The Breaker of Worlds in Final Fantasy 16 is an S rank hunt that is available from the mid game onwards and as an S rank you have to figure out where it is on your own.
There are a few clues to help narrow your search, but they’re pretty vague and can easily lead you astray, so below we’ve detailed The Breaker of Worlds location in Final Fantasy 16, as well as tips on how to beat The Breaker of Worlds. Worlds, as he can be a deadly foe to deal with if Clive is unprepared.
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Final Fantasy 16 The Breaker of Worlds Location
The Breaker of Worlds is located east of Cressida in the province of Rosaria, which is south of The Broken Hilt and east of Martha’s Rest. Fast travel to Eastpool and then head south for the faster route.
Here’s a map image showing exactly where to find The Breaker of Worlds:
Atlas is the real name of The Breaker of Worlds.
If you’re riding a Chocobo, you’ll know you’re near the right area when Clive automatically dismounts onto a bridge that leads to a small abandoned living room with scarecrows and some regular enemies.
Once you see the scarecrows, you’ll know you’re close to The Breaker of Worlds.
Before taking on The Breaker of Worlds, we strongly recommend saving just before the fight starts so you can reload it from this position if you die, instead of respawning at a fast travel point.
We have more tips for taking on The Breaker of Worlds below.
Tips on how to beat Atlas The Breaker of Worlds in Final Fantasy 16
The Worldbreaker, also known as Atlas, is a notorious level 45 S-rank mark that can kill Clive with a single hit on occasion, and almost kill him every other time. As an S rank, it’s one of the toughest hunts in the game, but careful planning can help make the fight a bit easier.
Here are some tips on how to beat Atlas The Breaker of Worlds in Final Fantasy 16:
- Get Clive up to at least mid level 30, but closer to level 40 is better – the ‘On Fortune and the Heavens’ accessory can help you level up faster as it increases your EXP gained by 15%.
- You can equip some abilities on other Eikons – we equipped Rising Flames as a Titan ability because we liked it better than the other available Titan powers, and it freed up a slot for real Ifrit/Phoenix abilities. You may have to master a skill for this to be available, so it’s lucky that…
- Respect Is Free – You can redeem any of your skill points for free and use those skill points to master another skill if you think it will help you the most in the fight against Atlas.
- Equip the Berserker Ring: You have to dodge a lot during the fight with Atlas if you want to stay alive and equipping the Berserker Ring takes advantage of this as it gives Clive a small window of increased damage after performing a Precision Dodge.
- Use Will-o’-the-Wykes – This fire ability creates a shield for Clive as he damages enemies and is incredibly useful as protection against the giant laser beam that Atlas uses after falling to half health.
- Stay close to Atlas during the second half of the battle. This may seem dangerous, but it’s much more dangerous to attack from a distance once Atlas is down to half health on him, as he can instantly kill Clive with his long-range laser, ‘Saber. Dance’. So it’s best to stay at a close enough distance that you can launch your fire ability towards Atlas when you see him preparing for the laser attack.
- Try aerial combat – you can still dodge while fighting in the air, and it’s much easier to avoid Atlas’s laser beam and wide swings while you’re high up. Having Garuda as your active Eikon powers can help with this, as pressing the circle will launch Clive into the air quickly.
- Use Limit Break when Atlas is still fighting: We normally wait until an enemy is downed before unleashing Clive’s Limit Break, but since Clive is so fast with his attacks during a Limit Break, it’s the perfect time to stop melee attacks Atlas body. Just make sure to keep an eye on your health, as you could still miss the parry and take a dangerous amount of damage.
The rewards for defeating Atlas The Breaker of Worlds are:
- x1 Fallen Iron
- x1 orichalcum
- 15,000 XP
- 120 skill points
- 50 renown
- 20,000 gil
Good luck taking on The Breaker of Worlds in Final Fantasy 16!
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