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The Whisperwind Cove is a Soul of Chaos bonus dungeon in the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary Edition releases of Final Fantasy. The entrance to the Cove is located in the river system of the Cavern of Ice region, and can only be reached by canoe. However, it is sealed until the Fiend of Wind, Tiamat, is defeated. Within players can challenge bosses from Final Fantasy VI. It is the longest of the Soul of Chaos dungeons and features the superboss Death Gaze on its final floor.

Layout[]

The Whisperwind Cove contains fourty floors after the entrance, with all floors bar B10, B20, B30, and B40 presented in random order; the excepted floors feature the boss encounters. It is only possible to exit the Cove on the boss floors, where the player must defeat a boss in order to leave. Entering this dungeon unprepared is a common mistake, as its bosses can over twelve times as much HP as Tiamat had, with Death Gaze surpassing the final boss, but losing a battle in the Cove ejects the party to the world map rather than the title screen, retaining any items or experience they gained. Unlike other Soul of Chaos dungeons, it is possible to defeat all four bosses in a single run, though its sheer length still makes for a daunting task.

The floors are based on several different environments:

While some flooors are straightforward dungeons with little to worry about beyond random encounters and navigation, the are many exceptions. The simplest complications are the damage floors of the Cavern of Ice and Mount Gulg maps, with the Gulg maps in particular being almost completely covered in them.

One of the Cavern of Ice floors features a puzzle where players must speak with beavers and direct them to the left or right per the random quota of an old NPC in order to proceed. The Western Keep map is filled with fixed NPC encounters in addition to random encounters, while in the swamp the party must speak to each soul of the departed in order to proceed, two of these being the bosses Astos and Vampire which will attack the party. Feyhome is filled with fairy NPCs that upon (optionally) speaking with them can either fully restore the party's HP and MP or reduce them to 1. All of these maps still feature random encounters in addition to their other objectives.

Five maps are non-combat floors, featuring no encounters but additional objectives in order to proceed. This includes one of the Cavern of Earth floors, where the party must decipher the brogue of a group of dwarves in order to deliver the correct items to each of them in order to proceed. In an abandoned desert town filled with robots, the party must speak with the lone active robot and then find parts from the broken down robots to repair its friend. In a town filled with with children, the party is tasked with finding a child of a randomly selected hair color, made more difficult by the doors of the town acting as non-linear portals to other parts of the town. Finally, two of the non-combat floors are fairly standard towns, complete with inns and vendors, making for a much-needed respite in the lengthy dungeon.

Floor B30 is also a unique boss floor where it begins in a town full of the undead instead of a standard boss floor. The party must speak with the guard on the center island to gain access to the actual boss room. Defeating the boss will lift the curse on the town, returning the townsfolk to life, though it sadly features no amenities. Access to the next floor becomes available in the northeast of the town only after defeating the boss.

Shops[]

Two of the floors feature villages complete with shops.

Mage village[]

The village filled with mages features a static purchase list, where the party purchase every magic spell from the variety of White and Black Wizards (each wizard carrying four spells), while the Red Wizards will sell the player weapons, armor, or items.

Weapon shop
Name Cost
Wizard's Staff 50,000
Thor's Hammer 40,000
Healing Staff 25,000
Mage's Staff 25,000
Light Axe 10,000
Armor shop
Name Cost
White Robe 25,000
Black Robe 25,000
Protect Cloak 20,000
Protect Ring 16,000
Gauntlets 15,000
Item shop
Name Cost
Light Curtain 1,000
Red Curtain 300
White Curtain 300
Blue Curtain 300
Lunar Curtain 500
Level 1 black magic shop
Name Cost
Fire 50
Sleep 50
Focus 50
Thunder 50
Level 2 black magic shop
Name Cost
Blizzard 250
Dark 250
Temper 250
Slow 250
Level 3 black magic shop
Name Cost
Fira 1,000
Hold 1,000
Thundara 1,000
Focara 1,000
Level 4 black magic shop
Name Cost
Sleepra 2,500
Haste 2,500
Confuse 2,500
Blizzara 2,500
Level 5 black magic shop
Name Cost
Firaga 4,000
Scourge 4,000
Teleport 4,000
Slowra 4,000
Level 6 black magic shop
Name Cost
Thundaga 13,000
Death 13,000
Quake 13,000
Stun 13,000
Level 7 black magic shop
Name Cost
Blizzaga 30,000
Break 30,000
Saber 30,000
Blind 30,000
Level 8 black magic shop
Name Cost
Flare 40,000
Stop 40,000
Warp 40,000
Kill 40,000
Level 1 white magic shop
Name Cost
Cure 50
Dia 50
Protect 50
Blink 50
Level 2 white magic shop
Name Cost
Blindna 250
Silence 250
NulShock 250
Invis 250
Level 3 white magic shop
Name Cost
Cura 1,000
Diara 1,000
NulBlaze 1,000
Heal 1,000
Level 4 white magic shop
Name Cost
Poisona 2,500
Fear 2,500
NulFrost 2,500
Vox 2,500
Level 5 white magic shop
Name Cost
Curaga 4,000
Life 4,000
Diaga 4,000
Healara 4,000
Level 6 black magic shop
Name Cost
Stone 13,000
Exit 13,000
Protera 13,000
Invisira 13,000
Level 7 white magic shop
Name Cost
Curaja 30,000
Diaja 30,000
NulDeath 30,000
Healaga 30,000
Level 8 white magic shop
Name Cost
Full-Life 40,000
Holy 40,000
NulAll 40,000
Dispel 40,000


River village[]

The river village contains only a single shop. However, its inventory changes depending on which floor it is encountered on.

B1-9
Name Cost
Duel Rapier 75,900
Gladius 73,900
Bard's Tunic 67,300
Hi-Potion 150
Protect Drink 1,000
B11-19
Name Cost
Viking Axe 43,300
Mage Masher 69,700
Sage's Surplice 70,000
Turbo Ether 500
Phoenix Down 500
B21-29
Name Cost
Kotetsu 55,900
Kenpogi 61,200
Zephyr Cape 51,000
Wizard's Hat 46,600
Remedy 1,500
B31-39
Name Cost
War Hammer 38,000
Ogrekiller 37,100
Sage's Mitre 45,200
Elven Cloak 55,800
Hermes' Shoe 6,500

Items[]

Treasure lists are static on each floor. The number of chests each floor has varies with up to five chests, and these are randomly sorted for each run. The flooded Western Keep map features an additional five chests for a total of ten, with the five extra chests having their own loot table separate from the chests than normally appear on every floor. Floor B40 additionally features a static chest behind Death Gaze that always contains the Ultima Weapon.

Floor Treasure Undead Castle Treasure
1 Blue Fang, 2500 gil, Tiger Mask, Spider's Silk, Golden Apple, Stamina Plus Turbo Ether, Hermes' Shoes, Protect Drink, Genji Helm
2 Cockatrice Claw, Hermes' Shoes, Protect Drink, Spider's Silk, Light Curtain, Silver Apple Mind Plus, Giant's Tonic, Strength Tonic, Elixir
3 Soma Drop, Turbo Ether, Luck Plus, Speed Drink, Potion, Phoenix Down White Fang, Speed Plus, Remedy, Crystal Mail
4 Ether, Faerie Tonic, X-Potion, Vampire Fang, 600 gil, White Curtain Spider's Silk, Dry Ether, Emergency Exit, Ogrekiller
5 Phoenix Down, Remedy, Hi-Potion, Stamina Plus, Blue Curtain, Golden Apple Giant's Tonic, Speed Drink, Soma Drop, Dark Claymore
6 100 gil, Eye Drops, 120 gil, Phoenix Down, Echo Grass, Power Plus Turbo Ether, Mind Plus, Megalixir, Bard's Tunic
7 Soma Drop, Red Curtain, Hi-Potion, Protect Drink, Red Fang, Wizard's Hat Silver Apple, Hermes' Shoes, Elixir, Speed Plus
8 Phoenix Down, Spider's Silk, Faerie Tonic, Ether, Emergency Exit, 2400 gil X-Potion, Silver Apple, Power Plus, Black Cowl
9 Stamina Plus, Eye Drops, Turbo Ether, 14000 gil, White Fang, Hermes' Shoes Mind Plus, Soma Drop, Lunar Curtain, Enhancer
10
11 Ether, Hi-Potion, Echo Grass, Protect Drink, Luck Plus, Hermes' Shoes Light Curtain, Strength Tonic, Spider's Silk, Orichalcum
12 Eye Drops, 132 gil, Megalixir, Hi-Potion, Spider's Silk, Power Plus Remedy, White Fang, Golden Apple, Soma Drop
13 Strength Tonic, Giant's Tonic, X-Potion, Stamina Plus, 240 gil, Ether Dry Ether, Elixir, Light Robe, Mage Masher
14 Red Fang, Turbo Ether, Emergency Exit, Speed Drink, Silver Apple, Light Curtain Speed Plus, Spider's Silk, Blue Curtain, Crystal Helm
15 X-Potion, Cockatrice Claw, Power Plus, Hermes' Shoes, Remedy, White Fang Elixir, Giant's Tonic, Ogrekiller, Power Plus
16 Faerie Tonic, Protect Drink, Lunar Curtain, Spider's Silk, Ether, X-Potion Luck Plus, Mind Plus, Silver Apple, Thief's Armlet
17 Red Curtain, Remedy, Speed Drink, Phoenix Down, Turbo Ether, Vampire Fang Soma Drop, Elixir, Elven Cloak, Assassin Dagger
18 Speed Plus, Blue Fang, Potion, Phoenix Down, Turbo Ether, Golden Apple N/A (Hermes' Shoes, Megalixir, X-Potion, Bard's Tunic)
19 Soma Drop, Golden Apple, Eye Drops, 110 gil, White Fang, White Curtain Elixir, Blue Fang, 20000 gil, Gladius
20
21 Speed Plus, Speed Drink, Echo Grass, Luck Plus, Giant's Tonic, Soma Drop Hi-Potion, Dry Ether, Elixir, Red Cap
22 560 gil, Potion, Remedy, Mind Plus, Light Curtain, Faerie Tonic Hermes' Shoes, Silver Apple, Golden Apple, Blue Curtain
23 Wizard's Hat, X-Potion, Protect Drink, Emergency Exit, Strength Tonic, Phoenix Down Soma Drop, Stamina Plus, Phoenix Down, Crystal Gloves
24 Hi-Potion, Cockatrice Claw, Mind Plus, Lunar Curtain, Spider's Silk, Speed Drink Golden Apple, Power Plus, Remedy, Braveheart
25 6300 gil, Potion, Turbo Ether, Power Plus, Soma Drop, Vampire Fang Phoenix Down, Hi-Potion, Elixir, Genji Armor
26 White Fang, Eye Drops, Elixir, Speed Drink, Emergency Exit, X-Potion Giant's Tonic, Light Curtain, Hermes' Shoes, Sage's Staff
27 2600 gil, Stamina Plus, Strength Tonic, White Curtain, Blue Curtain, Hi-Potion Mind Plus, Elixir, Soma Drop, Crystal Shield
28 Faerie Tonic, Golden Apple, Megalixir, Spider's Silk, Ether, Remedy Hermes' Shoes, Giant's Tonic, Luck Plus, Kotetsu
29 X-Potion, Phoenix Down, Echo Grass, Protect Drink, Hermes' Shoes, Dry Ether Speed Drink, Red Fang, Elixir, Black Garb
30
31 Turbo Ether, Golden Apple, Lunar Curtain, Power Plus, Remedy, White Fang Emergency Exit, Elixir, Kenpogi, Ogrekiller
32 Soma Drop, Hi-Potion, 63000 gil, Faerie Tonic, Speed Drink, Phoenix Down Blue Curtain, Speed Plus, Elixir, Red Jacket
33 Giant's Tonic, Light Curtain, Phoenix Down, Mind Plus, Red Curtain, X-Potion Hermes' Shoes, Turbo Ether, Emergency Exit, Angel's Ring[note 1]
34 Elixir, 120 gil, Stamina Plus, Cockatrice Claw, Ether, Strength Tonic 23000 gil, X-Potion, Golden Apple, Rune Axe
35 Zephyr Cape, Soma Drop, Silver Apple, Hermes' Shoes, Luck Plus, Blue Curtain Speed Plus, Megalixir, Blue Fang, Black Garb
36 Eye Drops, 26464 gil, Hi-Potion, Dry Ether, Phoenix Down, Viking Axe Giant's Tonic, X-Potion, Elixir, Sage's Mitre
37 Potion, Power Plus, Speed Drink, Ether, Phoenix Down, Red Fang Elixir, Mind Plus, Soma Drop, Gladius
38 White Fang, Emergency Exit, Speed Plus, Echo Grass, Dry Ether, Silver Apple X-Potion, Cockatrice Claw, Megalixir, Duel Rapier
39 Soma Drop, Megalixir, Giant's Tonic, Faerie Tonic, Remedy, Golden Apple Light Curtain, Phoenix Down, Asura, Kikuichimonji
40 Ultima Weapon


Encounters[]

Encounters (random floors) Area
B1-9 B11-19 B21-29 B31-39
Cavern of Earth
Cavern of Ice
Feyhome
Floating Continent
Flying Fortress
Giant's Cave
Waterfall Cavern
Marsh Cave
Mount Gulg
Swamp
Western Keep
Encounters (fixed floors) Area
B10
B20
B30
B40

Surrounding region[]

Whisperwind Cove falls within the Cavern of Ice encounter region.

Encounter Areas
Land
Rivers

Musical themes[]

In the 20th Anniversary version, a remix of the Final Fantasy VI boss battle theme plays while fighting the bosses in this dungeon.

"Dead Music" is the background theme for the village cursed by the Phantom Train.

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Gallery[]

Maps[]

Notes[]

  1. Due to a programming oversight, the Western Keep map can never spawn on the 33rd floor. As this is the only possible way to obtain the Angel's Ring, the Ring is thus unobtainable.
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