Promyvion Guide

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How do I get to Promyvion?

Short form of the Emptiness access quests:

  • 3) Go to the Infirmary (G-9), find and talk to Monberaux, the doctor. Cutscene.
  • 4) Go to Ru'Lude Gardens and head into the palace. Proceed left around the main stairwell and enter the door to the guard post. Talk to Pherimociel for the last cutscene you need.
  • 5) Go visit a Shattered Telepoint. Each of the three main crags has one. If this is your first visit, or if your memory is erased, you'll be prompted twice before entry.
  • 6) You'll spawn in the Hall of Transference. If this is your first time inside, talk to the Large Apparatus. If you have been in this Promyvion before, you can walk up to the Cermet Door and talk to it for entry.
  • 7) After the first time you enter a Promyvion you can talk with Harith in Ru'Lude Gardens (H-5), Archduke's House to make Animas. See the quest Empty Memories for further details.

What should I know about this zone?

General details about the Emptiness:

  • You're going through this stuff because it's the only way to access the Tavnazian Archipelago. If you ever want to get to that part of the world, this is the way. It's CoP's version of the Kazham Key quest.
  • Experience will be earned here. If you are at or below level 30, you will earn experience as you normally would. If you are above level 30, your experience is reduced. All experience earned is applied to your main job. All deaths received carry a Lv30 penalty (456 experience after returning to your Home Point). The EXP penalty does not apply while inside the BC.
  • Promyvion zones are keyed upon entry; if you've gone into Dem, you can skip the entry cutscenes by talking to the Cermet Door in Dem. Conversely, you can't warp directly to Mea and enter the crystal there. You will not receive a message explaining your inability to enter. If you want to leave the Promyvion you're working on and go elsewhere, use the Large Apparatus on your way out. The Apparatus will erase your memory, allowing you to enter any Promyvion zone.
  • After a recent update, it is no longer necessary to erase the memory of a prior Promyvion at the specific crag. Instead, you will get a brief message when attempting to enter another Shattered Telepoint, asking if you wish to seal the memory of the other Promyvion. From there, you can enter as normal.
  • After defeating a Promyvion area, you can freely enter that area through the Cermet Door at any time, whether or not you have erased your memories from another Promyvion area.
  • Erasing your memory does not remove drops acquired, experience earned, or key items obtained. It is only there to untie you from a given Promy zone.
  • Contrary to popular belief, you do not go "up" or "down" in Promyvion; you travel across, anyone with a map of any Promyvion can see this.
  • Enemies in Promyvion are called 'the Empty'. There are several classes, detailed below.
  • Each Promyvion has four floors of enemies.
1st: Easy Prey to Tough
2nd: Decent Challenge to Very Tough
3rd: Tough to Incredibly Tough
4th: Tough to Incredibly Tough
  • To go across a floor, you must find and defeat a Memory Receptacle. MRs show up on Wide Scan. MRs always appear on platforms, and the platform locations are fixed (thus memorizable/mappable). When you beat an MR, if you're fortunate, a portal to the next level will appear. Some MRs will not generate portals. More MR details are found below.
  • MR Portals last for three minutes. Do not panic and rush the portal, lest you leave someone behind. Make sure you take the time needed to clear any residual Strays before crossing over into to the next level.
  • If you need to go back across a level, search for a platform that has a live portal but no MR sitting on it. That will be the portal back across. Try not to get separated from your group!
  • The fourth floor does not have an MR; instead, you must find and enter the Spire. The Spire is a tower-like structure, and has an archway that you zone through. It looks like a castle (sorta) and it fades into the background, making it unobvious that it is a zone. But once you realize what it looks like, it is easier to find.
  • The Spire is an empty room with a door at the end. The door acts like a Burning Circle; talking to it lets your party enter for a BCNM battle against the Promyvion's mega-boss. The level cap is reapplied when the battle begins and all non-food buffs will be removed.
  • Enemies drop several types of items, but the most important are the Recollections. These items can be synthed into special animas by Harith (found in the Ru'Lude Gardens in the Duke's house past Maat). Farm recollections and make the special animas before the boss fight. Farming these should be mandatory! See the appropriate section below for more information.
  • Boss fights are single-party only. If you went up with a partial alliance, someone is going to sit out during the fight. This can be good or bad...
  • If you are defeated by the boss, you are ejected back into the Spire's lobby after three minutes have passed. If someone is there, they can Raise you. If you win, your party is teleported back outside the Shattered Telepoint (or to Lufaise Meadows after you've completed your third Promyvion). If someone is left behind in the Spire, the only way to retrieve them is to go back across the four floors. (It pays to bring an Instant Warp scroll.)

What enemies will I encounter?

  • Each Promyvion zone has three regular enemies, plus an additional crag-specific beast. Do not bother with Sneak or Invisible, as all of the mobs are active on True Sight. It is possible, therefore, to walk behind them on the lower levels. The mobs on the higher levels are also active on True Sound. The best bet is to give them their right of way.
  • Empty monsters do link when pulled, but only with other members of the same type. For example, if your puller shoots into a crowd of two Wanderers and two Weepers, and hits one of the Wanderers, only the other Wanderer will link in. It is unclear whether sound or some other Empty-specific detection mode causes the link, but it does have a fairly small radius.
  • The crag-specific enemies are important, as the NM in each crag is based off that class, as is the boss waiting in the Spire. If you want to learn how to fight the boss, spend some time fighting the crag-specific enemy - the boss typically gets one extra special attack. Not that it matters; you should be slamming it with Hysteroanima instead of eating its special attacks.


Normal Enemies:

  • Wanderer: Floating wisps of memory; these are the most common creature and are sometimes found in packs.
Special Attacks
Aura of Persistance - Defense boost.
Mirage - Evasion boost.
Vanity Drive - Single target damage attack.
Empty Beleaguer - AOE damage attack.
  • Weeper: These look like dinosaurs; specifically, like a tiny stegosaurus. Quite common and often found near Wanderers.
Special Attacks
Hexagon Belt - Defense boost.
Empty Cutter - Single target damage attack.
Vacuous Oscillation - Damage attack + Poison + Plague, one target.
Auroral Drape - AOE Silence + Blind.
Empty Kiss - Damage (target unknown), Poison + Disease.
Memory of <Element> - AOE Elemental damage based on the Weeper's core; be careful fighting a green Weeper on Windsday, etc. I've seen this spammed fairly hard before.
  • Seether: Walking eyeballs. Less common but still appear from time to time. Most parties refuse to fight these.
Special Attacks
Occultation - Blink-like skill, unsure of total 7 (at least or 9, need confirmation) of shadows.
Vanity Strike - Single target damage attack.
Empty Crush - Single target high damage attack.
Lamentation - AOE damage attack.
Wanion - AOE Transferrance; any debuffs stacked on the Seether are pushed to your party.

Crag-specific enemies:

(4th floor "Spire" Boss of eacah area. Although there are smaller weaker versions on lower floors)

  • Gorger (Dem): Large ticks, fat and lumbering. Possibly badly made copies of Konschat's sheep.
Special Attacks
Stygian Flatus - AOE Paralyze.
Quadratic Continuum - Single target damage attack.
Promyvion Barrier - Defense boost.
  • Craver (Mea): Sort of an obscene Daddy Longlegs, looks kind of like a skull-less, rib-less dhalmel skeleton. They stand straight and tall; the central leg is a whip-like tail. These can be a pain to fight.
Special Attacks
Material Fend - Evasion boost.
Brain Spike - Single target damage attack.
Empty Thrash - Single target high damage attack.
Murk - AOE Slow + Gravity.
Promyvion Brume - AOE damage + poison + hate reset.
  • Thinker (Holla): Sort of reminds me of the living trees in Jugner, but more squat in appearance. Two clearly defined eyes.
Special Attacks
Winds of Promyvion - Erase.
Stygian Vapor - AOE Plague (sets TP to 0, stops TP growth).
Trinary Absorption - Drain, one target.
Uses Binary tap - It can absorb 2 of your buffs, like protect II and shell.
Shadow Spread - AOE Sleep + Blind + Curse

Notorious Monsters:

  • On 12/9/2004, NMs were added to the Promyvion zones. The NMs always appear on the third floor of the zone. The NMs can range, and have no predefined area or movement pattern.
  • The NMs drop a rare/ex Remnant keyed to their type, and may also drop Memospheres for that crag. See the relevant sections below.
  • The NMs are hard, but can be beaten by a party of six; alliances should worry only about the AOE skills. Animas cannot be used against the NMs. My Promy strike team was able to take the Coveter and the Cerebrator in the same evening. The fights are hard; there isn't much difference between the NM and the boss, save for a single skill and the boss having a few more HP. NMs are significantly harder than their crag-specific counterparts.
Special Attacks
Promyvion Barrier - Defense boost.
Vanity Drive - Single target damage attack.
Quadratic Continuum - Single target damage attack.
Special Attacks
Material Fend - Evasion boost.
Brain Spike - Single target damage attack.
Empty Thrash - Single target high damage attack.
Murk - AOE Slow + Gravity.
Promyvion Brume - AOE damage + poison + hate reset.
Impalement - Single target huge damage attack. Damage can vary. I've seen it hit for 100, I've also seen 500. Throat-stab type?
Special Attacks
Spirit Tap - Steals 1 status effect from one target.
Binary Tap - Steals 2 status effects from one target.
Trinary Tap - Steals 3 status effects from one target.
Spirit Absorption - Single target Drain.
Binary Absorption - Single target Drain.
Empty Cutter - Single target damage attack.
Negative Whirl - AOE damage attack.
Stygian Vapor - AOE Plague + hate reset.
Winds of Promyvion - Erase.
  • Utsusemi doesn't do a thing versus these attacks, as the enemy steals your shadows for itself.

Enemy core-types:

  • Pay attention to the core of the Empty; by noting the color, you can tell what its elemental properties are—and from that, you'll know what weakness it has. The excellent photos below are from Prim:
  • Fireempty.jpg

    Fire

  • Earthempty.jpg

    Earth

  • Waterempty.jpg

    Water

  • Windempty.jpg

    Wind

  • Iceempty.jpg

    Ice

  • Thunderempty.jpg

    Thunder

  • Lightempty.jpg

    Light

  • Darkempty.jpg

    Dark

How do I reach the Spire?

  • To reach the Spire you must locate and fight Memory Receptacles (or "MRs"). MRs are large glowing balls that sit on the various platforms found in Promyvion. An MR will have a number of Strays surrounding it. Strays look like Wanderers, and appear as a clustered group. The Strays around the MR will also be a bit weaker than the ones you'll find adrift.
  • When you arrive at an MR, it will not attack, though its Strays will aggro. The MR remains inactive until engaged. Clear the Strays first, then set a camp to do battle from.
  • MRs fight using two techniques. First, they'll spawn Strays throughout the fight. You can see this happen when the MR lifts itself up into the air. Second, the MR has an attack called Empty Seed. This is a high range AOE damage skill with an incredible knockback effect. This attack is preceded by a bright glow. It can be dangerous to get slapped by if there are enemies nearby. This can be prevented by fighting in front of the 4 pillars. The mages are advised to be in a safe position (e.g. near a border where the knockback effect won't push them around).

Best practices

  • If you are a damage dealer, get on the platform with the MR. Set your back to one of the four pillars on the platform; this will keep you in melee range and prevent the knockback effect from sending you flying backwards. It will also keep you conveniently close to one another (for Curaga spells). Empty Seed can also be blocked with Utsusemi, though rarely (Empty Seed can take off between 1 and 3 shadows or strip them all as well as cause damage, it can also be completely evaded).
  • A Red Mage is completely capable of soloing every Stray created during the battle.
  • A Red Mage will die quickly if you let him solo every stay, at 3rd flood a pld can die in few seconds if every stray are on him.
  • For every MR fight select one player, who can kill a stray in 1-2 attacks and don't die so easily, to handle these strays. At 2nd level, a single dd can handle them, but be sure that a 2nd one is ready in case of emergency. For 3rd level, 2players killing stray are better, and a 3rd ready in case of emergency. For example, very low hp or strays on mage.
  • If you are careless about healing, you can fall quickly because of the Strays, so make sure each person knows their job.
  • Keep up the damage and the MR will fall. As soon as it dies, the main combat team must engage and defeat any remaining Strays. Once the platform area is clear, a portal may or may not appear to carry you across.
  • If you are in an overstrength alliance, it pays to know that you don't have to call for help on a Receptacle fight. All available players may engage and kill the MR together.
  • If you use a Reraise item, the effects will be wiped as soon as you zone from the 4th Floor. Furthermore, if you use Reraise again, once inside the BC, the effects will be wiped when you leave after the fight, so plan accordingly.


"Fake" Receptacles
  • Sometimes you'll kill an MR and it will not give you a portal. You will have to kill a new MR to continue across. Sometimes they spawn on other platforms; sometimes one will respawn on the same platform you just fought. The rate of portal spawns is unknown, but is keyed only to beating the MR - not to a particular platform.

What kinds of drops can I expect, and what do they do?

  • There are four types of drops that occur in Promyvion. Note that Rangers cannot Scavenge here.

Remnant of a Memory

  • There are eight types, one for each element in the game. Alchemists are able to synth these into Elemental Animas, which are used in a variety of other tasks. The recipes for Elemental Anima are Alchemy Lv75~ and require the guild Key Item Anima Synthesis. Here's the breakdown for which types synth to which elements:
Remnant of a Profane Memory Earth
Remnant of a Fleeting Memory Wind
Remnant of a Bitter Memory Ice
Remnant of a Burning Memory Fire
Remnant of a Somber Memory Water
Remnant of a Startling Memory Lightning
Remnant of a Radiant Memory Light
Remnant of a Malevolent Memory Dark

Memospheres

  • Memospheres are what give you the map to a given Promyvion. To get the map, you must locate the ??? point inside the Promyvion zone. This point will be inside a blue structure (called a Memory Flux); one of Promyvion's "streetlights". It is surrounded by enemies.
  • There is a different color Memosphere for each Promyvion. The colors and associated crags are listed:
Promyvion - Dem: Beryl Memosphere
Promyvion - Mea: Indigo Memosphere
Promyvion - Holla: Teal Memosphere
  • The ???-point for the map is not in a fixed location. It is most always one of the heavily guarded lamp-like objects out in the zone, but which one gets the ???-point is a matter of chance.

Recollection of Guilt, Fear, and Pain

  • These are the most important of the four drops! These are what you'll want to go into Promy for to farm up before taking a shot at the bosses. Recollections are memories that can be exchanged for special animas. The special animas act like anti-boss weapons.
  • It seems that each Promyvion has a higer drop rate for a given Recollection.
  • The special animas can be used like any item or food would be; the target will be the Boss instead of yourself.

Macro syntax: /item "Psychoanima" <t>

  • There are three types of recollections, and three types of animas to be made:
The enemy will become afraid and run around. Good as a defense if you draw unfortunate aggro. You can also try to ElemSeal+Bind and pound on the enemy; he will not fight back while he's trying to flee.
The enemy will be intimidated for the duration. This will pre-empt any normal attacks. Special attacks may still occur while Psychoanima is in effect. If you are able to use Psychoanima before the NM triggers a physical attack skill (such as Carousel), the attack will be negated, despite the animation that still occurs.
The enemy will attempt to use special attacks, but they will not execute. This is a fantastic anima, as it prevents the boss from swarming you under with their most powerful attacks. Sadly there is no message to let you know that Hysteroanima is working, nor any to let you know when it stops.
  • These effects of these special animas stack. If you farm up Psychoanima to go with your Hysteroanima you can shut down Physical and Special attacks for 25-30 seconds at a stretch. As long as you can do sufficient damage to the boss and kill it before you're out of animas, you will do well. However, if you wish to stack either one of the three and you throw either one first, the next one thrown will negate the first anima.
  • Some Recollections are easier to farm in certain crags due to the way they drop. Wanderers will drop one Recollection, Weepers drop another, Seethers drop the third. Seethers can be found only on the second floor and higher and are much more difficult to fight; it may be to your advantage to change to an easier crag to farm a particular Recollection.
Wanderers: Recollection of Pain (Hysteroanima)
Weepers: Recollection of Guilt (Terroanima)
Seethers: Recollection of Fear (Psychoanima)
Wanderers: Recollection of Guilt (Terroanima)
Weepers: Recollection of Fear (Psychoanima)
Seethers: Recollection of Pain (Hysteroanima)
Wanderers: Recollection of Fear (Psychoanima)
Weepers: Recollection of Pain (Hysteroanima)
Seethers: Recollection of Guilt (Terroanima)
  • A party preparing for the BC fight of an "early" Promyvion (that is, Holla, Dem, or Mea) should get at least enough Recollections of Pain for everyone to synth one Hysteroanima. A full set of Hysteroanima and Psychoanima is usually enough to shut down a boss for the entire fight. If you are farming Recollections, either as a group or by yourself, it's easiest to go to Holla to farm these, since the two weakest monsters (Weepers and Wanderers) will give you the Recollections you need most.
  • Terroanima are not particularly useful in the early fights, as it's difficult to continue combat while the boss is running around the BC. However, Terroanima can be a critical element in your strategy for Promyvion - Vahzl, as you'll be fighting all three of the early Promyvion bosses in a row, with some overlap. You can use Terroanima to "kite" the next boss while you finish up the one you're working on. Refer to the strategic notes on Desires of Emptiness for more details.
  • Take these back to Harith in Ru'Lude Gardens (the Duke's house behind where Maat is). Trade him the Recollection + 2,000g to get your special anima back. There is a minor catch to this.
  • The animas are Rare, so you cannot hold two of the same name. However, the Recollections are non-Rare, so you can carry as many of those as you want, and synth them as needed.
  • If you synth up your Hysteroanima then give him a Recollection of Pain, Harith will take it. He'll even make the Hysteroanima for you. He just won't give it to you! He'll also refuse to do any other conversions while he's holding your Hysteroanima. However this can be bypassed by storing your extra animas in your delivery box (send it to yourself).
  • You must have memories of being in a Promyvion area in order for Harith to perform these synths for you. This means you must either have beaten at least one Promyvion area or not erased your memories when leaving a Promyvion area.

Remnant of a Notorious Monster

What's waiting for me in the Spire?

  • Boss fights, of course. The Spire is a long room where your level cap is turned off. At the end is a door that you can talk to; doing so will start a BCNM-style fight called Ancient Flames Beckon. Your party is teleported into the arena and the battle begins. Buffs wear on entry. You will have time to buff and med on the inside of the door, so don't panic - just don't run forward after you zone in.
  • All bosses are a bigger form of the crag-specific enemy.

Spire of Dem

Boss: Progenerator (Derived from Gorger)

Specials
Fission - Spawns an Offspring
Spirit Absorption - 200 HP drain attack
Promyvion Barrier (Offspring only) - Defense Boost
Quadratic Continuum - Damage attack, one target
Vanity Drive - Damage attack, one target
Stygian Flatus - Paralyze, Area of Effect.
  • This NM does have an innate HP regen ability. To an unprepared party, this NM can cause the offspring to regenerate faster than some can handle.
  • Kiting is possible, and is fun; it's especially doable with a blink tank and Elemental Seal+Gravity. If you get an offspring and have no way to handle it, consider kiting the boss or using a Terroanima; that should give you plenty of time to handle the add.

Defeat the Progenerator successfully (you do not need to kill all of the Offspring before you kill the mega-boss), and you will receive the Key Item Light of Dem.

Spire of Mea

Boss: Delver (Derived from Craver)

Specials
Brain Spike - Damage attack, one target.
Empty Thrash - High damage attack, one target.
Impalement - High damage attack, one target. Damage varies oddly.
Murk - AOE Slow + Gravity.
Promyvion Brume - AOE damage + poison + hate reset.
Carousel - Higher AOE damage.
  • Carousel is a bothersome attack, as healing your damage dealers often requires Curaga, which can shift hate in unpleasant ways. Utsusemi can block the Carousel. Utsusemi can't block the AOE poison effect from Promyvion Brume. This is an incredibly nasty skill to face; Hysteroanima will be your friend.
  • Make sure you bring Antidote potions to self-cure Poison; your healer will not have time to give Poisona to people. The hate reset also makes doing so a dangerous proposition.
  • This boss is incredibly hard to fight if it's allowed to spam its skills. Try triggering Hysteroanima every 20 seconds (or six weapon attacks) to keep him from ever getting one off. Bring Antidote potions - Brume resets hate; if your WHM is doing Poisona repeatedly, he may find himself being chased. Running away with Gravity on is ... tricky.

Defeat the Delver successfully and you will receive the Key Item Light of Mea.

Spire of Holla

Boss: Wreaker (Derived from Thinker)

Specials
Trinary Absorption - Drain, one target.
Trinary Tap - Steals 3 status effects from whomever is targeted.
Empty Cutter - Damage attack, one target.
Negative Whirl - AOE damage attack plus Slow.
Stygian Vapor - Short range AOE Plague.
Shadow Spread - AOE Curse + Sleep. This is what kills teams.
  • Hysteroanimas are your friend. Every 30 seconds will do it for you. My team fought this boss with six Hysteroanimas on board; we used four by the time he died. We were not affected by a single skill, so I can't fully update his list. In truth, I never want to go up there to let him slap me around. Would you? ^^

Defeat the Wreaker successfully and you will receive the Key Item Light of Holla.

(Note by a half Noob who did this in the fantastic time of 17.54 minutes. What I write about is how not to go into the Spire. Just a couple of pieces of advice that would have avoided us a whole lot of troubles.

  • First, bring at least 4 Poison Potions each, in case something goes wrong.
  • Second, Holy Water is important, but not fundamental if you are tanking with a WAR/NIN
  • What I write about is mostly how to Astral Flow, because you will bring as many SMN as possible, won't you? (That includes bringing a WHM to heal). I really think the best way to use Astral Flow is this one: the SMNs use their Yagudo Drinks, someone throws his Hysteroanima, then the tank 'vokes while the SMNs cast their Avatar. Then they use Astral Flow and the 2hr Pact. Every time you should repeat this, because what went wrong in my run was that 2 or 3 of our Blood Pacts didn't go off, one because the Wreaker started to run around, another because the Avatar was asleep. Casting the Avatar right before using the 2hr ability makes sure it is not asleep; using Provoke will assure that the mob will stay in place, and using the Hysteroanima will assure that the Boss won't Sleep your avatar while charging the Blood Pact.
  • To conclude, just don't go in and spam your Blood Pacts, have some kind of strategy to make sure they all hit their target. Another thing, because it is likely that one won't hit the Boss, bring many, many potions and Hi-Ethers for the SMNs; it will help staying awake and being able to deal some damage in the end when the boss spams the AoE Sleep.

Working Strategy and party setup for all these 3 Promyvions

  • How?
  • You don't need SMN
  • It is highly recommended to bring a whm for main healing to this fight
  • You need DDs
  • You need skilled players, or at least a skilled leader and members who can obey without thinking
  • Remain calm and keep focused on your role in the fight
  • You need animas, of course. Buy these, or buy recollections, or farm recollections.
  • Each Players must have a least Psychoanima and Hysteroanima.
  • Set an order to use, healer, then 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th players.
  • Items
  • You don't really need meds for Dem
  • You don't really need meds for Mea, you can fight even with poison on you. But bring antidote if you want to.
  • You will need Eye Drops and Poison Potion for Holla. Holy Water not required, but better.
  • Of course any players can bring potion, food, drink, ether...
  • You should know...
  • If it's your first time fighting a promyvion boss you will have the feeling that you can't beat it, because it has high HP, and it deals high damage to melee.
  • Don't panic! Just control hate and try to keep everyone alive.
  • These is no "perfect" setup for this fight, but some are better then others
  • Even with 1 or 2 death, you can beat it
  • Boss strategy
  • Enter and use food, wait for everyone and buff.
  • Melee who have JA's with long recast like SAM Medidate, use it immediately.
  • Full rest, it's always better to have full MP
  • The tank should enter first to set hate and melee follow after
  • If you have a dd with /nin let them enter first, use shadows, then the tank can provoke
  • Fight normally, WHM heal melee, and the tank provoke the boss
  • Now, my dear skilled leader friend who is reading this, YOU have to decide when to use the anima. Not too late, don't let one die, not too earlier, you need to keep the boss under effect of animna thoughout the fight. Check how the WHM can handle healing, and HP-damages of the boss.
  • But anyway, don't panic, if you use it at 70-80% of boss life, you will even keep some animas.
  • Remember the order of anima use, and ask them to use BOTH of animas, first psycho, then hystero.
  • When the boss attack again (it's why i said first psycho), use it again, then hystero.
  • If everyone does their job, and regarding of which jobs you have, you will win easily and keep 1-3 or more animas left over
  • (I have to go, work in progress.)
  • (i have wrote the minimum of killing boss, animas use)

Helping Others

People who have completed a BCNM fight are able to enter to help others, so long as someone who needs the battle triggers combat first. In all respects, it's just like the 2-3 Dragon fight, the 5-1 Archlich Taber'quon fight, the 5-2 Shadow Lord fight, and many others.

If you have obtained the light from the top of the spire, you have the option to warp back to the Web of Recollections after you repeat the NM battle.

Why do I want to do the Promy missions?

  • When you finish your third Promyvion BCNM, you will be automatically warped to Lufaise Meadows. This gets you a cutscene and starts Chapter 2 of Chains of Promathia.
Valkurm Dunes -=> Lufaise Meadows
Qufim Island -=> Misareaux Coast
  • You will then be able to walk to the Tavnazian Safehold, where the next CoP missions await.
  • If you complete your last Promy run with a Level 30 character, it's important to know that there are aggressive enemies between you and the Safehold. Either wait for friends, recruit some on-site help, or back up 'til you find the Portal and jump over to Valkurm. Come back with Prism Powders (Orcs, Giants) and Silent Oils (Bugards).
  • You will enjoy next missions and quests involved in Chain of Promathia..!

Credits, etc

See Source

Author/Editor: Wingchild

Started: September 24th, 2004
Rewrite: December 13th, 2004
Last edit: 01/21/2005 - It's been a month since the last update and the information here is now static; I expect no further major revisions for this guide. You may consider it to be a complete work - all the information inside is tested and verified. Added some notes about the Memory Flux gates. Still no data on NM Remnants.

  • Update : May 17th, 2010


See also The Mothercrystals

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