Temple of Aminishi (Ranged Advanced)

Introduction

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The Temple of Aminishi, is the first Elite Dungeon, a 1-3 player combat/narrative experience that rewards unique loot, such as Ancient Scales to make the Elite Sirenic armour, aswell as Dungeoneering experience and tokens .

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The Temple of Aminishi is located on the island of Aminishi and requires completion of Impressing the Locals to access, additionally, the grouping system is required in order to form a team of 2-3 players.

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Each solo run of ED1 is worth 13,816,699 in Ancient Scales.

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General Notes

⬥ The rotations listed for the bosses are for an advanced setup, lower tiered set-ups will require improvisation.

⬥ It's recommended to set your anti-spam delay for your Double Surge to 1 via the Lectern at Anachronia.

⬥ You can Surge or Bladed Dive a tick before each gate unlocks to save a tick on every entry.

⬥ Luck of the Dwarves will not improve the number of scales dropped.

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Presets and Relics

Preset Suggestions

⬥ Basic ⬥ Advanced

Notes

⬥ You may be required to re-load your preset before Masuta during the dungeon, this is due to Masuta's extremely hard hitting attacks and the intention of camping Soul Split for your Eldritch Crossbow

⬥ Mobile perk ‎is required.

⬥ Use Heightened senses , Berserkers fury and Font of life

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• The rotations written down in the guide assume that you're able to use both Heightened senses and Berserkers fury

⬥ with Dark Bow

⬥ with Eldritch Crossbow

⬥ with Seren Godbow

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Note: Bring more food if you don't have an Essence of Finality with the Eldritch Crossbow stored

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Section 1

Room 1

⬥ Surge Bladed Dive as shown in the picture:

⬥ After Bladed Dive stay in place until Sotapanna #2 moves 1 tile west, then walk 2 tiles east from the Bladed Dive spot.

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• If done just in time then Sotapanna #1 will be middle target for Chinning , #2 if late.

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• If lured correctly, they should stand as shown in the picture:

‎‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• While waiting, use Corruption Shot on any Sotapanna (ideally with Target Cycle to avoid moving in case of misclick) then → on middle sotapanna and (tc) to check if any of them survived.

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Room 2

⬥ After opening the gate, get a target on any of the 3 Sotapannas behind it and get to 100% adren.

⬥ → to wall with 9 sotapannas and use Incendiary Shot and click under yourself to stall it, then equip → release on any mob roughly in the middle of the pack, followed by → .

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• This should kill all of the 9 sotapannas.

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Room 3

⬥ Bladed Dive and walk to middle of the next gate and target the middle of the 3 sakadagami, wait to release your non-combat spell with 2H then Greater Ricochet and run west for 1 tick

⬥ Run back east (this should lure them together) → equip → → → . Finish with basics if needed and continue to next section.

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Note: If you're not using a 2H switch, then you must run 3 tiles west from where you used Greater Ricochet to lure them.

Section 2

Room 1

⬥ In the next room use Anticipation immediately and start running around corner, then Surge during GCD and Greater Ricochet the Sakadagami targeted in picture with a long-range weapon:

⬥ After you release Greater Ricochet , run 3 tiles north and use → equip → → → (tc) → (tc) eastern Sakadagami + . Finish off the remaining mobs with good basics.

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Make sure to end on high adrenaline.

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Room 2

⬥ Stand in the corner as shown here:

⬥ Target one of the Sakadagamis, equip → → → (tc) .

⬥ Continue to the last gate before Sanctum while building on Anagamis and Arhats.

⬥ As you walk onto the last path with Sakadagamis, → equip → stall on middle Sakadagami. Wait to run into distance and once your character releases Snap Shot , use → → → .

⬥ Finish with good basics if needed.

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Room 3

⬥ Build to 100% on Anagamis and Arhats, use Bladed Dive Surge to the south wall of Sanctum's arena, then run to spot shown in picture below (or mirrored if you chose other side):

⬥ This should block all Arhats and Anagamis behind Sanctum.

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• You should wait here until they have all stopped moving before dodging Sanctum's attacks.

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Sanctum Guardian

The first boss of the Temple of Aminishi follows a straightforward attack pattern containing highly damaging attacks which are capable of KOing someone unprepared.

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Once learned, this boss will essentially become a DPS dummy in where your killtime is reflective of your capability to deal raw damage. Stand south of the boss, otherwise Arhats/Anagami will aggro you and AoEs will not work (, , ).

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Mechanics

Attack Rotation

⬥ Sanctum's attack pattern is:     • Start of fight: 4x Ranged autoattack to start the fight.     • Rest of fight: Water Burst → Ranged auto → Water Jet → Ranged auto → Purple Smoke → Melee auto → repeat     • After the 4th water jet attack, 2 Crassian Reinforcements are summoned.     • The melee auto does nothing if you are out of melee range. ​

Ranged Autoattacks

⬥ A projectile that targets the spot the player is standing on and hits in a 3x3 area. Example     • Targeted to a tile rather than the player and has travel time before it hits     • It is possible to dodge every Ranged autoattack simply by moving before the attack lands (not necessary). ​

Water Burst

⬥ Sanctum ducks down and rises back up quickly, splashing water and dealing heavy damage. Example ⬥ Use as soon as you see this mechanic as it is very fast. You can also this if needed.     • Staying or moving out of range in time will cause the attack to miss. Doing this is usually unnecessary. Example ​

Water Jet

⬥ Sanctum spews water, rotating from North anti-clockwise, dealing ~6000 soft typeless damage if the player is caught in it. Example     • This mechanic can be avoided by moving to dodge it or via or .     • You can also or to reduce the damage if need be, although these are less efficient. ​

Purple Smoke

⬥ A blue bar appears above your character. When it drains, a cloud of smoke will cover a 5x5 area centered around your location. Example     • The smoke deals rapid typeless damage every tick which increases very fast, hitting ~4000 a tick eventually. Move out of it as soon as possible.     • Move to the place you want to drop it walk out after it drops. Don't panic and walk around unnecessarily, causing you to drop it in an undesirable position. ​

Strategy

Crossbows

on south edge of Sanctum's "pool" → auto → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → improvise until dead

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Bows

on south edge of Sanctum's "pool" → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → improvise until dead

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⬥ Skip the first if unlucky on adrenaline.

⬥ the first water special and tank / second. Use whenever off cooldown.

⬥ Camp /.

⬥ Make sure to equip Ruby bolts or for your .

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Section 3

Room 1

⬥ Run South → East, then South again and Surge after you go around corner.

⬥ Keep running south and Surge Bladed Dive around corner as soon as you can Surge again.

⬥ Run towards the bridge with 2 Zealots, throw a Sticky Bomb under them, equip → → → → finish off with basics.

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Room 2

⬥ After killing the 2 zealots, continue South over the bridge, then East and Surge as soon as you go around corner, keep running and Bladed Dive Surge south after going around next corner.

⬥ Equip Mechanised Chinchompas and use → → to kill the 3 Zealots.

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Room 3

⬥ Acceleration Powerburst to get around the lake area (take North route).

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Face north → → → → →

⬥ Use auto + → to kill the Zealot guarding the gate.

Room 4

⬥ Surge east and run towards the next gate with 3 zealots.

⬥ Bladed Dive diagonally across the bridge:

⬥ Using Mechanised Chinchompas kill the 3 Zealots with → while targeting the middle one

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Try to stand South, next to Northern most Zealot to be able to Surge instantly onto stairs after killing them.

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Note: If you attack one of them before the others can see you, they will walk away from each other and you won't be able to them.

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Room 5

⬥ Use a defensive ability, then bladed Dive on the spot shown in the picture and target the underlined Zealot:

⬥ Equip , tag Zealot 1 and use → .

⬥ Tag Zealot 2 and use → →

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Example:

Section 4

Room 1

⬥ Use Greater Ricochet with a long-range weapon (2H) on one of the 2 Sakadagamis, then step 2 tiles south, 1 tile west and manually run 2 tiles back towards them.

‎‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Don't get pulled in by using an ability, otherwise the 2 Sotapannas to west will start attacking you.

⬥ Equip Mechanised Chinchompas and kill them with → → →

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Using stuns on them will delay their stuns.

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Note: You can choose to instead (if you have enough adrenaline).

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Room 2

⬥ Sticky Bomb the 2 Eastern Mercenaries, equip Mechanised Chinchompas , then → → → → finish with basics. Surge Bladed Dive north and stand on any of the tiles shown on picture:

⬥ If standing in white outline(1), target Menaphite Soldier #3.

⬥ If in green outline(2), target Menaphite Soldier #2 or #3.

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Make sure to not walk into them because this can mess up the lure. You can always walk East, as long as none of them are bound or stunned.

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⬥ Use → → → finish with basics if needed.

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Room 3

⬥ Surge Bladed Dive towards the west gate as shown in the picture:

⬥ Stand on the spot shown in the picture, run 2 tiles west, wait 1 tick and go back:

⬥ Target the zealot shown in this picture:

⬥ Equip → → → → → finish with basics

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Build to 100% if not already, Surge towards the chest and bank.

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⬥ After banking step east so you are looking into Masuta's arena, use any defensive and onto stairs to Masuta.

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Masuta, the Ascended

Masuta, the second boss of the dungeon, keeps true to the dungeon's theme of heavy damage dealt and high KO potential. Using a variety of hard-hitting mechanics and boasting attacks from all three combat styles, Masuta is a noticeable difficulty spike up from the first boss.

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Phase 1

⬥ Attack Rotation

Autoattacks → Hurricane → Autoattacks → Tsunami → repeat

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Mechanics

P1 Rotation

⬥ Masuta attacks at the fight using the following rotation:     • 2-4 autos → Hurricane → 3-5 autos → Tsunami → 3-5 autos → Repeats from Hurricane. ​

Autoattack information

⬥ Masuta mostly uses during p1, occasionally using Example     • Occasionally, he summons a clone while using which deals an additional hit. Example         ⬩ It is important to block these doubled autos with ​

Hurricane

⬥ Masuta starts spinning for about 12 seconds, hitting nearby players for increasing Melee damage once per tick, chasing after you at walking speed during this attack.     • The best way to deal with this is + 1 GCD after the attack starts, allowing you to deal damage in MD and nullifies most of the damage you take.     • If using ranged, you may kite Masuta and use once he finishes spinning.     • It's possible to Masuta from the north side during this attack. ​

Tsunami

⬥ After Hurricane, Masuta returns to autoing, usually around the 4th, 5th or 6th autoattack, purple waters appear around the arena. The purples water thrash about while Masuta uses 3 more autos. Right after the 3rd auto, Masuta uses a Tsunami on his target. Example     • These hit you with two extremely high (7k+) hits.         ⬩ This can be dealt with by using both and after Masuta's 3rd autoattack. Example         ⬩ You can also move far enough to avoid getting hit. This can be done by either running or using as the auto before the hits. Example ​

Pulverise

⬥ After Tsunami, for the rest of Phase 1 Masuta may use Pulverise instead of an auto, dealing moderate damage. Example     • You can use or run 2 tiles away to avoid this.         ⬩ You only have 1 tick to move far enough when the text 'I'll pulverise you!' appears. ​

Waters

⬥ Once his HP reaches 275k, Masuta will stop attacking, start levitating, reducing all damage to 1. Example     • Thrashing waters will start spawning randomly periodically. They have 8000 HP and a very long-ranged autoattack.     • Up to 15 Thrashing Waters will be spawned over 90s.     • Pray Deflect Magic     • When a water is killed, players within a 2 tiles receive a 5% Calm Waters buff. Example         ⬩ This reduces the damage from Tsunamis in next phase relative to the percentage of the buff.     • Use to sustain HP during this phase and whenever it comes up to reduce damage taken. ​

Last phase

⬥ Masuta yells 'These waters will choke you where you stand!' and returns to the floor from his levitation. Example     • After he resumes attacking, he always does 2 autos followed by a Tsunami.     • For the rest of the phase, Masuta will cycle between using 3-6 autos and then a powerful Tsunami attack.     • Standing far away can help with prayer flicking as both autos and Tsunami will hit later.     • The magic attack has a travel time based on distance. While in MD the attack hits you instantly, while Ranged autoattacks take 1 tick to hit you.     • As Masuta has an attack speed of 4 ticks, by rotating your overhead prayers → → → → repeat, you will always be praying correctly. ​

Strategy

⬥ Start

Notes: This rotation requires the Heightened senses relic.

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Crossbows

(tc) → → → → → → → → → → auto → → → → (walk under) → → → → → dump until Masuta phases.

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Bows

(tc) → → → → → → → → → → auto → → → → (walk under) → → → → → dump until Masuta phases.

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⬥ Start Notes

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• At the start camp and swap to for 2 abilities after Ruby proc. If using arrows, camp .

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• After camp and swap to once you have high adrenaline (around 70%+).

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• If Masuta does late spin, use Surge to get far enough away to not have to leave your .

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⬥ Thrashing Waters

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Note the time you phased on P1 and add 1min 08s to it, this will be when you use

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Stand on the bottom edge of the south platform.

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Pray and heal off of Masuta with

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Kill any geysers that can hit you.

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Push Masuta south using and

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⬥ Final Phase

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• 68s after phasing P1, camp / (until used then switch to ) and use → → → build to → spam while improvising.

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Kill Example

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agjfrQ5JfBo

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Section 5

Room 1

⬥ Use Surge Bladed Dive on minimap onto west stairs, (tc) middle Pylon + → after releasing → on either of the 2 south Pylons:

⬥ → the last Pylon (basics if not 100% adren), get to 88%+ with defensives on the remaining Pylons without attacking them.

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⬥ Use and → to get behind Seiryu's head.

Seiryu, the Azure Serpent

To finish the dungeon, you need to free Seiryu by destroying the three black crystals on his shackles. This fight will challenge a player's ability to utilise the space they have in the arena to avoid a series of area-based mechanics.

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Mechanics

Face (7500k-7200k HP)

⬥ Seiryu first does 4 attacks then continues with the following attack rotation     • Huge Breath → 2 attacks → Shadow Energy → 2 attacks → repeat     • Seiryu's standard attack is either a slow attack (easy to flick) or a tail blackhole.     • The 2nd Shadow Energy mechanic will be replaced by the Black Hands mechanic. ​

Tail Blackhole

⬥ Seiryu dips his tail into the floor to summon a black hole under the player. Example     • Summoned blackholes will cover a 2x2 area, dealing rapid and increasing damage (~2000 per tick) to players standing on them, lasting for about 10 seconds before disappearing.     • Move out (1 tile north/east or 2 tiles south/west) of it to avoid damage. ​

Huge Breath

⬥ The message 'Seiryu takes a huge breath!' appears and Seiryu will swing his head from east to west while doing a breath attack. Example     • This deals ~8000 attack unprotected.     • You can dodge this attack by standing along the 2 southern rows of the arena. Alternatively, use , or .     • The hit lands when Seiryu's head reaches west making it easy to react to. ​

Shadow Energy

⬥ The game message 'Shadow energy bursts forth from Seiryu.' appears, and Seiryu launches a shadow projectile towards a tile marked by an arrow. Shortly after, highly damaging black hands will move from the marked tile towards your current location. Example     • Move out of the way when the black hands spawn.     • The hands have moderate KO potential so be careful especially if the projectile lands near you. ​

Black Hands

⬥ Replaces Seiryu's 2nd Shadow Energy mechanic. Black hands spawn from a random point along the south wall and move north, expanding out in V-shape pattern. Example     • These hands are extremely damaging, avoiding them is vital.     • Take extremely caution especially if using and don't stand directly at the south wall when this mechanic is imminent.     • Once this mechanic has been cast, a new set of black hands will spawn when the current formation is complete. ​

Shackle

⬥ At 7200k HP, Seiryu stops his attacks and lowers his head, all existing mechanics then disappear. Example     • You will be able to climb the shackle at these two points and start damaging the Black Crystals on the shackle. Example     • The crystals have 150K HP and can be damaged using . The fight ends once all of them are destroyed.     • After some time, 6 shadow enigmas will spawn and slowly move towards Seiryu. Example         ⬩ Upon reaching his face, enigmas will heal crystals by 50k HP each. Example         ⬩ Ignore the first set of enigmas and DPS the crystals. ​

Post-Shackle

⬥ After the 6th heal is finished, you have 13.2 seconds before you get stunned and teleported back down from the shackle.     • During this time, a second set of enigmas will have spawned.         ⬩ Tag and kill them before attacking Seiryu.     • Seiryu heals back to 7500k HP. Get him down to below 7200k again to continue killing the black crystals.     • After dragging you down, Seiryu will always start with a Huge Breath attack before continuing his attacking rotation from the previous phase.         ⬩ or before getting dragged down, and walk to the south wall while tagging and killing the enigmas to avoid the breath.         ⬩ Continue attacking Seiryu afterwards.     • If you kill all 3 crystals during the first shackle segment, the fight ends and this portion will not happen. ​

Strategy

Note: Camp Hydrix bolts

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Crossbows

(tc) → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → improvise until phased → onto 1 of the yellow climb spots

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Bows

(tc) + → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → improvise until phased → onto 1 of the yellow climb spots

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Phase 1 Notes

⬥ If using , place it further away from head (East / West) so you can dodge Seiryu's tendril attack without leaving Flank range.

⬥ Lower HP to ~5k before Shadow Tendrils, only heal up to ~3k before each mage hit after Shadow Tendrils , camp mage prayer after to lower your HP even more (~1.5k).

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• This is so that you can benefit from the Berserker's Fury relic power.

⬥ Make sure to end on 90%+ adren so that you don't have to rely on procs.

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Crossbows

Crystal 1

Note: (Camp , swap to if you get a ruby proc)

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Spam Target Cycle and → → → → → → → → → auto → improvise if not dead.

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Crystal 2

Note: Camp Hydrix bolts , use for thresholds if needed

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→ → → → → → → → improvise

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Note: Improvise using → if you don't get procs. Make sure to be 110% adren before third crystal.

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Crystal 3

Camp , swap to after you get a ruby proc. Make sure to have Vigour equipped for every

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→ 2 ticks after 2nd heal → (Place when cooldown ends) → → → → (wait 6t) → → ( only if you drank your late) →

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1 Cycle Notes

⬥ Never Soul Split unless under to keep HP as low as possible.

⬥ Use to get to thresholds if low adrenaline.

⬥ Vigour for all Dark Bow specs .

⬥ If you are not using Heightened Senses , it is important to time your during properly for the 3rd Crystal, if it's late then you won't get enough adrenaline in time and if it's too early you will overboost.

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎• Ideally use it on the 6th tick of Rapid Fire .

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Bows

Crystal 1

Note: Use to , otherwise use . Use for thresholds if needed.

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Spam Target Cycle and → → x2 + + → → → → → → → → with proc → → → → improvise as required

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Crystal 2

→ → → → → → → → improvise

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Crystal 3

→ 2 ticks after 2nd heal or immediately if early → (Place when cooldown ends) → → → → → → → Improvise

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Example Runs

https://youtu.be/hoX9YddzNN0 - 9:41 example

https://youtu.be/vFYlzcfUnBo - 9:44 example

https://youtu.be/o1Y_R-GW_iE - 10:41 no grico example

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