Lineage Piece: How to Get the Realm Signal in Roblox

The Realm Signal is one of the longest chase items in Lineage Piece, and it is not a boss drop you can stumble into. It sits behind a paid questline that spans three boss islands, eleven hidden NPCs, and a final farm against level 6000 enemies. Here is exactly what the questline asks for and the order to do it in.

Quick answer: Buy the quest from the Realm Signal NPC on Elysian Island for 10,000,000 coins and 20,000 gems, finish all four quest stages, then farm the Mage NPCs on Elysian Island until the item drops.

Realm Signal cost and where the questline starts

Everything begins on Elysian Island. Teleport there and find the Realm Signal NPC, then accept the quest. The fee is charged the moment you accept, so bank your currency before you talk to them.

10,000,000 Coins
20,000 gems
Enough combat power to clear Hard or Extreme difficulty bosses
Access to Elysian Island, Shinjuku Showdown, Hueco Mundo and Legend’s Arena teleports

If you are not already comfortable on Hard difficulty, spend your currency elsewhere first. The questline does not scale down, and the entry fee is not refunded.

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All four Realm Signal quest stages

The quest tracker on the left side of the screen updates as you go, and each stage unlocks the next one in a fixed order. There is no way to skip ahead or run them out of sequence.

Stage	Objective	Where
1	Defeat 20 bosses (Hard/Extreme)	Shinjuku Showdown
2	Defeat 20 bosses (Hard/Extreme)	Hueco Mundo
3	Defeat 20 bosses (Hard/Extreme)	Legend’s Arena
4	Find 11 Flame Chaser NPCs	Across the map

Clearing the 60 bosses on Hard or Extreme

Take the Shinjuku Showdown teleport and start running bosses. Only Hard and Extreme difficulty runs count toward the tracker, which reads “Defeat 20 Bosses on Shinjuku Showdown (Hard/Extreme)”. Normal clears add nothing.

Once the counter hits 20/20, move to Hueco Mundo and repeat the same 20 boss kills at the same difficulty. The quest advances on its own as soon as the previous stage completes.

Finish the boss phase at Legend’s Arena with another 20 Hard or Extreme clears. That is 60 bosses in total before the Flame Chaser hunt opens up.

Boss fight in progress with Frieren equipped in the hotbar and kill rewards popping up on screen — Boss runs only tick the counter on Hard or Extreme difficulty. Image: Prlz’s Den

Bring a mobility-heavy build. You will be re-entering the same three arenas dozens of times, and travel time between attempts is the bulk of this phase.

All 11 Flame Chaser NPC locations

The final quest reads “Find 11 Flame Chaser NPC Around Map (0/11)”. Each one is a stationary NPC hidden somewhere on an island you already have access to. Walk up to it, press E to talk, and enemies will spawn at that spot. Clear them and the counter ticks up by one.

Player standing next to a Flame Chaser NPC with the E Talk interaction prompt visible — Each Flame Chaser is triggered with the “E Talk” prompt, which spawns the enemies you need to defeat. Image: Prlz’s Den

Flame Chaser	Island
1	Elysian Island
2	Jujutsu Highschool
3	Legend’s Arena
4	Deeproot Jungle
5	Dawnwind Village
6	Shinjuku Showdown
7	Monument Isle
8	Hueco Mundo
9	Frostborn Island
10	Scorched Ruins
11	Shinjuku Showdown (second spot)

The first one is on Elysian Island itself, so you can grab it before you teleport anywhere. Note that Shinjuku Showdown holds two separate Flame Chasers in different parts of the map, which is the easiest one to miss if you are counting islands instead of NPCs.

Elysian Island with the Light fruit equipped and its Z, X, C and F skills off cooldown — Elysian Island holds the first Flame Chaser, so start the hunt before teleporting out. Image: Prlz’s Den

Legend’s Arena is worth clearing early too, since you will already know the layout from the boss stage. The Flame Chaser there sits away from the main fighting area near the safe zone.

Legend's Arena safe zone with an active objective prompt shown on screen — The Legend’s Arena safe zone is the landmark to orient from when hunting its Flame Chaser. Image: Prlz’s Den

Dawnwind Village and Deeproot Jungle are the two low-level stops on the route. Both are quick, since the spawned enemies there are far below your gear level at this point in the questline.

Dawnwind Village viewed from the ground while searching for its Flame Chaser NPC — Dawnwind Village is the fifth Flame Chaser stop and one of the fastest to clear. Image: Prlz’s Den

Farming Mage NPCs for the Realm Signal drop

With all 11 Flame Chasers cleared, head back to Elysian Island. The last step is killing the Mage [Lv 6000] NPCs there. The Realm Signal is a chance drop from them, not a guaranteed quest reward, so expect to repeat the kill loop.

There is no cap on attempts and no additional cost. Once the questline is finished, the Mages stay farmable, so you can keep grinding them across sessions until the item finally rolls.

How to confirm you have the Realm Signal

The drop is confirmed the moment the Realm Signal appears in your inventory. Open your inventory after a Mage kill and look for the item by name. The quest tracker on the left also clears once the questline is fully resolved, which is the second signal that nothing is left outstanding.

Between the 60 Hard or Extreme boss clears, the island-wide Flame Chaser sweep and a random drop at the end, this is a multi-session project rather than an afternoon. Redeeming active codes for coins and gems before you pay the entry fee takes some of the sting out of that 10 million coin bill.