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The Swallow's Compass is a level 70 dungeon in Final Fantasy XIV added in patch 4.3, and part of four lords trial series.
Story[]
Chiseled into the great wall which cuts across the plains of Yanxia, between two of the Dairyu Moon Gates, is the visage of Ganen, the legendary hero who united Doma. The first king of the new kingdom was not only a military genius, but also the founder of geomancy, and so after his death this royal mausoleum became a holy place to which his disciples would make pilgrimage. Alas, following the imperial invasion, it was abandoned and fell into disrepair, and none can say for certain what dangers lie within. Regardless, if Soroban's rigorous training under Genbu is to continue, you and your comrades must venture into these hallowed halls and obtain the tamate-bako of geomancy, an ancient relic with the power to manipulate time itself...
In-game description
Objectives[]
- Arrive at the Heart of the Dragon
- Defeat Otengu
- Arrive at the Dragon's Mouth
- Defeat Daidarabotchi
- Arrive at Serenity
- Defeat Qitian Dasheng
Progression[]
Enemies[]
- Geomantic Kiyofusa
- Sai Taisui
- Geomantic Apa
- Geomantic Dhara
- Geomantic Anila
- Otengu
- Tengu Ember
- River Scorpion
- River Unkiu
- River Ray
- River Hikagiri
- Jinmenju
- Daidarabotchi
- White Baboon
- Dragon Bi Fang
- Dragon Hookbill
- Dragon Weasel
- Qitian Dasheng
- Servant of the Sage
- Shadow of the Sage
Treasure[]
Otengu[]
Daidarabotchi[]
Qitian Dasheng[]
Other[]
Any equipment which is dropped by one of the bosses of this dungeon can be found in one of the other treasure chests as well.
Maps[]
Gallery[]
Etymology[]
Otengu (大天狗, Ōtengu?, lit. Large Tengu) is a tengu that is said to have powerful psychic power. Tengu are a type of legendary creature found in Japanese folk religion.
Daidarabotchi (ダイダラボッチ?) in Japanese folklore is a giant yōkai responsible for creating the geographical features of Japan.
Qitian Dasheng (齐天大圣, Qítiān Dàshèng) means "The Great Sage, Heaven's Equal" in Chinese and is one of the titles of Sun Wukong, also known as the Monkey King. In Japanese, it is 齊天大聖 (Seiten Taisei?).