FFXIV Deep Dungeon Boost

What You Get

• The floors of the deep dungeon you chose, cleared on your character
• The achievements and titles those floors award
• Everything that drops on the way, kept on your character
• A screenshot of the final floor or title in the order chat

Before We Start

• Final Fantasy XIV on PC, PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X|S
• The chosen deep dungeon unlocked on your character
• A free save file in that deep dungeon, or the one the booster may overwrite
• Your world name in the order chat

An FFXIV deep dungeon boost takes your character through the floors of Palace of the Dead, Heaven-on-High, Eureka Orthos or Pilgrim's Traverse. Palace of the Dead goes to floor 200, the other three to floor 100. The booster starts within 1 hour, and most orders finish in 2 to 7 days.

When you buy this boost, the calculator asks for one thing, the Deep dungeon. Pick Palace of the Dead floors 1–200, Heaven-on-High floors 1–100, Eureka Orthos floors 1–100, Pilgrim's Traverse floors 1–100 or The Necromancer title. Pilgrim's Traverse is the newest climb and the most expensive one, and Palace of the Dead with 200 floors comes next.

Set your Platform and Region, and choose Piloted or Remote Control. Express execution moves the order up the queue.

What Is a Deep Dungeon in FFXIV?

A deep dungeon in FFXIV is a roguelike duty of random floors where your character enters at a set level and grows stronger inside. You find aetherpool gear on the way, use pomanders, and face a boss every 10 floors. Die deep enough and the whole climb starts over.

There are four. Palace of the Dead has 200 floors, while Heaven-on-High, Eureka Orthos and Pilgrim's Traverse have 100 each. Players clear them for achievements and titles. The most famous is The Necromancer, which asks you to reach floor 200 of Palace of the Dead alone.

Buy a Deep Dungeon Boost: Floors and Titles

Each option in the deep dungeon boost is one full climb. The table shows what you get from each.

Option	Floors	What it brings
Palace of the Dead	1–200	The full Palace with its floor achievements
Heaven-on-High	1–100	The Stormblood deep dungeon cleared to the top
Eureka Orthos	1–100	The Endwalker deep dungeon cleared to the bottom
Pilgrim's Traverse	1–100	The Dawntrail deep dungeon, counted in stones in the client
The Necromancer title	Palace of the Dead solo	The solo title for reaching floor 200 alone

How Long a Palace of the Dead Carry Takes

A deep dungeon carry takes 2 to 7 days, depending on the dungeon and the floor count. Palace of the Dead with 200 floors and The Necromancer sit at the long end. The other three move faster.

We assign the best-rated booster, and the climb starts within 1 hour. You choose Piloted or Remote Control. The booster reports every 10 floors in the order chat and posts a screenshot of the result at the end.

Good to know: each deep dungeon has 2 save files. Tell the booster which one to use, or keep one empty, so your own run in the other file stays untouched.

Other FFXIV Dungeon Orders

For 4-player savage content, take the Another Merchant's Tale carry. Story routes are on the variant dungeon page. If you need a job at 100 before you climb, our job power leveling handles it. All dungeon services are on the FFXIV dungeons hub.

FAQ

When can the FFXIV deep dungeon boost start?

The FFXIV deep dungeon boost starts within 1 hour. A booster is assigned within about 15 minutes of payment and confirms the start in the order chat.

How long does Palace of the Dead floors 1 to 200 take?

Palace of the Dead floors 1 to 200 sits at the long end of the 2 to 7 day range. The booster posts progress every 10 floors, so you always know where the climb stands.

What is The Necromancer title?

The Necromancer is the Palace of the Dead title for reaching floor 200 solo. The booster plays your character alone through all 200 floors without a party.

Will the boost touch my own deep dungeon save?

The deep dungeon boost uses only the save file you name in the order chat. Each deep dungeon has 2 save files, so your own run can stay in the other one.