The Minstrel's Ballad: Endsinger's Aria Extreme Trial Guide | FFXIV



The Minstrel’s Ballad: Endsinger’s Aria
Extreme Trial Guide
Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker

This guide covers all of the main mechanics for Endwalker’s latest extreme trial, including tank busters, raidwides, telegraphed mechanics, Elenchos, fivehead, and more. Clips are reaper pov and are supported by diagrams to help with comprehension.

Feedback and constructive criticism welcome as always; I hope that you find this helpful!

Special thanks to my co-raiders for helping and consulting during preproduction.

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0:00 Elegeia Unforgotten (Stars & Cleave)
1:00 Katasterismoi & Grip of Despair (Towers & Tethers)
1:35 Elenchos (Mid/Sides Safe)
2:04 Telos (Raidwide AoE)
2:07 Hubris (TB x2)
2:16 Eironeia (Healer Stacks)
2:39 Fatalism (Stars x2)
3:06 Twinsong’s Aporrhoia (Fivehead)
3:57 Theological Fatalism (Time Reverse)
4:23 How to Decode Theological Fatalism
5:11 Despair Unforgotten x3 (Memory Game)
5:51 Theological Fatalism II
6:15 Telomania (5x Raidwide AoE & Bleed)
6:30 Endsong’s Aporrhoia (Clone Ring AoEs)
7:25 Double Fatalism (Stars x4)
8:48 Enrage
8:58 Thanks for watching!

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13 thoughts on “The Minstrel's Ballad: Endsinger's Aria Extreme Trial Guide | FFXIV”

  1. One thing, that is great to know is, how to recognice the patterns on the planets. They have rings…and the one with the fast swirly rings will go off first. The other one has a ring too, but they are barely rotating.

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  2. Another thing about Fatalism / Double Fatalism: During the first 2 casts of Elegeia Unforgotten, she saves the positions of the blue and orange planets on the intercardinals (NW SE or NE SW), meaning that if you remember when the collision points for the blue / orange planets are (for example, if NW was orange), when Fatalism casts, when you see the rings on NW / SE first, it will always be orange (and the same for if it was blue NW instead). This rule also follows into Double Fatalism, allowing you to correct faster.

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