Dragonsong's Reprise

You can access Dragonsong's Reprise by finishing Asphodelos: The Fourth Circle (Savage) and having a conversation with the Wandering Minstrel located in Old Sharlayan. Should your character lack a P4S clear, the optional add-on provided here includes the requirement within your FFXIV DSR Boost purchase.

Every full clear of DSU grants you one Dragonsong Totem. You can trade this Totem at Nesvaaz in Radz-at-Han (X: 10.6, Y: 10.0) to obtain a Weapon of the Heavens at 605 ilvl; essentially, one clear equals one Totem and one weapon. For Paladins, you will need two Totems to acquire the complete weapon set (sword and shield individually). Our DSR boost service covers the necessary number of clears.

Dragonsong's Reprise (DSR) functions as a level 90 Ultimate-tier encounter, necessitating a level 90+ job and 600+ ilvl gear for entry. Inside the instance, players are synced to level 90. There is no minimum level requirement for the FFXIV DSR Boost other than the standard conditions for entry.

Finishing Dragonsong's Reprise Ultimate grants these rewards, all of which are permanent and cannot be obtained elsewhere:

• Adventurer Plate Flair — a special DSR completion badge for your player portrait.
• Dragonsong Totem (1 per clear) — trade for the 605 ilvl Weapon of the Heavens at Nesvaaz in Radz-at-Han;
• The Heavens' Legend title — a permanent display before your character name;
• As Suits a Hero achievement — lasting verification of your DSR completion;

The DSR weapons, also referred to as Dragonsong War Ultimate Weapons, feature a distinct Ishgard design that cannot be found via any other in-game method. Refer to the table above for a complete list of rewards.

The Weapon of the Heavens obtained from DSU is item level 605, serving as the Endwalker-era Ultimate weapon that features a distinct golden Ishgard aesthetic only found in Dragonsong's Reprise (DSR). Every job is provided with a specific weapon model. A single Dragonsong Totem is sufficient for one weapon for all jobs, with the exception of the Paladin, which requires two.