Hildebrandt Palace is currently one of the most mechanically dense abyssal dungeons in The Lost Ark and is a lot of fun to complete.

The Lost Ark - Hildebrandt Palace Abyssal Dungeon Title The final dungeon of the Phantom Palace and the final level of the Abyssal dungeon, Hildebrandt Palace is currently one of the more mechanically dense Abyssal dungeons in The Lost Ark and is great fun. Once players get used to playing this dungeon with a minimum level of 460 items, they may find that they enjoy playing it again after the weekly reset, as it balances mechanics and talents just right.

In this modified version of the ending to the Rohendel main quest dungeon, players will encounter the Queen of the Phantom Legion and two different encounters with one of the story's most important characters, Blair Shaza. So, without further delay, it's time to review what players need to know to complete the Hildebrandt Palace Abyss raid in The Lost Ark.

Compressed Quick Check Guide

Those who have already mastered this Abyssal dungeon or already know everything needed for the Lost Ark raid content might just be looking for a guide to quickly review the most important aspects. Well, that's exactly what the first part covers: a condensed version of the rest of the guide from SSEGold, covering the most important aspects in one big chunk.

Hildebrandt Palace is divided into four sections: Boss fight, Queen of the Phantom Legion, a longer mob removal section, the first phase of the Brelshaza fight and the second Brelshaza fight. The Queen of the Phantom Legion really only has one mechanism that players need to remember: the teleportation mirror. When the queen takes center stage and mirrors appear at the edge of the arena, the time has come. Players should quickly interact with a colored mirror that has another mirror of the same color on the opposite side of the purple energy wave to be safe. You shouldn't interact with the violet mirror, which only teleports the player to the center of the arena, usually into the deadly energy wave itself.

The first phase of Brelshaza also has only one mechanic to remember: the Rolling Stone phase of combat. With 14 and 6 HP bars remaining, Brelshaza tilts the stage with spinning blades at the bottom and spawns infinite boulders at the top. The player with the red meter at her feet needs to approach her. Once the meteor hits the player and Brelshaza, the phase is over.

In the second phase of the Brelshaza encounter, there are two mechanics to remember: the staged trial and the torch mechanic. The tiered test is simple, the player just needs to know which HP bar it's taking place on, e.g. Brelshaza's 34th and 26th. As for the torch mechanic, this occurs on her 16th and 8th HP bars and is a bit more complicated.

If a player has a red X over them and three empty balls over their head, then they are the one who must stand still while the rest of the team aims their piece directly at them. Once the red telegrams appear, they should run as fast as possible. The second time, a player with a red X and a ball and a player with a black spotlight will appear behind them. The player with the black headlight must remain standing in order for the player with the red X and the ball to enter the headlight. Once the red telegraph goes off, they should run away again.