Heaven on High Floors 1-30 Guide

The first 30 floors of Heaven on High are relatively simple in comparison to the later floors, and do not require as much detail to cover. Future floorsets will be given their own individual pages. On floors 1-30, the Accursed Horde will take the form of a Silver-haloed Sack, and Mimics can spawn from Bronze Coffers.

Across all floorsets in Heaven on High, Pomanders of Affluence, Flight and Altercation will not appear in Gold Coffers on the final non-boss floor of a floorset.

As an introductory floorset, most enemies here have very basic mechanics that are not overly punishing to fail. You can expect 3-7 kills to be required to proceed between floors, 4-6 Treasure Coffers per floor, 3-6 rooms per floor and 2-3 enemies per room outside of Treasure Rooms, which will have significantly more Coffers and enemies.

Unique to this floorset, Bronze Coffers and Magicite will not appear before floor 7. Elder Magicite will not appear before floor 31. Additionally, Pomanders of Altercation, Purity, Petrification, Concealment or Raising will not appear before floor 7.

The first boss of Heaven on High, and one of the simplest. Use of gap-closing abilites or Sprint will be very helpful for the main mechanic of this fight.

1. Concussive Oscillation
2. Overtow (will move middle first)
3. Amorphous Applause
4. Repeat from Start

The arena is a circle, with the boss starting at the far side. With its extremely simple rotation of one baited AoE, a knockback and a half-room cleave, this boss is not a significant threat.

The first mechanic of the fight is Concussive Oscillation, a telegraphed circle AoE targeting a random player. After a few auto-attacks, the boss will move to the middle of the arena and cast Overtow, a knockback that pushes all players out to the walls of the arena. This knockback cannot be ignored with skills such as Arm's Length or Surecast.

The boss will now turn to face a random player and begin to cast Amorphous Applause, a telegraphed half-room cleave AoE. Simply walk forwards and behind the boss to avoid this. You can choose to use a gap-closer or Sprint for this too, which will make it even safer. Each cast of Amorphous Applause is just over 30 seconds apart, so jobs with gap-closing abilities should make sure to limit their use of these skills outside of this mechanic.

After this point, the boss will begin to loop mechanics.

On a DPS, you can expect a killtime of about two minutes at level 67, or faster with the aid of a Pomander of Strength. On a tank or healer, you can expect a killtime of about three minutes under the same conditions.

As the second floorset of Heaven on High, enemies become slightly more threatening. Some enemies without significance are excluded from the table below. You can expect 3-7 kills to be required to proceed between floors, 4-6 Treasure Coffers per floor, 3-6 rooms per floor and 2-3 enemies per room outside of Treasure Rooms, which will have significantly more Coffers and enemies.

The second boss of Heaven on High. Staying close to the boss and not greeding damage during the gaze mechanic will see it cleared without issue.

1. Proboscis
2. Psycho Squama
3. Proboscis
4. Neuro Squama
5. Psycho Squama
6. Repeat from Start

The arena is a circle, with the boss starting at the far side. Pulling it to the middle of the arena and staying close to it will allow you to easily dodge one of the two main mechanics of the fight.

The boss begins with Proboscis, a stronger basic attack. This is followed up with Psycho Squama, a telegraphed cone-shaped AoE targeting a random player that inflicts Confused for 10s to any player hit by it. The closer you are to the boss, the easier it will be to avoid it.

After another Proboscis, the boss will cast Neuro Squama, an omnidirectional Gaze AoE that also inflicts Confused for 10s to any player hit by it. At the same time as this, butterfly adds will spawn around the outside of the arena. These will begin to cast Fragility, a point-blank AoE that inflicts Paralysis for 30s on any players hit. These AoEs will go off at the same time as the next cast of Psycho Squama ends, directly after Neuro Squama

After this point, the boss will begin to loop mechanics.

On a DPS, you can expect a killtime of about two and a half minutes at level 70, or faster with the aid of a Pomander of Strength. On a tank or healer, you can expect a killtime of about seven to three and a half minutes under the same conditions.

As the third floorset of Heaven on High, enemies will once again become slightly more challenging, with a few specific ones needing to be watched for. This is also the final floorset of the 'story' part of the dungeon, and everything after this is meant as a challenge to players who are willing to attempt it. You can expect 3-7 kills to be required to proceed between floors, 4-6 Treasure Coffers per floor, 3-6 rooms per floor and 3-4 enemies per room outside of Treasure Rooms, which will have significantly more Coffers and enemies.

The third boss of Heaven on High. This boss has significantly more mechanics than previous bosses, but is still not overly challenging to deal with.

1. Lightning Strike
2. Cloud Call
3. Shiko
4. Lightning Strike
5. Lightning Strike
6. Lightning Strike
7. Supercell
8. Cloud Call
9. Shiko
10. Supercell
11. Repeat from third Lightning Strike

The arena is a circle, with the boss starting at the far side. While this fight can seem overwhelming to begin with, the main mechanic is simple to deal with both solo and in a party.

The first mechanic, Lightning Strike, is a telegraphed line AoE. Next, Cloud Call will summon clouds to cover the entire arena. Finally, the boss will cast Shiko, a proximity AoE that will knock all players into the air upon them receiving damage. In order to resolve this combination of mechanics, move away from the boss and stand underneath a cloud. When knocked into the air, any player standing underneath a cloud will pass through it, destroying it. As players land, all remaining clouds will cast Lightning Bolt, a point-blank AoE that inflicts a 20% Vulnerability Up for 1m to any player hit by one.

The boss will now cast three Lightning Strikes in a row. Next, Supercell is a telegraphed half-room cleave AoE targeting a random player, so get behind the boss to avoid this. The boss will use Cloud Call again, followed by Shiko, so resolve this as before. However, this time the boss will follow up with Supercell. Wait a moment for the Lightning Bolts to resolve, then move behind the boss again. Sprint or gap-closing abilities can help here.

After this point, the boss will begin to loop mechanics.

On a dps, you can expect a kill-time of about three minutes, or faster with the aid of a Pomander of Strength. On a tank or healer, you can expect a kill-time of about four minutes under the same conditions.

This is the end of the basic floorsets for Heaven on High. Upon completing the quest On the Shoulders of Giants, players will be able to progress to floors 31 and onwards with a fixed party.