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The Final Coil of Bahamut - Turn 2, also known in-game as the IC-06 Regeneration Grid and as Turn 11 or T11 among players, is a Raid Raid turn in Final Fantasy XIV, and the second turn of the Final Coil of Bahamut. In this turn, players face off against Kaliya.

Story[]

At the depth of 6,835 yalms, you and your companions are greeted by a breathtaking sight: a colossal replica of Dalamud, believed to be the device which regulates Bahamut's regeneration. The structure swarms with legions of the lesser moon's internal defenses, but through it you must go if you are to reach the main bridge.

A product of both mechanical and biological ingenuity, the solid steel aberration Kaliya was developed by the Allagan Empire in the Aetherochemical Research Facility in Azys Lla to combat the dragon legions of Meracydia. This mechanized hydra could withstand not only attacks from razor-sharp fangs and talons, but also the white-hot flames of dragonbreath, and proved invaluable in campaigns waged on the southern continent. So effective was the creation, the Allagans would eventually place one within Bahamut's metal gaol to guard the great wyrm.

Objectives[]

  1. Deactivate the Allagan fields.
  2. Defeat Kaliya.

Progression[]

IC-06 Regeneration Grid[]

The Core Override[]


Enemies[]

  • Kaliya
    • Weapons Node
    • Gravity Note
    • Electric Node
    • Security Node

Loot[]

Musical themes[]

"Blades" plays at all times except during combat. "Spiral" plays while fighting regular enemies, while "Calamity Unbound" plays during the battle with Kaliya.

Gallery[]

Etymology[]

Kaliya in Hindu traditions was the name of a poisonous naga living in the Yamuna River in Vrindavan where the water for four leagues around him bubbled with poison.

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