial series.

Story[]

FFXIV Hells' Lid 01

Hells' Lid opening cinematic.

Having found themselves in somewhat dire financial straits, the Scions of the Seventh Dawn are on the lookout for profitable ventures. Fortuitously, one appears to have presented itself: an anonymous missive from an individual seeking the aid of the warrior who laid low the Lord of the Revel. But before they will divulge the details, they would put your abilities to the proof. To wit, you are to venture into the hidden depths of Hells' Lid, a volcanic island once home to a host of oni—at least, according to ancient legend...

Description

Objectives[]

  1. Arrive at Demonsgate
  2. Clear Demonsgate
  3. Arrive in the Furnace
  4. Clear the Furnace
  5. Arrive in the Polished Shell
  6. Defeat Genbu

Progression[]

Lava Pool[]

Demonsgate[]


Lava Tube[]

The Furnace[]


Reisen Temple Road[]

Reisen Temple[]

The Polished Shell[]


Enemies[]

  • Hellish Gasame
  • Nurikabe
  • Hellish Lion
  • Hellish Shikigami
  • Grand Nurikabe
  • Otake-maru
  • Hellish Naked Yumemi
  • Hellish Yumemi
  • Kaja of the Seven Flames
  • Sea Scorpion
  • Kaja
  • Uwabami
  • Kamaitachi
    • Tsumuji-kaze
  • Reisen Apa
  • Reisen Tatsunoko
  • Shikigami of the Spring
  • Left Hand of the Spring
  • Right Hand of the Spring
  • Boltstorm Nue
  • Stillwind Nue
  • Genbu
    • Chelonian Gate


Loot[]

Otake-maru[]

Kamaitachi[]

Genbu[]

Other[]

Maps[]

Gallery[]

Etymology[]

In many mythological, folklore and religious traditions, hell is a place of torment and punishment in an afterlife.

Kamaitachi (literally known as "Sickle Weasel") is a Japanese yōkai often told about in the Kōshin'etsu region, or can also refer to the strange events that this creature causes. They appear riding on dust devils, and they cut people using the nails on both their hands that are like sickles. One would receive a sharp wound from it, but there is no pain.

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