Deltascape V2.0 (Savage)

Deltascape V2.0 (Savage) or O2S is the first floor of Omega: Deltascape (Savage) and tougher version of Deltascape V2.0. Players are required to have item level of 315+ to queue for it.

Strategy

Mechanics

Many mechanics in the fight only affect you if you are floating and vice-versa. Sometimes you have to float and sometimes you have to stay on the ground. To float, use the Duty Action, which costs an oGCD.

Before starting, assign each tank/healer and each DPS with a main cardinal direction, N/E/S/W. One tank/healer and one DPS should be at each main cardinal direction.

Catastrophe enrages at 10:45, with a raid DPS requirement of at least ~20500.

Antilight

The main mechanic in the fight. Catastrophe summons large spheres that cover a large portion of the arena. Blue spheres are on the ground and Yellow spheres are in the air. Stand in the safe spot to avoid probably dying.
Antilight Yellow

• Floating players are not safe. Do not float until a ground mechanic resolves in order to dodge this.

Antilight Blue and Yellow

• The middle will be safe, whether you are floating or not.
• For the very first one, only being on the ground in the middle is safe.

Tremblor

A small raidwide AoE, and indicates that Earthquake is about to come. Happens twice.

Earthquake

Instantly kills anyone on the ground when the castbar resolves.

100Gs

Two blue circles spawn on players with #1 enmity and #2 enmity. Players standing in these circles will be forced to the ground. Always stack to ensure everyone safely makes it to the ground.

Gravitational Wave

A magical raid buster AoE that does lots of damage. Mitigate as necessary.

Gravitational Manipulation

Catastrophe forces one tank/healer and one DPS to either float or be on the ground, then puts a stack marker AoE around them both (Fourfold Sacrifice). Four players including the marked player must be in each stack. Failure to do so will do heavy AoE damage and apply a vuln stack.

• Assign tanks/healers OR DPS to float. This will always satisfy the Fourfold Sacrifice’s condition. We had DPS always float.

Aetherial Rift

Inflicts the 6 Fulms Under debuff to anyone standing on the ground. If the debuff resolves, it instantly kills the player. Float to get rid of the debuff.

Paranormal Wave

A cleave directed towards the MT. Inflicts a stacking debuff called Gradual Petrification. If a player has three stacks, it will petrify them and likely instantly kill them. There will always be three in a row, and an Evilsphere after the second cleave.

• Tank swap after the second cleave to ensure the MT does not die from the third cleave. The MT should move to the side afterwards to avoid getting cleaved. We have the OT provoke during Evilsphere.

Evilsphere

A high damage magical tank buster. Mitigate as necessary.

Maniacal Probe

Marks tanks/healers or DPS with tentacle spawns. The marked players must bring their tentacles to their assigned positions. These tentacles, after Epicenter casts, will indicate where Earthquakes will spawn from. Deals slight damage to the marked players.

Epicenter

The tentacles begin to react to where the Earthquakes are. The very edge of the arena where the first tentacle to stop glowing will be safe.

Death’s Gaze

A standard gaze type attack that will kill anyone looking at the boss when the cast bar resolves.

-100Gs

Catastrophe summons three Antilight Blue and Yellows across the centre of the arena. The very North and South is safe. Additionally, he marks a few players with an AoE - be careful not to overlap these. When the cast bar resolves, all players will be flung into the air.

• Stand in the very North and South of the arena, and spread out in that small space to avoid overlapping AoE markers.

Unstable Gravity

Marks four players with the Unstable Gravity debuff. When this resolves, it emits a large AoE damaging all players hit.

Long Drop

An AoE stack marker that knocks anyone floating back from the center of the stack. Players on the ground are not knocked back. Deals heavy damage to all players hit.

• Unstable Gravity goes off a few seconds after Long Drop. Have the players marked with Unstable Gravity get knocked back to their assigned positions once the Antilight Blue and Yellow resolves.
• Alternatively, you can have the players marked with Unstable Gravity move right after the Antilight Blue and Yellow resolves to their assigned positions, and heavily mitigate the Long Drop with Feint, Shields, Reprisal, etc. I do not recommend this but it does work, and has about the same uptime.

Fight

Phase 1

• Tremblor x2
• Earthquake
• 100 Gs
• Antilight Blue and Yellow
• Gravitational Wave
• Gravitational Manipulation
• Aetherial Rift
• Paranormal Wave
• Paranormal Wave
• Evilsphere
• Paranormal Wave

Phase 2

• Maniacal Probe Tanks/Healers
• Death’s Gaze
• Epicenter
• Gravitational Wave
• 100 Gs
• Gravitational Wave
• Paranormal Wave
• Gravitational Manipulation
• Paranormal Wave
• Evilsphere
• Paranormal Wave
• -100 Gs
• Death’s Gaze
• 100 Gs
• Antilight Blue and Yellow + Unstable Gravity Tanks/Healers
• Long Drop
• 100 Gs
• Antilight Yellow
• Tremblor x2
• Earthquake
• 100 Gs

Phase 3

• Maniacal Probe DPS
• Death’s Gaze
• Epicenter
• Gravitational Manipulation
• Antilight Blue and Yellow + Unstable Gravity DPS
• Long Drop
• Paranormal Wave
• Paranormal Wave
• Evilsphere
• Paranormal Wave
• Antilight Yellow
• 100 Gs

Phase 4

• Maniacal Probe Tanks/Healers
• Death’s Gaze
• Epicenter
• Gravitational Manipulation
• Antilight Blue and Yellow + Unstable Gravity Tanks/Healers
• Long Drop
• Death’s Gaze
• Aetherial Rift
• Gravitational Wave
• Paranormal Wave
• Antilight Yellow
• 100 Gs
• Paranormal Wave
• Evilsphere
• Paranormal Wave
• Gravitational Manipulation
• Aetherial Rift
• Antilight Yellow
• 100 Gs
• Tremblor x2
• Earthquake
• Gravitational Wave
• -100 Gs
• Death’s Gaze
• Antilight Yellow
• 100 Gs
• Tremblor x2
• Earthquake
• Gravitational Wave Enrage

Enrage is a long Gravitational Wave cast that ends at around ~10:45.

Loot

In addition to dropping two random pieces of gear from the below list, everyone in the group will also receive an Deltascape Datalog v2.0. They can be traded for any one of the below items of your choice to Gelfradus in Rhalgr's Reach (x13.7,y12.0).

• Lost Allagan Glaze

Hand Armor

Item	Icon	Level	Item Level	Requirement	Slot	Defence	Magic Defence	Materia Slots	Stats and Attributes
Genji Kote of Aiming		70	340	ARC, BRD, MCH	Hands	418	418	2	Dexterity +172, Vitality +182, Critical Hit +109, Determination +156
Genji Kote of Casting		70	340	THM, ACN, BLM, SMN, RDM	Hands	304	532	2	Vitality +164, Intelligence +172, Spell Speed +156, Direct Hit Rate +109
Genji Kote of Fending		70	340	GLA, MRD, PLD, WAR, DRK	Hands	759	759	2	Strength +172, Vitality +182, Skill Speed +156, Tenacity +109
Genji Kote of Healing		70	340	CNJ, WHM, SCH, AST	Hands	304	532	2	Vitality +164, Mind +172, Spell Speed +156, Piety +109
Genji Kote of Maiming		70	340	LNC, DRG	Hands	532	418	2	Strength +172, Vitality +182, Critical Hit +109, Direct Hit Rate +156
Genji Kote of Scouting		70	340	ROG, NIN	Hands	418	418	2	Dexterity +172, Vitality +182, Determination +156, Skill Speed +109
Genji Kote of Striking		70	340	PGL, MNK, SAM	Hands	418	418	2	Strength +172, Vitality +182, Skill Speed +109, Direct Hit Rate +156

Feet Armor

Item	Icon	Level	Item Level	Requirement	Slot	Defence	Magic Defence	Materia Slots	Stats and Attributes
Genji Sune-ate of Aiming		70	340	ARC, BRD, MCH	Feet	418	418	2	Dexterity +172, Vitality +182, Critical Hit +109, Determination +156
Genji Sune-ate of Casting		70	340	THM, ACN, BLM, SMN, RDM	Feet	304	532	2	Vitality +164, Intelligence +172, Critical Hit +156, Direct Hit Rate +109
Genji Sune-ate of Fending		70	340	GLA, MRD, PLD, WAR, DRK	Feet	759	759	2	Strength +172, Vitality +182, Determination +156, Skill Speed +109
Genji Sune-ate of Healing		70	340	CNJ, WHM, SCH, AST	Feet	304	532	2	Vitality +164, Mind +172, Determination +109, Spell Speed +156
Genji Sune-ate of Maiming		70	340	LNC, DRG	Feet	532	418	2	Strength +172, Vitality +182, Critical Hit +156, Direct Hit Rate +109
Genji Sune-ate of Scouting		70	340	ROG, NIN	Feet	418	418	2	Dexterity +172, Vitality +182, Critical Hit +109, Direct Hit Rate +156
Genji Sune-ate of Striking		70	340	PGL, MNK, SAM	Feet	418	418	2	Strength +172, Vitality +182, Determination +156, Skill Speed +109

Lore

Taken by curiosity, you activate something called the Savage Initiative at a Garlond Ironworks terminal.

Apparently a program to address work-related stress, you are treated to a soothing song composed by a certain minstrel, its lush strains massaging your mind and adding vibrant flourishes to the memories of your trials within the Deltascape...