Name: FFXIV Palace of the Dead Boost
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SKU: FFXIV Palace of the Dead Boost
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Question 1

What is Palace of the Dead in FF14?

Accepted Answer

Palace of the Dead is a 200-floor Deep Dungeon in Final Fantasy XIV, accessible in South Shroud after completing the quest The House That Death Built. Players enter with their character adjusted to level 1 inside the dungeon and level up through the floors, fighting enemies across randomly generated maps with increasing difficulty. Every ten floors ends with a boss encounter, after which progress can be saved.

The dungeon is home to The Necromancer — the rarest solo prestige title in FFXIV, awarded only for a deathless solo run from Floor 1 to Floor 200. FFXIV Palace of the Dead Carry at Overgear handles your chosen floor range and secures every reward on your character.

Question 2

How do you get The Necromancer title in FF14?

Accepted Answer

The Necromancer is earned by completing a solo run from Floor 1 to Floor 200 without dying once. The run must meet all of the following conditions:

Started from Floor 1 in the current save slot — entering from Floor 51 does not qualify;
Zero deaths across all 200 floors;
Completed fully solo, with no other players in the party.

Each failed attempt means restarting from Floor 1. FF14 PotD Necromancer Boost at Overgear completes the full solo run on your character — all mechanics, traps, and boss encounters handled across every floor.

Question 3

How does the deathless run work in PotD?

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A deathless run means completing your chosen floor range in a single continuous solo session without any deaths. Progress is saved after each ten-floor boss — gear strength and floor position are recorded — but any death fails the run, requiring a restart from your chosen starting floor.

The early floors (1–50) are forgiving: players start at level 1 inside the dungeon and level up to 60 as they progress, while enemies are significantly less lethal than those above Floor 51. From Floor 51 onward the difficulty escalates sharply, with mimic traps, threatening mob packs, and complex boss mechanics requiring focused execution. Our FFXIV PotD Boost handles all mechanics — trap avoidance, mob routing, boss execution, and consumable management — without your input.

Question 4

How do you unlock Palace of the Dead in FFXIV?

Accepted Answer

To unlock Palace of the Dead, reach at least level 17 and complete the main scenario quest Into a Copper Hell. After that, head to New Gridania (X:12.0, Y:13.1) and talk to Nojiro Marujiro to accept The House That Death Built. Completing this questline unlocks the dungeon. For a Floor 51 start, Floor 50 must have been previously cleared and The Nightmare's End quest completed.

Palace of the Dead is also a prerequisite for FFXIV's other Deep Dungeons — Heaven-on-High, Eureka Orthos, and Pilgrim's Traverse. Looking to clear all three prestige titles at once? Buy FFXIV Palace of the Dead as part of the Deathless Bundle — our boosters solo-clear all three in one order, securing The Necromancer, Lone Hero, and Once and Future King/Queen in a single combined service.

Question 5

What is the difference between a Floor 1 and 51 start in PotD?

Accepted Answer

The two starting points unlock different rewards and serve different goals.

A Floor 1 start begins with your character at level 1 inside the dungeon. All prestige titles and achievements — The Necromancer, Lonely Explorer, and all three Pal-less Palace milestones — are only available from a Floor 1 start. A Floor 51 start skips the leveling phase entirely, entering at level 60, and is the preferred route for Aetherpool farming, Accursed Hoard collection from Iron through Gold-trimmed Sacks, and the Black Pegasus mount chase at Floor 200.

Both starting points reward Gil, Tomestones, and Accursed Hoards from every floorset boss. Neither starting point is better or worse — they serve different goals. Select the starting floor that matches what you are chasing, and our FF14 Palace of the Dead Boosting service handles the rest.

Reward	Type	Source	Notes
The Necromancer	Title	Solo deathless, Floors 1–200	Rarest solo title in FFXIV; each attempt restarts from Floor 1
Lonely Explorer	Title	Solo deathless, Floors 1–100	Awarded mid-run alongside Pal-less Palace I
Pal-less Palace I	Achievement	Solo clear, Floors 1–100	Completes with Lonely Explorer
Pal-less Palace II	Achievement	Solo clear, Floors 1–150	Mid-run milestone
Pal-less Palace III	Achievement	Solo clear, Floors 1–200	Final solo achievement
Black Pegasus	Mount	Gold-trimmed Sack, Floors 151–200	Rare random drop from Accursed Hoard — chance not guaranteed
Firecrest or Glass Pumpkin	Item	Floor 200 clear	Tradeable at Quarrymill
Gelmorran Potsherd	Item	Floor 50 and Floor 100 boss	Tradeable for cosmetics and items at Quarrymill
Bronze-trimmed Sack	Accursed Hoard	Floors 1–50	Random floor drops — exchangeable at Quarrymill
Iron-trimmed Sack	Accursed Hoard	Floors 51–100	Random floor drops — exchangeable at Quarrymill
Silver-trimmed Sack	Accursed Hoard	Floors 101–150	Random floor drops — exchangeable at Quarrymill
Gold-trimmed Sack	Accursed Hoard	Floors 151–200	Random floor drops — exchangeable at Quarrymill
Gil and Tomestones	Currency	Each floorset boss	Scales with character level on entry

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