Ce guide n'est pas de moi, je l'ai trouver (encore une fois) sur un site US, il est donc en anglais (la flemme de traduire désolé ).

Il en intéressera peut être certain et vous donnera peut être envie de participer prochainement à un event LS dans un de ces dongeons qui sait.

Source: http://www.ffxivinfo.com/news.php?i=ffxiv:-the-6-dungeons-of-the-open-beta-84

Les dongeons de Limsa Lominsa:

Cassiopeia Hollow




Cassiopeia Hollow can be accessed from a tunnel in La Noscea near Camp Bloodshore in the east of the map. We have discussed this area before during the closed beta and after visiting the other five it remains my favourite. There is a wide variety of colourful plants, lakes and a surprisingly lack of aggressive monsters. It is easy to navigate but not completely safe. Yarzon Scavengers should be avoided, as you will see in the sixth screenshot.






Mistbeard Cove




Mistbeard Cove can be accessed from a tunnel in La Noscea near Camp Bald Knoll in the west of the map. This is by far the most dangerous and difficult to navigate dungeon I ventured into. The problem is that close to the entrance each path has multiple aggressive monsters. So unless you are high enough to be able to defeat these you are going to die, a lot. I certainly did. With persistence I still managed to bring you some interesting screenshots. I discovered an aggressive monster that looked like a Roegadyn, unfortunately I learnt the hard way not to get too close.





Les dongeons d'Ul'dah:

Nanawa Mines




Nanawa Mines can be accessed from a tunnel in Thanalan near Camp Black Brush towards the centre of the map. Here we have a typical mine filled with narrow passages, bridges and mining equipment. Of course the area would not be complete without some weird looking creatures and undead skeletons. The bridges were about as far as I could get before an aggressive creature ended my fun.






Copperbell Mines




Copperbell Mines can be accessed from a tunnel in Thanalan near Camp Nophica's Wells towards the south of the map. There is the Formicary and the Mining Pits. I'm unsure whether I saw both parts of the area but I certainly saw a variety of terrain. I had my first experience with desert sand here. Surprisingly the scorpions are not aggressive, but the bombs certainly are.






Les dongeons de Gridania:

The Mun-Tuy Cellars




The Mun-Tuy Cellars can be accessed from a tunnel in The Black Shroud near Camp Emerald Moss towards the north-west of the map. This area looks like it has not been maintained in a long time because there are rocks and trees blocking off some of the passageways. The area is not too difficult to navigate but you will dread getting too close to a Dreadwolf.






The Tam-Tara Deepcroft




The Tam-Tara Deepcroft can be accessed from a tunnel in The Black Shroud near Camp Bentbranch towards the centre of the map. There is the first ring and the second ring; I did not manage to reach the latter as the dungeon can be difficult to navigate at level 1. The design of the dungeon is very similar to The Mun-Tuy-Cellars, which is a little disappointing but it has two levels so perhaps we'll see something more deeper in. The inhabitants are certainly different.

J'avais été dans le premier de LL lors de la bêta tout à fait par hasard. Je ne savais pas que c'était un donjon
Merci Jowy pour la news, toujours au top de l'info

J'avais été dans le premier aussi, mais j'ai eu beau le fouiller des fond en comble, il y avait rien de bien exceptionnel comme mob, je me demande ce qui a changé depuis.

Merci pour ce topic ! J'apprends des choses :)

Merci Jowy ,j'ai hate de donjonner coubo!

Shiro Rainhart a écrit:

J'avais été dans le premier aussi, mais j'ai eu beau le fouiller des fond en comble, il y avait rien de bien exceptionnel comme mob, je me demande ce qui a changé depuis.

Il y a quelques mobs costaux et que l'on côtoie peu en "exterieur" (comme les bombo par exemple) mais je ne pense pas qu'il y est de mob style NM/Boss dedans.

Disons que ca peut être des coins sympa a visiter pour changer un peu des décors exterieur que l'on voit d'habitude et puis ca change des mandats aux camps.

Ca donne envie merci pour l'info Jowy