FFXIV Deep Dungeons Bundle

Each solo run starts from the first floor and continues to the end. Clearing with a party or starting at a later checkpoint does not unlock these solo-clear titles.

PotD also awards Lonely Explorer and the 10-point Pal-less Palace II achievement for clearing floors 1–100 solo and reaching floor 101. The full bundle therefore gives five titles and 60 points from these title achievements if you have not earned them before. King and Queen are character-gender variants of the same reward. Other dungeon milestone achievements are not counted in this total, and achievements you already have do not award points again.

Aetherpool determines the strength of your arm and armor inside a deep dungeon, independently of your regular gear’s item level. Each of the four dungeons has its own Aetherpool, so +99/+99 in PotD does not prepare HoH, EO or Pilgrim’s Traverse. Add FFXIV Aetherpool farming for each dungeon where you need it, and LepreStore will raise both values before the solo clear. This extra prepares the solo runs; it is not a standalone farm or a glamour weapon order.

Silver coffers can fail to upgrade Aetherpool, so reaching +99/+99 can take repeated runs. Deleting a floor save does not erase Aetherpool strength already saved. If you also need dungeon access, Unlock Dungeons completes The House That Death Built, Knocking on Heaven’s Door, Delve into Myth or Pilgrimage of Light for the dungeons selected. HoH, EO and Pilgrim’s Traverse also require PotD floor 50 completed. MSQ completion and Battle Job leveling are separate services.

Choose the full FFXIV Deep Dungeons solo boost to collect the titles from all four dungeons, or order individual clears if you already have some of them. Aetherpool farming is optional for each dungeon, so you do not need to pay for preparation where you already have +99/+99.

The runs are for solo titles, with any dropped loot as a bonus. Accursed Hoard rewards are random, so a specific mount or minion is not guaranteed. Rewards that require multiple clears are not included in a single solo run.

Palace Of The Dead

The Necromancer requires all 200 floors, well beyond the first story ending. Dendainsonne on floor 180 and The Godfather on floor 190 demand careful healing, burst timing and Sustaining Potion use after hours of earlier floors. LepreStore completes that full solo run rather than a short clear from a later checkpoint. Runs can be saved between completed ten-floor sets, so the 200 floors do not need to be played in one sitting.

Heaven-on-High

Floors 71–90 put survival and damage under pressure at the same time: a tank can survive the pulls but lose the attempt to the timer. Magicite summons a primal to attack enemies across the current floor, making it a limited resource worth saving for difficult floors. The Lone Hero boost includes the climb from floor 1 through these upper floors to floor 100.

Eureka Orthos

Even at +99/+99 Orthos Aetherpool, missed enemy mechanics and accidental dread beast pulls can end a run. Protomanders can reveal the floor map or grant buffs, while demiclones summoned from tomestones fight alongside the player without invalidating a solo clear. The Eureka Orthos solo service completes floors 1–100 for the title; add Aetherpool farming if your arm and armor need upgrades first.

Pilgrim’s Traverse

Low illumed Aetherpool can make even the first boss difficult, before the longer climb begins. Juniper incense summons the faerie king to help, but preparation still matters. Adding the +99/+99 farm means LepreStore completes the repeated preparation runs as well as the solo clear for The Enlightened, so you do not need to find farming parties before the title attempt.