How to Clear Stage 5: Blazing Trance

This is a guide for Floor 5: Blazing Trance in LET IT DIE: INFERNO. It shows the benefits of clearing difficult areas in LID, along with preparations and key strategy points.

Blazing Trance Exploration Methods and Features

Take the Rightmost Route

Blazing Trance is the most difficult stage in Tier 5. Clear the Skeletal Grove in Tier 6 to unlock Iron Peak, then you can challenge it by continuously choosing the rightmost route.

There Are Four High-Difficulty Battle Rushes

To clear Blazing Trance, you need to break through four Battle Rushes. It is a very difficult stage because multiple strong enemies appear at the same time.

You can survive by breaking through all the Battle Rushes and defeating the boss, Mironette, in the deepest part.

Benefits of Exploring Blazing Trance

Access Floor 6: The Mortal Cycle

Clearing Blazing Trance allows you to go to Tier 6's The Mortal Cycle. In The Mortal Cycle, you can fight the strongest boss of Season 4, Berserk Gomamusha.

Can Aim for Legendary Rarity Equipment

In Blazing Trance, it's easy to obtain Legendary Rarity equipment from Treasure Buds and enemies.

Blazing Trance Preparation and Countermeasures

Select Powerful Cores

In Exploration up to Tier 4, prioritize selecting Cores that increase survivability like the ones above.

Bring Healing Items

In a Battle Rush, multiple enemies appear at once, making it easy to take unexpected Damage. Prepare as many healing items as you can carry, and make use of your Inventory Weight and Safe Box.

Bring Legendary Rarity Weapons

Weapon	Recommendation / Review
Katana	[Recommendation] ★★★★★ - Fast Normal Attack startup - Can perform an area attack with Deathblow - Easy to land a Counterattack
Chemical Popper	[Recommendation] ★★★★★ - Can control the area by placing poison bubbles on the ground - Wide attack range for its Deathblow
Rammer	[Recommendation] ★★★★★ - Wide attack range for its Deathblow - Normal Attack also has a wide range
Bat	[Recommendation] ★★★★ - Fast Normal Attack startup - High Attack power on its Deathblow - Slightly difficult to land a Counterattack
Wheel Blade	[Recommendation] ★★★★ - Fast Normal Attack startup - Very easy to land a Counterattack - Difficult to utilize the range of its Deathblow in narrow combat areas
Arm	[Recommendation] ★★★★ - High Attack power on its Deathblow - Easiest to use among New Save Weapons - Normal Attack doesn't combo

For Blazing Trance, bring Legendary Rarity Weapons. Weapons that can hit multiple enemies are especially useful in a Battle Rush.

Use Milene's Skill

Using Milene's 'Stealth' Skill at the start of or during a battle will cause enemies to lose sight of you. You can use this opening to get close and land a Deathblow to deal massive Damage.

However, be aware that Stealth is ineffective against Toll Type enemies.

Use Inva's Skill

Using Inva's Skill, Chronos Lock, allows you to briefly stop enemy movement. After a Skill Upgrade, you can stop 2-3 enemies at once, and attack them with Deathblows or other attacks during that time.

Blazing Trance Guide

Blazing Trance Map

Blazing Trance is composed of two identically shaped Areas. You will fight twice in each Area, and after clearing a total of four Battle Rushes, you can proceed. Both Areas are narrow and mostly a single path.

Craburgers and Treasure Buds are Available

In front of the Judgment Gates and in the passages between Battle Rushes, there are Craburgers and Treasure Buds. Restore your Health between battles before moving on.

First Battle Rush

The enemies in the first set don't have much Health, so quickly defeat one of them. The Doomed Toll and Dreamseeker appear one at a time, so fight them calmly.

Second Battle Rush

In the first set, prioritize defeating the barrier-casting Flapavian. In the second set, don't attack recklessly; wait for an opening and hit a Humanoid with a Deathblow to defeat them one by one. You can fight the Dreamcraver in the third set one-on-one.

Third Battle Rush

In the first set, defeat the Mobwheeler first. The two Doomed Tolls in the second set are one of the difficult parts. Wait for an opening, land a Deathblow, and focus your attacks on one of them.

Area-of-Effect Deathblows Are Effective

The Doomed Tolls cannot Guard your attacks. Adjust your positioning and hit both with a Deathblow at the same time to stop them both at once.

The Katana, Chemical Popper, and Rammer make it easy to aim for hitting both at the same time.

Fourth Battle Rush

The Berserk Doomed Toll is a one-on-one fight, but it's quite tough. Fight carefully to avoid taking Damage.

The two Dreamragers are extremely tough, so focus your attacks to take one down quickly. Make use of Deathblows and Counterattacks.

The Boss is Mironette

Once you break through all the Battle Rushes, you can proceed to the boss Area. The boss is Mironette, but it's an easier opponent to fight than the third and fourth Battle Rushes. You should be able to defeat it if you have a few healing items.

What to Do If You Get Stuck

Acquire All Masteries

Before taking on Blazing Trance, earn Mastery Points and acquire all Body Masteries.

Take Other Routes if Your Cores are Weak

If the Cores you obtained up to Tier 4 are weak, don't proceed to Blazing Trance and choose Great Scorch in Tier 5 instead. If you bring back equipment from Great Scorch, you can prepare for your next attempt.

Change Your Body

If you can't win, change the Body you are using. We recommend Milene or Inva, whose Skills are powerful, or Timothy, who can restore Health and Rage Gauge between battles.

If you want to break through with Attack power, Ten (Attacker) and Pearl (Attacker) are also good options.

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List and Database

Raiders

Timothy	Pearl	Patrick
Sasuke	Ten	Milene

Weapons

Bare Hands	Bat	Axe	Sealed Portrait
Katana	Arm	Evil Rod	Wheel Blade
Greatsword	Magnetic Staff	Fireworks Shooter	Propeller Edge
Corrupted Fang	Rammer	Odachi	Hammer
Dekotora	Vampiric Tree	Shield	Metal Whip
Executioner	Plasma Laser