You’ve pretty much got some dash AoE (area of effect) damage and knockbacks to deal with, but that’s honestly the most of it and they’re all well telegraphed. The second phase, when Diamond Weapon sheds its armor and lands on a platform, is actually a bit of a breather. Don’t be shy about using the teleporters. For healing’s sake the party mostly wants to be sat on one platform, but the second platform is both useful for mitigating some attacks, and essential for avoiding others. Second, make use of the fact that there are two platforms. First and most importantly, every auto-attack is actually a line attack that hits both tanks, so the tanks should stand away from each other and away from the party. In the first and third phases (in other words, when it’s floating in between the two platforms), there are a couple of things to bear in mind. It’s also got a few attacks you might recognize from the earlier Weapon raids. Basically, Diamond Weapon has a lot of attacks split across its two forms, and most of them require careful positioning. Oof, this is a hard one to write up in short form. Don’t worry: this guide will tell you everything you need to know so that you won’t fall to your doom. The fight against the Diamond Weapon takes place in the skies and is split across a pair of platforms, which you’ll need to hop between to evade particular attacks. But it’s a bit different than usual, and not just because it doesn’t play Big Fat Tacos. This is a Normal Raid, so it’s an eight-player battle. The Diamond Weapon, the last and strongest of the Weapon machina, is now ready for battle in the Cloud Deck. Patch 5.5 of Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers gives us the finale of the Sorrow of Werlyt questline.
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