Quick Reference Leveling Guide Act 5
Guide Format
This guide has been divided into in-game Acts, making it easy to view and absorb without being overly long or confusing. At the bottom of each page, you will find a button that takes you to the next Act’s guide. You can also use the Table of Contents above to navigate to any Act.
Act V
- Grab the Waypoint and make your way through the Slave Pens.
- Kill Overseer Crow, and ascend the ladder that drops down to enter the Overseer’s Tower.
- Talk to Lani to receive the ring reward.
- Enter the Control Blocks.
- Find the Miasmeter. Typically, this item is found about halfway through the zone, on the left-most part of the area.
- Kill Justicar Casticus at the end of the area and pick up the Eyes of Zeal.
- Enter Oriath Square and grab the Waypoint.
- Find and enter the Templar Courts.
- Make your way through the zone and enter The Chamber of Innocence, grabbing the immediate Waypoint.
- Find The Sanctum of Innocence and kill High Templar Avarius and Innocence.
- Enter The Chamber of Innocence through the newly opened exit.
- Enter the Torched Courts and make your way through the area.
- Enter the Ruined Square. The entrances to other areas in the Ruined Square are always in the same general area of the zone. We have provided an extremely simplified diagram below to help you quickly locate what you are looking for.
- Enter the Ossuary.
- Find the Sign of Purity and return to the Ruined Square via the exit.
- Locate The Reliquary.
- Find each of Kitava’s Torments and logout or portal to town.
- Speak to NPCs for quest rewards.
- You are about to fight Kitava and get hit with a -30% resistance penalty. It is advised you make sure your elemental resistances are overcapped by roughly 30%, so that you will not struggle too much in the upcoming act as a result of this infliction.
- Return to the Ruined Square via Waypoint.
- Enter the Cathedral Rooftop and make your way through the area.
- Enter the Cathedral Apex and defeat Kitava.
- Speak with Lily Roth and sail to Wraeclast.
