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North Shroud

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{{Area infobox
| name = North Shroud
| description = Bordering the Ishgardian region of Coerthas, the North Shroud is the foremost battleground of the Gods' Quiver, who must stand and defend Gridania from Ixali war balloons that fly down from Xelphatol in the northeast.
| type = zone
| within = The Black Shroud
| aetheryte1 = [[Fallgourd Float]];20.8,25.7
| aetheryte2 =
| aetheryte3 =
| weather = clear skies, fair skies, fog, clouds, rain, showers, tension
| map = North Shroud Map1.jpg
| levels =
| connections = [[Old Gridania]] (E) [[Central Shroud]] (S) [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] (W)
| loading-screen = The Black Shroud Load Screen.jpg
| screenshot = North Shroud.jpg
| sstext =
| release =
}}
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==Locations==
{{location table header|North Shroud|showLevel=false}}
|-
| [[Alder Springs]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Finders' Bluff]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Florentel's Spire]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Dalamud's Shadow]]
: {{map icon|Raid}} [[The Second Coil of Bahamut]]
|-
| [[Fallgourd Float]]
|
: {{map icon|aetheryte}} Fallgourd Float
: {{map icon|chocobokeep}} [[Chocobo Porter]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Bobbing Cork]]
|-
| [[Treespeak]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Blessed Bud]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[E-Tatt's Spire]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Yellow Serpent Gate (North Shroud)|Yellow Serpent Gate]]
: {{map icon|settlement}} [[Treespeak Stables]]
|-
| [[Peacegarden]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Hedgetree (North Shroud)|The Hedgetree]]
: {{map icon|settlement}} [[Hyrstmill]]
: {{map icon|chocobokeep}} [[Chocobo Porter]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Ehcatl]]
|-
| [[Proud Creek]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Ixali Logging Grounds]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Gelmorra Ruins]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Eugenia's Spire]]
|-
|}

==Activities==
'''[[North Shroud Sidequests]]'''

'''[[North Shroud FATEs]]'''

'''[[Ixali Daily Quests]]'''

==Shops & Services==
{{merchant list|North Shroud}}

==Enemies==
===Normal===
*[[Banemite]]
*[[Balloon]]
*[[Bright Balloon]]
*[[Clay Golem]]
*[[Dryad]]
*[[Dullahan]]
*[[Ground Squirrel]]
*[[Ixali Boldwing]]
*[[Ixali Deftalon]]
*[[Ixali Dulltalon]]
*[[Ixali Lightwing]]
*[[Ixali Lostwing]]
*[[Ixali Slowbeak]]
*[[Ixali Straightbeak]]
*[[Ixali Swiftbeak]]
*[[Ixali Windtalon]]
*[[Lesser Kalong]]
*[[Little Ladybug]]
*[[Plasmoid (Mob)|Plasmoid]]
*[[Pumice Golem]]
*[[Microchu]]
*[[Midge Swarm]]
*[[Miteling]]
*[[Opo-opo (Mob)|Opo-opo]]
*[[Qiqirn Beater]]
*[[Shroud Hare]]
*[[Treant Sapling]]
*[[Watchwolf]]
*[[Yarzon Scavenger]]
*[[Ziz (Enemy)|Ziz]]

===B Rank===
*[[Phecda]]
===A Rank===
*[[Girtab]]
===S Rank===
*[[Thousand-cast Theda]]

==Vistas==
{{see also|Sightseeing Log}}
Players can unlock the Sightseeing Log by completing the level 20 quest {{i|A Sight to Behold}}. After completing the first 20 vistas, players can unlock the remaining vistas by talking to the NPC [[Millith Ironheart]] in [[Old Gridania]] (X:10.7, Y:6.0).

{| {{STDT|location sortable align-left}}
|-
! #
! Name
! Zone
! Coordinate
! Weather
! data-sort-type=number | Time
! Emote
! Comment
|-
| 48 || [[Sightseeing Log 48: Ixali Logging Grounds| Ixali Logging Grounds]] || [[North Shroud]] || (X:18.4, Y:19.5) || {{weather icon|fair skies}} [[Fair Skies]] {{weather icon|clear skies}} [[Clear Skies]] || 12:00-17:00 || {{action icon|Lookout}} ||The middle post on the log-pile at the back of the area. Recommend using flying mount.
|-
| 49 || [[Sightseeing Log 49: Fallen Neurolink| Fallen Neurolink]] || [[North Shroud]] || (X:15.8, Y:32.0) || {{weather icon|fair skies}} [[Fair Skies]] {{weather icon|clear skies}} [[Clear Skies]] || 18:00-5:00 || {{action icon|Lookout}} ||Near edge of cliff looking at giant arc.
|-
| 50 || [[Sightseeing Log 50: Alder Springs| Alder Springs]] || [[North Shroud]] || (X:15.4, Y:27.2) || {{weather icon|clouds}} [[Clouds]] || 8:00-12:00 || {{action icon|Lookout}} ||Drop down from above. Start at stump of tree that broke off near edge of cliff and fall down directly below to another root/branch extending out. Take left fork twice. Go SLOW!
|}

==Achievements==
This zone is associated with the following achievements:

{| {{STDT| mech1 sortable align-left}}
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{{achievement table row|Mapping the Realm: North Shroud}}
|}

==Music==
{{music table header|condition=y}}
{{music table row|Peacegarden / Treespeak (day only)|Serenity|Prelude + Movement 2}}
{{music table row|Snakemolt|Slither|roll=n}}
{{music table row|Fallgourd Float / Hyrstmill|Serenity|Movement 1}}
{{music table row|Treespeak Stables|The Gift of Life|roll=n}}
{{music table row|Ehcatl (after unlocking [[Ixal Daily Quests]])|Far from Home (Ixal)|roll=n}}
{{music table row|Battle|The Land Bends|roll=n}}
|}

==Images==
<gallery mode=packed>
File:NorthShroud1.jpg
File:NorthShroud2.jpg
</gallery>

==Lore==

Bordering the Ishgardian region of Coerthas, the North Shroud is the foremost battleground of the Gods' Quiver, who must stand and defend Gridania from Ixali war balloons that fly down from Xelphatol in the northeast.
===Treespeak===

An area just beyond Gridania’s Yellow Serpent Gate, Treespeak gains its name from its closely-knit branches. When a breeze passes through the canopy, the rustling sounds as if the elementals are whispering to one another.
====Treespeak Stables====

Treespeak Stables is operated by Moogle’s Gift Mounts. Its chocobokeeps make fine steeds of the noble birds that are bred and raised to adulthood at Bentbranch Meadows.
====E-tatt’s Spire====

Like its brethren, this watchspire bears the name of a historical Gridanian hero: E-Tatt-Rai, a Padjal who made great contributions to the advancement of conjury.
====Blessed Bud====

Thought to be the dwelling of an elemental, the Blessed Bud sprouted from a stump. It is said that passersby can feel the force of its vitality.
===Peacegarden===

Peacegarden serves to honor the memory of the mages who first spoke to the elementals, and thereby allowed Gridanians to live in the Twelveswood.
====Hyrstmill====

Though itself only a small hamlet on the edge of the North Shroud, Hyrstmill is perilously close to Ixali territory, and serves as an important supply outpost for the Gods’ Quiver. Hyrstmill also is surrounded by various ruins significant for the study of history, as well as seemingly out-of-place creatures such as the deepvoid deathmouse.
===Alder springs===

Once a vast grove of giant alders, the flames of the Calamity reduced the area to a charred graveyard, leaving nothing of the ancient holt but its name.
====Fallgourd Float====

To demonstrate a village need not fell trees to secure space, Fallgourd Float was built atop a lake. Though the project may seem strange to outsiders, the villagers have grown quite fond of their bobbing home.
====The Bobbing Cork====

Fallgourd Float’s inn, the Bobbing Cork, promises its beds are so soft as to make the weary traveler feel light as a cork drifting upon a still pond.
====Florentel’s Spire====

Florentel, the legendary hero whose name the spire bears, is said to have been the lover of Eugenia, for whom another watchtower has been titled.
====Finders’ Bluff====

Miners from Ul'dah built this humble shack while they surveyed the mineral wealth of the surrounding areas.
===Proud creek===

Of late, this area to the north of Fallgourd Float is thick with Ixals who seem more numerous each day than the last.
====Gelmorra Ruins====

Beneath this area once sat the capital of Gelmorra, whence tunnels stretched out far and wide. Now, little more than ruins of the great subterranean city remain.
====Ixali Logging Grounds====

The Ixal have never taken well their banishment from the Black Shroud, and to this day continue to fell the hoary sentinels growing on the forest’s outskirts. Too heavy to drag back to their settlements in Natalan or faraway Xelphatol, the ill-gotten lumber is tied to balloons buoyed with Ixali airstones and flown to the beast tribe’s homeland under the cover of night.
====Eugenia’s Spire====

Following the other watchtowers, this spire takes its name from a hero of Gridania, and it is home to the White Rams. Located close to Ixali territory, the band of Quivermen stationed at this outpost enter the fray often and fiercely.
<ref>Encyclopaedia Eorzea: Volume I, page 127</ref>
==References==
<references />

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Matoya

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{{NPC infobox
| name = Matoya
| description = I don't care much for politics. Too much talk and not enough action.
| image = Matoya.png
| location = Matoya's Cave
| coordinates = 6.5,6.4
| title = Archon
| gender = Female
| age =
| race = Hyur
| clan = Midlander
| class =
| job =
| profession =
| birthplace =
| organization = Sharlayan
| level =
| aggression =
| service = quest
| goal =
| patch = 3.0
| release = heavensward
| voiceEN = Sheila SteafelHW Sheila ReidShB
| voiceJP = Yuki KyouiHW Yu SugimotoShB
| voiceDE = Ingrid Mülleder
| voiceFR = Catherine Cerda
}} __NOTOC__
==Quests Started==
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{{quest list row|Forbidden Knowledge}}
{{quest list row|An Eye for Aether}}
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==Quests Involved In==
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{{quest list row|Have I Toad You Lately}}
{{quest list row|Heavensward (Quest)}}
{{quest list row|In the Eye of the Beholder}}
{{quest list row|The Word of the Mother}}
{{quest list row|The Burdens We Bear}}
{{quest list row|Into the Fire}}
{{quest list row|Soul Searching}}
{{quest list row|Like Master, Like Pupil}}
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==Additional Information==
===Lore===
An eccentric woman of the Midlander clan, Matoya's age is unknown, and woe betide any who ask. Though her obstinacy is the stuff of legend—as many who meet her well know—she is nonetheless a prominent and brilliant Archon, and is marked as such by a tattoo on her left cheek. She is also in possession of an ancient Crystal of Light known as the Crystal Eye, a relic that allows one to peer deeply into the aether. 
Matoya has long studied the world from the perspective of aether, and her pupil, Y'shtola, continues on in the spirit of this research. Matoya will neither depend upon nor curry favor with anyone, as she firmly believes one must see the world as it is to understand its mysteries. She does have her pride, however, and this sometimes leads her to give harsh tongue-lashings to her pupils. Indeed, the day she begins to remember her students fondly will be the day that her work ends. 
Matoya also has an interest in herbal infusions, and drinks copious amounts of the stuff—sometimes upwards of seven cups a day.
<ref>Encyclopaedia Eorzea: Volume I, page 170</ref>
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'''Matoya''' is a mage and a former scholar of [[Sharlayan]]. In her youth she specialized in '''Aetherology''' and how to harness the flow of '''aether'''. When the [[Garlean Empire]] began their conquest, '''The Forum''' turned to her and charged her with discovering a means of preventing their invasion. Using her knowledge of '''aether''', she created a weapon known as an '''Aetheric Converger''', however its destructive capability was far too dangerous and they turned the device down. In her disgust at their cowardice, she sealed her research in [[The Great Gubal Library]].

She was amongst the '''Sharlayans''' who settled in the [[Dravanian Forelands]], mentoring the youth, [[Y'shtola]] amongst them. When the '''Garleans''' threatened to invade [[Eorzea]] and the '''Sharlayans''' fled, '''Matoya''' stayed behind, not wishing to participate in their cowardice. She stayed hidden in a cave. Here she continued to study magic and '''aether''' for fifteen years.

When '''Y'shtola''' led the [[Warrior of Light]] to '''Matoya''' in search of a method to lower the barriers of [[Azys Lla]], she explained that she had researched the floating city with [[Louisoix]]. She explains that the city was where the [[Allagan Empire]] conducted their studies on the first [[Primal]]s summoned by the [[Dragon]]s of [[Meracydia]]. She aided the '''Warrior of Light''' and company with developing a method of destroying the barriers, an '''Aetheric Ram''', using her research. She was also able to tell that '''Y'shtola's''' '''aether''' had been damaged and she was using it to see, slowly draining her life energy. She advised her young protege to be careful not to completely snuff out her remaining life.

Following [[the Scions of the Seventh Dawn]]'s return from [[The First]], '''Matoya''' aided them in researching a method to cure '''Primal Tempering''', using [[Porxie]]s imbued with the same magicks used to help cure those corrupted by the [[Sin Eater]]s on '''The First'''.

===Dialogue===
''"I poured my heart and soul into my research. Passionate as I was, I invariably clashed with those around me. But even as these clashes served to stoke the fires of my motivation, they walled me off from the rest of the world. And here I am. Matoya: This cave is my home now, but ere long it will become my tomb. I'll die and turn into bones amidst this gloom, and none will be the wiser. Matoya: There's nothing I desire. I'm just an old woman awaiting death."''<ref>{{i|Have I Toad You Lately}}</ref>

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Louisoix Leveilleur

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{{NPC infobox
| name = Louisoix
| description = "Wisdom must serve man."

The wise and wizened former leader of the Circle of Knowing, a fellowship of learned individuals hailing from the far-northern island nation of Sharlayan. In seeking to forestall the calamitous arrival of the Seventh Umbral Era, Louisoix invoked the power of the Twelve, Eorzea's pantheon of guardian deities. Alas, he disappeared amidst a blinding light following the ritual, and has not been seen or heard from since.
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| title = Leader of the Circle of Knowing Archon
| gender = Male
| age = 72
| race = Elezen
| clan = Wildwood
| class = Conjurer
| job =
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| organization = Circle of Knowing
| relatives = [[Fourchenault]] (son) [[Ameliance]] (daughter-in-law) [[Alphinaud]] (grandson) [[Alisaie]] (granddaughter)
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| patch = 2.2
| voiceJP = Motomu Kiyokawa
| voiceEN = David Lodge
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[[File:Louisoix_Leveilleur.png|right|300px]]
==Quests Started==
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==Quests Involved In==
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==Additional Information==
'''Louisoix''' is also a [[server]] in the European Chaos [[Data Center]].

Likely the greatest mage of his day, '''Archon Louisoix Leveilleur''' was the founder of the [[Circle of Knowing]], an organization of [[Sharlayan]] Archons dedicated to delivering [[Eorzea]] from the [[Seventh Umbral Calamity]]. During the [[Battle of Carteneau]], he amassed aether and prayer in an attempt to halt the descent of the lesser moon [[Dalamud]] by summoning the [[primal]] incarnation of [[the Twelve]]. However, when the primal [[Bahamut]] broke free of Dalamud, he failed to contain the dreadwyrm using their power, and sent the [[Warrior of Light|Warriors of Light]] into an aetherial rift to save them from the ensuing destruction.<ref name="Calamity">''[[Encyclopædia Eorzea]]'' pg. 043-046</ref><ref name="Louisoix">''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 188</ref>

In-game, '''Louisoix''' first appeared in the [[Patch 1.23b|Legacy patch 1.19]], where he was a key character in the questline unlocking the first trial ever added: a battle against the [[primal]] [[Ifrit]]. He would go on to serve a pivotal role in the [[Grand Company]] questlines leading up to [[Seventh Umbral Calamity|the fall of Dalamud]] and the server shutdown. During that time he took up residence at [[Apkallu Falls]]; the same place [[Y'mhitra]] now offers the [[Summoner]] quests.

===Biography===
====The Archon Louisoix====
Louisoix Leveilleur was born in [[Sharlayan]] to the prestigious [[House Leveilleur]] known for producing talented mages.<ref name="Fourchenault">''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 170</ref> While precious little is known of his early years, he was fierce rivals with the sorceress [[Matoya]], who describes their relationship as being "constantly at each other's throats" and "like rabid dogs."<ref>{{HW}} {{i|Matoya's Cave (Quest)}}</ref> Both would later rise to the distinguished station of [[Archon]]. At some point in his life, he was granted the use of the staff [[Tupsimati]], a secret treasure of Sharlayan. When he was thirty-seven years of age, Louisoix and his wife had their firstborn son, [[Fourchenault Leveilleur|Fourchenault]].<ref name="Fourchenault"/>

Louisoix would later take on several students who became [[Archon]]s in their own right. After graduating second in his class at [[the Studium]], [[Papalymo Totolymo]] came to apprentice beneath him, and distinguished himself as his finest pupil while aiding in his master's endeavors.<ref name="Archons">''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 190-191</ref> Sometime later, Louisoix met [[Thancred Waters]] in [[Limsa Lominsa]] when the boy failed to snatch his purse and the Archon sent him flying to the cobbles. Rather than send him to one of the city-state's prison-hulks, Louisoix offered him the opportunity to use his agility for the sake of his fellow man, and brought him to Sharlayan as an apprentice.<ref name="Archons"/>

Best known for his vehement opposition to the [[The Forum|Sharlayan Forum's]] stance on the avoidance of war, Louisoix often disagreed with his own son, who was now a member of the Forum, over the decision to abandon the colony in the [[The Dravanian Hinterlands|Dravanian hinterlands]].<ref name="Fourchenault"/> After the city-state of [[Ala Mhigo]] fell to the [[Garlean Empire]] in 1557, Louisoix and Papalymo's tireless efforts saw a group of refugees—including future Archon [[Yda Hext]] and her sister [[Lyse Hext|Lyse]]—granted sanctuary in the Sharlayan colony even as it readied for is exodus.<ref name="Archons"/> In the year 1561, Louisoix became a grandfather to Fourchenault's twin children, [[Alphinaud Leveilleur|Alphinaud]] and [[Alisaie Leveilleur|Alisaie]].

====The Circle of Knowing====
Well-versed in ancient prophecies, Louisoix heeded the words of the ''[[The Divine Chronicles]]'' writ by [[Mezaya Thousand-eyes]] that foretold of the coming of a [[Seventh Umbral Calamity]]. In 1562, he gathered twelve of his pupils and founded the [[Circle of Knowing]], an organization dedicated to the salvation of [[Eorzea]]. Its membership included Papalymo, Thancred, and Yda, as well as [[Y'shtola Rhul]] (an apprentice of Matoya), [[Urianger Augurelt]], [[Moenbryda Wilfsunnwyn]], and [[Rammbroes Zasertylsyn]]. Weary of war and displeased with the Forum's refusal to intervene, they vowed to take matters into their own hands through more clandestine means.<ref name="Circle">''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 039</ref>

Knowing that the [[Eorzean Alliance]] would need to show its teeth to dissuade Garlemald from invading, Louisoix dispatched Thancred to [[Ul'dah]], Y'shtola to [[Limsa Lominsa]], and Papalymo and Yda to [[Gridania]] to convince the city-states' leaders to establish [[Grand Companies]]. At the same time, the Archons monitored the environmental decay caused by the repeated summoning of [[primal]]s. Louisoix enlisted the aid of [[the Students of Baldesion]], led by his friend [[Galuf Baldesion]], to search for clues as to how the [[beast tribe]]s obtained the knowledge to summon their primal gods. The scholars found evidence that the enigmatic figures known as [[Ascian]]s were involved.<ref name="Circle"/>

In the year 1568, Louisoix sent Thancred with a letter and mythril dagger as a nameday gift addressed to a young woman whom Thancred had, in part, taken under his care following the [[Minfilia_Warde#References|Parade Incident of 1562]]. The girl, [[Minfilia Warde]], possessed the power known as [[the Echo]], and Louisoix wrote to her of what he knew regarding its nature and role in forestalling the coming Calamity. They remained in contact over the following years, with Louisoix expressing his support for her decision to create the [[Path of the Twelve]] two years later.<ref>''[https://www.finalfantasyxiv.com/anniversary/na/detail/memoir_4.html?rgn=na&lng=en Tales from the Calamity: The Walker's Path]''</ref>

In the year 1572, Archon Louisoix finally decided to leave Sharlayan for the shores of Eorzea. Though Alphinaud voiced no complaint, Alisaie protested from her abiding love for her grandsire, and Fourchenault protested due to his opposition to intervention. He had, however, made up his mind, stating that "To ignore the plight of those one might conceivably save is not wisdom—it is indolence." Shortly before his departure, not long after Alphinaud and Alisaie were admitted into the Studium, Louisoix presented them with ''[[Adelphoi]]''—twin grimoires that form a single tome when read together.<ref>''[https://www.finalfantasyxiv.com/anniversary/na/detail/memoir_5.html?rgn=na&lng=en Tales from the Calamity: In Louisoix's Wake]''</ref>

Out of a desire to see her walk her own path free of his shadow, Louisoix gave no word to Moenbryda Wilfsunnwyn of his departure despite their closeness as master and pupil.<ref>{{ARR}} {{i|An Uninvited Ascian}}</ref>

====The Waning of the Sixth Sun====
Not long after his arrival in Eorzea, Louisoix came to spend much of his time at [[Apkallu Falls]] in [[Gridania]], which he used as a place of meditation. Under his guidance, the Grand Companies of Eorzea conceived a plan to slay the primal Ifrit. Opening a gateway from Gridania to Ifrit's lair in Thanalan, Louisoix made use of an inferno flambeau to beckon the primal to the adventurers. However, none who attempted to fell the Lord of the Inferno returned alive until a certain powerful [[Warrior of Light|adventurer]] appeared before him. Armed with the Archon's sage advice, this adventurer led his party to victory, but was nearly slain by an attack by [[VIIth Imperial Legion]] legatus [[Nael van Darnus]]. Fortunately, Louisoix was able to teleport the party to safety.<ref name="History">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBj0umj3K3M The Waning of the Sixth Sun - History]</ref>

Louisoix would likewise send the adventurer and their party to defeat the primals [[Good King Moggle Mog XII]]<ref>A battle against Titan was originally planned, but a then-recent [[Wikipedia:2011_Tōhoku_earthquake_and_tsunami|massive earthquake in Japan]] prompted the developers to shelve that encounter. Titan would later be included in A Realm Reborn. Moggle Mog returned in the first ARR patch 2.1.</ref> and [[Garuda]]. Yet, even as they labored against the primals, the mad legatus put his plan, the [[Meteor Project]], into motion, attempting to bring down the lesser moon [[Dalamud]] to impact Eorzea and annihilate the realm's inhabitants.<ref name="History"/> In the end, destroying the lunar transmitter and slaying the mad legatus failed to halt Dalamud's descent, and the realm hurtled ever closer to Calamity. Louisoix ventured to distant corners of the realm to inscribe the symbols of [[the Twelve]], the guardian deities of Eorzea, in various locations. He entreated the people of Eorzea to offer their solemn prayer for salvation.<ref name="History"/>

The purpose of this was to invoke the power of the primal incarnations of the Twelve themselves, and use their power to repel Dalamud back into the heavens and seal away its power. His plan was not to perform a full summoning, which would risk [[Tempering|enthralling]] the people of Eorzea to the primals' influence, but to merely use a portion of their divine power to save the realm. The Eorzean Alliance accepted this proposal and, upon learning that remnants of the VIIth Legion were amassing at [[Carteneau Flats]] to prevent their success, sent their joint armies to ensure Louisoix's safety during the ritual. Arriving shortly after the [[Battle of Carteneau]] began, Louisoix gathered massive amounts of aether into Tupsimati in preparation for his invocation.<ref name="Calamity"/>

However, things went horribly awry as the moon unexpectedly cracked open and unleashed its ancient prisoner, the [[Bahamut|Elder Primal Bahamut]], who vented five-thousand years of rancor upon the realm in a matter of moments as debris flew from the broken moon. As the adventurers gathered were nearly harmed by the devastation, Louisoix shielded them with his Protect spell, yet found it stripped away from him twice almost instantaneously. As Bahamut loomed over the Archon, Louisoix invoked the Twelve's power as complex runes in the sky to form a cocoon of light—the most powerful sealing enchantment attempted in Eorzean history. While most Eorzeans believe this to be the act that ended the Calamity, in troth, even this proved insufficient to contain the elder primal's wrath, and Bahamut broke free of the cocoon as soon as it formed.<ref name="Calamity"/>

Realizing that his plan had failed, Louisoix acted to spare the adventurers who so valiantly defended the realm from the primals and Nael van Darnus—the Warriors of Light—by invoking the power of [[Althyk]] and sealing them in an aetherial rift until such a time as it was safe to return to the realm. As Bahamut's flames engulfed his body, he made a final prayer for the realm's salvation.<ref name="Louisoix"/> He fought back against Bahamut's Teraflare, struggling to push it back. even with all his power.<ref name="Truth">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xOOFCltZuc Flames of Truth]</ref> Then, drawing from the vast quantities of aether he'd gathered, the collective subconscious of Eorzea's people and prayers for the realm's survival granted Louisoix new form as the primal [[Phoenix]].<ref>''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 271</ref> With his renewed strength, Louisoix pierced through the dreadwyrm's flames and then through his very heart, ending the Seventh Umbral Calamity in spectacular fashion.<ref name="Truth"/>

In what he believed would be his final moments, Louisoix relinquished the aether he'd gathered to return it to the land, allowing for the rapid regeneration observed in the [[Seventh Umbral Era]]. However, this act left him vulnerable to Bahamut, who ensnared Louisoix's essence and enslaved his spirit.<ref name="Louisoix"/> The broken Tupsimati would later be found by [[Kan-E-Senna]] following the battle and given to Minfilia, who kept it upon the wall of [[the Solar]] in both [[the Waking Sands]] and [[the Rising Stones]] as a memento of Louisoix.

====The Coils of Bahamut====
{{see also|Dalamud|Seventh Umbral Calamity}}
Five years after the Battle of Carteneau, the Seventh Umbral Era ended with the defeat of [[Gaius van Baelsar]] and [[The Ultima Weapon]]. Yet as the Grand Companies celebrated the dawn of the [[Seventh Astral Era]], the roar of a primal, that of Bahamut, echoed throughout [[Mor Dhona]]. Alisaie Leveilleur, having come to Eorzea with her brother to discover the truth of the Calamity and their grandsire's fate, began an expedition alongside the Warrior of Light to the [[The Binding Coil of Bahamut|fragment of Dalamud]] in the depths of [[Vylbrand]]. After defeating the enslaved [[Meracydian Horde]] dragon [[Twintania]], Alisaie and the Warrior of Light glimpsed Louisoix's spirit watching over the regenerating husk of Bahamut's physical form.<ref>{{i|The Binding Coil of Bahamut - Turn 5}}</ref>

Alisaie and the Warrior of Light next investigated the [[Fallen Neurolink]] in [[North Shroud]], at the depths of which they encountered [[Nael deus Darnus]]. After defeating the White Raven, she was freed of her enthrallment to Bahamut and began to speak with Alisaie of her grandfather's fate. Louisoix interrupted their conversation, spearing the legatus through the chest from afar and slaying her for good. After Alisaie stoppered the second coil of Bahamut, Louisoix appeared and sent her flying to the ground with an attack. He then threatened her, warning her to cease her interference with Bahamut's regeneration under threat of death before vanishing once more.<ref>{{i|The Second Coil of Bahamut - Turn 4}}</ref>

As they made their way to the final coil, Alisaie and the Warrior of Light, now joined by Alphinaud, found their passage barred by Louisoix at 8,872 yalms below the surface. In a tirade to his grandchildren, he revealed that Bahamut's motivation was driven by a need to exact justice on mankind for the crimes of the [[Allagan Empire]] against his kin and their homeland of [[Meracydia]]. Alphinaud correctly deduced that Louisoix himself had become a primal, and Louisoix revealed his nature as Phoenix to his grandchildren. After a desperate struggle, the Warrior of Light and their adventurer companions triumphed over Louisoix and freed his spirit from its slavery. Thus liberated, Louisoix revealed to all present the truth of the Calamity and how he came to be a primal. As he began to fade into his final death, he granted his grandchildren and the Warrior of Light passage to the core of Bahamut's being, that they might eradicate the elder primal and bring a true end to the Seventh Umbral Era.<ref>{{i|The Final Coil of Bahamut - Turn 3}}</ref>

==Lore==
Likely the greatest mage of his day, Louisoix Leveilleur was a Sharlayan Archon who was well versed in ancient prophecies. It is also said he delighted in tinkering with magicked items, and that his partiality to decadent sweets such as marron glace did not dim once in his seventy and two years. Louisoix is perhaps best known for his defiance of the Sharlayan Forum's stance on the avoidance of war. He established the Circle of Knowing with twelve Archons for a simple goal: to save all who could be saved. He stood at the van of the united forces of the Eorzean Alliance at Carteneau, and invoked the might of the Twelve as Dalamud came crashing down from the skies. Yet it seemed this was not enough, and in his last moments he prayed that the realm be saved. Through this desperate wish, he was transformed into the immortal Phoenix, and so defeated Bahamut's earthly form. It is thought, however, that as the Elezen relinquished his hold on his power, the elder primal ensnared his essence and enslaved his spirit.
===Tupsimati===
A secret treasure of Sharlayan, Tupsimati holds within its head two magnificent stone tablets, and a horn of unknown origin. It can draw enormous amounts of ambient aether from surrounding environments, and was so used at Carteneau to summon the Twelve.
<ref>''Encyclopaedia Eorzea: Volume I'', page 188</ref>

==References==
<references/>

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Louisoix Leveilleur

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| name = Louisoix
| description = "Wisdom must serve man."

The wise and wizened former leader of the Circle of Knowing, a fellowship of learned individuals hailing from the far-northern island nation of Sharlayan. In seeking to forestall the calamitous arrival of the Seventh Umbral Era, Louisoix invoked the power of the Twelve, Eorzea's pantheon of guardian deities. Alas, he disappeared amidst a blinding light following the ritual, and has not been seen or heard from since.
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==Additional Information==
'''Louisoix''' is also a [[server]] in the European Chaos [[Data Center]].

Likely the greatest mage of his day, '''Archon Louisoix Leveilleur''' was the founder of the [[Circle of Knowing]], an organization of [[Sharlayan]] Archons dedicated to delivering [[Eorzea]] from the [[Seventh Umbral Calamity]]. During the [[Battle of Carteneau]], he amassed aether and prayer in an attempt to halt the descent of the lesser moon [[Dalamud]] by summoning the [[primal]] incarnation of [[the Twelve]]. However, when the primal [[Bahamut]] broke free of Dalamud, he failed to contain the dreadwyrm using their power, and sent the [[Warrior of Light|Warriors of Light]] into an aetherial rift to save them from the ensuing destruction.<ref name="Calamity">''[[Encyclopædia Eorzea]]'' pg. 043-046</ref><ref name="Louisoix">''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 188</ref>

In-game, '''Louisoix''' first appeared in the [[Patch 1.23b|Legacy patch 1.19]], where he was a key character in the questline unlocking the first trial ever added: a battle against the [[primal]] [[Ifrit]]. He would go on to serve a pivotal role in the [[Grand Company]] questlines leading up to [[Seventh Umbral Calamity|the fall of Dalamud]] and the server shutdown. During that time he took up residence at [[Apkallu Falls]]; the same place [[Y'mhitra]] now offers the [[Summoner]] quests.

===Biography===
====The Archon Louisoix====
Louisoix Leveilleur was born in [[Sharlayan]] to the prestigious [[House Leveilleur]] known for producing talented mages.<ref name="Fourchenault">''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 170</ref> While precious little is known of his early years, he was fierce rivals with the sorceress [[Matoya]], who describes their relationship as being "constantly at each other's throats" and "like rabid dogs."<ref>{{HW}} {{i|Matoya's Cave (Quest)}}</ref> Both would later rise to the distinguished station of [[Archon]]. At some point in his life, he was granted the use of the staff [[Tupsimati]], a secret treasure of Sharlayan. When he was thirty-seven years of age, Louisoix and his wife had their firstborn son, [[Fourchenault Leveilleur|Fourchenault]].<ref name="Fourchenault"/>

Louisoix would later take on several students who became [[Archon]]s in their own right. After graduating second in his class at [[the Studium]], [[Papalymo Totolymo]] came to apprentice beneath him, and distinguished himself as his finest pupil while aiding in his master's endeavors.<ref name="Archons">''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 190-191</ref> Sometime later, Louisoix met [[Thancred Waters]] in [[Limsa Lominsa]] when the boy failed to snatch his purse and the Archon sent him flying to the cobbles. Rather than send him to one of the city-state's prison-hulks, Louisoix offered him the opportunity to use his agility for the sake of his fellow man, and brought him to Sharlayan as an apprentice.<ref name="Archons"/>

Best known for his vehement opposition to the [[The Forum|Sharlayan Forum's]] stance on the avoidance of war, Louisoix often disagreed with his own son, who was now a member of the Forum, over the decision to abandon the colony in the [[The Dravanian Hinterlands|Dravanian hinterlands]].<ref name="Fourchenault"/> After the city-state of [[Ala Mhigo]] fell to the [[Garlean Empire]] in 1557, Louisoix and Papalymo's tireless efforts saw a group of refugees—including future Archon [[Yda Hext]] and her sister [[Lyse Hext|Lyse]]—granted sanctuary in the Sharlayan colony even as it readied for is exodus.<ref name="Archons"/> In the year 1561, Louisoix became a grandfather to Fourchenault's twin children, [[Alphinaud Leveilleur|Alphinaud]] and [[Alisaie Leveilleur|Alisaie]].

====The Circle of Knowing====
Well-versed in ancient prophecies, Louisoix heeded the words of the ''[[The Divine Chronicles]]'' writ by [[Mezaya Thousand-eyes]] that foretold of the coming of a [[Seventh Umbral Calamity]]. In 1562, he gathered twelve of his pupils and founded the [[Circle of Knowing]], an organization dedicated to the salvation of [[Eorzea]]. Its membership included Papalymo, Thancred, and Yda, as well as [[Y'shtola Rhul]] (an apprentice of Matoya), [[Urianger Augurelt]], [[Moenbryda Wilfsunnwyn]], and [[Rammbroes Zasertylsyn]]. Weary of war and displeased with the Forum's refusal to intervene, they vowed to take matters into their own hands through more clandestine means.<ref name="Circle">''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 039</ref>

Knowing that the [[Eorzean Alliance]] would need to show its teeth to dissuade Garlemald from invading, Louisoix dispatched Thancred to [[Ul'dah]], Y'shtola to [[Limsa Lominsa]], and Papalymo and Yda to [[Gridania]] to convince the city-states' leaders to establish [[Grand Companies]]. At the same time, the Archons monitored the environmental decay caused by the repeated summoning of [[primal]]s. Louisoix enlisted the aid of [[the Students of Baldesion]], led by his friend [[Galuf Baldesion]], to search for clues as to how the [[beast tribe]]s obtained the knowledge to summon their primal gods. The scholars found evidence that the enigmatic figures known as [[Ascian]]s were involved.<ref name="Circle"/>

In the year 1568, Louisoix sent Thancred with a letter and mythril dagger as a nameday gift addressed to a young woman whom Thancred had, in part, taken under his care following the [[Minfilia_Warde#References|Parade Incident of 1562]]. The girl, [[Minfilia Warde]], possessed the power known as [[the Echo]], and Louisoix wrote to her of what he knew regarding its nature and role in forestalling the coming Calamity. They remained in contact over the following years, with Louisoix expressing his support for her decision to create the [[Path of the Twelve]] two years later.<ref>''[https://www.finalfantasyxiv.com/anniversary/na/detail/memoir_4.html?rgn=na&lng=en Tales from the Calamity: The Walker's Path]''</ref>

In the year 1572, Archon Louisoix finally decided to leave Sharlayan for the shores of Eorzea. Though Alphinaud voiced no complaint, Alisaie protested from her abiding love for her grandsire, and Fourchenault protested due to his opposition to intervention. He had, however, made up his mind, stating that "To ignore the plight of those one might conceivably save is not wisdom—it is indolence." Shortly before his departure, not long after Alphinaud and Alisaie were admitted into the Studium, Louisoix presented them with ''[[Adelphoi]]''—twin grimoires that form a single tome when read together.<ref>''[https://www.finalfantasyxiv.com/anniversary/na/detail/memoir_5.html?rgn=na&lng=en Tales from the Calamity: In Louisoix's Wake]''</ref>

Out of a desire to see her walk her own path free of his shadow, Louisoix gave no word to Moenbryda Wilfsunnwyn of his departure despite their closeness as master and pupil.<ref>{{ARR}} {{i|An Uninvited Ascian}}</ref>

====The Waning of the Sixth Sun====
Not long after his arrival in Eorzea, Louisoix came to spend much of his time at [[Apkallu Falls]] in [[Gridania]], which he used as a place of meditation. Under his guidance, the Grand Companies of Eorzea conceived a plan to slay the primal Ifrit. Opening a gateway from Gridania to Ifrit's lair in Thanalan, Louisoix made use of an inferno flambeau to beckon the primal to the adventurers. However, none who attempted to fell the Lord of the Inferno returned alive until a certain powerful [[Warrior of Light|adventurer]] appeared before him. Armed with the Archon's sage advice, this adventurer led his party to victory, but was nearly slain by an attack by [[VIIth Imperial Legion]] legatus [[Nael van Darnus]]. Fortunately, Louisoix was able to teleport the party to safety.<ref name="History">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBj0umj3K3M The Waning of the Sixth Sun - History]</ref>

Louisoix would likewise send the adventurer and their party to defeat the primals [[Good King Moggle Mog XII]]<ref>A battle against Titan was originally planned, but a then-recent [[Wikipedia:2011_Tōhoku_earthquake_and_tsunami|massive earthquake in Japan]] prompted the developers to shelve that encounter. Titan would later be included in A Realm Reborn. Moggle Mog returned in the first ARR patch 2.1.</ref> and [[Garuda]]. Yet, even as they labored against the primals, the mad legatus put his plan, the [[Meteor Project]], into motion, attempting to bring down the lesser moon [[Dalamud]] to impact Eorzea and annihilate the realm's inhabitants.<ref name="History"/> In the end, destroying the lunar transmitter and slaying the mad legatus failed to halt Dalamud's descent, and the realm hurtled ever closer to Calamity. Louisoix ventured to distant corners of the realm to inscribe the symbols of [[the Twelve]], the guardian deities of Eorzea, in various locations. He entreated the people of Eorzea to offer their solemn prayer for salvation.<ref name="History"/>

The purpose of this was to invoke the power of the primal incarnations of the Twelve themselves, and use their power to repel Dalamud back into the heavens and seal away its power. His plan was not to perform a full summoning, which would risk [[Tempering|enthralling]] the people of Eorzea to the primals' influence, but to merely use a portion of their divine power to save the realm. The Eorzean Alliance accepted this proposal and, upon learning that remnants of the VIIth Legion were amassing at [[Carteneau Flats]] to prevent their success, sent their joint armies to ensure Louisoix's safety during the ritual. Arriving shortly after the [[Battle of Carteneau]] began, Louisoix gathered massive amounts of aether into Tupsimati in preparation for his invocation.<ref name="Calamity"/>

However, things went horribly awry as the moon unexpectedly cracked open and unleashed its ancient prisoner, the [[Bahamut|Elder Primal Bahamut]], who vented five-thousand years of rancor upon the realm in a matter of moments as debris flew from the broken moon. As the adventurers gathered were nearly harmed by the devastation, Louisoix shielded them with his Protect spell, yet found it stripped away from him twice almost instantaneously. As Bahamut loomed over the Archon, Louisoix invoked the Twelve's power as complex runes in the sky to form a cocoon of light—the most powerful sealing enchantment attempted in Eorzean history. While most Eorzeans believe this to be the act that ended the Calamity, in troth, even this proved insufficient to contain the elder primal's wrath, and Bahamut broke free of the cocoon as soon as it formed.<ref name="Calamity"/>

Realizing that his plan had failed, Louisoix acted to spare the adventurers who so valiantly defended the realm from the primals and Nael van Darnus—the Warriors of Light—by invoking the power of [[Althyk]] and sealing them in an aetherial rift until such a time as it was safe to return to the realm. As Bahamut's flames engulfed his body, he made a final prayer for the realm's salvation.<ref name="Louisoix"/> He fought back against Bahamut's Teraflare, struggling to push it back. even with all his power.<ref name="Truth">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xOOFCltZuc Flames of Truth]</ref> Then, drawing from the vast quantities of aether he'd gathered, the collective subconscious of Eorzea's people and prayers for the realm's survival granted Louisoix new form as the primal [[Phoenix]].<ref>''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 271</ref> With his renewed strength, Louisoix pierced through the dreadwyrm's flames and then through his very heart, ending the Seventh Umbral Calamity in spectacular fashion.<ref name="Truth"/>

In what he believed would be his final moments, Louisoix relinquished the aether he'd gathered to return it to the land, allowing for the rapid regeneration observed in the [[Seventh Umbral Era]]. However, this act left him vulnerable to Bahamut, who ensnared Louisoix's essence and enslaved his spirit.<ref name="Louisoix"/> The broken Tupsimati would later be found by [[Kan-E-Senna]] following the battle and given to Minfilia, who kept it upon the wall of [[the Solar]] in both [[the Waking Sands]] and [[the Rising Stones]] as a memento of Louisoix.

====The Coils of Bahamut====
{{see also|Dalamud|Seventh Umbral Calamity}}
Five years after the Battle of Carteneau, the Seventh Umbral Era ended with the defeat of [[Gaius van Baelsar]] and [[The Ultima Weapon]]. Yet as the Grand Companies celebrated the dawn of the [[Seventh Astral Era]], the roar of a primal, that of Bahamut, echoed throughout [[Mor Dhona]]. Alisaie Leveilleur, having come to Eorzea with her brother to discover the truth of the Calamity and their grandsire's fate, began an expedition alongside the Warrior of Light to the [[The Binding Coil of Bahamut|fragment of Dalamud]] in the depths of [[Vylbrand]]. After defeating the enslaved [[Meracydian Horde]] dragon [[Twintania]], Alisaie and the Warrior of Light glimpsed Louisoix's spirit watching over the regenerating husk of Bahamut's physical form.<ref>[[The Binding Coil of Bahamut - Turn 5]]</ref>

Alisaie and the Warrior of Light next investigated the [[Fallen Neurolink]] in [[North Shroud]], at the depths of which they encountered [[Nael deus Darnus]]. After defeating the White Raven, she was freed of her enthrallment to Bahamut and began to speak with Alisaie of her grandfather's fate. Louisoix interrupted their conversation, spearing the legatus through the chest from afar and slaying her for good. After Alisaie stoppered the second coil of Bahamut, Louisoix appeared and sent her flying to the ground with an attack. He then threatened her, warning her to cease her interference with Bahamut's regeneration under threat of death before vanishing once more.<ref>[[The Second Coil of Bahamut - Turn 4]]</ref>

As they made their way to the final coil, Alisaie and the Warrior of Light, now joined by Alphinaud, found their passage barred by Louisoix at 8,872 yalms below the surface. In a tirade to his grandchildren, he revealed that Bahamut's motivation was driven by a need to exact justice on mankind for the crimes of the [[Allagan Empire]] against his kin and their homeland of [[Meracydia]]. Alphinaud correctly deduced that Louisoix himself had become a primal, and Louisoix revealed his nature as Phoenix to his grandchildren. After a desperate struggle, the Warrior of Light and their adventurer companions triumphed over Louisoix and freed his spirit from its slavery. Thus liberated, Louisoix revealed to all present the truth of the Calamity and how he came to be a primal. As he began to fade into his final death, he granted his grandchildren and the Warrior of Light passage to the core of Bahamut's being, that they might eradicate the elder primal and bring a true end to the Seventh Umbral Era.<ref>[[The Final Coil of Bahamut - Turn 3]]</ref>

==Lore==
Likely the greatest mage of his day, Louisoix Leveilleur was a Sharlayan Archon who was well versed in ancient prophecies. It is also said he delighted in tinkering with magicked items, and that his partiality to decadent sweets such as marron glace did not dim once in his seventy and two years. Louisoix is perhaps best known for his defiance of the Sharlayan Forum's stance on the avoidance of war. He established the Circle of Knowing with twelve Archons for a simple goal: to save all who could be saved. He stood at the van of the united forces of the Eorzean Alliance at Carteneau, and invoked the might of the Twelve as Dalamud came crashing down from the skies. Yet it seemed this was not enough, and in his last moments he prayed that the realm be saved. Through this desperate wish, he was transformed into the immortal Phoenix, and so defeated Bahamut's earthly form. It is thought, however, that as the Elezen relinquished his hold on his power, the elder primal ensnared his essence and enslaved his spirit.
===Tupsimati===
A secret treasure of Sharlayan, Tupsimati holds within its head two magnificent stone tablets, and a horn of unknown origin. It can draw enormous amounts of ambient aether from surrounding environments, and was so used at Carteneau to summon the Twelve.
<ref>''Encyclopaedia Eorzea: Volume I'', page 188</ref>

==References==
<references/>

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Levequest NPCs

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{{see also|NPCs}}
'''Levequest NPCs''' (aka '''Levemetes'''<ref>"Leve" is an obsolete Middle English spelling of ''leave'' used here meaning ''permission'', e.g. "By your leave, sir." Mete is a modern English word meaning ''to give out'', e.g. "mete out punishment." A Levemete is therefore someone who ''gives permission''.</ref>) give out [[Guildleve]]s (aka [[Guildleve|Levequests]]) for various [[class]]es and levels.

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!NPC
!Level
!Zone
!Coordinates
!Leve Types
|-
| colspan="5" align=left | '''A Realm Reborn'''
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|[[Gontrant]]|| 1, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 ||[[New Gridania]]||(X:11, Y:13)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Carpenter Leves]], [[Leatherworker Leves]], [[Botanist Leves]]
|-
|[[Muriaule]]|| 1, 5 ||[[Central Shroud]]||(X:23, Y:19)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Carpenter Leves]], [[Leatherworker Leves]], [[Botanist Leves]]
|-
|[[Tierney]]|| 10 ||[[Central Shroud]]||(X:22, Y:22)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Carpenter Leves]], [[Leatherworker Leves]], [[Botanist Leves]]
|-
|[[Qina Lyehga]]|| 15 ||[[East Shroud]]||(X:17, Y:27)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Carpenter Leves]], [[Leatherworker Leves]], [[Botanist Leves]]
|-
|[[Cedrepierre]]|| 20, 25 ||[[East Shroud]]||(X:16, Y:27)|| align = "left" |[[Grand Company Leves]] for [[The Order of the Twin Adder]]
|-
|[[Nyell]]|| 20, 25 ||[[South Shroud]]||(X:25, Y:20)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Tradecraft Leves]], [[Fieldcraft Leves]]
|-
|[[Merthelin]]|| 30 ||[[South Shroud]]||(X:16, Y:28)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]]
|-
|[[H'amneko]]|| 30 ||[[South Shroud]]||(X:17, Y:30)|| align = "left" |[[Grand Company Leves]] for [[The Order of the Twin Adder]]
|-
|[[T'mokkri]]|| 1, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 ||[[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]]||(X:10, Y:10)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Armorer Leves]], [[Blacksmith Leves]], [[Culinarian Leves]], [[Fisher Leves]]
|-
|[[Wyrkholsk]]|| 1, 5 ||[[Lower La Noscea]]||(X:31, Y:20)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Armorer Leves]], [[Blacksmith Leves]], [[Culinarian Leves]], [[Fisher Leves]]
|-
|[[Swygskyf]]|| 10 ||[[Western La Noscea]]||(X:34, Y:31)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Armorer Leves]], [[Blacksmith Leves]], [[Culinarian Leves]], [[Fisher Leves]]
|-
|[[Orwen]]|| 15 ||[[Western La Noscea]]||(X:27, Y:27)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Armorer Leves]], [[Blacksmith Leves]], [[Culinarian Leves]], [[Fisher Leves]]
|-
|[[Ourawann]]|| 20 ||[[Lower La Noscea]]||(X:23, Y:33)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]]
|-
|[[Eugene]]|| 20, 25 ||[[Lower La Noscea]]||(X:23, Y:34)|| align = "left" |[[Grand Company Leves]] for [[The Maelstrom]]
|-
|[[Nahctahr]]|| 30 ||[[Eastern La Noscea]]||(X:30, Y:30)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Tradecraft Leves]], [[Fieldcraft Leves]]
|-
|[[C'lafumyn]]|| 30 ||[[Eastern La Noscea]]||(X:33, Y:30)|| align = "left" |[[Grand Company Leves]] for [[The Maelstrom]]
|-
|[[Aileen]]|| 35 ||[[Eastern La Noscea]]||(X:21, Y:21)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]]
|-
|[[Eustace]]|| 1, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45||[[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]]||(X:12, Y:9)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Alchemist Leves]], [[Goldsmith Leves]], [[Weaver Leves]], [[Miner Leves]]
|-
|[[Graceful Song]]|| 1, 5 ||[[Western Thanalan]]||(X:26, Y:24)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Alchemist Leves]], [[Goldsmith Leves]], [[Weaver Leves]], [[Miner Leves]]
|-
|[[Totonowa]]|| 10 ||[[Western Thanalan]]||(X:23, Y:16)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Alchemist Leves]], [[Goldsmith Leves]], [[Weaver Leves]], [[Miner Leves]]
|-
|[[Poponagu]]|| 15 ||[[Eastern Thanalan]]||(X:13, Y:24)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Alchemist Leves]], [[Goldsmith Leves]], [[Weaver Leves]], [[Miner Leves]]
|-
|[[Kikiri]]|| 20, 25 ||[[Eastern Thanalan]]||(X:14, Y:23)|| align = "left" |[[Grand Company Leves]] for [[The Immortal Flames]]
|-
|[[Esmond]]|| 25 ||[[Southern Thanalan]]||(X:18, Y:13)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]]
|-
|[[Blue Herring]]|| 30 ||[[Southern Thanalan]]||(X:18, Y:13)|| align = "left" |[[Grand Company Leves]] for [[The Immortal Flames]]
|-
|[[Rurubana]]|| 40 ||[[Northern Thanalan]]||(X:22, Y:29)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]]
|-
|[[Cimeaurant]]|| 35 ||[[Coerthas Central Highlands]]||(X:26, Y:28)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Tradecraft Leves]], [[Fieldcraft Leves]]
|-
|[[Haisie]]|| 35 ||[[Coerthas Central Highlands]]||(X:25, Y:28)|| align = "left" |[[Grand Company Leves]] for all [[Grand Companies]]
|-
|[[Voilinaut]]|| 40 ||[[Coerthas Central Highlands]]||(X:12, Y:16)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Tradecraft Leves]], [[Fieldcraft Leves]]
|-
|[[Lodille]]|| 40 ||[[Coerthas Central Highlands]]||(X:11, Y:16)|| align = "left" |[[Grand Company Leves]] for all [[Grand Companies]]
|-
|[[K'leytai]]|| 45 ||[[Mor Dhona]]||(X:29, Y:12)|| align = "left" |[[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Tradecraft Leves]], [[Fieldcraft Leves]]
|-
|[[Eidhart]]|| 45 ||[[Mor Dhona]]||(X:30, Y:12)|| align = "left" |[[Grand Company Leves]] for all [[Grand Companies]]
|-
| colspan="5" align=left | '''Heavensward'''
|-
|[[Eloin]]|| 50-58 ||[[Foundation]]||(X:10, Y:10)|| align = "left" |[[Temple Leves]]
|-
| colspan="5" align=left | '''Stormblood'''
|-
|[[Keltraeng]]|| 60-68 ||[[Kugane]]||(X:11.6, Y:9.6)|| align = "left" |[[Tradecraft Leves]], [[Fieldcraft Leves]]
|-
| colspan="5" align=left | '''Shadowbringers'''
|-
|[[Eirikur]]|| 70-78 ||[[The Crystarium]]||(X:9.7, Y:9.0)|| align = "left" |[[Tradecraft Leves]], [[Fieldcraft Leves]]
|-
| colspan="5" align=left | '''Endwalker'''
|-
|[[Grigge]]|| 80-88 ||[[Old Sharlayan]]||(X:12.2, Y:13.4)|| align = "left" |[[Tradecraft Leves]], [[Fieldcraft Leves]]
|-
| colspan="5" align=left | '''Dawntrail'''
|-
|[[Malihali]]|| 90-98 ||[[Tuliyollal]]||(X:13.7, Y:12.7)|| align = "left" |[[Tradecraft Leves]], [[Fieldcraft Leves]]
|-
|}

==References==
<references/>

Levequest

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{{Lead icon|levequest.png|frame=none}} '''Levequests''' or '''Guildleves''' are repeatable quests players can perform to earn {{exp}} [[experience]], {{gil}} [[gil]] and items. Unlike regular quests, which can only be performed once per character, levequests can be performed again and again as long as the player has Leve allowances remaining. Levequests were the main type of repeatable content at the [[Patch 1.23b|release of 1.0]] and the plates featured prominently in [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vg6yutR3AG0 the launch trailer].

To start a levequest, talk to an NPC with the [[File:Levequest.png|25px|link=Levequest NPCs]] icon and '''<[[Levemete]]>''' under their name.<ref>"Leve" is an obsolete Middle English spelling of ''leave'' used here meaning ''permission'', e.g. "By your leave, sir." Mete is a modern English word meaning ''to give out'', e.g. "mete out punishment." A Levemete is therefore someone who ''gives permission''.</ref> After accepting it, the levequest appears in your [[Journal]]. A maximum of 16 levequests can be in the journal at a time. Players can initiate the levequest from their journal while they are in the levequest's target [[zone]].
{{#lsth:Reset|Levequest Allowances}}
__TOC__
==Unlock==
{{quest list header|unlocks=y| item-rewards = y}}
{{quest list row|Spirithold Broken}}
{{quest list row|Way Down in the Hole}}
{{quest list row|Just Deserts}}
{{table footer}}
Once the [[Main Scenario Quests|main scenario]] requirements are complete, players must speak to either [[Gontrant]] ([[Gridania]]), [[T'mokkri]] ([[Limsa Lominsa]]), or [[Eustace]] ([[Ul'dah]]) depending on the city their character began the game in. Afterwards, the [[levemete]] will give them a trial levequest, which must be completed. This process must then be repeated for each new [[zone]] the player wishes to unlock levequests for.

{{#lsth:Feature Quests|Levequests}}

===Tutorial Images===
<gallery heights=188px mode=packed>
file:accepting guildleves1.jpg|Accepting Levequests tutorial 1
file:initiating levequests1.jpg|Initiating Levequests tutorial
file:levequest duty1.jpg|Levequest Duty tutorial 1
file:completing tradecraft leves.jpg|Completing Tradecraft Leves tutorial
File:Grand company leve1.jpg|Grand Company Leve Tutorial
</gallery>

==Battlecraft Leves==
{{main|Battlecraft Leves}}
Battlecraft Leves are levequests for your [[Disciples of War]] or [[Disciples of Magic|Magic]] [[classes]] and [[jobs]]. Battlecraft Leves require the player to complete specific combat related objectives within a time limit. These objectives include kill missions, capture missions, investigation missions and escort missions. When you initiate a Levequest, you have the option to adjust its difficulty. The greater the difficulty is, the higher level the enemies are and the greater the rewards will be.

After you start a Levequest, the locations of the targets are displayed on your map. Target monsters will have a silver card icon [[File:Leve Mob icon1.png|25px|link=]] above their heads.

Sometimes during a levequest a rare bonus monster may appear, outside of the leve objectives, known as a [[wanted target]]. Killing this monster will yield additional rewards on turn-in.

Sometimes during a levequest a treasure coffer will appear containing bonus items.

*There are no battlecraft levequests after ''[[Heavensward]]''. [[FATEs#Additional_Stormblood.2B_FATE_Mechanics|Updates to FATEs]] were added in ''[[Stormblood]]'' to boost the {{exp}} [[Experience]] for leveling.

===Battlecraft Plates===
The '''plate''' a levequest displays indicates the types of objective the leve will have.
<gallery heights=200px mode=packed>
File:Confidence guildleve.png|[[:Category:Confidence|Confidence]]
File:Diligence guildleve.png|[[:Category:Diligence|Diligence]]
File:Justice guildleve.png|[[:Category:Justice|Justice]]
File:Resolve guildleve.png|[[:Category:Resolve|Resolve]]
File:Sympathy guildleve.png|[[:Category:Sympathy|Sympathy]]
File:Temperance guildleve.png|[[:Category:Temperance|Temperance]]
File:Tenacity guildleve.png|[[:Category:Tenacity|Tenacity]]
File:Valor guildleve.png|[[:Category:Valor|Valor]]
File:Veracity guildleve.png|[[:Category:Veracity|Veracity]]
File:Wisdom guildleve.png|[[:Category:Wisdom|Wisdom]]
</gallery>

==Tradecraft Leves==
{{Main|Tradecraft Leves}}
Tradecraft Leves are levequests for your [[crafting]] classes. Tradecraft Leve is different from the other Leves. It requires the player to deliver specific [[crafting|crafted]] item(s) to a client, with no time limit. The player completes the mission after delivering the item(s).

After the completion of a tradecraft leve, the player is awarded with {{exp}} [[experience]] for that crafting class.

*[[High Quality]] {{HQ}} items will earn players +100% additional experience and gil.

From level 1 - 49, the location of levequest givers are dependent on the class. There are 6 new levequests every 5 levels. Three of these are in the Adventurer's Guild of the [[Major City]] of where you learned the class, and the other 3 will be in a location dependent on your class.

Some tradecraft leves are repeatable (also called triple turn in) if they've "Large-scale Deliveries" in their name. With no extra allowance cost, you can deliver 3 times the items that way, and get the reward 3 times as well.

===Tradecraft Plates===
The '''plate''' a levequest displays indicates the types of objective the leve will have.
<gallery heights=200px mode=packed>
File:Charity guildleve.png|[[:Category:Charity|Charity]]
File:Constancy guildleve.png|[[:Category:Constancy|Constancy]]
File:Ingenuity guildleve.png|[[:Category:Ingenuity|Ingenuity]]
File:Charity shadowbringers1.png|[[:Category:Charity|Charity]] ([[Shadowbringers]])
File:Constancy shadowbringers1.png|[[:Category:Constancy|Constancy]] ([[Shadowbringers]])
File:Constancy dawntrail1.png|[[:Category:Constancy|Constancy]] ([[Dawntrail]])
</gallery>

*There are no [[:Category:Ingenuity|Ingenuity]] levequests after ''[[A Realm Reborn]]'', and no [[:Category:Charity|Charity]] levequests after ''[[Shadowbringers]]''.

==Fieldcraft Leves==
{{Main|Fieldcraft Leves}}
Fieldcraft Leves are levequests for your [[gathering]] classes. Miner and Botanist fieldcraft leves require the player to complete specific [[gathering]]-related objectives within a time limit, much like Battlecraft leves. These objectives range from visiting specific locations to gathering specific numbers of key items. Fisher fieldcraft leves, on the other hand, work like Tradecraft leves in that you must deliver the specified number of fish to the client, with no time limits. These fish are '''not''' key items, but ordinary fish from the [[Fishing Log]].

After the completion of a gathering leve, the player is awarded with {{exp}} [[experience]] for that gathering class.

Some fieldcraft leves are repeatable (also called triple turn in) if they've "Large-scale Gathering" in their name. With no extra allowance cost, you can deliver 3 times the items that way, and get the reward 3 times as well.

===Fieldcraft Plates===
The '''plate''' a levequest displays indicates the types of objective the leve will have.
====Miner and Botanist====
<gallery heights=200px mode=packed>
File:Benevolence guildleve.png|[[:Category:Benevolence|Benevolence]]
File:Candor guildleve.png|[[:Category:Candor|Candor]]
File:Munificence guildleve.png|[[:Category:Munificence|Munificence]]
File:Piety guildleve.png|[[:Category:Piety|Piety]]
File:Benevolence shadowbringers1.png|[[:Category:Benevolence|Benevolence]] ([[Shadowbringers]])
File:Candor shadowbringers1.png|[[:Category:Candor|Candor]] ([[Shadowbringers]])
File:Munificence shadowbringers1.png|[[:Category:Munificence|Munificence]] ([[Shadowbringers]])
File:Piety shadowbringers1.png|[[:Category:Piety|Piety]] ([[Shadowbringers]])
File:Benevolence dawntrail1.png|[[:Category:Benevolence|Benevolence]] ([[Dawntrail]])
File:Candor dawntrail1.png|[[:Category:Candor|Candor]] ([[Dawntrail]])
File:Munificence dawntrail1.png|[[:Category:Munificence|Munificence]] ([[Dawntrail]])
File:Piety dawntrail1.png|[[:Category:Piety|Piety]] ([[Dawntrail]])

</gallery>

====Fisher====
<gallery heights=200px mode=packed>
File:Concord guildleve.png|[[:Category:Concord|Concord]]
File:Sincerity guildleve.png|[[:Category:Sincerity|Sincerity]]
File:Concord shadowbringers1.png|[[:Category:Concord|Concord]] ([[Shadowbringers]])
File:Sincerity shadowbringers1.png|[[:Category:Sincerity|Sincerity]] ([[Shadowbringers]])
File:Concord dawntrail1.png|[[:Category:Concord|Concord]] ([[Dawntrail]])
</gallery>

*There are no [[:Category:Sincerity|Sincerity]] levequests after ''[[Shadowbringers]]''.

==Grand Company Leves==
{{main|Grand Company Leves}}
Grand Company Leves are combat levequests available only to the players of a specific Grand Company rank. Players are required to talk to an officer of the Grand Company to accept these quests. By completing these leves, players will gain {{company seal}} [[Company Seal]]s along with {{exp}} [[experience]].

*Players can perform Grand Company Leves for any of the 3 Grand Companies and receive seals for their own. If you perform Grand Company Leves for your own Company, you will receive ''bonus'' experience and seals.
*The highest tier of Grand Company Leves (The level 45 ones in Mor Dhona) are unlocked once the player has reached Chief Sergeant in their Grand Company.
*There are no Grand Company Leves after ''[[A Realm Reborn]]''.

===Grand Company Plates===
The '''plate''' a levequest displays indicates the types of objective the leve will have.
<gallery heights=200px mode=packed>
File:Equity guildleve.png|[[:Category:Equity|Equity]]
File:Promptitude guildleve.png|[[:Category:Promptitude|Promptitude]]
File:Providence guildleve.png|[[:Category:Providence|Providence]]
File:Unity guildleve.png|[[:Category:Unity|Unity]]
</gallery>

==Temple Leves==
{{main|Temple Leves}}
Temple Leves are a new form of Leve exclusively available in [[Ishgard]] and [[Heavensward]] areas. Similar to normal Leves, players can select from [[Battlecraft Leves]], [[Fieldcraft Leves]] and [[Tradecraft Leves]]. Unlike normal Leves, players can undertake large-scale levequests which require ten leve allowances. These levequests are more difficult but offer greater [[experience]] and item rewards.
*Large-scale Temple Leves require 10 Leve allowances, reward 5 times the EXP and are slightly more difficult. They are therefore less allowance efficient and more time efficient.

===Temple Plates===
Temple Leves use the same plates as normal leves, but have a gold frame instead of the usual bronze.

==Levequest Locations==
{{main|Levequest NPCs}}
===[[A Realm Reborn]]===
====Thanalan====
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Zone
! Area
! NPC
|-
| 1 - 4||[[Western Thanalan]]||[[Scorpion Crossing]] || [[Graceful Song]]
|-
| 5 - 9||[[Western Thanalan]]||[[Scorpion Crossing]] || [[Graceful Song]]
|-
| 10 - 14||[[Western Thanalan]]||[[Horizon]] || [[Totonowa]]
|-
| 15 - 19||[[Eastern Thanalan]]||[[Camp Drybone]] || [[Poponagu]]
|-
| 25 - 29||[[Southern Thanalan]]||[[Little Ala Mhigo]]|| [[Esmond]]
|-
| 40 - 44||[[Northern Thanalan]]||[[Camp Bluefog]] || [[Rurubana]]
|}

====The Black Shroud====
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Zone
! Area
! NPC
|-
| 1 - 4||[[Central Shroud]]|| [[The Bannock]] || [[Muriaule]]
|-
| 5 - 9||[[Central Shroud]]||[[The Bannock]] || [[Muriaule]]
|-
| 10 - 14||[[Central Shroud]]||[[Bentbranch Meadows]]|| [[Tierney]]
|-
| 15 - 19||[[East Shroud]]||[[The Hawthorne Hut]]|| [[Qina Lyehga]]
|-
| 20 - 24||[[South Shroud]]||[[Quarrymill]]|| [[Nyell]]
|-
| 25 - 29||[[South Shroud]]||[[Quarrymill]]|| [[Nyell]]
|-
| 30 - 34||[[South Shroud]]||[[Camp Tranquil]]|| [[Merthelin]]
|}

====La Noscea====
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Zone
! Area
! NPC
|-
| 1 - 4||[[Lower La Noscea]] || [[Red Rooster Stead]] || [[Wyrkholsk]]
|-
| 5 - 9||[[Lower La Noscea]] || [[Red Rooster Stead]] || [[Wyrkholsk]]
|-
| 10 - 14||[[Western La Noscea]]||[[Swiftperch]]|| [[Swygskyf]]
|-
| 15 - 19||[[Western La Noscea]]||[[Aleport]]|| [[Orwen]]
|-
| 20 - 24||[[Lower La Noscea]]||[[Moraby Drydocks]]|| [[Ourawann]]
|-
| 30 - 34||[[Eastern La Noscea]]||[[Costa del Sol]]|| [[Nahctahr]]
|-
| 35 - 39||[[Eastern La Noscea]]||[[Wineport]]|| [[Aileen]]
|}

====Coerthas====
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Zone
! Area
! NPC
|-
| 35 - 39||[[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[The Observatorium]] || [[Cimeaurant]]
|-
| 40 - 44||[[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Whitebrim]] || [[Voilinaut]]
|}

====Mor Dhona====
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Zone
! Area
! NPC
|-
| 45 ||[[Mor Dhona]] || [[Saint Coinach's Find]] || [[K'leytai]]
|}
===[[Heavensward]]===
{{see also|Temple Leves}}
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Zone
! Area
! NPC
|-
| 50 - 58||[[Foundation]] || [[The Arc of the Humble]] || [[Eloin]]
|}

===[[Stormblood]]===
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Zone
! Area
! NPC
|-
| 60 - 68||[[Kugane]] || [[Umineko Teahouse]] || [[Keltraeng]]
|}

===[[Shadowbringers]]===
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Zone
! Area
! NPC
|-
| 70 - 78||[[The Crystarium]] || [[The Crystalline Mean (Landmark)|The Crystalline Mean]] || [[Eirikur]]
|}

===[[Endwalker]]===
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Zone
! Area
! NPC
|-
| 80 - 88||[[Old Sharlayan]] || [[The Peristyle]] || [[Grigge]]
|}

===[[Dawntrail]]===
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Zone
! Area
! NPC
|-
| 90 - 98||[[Tuliyollal]] || [[Bayside Bevy]] || [[Malihali]]
|}

==Grand Company Leve Locations==
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Grand Company
! Zone
! Area
! NPC
! Minimum Rank
|-
| 20 - 24||[[The Order of the Twin Adder]]||[[East Shroud]] || [[The Hawthorne Hut]] || [[Cedrepierre]] || Private
|-
| 20 - 24||[[The Maelstrom]]||[[Lower La Noscea]] || [[Moraby Drydocks]] || [[Eugene]] || Private
|-
| 20 - 24||[[The Immortal Flames]]||[[Eastern Thanalan]] || [[Camp Drybone]] || [[Kikiri]] || Private
|-
| 25 - 29||[[The Order of the Twin Adder]]||[[East Shroud]] || [[The Hawthorne Hut]] || [[Cedrepierre]] || Private
|-
| 25 - 29||[[The Maelstrom]]||[[Lower La Noscea]] || [[Moraby Drydocks]] || [[Eugene]] || Private
|-
| 25 - 29||[[The Immortal Flames]]||[[Eastern Thanalan]] || [[Camp Drybone]] || [[Kikiri]] || Private
|-
| 30 - 34||[[The Order of the Twin Adder]]||[[South Shroud]] || [[Camp Tranquil]] ||[[H'amneko]] || Sergeant Third Class
|-
| 30 - 34||[[The Maelstrom]]||[[Eastern La Noscea]] || [[Costa del Sol]] ||[[C'lafumyn]] || Sergeant Third Class
|-
| 30 - 34||[[The Immortal Flames]]||[[Southern Thanalan]] || [[Little Ala Mhigo]] || [[Blue Herring]] || Sergeant Third Class
|-
| 35 - 39||All Three||[[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[The Observatorium]] || [[Haisie]] || Sergeant Third Class
|-
| 40 - 44||All Three||[[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Whitebrim]] || [[Lodille]] || Sergeant Third Class
|-
| 45 ||All Three||[[Mor Dhona]] || [[Saint Coinach's Find]] || [[Eidhart]] || Chief Sergeant
|}
You can perform Grand Company Leves from any of the Company Sergeants not only Sergeants from your own Company, although performing Leves from your own Company will earn you bonus experience and seals.

==Achievements==
{{main|Levequests Achievements}}

Levequests are also associated with the following [[achievements]], in addition to the above main article.
{{Achievement list|Items|Currency}}

==References==
<references/>

{{levequests}}
[[Category:Guildleves]] [[Category:Patch 1.0 Features‎]]

Patch 2.0

2026-04-10T21:04:10Z

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{{Patch infobox
| patchnum = 2.0
| name = A Realm Reborn
| titlecard-image = PatchTitleCard-2-0.jpg
| expansion = A Realm Reborn
| releasedate-1 = 2.0 - 27 August 2013
| promolink = https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/a_realm_reborn/
| patchnotes-links = [https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/71744-NA-FINAL-FANTASY-XIV-Hotfixes-%28Aug.-13-2025%29 All Hotfixes]
| prevpatch = 1.23b
| nextpatch = 2.1
}} [[File:A Realm Reborn (patch art).jpg|right|300px|Concept Art]] __TOC__
== Introduction ==
'''A Realm Reborn''' is a complete reboot of [[Final Fantasy XIV]], created to replace the failed [[Patch 1.23b|original 1.x version]] of the game which was taken offline on November 11, 2012. A thorough rewrite of most of the game's code, a new graphics engine was implemented featuring [[wikipedia:Deferred_shading|deferred rendering]], as well as structural changes to the game's server architecture and a complete overhaul of the combat system.

== Notable Features, Additions, and Changes ==
=== New Content ===
* Main Story: [[Seventh Umbral Era Quests]] (Level 1-50) (195 to 198 quests, later reduced to 163 to 164 in [[patch 5.3]])
* Fully redesigned world of Eorzea, including [[The Black Shroud]], [[Thanalan]], [[La Noscea]], [[Mor Dhona]], and [[Coerthas Central Highlands]]
* Combat Classes: {{GLA}}[[Gladiator]], {{MRD}}[[Marauder]], {{LNC}}[[Lancer]], {{PGL}}[[Pugilist]], {{ARC}}[[Archer]], {{THM}}[[Thaumaturge]], {{ACN}}[[Arcanist]],[1] {{CNJ}}[[Conjurer]]
* Jobs: {{PLD}}[[Paladin]], {{WAR}}[[Warrior]], {{DRG}}[[Dragoon]], {{MNK}}[[Monk]], {{BRD}}[[Bard]], {{BLM}}[[Black Mage]], {{SMN}}[[Summoner]],[1] {{WHM}}[[White Mage]], {{SCH}}[[Scholar]][1]
* Gathering and Crafting Classes: {{MIN}}[[Miner]], {{BTN}}[[Botanist]], {{FSH}}[[Fisher]], {{CRP}}[[Carpenter]], {{BSM}}[[Blacksmith]], {{ARM}}[[Armorer]], {{GSM}}[[Goldsmith]], {{LTW}}[[Leatherworker]], {{WVR}}[[Weaver]], {{ALC}}[[Alchemist]], {{CUL}}[[Culinarian]]
* {{i|Dungeons}}: [[Sastasha]], [[The Tam-Tara Deepcroft]], [[Copperbell Mines]], [[Halatali]], [[The Thousand Maws of Toto-Rak]],[2] [[Haukke Manor]], [[Brayflox's Longstop]], [[The Sunken Temple of Qarn]], [[Cutter's Cry]],[2] [[The Stone Vigil]], [[Dzemael Darkhold]],[2] [[The Aurum Vale]],[2] [[Castrum Meridianum]], [[The Praetorium]], [[The Wanderer's Palace]], [[Amdapor Keep]]
* {{i|Trials}}: [[The Bowl of Embers]],[2] [[The Navel]], [[The Howling Eye]],[2] [[Cape Westwind (Duty)|Cape Westwind]], [[The Bowl of Embers (Hard)]],[2] [[The Navel (Hard)]], [[The Howling Eye (Hard)]][2]
* {{i|Raids}}: [[The Binding Coil of Bahamut]]
* {{i|Guildhests}} added, replacing [[Behest]]s
* {{i|FATEs|Full Active Time Events}}

====Notes====
[1] Only these classes and jobs are new for 2.0. 
[2] These duties were carried forward from [[Patch 1.23b|1.x]] and revamped.

=== System Changes and Additions ===
* All-new [[zone]]s for [[Eorzea]] updated with changes reflecting the aftermath of [[the Calamity]].
* The dozens of old [[Side Quests]] replaced with hundreds of all-new ones.
** Some job quests are all-new (ex. [[White Mage]]), while others kept with minimal changes (ex. [[Dragoon]]).
** Class quests all replaced and expanded. [[Armorer]] quests now separate from [[Blacksmith]].
* Combat overhauled. Some [[attributes]] were retired, while a few new ones were added.
** [[Global cooldown]] and auto-attacks implemented. [[Ability|Abilities]] have their own cooldowns, [[Weaponskill]]s use [[TP]], and [[Spell]]s use [[MP]].
** [[TP]] now begins combat full, and regenerates naturally over time, like [[MP]].
** All 1.x [[materia]] replaced by [[Types_of_Materia#Discontinued_.2F_Inactive_Materia|Cracked Materia]] which have no effect but can be exchanged for the new [[Types of Materia|types of materia]].
*** [[Materia]] drastically changed. The amount of stats granted by a given tier of materia is now fixed. Sockets introduced to gear and melding to sockets is a guaranteed success.
** {{action icon|Dye (action)}}ing no longer affects a piece of [[equipment]]'s [[attributes]].
* [[Crafting]] and [[Gathering]] function completely differently.
** All crafting recipes replaced, rendering many old materials without use. Some new materials were added, as well.
** [[Spearfishing]] removed from [[Fisher]].
* {{i|Guildleve}}s overhauled.
** Faction leves retired along with their associated currencies.
* [[Hamlet Defense]] battles and Caravan Security removed.
** Various kinds of FATE considered to be the replacement, such as {{questlink|fate-collect|FATEs#Collect||Collect}}, {{questlink|fate-defense|FATEs#Defend||Defend}}, and {{questlink|fate-escort|FATEs#Escort||Escort}} (per YoshiP in PLL VI).
* {{action icon|Teleport}} no longer requires anima (a recharging resource) as [[currency]], but instead a {{gil}} [[Gil]] fee is charged.
* New gender options for existing [[races]]: female [[Highlander]]s, male [[Miqo'te]], and female [[Roegadyn]].
* {{map icon|market board}} [[Market Board]]s added.
** [[Retainers|Retainer]] functionality adjusted to accommodate.
* Chocobo [[companions]] added as an open-world ally.
** [[Path companion]]s removed.
* PlayStation 3 support added (The original 1.x was PC only)
** Gamepad support added for both Windows and PS3.

=== Miscellaneous ===
* New Allagan Tomestone currency: {{tomestone|philosophy}}[[Allagan Tomestone of Philosophy|Allagan Tomestones of Philosophy]] and {{tomestone|mythology}}[[Allagan Tomestone of Mythology|Allagan Tomestones of Mythology]]
** [[Allagan Runestone]]s are now deprecated and may no longer be exchanged for [[gear]].

*[[File:Waist slot icon1.png|20px|link=Waist]] [[Waist|Belts]] no longer affect the display of the [[File:Body slot icon1.png|20px|link=Body]] [[Body]] slot [[equipment]]. The visual graphics associated with some belts were merged with their matching body slot items, though not in all cases.<ref>An example can be seen by comparing [[:File:FFXIV Minfilia Full.webp|this image of Minfilia]] from during [[Patch 1.23b|Legacy]] with [[:File:Rising Vendor 2021.PNG|this image of the Rising vendor]]. The {{i|Raptorskin Survival Belt}} seen in Legacy was not attached to any body slot item. Meanwhile, the {{i|Cobalt Plate Belt}} can be seen fused with the {{i|Cobalt Cuirass}} in [[:File:Cobalt Cuirass front.png|this post-ARR image]].</ref>
* Smallclothes retired as a [[gear]] slot.
** The appearances associated with the race-specific smallclothes were reassigned to {{i|Hempen Undershirt}} and {{i|Hempen Underpants}} for males, and {{i|Hempen Camise}} and {{i|Hempen Pantalettes}} for females.

*Though patch 2.0 received no ''numbered'' sub-patches, [https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/71744-NA-FINAL-FANTASY-XIV-Hotfixes-%28Aug.-13-2025%29 updates and hotfixes] were issued on thirteen different dates (nearly weekly) prior to 17 December 2013 and the release of the first major patch, 2.1.

== Main Story Summary (Spoilers) == 
{{section-stub}}
Five years after the Seventh Umbral Calamity, the Warrior of Light experiences a vision where he is floating in the aether, and hears a voice calling out: "Hear... feel... think..." as a masked, dark robed figure appears before him. The Warrior conjures up a weapon of light, based on his starting class, and strikes the dark figure down.

=== Chapter 1 (Starting in Gridania) ===
The Warrior of Light wakes up on a carriage in the Black Shroud traveling to Gridania, accompanied by Alphinaud, Alisaie, and Bremondt, a traveling merchant. The Warrior of Light encounters some moogles, who ask him if he's seen anything suspicious. Later, the carriage is caught up in a skirmish between Gridanian forces and Ixal beastmen, but manages to escape unscathed. The carriage then continues on and reaches Gridania, where the Warrior of Light registers with the Adventurer's Guild in Carline Canopy, performs odd jobs for the people of Gridania, and learns the ways of his selected class.

=== Chapter 1 (Starting in Ul'dah) ===
The Warrior of Light wakes up on a carriage in Thanalan traveling to Ul'dah, accompanied by Alphinaud, Alisaie, and Brendt, a traveling merchant. The carriage is stopped for inspection by corrupt Brass Blades, who "find" contraband herbs, but are ambushed by Amalj'aa beastmen. The carriage escapes and continues on to reach Ul'dah, where the Warrior of Light registers with the Adventurer's Guild in the Quicksand, performs odd jobs for the people of Ul'dah, and learns the ways of his selected class.

=== Chapter 1 (Starting in Limsa Lominsa) ===
The Warrior of Light wakes up on a ship off the coast of La Noscea traveling to Limsa Lominsa, accompanied by Alphinaud, Alisaie, and Brennan, a traveling merchant. The ship is later attacked by pirates, but is able to outrun them. The ship then continues on and reaches Limsa Lominsa, where the Warrior of Light registers with the Adventurer's Guild in the Drowning Wench, performs odd jobs for the people of Limsa Lominsa, and learns the ways of his selected class.

The hero is hired by Summerford Farms to investigate alleged kidnappings, and pursues a lead to Seasong Grotto. There he encounters a Miqo'te woman wearing a strange device, but they are ambushed by an enraged goobue. Afterward the hero discovers a blue crystal, and upon picking it up, collapses and witnesses another aethereal vision with a star shower, a giant towering crystal and the same voice "Hear... feel... think...". The voice calls out to the crystal-bearer identifies herself as Hydaelyn, issues a prophecy of light fading and darkness taking its place, presaging an end to life, and beseeches the hero to prevent this fate, and tasks him with gathering the Crystals of Light. The hero wakes up, as the Miqo'te woman has discovered a seafarer's knife in the goobue's back, and is convinced the kidnappings are the work of pirates. The hero returns to Summerford farms to present his findings, where the taskmaster identifies the Miqo'te woman as Y'shtola, and assures the hero that she is unconnected to the kidnappings.

The hero performs odd jobs around the farm, and has to deal with a particular scoundrel named Sevrin who has been causing trouble. The hero is tasked with hunting Sevrin down, and finds him being beaten by two men whom he betrayed. The hero moves to confront them, but is interrupted by a masked, black-robed man who summons a golem to attack. The hero defeats the golem, and witnesses another vision. After returning to the farm, Sevrin explains that he was a member of the Serpent Reavers - servents of the Sahagin - and deserted them. He had planned to hand over his crewmates to save himself, and couldn't go through with it. He headed off to confess and turn himself in to the Yellowjackets - Limsa Lominsa's law enforcement. The hero returns to the Drowning Wench in Limsa Lominsa and asks Baderon the proprietor to put in a good word for Sevrin.

The hero performs miscellaneous tasks, and is eventually tasked with guarding the under-construction ''Victory'' - Limsa Lominsa's first ship built since the Calamity - from sabotage. Not long after, a band of pirates attacks and attempts to destroy the ship. The hero fights them off and strikes down their leader, who turns out to be the foreman's estranged father. On his body, a missive in an unknown language is discovered, and the hero takes it back to the Drowning Wench to have it interpreted. It is found to be written in the Sahagin language, and it mentions a diversionary attack on Swiftperch, but Baderon has the intuition to realize that the attack on the ''Victory'' wasn't the primary objective - Swiftperch is the true target!

The hero delivers the message to Commodore Reyner who considers how to respond, when s Yellowjacket bursts in and reports that the Sahagin are attacking South Tidegate. Lacking the resources to defend both location, Commodore Reyner dispatches the troops to South Tidegate while sending the hero to protect Swiftperch. The hero rushes to Swiftperch with all haste, and sure enough a band of Serpent Reavers attacks. The defenders are able to defeat the attackers, but their leader summons a voidsent, whom the defenders also defeat. As the defenders cheer their victory, the same masked, black-robed mage who summoned the golem confronts the hero and summons a more powerful voidsent, deeming the hero too dangerous to be allowed to live. The hero is joined by Y'shtola, and together they prevail over the masked mage and his voidsent. As the masked man expires, Y'shtola says the hero was blessed with a special gift, and identifies the masked mage as an Ascian, a Bringer of Chaos. It is they who have been manipulating the beast tribes. Thus the case of the kidnappings is brought to a close. In the words of Ryssfloh, "Those Reavers were the ones spiriting folk away in the dead of night, and this bastard here [the Ascian] was pulling all the strings." The hero reports back to Commodore Reyner, but not before noticing a dark crystal, which shatters before his eyes.

Back in Limsa Lominsa, the hero is welcomed by Admiral Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn, who recognizes his deeds and invites him to a celebratory banquet - a great honor. During the banquet Admiral Merlwyb gives her summation of recent events: The tattooed pirates call themselves Serpent Reavers, and have pledges themselves to the Sahagins' god Leviathan, and sought to kidnap civilians to grow their numbers. At that moment, the hero's crystal glows, and he shows it to Y'shtola, who identifies it as one of the Crystals of Light. The hero recalls his vision of the towering crystal after defeating the goobue, and Y'shtola and Admiral Merlwyb come to the conclusion that the hero is vessel of a higher power, and identify the towering crystal as the Mothercrystal. Admiral Merlwyb then tells the story of the Warriors of Light, heroes not of this land, who fought to protect it from the corruption of the primals, and from the Garlean Empire. They fought and disappeared at the Battle of Carteneau. They were remembered as great heroes,
but nobody can remember their names or faces, which is why they are simply remembered as the Warriors of Light. Merlwyb believes the hero was chosen by Hydaelyn for a special reason, and admonishes him to keep his crystal safe.

At that moment, the hero collapses and witness a vision of the final moments of the Battle of Carteneau. The hero comes to, waking up in the Drowning Wench, and is summoned to Admiral Merlwyb's office. Merlwyb names the hero her envoy, grants him authorization to travel by airship, and assigns him the task of delivering missives to the leaders of Ul'dah and Gridania, to hold a memorial for the five-year anniversary of the Battle of Carteneau and the Seventh Umbral Calamity. They agree, as the Garlean Empire is a grave threat to Eorzea. The XIVth Legion, led by Gaius van Baelsar, is deeply entranched in Eorzea, and seeks to resume its campaign of conquest. The hero returns to the Drowning Wench to receive his next assignment...

=== Chapter 2 ===


=== Chapter 3 ===


=== Chapter 4 ===


== The Binding Coil of Bahamut (Spoilers) ==

==Lore==
Every end marks a new beginning. So it was that Eorzea, in the five years following the Seventh Umbral Calamity, rose from the ashes to rebuild-as did their would-be imperial conquerors.

===Tales from the Calamity===
There was much work to be done in the days following the events at Carteneau. Countless Eorzeans had been robbed of their homes and livelihoods, for Bahamut had managed to wreak untold destruction before he was defeated. In Ul'dah rioters had taken to the streets, driven by madness and fear. It was only by the impassioned words of the Sultana Nanamo Ul Namo and the brave actions of her seven defenders that order was restored, and formal efforts to administer aid and succor to the people could begin. In Limsa Lominsa, Admiral Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn, who had lain in a state of torpor after suffering injuries during the Battle of Carteneau, awoke and set about establishing the Maelstrom's temporary command at the Moraby Drydocks, which had been sheltered from the worst of the great wave which had lain waste to Vylbrand's coast. And in Gridania, Kan-E-Senna's younger siblings Raya-O and A-Ruhn oversaw the recovery efforts while the Elder Seedseer remained in Carteneau for a time, seeking out what few survivors remained and saving those who could yet be saved.

Meanwhile, having watched the battle unfold from the deck of an imperial airship, Legatus Gaius van Baelsar, commander of the XIVth Legion, saw an opportunity. Upon withdrawing to Ala Mhigo with the remainder of his fleet, he sent troops to Mor Dhona’s Castrum Novum, with orders to execute the remnants of van Darnus’s VIIth Legion and secure the fortress for the XIVth. From there they dispatched cohorts to La Noscea, Thanalan, the Black Shroud, and Coerthas, and upon the lands they claimed were built many new castra.

Although the Eorzean Alliance was not blind to the Empire’s aggression, they had not the strength to oppose them. When the 5th Cohort encroached upon Ul'dahn interests in northern Thanalan, it was all General Raubahn and the Immortal Flames could do to hold the line. Once the two sides had retreated behind their fortifications, the Ul'dahns could only look on helplessly as the Garleans commenced the construction of Castrum Meridianum—a dagger pointed at the very heart of Eorzea.

===A New Dawn===
Six months after the fall of Dalamud, in a quiet corner of Ul'dah, the surviving members of the Circle of Knowing and the Path of the Twelve came together to discuss their shared future.

The Path of the Twelve, formed in 1570, had ostensibly been an obscure religious sect devoted to the pursuit of spiritual knowledge. In truth, however, it had been a haven for "''walkers'' of the path"-men and women blessed with the Echo, a power whose potential they were only beginning to understand, and its charismatic Antecedent, the Lady Minfilia, was herself among the strongest in this gift.

Minfilia had awoken to her power at the age of seventeen, when she somehow found herself walking in the memories of another. Troubled and terrified by the experience, she confided in Thancred, an old friend and secret member of the Circle of Knowing-though this she did not know at the time. Recognizing the signs, Thancred introduced Minfilia to Louisoix Leveilleur, his master and mentor, who shared with her his knowledge of the Echo-a power said to have been bestowed upon individuals on the cusp of an Umbral Calamity-that they might stand against the coming darkness. The Echo, he claimed, was more than the stuff of legends, and the selfsame power Minfilia possessed. Though wary at first, she and the Archon became close friends, and it was with his enthusiastic encouragement that she would found the Path of the Twelve, and the two organizations would support each other in various endeavors over the coming years.

On the eve of the Battle of Carteneau, Louisoix had come to her organization’s headquarters, the Waking Sands, to reveal to her his plans to forestall Eorzea’s destruction. The Archon would summon the Twelve using forbidden arts known only to him, and with their combined strength, prevent the fall of the lesser moon. Such strength, however, posed a threat in itself, for should Eorzea’s patron deities assume physical form, it seemed more than likely that they would be prone to the same appetites as the gods of the beastmen. Should that prove the case, their mere presence would bleed the land of life. And so Louisoix would instead call upon a fraction of the Twelve’s power—enough to stay Dalamud’s descent, and no more. Alas, to ensure all would come to pass as intended, he would need to take his own life in the midst of the ritual.

However, Louisoix had come for another purpose than to discuss his impending death. He had seen in the Antecedent great potential, and during that meeting he told her the role he would have her play in the days to come. So it was that, six months after that fateful day, in accordance with Louisoix Leveilleur's wishes, the Circle of Knowing and the Path of the Twelve were merged to form the Scions of the Seventh Dawn, under the leadership of Minfilia.

===A New Hero===
For many, the facts surrounding the Calamity remain a mystery to this day, as the memories of Bahamut’s rampage and miraculous defeat remain muddled and indistinct. A band of valiant adventurers is known to have been instrumental to this victory, yet despite all efforts, none can remember their names nor their faces. To try merely brings to mind silhouettes amidst a blinding glare, a shared image which has resulted in these forgotten heroes being dubbed, “The Warriors of Light.”

Though it was widely believed that these heroes all perished in the fires of Carteneau, five years later, rumors of a survivor began to spread throughout Eorzea. This singular man (or woman, by some accounts) traveled far and wide, taking part in conflicts great and small, often standing for the weak and downtrodden. Eventually he came to the attention of the Scions of the Seventh Dawn, not only for his magnanimous deeds, but for his manifestation of the Echo, that great power to walk in the memories of others. Accordingly, Minfilia saw fit to extend this adventurer a formal invitation, that he might join in their ongoing fight against the primal menace.

===The Lord of the Infero===
The adventurer was first tasked with investigating a series of kidnappings in Thanalan, which were eventually revealed to be the work of an Ul'dahn merchant in league with the Amalj’aa. In a bid to learn the whereabouts of the abductees, the Immortal Flames devised a plan to seize the Amalj’aa responsible using the merchant as bait. Alas, a traitor in their ranks revealed all, resulting in the capture of the adventurer and his comrades, who were subsequently presented by the beastmen to their god, Ifrit, as offerings to be made his thralls.

However, by the power of the Echo, that holy gift bestowed by Mother Hydaelyn Herself, the adventurer proved immune to Ifrit’s tempering, much to the primal’s chagrin. Flying into a rage, Ifrit attempted to slaughter the adventurer outright, only to find himself outmatched. Thus did the Lord of the Inferno fall.

===The Paragons of the Darkness===
With the adventurer’s victory over the beastman god, the Immortal Flames’ Bloodsworn were free to secure the captives and return them safely to Ul'dah. Word quickly spread of the valiant hero—the eikon-slayer—spurring others to seek to enlist his aid and that of the Scions of the Seventh Dawn.

At the behest of the Order of the Twin Adder, the adventurer was dispatched to treat with the sylphs of Little Solace, whom they feared might summon Ramuh, the Lord of Levin. After undertaking many tasks to earn the trust of the diminutive beings, he discovered that, while the primal had indeed been summoned in the past, he was a guardian by nature, and Gridania need not fear sylphic aggression. However, a new threat soon revealed itself to the adventurer: Lahabrea of the Ascians, one of many mysterious masked beings said to have sown chaos and discord since time immemorial. Although the Ascians' designs were anything but clear, the Scions knew better than to leave them to their own devices. The adventurer and his allies set about investigating the masked man, tracking him to Little Ala Mhigo, where he had convinced a group of desperate youths to attempt to summon Rhalgr, the Destroyer. From there the adventurer followed his trail to Haukke Manor, where he was confronted by two more Ascians, who sought to measure the hero’s strength for their master. These deeply troubling events served to confirm that the Ascians had bequeathed the knowledge of summoning to various peoples to further their own dark ends.

===The Lord of Crags===
The Scions were soon forced to turn their attention to Vylbrand, where the kobolds were said to have once more summoned their patron god, Titan, to defend their land from Limsa Lominsa’s aggressive expansion. This was not the first time the Lord of Crags had been called forth from the aether, though, for twelve years earlier, in 1565, the famed Company of Heroes had been employed to rid the land of the primal menace. They succeeded, but at great cost, and in the wake of the Calamity, the mercenary group chose to disband. Bereft of other options, the Maelstrom turned to the Scions of the Seventh Dawn for aid.

Y’shtola and the adventurer’s first course of action was to seek out the erstwhile members of the Company of Heroes, believing them to be possessed of invaluable tactical knowledge. After many trials and tribulations—the purpose of which was not entirely clear at the time—this supposition was proven true, and the Scions learned of an aetheryte which could be used to deliver forces directly into Titan’s sanctuary. And so, in a moment that shall forever be enshrined in the annals of Eorzean history, the adventurer slew the Lord of Crags and spared Limsa Lominsa his terrible vengeance. Alas, this triumph would be tempered by a terrible tragedy.

Upon returning to the Waking Sands, the adventurer was greeted by a sight to make his blood run cold: the bodies of beloved allies—victims of a desperate struggle. Among them was Noraxia, a sylphic ally, and through her memories the adventurer learned that the carnage was the result of an imperial raid led by Livia sas Junius, a tribunus who served under Gaius van Baelsar. Having come for the eikon-slayer, they left instead with Minfilia and other senior Scions, but not before slaughtering countless others with impunity.

===Friends Lost and Found===
With her dying breath, Noraxia implored the adventurer to seek shelter at the Church of Saint Adama Landama. Heeding her counsel, he sought out Father Iliud, who welcomed him with open arms. Here the adventurer was reunited with the engineer Cid nan Garlond, who had lost all memory of his past, but retained the advanced engineering skills from his former life. However, this brief respite came to an end when, one day, Alphinaud Leveilleur cast open the doors of the church.

The young grandson of Archon Louisoix had crossed paths with the adventurer several times before, including at the remembrance services held to commemorate the Battle of Carteneau. A Sharlayan nobleman and graduate of the Studium, the youth of sixteen summers and his twin sister Alisaie had come to Eorzea against the wishes of his father, that they might join with the Scions of the Seventh Dawn and carry on their grandfather’s legacy to safeguard the realm. Having learned of a new primal threat following the attack on the Waking Sands, he had resolved to enlist the help of the surviving adventurer—and that of the famed Cid nan Garlond.
The Garlean engineer had fled the Empire fifteen years ago and come to Eorzea, where he founded the Garlond Ironworks, a company dedicated to the development and production of advanced magitek. He had shared his knowledge of Garlean technology with the people of Eorzea and served as a trusted advisor to the Alliance—and even gone so far as to take part in military operations, such as when he delivered a group of adventurers to Rivenroad to confront Nael van Darnus.

Cid had vanished in the Calamity and was presumed by many to have died, but in truth the engineer had survived. Robbed of his memories by the tragic events of that day, he had wandered aimlessly until coming to the Church of Saint Adama Landama, where he was taken into the care of Father Iliud and given the name Marques.

Though he was somewhat confused by Alphinaud’s claims, Cid sensed that the boy spoke the truth, and decided to assist him and the adventurer, in the hopes that it might help him to recover his memory.

To combat Garlemald’s imperial ambitions, Cid nan Garlond shared many secrets of magitek technology with the Eorzean Alliance, including the ceruleum engine.

===The Search for the Enterprise===
Alphinaud revealed that the Ixal of Gridania had summoned Garuda, a fearsome and bloodthirsty primal. Yet therein lied an opportunity, or so the youth believed, for if they somehow managed to defeat Garuda, it would serve as a warning to other beast tribes that even their mightiest gods could be felled. If they were to face their foe, however, they would need to circumvent the tempest which shielded her sanctuary—a feat only capable with the Enterprise, Cid’s missing airship. The search for the Enterprise led the trio to the Ishgardian territory of central Coerthas, a land as cold and unwelcoming as its people. However, with the aid of an eccentric knight of House Fortemps and a young nobleman of House Haillenarte, the party learned that the airship could be found in the Stone Vigil, an Ishgardian fortress which had been overrun by their Dravanian enemies years ago. Having no choice, they fought their way deep into the fallen fortress, until at last they came upon the Enterprise, and with it made their escape back to Gridania.

Originally designed to serve as a line of defense against Horde incursions into western Coerthas, the Stone Vigil was repurposed before its fall to the Dravanians to house Ishgard's small, yet formidable fleet of aerial warships.

===The Lady of the Vortex===
Years of neglect had taken its toll on the Enterprise, and in its condition the airship could not possibly withstand the tumultuous winds which encircled the Howling Eye, Garuda’s sanctuary. To safely breach the barrier, Cid devised a plan to harness the power of a corrupted crystal, that they might alter the elemental aspect of the aether comprising the primal’s defenses. Working closely with the esteemed Professor Lamberteint and his dedicated pupils, the adventurer obtained a corrupted crystal to power Cid’s newly fashioned elemental converter, and at long last the trio embarked upon their journey to confront Garuda.
Stirred by the familiar roar of the Enterprise’s engines, Cid endeavored to recall his past, but it was only with the aid of the adventurer’s Echo that he at last came to remember his name, his people, and his purpose.

Amidst the whirling winds, the adventurer succeeded in striking down the Lady of the Vortex, only to see her rise once more, reinvigorated by the belief of her Ixali disciples. It was at this moment that Gaius van Baelsar then entered the fray, seemingly bent on goading the defeated primal into one final act of defiance. Garuda duly obliged, slaughtering her captive kobolds and Amalj’aa, whose cries of agony served to summon their own patron deities.
As Garuda prepared to consume the aether of her lesser brethren, the Black Wolf called forth the Ultima Weapon, an Allagan relic found buried deep beneath Gyr Abania and restored by Garlean magitek, which summarily dispatched and seemingly absorbed all three primals. Wholly unprepared to face this awe-inspiring new foe, the adventurer and his allies had no choice but to flee for their lives.

===Reclaiming the Dawn's Light===
Alphinaud, Cid, and the adventurer sought refuge within the echoing halls of the Waking Sands, and there were reunited with the Scions Yda and Y’shtola. The pair had spent the days since the raid on their headquarters attempting to locate their missing comrades, and their inquiries had at last borne fruit.
Minfilia and the other high-ranking Scions were being held prisoner in Castrum Centri, an imperial stronghold in Mor Dhona. Recognizing that it would be no small task to free them, the adventurer and his comrades set about gathering more intelligence, and in the process were reunited with Biggs and Wedge, two Garlond Ironworks engineers who had been captured along with the other Scions, but had managed to escape during transport.

After regrouping in Mor Dhona’s Revenant’s Toll, the engineers and the Scions hatched a plan to infiltrate Castrum Centri by impersonating Garlean soldiers. With the assistance of local adventurers, they obtained imperial uniforms and a magitek reaper, and with them managed to enter the castrum undetected and free Minfilia, Papalymo, Urianger, and Tataru. Reunited, the Scions narrowly escaped the wrath of Livia sas Junius by leaping aboard the Enterprise, but as they flew to safety, they spied Gaius van Baelsar standing beside the Ultima Weapon and the Ascian Lahabrea—who to the Scions’ dismay threw back his hood to reveal the face of Thancred, their friend and ally, whom the Ascian had been controlling for some time.

===Operation Archon===
Surrender to the empire or share the fate of the false gods he had pledged to exterminate. Such was the ultimatum Gaius van Baelsar had issued to the Alliance leaders, spurring them to convene an emergency meeting in Ul'dah. Though they balked at the legatus’s terms, they believed they had no choice, for the Scions of the Seventh Dawn were gone—or so they had believed until Minfilia and the others strode into the Fragrant Chamber. In urgent tones, she and Alphinaud implored them not to surrender, to place their faith once more in the Scions and stand together against van Baelsar and his Ultima Weapon.
Owing to this timely intervention, Eorzea’s leaders resolved to fight the Empire to the last, and at once turned their attentions to the matter of how best to coordinate their military might. So it was that Operation Archon was conceived—the largest single counteroffensive in the realm’s troubled history, in which the Alliance would strike at every imperial stronghold standing upon Eorzean soil.

The first phase of Operation Archon saw the Alliance eliminate one of the Black Wolf’s most trusted lieutenants—Rhitahtyn sas Arvina. Acting on intelligence that he would be visiting Cape Westwind for a routine inspection, the Immortal Flames launched an assault on the imperial outpost. The adventurer then led a small unit into the innermost sector, and at the end of a fierce struggle, dealt the praefectus his death-blow.

With Rhitahtyn’s demise, the forces garrisoned at Castrum Occidens were thrown into disarray, allowing the Alliance to commence the second phase of Operation Archon. The Maelstrom laid siege to the leaderless stronghold, and Admiral Merlwyb herself led the Crimson Fleet to blockade Castrum Marinum. Meanwhile, in the Twelveswood, the Order of the Twin Adder and a contingent of sylphs surrounded Castrum Oriens, thus completely severing Castrum Meridianum’s primary lines of supply.

For the third phase of Operation Archon, the Order of the Twin Adder blockaded the railway connecting Centri and Meridianum, preventing the timely arrival of reinforcements from Mor Dhona. The Immortal Flames then marched against the stronghold with all their strength—though in truth this was but a feint.

===The Assault on Castrum Meridianum===
Through a carefully coordinated series of attacks, the Eorzean Alliance had succeeded in isolating Castrum Meridianum. However, they could not lay siege to the fortress indefinitely, for imperial reinforcements would surely come from far and wide to its defense. In particular, the Garlean forces stationed in Ala Mhigo could easily be dispatched to Castrum Meridianum by airship, rendering the Alliance’s efforts for naught. Therefore, they would need to strike while the iron was hot.

While the garrison’s eyes were drawn outwards by General Raubahn’s assault, the selfsame adventurer who slew Rhitahtyn sas Arvina once more took charge of an elite adventurer unit. They stole past the defenses of Castrum Meridianum and attempted to deactivate the magitek field which protected the Praetorium, the fortress within a fortress wherein the Ultima Weapon was housed.

Yet again the adventurer and his allies emerged triumphant, successfully disabling the magitek field generator, as well as defeating Livia sas Junius into the bargain—the tribunus who had led the brutal raid on the Waking Sands.

At last, the path to the Praetorium was open, and so it was that Cid nan Garlond delivered the adventurer and his comrades to the stage of the final confrontation with Gaius van Baelsar and the Ultima Weapon.

===The Ultima Weapon===
A relic of the Third Astral Era, the Ultima Weapon was a feat of Allagan technology—the same technology which saw the reach of the Allagan Empire extend to the four corners of Hydaelyn. After being employed to great effect on the southern continent of Meracydia, the mechanical juggernaut had been buried, and lain undisturbed for five thousand years. Upon its rediscovery, the XIVth Legion of the Imperial Garlean Army had refitted it to serve as a countermeasure against the ever-growing primal threat.

However, it later came to light in a report delivered to the Eorzean Alliance by the Scions of the Seventh Dawn that, despite the fact they had managed to awaken the monstrosity—by harnessing the power of the Heart of Sabik, an ancient relic infused with vast quantities of aether.
There, within the Praetorium, the Ascian Lahabrea revealed his true intent to enemy and ally both: to harness the life force of the primals and quicken this core, that he might unleash Ultima, a spell of unimaginable destructive power contained therein.

In an instant, the Praetorium was naught more than a smoking, crater. Yet by the grace of Mother Hydaelyn’s blessing, the adventurer was spared death, and as the fires raged all about, he laid low both Gaius van Baelsar and his Ultima Weapon. Thus did the conquest of the Black Wolf end in smoke and ashes.
The destruction wrought by Ultima was, according to eyewitness accounts, akin to a volcanic eruption. To this day, the precise nature and origins of the Heart of Sabik, the mysterious artifact Lahabrea used to invoke the ancient magick, remain unknown.

===The Dawning of the Seventh Astral Era===
With the destruction of the Ultima Weapon, Operation Archon was proclaimed a resounding success. Their hearts swelling with pride and relief, the weary allies came together in the shadow of the Keeper of the Lake and there declared, to all and sundry, a definitive end—not only to their desperate struggle against van Baelsar’s XIVth Legion, but to the petty squabbles which had divided their nations for far too long.

They were under no illusions. The realm was yet beset by countless problems, and the scars left by the Calamity would linger for generations to come. Nevertheless, they believed that their triumph at Castrum Meridianum marked a turning point, the first steps towards a united Eorzea, which could stand against the might of Garlemald.

And so Chief Admiral Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn, Flame General Raubahn Aldynn, and Elder Seedseer Kan-E-Senna raised their voices as one and proclaimed that, on that day, by the light of the Crystal, the Seventh Astral Era had come, and the realm was at last truly reborn.
<ref>Encyclopaedia Eorzea: Volume I, page 54-59</ref>

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{{lead icon|fate mob icon1.png|frame=none}} '''FATEs''' (Full Active Time Events) are dynamic scenarios, often battles, that appear in overworld [[locations|zones]], [[Field Operations|Field Operation]] zones, and [[Lifestyle Content]] zones. FATEs involve boss battles, escort missions and other events, and were a new feature for [[Patch 2.0]]. Players can complete these events for {{exp}} [[experience]], {{gil}} [[gil]] and {{company seal}} [[Grand Company]] [[Company Seals|seals]] or {{bicolor gemstone}} [[Bicolor Gemstones]]. Occasionally players will also receive items for successful completion of a FATE at gold medal. FATE credit is shared amongst all members of a party. Group up for better chances at maximum credit.
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[[File:fate1.jpg|400px|thumb|FATE in 2.0 beta]]

==Basics==
{{see also|List of FATEs}}
To locate a FATE, look for FATE indicators that randomly appear on your map. To join a FATE, simply enter the FATE radius (blue circle) on your mini map and attempt to complete the FATE objectives. There are no limits to the number of players that can participate in a FATE at a time.

If the player's level is too high (more than 5 levels above the recommended level), they will be asked to level sync down. Meanwhile, if the player's level is too low, they will suffer a penalty to their contribution, making it difficult to get a gold completion while solo.
*Exceptions to this are {{i|Behold Now Behemoth}}, {{i|He Taketh It with His Eyes}}, and {{i|Steel Reign}}, which are level 50 FATES that sync players down to level 70.

FATEs can be completed by finishing the on-screen objectives within the time limit. Players are rewarded with {{exp}} [[experience]], {{gil}} [[gil]], and either {{company seal}} [[Grand Company]] [[Company Seals|seals]] (for zones in A Realm Reborn through Stormblood) or {{bicolor gemstone}} [[Bicolor Gemstones]] (for zones in Shadowbringers and onwards) when a FATE is completed.
*Enemies that are the objective of a FATE will have a special icon next to their names: [[File:Fate mob icon1.png|link=]]

==Types of FATEs==
===Kill Enemies [[File:Slay enemy FATE icon.png|40px]]===
Monster FATES require the players to defeat waves and waves of monsters. On your map, they show up as icons with a crossed sword, axe, and spear. Players can increase their rating by tagging or first hitting monsters, doing damage to the monsters and healing and reviving other players. To obtain participation for a monster slain, players need to get on the Enmity List (pops up on the left) for that monster when it is slain.

*Easiest way to achieve Gold Medal rating is by tagging monsters with instant cast spells, damage them with AoE abilities, gaining [[enmity]] for multiple mobs and healing players with high enmity.

===Kill Boss [[File:Boss FATE icon.png|40px]]===
Boss FATEs require the players to defeat one large and powerful boss monster. On your map, they show up as icons with monster maw. Players can increase their rating by doing damage to the boss, tanking hits from the boss and healing other players.

====Large-scale FATEs====
These FATEs, also referred to as '''world bosses''' or '''rare boss FATEs''' by players, have prerequisite weather or completing other FATE chains. Most level 70 and lower world boss FATEs (except Behemoth) are not visible on the main map, and must be located on the minimap display.
{| {{STDT|location align-left}}
|-
! FATE
! Boss
! Level
! Location
! Notes
|-
| {{i|He Taketh It with His Eyes}} || [[Behemoth]] || Level 50 || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || 1 FATE prerequisite
|-
| {{i|Steel Reign}} || [[Odin]] || Level 50 || [[The Black Shroud]] || Weather: {{weather icon|tension}}[[Tension]]
|-
| {{i|Coeurls Chase Boys Chase Coeurls}} || [[Coeurlregina]] || Level 60 || [[The Dravanian Forelands]] || Weather: {{weather icon|royal levin}}[[Royal Levin]] 2 FATE prerequisite
|-
| {{i|Prey Online}} || [[Noctilucale]] || Level 59 || [[Azys Lla]] || Weather: {{weather icon|hyperelectricity}}[[Hyperelectricity]]
|-
| {{i|A Horse Outside}} || [[Ixion]] || Level 70 || [[The Lochs]] || Weather: {{weather icon|quicklevin}}[[Quick Levin]]
|-
| {{i|Foxy Lady}} || [[Tamamo Gozen]] || Level 70 || [[Yanxia]] || 3 FATE prerequisite
|-
| {{i|A Finale Most Formidable}} || [[Formidable]] || Level 80 || [[Kholusia]] || 2 FATE prerequisite
|-
| {{i|The Head, the Tail, the Whole Damned Thing}} || [[Archaeotania]] || Level 80 || [[The Tempest]] || 6 FATE prerequisite
|-
| {{i|Devout Pilgrims vs. Daivadipa}} || [[Daivadipa]] || Level 90 || [[Thavnair]] || 2 FATE prerequisite
|-
| {{i|Omicron Recall: Killing Order}} || [[Chi (boss)|Chi]] || Level 90 || [[Ultima Thule]] || 2 FATE prerequisite
|-
| {{i|The Serpentlord Seethes}} || [[Ttokrrone]] || Level 100 || [[Shaaloani]] || 4 FATE prerequisite
|-
| {{i|Mascot Murder}} || [[Mica the Magical Mu]] || Level 100 || [[Living Memory]] || 2 FATE prerequisite
|-
|}

====Notorious Monster [[File:Eureka notorious monster (map icon).png|40px]]====
{{main|Eureka FATEs}}
A type of boss fate only found in {{i|The Forbidden Land, Eureka}}. Often abbreviated as '''NM'''.

Some types of Eureka FATEs are called "Elemental Conflicts" (i.e. Happy Bunny FATEs), wherein players defeat a few waves of enemies while protecting the resident Happy Bunnies. Completing these allows players to search for hidden treasure. For more information, see [[The Forbidden Land, Eureka Pagos#Happy Bunnies|here]].

The [[Persistent Pot]] FATEs in {{i|Occult Crescent}} are given the same icon and function very similarly to the Happy Bunny FATEs in Eureka.

====Chase [[File:FATE-Path.png|40px]]====
A one-of-a-kind type of boss fate, {{i|The Magitek Is Back}} involves chasing a boss to a destination marked with a grey version of the FATE icon: [[File:Chase FATE icon2.png|32px|link=]] Players must defeat the boss before it reaches the destination, or the FATE is a failure.

===Collect [[File:Collection FATE icon.png|40px]]===
Collect FATEs require the players to collect and turn in [[Key Items]]. On your map, they show up as bag icons along with a small bag that indicate the location of the FATE NPC. Players can increase their rating by turning in FATE items before the timer hits 0. You can also obtain items by defeating the FATE mobs that spawn continuously. Once the progress bar is filled, players will be given an extra minute to turn in any remaining items before the FATE concludes.

*Players can easily obtain the Gold Medal rating by picking up the FATE items on the ground and handing them to the FATE NPC.

===Defend [[File:Defense FATE icon.png|40px]]===
In these FATEs, players have to defend certain objects/NPCs from destruction/defeat for a specified amount of time. Waves of enemies will attempt to destroy/defeat these objects/NPCs and players must defeat these foes. If the objects/NPCs are destroyed/defeated, players fail the FATE. In the case of Defending NPCs, they can be healed by players and this can be critical to succeeding in the FATE. Objects cannot be healed, and therefore those FATEs benefit most from a tank to immediately grab aggro from the enemies.

===Escort [[File:Escort FATE icon.png|40px]]===
In these FATEs, players need to escort an NPC or multiple NPCs from one place to another. The NPC will travel from point A to point B, players must defend them from incoming monsters. If the NPC is killed, players fail the FATE.

*Note that the [[HP]] of NPCs will regenerate outside of combat.

===Rebuild [[File:Rebuild (map icon).png|40px]]===
These special, limited-time FATEs are non-combat activities only accessible in [[The Firmament]] and [[Cosmic Exploration]] zones. They become available upon achieving server-specific milestones in the development of the respective zones. Once a Rebuild FATE is completed once in the server, it becomes permanently inaccessible.

Rebuild FATEs in the Firmament are no longer available after the conclusion of the [[Ishgardian Restoration]], but [[Fêtes]] are similar activities that are a permanent feature.

=={{i|Shared FATE|size=big}}==
The '''Shared FATE''' system was introduced in ''[[Shadowbringers]]'' with [[patch 5.0|5.0]] and carried forward in later expansions. Instead of {{i|Company Seal|Company Seals}}, players receive {{i|Bicolor Gemstone|Bicolor Gemstones}} for participation in FATEs in these zones.

==Hot Spots==
Players occasionally group up and farm FATEs for [[experience]]. Generally this is done while waiting on queues or while simultaneously working on various [[Relic Weapons]]. Experience per hour is quite poor from FATEs alone. 
Various FATE spots emerge for different levels.
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Town
! Zone
|-
|'''01 - 12'''||[[Horizon]]|| [[Western Thanalan]]
|-
|'''10 - 19'''||[[Aleport]]|| [[Western La Noscea]]
|-
|'''21 - 34'''||[[Quarrymill]]|| [[South Shroud]]
|-
|'''30 - 34'''||[[Costa del Sol]]|| [[Eastern La Noscea]]
|-
|'''35 - 40'''||[[Dragonhead]]|| [[Coerthas Central Highlands]]
|-
|'''40 - 44'''||[[Larkscall]]|| [[East Shroud]]
|-
|'''44 - 46'''||[[Revenant's Toll]]|| [[Mor Dhona]]
|-
|'''49'''||[[Ceruleum Processing Plant]]|| [[Northern Thanalan]]
|}

Large-scale "Hot Spots" diminish rapidly as you progress. After level 50, here are your target zones by FATE level.
{| {{STDT|sortable location align-center}}
|-
! Level
! Zone
|-
|-
|'''44 - 46'''|| [[Mor Dhona]]
|-
|'''45 - 49'''|| [[Southern Thanalan]]
|-
|'''45 - 49'''|| [[Coerthas Central Highlands]]
|-
|'''49'''|| [[Northern Thanalan]]
|-
| colspan = "2" | '''[[Heavensward]]'''
|-
|'''50'''|| [[Sea of Clouds]] (south)
|-
|'''50 - 51'''|| [[Coerthas Western Highlands]]
|-
|'''52 - 53'''|| [[Dravanian Forelands]]
|-
|'''54 - 56'''|| [[Churning Mists]]
|-
|'''56'''|| [[Coerthas Western Highlands]]
|-
|'''57'''|| [[Dravanian Forelands]]
|-
|'''57 - 59'''|| [[Sea of Clouds]] (north)
|-
|'''58 - 59'''|| [[Dravanian Hinterlands]]
|-
|'''59'''|| [[Azys Lla]]
|-
| colspan = "2" | '''[[Stormblood]]'''
|-
|'''60 - 61'''||[[The Fringes]] (west)
|-
|'''60 - 61'''||[[The Peaks]] (north)
|-
|'''62 - 63'''||[[The Ruby Sea]]
|-
|'''64'''||[[Yanxia ]] (south)
|-
|'''65 - 66'''||[[The Azim Steppe]]
|-
|'''67'''||[[Yanxia ]] (north)
|-
|'''67'''||[[The Fringes]] (east)
|-
|'''68'''||[[The Peaks]] (south)
|-
|'''69'''||[[The Lochs]]
|-
| colspan = "2" | '''[[Shadowbringers]]'''
|-
|'''70'''||[[Amh Araeng]] (east)
|-
|'''70'''||[[Kholusia]] (south)
|-
|'''71'''||[[Lakeland]]
|-
|'''72 - 73'''||[[Il Mheg]]
|-
|'''74 - 75'''||[[The Rak'tika Greatwood]]
|-
|'''76 - 77'''||[[Amh Araeng]] (west)
|-
|'''78'''||[[Kholusia]] (north)
|-
|'''79'''||[[The Tempest]]
|-
| colspan = "2" | '''[[Endwalker]]'''
|-
|'''80 - 81'''||[[Labyrinthos]] (north)
|-
|'''80 - 81'''||[[Thavnair]] (west)
|-
|'''82 - 83'''||[[Garlemald]]
|-
|'''83 - 84'''||[[Mare Lamentorum]]
|-
|'''85'''||[[Labyrinthos]] (north)
|-
|'''85'''||[[Thavnair]] (east)
|-
|'''86 - 87'''||[[Elpis]]
|-
|'''88'''||[[Labyrinthos]] (south)
|-
|'''89'''||[[Ultima Thule]]
|-
| colspan = "2" | '''[[Dawntrail]]'''
|-
|'''90 - 91'''||[[Urqopacha]] (north)
|-
|'''90 - 92'''||[[Kozama'uka]]
|-
|'''93'''||[[Urqopacha]] (south)
|-
|'''94'''||[[Yak T'el]]
|-
|'''95 - 96'''||[[Shaaloani]]
|-
|'''97 - 98'''||[[Heritage Found]]
|-
|'''99'''||[[Living Memory]]
|}

==Tips and Tricks==
*Players do not need to stick around for the entire FATE. If you feel comfortable that you have done enough to receive full exp for the fate, you can leave early to join another FATE that may have popped. For Collect FATEs this is typically 6-8 of the items.
**You must be in the same [[zone]] as the FATE when it ends to receive any credit, however. Going into a queue or leaving for another zone will forfeit any contribution.
*Make sure to join a party. Often if you shout in an area that you are "looking for group" someone will pick you up. You can also use the {{i|Party Finder}}.
*By being in a party, you will not only increase your likelihood of getting the gold rank for FATE completion, but also allows you to share everyone's experience as monsters are killed.
*Tanks having trouble getting the gold rank for FATE completion should turn on their [[tank stance]] and use their area-of-effect attacks if there are multiple enemies.
*Healers having trouble receiving gold rank FATE completion can spam their area-of-effect healing spells in a party.
*The only [[Experience]] points bonuses that apply to all FATEs are the [[Experience#Armoury_Bonus|Armory bonus]], [[Rested EXP]], and the {{status effect|buff|exp bonus}} '''[[EXP Bonus]]''' from the [[Mentor System and Novice Network|mentor system]]. All FATEs are listed with their base EXP rewards.

==Additional Stormblood+ FATE Mechanics==
===Experience Points Bonus===
FATEs that appear in ''[[Stormblood]]'' (and later) areas will, on occasion, offer a 50% bonus to [[EXP]] awarded upon completion. As of ''[[Dawntrail]]'', these bonuses also apply to the amount of {{bicolor gemstone}} [[Bicolor Gemstones]] earned, but not to the {{company seal}} [[Company Seals]] earned from ''Stormblood'' FATEs. The addition of these extra mechanics in ''[[Stormblood]]'' coincided with the discontinuation of [[Guildleve#Battlecraft_Leves|battlecraft Guildleves]].

[[File:fate bonus exp1.png]]

FATEs offering bonus EXP can be confirmed via the map or the Recommendations list.

[[File:fate bonus exp3.png]]

[[File:fate bonus exp4.png]]

===Twist of Fate===
A special enemy called the [[Forlorn Maiden]] may appear over the course of any given FATE. Players will see the chat message "The smell of death has drawn a Forlorn maiden to the battlefield!" when one spawns, and "The Forlorn maiden dissipates..." when it is defeated. Forlorn Maidens have a chance to spawn once a FATE has reached about 50% completion.

In very rare instances a significantly larger, tougher variant called [[The Forlorn]] may appear instead.

[[File:twist of fate1.png]]

By defeating the [[Forlorn Maiden]] or [[The Forlorn]], all players who participated in the FATE and received a rating will be granted the {{status effect|buff|twist of fate}} '''Twist of Fate''' status.
* Players will be granted the status even if the FATE ends in failure so long as the [[Forlorn Maiden]] was defeated.

[[File:twist of fate2.png]]

Players under the effect of the {{status effect|buff|twist of fate}} '''Twist of Fate''' status will receive 15% increased EXP rewards and 25% increased [[Bicolor Gemstone]]s upon completing the FATE in which the [[Forlorn Maiden]] was defeated. The status then persists and grants a further 50% increased EXP and [[Bicolor Gemstone]]s for a subsequent FATE players participate or receive a rating in.
* The effect of this status will apply even if the FATEs participated in end in failure.
* The status' effect does not apply to EXP gained from defeating enemies.
* The status' effect stacks with other bonuses that apply to FATE completion EXP, including a subsequent {{status effect|buff|twist of fate}} '''Twist of Fate''' buff.
* The {{status effect|buff|twist of fate 2}} '''Twist of Fate''' status from [[The Forlorn]] grants a significantly greater EXP bonus (+250%) and Bicolor Gemstone bonus (+300%) than that from a [[Forlorn Maiden]].

The effect has no expiry time limit. However, players will lose the buff if they leave the zone in any way.

==Achievements==
FATE completion is associated with the following [[achievements]]:

{| {{STDT| mech1 sortable align-left}}
{{achievement table header}}
{{achievement table row|Date with Destiny I}}
{{achievement table row|Date with Destiny II}}
{{achievement table row|Date with Destiny III}}
{{achievement table row|Date with Destiny IV}}
{{achievement table row|Destiny's Child}}
{{achievement table row|Date with Destiny V}}
{{achievement table row|Date with Destiny VI}}
|}

Additionally, [[Shared FATEs]] are also associated with several achievements, and many FATEs award achievements for their completion (39 as of patch 7.0).
{{main|Shared FATEs}}
{{main|Achievement FATEs}}

{{fates}}
[[Category:Game mechanics]] [[Category:Patch 2.0 Features]] [[Category:Patch 4.0 Features]]

Loporrits

2026-04-10T19:09:13Z

Freedom4556: /* Additional Information */

{{stub}}
[[File:Loporrits render1.png|400px|right]]
{{see also|Loporrit Daily Quests}}
The [[Loporrits]] are an [[Allied Society Quests|Allied Society]] from the [[Endwalker]] (6.0) expansion. They are based in [[Bestways Burrow]] in [[Mare Lamentorum]].

==Lore==
Eorzean myth tells of a curious wanderer known as [[Namingway]], descended from an unknown people that traveled to the realm from the moon. The Loporrits appear to have much in common with that being of legend, though questions regarding their current whereabouts─and much else besides─remain unanswered.

The Loporrits were created by [[Hydaelyn]] as caretakers of the moon, which was designed as a starship. When the [[Final Days]] would come, the people of [[Etheirys]] would be evacuated to the moon where they would be cared for by the Loporrits while they searched for a new planet to live on. As such, the Loporrits have attempted to replicate the environment, food, and culture of Etheirys and provide appropriate [[Smileton|residential quarters]] to its people, albeit with limited success. While [[Livingway]] is referred to with "she/her" pronouns and has a unique fur color, many other Loporrits are referred to as "they/them" in English by the game's writers, so it is unlikely that fur color is an example of sexual dimorphism in Loporrits. The [[Ashen-furred Loporrit|only other example]] of an off-color Lopporit is a "they/them."

With the stop to the Final Days and the original purpose of the Loporrits made obsolete, they have searched for new goals to pursue, which are elaborated in the [[Loporrit Daily Quests]] and [[Cosmic Exploration]] questlines.

==Naming==
Loporrits were originally named in the "old tongue" used by the [[Amaurotine]]. After receiving a dictionary from [[Old Sharlayan]], each Loporrit renamed themselves in the format "x-ingway", where x can be any word, in such a way to describe their role or purpose. This was done so that the people of Etheirys would easily be able to tell what any particular Loporrit does - and to make their names more pronounceable.<ref>{{i|A Taste of the Moon}}</ref>

Loporrits that have changed roles or otherwise lost/found a purpose, will usually change their names accordingly.

==Biology and abilities==
While appearing to be normal animals, Loporrits are in fact arcane entities<ref>{{i|Loporrit Card}}</ref>. They are of small stature, having a comparable height to [[Lalafell]]s if the Loporrit's ears are counted in the measurement.

They are able to use creation magicks, which they used to shape the environment on the moon. However, Hydaelyn forbade them from using it to create living things - specifically, anything that would have a soul or similar concept.<ref>{{i|Unto the Heavens}}</ref>

Loporrits are very long-lived, and do not appear to grow, age, or reproduce. They are old enough to have memories of interacting directly with Hydaelyn - [[Commandingway]], for example, cites Hydaelyn specifically creating them with a larger body than most Loporrits, so that they can be more-easily spotted. Loporrits do not appear to die by natural causes, but the urgency presented when they are in peril implies that they can be killed.

They have a fondness for carrots, which are also their primary source of energy. Through careful cultivation, the Loporrits have developed several carrots with specialized purposes, as seen in the quest {{i|A Taste of the Moon}}.

Loporrits do not require rest if they become weary - simply eating more carrots is enough to rejuvenate them.<ref>{{i|A Manager's Discernment}}</ref>

==Mannerisms==
Loporrits emote in an exaggerated, comedic fashion, similar to [[Lalafell]]s.

They universally feel great reverence for [[Hydaelyn]], sometimes referring to her as "Mother Hydaelyn".

Owing to their original purpose of helping mankind escape the [[Final Days]], Loporrits are generally very forthcoming in offering their assistance. They are also highly experienced in matters of interstellar travel, terraforming, habitation, community management, and other topics related to survival in extraterrestrial environments. However, they are generally naive in matters of life on Etheirys itself, such as not knowing mankind's biology after [[The Sundering]], and not even knowing what rabbits are until informed by the player.

Loporrit-made structures and machina frequently feature bunny-ear-like structures on them, even if just for purposes of decoration.

Loporrits frequently use rabbit-related terminology: the collective of Loporrits is called "the fluffle", hands are referred to as "paws", and distances may be measured in units of "hops", with astronomical distances instead measured in "carrots".

==Images==
<gallery heights=200px mode=packed>
File:Loporitts_Engage.jpg
</gallery>

==Additional Information==
[[Loporrits]] are based on the [https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Hummingway Hummingways] from ''[https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_IV Final Fantasy IV]'', being a race of small humanoid rabbits that live on the moon. The [[wikipedia:Moon_rabbit|association of the Moon with rabbits]] is cultural and found both in east Asia and in native Amerindian cultures.

==References==
<references/>
[[Category:Lore/People]] [[Category:Loporrit]] [[Category:Endwalker]] [[Category:Patch 6.0 Features]]

Years-old Pumpkin Cookie MMXIII

2026-03-30T05:22:20Z

Freedom4556: /* Historical */

{{item infobox
| name = Years-old Pumpkin Cookie MMXIII
| icon = old pumpkin cookie icon1.png
| description = A devilish imp is thought to have made this slightly burnt biscuit shaped like a pumpkin head nigh on a decade ago. One can only wonder what ingredients it contains.
| type = Meal
| effects = {{item effect|Vitality|value=1}}
| effects-hq = {{item effect|Vitality|value=1}}
| material-type =
| unique =
| untradable =
| unsellable =
| rarity = basic
| level =
| ilvl = 7
| race =
| gender =
| recast =
| recast-hq =
| cost =
| value = 1
| value-hq =
| seals =
| patch = 1.19
| release =
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}} __NOTOC__
==Acquisition==
===Quests===
{{quest list header|item-rewards=y}}
{{quest list row|Show Me the Candy (Gridania)}}
{{quest list row|Show Me the Candy (Ul'dah)}}
{{quest list row|Show Me the Candy (Limsa Lominsa)}}
{{table footer}}

===[[Seasonal Events]]===
*[[All Saints' Wake (2011)]]
*[[All Saints' Wake (2013)]]

==Used For==
===[[Seasonal Events]]===
*[[All Saints' Wake (2011)]]
*[[All Saints' Wake (2013)]]

==Historical==
The {{i|Years-old Pumpkin Cookie MMXIII}} was simply named {{i|Pumpkin Cookie}} at the time. The item's name and its description were altered when the item was reused for later event.

Meals

2026-03-30T05:21:51Z

Freedom4556: /* Types of Meals */

{{lead icon|Meal icon1.png|size=mid|frame=none}} [[Meals]] are food [[Medicines and Meals|consumables]] that temporarily increase players' [[experience]] gain and other [[attributes]] for 30 minutes.

Most meals grant {{status effect|buff|well fed}} [[Well Fed]], giving 3% extra EXP for 30 minutes in addition to the specific meal's effects. Most meals may be consumed twice to apply the effect for 60 minutes total.
* Therefore, players can only have the effect of 1 meal at a time.
* Additionally, the [[File:Meat and mead1.png|link=Meat and Mead III]] [[Meat and Mead III]] [[Free Company Actions|Free Company Action]] grants +15m increased meal effect duration. The [[buff]] is also available from the [[consumable]] {{i|Squadron Rationing Manual}}.
**The buff must be activated ''before'' the meal is consumed in order to be effective, and the maximum time is increased to 90 minutes.
* Certain meals from special events will grant a +4% bonus to EXP instead. For example: {{i|Fat Choco Choco}}.

Certain [[Ingredient]]s may be consumed “raw” to apply {{status effect|buff|well fed}} [[Well Fed]]. This applies to {{i|Mineral Water}} (the cheapest purchasable item), and almost all node-harvested fruit, like the low-level {{i|La Noscean Orange}} (exceptions to the rule include {{i|Pixie Apple}}, {{i|Lemonette}}, and {{i|Sykon}}).

Some [[Tabletop]] items function as meals, and are not listed below. These meals provide 10 “servings” but cannot be consumed until placed in an [[Apartment]] or [[Player Housing|House]], and cannot be moved once placed.

As of [[patch 7.2]], using a meal item can now be queued for execution, meaning that the action will now successfully execute without potentially needing to press its keybind multiple times in the midst of other actions during combat.

==Types of Meals==
{{see also|Meals By Stats}}
{| {{STDT|sortable item align-center}}
|-
! Item
! IL
! Icon
! Effects
! Crafted By
! Purchased From
! Used In
|-
| [[Acorn Cookie]] || 33 || [[file:acorn cookie icon1.png|40px]] ||[[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 10) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 6) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 6) || [[Acorn Cookie#Crafting Recipe|Level 34 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Glade Tea Set}} {{i|Afternoon Tea Set}}
|-
| [[Acqua Pazza]] || 680 || [[file:acqua pazza icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 90) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 132) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 54) || [[Acqua Pazza#Crafting Recipe|Level 98 Culinarian]] || ||
|-
| [[Aldgoat Steak]] || 27 || [[file:aldgoat steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 8) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 5) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 4) || [[Aldgoat Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 26 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Oasis Breakfast}}
|-
| [[All i Pebre]] || 750 || [[file:all i pebre icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 80) [[Control]] +4% (Max 92) || [[All i Pebre#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
|-
| [[Alligator Salad]] || 30 || [[file:alligator salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 10) [[GP]] +2% (Max 9) || [[Alligator Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 31 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Almond Cream Croissant]] || 160 || [[file:almond cream croissant icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 29) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Almond Cream Croissant#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Alpaca Stew]] || 740 || [[file:alpaca stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Alpaca Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
|-
| [[Amra Lassi]] || 525 || [[file:amra lassi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 58) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 62) || [[Amra Lassi#Crafting Recipe|Level 82 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Amra Salad]] || 525 || [[file:amra salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 58) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 62) || [[Amra Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 82 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Angler Stew]] || 210 || [[file:angler stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 34) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 14) || [[Angler Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Antelope Steak]] || 20 || [[file:antelope steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 6) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 3) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Antelope Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 21 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Antelope Stew]] || 20 || [[file:antelope stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 21) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 3) || [[Antelope Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 20 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Apkallu Omelette]] || 70 || [[file:apkallu omelette icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 22) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Apkallu Omelette#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Apple Juice]] || 40 || [[file:apple juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 8) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 9) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 7) || [[Apple Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 40 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Apple Strudel]] || 210 || [[file:apple strudel icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 32) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 32) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 19) || [[Apple Strudel#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Apple Tart]] || 17 || [[file:apple tart icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 7) [[GP]] +2% (Max 8) || [[Apple Tart#Crafting Recipe|Level 18 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Archon Burger]] || 580 || [[file:archon burger icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Archon Burger#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Archon Loaf]] || 520 || [[file:archon loaf icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 58) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 62) || [[Archon Loaf#Crafting Recipe|Level 81 Culinarian]] || [[Synnove]] [[Unskynwyb]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Arros Negre]] || 460 || [[file:arros negre icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 74) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 34) || [[Arros Negre#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baba Ghanoush]] || 640 || [[file:baba ghanoush icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Baba Ghanoush#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Bacon Bread]] || 110 || [[file:bacon bread icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 26) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 22) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 14) || [[Bacon Bread#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Bacon Broth]] || 110 || [[file:bacon broth icon1.png|40px]] || [[Desynthesis]] Skill Gain +10 Reduced Durability Loss +4 || [[Bacon Broth#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baguette]] || 403 || [[file:baguette icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Baguette#Crafting Recipe|Level 74 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baked Alien Soup]] || 560 || [[file:baked alien soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 66) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 68) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 40) || [[Baked Alien Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 90 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baked Eggplant]] || 640 || [[file:baked eggplant icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Baked Eggplant#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Baked Megapiranha]] || 409 || [[file:baked megapiranha icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 26) || [[Baked Megapiranha#Crafting Recipe|Level 76 Culinarian]] || [[Viis Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baked Onion Soup]] || 125 || [[file:baked onion soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 38) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 22) || [[Baked Onion Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 52 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baked Pipira Pira]] || 145 || [[file:baked pipira pira icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Baked Pipira Pira#Crafting Recipe|Level 58 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baked Sole]] || 29 || [[file:baked sole icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 14) || [[Baked Sole#Crafting Recipe|Level 30 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baklava]] || 260 || [[file:baklava icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 35) || [[Baklava#Crafting Recipe|Level 61 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Banana Ponzecake]] || 656 || [[file:banana ponzecake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 85) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 126) || [[Banana Ponzecake#Crafting Recipe|Level 93 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Banh Xeo]] || 340 || [[file:banh xeo icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Banh Xeo#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Battered Fish]] || 5 || [[file:Battered Fish.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +2 [[Vitality]] +1 [[Determination]] +1 || [[Battered Fish#Crafting Recipe|Level 5 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| [[Moonfire Faire (2015)]] [[Moonfire Faire (2017)]]
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| [[Beef Stew]] || 50 || [[file:beef stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 24) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 6) || [[Beef Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 50 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Beef Stroganoff]] || 580 || [[file:beef stroganoff icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Beef Stroganoff#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Beet Soup]] || 133 || [[file:beet soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +10% (Max 54) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 23) || [[Beet Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 54 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Alpine Supper Set}}
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| [[Better Crowned Pie]] || 110 || [[file:better crowned pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 24) [[Control]] +8% (Max 38) Increased Spiritbond Gain +2 || || [[Talan]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Black Drop]] || 55 || [[file:black drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Black Truffle Risotto]] || 70 || [[file:black truffle risotto icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 14) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Black Truffle Risotto#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Blood Bouillabaisse]] || 418 || [[file:blood bouillabaisse icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 53) [[Control]] +4% (Max 51) || [[Blood Bouillabaisse#Crafting Recipe|Level 79 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Blood Currant Tart]] || 32 || [[file:blood currant tart icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 10) [[GP]] +2% (Max 9) || [[Blood Currant Tart#Crafting Recipe|Level 33 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Blood Tomato Juice]] || 403 || [[file:blood tomato juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Blood Tomato Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 74 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] [[Viis Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Blood Tomato Salad]] || 406 || [[file:blood tomato salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +7% (Max 122) [[CP]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Blood Tomato Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 75 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Blue Drop]] || 55 || [[file:blue drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Boiled Alpaca Steak]] || 650 || [[file:boiled alpaca steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 84) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 121) || [[Boiled Alpaca Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 91 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Boiled Amberjack Head]] || 285 || [[file:boiled amberjack head icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Boiled Amberjack Head#Crafting Recipe|Level 68 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Boiled Bream]] || 27 || [[file:boiled bream icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 12) || [[Boiled Bream#Crafting Recipe|Level 27 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Boiled Crayfish]] || 8 || [[file:boiled crayfish icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Spell Speed]] +1 || [[Boiled Crayfish#Crafting Recipe|Level 9 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Boiled Egg]] || 3 || [[file:boiled egg icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 2) [[Vitality]] +1 [[Direct Hit Rate]] +1 || [[Boiled Egg#Crafting Recipe|Level 3 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Boiled Lobster]] || 710 || [[file:boiled lobster icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Boiled Lobster#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Borscht]] || 530 || [[file:borscht icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 59) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 64) || [[Borscht#Crafting Recipe|Level 83 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Boscaiola]] || 210 || [[file:boscaiola icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 32) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 32) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 19) || [[Boscaiola#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Bouillabaisse]] || 55 || [[file:bouillabaisse icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 34) || [[Bouillabaisse#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Braised Pipira]] || 7 || [[file:braised pipira icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) [[Vitality]] +1 [[Skill Speed]] +1 || [[Braised Pipira#Crafting Recipe|Level 8 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Broad Bean Curry]] || 510 || [[file:broad bean curry icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Broad Bean Curry#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Broad Bean Salad]] || 400 || [[file:broad bean salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 41) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Broad Bean Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 73 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] [[Mord Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Broad Bean Soup]] || 395 || [[file:broad bean soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 40) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 44) || [[Broad Bean Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 72 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] [[Mord Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Broccoflower Stew]] || 640 || [[file:broccoflower stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Broccoflower Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Broccoli and Spinach Saute]] || 690 || [[file:broccoli and spinach saute icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 96) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 141) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 58) || [[Broccoli and Spinach Saute#Crafting Recipe|Level 100 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Bubble Chocolate]] || 11 || [[file:bubble chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 4) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Bubble Chocolate#Crafting Recipe|Level 12 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Sachertorte}} {{i|Valentione's Cake}}
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| [[Bubble Tea]] || 740 || [[file:bubble tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Bubble Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Buckwheat Tea]] || 265 || [[file:buckwheat tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 45) || [[Buckwheat Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 62 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Buttery Mogbiscuit]] || 1 || [[file:buttery mogbiscuit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +1 [[Vitality]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Button Mushroom Saute]] || 44 || [[file:button mushroom saute icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 10) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 10) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 9) || [[Button Mushroom Saute#Crafting Recipe|Level 44 Culinarian]] || [[Mestonnaux]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Buttons in a Blanket]] || 50 || [[file:buttons in a blanket icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 13) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 12) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 10) || [[Buttons in a Blanket#Crafting Recipe|Level 49 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Calamari Ripieni]] || 590 || [[file:calamari ripieni icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 66) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 96) || [[Calamari Ripieni#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Caramel Popcorn]] || 770 || [[file:caramel popcorn icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Caramel Popcorn#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Caramels]] || 395 || [[file:caramels icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 40) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 44) || [[Caramels#Crafting Recipe|Level 72 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] [[Mord Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Carrot Nibbles]] || 527 || [[file:carrot nibbles icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 76) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 39) || [[Carrot Nibbles#Crafting Recipe|Level 85 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Carrot Pudding]] || 610 || [[file:carrot pudding icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Carrot Pudding#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Caviar Canapes]] || 640 || [[file:caviar canapes icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Caviar Canapes#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Caviar Sandwich]] || 640 || [[file:caviar sandwich icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Caviar Sandwich#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Cawl Cennin]] || 34 || [[file:cawl cennin icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 24) || [[Cawl Cennin#Crafting Recipe|Level 35 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ceviche]] || 720 || [[file:ceviche icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 76) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 120) || [[Ceviche#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Chamomile Tea]] || 24 || [[file:chamomile tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 4) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 4) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 4) || [[Chamomile Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 24 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Afternoon Tea Set}}
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| [[Chanterelle Saute]] || 7 || [[file:chanterelle saute icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +1 [[Vitality]] +1 [[Direct Hit Rate]] +1 || [[Chanterelle Saute#Crafting Recipe|Level 8 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Charred Charr]] || 265 || [[file:charred charr icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 35) || [[Charred Charr#Crafting Recipe|Level 62 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Chawan-mushi]] || 320 || [[file:chawan-mushi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 37) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Chawan-mushi#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Cheese Risotto]] || 27 || [[file:cheese risotto icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +12% (Max 16) || [[Cheese Risotto#Crafting Recipe|Level 27 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Cheese Souffle]] || 36 || [[file:cheese souffle icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +12% (Max 20) || [[Cheese Souffle#Crafting Recipe|Level 37 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Chicken Fettuccine]] || 510 || [[file:chicken fettuccine icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Chicken Fettuccine#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Chicken Pasta]] || 710 || [[file:chicken pasta icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Chicken Pasta#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Chicken and Mushrooms]] || 19 || [[file:chicken and mushrooms icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 3) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 3) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Chicken and Mushrooms#Crafting Recipe|Level 20 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Chili Crab]] || 490 || [[file:chili crab icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 57) [[Control]] +5% (Max 56) || [[Chili Crab#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Chilled Popoto Soup]] || 70 || [[file:chilled popoto soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +10% (Max 38) [[CP]] +4% (Max 14) || [[Chilled Popoto Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Chirashi-zushi]] || 288 || [[file:chirashi-zushi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Chirashi-zushi#Crafting Recipe|Level 69 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Churrasco]] || 710 || [[file:churrasco icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Churrasco#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Cinnamon Cream Coffee]] || 710 || [[file:cinnamon cream coffee icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Cinnamon Cream Coffee#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Clam Cake]] || 770 || [[file:clam cake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Clam Cake#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Clam Chowder]] || 150 || [[file:clam chowder icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +10% (Max 58) [[CP]] +4% (Max 15) || [[Clam Chowder#Crafting Recipe|Level 60 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Clear Drop]] || 55 || [[file:clear drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Cloudsail Meuniere]] || 720 || [[file:cloudsail meuniere icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 140) [[Gathering]] +2% (Max 72) || [[Cloudsail Meuniere#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Cockatrice Meatballs]] || 145 || [[file:cockatrice meatballs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Cockatrice Meatballs#Crafting Recipe|Level 58 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Coconut Cod Chowder]] || 545 || [[file:coconut cod chowder icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 61) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 66) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 37) || [[Coconut Cod Chowder#Crafting Recipe|Level 88 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Coffee Biscuit]] || 418 || [[file:coffee biscuit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 62) [[GP]] +6% (Max 22) || [[Coffee Biscuit#Crafting Recipe|Level 79 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] [[Tholl Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Coffee Kukuru Rusks]] || 710 || [[file:coffee kukuru rusks icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Coffee Kukuru Rusks#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Consecrated Chocolate]] || 10 || [[file:consecrated chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) || || ||align = "left"| [[Valentione's Day (2012)]]
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| [[Cornbread]] || 30 || [[file:cornbread icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 10) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 6) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 5) || [[Cornbread#Crafting Recipe|Level 31 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Crab Cakes]] || 490 || [[file:crab cakes icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +23% (Max 44) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 38) || [[Crab Cakes#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Crab Croquette]] || 273 || [[file:crab croquette icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Crab Croquette#Crafting Recipe|Level 64 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Creamy Alpaca Pasta]] || 690 || [[file:creamy alpaca pasta icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 96) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 141) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 58) || [[Creamy Alpaca Pasta#Crafting Recipe|Level 100 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Creamy Hot Chocolate]] || 670 || [[file:creamy hot chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 88) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 131) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 52) || [[Creamy Hot Chocolate#Crafting Recipe|Level 96 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Creamy Salmon Pasta]] || 450 || [[file:creamy salmon pasta icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Creamy Salmon Pasta#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Creme Brulee]] || 160 || [[file:creme brulee icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 29) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Creme Brulee#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Crimson Cider]] || 340 || [[file:crimson cider icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Crimson Cider#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Crowned Pie]] || 50 || [[file:crowned pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 14) [[GP]] +2% (Max 10) || [[Crowned Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 48 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Crumpet]] || 28 || [[file:crumpet icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 9) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 6) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 4) || [[Crumpet#Crafting Recipe|Level 28 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Dagger Soup]] || 50 || [[file:dagger soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Dagger Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 50 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] [[Mestonnaux]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Dark Pretzel]] || 23 || [[file:dark pretzel icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 7) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 4) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Dark Pretzel#Crafting Recipe|Level 23 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Deep-fried Okeanis]] || 150 || [[file:deep-fried okeanis icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Deep-fried Okeanis#Crafting Recipe|Level 60 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Alpine Supper Set}}
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| [[Deviled Eggs]] || 48 || [[file:deviled eggs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 19) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 11) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 10) || [[Deviled Eggs#Crafting Recipe|Level 46 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Dhalmel Fricassee]] || 139 || [[file:dhalmel fricassee icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 29) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 10) || [[Dhalmel Fricassee#Crafting Recipe|Level 57 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Dhalmel Gratin]] || 133 || [[file:dhalmel gratin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 26) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 10) || [[Dhalmel Gratin#Crafting Recipe|Level 54 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Dodo Omelette]] || 15 || [[file:dodo omelette icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 5) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Determination]] +1 || [[Dodo Omelette#Crafting Recipe|Level 16 Culinarian]] || [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Doman Tea]] || 285 || [[file:doman tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Doman Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 68 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Dragonfruit Blend]] || 640 || [[file:dragonfruit blend icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Dragonfruit Blend#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Dried Plums]] || 21 || [[file:dried plums icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 6) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 4) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Dried Plums#Crafting Recipe|Level 2 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Driftwood Catfish Pie]] || 680 || [[file:driftwood catfish pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 90) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 132) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 54) || [[Driftwood Catfish Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 98 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Dzemael Gratin]] || 55 || [[file:dzemael gratin icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 24) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 6) || [[Dzemael Gratin#Crafting Recipe|Level 44 Culinarian]] || [[Mestonnaux]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Gourmet Supper}}
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| [[Dzo Steak]] || 340 || [[file:dzo steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Dzo Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Eel Pie]] || 25 || [[file:eel pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 9) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 3) || [[Eel Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 25 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Eft Steak]] || 50 || [[file:eft steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 21) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 12) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 10) || [[Eft Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 50 Culinarian]] || [[Mestonnaux]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Egg Foo Young]] || 282 || [[file:egg foo young icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Egg Foo Young#Crafting Recipe|Level 67 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Elpis Deipnon]] || 560 || [[file:Elpis_deipnon_icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 66) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 68) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 40) || [[Elpis Deipnon#Crafting Recipe|Level 90 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ema Datshi]] || 340 || [[file:ema datshi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Ema Datshi#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Emerald Soup]] || 139 || [[file:emerald soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +10% (Max 60) [[CP]] +4% (Max 15) || [[Emerald Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 56 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Espresso con Panna]] || 415 || [[file:espresso con panna icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 44) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 27) || [[Espresso con Panna#Crafting Recipe|Level 78 Culinarian]] || [[Tholl Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Exquisite Beef Stew]] || 450 || [[file:exquisite beef stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Exquisite Beef Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Farmer's Breakfast]] || 480 || [[file:farmers breakfast icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 31) || [[Farmer's Breakfast#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Fat Choco Choco]] || 1 || [[file:fat choco choco icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +1 [[Vitality]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Fig Bavarois]] || 125 || [[file:fig bavarois icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 27) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 24) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 14) || [[Fig Bavarois#Crafting Recipe|Level 51 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|House Borel Tea Set}} {{i|High House Supper Set}}
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| [[Finger Sandwich]] || 70 || [[file:finger sandwich icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 22) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Finger Sandwich#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Riviera Lunch}} {{i|Picnic Set}}
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| [[Fish Soup]] || 43 || [[file:fish soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 26) || [[Fish Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 43 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] [[Talan]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Fish Stew]] || 282 || [[file:fish stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Fish Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 67 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Flatbread]] || 5 || [[file:flatbread icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 2) [[Vitality]] +1 [[Direct Hit Rate]] +1 || [[Flatbread#Crafting Recipe|Level 5 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Mole Loaf}} {{i|Cockatrice Meatballs}}
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| [[Flaugnarde]] || 250 || [[file:flaugnarde icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Flaugnarde#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Flint Caviar]] || 110 || [[file:flint caviar icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 26) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 22) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 14) || [[Flint Caviar#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Forest Miq'abob]] || 30 || [[file:forest miqabob icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 6) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 6) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 5) || [[Forest Miq'abob#Crafting Recipe|Level 32 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Fried Egg]] || 27 || [[file:fried egg icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 8) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 5) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 4) || [[Fried Egg#Crafting Recipe|Level 27 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Alpine Breakfast}}
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| [[Frozen Spirits]] || 142 || [[file:frozen spirits icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Determination]] +5% (Max 18) || [[Frozen Spirits#Crafting Recipe|Level 58 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Fruit and Aloe Jelly]] || 680 || [[file:fruit and aloe jelly icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 90) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 132) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 54) || [[Fruit and Aloe Jelly#Crafting Recipe|Level 98 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Frumenty]] || 4 || [[file:frumenty icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 10) || [[Frumenty#Crafting Recipe|Level 4 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Futo-maki Roll]] || 340 || [[file:futo-maki roll icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Futo-maki Roll#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Gameni]] || 276 || [[file:gameni icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 34) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 18) || [[Gameni#Crafting Recipe|Level 65 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Garlean Pizza]] || 610 || [[file:garlean pizza icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Garlean Pizza#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Gateau au Chocolat]] || 657 || [[file:gateau au chocolat icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +7% (Max 192) [[CP]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Gateau au Chocolat#Crafting Recipe|Level 95 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Giant Haddock Dip]] || 540 || [[file:giant haddock dip icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +7% (Max 132) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 62) || [[Giant Haddock Dip#Crafting Recipe|Level 87 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Giant Popoto Pancakes]] || 545 || [[file:giant popoto pancakes icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 61) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 66) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 37) || [[Giant Popoto Pancakes#Crafting Recipe|Level 88 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ginger Cookie]] || 25 || [[file:ginger cookie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 7) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 5) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 4) || [[Ginger Cookie#Crafting Recipe|Level 26 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Glade Tea Set}}
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| [[Ginger Salad]] || 370 || [[file:ginger salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Ginger Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Glory Be Soup]] || 533 || [[file:glory be soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 59) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 64) || [[Glory Be Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 84 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Golden Pineapple Juice]] || 510 || [[file:golden pineapple juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Golden Pineapple Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Goldentail Pie]] || 750 || [[file:goldentail pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering]] +6% (Max 150) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 77) || [[Goldentail Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Grape Juice]] || 20 || [[file:grape juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 3) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 3) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Grape Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 21 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Chilled Red}} {{i|Pixie Apple Basket}}
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| [[Green Drop]] || 55 || [[file:green drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Grilled Carp]] || 15 || [[file:grilled carp icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 5) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Grilled Carp#Crafting Recipe|Level 15 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Dodo]] || 11 || [[file:grilled dodo icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 4) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Grilled Dodo#Crafting Recipe|Level 11 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Gourmet Lunch}}
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| [[Grilled Platinum Bream]] || 400 || [[file:grilled platinum bream icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 41) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Grilled Platinum Bream#Crafting Recipe|Level 73 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Rail]] || 390 || [[file:grilled rail icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 40) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Grilled Rail#Crafting Recipe|Level 71 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Raincaller]] || 40 || [[file:grilled raincaller icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 14) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 9) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 7) || [[Grilled Raincaller#Crafting Recipe|Level 40 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Sweetfish]] || 133 || [[file:grilled sweetfish icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 29) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 27) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Grilled Sweetfish#Crafting Recipe|Level 54 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Trout]] || 8 || [[file:grilled trout icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Critical Hit]] +1 || [[Grilled Trout#Crafting Recipe|Level 5 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Turban]] || 270 || [[file:grilled turban icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Grilled Turban#Crafting Recipe|Level 63 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Urqotrout]] || 653 || [[file:grilled urqotrout icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 84) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 124) || [[Grilled Urqotrout#Crafting Recipe|Level 92 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Grilled Warmwater Trout]] || 20 || [[file:grilled warmwater trout icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 6) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 3) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Grilled Warmwater Trout#Crafting Recipe|Level 20 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ground Woolback Steak]] || 740 || [[file:ground woolback steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Ground Woolback Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Gyros]] || 610 || [[file:gyros icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 77) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 46) ||align = "left"| [[Gyros#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] ||align = "left"| ||align = "left"|
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| [[Haddock Dip]] || 90 || [[file:haddock dip icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 22) [[GP]] +2% (Max 10) || [[Haddock Dip#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Hamsa Curry]] || 539 || [[file:hamsa curry icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 60) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 65) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Hamsa Curry#Crafting Recipe|Level 86 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Happiness Juice]] || 527 || [[file:happiness juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +7% (Max 146) [[CP]] +8% (Max 26) || [[Happiness Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 85 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Heart Chocolate]] || 14 || [[file:heart chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) || || [[Recompense Officer]] ||align = "left"| [[Valentione's Day (2015)]]
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| [[Heavenly Eggnog]] || 250 || [[file:heavenly eggnog icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Heavenly Eggnog#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Heavensegg Soup]] || 220 || [[file:heavensegg soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +7% (Max 62) [[Craftsmanship]] +5% (Max 42) [[CP]] +3% (Max 8) || [[Heavensegg Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Herring Pie]] || 480 || [[file:herring pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Herring Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Honey Bun]] || 1 || [[file:honey bun icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +1 [[Vitality]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Honey Croissant]] || 480 || [[file:honey croissant icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Honey Croissant#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Honey Muffin]] || 21 || [[file:honey muffin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 6) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 4) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3)|| [[Honey Muffin#Crafting Recipe|Level 21 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Afternoon Tea Set}} {{i|Bread Rack}}
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| [[Honeyed Dragonfruit]] || 640 || [[file:honeyed dragonfruit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Honeyed Dragonfruit#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Hot Chocolate]] || 160 || [[file:hot chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 29) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Hot Chocolate#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Hourglass Biscuit]] || 4 || [[file:hourglass biscuit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Imam Bayildi]] || 370 || [[file:imam bayildi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Imam Bayildi#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ishgardian Muffin]] || 130 || [[file:ishgardian muffin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 28) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 26) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 15) || [[Ishgardian Muffin#Crafting Recipe|Level 53 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Royal Eggs}} {{i|Rarefied Royal Eggs}} {{i|Bread Rack}} {{i|Salmon Muffin}}
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| [[Ishgardian Tea]] || 130 || [[file:ishgardian tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 19) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 26) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 15) || [[Ishgardian Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 53 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|House Borel Tea Set}} {{i|Alpine Tea Set}}
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| [[Island Miq'abob]] || 525 || [[file:island miqabob icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 58) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 62) || [[Island Miq'abob#Crafting Recipe|Level 82 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Jack-o'-lantern]] || 10 || [[file:jack-o-lantern icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 6) || [[Jack-o'-lantern#Crafting Recipe|Level 10 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Jellied Compote]] || 300 || [[file:jellied compote icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 36) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Jellied Compote#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Jellied Harcot]] || 430 || [[file:jellied harcot icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 46) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 28) || [[Jellied Harcot#Crafting Recipe|Level 80 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Jerked Beef]] || 41 || [[file:jerked beef icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 14) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 9) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 7) || [[Jerked Beef#Crafting Recipe|Level 41 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Jerked Jhammel]] || 288 || [[file:jerked jhammel icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Jerked Jhammel#Crafting Recipe|Level 69 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Jhammel Moussaka]] || 290 || [[file:jhammel moussaka icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 46) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 18) || [[Jhammel Moussaka#Crafting Recipe|Level 70 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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|[[Jhinga Biryani]] || 620 || [[file:jhinga biryani icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 69) [[Control]] +4% (Max 72) || [[Jhinga Biryani#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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|[[Jhinga Curry]] || 620 || [[file:jhinga curry icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 109) [[GP]] +4% (Max 25) || [[Jhinga Curry#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Kaiser Roll]] || 139 || [[file:kaiser roll icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 29) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 27) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Kaiser Roll#Crafting Recipe|Level 55 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Liver-cheese Sandwich}} {{i|Alpine Supper Set}} {{i|Bread Rack}}
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| [[Kalamarakia Tiganita]] || 590 || [[file:kalamarakia tiganita icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 99) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 51) || [[Kalamarakia Tiganita#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Karniyarik]] || 539 || [[file:karniyarik icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 60) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 65) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Karniyarik#Crafting Recipe|Level 86 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Kasha (Meal)|Kasha]] || 265 || [[file:kasha icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 45) [[GP]] +3% (Max 17) || [[Kasha (Meal)#Crafting Recipe|Level 62 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[King Crab Cake]] || 530 || [[file:king crab cake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 59) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 64) || [[King Crab Cake#Crafting Recipe|Level 83 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[King Salmon Meuniere]] || 450 || [[file:king salmon meuniere icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 30) || [[King Salmon Meuniere#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[King Urchin Loaf]] || 610 || [[file:king urchin loaf icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 46) || [[King Urchin Loaf#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Kingcake]] || 160 || [[file:kingcake icon1.png|40px]] || || [[Kingcake#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Coming into Its Own}}
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| [[Knight's Bread]] || 38 || [[file:knights bread icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 13) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 8) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 6) || [[Knight's Bread#Crafting Recipe|Level 38 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Stuffed Artichoke}}
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| [[Konpeito]] || 320 || [[file:konpeito icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 54) [[GP]] +3% (Max 17) || [[Konpeito#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Kukuru Rusk]] || 450 || [[file:kukuru rusk icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Kukuru Rusk#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[La Noscean Toast]] || 47 || [[file:la noscean toast icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 18) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 11) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 10) || [[La Noscean Toast#Crafting Recipe|Level 45 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Laghman]] || 370 || [[file:laghman icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Laghman#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Landtrap Salad]] || 55 || [[file:landtrap salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 15) [[GP]] +2% (Max 10) || [[Landtrap Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lava Toad Legs]] || 70 || [[file:lava toad legs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 22) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Lava Toad Legs#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lemon Curd Sachertorte]] || 450 || [[file:lemon curd sachertorte icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Lemon Curd Sachertorte#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lemon Muffin]] || 510 || [[file:lemon muffin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Lemon Muffin#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lemon Waffle]] || 480 || [[file:lemon waffle icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Lemon Waffle#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lemonade]] || 430 || [[file:lemonade icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 46) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 28) || [[Lemonade#Crafting Recipe|Level 80 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lentil Curry]] || 539 || [[file:lentil curry icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 60) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 65) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Lentil Curry#Crafting Recipe|Level 86 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lentils and Chestnuts]] || 16 || [[file:lentils and chestnuts icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 20) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 2) || [[Lentils and Chestnuts#Crafting Recipe|Level 17 Culinarian]] || [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Sasamero]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Liver-cheese Sandwich]] || 148 || [[file:liver-cheese sandwich icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Liver-cheese Sandwich#Crafting Recipe|Level 59 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Loaghtan Cordon Bleu]] || 250 || [[file:loaghtan cordon bleu icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Loaghtan Cordon Bleu#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Loaghtan Rump Steak]] || 610 || [[file:loaghtan rump steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Loaghtan Rump Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Loaghtan Steak]] || 210 || [[file:loaghtan steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 32) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 32) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 19) || [[Loaghtan Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lobster Bisque]] || 710 || [[file:lobster bisque icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Lobster Bisque#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Lomo Saltado]] || 740 || [[file:lomo saltado icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Lomo Saltado#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Loquat Juice]] || 260 || [[file:loquat juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 35) || [[Loquat Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 61 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Maple Teriyaki]] || 656 || [[file:maple teriyaki icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 85) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 126) || [[Maple Teriyaki#Crafting Recipe|Level 93 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Marinated Broccoflower]] || 640 || [[file:marinated broccoflower icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Marinated Broccoflower#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Marmot Steak]] || 5 || [[file:marmot steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 2) [[Vitality]] +1 [[Direct Hit Rate]] +1 || [[Marmot Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 5 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Marron Glace]] || 148 || [[file:marron glace icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Marron Glace#Crafting Recipe|Level 59 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Masala Chai]] || 412 || [[file:masala chai icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 43) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 26) || [[Masala Chai#Crafting Recipe|Level 77 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mashed Popotoes]] || 18 || [[file:mashed popotoes icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +12% (Max 12) || [[Mashed Popotoes#Crafting Recipe|Level 21 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Matcha]] || 320 || [[file:matcha icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +12% (Max 45) [[Control]] +4% (Max 49) || [[Matcha#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mate Cookie]] || 740 || [[file:mate cookie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Mate Cookie#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Meat Miq'abob]] || 15 || [[file:meat miqabob icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 5) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Meat Miq'abob#Crafting Recipe|Level 16 Culinarian]] || [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mejillones al Ajillo]] || 460 || [[file:mejillones al ajillo icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 56) [[Craftsmanship]] +5% (Max 84) || [[Mejillones al Ajillo#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Melon Juice]] || 610 || [[file:melon juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Melon Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Melon Pie]] || 610 || [[file:melon pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Melon Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mesquite Juice]] || 680 || [[file:mesquite juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 90) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 132) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 54) || [[Mesquite Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 98 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Mesquite Soup]] || 690 || [[file:mesquite soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 96) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 141) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 58) || [[Mesquite Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 100 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Mezcal-marinated Swampmonk]] || 653 || [[file:mezcal-marinated swampmonk icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 84) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 124) || [[Mezcal-marinated Swampmonk#Crafting Recipe|Level 92 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Mint Lassi]] || 10 || [[file:mint lassi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +12% (Max 8) || [[Mint Lassi#Crafting Recipe|Level 10 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Grege]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Miso Dengaku]] || 288 || [[file:miso dengaku icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Miso Dengaku#Crafting Recipe|Level 69 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Miso Soup with Tofu]] || 273 || [[file:miso soup with tofu icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +10% (Max 104) [[Control]] +4% (Max 39) || [[Miso Soup with Tofu#Crafting Recipe|Level 64 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mist Spinach Quiche]] || 510 || [[file:mist spinach quiche icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Mist Spinach Quiche#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mist Spinach Saute]] || 415 || [[file:mist spinach saute icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 44) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 27) || [[Mist Spinach Saute#Crafting Recipe|Level 78 Culinarian]] || [[Tholl Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mizzenmast Biscuit]] || 4 || [[file:mizzenmast biscuit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mole Loaf]] || 12 || [[file:mole loaf icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 4) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Mole Loaf#Crafting Recipe|Level 13 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mollete]] || 740 || [[file:mollete icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Mollete#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Moqueca]] || 710 || [[file:moqueca icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Moqueca#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Morel Salad]] || 150 || [[file:morel salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Morel Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 60 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mors]] || 480 || [[file:mors icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Mors#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mugwort Carp]] || 38 || [[file:mugwort carp icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 13) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 8) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 6) || [[Mugwort Carp#Crafting Recipe|Level 38 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mulled Tea]] || 49 || [[file:mulled tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 11) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 12) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 10) || [[Mulled Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 47 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Oasis Breakfast}}
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| [[Mushroom Saute]] || 406 || [[file:mushroom saute icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 61) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 30) || [[Mushroom Saute#Crafting Recipe|Level 75 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mushroom Skewer]] || 409 || [[file:mushroom skewer icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 26) || [[Mushroom Skewer#Crafting Recipe|Level 76 Culinarian]] || [[Viis Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mustard Eggs]] || 22 || [[file:mustard eggs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 6) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 4) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Mustard Eggs#Crafting Recipe|Level 22 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mutton Stew]] || 9 || [[file:mutton stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 19) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 2) || [[Mutton Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 9 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Nachos]] || 770 || [[file:nachos icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Nachos#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Nasi Goreng]] || 670 || [[file:nasi goreng icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +23% (Max 46) [[Gathering]] +2% (Max 64) || [[Nasi Goreng#Crafting Recipe|Level 97 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Navel Orange Cookies]] || 710 || [[file:navel orange cookies icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Navel Orange Cookies#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Nomad Meat Pie]] || 279 || [[file:nomad meat pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 46) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 18) || [[Nomad Meat Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 66 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Nut Bake]] || 406 || [[file:nut bake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Nut Bake#Crafting Recipe|Level 75 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Oden]] || 340 || [[file:oden icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Oden#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Omelette Rice]] || 650 || [[file:omelette rice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 84) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 121) || [[Omelette Rice#Crafting Recipe|Level 91 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Onigara-yaki]] || 285 || [[file:onigara-yaki icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Onigara-yaki#Crafting Recipe|Level 68 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Orange Juice]] || 6 || [[file:orange juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +1 [[Vitality]] +1 [[Direct Hit Rate]] +1 || [[Orange Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 6 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Grege]] [[Katherine]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Chilled Red}} {{i|Riviera Lunch}}
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| [[Ore Fruitcake]] || 9 || [[file:ore fruitcake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) || || [[Starlight Celebration (2017)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Orobon Stew]] || 28 || [[file:orobon stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 22) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 3) || [[Orobon Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 28 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ovim Cordon Bleu]] || 430 || [[file:ovim cordon bleu icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 46) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 28) || [[Ovim Cordon Bleu#Crafting Recipe|Level 80 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ovim Meatballs]] || 480 || [[file:ovim meatballs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Ovim Meatballs#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Oyster Confit]] || 180 || [[file:oyster confit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +10% (Max 70) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 30) || [[Oyster Confit#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Oysters on the Half Shell]] || 430 || [[file:oysters on the half shell icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 46) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 28) || [[Oysters on the Half Shell#Crafting Recipe|Level 80 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Paella]] || 418 || [[file:paella icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 45) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 27) || [[Paella#Crafting Recipe|Level 79 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Paes de Queijo]] || 740 || [[file:paes de queijo icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Paes de Queijo#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Pan-fried Mahi-mahi]] || 55 || [[file:pan-fried mahi-mahi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 25) || [[Pan-fried Mahi-mahi#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Papanasi]] || 370 || [[file:papanasi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Papanasi#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Parsnip Salad]] || 13 || [[file:parsnip salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 6) [[GP]] +2% (Max 8) || [[Parsnip Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 13 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pasta Ortolano]] || 220 || [[file:pasta ortolano icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +5% (Max 27) [[Perception]] +5% (Max 27) [[GP]] +2% (Max 10) || [[Pasta Ortolano#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pastry Fish]] || 40 || [[file:pastry fish icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 14) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 9) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 7) || [[Pastry Fish#Crafting Recipe|Level 40 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pea Soup]] || 26 || [[file:pea soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 21) || [[Pea Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 26 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Peach Juice]] || 580 || [[file:peach juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Peach Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Peach Tart]] || 580 || [[file:peach tart icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Peach Tart#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pearl Chocolate]] || 12 || [[file:pearl chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 4) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Pearl Chocolate#Crafting Recipe|Level 12 Culinarian]] || [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Peperoncino]] || 180 || [[file:peperoncino icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 32) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 32) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 19) || [[Peperoncino#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Peppered Popotoes]] || 412 || [[file:peppered popotoes icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +23% (Max 40) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 30) || [[Peppered Popotoes#Crafting Recipe|Level 77 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Persimmon Leaf Sushi]] || 300 || [[file:persimmon leaf sushi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 36) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Persimmon Leaf Sushi#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Persimmon Pudding]] || 282 || [[file:persimmon pudding icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Persimmon Pudding#Crafting Recipe|Level 67 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Philosopher's Sandwich]] || 545 || [[file:philosophers sandwich icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 61) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 66) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 37) || [[Philosopher's Sandwich#Crafting Recipe|Level 88 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Adventure Basket}}
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| [[Pickled Herring]] || 480 || [[file:pickled herring icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Pickled Herring#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Piennolo Tomato Salad]] || 610 || [[file:piennolo tomato salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Piennolo Tomato Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pineapple Juice]] || 70 || [[file:pineapple juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 14) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Pineapple Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pineapple Orange Jelly]] || 710 || [[file:pineapple orange jelly icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Pineapple Orange Jelly#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Pineapple Ponzecake]] || 70 || [[file:pineapple ponzecake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 22) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Pineapple Ponzecake#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Afternoon Tea Set}} {{i|Alpine Tea Set}}
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| [[Pineapple Salad]] || 510 || [[file:pineapple salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Pineapple Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pixie Apple Pie]] || 403 || [[file:pixie apple pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Pixie Apple Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 74 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pixieberry Cheesecake]] || 450 || [[file:pixieberry cheesecake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Pixieberry Cheesecake#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pixieberry Tea]] || 450 || [[file:pixieberry tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Pixieberry Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pizza]] || 510 || [[file:pizza icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Pizza#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Popoto Pancakes]] || 90 || [[file:popoto pancakes icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 24) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 18) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 13) || [[Popoto Pancakes#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Popoto Potage]] || 770 || [[file:popoto potage icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Popoto Potage#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Popoto Salad]] || 450 || [[file:popoto salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Popoto Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Popoto Soba]] || 270 || [[file:popoto soba icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Popoto Soba#Crafting Recipe|Level 63 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Popotoes au Gratin]] || 412 || [[file:popotoes au gratin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +7% (Max 118) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 53) || [[Popotoes au Gratin#Crafting Recipe|Level 77 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pork Kakuni]] || 320 || [[file:pork kakuni icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 37) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Pork Kakuni#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pork Stew]] || 320 || [[file:pork stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 37) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Pork Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Priestly Omelette]] || 250 || [[file:priestly omelette icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Priestly Omelette#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Princess Pudding]] || 5 || [[file:princess pudding icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || || [[Starlight Celebration (2017)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Prune Ponzecake]] || 770 || [[file:prune ponzecake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Prune Ponzecake#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Prune-packed Fruitcake]] || 770 || [[file:prune-packed fruitcake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Prune-packed Fruitcake#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pumpkin Potage]] || 580 || [[file:pumpkin potage icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Pumpkin Potage#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pumpkin Ratatouille]] || 580 || [[file:pumpkin ratatouille icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Pumpkin Ratatouille#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Purple Carrot Juice]] || 390 || [[file:purple carrot juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 40) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Purple Carrot Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 71 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Purple Drop]] || 55 || [[file:purple drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Quahog Chowder]] || 770 || [[file:quahog chowder icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Quahog Chowder#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rabbit Pie]] || 10 || [[file:rabbit pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 6) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 2) || [[Rabbit Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 14 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Grege]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Raisins]] || 3 || [[file:raisins icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 2) [[Vitality]] +1 [[Direct Hit Rate]] +1 || [[Raisins#Crafting Recipe|Level 3 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Frumenty}} {{i|Pastry Fish}} {{i|Nutrient-Rich Porridge}}
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| [[Raptor Stew]] || 39 || [[file:raptor stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 8) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 9) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 7) || [[Raptor Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 39 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rare Roast Beef]] || 450 || [[file:rare roast beef icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Rare Roast Beef#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ratatouille]] || 37 || [[file:ratatouille icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 23) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 5) || [[Ratatouille#Crafting Recipe|Level 37 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Raw Oyster]] || 17 || [[file:raw oyster icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 8) || [[Raw Oyster#Crafting Recipe|Level 19 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Kurogai]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Red Drop]] || 55 || [[file:red drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Risotto al Nero]] || 415 || [[file:risotto al nero icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 44) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 27) || [[Risotto al Nero#Crafting Recipe|Level 78 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Roast Canard]] || 90 || [[file:roast canard icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 24) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 18) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 13) || [[Roast Canard#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Roast Chicken]] || 710 || [[file:roast chicken icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Roast Chicken#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Roast Dodo]] || 24 || [[file:roast dodo icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +7% (Max 7) [[Vitality]] +4% (Max 4) || || [[Starlight Celebration (2017)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Roast Ovim]] || 409 || [[file:roast ovim icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 26) || [[Roast Ovim#Crafting Recipe|Level 76 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Roast Rroneek]] || 680 || [[file:roast rroneek icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 90) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 132) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 54) || [[Roast Rroneek#Crafting Recipe|Level 98 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Roasted Nopales]] || 16 || [[file:roasted nopales icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 6) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 2) || [[Roasted Nopales#Crafting Recipe|Level 17 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Robe Lettuce Salad]] || 450 || [[file:robe lettuce salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Robe Lettuce Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rock-fisted Popoto Salad]] || 770 || [[file:rock-fisted popoto salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Rock-fisted Popoto Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]]|| ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rock-fisted Popoto Stew]] || 770 || [[file:rock-fisted popoto stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Rock-fisted Popoto Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rolanberry Cheesecake]] || 55 || [[file:rolanberry cheesecake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +12% (Max 32) || [[Rolanberry Cheesecake#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rolanberry Lassi]] || 46 || [[file:rolanberry lassi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +12% (Max 24) || [[Rolanberry Lassi#Crafting Recipe|Level 45 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rolanberry Shaved Ice]] || 5 || [[file:rolanberry shaved ice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || [[Rolanberry Shaved Ice#Crafting Recipe|Level 5 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rooibos Tea]] || 370 || [[file:rooibos tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Rooibos Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Roost Biscuit]] || 4 || [[file:roost biscuit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Royal Eggs]] || 139 || [[file:royal eggs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 29) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 27) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Royal Eggs#Crafting Recipe|Level 57 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|High House Supper Set}}
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| [[Royal Toast]] || 656 || [[file:royal toast icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 85) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 126) || [[Royal Toast#Crafting Recipe|Level 93 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Rroneek au Gratin]] || 770 || [[file:rroneek au gratin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Rroneek au Gratin#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rroneek Steak]] || 684 || [[file:rroneek steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 73) [[Control]] +4% (Max 77) || [[Rroneek Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 99 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Sachertorte]] || 90 || [[file:sachertorte icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 24) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 18) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 13) || [[Sachertorte#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Salmon Jerky]] || 670 || [[file:salmon jerky icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +7% (Max 172) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 78) || [[Salmon Jerky#Crafting Recipe|Level 97 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Salmon Meuniere]] || 23 || [[file:salmon meuniere icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 7) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 4) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Salmon Meuniere#Crafting Recipe|Level 23 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Salmon Muffin]] || 370 || [[file:salmon muffin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Salmon Muffin#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Salt Cod]] || 9 || [[file:salt cod icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 4) || [[Salt Cod#Crafting Recipe|Level 15 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Salt Cod Puffs}}
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| [[Salt Cod Puffs]] || 42 || [[file:salt cod puffs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Salt Cod Puffs#Crafting Recipe|Level 42 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Salted Thavnairian Cod]] || 545 || [[file:salted thavnairian cod icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 61) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 66) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 37) || [[Salted Thavnairian Cod#Crafting Recipe|Level 88 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sauerkraut]] || 35 || [[file:sauerkraut icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 11) [[GP]] +2% (Max 9) || [[Sauerkraut#Crafting Recipe|Level 36 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sausage Links]] || 409 || [[file:sausage links icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 26) || [[Sausage Links#Crafting Recipe|Level 76 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Peppered Popotoes}} {{i|Picnic Basket}}
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| [[Sausage and Sauerkraut]] || 480 || [[file:sausage and sauerkraut icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Sausage and Sauerkraut#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sauteed Coeurl]] || 70 || [[file:sauteed coeurl icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 22) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Sauteed Coeurl#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Master Culinarian I}} {{i|Gourmet Supper}}
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| [[Sauteed Green Leeks]] || 340 || [[file:sauteed green leeks icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Sauteed Green Leeks#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sauteed Porcini]] || 125 || [[file:sauteed porcini icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 18) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 26) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 15) || [[Sauteed Porcini#Crafting Recipe|Level 53 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|High House Supper Set}}
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| [[Scallop Curry]] || 580 || [[file:scallop curry icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Scallop Curry#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Scallop Salad]] || 580 || [[file:scallop salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Scallop Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Scrambled Eggs]] || 33 || [[file:scrambled eggs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 10) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 6) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 6) || [[Scrambled Eggs#Crafting Recipe|Level 34 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Gourmet Lunch}}
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| [[Seafood Stew]] || 160 || [[file:seafood stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +12% (Max 40) [[Control]] +4% (Max 25) || [[Seafood Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sermon-worthy Meuniere]] || 320 || [[file:sermon-worthy meuniere icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 37) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Sermon-worthy Meuniere#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sesame Cookie]] || 139 || [[file:sesame cookie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 29) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 27) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Sesame Cookie#Crafting Recipe|Level 56 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Shakshouka]] || 370 || [[file:shakshouka icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Shakshouka#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Shark Fin Soup]] || 90 || [[file:shark fin soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +10% (Max 49) [[CP]] +4% (Max 14) || [[Shark Fin Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Shepherd's Pie]] || 22 || [[file:shepherds pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 8) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 3) || [[Shepherd's Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 23 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Shorlog]] || 276 || [[file:shorlog icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Shorlog#Crafting Recipe|Level 65 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Shrimp Cocktail]] || 650 || [[file:shrimp cocktail icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 84) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 121) || [[Shrimp Cocktail#Crafting Recipe|Level 91 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Sideritis Cookie]] || 554 || [[file:sideritis cookie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 81) [[GP]] +8% (Max 24) || [[Sideritis Cookie#Crafting Recipe|Level 89 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Silkie Pudding]] || 480 || [[file:silkie pudding icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 15334) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Silkie Pudding#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Skyr]] || 539 || [[file:skyr icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 60) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 65) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Skyr#Crafting Recipe|Level 86 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Smoked Chicken]] || 510 || [[file:smoked chicken icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Smoked Chicken#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Smoked Raptor]] || 31 || [[file:smoked raptor icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 10) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 6) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 5) || [[Smoked Raptor#Crafting Recipe|Level 32 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Alpine Breakfast}}
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| [[Snowflake Peak]] || 15 || [[file:snowflake peak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) || || [[Starlight Celebration (2017)]] ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Snurbleberry Tart]] || 160 || [[file:snurbleberry tart icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 30) [[GP]] +3% (Max 15) || [[Snurbleberry Tart#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Sohm Al Tart]] || 136 || [[file:sohm al tart icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 29) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 27) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Sohm Al Tart#Crafting Recipe|Level 54 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|House Borel Tea Set}} {{i|High House Supper Set}}
|-
| [[Solterito]] || 740 || [[file:solterito icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Solterito#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
|-
| [[Spaghetti Carbonara]] || 250 || [[file:spaghetti carbonara icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Spaghetti Carbonara#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Spaghetti Pescatore]] || 250 || [[file:spaghetti pescatore icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Spaghetti Pescatore#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Spaghetti al Nero]] || 400 || [[file:spaghetti al nero icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 41) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Spaghetti al Nero#Crafting Recipe|Level 73 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Spaghetti al Olio e Peperoncino]] || 660 || [[file:spaghetti al olio e peperoncino icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 86) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 130) || [[Spaghetti al Olio e Peperoncino#Crafting Recipe|Level 94 Culinarian]] || ||
|-
| [[Sparkling Citrus Refreshment]] || 1 || [[file:Sparkling citrus refreshment icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +1 [[Vitality]] +1 [[Determination]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Spiced Cider]] || 180 || [[file:spiced cider icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 32) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 32) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 19) || [[Spiced Cider#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Spicy Shakshouka]] || 539 || [[file:spicy shakshouka icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 60) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 65) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Spicy Shakshouka#Crafting Recipe|Level 86 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Spicy Stellar Soup]] || 640 || [[file:spicy stellar soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Spicy Stellar Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
|-
| [[Spinach Quiche]] || 70 || [[file:spinach quiche icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 19) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 8) || [[Spinach Quiche#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || [[Talan]] ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Spinach Saute]] || 22 || [[file:spinach saute icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 8) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 3) || [[Spinach Saute#Crafting Recipe|Level 22 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Alpine Breakfast}}
|-
| [[Spriggan Chocolate]] || 1 || [[file:spriggan chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || || [[Hatching-tide (2018)]] ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Starlight Log]] || 31 || [[file:starlight log icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +6% (Max 6) || || [[Starlight Celebration (2017)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Steamed Catfish]] || 90 || [[file:steamed catfish icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 24) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 18) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 13) || [[Steamed Catfish#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Steamed Grouper]] || 290 || [[file:steamed grouper icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +10% (Max 109) [[CP]] +4% (Max 16) || [[Steamed Grouper#Crafting Recipe|Level 70 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Steamed Staff]] || 160 || [[file:steamed staff icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 29) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Steamed Staff#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Steppe Salad]] || 279 || [[file:steppe salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Steppe Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 66 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Steppe Tea]] || 320 || [[file:steppe tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 37) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Steppe Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Picnic Set}}
|-
| [[Stewed River Bream]] || 290 || [[file:stewed river bream icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Stewed River Bream#Crafting Recipe|Level 70 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stone Soup]] || 17 || [[file:stone soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 17) || [[Stone Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 17 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stuffed Artichoke]] || 39 || [[file:stuffed artichoke icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 13) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 5) || [[Stuffed Artichoke#Crafting Recipe|Level 39 Culinarian]] || [[Talan]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stuffed Cabbage]] || 45 || [[file:stuffed cabbage icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 17) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 10) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 9) || [[Stuffed Cabbage#Crafting Recipe|Level 45 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stuffed Cabbage Rolls]] || 125 || [[file:stuffed cabbage rolls icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 26) [[GP]] +3% (Max 13) || [[Stuffed Cabbage Rolls#Crafting Recipe|Level 52 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stuffed Chysahl]] || 150 || [[file:stuffed chysahl icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 30) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 11) || [[Stuffed Chysahl#Crafting Recipe|Level 60 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stuffed Highland Cabbage]] || 480 || [[file:stuffed highland cabbage icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Stuffed Highland Cabbage#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stuffed Peppers]] || 684 || [[file:stuffed peppers icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 125) [[GP]] +8% (Max 25) || [[Stuffed Peppers#Crafting Recipe|Level 99 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Sunset Carrot Nibbles]] || 610 || [[file:sunset carrot nibbles icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Sunset Carrot Nibbles#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sweet Gnomefish]] || 180 || [[file:sweet gnomefish icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 31) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Sweet Gnomefish#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sweet Maple Mate]] || 740 || [[file:sweet maple mate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Sweet Maple Mate#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Sweet Rice Cake]] || 14 || [[file:sweet rice cake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) || || [[Little Ladies' Day (2014)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sweet and Sour Frogs' Legs]] || 276 || [[file:sweet and sour frogs legs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Sweet and Sour Frogs' Legs#Crafting Recipe|Level 65 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sweetmuffin]] || 660 || [[file:sweetmuffin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 86) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 130) || [[Sweetmuffin#Crafting Recipe|Level 94 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Sykon Bavarois]] || 560 || [[file:sykon bavarois icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 66) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 68) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 40) || [[Sykon Bavarois#Crafting Recipe|Level 90 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sykon Compote]] || 560 || [[file:sykon compote icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 66) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 68) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 40) || [[Sykon Compote#Crafting Recipe|Level 90 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sykon Cookie]] || 580 || [[file:sykon cookie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Sykon Cookie#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sykon Salad]] || 560 || [[file:sykon salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 66) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 68) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 40) || [[Sykon Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 90 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tacos Al Pastor]] || 670 || [[file:tacos al pastor icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 88) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 131) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 52) || [[Tacos Al Pastor#Crafting Recipe|Level 96 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Tacos de Carne Asada]] || 690 || [[file:tacos de carne asada icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 96) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 141) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 58) || [[Tacos de Carne Asada#Crafting Recipe|Level 100 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Tailor-made Eel Pie]] || 90 || [[file:tailor-made eel pie icon1.png|40px]] || || [[Tailor-made Eel Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|A Treasured Mother}}
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| [[Tako-yaki]] || 340 || [[file:tako-yaki icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Tako-yaki#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tandoori Raptor]] || 640 || [[file:tandoori raptor icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Tandoori Raptor#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Tart Turali Tart]] || 670 || [[file:tart turali tart icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 88) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 131) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 52) || [[Tart Turali Tart#Crafting Recipe|Level 96 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Tempura Platter]] || 279 || [[file:tempura platter icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +12% (Max 43) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 42) || [[Tempura Platter#Crafting Recipe|Level 66 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tender Shortcake]] || 670 || [[file:tender shortcake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 88) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 131) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 52) || [[Tender Shortcake#Crafting Recipe|Level 96 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Thavnairian Chai]] || 580 || [[file:thavnairian chai icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Thavnairian Chai#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[The Noodles of Elpis]] || 545 || [[file:The_noodles_of_elpis_icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 61) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 66) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 2) || [[The Noodles of Elpis#Crafting Recipe|Level 88 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tofu Pancakes]] || 340 || [[file:tofu pancakes icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Tofu Pancakes#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tomato Pie]] || 55 || [[file:tomato pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 15) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 6) || [[Tomato Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Trapper's Quiche]] || 50 || [[file:trappers quiche icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 14) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 6) || [[Trapper's Quiche#Crafting Recipe|Level 50 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Mestonnaux]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tree Toad Legs]] || 7 || [[file:tree toad legs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) [[Vitality]] +1 [[Spell Speed]] +1 || [[Tree Toad Legs#Crafting Recipe|Level 7 Culinarian]] || [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Triple Cream Coffee]] || 110 || [[file:triple cream coffee icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 18) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 20) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 14) || [[Triple Cream Coffee#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tsai tou Vounou]] || 554 || [[file:tsai tou vounou icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 62) [[Control]] +4% (Max 61) || [[Tsai tou Vounou#Crafting Recipe|Level 89 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Adventure Basket}}
|-
| [[Tuna Miq'abob]] || 32 || [[file:tuna miqabob icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 16) || [[Tuna Miq'abob#Crafting Recipe|Level 33 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Turali Pineapple Ponzecake]] || 657 || [[file:turali pineapple ponzecake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering]] +6% (Max 120) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 62) || [[Turali Pineapple Ponzecake#Crafting Recipe|Level 95 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Twilight Popoto Salad]] || 510 || [[file:twilight popoto salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Twilight Popoto Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ukha]] || 530 || [[file:ukha icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 59) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 64) || [[Ukha#Crafting Recipe|Level 83 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Urchin Loaf]] || 160 || [[file:urchin loaf icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 29) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Urchin Loaf#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Urchin Pasta]] || 610 || [[file:urchin pasta icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 77) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Urchin Pasta#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Vegetable Soup]] || 690 || [[file:vegetable soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 96) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 141) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 58) || [[Vegetable Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 100 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Walnut Bread]] || 17 || [[file:walnut bread icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 5) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 3) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Walnut Bread#Crafting Recipe|Level 18 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Sandwich Basket}} {{i|Gourmet Lunch}} {{i|Alpine Breakfast}} {{i|La Noscean Toast}} {{i|Finger Sandwich}} {{i|Bread Rack}} {{i|The Bismarck}}
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| [[Warrior's Stew]] || 279 || [[file:warriors stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +10% (Max 99) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 42) || [[Warrior's Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 66 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[White Chocolate]] || 14 || [[file:white chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) || || [[Valentione's Day (2015)]] [[Recompense Officer]] ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[White Drop]] || 55 || [[file:white drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Wild Banana Blend]] || 670 || [[file:wild banana blend icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 88) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 131) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 52) || [[Wild Banana Blend#Crafting Recipe|Level 96 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Wildwood Scrambled Eggs]] || 250 || [[file:wildwood scrambled eggs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Wildwood Scrambled Eggs#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Wine-dark Soup]] || 533 || [[file:Wine-dark_soup_icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 59) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 64) || [[Wine-dark Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 84 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Woolback Steak]] || 740 || [[file:woolback steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Woolback Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Yakow Moussaka]] || 540 || [[file:yakow moussaka icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +23% (Max 38) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 48) || [[Yakow Moussaka#Crafting Recipe|Level 87 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Years-old Pumpkin Cookie MMXIII]] || 7 || [[file:Old Pumpkin Cookies.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || || [[All Saints' Wake (2013)]] ||align = "left"| [[All Saints' Wake (2013)]]
|-
| [[Yellow Drop]] || 55 || [[file:yellow drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
|-
| [[Zefir]] || 510 || [[file:zefir icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Zefir#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Zoni]] || 9 || [[file:zoni icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 19) [[Perception]] +5 || || [[Heavensturn]] [[Recompense Officer]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Zurek]] || 520 || [[file:zurek icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 58) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 62) || [[Zurek#Crafting Recipe|Level 81 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Meals|*]]

Rolanberry Shaved Ice

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{{item infobox
| name = Rolanberry Shaved Ice
| icon = rolanberry shaved ice icon1.png
| description = A heaping mound of the purest ice harvested from atop the mountains of Coerthas, shaved and drizzled in multi-colored rolanberry syrup.
| type = Meal
| effects = {{Item effect|Vitality|value=1}}
| effects-hq =
| material-type =
| unique =
| untradable =
| unsellable =
| rarity = basic
| level =
| ilvl = 5
| race =
| gender =
| recast =
| recast-hq =
| cost = {{gil|600}}
| value = 1
| value-hq =
| seals =
| patch = 3.35
| release = heavensward
| id-edb = bf3c1a326ed
| id-gt = 15425
}}
__NOTOC__
==Acquisition==
===Purchase===
{{vendor list}}

===Crafting Recipe===
{{Recipe
| source = class
| sheet =
| type = Meal
| yield = 1
| class = Culinarian
| level = 5
| difficulty = 33
| durability = 60
| max-quality = 150
| rank =
| quick-synthesis = Unavailable
| qs-craftsmanship =
| qs-control =
| hq = Unavailable
| craftsmanship =
| craftsmanship-rec = 50
| control =
| control-rec =
| aspect =
| specialization =
| ingredient1 = 1 Mineral Water
| ingredient2 = 1 Rolanberry
| ingredient3 = 1 Maple Syrup
| ingredient4 = 1 Buffalo Milk
| ingredient5 = 2 Ice Shard
}}

==Used For==
===[[Seasonal Events]]===
*[[Moonfire Faire (2016)]]
===Quests===
{{quest list}}

Millioncorn

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{{Item infobox
| name = Millioncorn
| icon = millioncorn icon1.png
| description = Hundreds of sweet yellow kernels adorn each cob of this vegetable native to the recently discovered New World.
| effects =
| type = crafting material
| material-type = ingredient
| value = 1
| rarity = white
| patch = 2.0
| id-edb = ba2ac561679
| id-gt = 4821
}}
__NOTOC__
==Acquisition==
===Gathering===
{{gathering list}}
===Retainer Ventures===
[[Botany_(Retainer_Ventures)|Botany (level 25)]]

===[[Gardening]]===
*{{item icon|Millioncorn Seeds}}

==Used For==
===Crafting Ingredient===
{{recipe list}}

Ruby Tomato

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{{Item infobox
| name = Ruby Tomato
| icon = ruby tomato icon1.png
| description = Though many botanists claim this tangy blood red specimen is more closely related to a fruit than a vegetable, it is widely accepted across Eorzea as the latter.
| type = crafting material
| effects =
| material-type = Ingredient
| unique =
| untradable =
| unsellable =
| rarity = white
| level =
| ilvl =
| race =
| gender =
| recast =
| cost = 16 {{gil}}
| value = 1
| value-hq =
| seals =
| patch = 2.0
| release = a realm reborn
| id-edb = d8284b04f73
| id-gt = 4780
}}
__NOTOC__
==Acquisition==
===Gathering===
{{gathering list}}

===Purchase===
{{vendor list}}

===[[Retainer Ventures]]===
*[[Botany_(Retainer_Ventures)|Botany (level 15)]]

==Used For==
===Crafting Ingredient===
{{recipe list}}

==Trivia==
The description references the long-standing [[wikipedia:Tomato#Fruit_or_vegetable|differences in the classification of tomatoes]] for various purposes, most famously culminating in a [[wikipedia:Nix_v._Hedden|US Supreme Court case in 1893]] regarding taxation.

Meals

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{{lead icon|Meal icon1.png|size=mid|frame=none}} [[Meals]] are food [[Medicines and Meals|consumables]] that temporarily increase players' [[experience]] gain and other [[attributes]] for 30 minutes.

Most meals grant {{status effect|buff|well fed}} [[Well Fed]], giving 3% extra EXP for 30 minutes in addition to the specific meal's effects. Most meals may be consumed twice to apply the effect for 60 minutes total.
* Therefore, players can only have the effect of 1 meal at a time.
* Additionally, the [[File:Meat and mead1.png|link=Meat and Mead III]] [[Meat and Mead III]] [[Free Company Actions|Free Company Action]] grants +15m increased meal effect duration. The [[buff]] is also available from the [[consumable]] {{i|Squadron Rationing Manual}}.
**The buff must be activated ''before'' the meal is consumed in order to be effective, and the maximum time is increased to 90 minutes.
* Certain meals from special events will grant a +4% bonus to EXP instead. For example: {{i|Fat Choco Choco}}.

Certain [[Ingredient]]s may be consumed “raw” to apply {{status effect|buff|well fed}} [[Well Fed]]. This applies to {{i|Mineral Water}} (the cheapest purchasable item), and almost all node-harvested fruit, like the low-level {{i|La Noscean Orange}} (exceptions to the rule include {{i|Pixie Apple}}, {{i|Lemonette}}, and {{i|Sykon}}).

Some [[Tabletop]] items function as meals, and are not listed below. These meals provide 10 “servings” but cannot be consumed until placed in an [[Apartment]] or [[Player Housing|House]], and cannot be moved once placed.

As of [[patch 7.2]], using a meal item can now be queued for execution, meaning that the action will now successfully execute without potentially needing to press its keybind multiple times in the midst of other actions during combat.

==Types of Meals==
{{see also|Meals By Stats}}
{| {{STDT|sortable item align-center}}
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! Item
! IL
! Icon
! Effects
! Crafted By
! Purchased From
! Used In
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| [[Acorn Cookie]] || 33 || [[file:acorn cookie icon1.png|40px]] ||[[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 10) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 6) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 6) || [[Acorn Cookie#Crafting Recipe|Level 34 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Glade Tea Set}} {{i|Afternoon Tea Set}}
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| [[Acqua Pazza]] || 680 || [[file:acqua pazza icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 90) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 132) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 54) || [[Acqua Pazza#Crafting Recipe|Level 98 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Aldgoat Steak]] || 27 || [[file:aldgoat steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 8) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 5) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 4) || [[Aldgoat Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 26 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Oasis Breakfast}}
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| [[All i Pebre]] || 750 || [[file:all i pebre icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 80) [[Control]] +4% (Max 92) || [[All i Pebre#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Alligator Salad]] || 30 || [[file:alligator salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 10) [[GP]] +2% (Max 9) || [[Alligator Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 31 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Almond Cream Croissant]] || 160 || [[file:almond cream croissant icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 29) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Almond Cream Croissant#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Alpaca Stew]] || 740 || [[file:alpaca stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Alpaca Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Amra Lassi]] || 525 || [[file:amra lassi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 58) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 62) || [[Amra Lassi#Crafting Recipe|Level 82 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Amra Salad]] || 525 || [[file:amra salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 58) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 62) || [[Amra Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 82 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Angler Stew]] || 210 || [[file:angler stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 34) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 14) || [[Angler Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Antelope Steak]] || 20 || [[file:antelope steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 6) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 3) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Antelope Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 21 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Antelope Stew]] || 20 || [[file:antelope stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 21) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 3) || [[Antelope Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 20 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Apkallu Omelette]] || 70 || [[file:apkallu omelette icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 22) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Apkallu Omelette#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Apple Juice]] || 40 || [[file:apple juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 8) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 9) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 7) || [[Apple Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 40 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Apple Strudel]] || 210 || [[file:apple strudel icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 32) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 32) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 19) || [[Apple Strudel#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Apple Tart]] || 17 || [[file:apple tart icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 7) [[GP]] +2% (Max 8) || [[Apple Tart#Crafting Recipe|Level 18 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Archon Burger]] || 580 || [[file:archon burger icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Archon Burger#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Archon Loaf]] || 520 || [[file:archon loaf icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 58) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 62) || [[Archon Loaf#Crafting Recipe|Level 81 Culinarian]] || [[Synnove]] [[Unskynwyb]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Arros Negre]] || 460 || [[file:arros negre icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 74) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 34) || [[Arros Negre#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baba Ghanoush]] || 640 || [[file:baba ghanoush icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Baba Ghanoush#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Bacon Bread]] || 110 || [[file:bacon bread icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 26) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 22) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 14) || [[Bacon Bread#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Bacon Broth]] || 110 || [[file:bacon broth icon1.png|40px]] || [[Desynthesis]] Skill Gain +10 Reduced Durability Loss +4 || [[Bacon Broth#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baguette]] || 403 || [[file:baguette icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Baguette#Crafting Recipe|Level 74 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baked Alien Soup]] || 560 || [[file:baked alien soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 66) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 68) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 40) || [[Baked Alien Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 90 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baked Eggplant]] || 640 || [[file:baked eggplant icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Baked Eggplant#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Baked Megapiranha]] || 409 || [[file:baked megapiranha icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 26) || [[Baked Megapiranha#Crafting Recipe|Level 76 Culinarian]] || [[Viis Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baked Onion Soup]] || 125 || [[file:baked onion soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 38) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 22) || [[Baked Onion Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 52 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baked Pipira Pira]] || 145 || [[file:baked pipira pira icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Baked Pipira Pira#Crafting Recipe|Level 58 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baked Sole]] || 29 || [[file:baked sole icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 14) || [[Baked Sole#Crafting Recipe|Level 30 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Baklava]] || 260 || [[file:baklava icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 35) || [[Baklava#Crafting Recipe|Level 61 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Banana Ponzecake]] || 656 || [[file:banana ponzecake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 85) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 126) || [[Banana Ponzecake#Crafting Recipe|Level 93 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Banh Xeo]] || 340 || [[file:banh xeo icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Banh Xeo#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Battered Fish]] || 5 || [[file:Battered Fish.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +2 [[Vitality]] +1 [[Determination]] +1 || [[Battered Fish#Crafting Recipe|Level 5 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| [[Moonfire Faire (2015)]] [[Moonfire Faire (2017)]]
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| [[Beef Stew]] || 50 || [[file:beef stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 24) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 6) || [[Beef Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 50 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Beef Stroganoff]] || 580 || [[file:beef stroganoff icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Beef Stroganoff#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Beet Soup]] || 133 || [[file:beet soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +10% (Max 54) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 23) || [[Beet Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 54 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Alpine Supper Set}}
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| [[Better Crowned Pie]] || 110 || [[file:better crowned pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 24) [[Control]] +8% (Max 38) Increased Spiritbond Gain +2 || || [[Talan]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Black Drop]] || 55 || [[file:black drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Black Truffle Risotto]] || 70 || [[file:black truffle risotto icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 14) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Black Truffle Risotto#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Blood Bouillabaisse]] || 418 || [[file:blood bouillabaisse icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 53) [[Control]] +4% (Max 51) || [[Blood Bouillabaisse#Crafting Recipe|Level 79 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Blood Currant Tart]] || 32 || [[file:blood currant tart icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 10) [[GP]] +2% (Max 9) || [[Blood Currant Tart#Crafting Recipe|Level 33 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Blood Tomato Juice]] || 403 || [[file:blood tomato juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Blood Tomato Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 74 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] [[Viis Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Blood Tomato Salad]] || 406 || [[file:blood tomato salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +7% (Max 122) [[CP]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Blood Tomato Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 75 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Blue Drop]] || 55 || [[file:blue drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Boiled Alpaca Steak]] || 650 || [[file:boiled alpaca steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 84) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 121) || [[Boiled Alpaca Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 91 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Boiled Amberjack Head]] || 285 || [[file:boiled amberjack head icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Boiled Amberjack Head#Crafting Recipe|Level 68 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Boiled Bream]] || 27 || [[file:boiled bream icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 12) || [[Boiled Bream#Crafting Recipe|Level 27 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Boiled Crayfish]] || 8 || [[file:boiled crayfish icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Spell Speed]] +1 || [[Boiled Crayfish#Crafting Recipe|Level 9 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Boiled Egg]] || 3 || [[file:boiled egg icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 2) [[Vitality]] +1 [[Direct Hit Rate]] +1 || [[Boiled Egg#Crafting Recipe|Level 3 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Boiled Lobster]] || 710 || [[file:boiled lobster icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Boiled Lobster#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Borscht]] || 530 || [[file:borscht icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 59) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 64) || [[Borscht#Crafting Recipe|Level 83 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Boscaiola]] || 210 || [[file:boscaiola icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 32) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 32) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 19) || [[Boscaiola#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Bouillabaisse]] || 55 || [[file:bouillabaisse icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 34) || [[Bouillabaisse#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Braised Pipira]] || 7 || [[file:braised pipira icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) [[Vitality]] +1 [[Skill Speed]] +1 || [[Braised Pipira#Crafting Recipe|Level 8 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Broad Bean Curry]] || 510 || [[file:broad bean curry icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Broad Bean Curry#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Broad Bean Salad]] || 400 || [[file:broad bean salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 41) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Broad Bean Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 73 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] [[Mord Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Broad Bean Soup]] || 395 || [[file:broad bean soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 40) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 44) || [[Broad Bean Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 72 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] [[Mord Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Broccoflower Stew]] || 640 || [[file:broccoflower stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Broccoflower Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Broccoli and Spinach Saute]] || 690 || [[file:broccoli and spinach saute icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 96) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 141) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 58) || [[Broccoli and Spinach Saute#Crafting Recipe|Level 100 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Bubble Chocolate]] || 11 || [[file:bubble chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 4) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Bubble Chocolate#Crafting Recipe|Level 12 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Sachertorte}} {{i|Valentione's Cake}}
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| [[Bubble Tea]] || 740 || [[file:bubble tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Bubble Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Buckwheat Tea]] || 265 || [[file:buckwheat tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 45) || [[Buckwheat Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 62 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Buttery Mogbiscuit]] || 1 || [[file:buttery mogbiscuit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +1 [[Vitality]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Button Mushroom Saute]] || 44 || [[file:button mushroom saute icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 10) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 10) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 9) || [[Button Mushroom Saute#Crafting Recipe|Level 44 Culinarian]] || [[Mestonnaux]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Buttons in a Blanket]] || 50 || [[file:buttons in a blanket icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 13) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 12) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 10) || [[Buttons in a Blanket#Crafting Recipe|Level 49 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Calamari Ripieni]] || 590 || [[file:calamari ripieni icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 66) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 96) || [[Calamari Ripieni#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Caramel Popcorn]] || 770 || [[file:caramel popcorn icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Caramel Popcorn#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Caramels]] || 395 || [[file:caramels icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 40) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 44) || [[Caramels#Crafting Recipe|Level 72 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] [[Mord Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Carrot Nibbles]] || 527 || [[file:carrot nibbles icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 76) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 39) || [[Carrot Nibbles#Crafting Recipe|Level 85 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Carrot Pudding]] || 610 || [[file:carrot pudding icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Carrot Pudding#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Caviar Canapes]] || 640 || [[file:caviar canapes icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Caviar Canapes#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Caviar Sandwich]] || 640 || [[file:caviar sandwich icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Caviar Sandwich#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Cawl Cennin]] || 34 || [[file:cawl cennin icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 24) || [[Cawl Cennin#Crafting Recipe|Level 35 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ceviche]] || 720 || [[file:ceviche icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 76) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 120) || [[Ceviche#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Chamomile Tea]] || 24 || [[file:chamomile tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 4) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 4) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 4) || [[Chamomile Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 24 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Afternoon Tea Set}}
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| [[Chanterelle Saute]] || 7 || [[file:chanterelle saute icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +1 [[Vitality]] +1 [[Direct Hit Rate]] +1 || [[Chanterelle Saute#Crafting Recipe|Level 8 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Charred Charr]] || 265 || [[file:charred charr icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 35) || [[Charred Charr#Crafting Recipe|Level 62 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Chawan-mushi]] || 320 || [[file:chawan-mushi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 37) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Chawan-mushi#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Cheese Risotto]] || 27 || [[file:cheese risotto icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +12% (Max 16) || [[Cheese Risotto#Crafting Recipe|Level 27 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Cheese Souffle]] || 36 || [[file:cheese souffle icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +12% (Max 20) || [[Cheese Souffle#Crafting Recipe|Level 37 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Chicken Fettuccine]] || 510 || [[file:chicken fettuccine icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Chicken Fettuccine#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Chicken Pasta]] || 710 || [[file:chicken pasta icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Chicken Pasta#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Chicken and Mushrooms]] || 19 || [[file:chicken and mushrooms icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 3) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 3) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Chicken and Mushrooms#Crafting Recipe|Level 20 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Chili Crab]] || 490 || [[file:chili crab icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 57) [[Control]] +5% (Max 56) || [[Chili Crab#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Chilled Popoto Soup]] || 70 || [[file:chilled popoto soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +10% (Max 38) [[CP]] +4% (Max 14) || [[Chilled Popoto Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Chirashi-zushi]] || 288 || [[file:chirashi-zushi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Chirashi-zushi#Crafting Recipe|Level 69 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Churrasco]] || 710 || [[file:churrasco icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Churrasco#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Cinnamon Cream Coffee]] || 710 || [[file:cinnamon cream coffee icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Cinnamon Cream Coffee#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Clam Cake]] || 770 || [[file:clam cake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Clam Cake#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Clam Chowder]] || 150 || [[file:clam chowder icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +10% (Max 58) [[CP]] +4% (Max 15) || [[Clam Chowder#Crafting Recipe|Level 60 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Clear Drop]] || 55 || [[file:clear drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Cloudsail Meuniere]] || 720 || [[file:cloudsail meuniere icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 140) [[Gathering]] +2% (Max 72) || [[Cloudsail Meuniere#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Cockatrice Meatballs]] || 145 || [[file:cockatrice meatballs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Cockatrice Meatballs#Crafting Recipe|Level 58 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Coconut Cod Chowder]] || 545 || [[file:coconut cod chowder icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 61) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 66) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 37) || [[Coconut Cod Chowder#Crafting Recipe|Level 88 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Coffee Biscuit]] || 418 || [[file:coffee biscuit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 62) [[GP]] +6% (Max 22) || [[Coffee Biscuit#Crafting Recipe|Level 79 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] [[Tholl Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Coffee Kukuru Rusks]] || 710 || [[file:coffee kukuru rusks icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Coffee Kukuru Rusks#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Consecrated Chocolate]] || 10 || [[file:consecrated chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) || || ||align = "left"| [[Valentione's Day (2012)]]
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| [[Cornbread]] || 30 || [[file:cornbread icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 10) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 6) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 5) || [[Cornbread#Crafting Recipe|Level 31 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Crab Cakes]] || 490 || [[file:crab cakes icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +23% (Max 44) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 38) || [[Crab Cakes#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Crab Croquette]] || 273 || [[file:crab croquette icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Crab Croquette#Crafting Recipe|Level 64 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Creamy Alpaca Pasta]] || 690 || [[file:creamy alpaca pasta icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 96) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 141) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 58) || [[Creamy Alpaca Pasta#Crafting Recipe|Level 100 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Creamy Hot Chocolate]] || 670 || [[file:creamy hot chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 88) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 131) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 52) || [[Creamy Hot Chocolate#Crafting Recipe|Level 96 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Creamy Salmon Pasta]] || 450 || [[file:creamy salmon pasta icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Creamy Salmon Pasta#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Creme Brulee]] || 160 || [[file:creme brulee icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 29) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Creme Brulee#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Crimson Cider]] || 340 || [[file:crimson cider icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Crimson Cider#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Crowned Pie]] || 50 || [[file:crowned pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 14) [[GP]] +2% (Max 10) || [[Crowned Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 48 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Crumpet]] || 28 || [[file:crumpet icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 9) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 6) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 4) || [[Crumpet#Crafting Recipe|Level 28 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Dagger Soup]] || 50 || [[file:dagger soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Dagger Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 50 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] [[Mestonnaux]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Dark Pretzel]] || 23 || [[file:dark pretzel icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 7) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 4) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Dark Pretzel#Crafting Recipe|Level 23 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Deep-fried Okeanis]] || 150 || [[file:deep-fried okeanis icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Deep-fried Okeanis#Crafting Recipe|Level 60 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Alpine Supper Set}}
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| [[Deviled Eggs]] || 48 || [[file:deviled eggs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 19) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 11) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 10) || [[Deviled Eggs#Crafting Recipe|Level 46 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Dhalmel Fricassee]] || 139 || [[file:dhalmel fricassee icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 29) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 10) || [[Dhalmel Fricassee#Crafting Recipe|Level 57 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Dhalmel Gratin]] || 133 || [[file:dhalmel gratin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 26) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 10) || [[Dhalmel Gratin#Crafting Recipe|Level 54 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Dodo Omelette]] || 15 || [[file:dodo omelette icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 5) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Determination]] +1 || [[Dodo Omelette#Crafting Recipe|Level 16 Culinarian]] || [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Doman Tea]] || 285 || [[file:doman tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Doman Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 68 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Dragonfruit Blend]] || 640 || [[file:dragonfruit blend icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Dragonfruit Blend#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Dried Plums]] || 21 || [[file:dried plums icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 6) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 4) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Dried Plums#Crafting Recipe|Level 2 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Driftwood Catfish Pie]] || 680 || [[file:driftwood catfish pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 90) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 132) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 54) || [[Driftwood Catfish Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 98 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Dzemael Gratin]] || 55 || [[file:dzemael gratin icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 24) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 6) || [[Dzemael Gratin#Crafting Recipe|Level 44 Culinarian]] || [[Mestonnaux]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Gourmet Supper}}
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| [[Dzo Steak]] || 340 || [[file:dzo steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Dzo Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Eel Pie]] || 25 || [[file:eel pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 9) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 3) || [[Eel Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 25 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Eft Steak]] || 50 || [[file:eft steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 21) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 12) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 10) || [[Eft Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 50 Culinarian]] || [[Mestonnaux]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Egg Foo Young]] || 282 || [[file:egg foo young icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Egg Foo Young#Crafting Recipe|Level 67 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Elpis Deipnon]] || 560 || [[file:Elpis_deipnon_icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 66) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 68) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 40) || [[Elpis Deipnon#Crafting Recipe|Level 90 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ema Datshi]] || 340 || [[file:ema datshi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Ema Datshi#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Emerald Soup]] || 139 || [[file:emerald soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +10% (Max 60) [[CP]] +4% (Max 15) || [[Emerald Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 56 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Espresso con Panna]] || 415 || [[file:espresso con panna icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 44) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 27) || [[Espresso con Panna#Crafting Recipe|Level 78 Culinarian]] || [[Tholl Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Exquisite Beef Stew]] || 450 || [[file:exquisite beef stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Exquisite Beef Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Farmer's Breakfast]] || 480 || [[file:farmers breakfast icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 31) || [[Farmer's Breakfast#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Fat Choco Choco]] || 1 || [[file:fat choco choco icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +1 [[Vitality]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Fig Bavarois]] || 125 || [[file:fig bavarois icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 27) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 24) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 14) || [[Fig Bavarois#Crafting Recipe|Level 51 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|House Borel Tea Set}} {{i|High House Supper Set}}
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| [[Finger Sandwich]] || 70 || [[file:finger sandwich icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 22) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Finger Sandwich#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Riviera Lunch}} {{i|Picnic Set}}
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| [[Fish Soup]] || 43 || [[file:fish soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 26) || [[Fish Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 43 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] [[Talan]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Fish Stew]] || 282 || [[file:fish stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Fish Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 67 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Flatbread]] || 5 || [[file:flatbread icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 2) [[Vitality]] +1 [[Direct Hit Rate]] +1 || [[Flatbread#Crafting Recipe|Level 5 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Mole Loaf}} {{i|Cockatrice Meatballs}}
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| [[Flaugnarde]] || 250 || [[file:flaugnarde icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Flaugnarde#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Flint Caviar]] || 110 || [[file:flint caviar icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 26) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 22) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 14) || [[Flint Caviar#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Forest Miq'abob]] || 30 || [[file:forest miqabob icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 6) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 6) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 5) || [[Forest Miq'abob#Crafting Recipe|Level 32 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Fried Egg]] || 27 || [[file:fried egg icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 8) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 5) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 4) || [[Fried Egg#Crafting Recipe|Level 27 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Alpine Breakfast}}
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| [[Frozen Spirits]] || 142 || [[file:frozen spirits icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Determination]] +5% (Max 18) || [[Frozen Spirits#Crafting Recipe|Level 58 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Fruit and Aloe Jelly]] || 680 || [[file:fruit and aloe jelly icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 90) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 132) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 54) || [[Fruit and Aloe Jelly#Crafting Recipe|Level 98 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Frumenty]] || 4 || [[file:frumenty icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 10) || [[Frumenty#Crafting Recipe|Level 4 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Futo-maki Roll]] || 340 || [[file:futo-maki roll icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Futo-maki Roll#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Gameni]] || 276 || [[file:gameni icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 34) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 18) || [[Gameni#Crafting Recipe|Level 65 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Garlean Pizza]] || 610 || [[file:garlean pizza icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Garlean Pizza#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Gateau au Chocolat]] || 657 || [[file:gateau au chocolat icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +7% (Max 192) [[CP]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Gateau au Chocolat#Crafting Recipe|Level 95 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Giant Haddock Dip]] || 540 || [[file:giant haddock dip icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +7% (Max 132) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 62) || [[Giant Haddock Dip#Crafting Recipe|Level 87 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Giant Popoto Pancakes]] || 545 || [[file:giant popoto pancakes icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 61) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 66) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 37) || [[Giant Popoto Pancakes#Crafting Recipe|Level 88 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ginger Cookie]] || 25 || [[file:ginger cookie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 7) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 5) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 4) || [[Ginger Cookie#Crafting Recipe|Level 26 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Glade Tea Set}}
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| [[Ginger Salad]] || 370 || [[file:ginger salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Ginger Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Glory Be Soup]] || 533 || [[file:glory be soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 59) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 64) || [[Glory Be Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 84 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Golden Pineapple Juice]] || 510 || [[file:golden pineapple juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Golden Pineapple Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Goldentail Pie]] || 750 || [[file:goldentail pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering]] +6% (Max 150) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 77) || [[Goldentail Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Grape Juice]] || 20 || [[file:grape juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 3) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 3) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Grape Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 21 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Chilled Red}} {{i|Pixie Apple Basket}}
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| [[Green Drop]] || 55 || [[file:green drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Grilled Carp]] || 15 || [[file:grilled carp icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 5) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Grilled Carp#Crafting Recipe|Level 15 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Dodo]] || 11 || [[file:grilled dodo icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 4) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Grilled Dodo#Crafting Recipe|Level 11 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Gourmet Lunch}}
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| [[Grilled Platinum Bream]] || 400 || [[file:grilled platinum bream icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 41) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Grilled Platinum Bream#Crafting Recipe|Level 73 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Rail]] || 390 || [[file:grilled rail icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 40) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Grilled Rail#Crafting Recipe|Level 71 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Raincaller]] || 40 || [[file:grilled raincaller icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 14) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 9) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 7) || [[Grilled Raincaller#Crafting Recipe|Level 40 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Sweetfish]] || 133 || [[file:grilled sweetfish icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 29) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 27) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Grilled Sweetfish#Crafting Recipe|Level 54 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Trout]] || 8 || [[file:grilled trout icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Critical Hit]] +1 || [[Grilled Trout#Crafting Recipe|Level 5 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Turban]] || 270 || [[file:grilled turban icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Grilled Turban#Crafting Recipe|Level 63 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Grilled Urqotrout]] || 653 || [[file:grilled urqotrout icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 84) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 124) || [[Grilled Urqotrout#Crafting Recipe|Level 92 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Grilled Warmwater Trout]] || 20 || [[file:grilled warmwater trout icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 6) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 3) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Grilled Warmwater Trout#Crafting Recipe|Level 20 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ground Woolback Steak]] || 740 || [[file:ground woolback steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Ground Woolback Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Gyros]] || 610 || [[file:gyros icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 77) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 46) ||align = "left"| [[Gyros#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] ||align = "left"| ||align = "left"|
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| [[Haddock Dip]] || 90 || [[file:haddock dip icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 22) [[GP]] +2% (Max 10) || [[Haddock Dip#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Hamsa Curry]] || 539 || [[file:hamsa curry icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 60) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 65) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Hamsa Curry#Crafting Recipe|Level 86 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Happiness Juice]] || 527 || [[file:happiness juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +7% (Max 146) [[CP]] +8% (Max 26) || [[Happiness Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 85 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Heart Chocolate]] || 14 || [[file:heart chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) || || [[Recompense Officer]] ||align = "left"| [[Valentione's Day (2015)]]
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| [[Heavenly Eggnog]] || 250 || [[file:heavenly eggnog icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Heavenly Eggnog#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Heavensegg Soup]] || 220 || [[file:heavensegg soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +7% (Max 62) [[Craftsmanship]] +5% (Max 42) [[CP]] +3% (Max 8) || [[Heavensegg Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Herring Pie]] || 480 || [[file:herring pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Herring Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Honey Bun]] || 1 || [[file:honey bun icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +1 [[Vitality]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Honey Croissant]] || 480 || [[file:honey croissant icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Honey Croissant#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Honey Muffin]] || 21 || [[file:honey muffin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 6) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 4) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3)|| [[Honey Muffin#Crafting Recipe|Level 21 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Afternoon Tea Set}} {{i|Bread Rack}}
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| [[Honeyed Dragonfruit]] || 640 || [[file:honeyed dragonfruit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Honeyed Dragonfruit#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Hot Chocolate]] || 160 || [[file:hot chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 29) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Hot Chocolate#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Hourglass Biscuit]] || 4 || [[file:hourglass biscuit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Imam Bayildi]] || 370 || [[file:imam bayildi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Imam Bayildi#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ishgardian Muffin]] || 130 || [[file:ishgardian muffin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 28) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 26) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 15) || [[Ishgardian Muffin#Crafting Recipe|Level 53 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Royal Eggs}} {{i|Rarefied Royal Eggs}} {{i|Bread Rack}} {{i|Salmon Muffin}}
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| [[Ishgardian Tea]] || 130 || [[file:ishgardian tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 19) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 26) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 15) || [[Ishgardian Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 53 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|House Borel Tea Set}} {{i|Alpine Tea Set}}
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| [[Island Miq'abob]] || 525 || [[file:island miqabob icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 58) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 62) || [[Island Miq'abob#Crafting Recipe|Level 82 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Jack-o'-lantern]] || 10 || [[file:jack-o-lantern icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 6) || [[Jack-o'-lantern#Crafting Recipe|Level 10 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Jellied Compote]] || 300 || [[file:jellied compote icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 36) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Jellied Compote#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Jellied Harcot]] || 430 || [[file:jellied harcot icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 46) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 28) || [[Jellied Harcot#Crafting Recipe|Level 80 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Jerked Beef]] || 41 || [[file:jerked beef icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 14) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 9) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 7) || [[Jerked Beef#Crafting Recipe|Level 41 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Jerked Jhammel]] || 288 || [[file:jerked jhammel icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Jerked Jhammel#Crafting Recipe|Level 69 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Jhammel Moussaka]] || 290 || [[file:jhammel moussaka icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 46) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 18) || [[Jhammel Moussaka#Crafting Recipe|Level 70 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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|[[Jhinga Biryani]] || 620 || [[file:jhinga biryani icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 69) [[Control]] +4% (Max 72) || [[Jhinga Biryani#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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|[[Jhinga Curry]] || 620 || [[file:jhinga curry icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 109) [[GP]] +4% (Max 25) || [[Jhinga Curry#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Kaiser Roll]] || 139 || [[file:kaiser roll icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 29) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 27) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Kaiser Roll#Crafting Recipe|Level 55 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Liver-cheese Sandwich}} {{i|Alpine Supper Set}} {{i|Bread Rack}}
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| [[Kalamarakia Tiganita]] || 590 || [[file:kalamarakia tiganita icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 99) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 51) || [[Kalamarakia Tiganita#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Karniyarik]] || 539 || [[file:karniyarik icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 60) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 65) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Karniyarik#Crafting Recipe|Level 86 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Kasha (Meal)|Kasha]] || 265 || [[file:kasha icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 45) [[GP]] +3% (Max 17) || [[Kasha (Meal)#Crafting Recipe|Level 62 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[King Crab Cake]] || 530 || [[file:king crab cake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 59) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 64) || [[King Crab Cake#Crafting Recipe|Level 83 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[King Salmon Meuniere]] || 450 || [[file:king salmon meuniere icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 30) || [[King Salmon Meuniere#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[King Urchin Loaf]] || 610 || [[file:king urchin loaf icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 46) || [[King Urchin Loaf#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Kingcake]] || 160 || [[file:kingcake icon1.png|40px]] || || [[Kingcake#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Coming into Its Own}}
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| [[Knight's Bread]] || 38 || [[file:knights bread icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 13) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 8) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 6) || [[Knight's Bread#Crafting Recipe|Level 38 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Stuffed Artichoke}}
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| [[Konpeito]] || 320 || [[file:konpeito icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 54) [[GP]] +3% (Max 17) || [[Konpeito#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Kukuru Rusk]] || 450 || [[file:kukuru rusk icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Kukuru Rusk#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[La Noscean Toast]] || 47 || [[file:la noscean toast icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 18) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 11) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 10) || [[La Noscean Toast#Crafting Recipe|Level 45 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Laghman]] || 370 || [[file:laghman icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Laghman#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Landtrap Salad]] || 55 || [[file:landtrap salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 15) [[GP]] +2% (Max 10) || [[Landtrap Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lava Toad Legs]] || 70 || [[file:lava toad legs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 22) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Lava Toad Legs#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lemon Curd Sachertorte]] || 450 || [[file:lemon curd sachertorte icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Lemon Curd Sachertorte#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lemon Muffin]] || 510 || [[file:lemon muffin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Lemon Muffin#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lemon Waffle]] || 480 || [[file:lemon waffle icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Lemon Waffle#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lemonade]] || 430 || [[file:lemonade icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 46) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 28) || [[Lemonade#Crafting Recipe|Level 80 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lentil Curry]] || 539 || [[file:lentil curry icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 60) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 65) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Lentil Curry#Crafting Recipe|Level 86 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lentils and Chestnuts]] || 16 || [[file:lentils and chestnuts icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 20) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 2) || [[Lentils and Chestnuts#Crafting Recipe|Level 17 Culinarian]] || [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Sasamero]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Liver-cheese Sandwich]] || 148 || [[file:liver-cheese sandwich icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Liver-cheese Sandwich#Crafting Recipe|Level 59 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Loaghtan Cordon Bleu]] || 250 || [[file:loaghtan cordon bleu icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Loaghtan Cordon Bleu#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Loaghtan Rump Steak]] || 610 || [[file:loaghtan rump steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Loaghtan Rump Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Loaghtan Steak]] || 210 || [[file:loaghtan steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 32) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 32) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 19) || [[Loaghtan Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Lobster Bisque]] || 710 || [[file:lobster bisque icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Lobster Bisque#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Lomo Saltado]] || 740 || [[file:lomo saltado icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Lomo Saltado#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Loquat Juice]] || 260 || [[file:loquat juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 35) || [[Loquat Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 61 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Maple Teriyaki]] || 656 || [[file:maple teriyaki icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 85) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 126) || [[Maple Teriyaki#Crafting Recipe|Level 93 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Marinated Broccoflower]] || 640 || [[file:marinated broccoflower icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Marinated Broccoflower#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Marmot Steak]] || 5 || [[file:marmot steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 2) [[Vitality]] +1 [[Direct Hit Rate]] +1 || [[Marmot Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 5 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Marron Glace]] || 148 || [[file:marron glace icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Marron Glace#Crafting Recipe|Level 59 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Masala Chai]] || 412 || [[file:masala chai icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 43) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 26) || [[Masala Chai#Crafting Recipe|Level 77 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mashed Popotoes]] || 18 || [[file:mashed popotoes icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +12% (Max 12) || [[Mashed Popotoes#Crafting Recipe|Level 21 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Matcha]] || 320 || [[file:matcha icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +12% (Max 45) [[Control]] +4% (Max 49) || [[Matcha#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mate Cookie]] || 740 || [[file:mate cookie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Mate Cookie#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Meat Miq'abob]] || 15 || [[file:meat miqabob icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 5) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Meat Miq'abob#Crafting Recipe|Level 16 Culinarian]] || [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mejillones al Ajillo]] || 460 || [[file:mejillones al ajillo icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 56) [[Craftsmanship]] +5% (Max 84) || [[Mejillones al Ajillo#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Melon Juice]] || 610 || [[file:melon juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Melon Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Melon Pie]] || 610 || [[file:melon pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Melon Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mesquite Juice]] || 680 || [[file:mesquite juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 90) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 132) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 54) || [[Mesquite Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 98 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Mesquite Soup]] || 690 || [[file:mesquite soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 96) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 141) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 58) || [[Mesquite Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 100 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Mezcal-marinated Swampmonk]] || 653 || [[file:mezcal-marinated swampmonk icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 84) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 124) || [[Mezcal-marinated Swampmonk#Crafting Recipe|Level 92 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Mint Lassi]] || 10 || [[file:mint lassi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +12% (Max 8) || [[Mint Lassi#Crafting Recipe|Level 10 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Grege]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Miso Dengaku]] || 288 || [[file:miso dengaku icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Miso Dengaku#Crafting Recipe|Level 69 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Miso Soup with Tofu]] || 273 || [[file:miso soup with tofu icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +10% (Max 104) [[Control]] +4% (Max 39) || [[Miso Soup with Tofu#Crafting Recipe|Level 64 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mist Spinach Quiche]] || 510 || [[file:mist spinach quiche icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Mist Spinach Quiche#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mist Spinach Saute]] || 415 || [[file:mist spinach saute icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 44) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 27) || [[Mist Spinach Saute#Crafting Recipe|Level 78 Culinarian]] || [[Tholl Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mizzenmast Biscuit]] || 4 || [[file:mizzenmast biscuit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mole Loaf]] || 12 || [[file:mole loaf icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 4) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Mole Loaf#Crafting Recipe|Level 13 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mollete]] || 740 || [[file:mollete icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Mollete#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Moqueca]] || 710 || [[file:moqueca icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Moqueca#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Morel Salad]] || 150 || [[file:morel salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 28) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Morel Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 60 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mors]] || 480 || [[file:mors icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Mors#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mugwort Carp]] || 38 || [[file:mugwort carp icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 13) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 8) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 6) || [[Mugwort Carp#Crafting Recipe|Level 38 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mulled Tea]] || 49 || [[file:mulled tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 11) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 12) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 10) || [[Mulled Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 47 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Oasis Breakfast}}
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| [[Mushroom Saute]] || 406 || [[file:mushroom saute icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 61) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 30) || [[Mushroom Saute#Crafting Recipe|Level 75 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mushroom Skewer]] || 409 || [[file:mushroom skewer icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 26) || [[Mushroom Skewer#Crafting Recipe|Level 76 Culinarian]] || [[Viis Culinarian]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mustard Eggs]] || 22 || [[file:mustard eggs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 6) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 4) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Mustard Eggs#Crafting Recipe|Level 22 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Mutton Stew]] || 9 || [[file:mutton stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 19) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 2) || [[Mutton Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 9 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Nachos]] || 770 || [[file:nachos icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Nachos#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Nasi Goreng]] || 670 || [[file:nasi goreng icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +23% (Max 46) [[Gathering]] +2% (Max 64) || [[Nasi Goreng#Crafting Recipe|Level 97 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Navel Orange Cookies]] || 710 || [[file:navel orange cookies icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Navel Orange Cookies#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Nomad Meat Pie]] || 279 || [[file:nomad meat pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 46) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 18) || [[Nomad Meat Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 66 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Nut Bake]] || 406 || [[file:nut bake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Nut Bake#Crafting Recipe|Level 75 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Oden]] || 340 || [[file:oden icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Oden#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Omelette Rice]] || 650 || [[file:omelette rice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 84) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 121) || [[Omelette Rice#Crafting Recipe|Level 91 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Onigara-yaki]] || 285 || [[file:onigara-yaki icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Onigara-yaki#Crafting Recipe|Level 68 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Orange Juice]] || 6 || [[file:orange juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +1 [[Vitality]] +1 [[Direct Hit Rate]] +1 || [[Orange Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 6 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Grege]] [[Katherine]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Chilled Red}} {{i|Riviera Lunch}}
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| [[Ore Fruitcake]] || 9 || [[file:ore fruitcake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) || || [[Starlight Celebration (2017)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Orobon Stew]] || 28 || [[file:orobon stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 22) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 3) || [[Orobon Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 28 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ovim Cordon Bleu]] || 430 || [[file:ovim cordon bleu icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 46) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 28) || [[Ovim Cordon Bleu#Crafting Recipe|Level 80 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ovim Meatballs]] || 480 || [[file:ovim meatballs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Ovim Meatballs#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Oyster Confit]] || 180 || [[file:oyster confit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +10% (Max 70) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 30) || [[Oyster Confit#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Oysters on the Half Shell]] || 430 || [[file:oysters on the half shell icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 46) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 28) || [[Oysters on the Half Shell#Crafting Recipe|Level 80 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Paella]] || 418 || [[file:paella icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 45) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 27) || [[Paella#Crafting Recipe|Level 79 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Paes de Queijo]] || 740 || [[file:paes de queijo icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Paes de Queijo#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Pan-fried Mahi-mahi]] || 55 || [[file:pan-fried mahi-mahi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 25) || [[Pan-fried Mahi-mahi#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Papanasi]] || 370 || [[file:papanasi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Papanasi#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Parsnip Salad]] || 13 || [[file:parsnip salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 6) [[GP]] +2% (Max 8) || [[Parsnip Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 13 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pasta Ortolano]] || 220 || [[file:pasta ortolano icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +5% (Max 27) [[Perception]] +5% (Max 27) [[GP]] +2% (Max 10) || [[Pasta Ortolano#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pastry Fish]] || 40 || [[file:pastry fish icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 14) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 9) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 7) || [[Pastry Fish#Crafting Recipe|Level 40 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pea Soup]] || 26 || [[file:pea soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 21) || [[Pea Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 26 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Peach Juice]] || 580 || [[file:peach juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Peach Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Peach Tart]] || 580 || [[file:peach tart icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Peach Tart#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pearl Chocolate]] || 12 || [[file:pearl chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 4) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Pearl Chocolate#Crafting Recipe|Level 12 Culinarian]] || [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Peperoncino]] || 180 || [[file:peperoncino icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 32) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 32) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 19) || [[Peperoncino#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Peppered Popotoes]] || 412 || [[file:peppered popotoes icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +23% (Max 40) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 30) || [[Peppered Popotoes#Crafting Recipe|Level 77 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Persimmon Leaf Sushi]] || 300 || [[file:persimmon leaf sushi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 36) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Persimmon Leaf Sushi#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Persimmon Pudding]] || 282 || [[file:persimmon pudding icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Persimmon Pudding#Crafting Recipe|Level 67 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Philosopher's Sandwich]] || 545 || [[file:philosophers sandwich icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 61) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 66) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 37) || [[Philosopher's Sandwich#Crafting Recipe|Level 88 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Adventure Basket}}
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| [[Pickled Herring]] || 480 || [[file:pickled herring icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Pickled Herring#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Piennolo Tomato Salad]] || 610 || [[file:piennolo tomato salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Piennolo Tomato Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pineapple Juice]] || 70 || [[file:pineapple juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 14) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Pineapple Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pineapple Orange Jelly]] || 710 || [[file:pineapple orange jelly icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Pineapple Orange Jelly#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Pineapple Ponzecake]] || 70 || [[file:pineapple ponzecake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 22) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Pineapple Ponzecake#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Afternoon Tea Set}} {{i|Alpine Tea Set}}
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| [[Pineapple Salad]] || 510 || [[file:pineapple salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Pineapple Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pixie Apple Pie]] || 403 || [[file:pixie apple pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Pixie Apple Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 74 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pixieberry Cheesecake]] || 450 || [[file:pixieberry cheesecake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Pixieberry Cheesecake#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pixieberry Tea]] || 450 || [[file:pixieberry tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Pixieberry Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pizza]] || 510 || [[file:pizza icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Pizza#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Popoto Pancakes]] || 90 || [[file:popoto pancakes icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 24) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 18) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 13) || [[Popoto Pancakes#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Popoto Potage]] || 770 || [[file:popoto potage icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Popoto Potage#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Popoto Salad]] || 450 || [[file:popoto salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Popoto Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Popoto Soba]] || 270 || [[file:popoto soba icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Popoto Soba#Crafting Recipe|Level 63 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Popotoes au Gratin]] || 412 || [[file:popotoes au gratin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +7% (Max 118) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 53) || [[Popotoes au Gratin#Crafting Recipe|Level 77 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pork Kakuni]] || 320 || [[file:pork kakuni icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 37) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Pork Kakuni#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pork Stew]] || 320 || [[file:pork stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 37) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Pork Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Priestly Omelette]] || 250 || [[file:priestly omelette icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Priestly Omelette#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Princess Pudding]] || 5 || [[file:princess pudding icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || || [[Starlight Celebration (2017)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Prune Ponzecake]] || 770 || [[file:prune ponzecake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Prune Ponzecake#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Prune-packed Fruitcake]] || 770 || [[file:prune-packed fruitcake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Prune-packed Fruitcake#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pumpkin Potage]] || 580 || [[file:pumpkin potage icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Pumpkin Potage#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Pumpkin Ratatouille]] || 580 || [[file:pumpkin ratatouille icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Pumpkin Ratatouille#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Purple Carrot Juice]] || 390 || [[file:purple carrot juice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 40) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Purple Carrot Juice#Crafting Recipe|Level 71 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Purple Drop]] || 55 || [[file:purple drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Quahog Chowder]] || 770 || [[file:quahog chowder icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Quahog Chowder#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rabbit Pie]] || 10 || [[file:rabbit pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 6) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 2) || [[Rabbit Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 14 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Grege]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Raisins]] || 3 || [[file:raisins icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 2) [[Vitality]] +1 [[Direct Hit Rate]] +1 || [[Raisins#Crafting Recipe|Level 3 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Frumenty}} {{i|Pastry Fish}} {{i|Nutrient-Rich Porridge}}
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| [[Raptor Stew]] || 39 || [[file:raptor stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 8) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 9) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 7) || [[Raptor Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 39 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rare Roast Beef]] || 450 || [[file:rare roast beef icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Rare Roast Beef#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ratatouille]] || 37 || [[file:ratatouille icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 23) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 5) || [[Ratatouille#Crafting Recipe|Level 37 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Raw Oyster]] || 17 || [[file:raw oyster icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 8) || [[Raw Oyster#Crafting Recipe|Level 19 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Kurogai]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Red Drop]] || 55 || [[file:red drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Risotto al Nero]] || 415 || [[file:risotto al nero icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 44) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 47) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 27) || [[Risotto al Nero#Crafting Recipe|Level 78 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Roast Canard]] || 90 || [[file:roast canard icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 24) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 18) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 13) || [[Roast Canard#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Roast Chicken]] || 710 || [[file:roast chicken icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 105) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 162) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 63) || [[Roast Chicken#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Roast Dodo]] || 24 || [[file:roast dodo icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +7% (Max 7) [[Vitality]] +4% (Max 4) || || [[Starlight Celebration (2017)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Roast Ovim]] || 409 || [[file:roast ovim icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 26) || [[Roast Ovim#Crafting Recipe|Level 76 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Roast Rroneek]] || 680 || [[file:roast rroneek icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 90) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 132) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 54) || [[Roast Rroneek#Crafting Recipe|Level 98 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Roasted Nopales]] || 16 || [[file:roasted nopales icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 6) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 2) || [[Roasted Nopales#Crafting Recipe|Level 17 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Robe Lettuce Salad]] || 450 || [[file:robe lettuce salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 50) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 50) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Robe Lettuce Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rock-fisted Popoto Salad]] || 770 || [[file:rock-fisted popoto salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Rock-fisted Popoto Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]]|| ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rock-fisted Popoto Stew]] || 770 || [[file:rock-fisted popoto stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Rock-fisted Popoto Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rolanberry Cheesecake]] || 55 || [[file:rolanberry cheesecake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +12% (Max 32) || [[Rolanberry Cheesecake#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rolanberry Lassi]] || 46 || [[file:rolanberry lassi icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +12% (Max 24) || [[Rolanberry Lassi#Crafting Recipe|Level 45 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rolanberry Shaved Ice]] || 5 || [[file:rolanberry shaved ice icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || [[Rolanberry Shaved Ice#Crafting Recipe|Level 5 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rooibos Tea]] || 370 || [[file:rooibos tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Rooibos Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Roost Biscuit]] || 4 || [[file:roost biscuit icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Royal Eggs]] || 139 || [[file:royal eggs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 29) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 27) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Royal Eggs#Crafting Recipe|Level 57 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|High House Supper Set}}
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| [[Royal Toast]] || 656 || [[file:royal toast icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 85) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 126) || [[Royal Toast#Crafting Recipe|Level 93 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Rroneek au Gratin]] || 770 || [[file:rroneek au gratin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 120) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 237) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 72) || [[Rroneek au Gratin#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Rroneek Steak]] || 684 || [[file:rroneek steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 73) [[Control]] +4% (Max 77) || [[Rroneek Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 99 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Sachertorte]] || 90 || [[file:sachertorte icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 24) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 18) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 13) || [[Sachertorte#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Salmon Jerky]] || 670 || [[file:salmon jerky icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +7% (Max 172) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 78) || [[Salmon Jerky#Crafting Recipe|Level 97 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Salmon Meuniere]] || 23 || [[file:salmon meuniere icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 7) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 4) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 3) || [[Salmon Meuniere#Crafting Recipe|Level 23 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Salmon Muffin]] || 370 || [[file:salmon muffin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Salmon Muffin#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Salt Cod]] || 9 || [[file:salt cod icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 4) || [[Salt Cod#Crafting Recipe|Level 15 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (Central Thanalan)]] [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Salt Cod Puffs}}
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| [[Salt Cod Puffs]] || 42 || [[file:salt cod puffs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Salt Cod Puffs#Crafting Recipe|Level 42 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Salted Thavnairian Cod]] || 545 || [[file:salted thavnairian cod icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 61) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 66) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 37) || [[Salted Thavnairian Cod#Crafting Recipe|Level 88 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sauerkraut]] || 35 || [[file:sauerkraut icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 11) [[GP]] +2% (Max 9) || [[Sauerkraut#Crafting Recipe|Level 36 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sausage Links]] || 409 || [[file:sausage links icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 42) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 26) || [[Sausage Links#Crafting Recipe|Level 76 Culinarian]] || [[Hanji-Fae]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Peppered Popotoes}} {{i|Picnic Basket}}
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| [[Sausage and Sauerkraut]] || 480 || [[file:sausage and sauerkraut icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Sausage and Sauerkraut#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sauteed Coeurl]] || 70 || [[file:sauteed coeurl icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 22) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 15) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 11) || [[Sauteed Coeurl#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Master Culinarian I}} {{i|Gourmet Supper}}
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| [[Sauteed Green Leeks]] || 340 || [[file:sauteed green leeks icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Sauteed Green Leeks#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sauteed Porcini]] || 125 || [[file:sauteed porcini icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 18) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 26) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 15) || [[Sauteed Porcini#Crafting Recipe|Level 53 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|High House Supper Set}}
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| [[Scallop Curry]] || 580 || [[file:scallop curry icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Scallop Curry#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Scallop Salad]] || 580 || [[file:scallop salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Scallop Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Scrambled Eggs]] || 33 || [[file:scrambled eggs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 10) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 6) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 6) || [[Scrambled Eggs#Crafting Recipe|Level 34 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Gourmet Lunch}}
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| [[Seafood Stew]] || 160 || [[file:seafood stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +12% (Max 40) [[Control]] +4% (Max 25) || [[Seafood Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sermon-worthy Meuniere]] || 320 || [[file:sermon-worthy meuniere icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 37) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Sermon-worthy Meuniere#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sesame Cookie]] || 139 || [[file:sesame cookie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 29) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 27) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Sesame Cookie#Crafting Recipe|Level 56 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Shakshouka]] || 370 || [[file:shakshouka icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 42) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 23) || [[Shakshouka#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Shark Fin Soup]] || 90 || [[file:shark fin soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +10% (Max 49) [[CP]] +4% (Max 14) || [[Shark Fin Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Shepherd's Pie]] || 22 || [[file:shepherds pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 8) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 3) || [[Shepherd's Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 23 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Shorlog]] || 276 || [[file:shorlog icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Shorlog#Crafting Recipe|Level 65 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Shrimp Cocktail]] || 650 || [[file:shrimp cocktail icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 84) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 121) || [[Shrimp Cocktail#Crafting Recipe|Level 91 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Sideritis Cookie]] || 554 || [[file:sideritis cookie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 81) [[GP]] +8% (Max 24) || [[Sideritis Cookie#Crafting Recipe|Level 89 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Silkie Pudding]] || 480 || [[file:silkie pudding icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 15334) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Silkie Pudding#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Skyr]] || 539 || [[file:skyr icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 60) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 65) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Skyr#Crafting Recipe|Level 86 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Smoked Chicken]] || 510 || [[file:smoked chicken icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Smoked Chicken#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Smoked Raptor]] || 31 || [[file:smoked raptor icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 10) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 6) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 5) || [[Smoked Raptor#Crafting Recipe|Level 32 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Alpine Breakfast}}
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| [[Snowflake Peak]] || 15 || [[file:snowflake peak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) || || [[Starlight Celebration (2017)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Snurbleberry Tart]] || 160 || [[file:snurbleberry tart icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 30) [[GP]] +3% (Max 15) || [[Snurbleberry Tart#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sohm Al Tart]] || 136 || [[file:sohm al tart icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 29) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 27) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Sohm Al Tart#Crafting Recipe|Level 54 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|House Borel Tea Set}} {{i|High House Supper Set}}
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| [[Solterito]] || 740 || [[file:solterito icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Solterito#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Spaghetti Carbonara]] || 250 || [[file:spaghetti carbonara icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Spaghetti Carbonara#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Spaghetti Pescatore]] || 250 || [[file:spaghetti pescatore icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Spaghetti Pescatore#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Spaghetti al Nero]] || 400 || [[file:spaghetti al nero icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 41) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Spaghetti al Nero#Crafting Recipe|Level 73 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Spaghetti al Olio e Peperoncino]] || 660 || [[file:spaghetti al olio e peperoncino icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 86) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 130) || [[Spaghetti al Olio e Peperoncino#Crafting Recipe|Level 94 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Sparkling Citrus Refreshment]] || 1 || [[file:Sparkling citrus refreshment icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +1 [[Vitality]] +1 [[Determination]] +1 || || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Spiced Cider]] || 180 || [[file:spiced cider icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 32) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 32) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 19) || [[Spiced Cider#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Spicy Shakshouka]] || 539 || [[file:spicy shakshouka icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 60) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 65) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Spicy Shakshouka#Crafting Recipe|Level 86 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Spicy Stellar Soup]] || 640 || [[file:spicy stellar soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Spicy Stellar Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Spinach Quiche]] || 70 || [[file:spinach quiche icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 19) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 8) || [[Spinach Quiche#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★ Culinarian]] || [[Talan]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Spinach Saute]] || 22 || [[file:spinach saute icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 8) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 3) || [[Spinach Saute#Crafting Recipe|Level 22 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"| {{i|Alpine Breakfast}}
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| [[Spriggan Chocolate]] || 1 || [[file:spriggan chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || || [[Hatching-tide (2018)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Starlight Log]] || 31 || [[file:starlight log icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +6% (Max 6) || || [[Starlight Celebration (2017)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Steamed Catfish]] || 90 || [[file:steamed catfish icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 24) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 18) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 13) || [[Steamed Catfish#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Steamed Grouper]] || 290 || [[file:steamed grouper icon1.png|40px]] || [[Craftsmanship]] +10% (Max 109) [[CP]] +4% (Max 16) || [[Steamed Grouper#Crafting Recipe|Level 70 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Steamed Staff]] || 160 || [[file:steamed staff icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 29) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Steamed Staff#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Steppe Salad]] || 279 || [[file:steppe salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Steppe Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 66 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Steppe Tea]] || 320 || [[file:steppe tea icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 37) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 38) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Steppe Tea#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Picnic Set}}
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| [[Stewed River Bream]] || 290 || [[file:stewed river bream icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 37) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 21) || [[Stewed River Bream#Crafting Recipe|Level 70 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stone Soup]] || 17 || [[file:stone soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +10% (Max 17) || [[Stone Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 17 Culinarian]] || [[Alehouse Wench (South Shroud)]] [[Grege]] [[Merchant and Mender (Vesper Bay)]] [[Shopkeep (Camp Drybone)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stuffed Artichoke]] || 39 || [[file:stuffed artichoke icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 13) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 5) || [[Stuffed Artichoke#Crafting Recipe|Level 39 Culinarian]] || [[Talan]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stuffed Cabbage]] || 45 || [[file:stuffed cabbage icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 17) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 10) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 9) || [[Stuffed Cabbage#Crafting Recipe|Level 45 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stuffed Cabbage Rolls]] || 125 || [[file:stuffed cabbage rolls icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 26) [[GP]] +3% (Max 13) || [[Stuffed Cabbage Rolls#Crafting Recipe|Level 52 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stuffed Chysahl]] || 150 || [[file:stuffed chysahl icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 30) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 11) || [[Stuffed Chysahl#Crafting Recipe|Level 60 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stuffed Highland Cabbage]] || 480 || [[file:stuffed highland cabbage icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 53) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 54) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 32) || [[Stuffed Highland Cabbage#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Stuffed Peppers]] || 684 || [[file:stuffed peppers icon1.png|40px]] || [[Perception]] +6% (Max 125) [[GP]] +8% (Max 25) || [[Stuffed Peppers#Crafting Recipe|Level 99 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Sunset Carrot Nibbles]] || 610 || [[file:sunset carrot nibbles icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 78) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Sunset Carrot Nibbles#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sweet Gnomefish]] || 180 || [[file:sweet gnomefish icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 31) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 30) || [[Sweet Gnomefish#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sweet Maple Mate]] || 740 || [[file:sweet maple mate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Sweet Maple Mate#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Sweet Rice Cake]] || 14 || [[file:sweet rice cake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) || || [[Little Ladies' Day (2014)]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sweet and Sour Frogs' Legs]] || 276 || [[file:sweet and sour frogs legs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 35) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 36) || [[Sweet and Sour Frogs' Legs#Crafting Recipe|Level 65 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sweetmuffin]] || 660 || [[file:sweetmuffin icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 86) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 130) || [[Sweetmuffin#Crafting Recipe|Level 94 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Sykon Bavarois]] || 560 || [[file:sykon bavarois icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 66) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 68) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 40) || [[Sykon Bavarois#Crafting Recipe|Level 90 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sykon Compote]] || 560 || [[file:sykon compote icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 66) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 68) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 40) || [[Sykon Compote#Crafting Recipe|Level 90 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sykon Cookie]] || 580 || [[file:sykon cookie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Sykon Cookie#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Sykon Salad]] || 560 || [[file:sykon salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 66) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 68) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 40) || [[Sykon Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 90 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tacos Al Pastor]] || 670 || [[file:tacos al pastor icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 88) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 131) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 52) || [[Tacos Al Pastor#Crafting Recipe|Level 96 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Tacos de Carne Asada]] || 690 || [[file:tacos de carne asada icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 96) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 141) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 58) || [[Tacos de Carne Asada#Crafting Recipe|Level 100 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Tailor-made Eel Pie]] || 90 || [[file:tailor-made eel pie icon1.png|40px]] || || [[Tailor-made Eel Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|A Treasured Mother}}
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| [[Tako-yaki]] || 340 || [[file:tako-yaki icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Tako-yaki#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tandoori Raptor]] || 640 || [[file:tandoori raptor icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 82) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 114) [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 49) || [[Tandoori Raptor#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Tart Turali Tart]] || 670 || [[file:tart turali tart icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 88) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 131) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 52) || [[Tart Turali Tart#Crafting Recipe|Level 96 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Tempura Platter]] || 279 || [[file:tempura platter icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +12% (Max 43) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 42) || [[Tempura Platter#Crafting Recipe|Level 66 Culinarian]] || [[Kurogai]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tender Shortcake]] || 670 || [[file:tender shortcake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 88) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 131) [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 52) || [[Tender Shortcake#Crafting Recipe|Level 96 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Thavnairian Chai]] || 580 || [[file:thavnairian chai icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 72) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 74) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 43) || [[Thavnairian Chai#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[The Noodles of Elpis]] || 545 || [[file:The_noodles_of_elpis_icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 61) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 66) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 2) || [[The Noodles of Elpis#Crafting Recipe|Level 88 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tofu Pancakes]] || 340 || [[file:tofu pancakes icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 38) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 40) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 22) || [[Tofu Pancakes#Crafting Recipe|Level 70★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tomato Pie]] || 55 || [[file:tomato pie icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 15) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 6) || [[Tomato Pie#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Trapper's Quiche]] || 50 || [[file:trappers quiche icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +6% (Max 14) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 6) || [[Trapper's Quiche#Crafting Recipe|Level 50 Culinarian]] || [[Flame Quartermaster]] [[Mestonnaux]] [[Serpent Quartermaster]] [[Storm Quartermaster]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tree Toad Legs]] || 7 || [[file:tree toad legs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 3) [[Vitality]] +1 [[Spell Speed]] +1 || [[Tree Toad Legs#Crafting Recipe|Level 7 Culinarian]] || [[Gerulf]] [[Katherine]] [[Sasamero]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[Triple Cream Coffee]] || 110 || [[file:triple cream coffee icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 18) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 20) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 14) || [[Triple Cream Coffee#Crafting Recipe|Level 50★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Tsai tou Vounou]] || 554 || [[file:tsai tou vounou icon1.png|40px]] || [[CP]] +21% (Max 62) [[Control]] +4% (Max 61) || [[Tsai tou Vounou#Crafting Recipe|Level 89 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Adventure Basket}}
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| [[Tuna Miq'abob]] || 32 || [[file:tuna miqabob icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +8% (Max 16) || [[Tuna Miq'abob#Crafting Recipe|Level 33 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Turali Pineapple Ponzecake]] || 657 || [[file:turali pineapple ponzecake icon1.png|40px]] || [[Gathering]] +6% (Max 120) [[Perception]] +2% (Max 62) || [[Turali Pineapple Ponzecake#Crafting Recipe|Level 95 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Twilight Popoto Salad]] || 510 || [[file:twilight popoto salad icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Twilight Popoto Salad#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Ukha]] || 530 || [[file:ukha icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 59) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 64) || [[Ukha#Crafting Recipe|Level 83 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Urchin Loaf]] || 160 || [[file:urchin loaf icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 30) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 29) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 18) || [[Urchin Loaf#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Urchin Pasta]] || 610 || [[file:urchin pasta icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 77) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 94) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 46) || [[Urchin Pasta#Crafting Recipe|Level 90★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
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| [[Vegetable Soup]] || 690 || [[file:vegetable soup icon1.png|40px]] || [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 96) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 141) [[Determination]] +8% (Max 58) || [[Vegetable Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 100 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Walnut Bread]] || 17 || [[file:walnut bread icon1.png|40px]] || [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 5) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 3) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 2) || [[Walnut Bread#Crafting Recipe|Level 18 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"| {{i|Sandwich Basket}} {{i|Gourmet Lunch}} {{i|Alpine Breakfast}} {{i|La Noscean Toast}} {{i|Finger Sandwich}} {{i|Bread Rack}} {{i|The Bismarck}}
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| [[Warrior's Stew]] || 279 || [[file:warriors stew icon1.png|40px]] || [[Control]] +10% (Max 99) [[Craftsmanship]] +4% (Max 42) || [[Warrior's Stew#Crafting Recipe|Level 66 Culinarian]] || [[Steppe Cook]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[White Chocolate]] || 14 || [[file:white chocolate icon1.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 2) || || [[Valentione's Day (2015)]] [[Recompense Officer]] ||align = "left"|
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| [[White Drop]] || 55 || [[file:white drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
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| [[Wild Banana Blend]] || 670 || [[file:wild banana blend icon1.png|40px]] || [[Critical Hit]] +8% (Max 88) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 131) [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 52) || [[Wild Banana Blend#Crafting Recipe|Level 96 Culinarian]] || ||
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| [[Wildwood Scrambled Eggs]] || 250 || [[file:wildwood scrambled eggs icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 34) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 34) [[Skill Speed]] +8% (Max 20) || [[Wildwood Scrambled Eggs#Crafting Recipe|Level 60★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Wine-dark Soup]] || 533 || [[file:Wine-dark_soup_icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 59) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 64) || [[Wine-dark Soup#Crafting Recipe|Level 84 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Woolback Steak]] || 740 || [[file:woolback steak icon1.png|40px]] || [[Determination]] +8% (Max 113) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 196) [[Tenacity]] +8% (Max 68) || [[Woolback Steak#Crafting Recipe|Level 100★★★ Culinarian]] || ||
|-
| [[Yakow Moussaka]] || 540 || [[file:yakow moussaka icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +23% (Max 38) [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] +2% (Max 48) || [[Yakow Moussaka#Crafting Recipe|Level 87 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Years-old Pumpkin Cookie]] || 7 || [[file:Old Pumpkin Cookies.png|40px]] || [[Vitality]] +1 || || [[All Saints' Wake (2013)]] ||align = "left"| [[All Saints' Wake (2013)]]
|-
| [[Yellow Drop]] || 55 || [[file:yellow drop icon1.png|40px]] || colspan="4" align = "center" | [[Retired content]]
|-
| [[Zefir]] || 510 || [[file:zefir icon1.png|40px]] || [[Spell Speed]] +8% (Max 56) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 59) [[Direct Hit Rate]] +8% (Max 34) || [[Zefir#Crafting Recipe|Level 80★★★★ Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Zoni]] || 9 || [[file:zoni icon1.png|40px]] || [[GP]] +6% (Max 19) [[Perception]] +5 || || [[Heavensturn]] [[Recompense Officer]] ||align = "left"|
|-
| [[Zurek]] || 520 || [[file:zurek icon1.png|40px]] || [[Piety (Stat)|Piety]] +8% (Max 58) [[Vitality]] +8% (Max 62) || [[Zurek#Crafting Recipe|Level 81 Culinarian]] || ||align = "left"|
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Meals|*]]

Summon Eos

2026-03-30T04:45:14Z

Freedom4556: /* Notes */

{{Action infobox
| description = Summons the faerie Eos to fight at your side. When set to guard, automatically casts Embrace on party members who suffer damage.
| facts =
| acquired = scholar
| level = 4
| type = spell
| recast = 1.5
| casting = 2.5
| mp-cost = 200
| traits =
| actions = Embrace (action), Whispering Dawn (scholar), Fey Illumination (scholar), Dissipation, Aetherpact, Fey Blessing, Summon Seraph
| targeting = self
| release = shadowbringers
| patch = 5.0
}}
==Notes==
All actions Eos executes themselves (i.e. not {{aicon|Dissipation}}) are approximately 92% of their listed potency, due to them being a pet. For example, each cast of {{aicon|Embrace (action)}} is approximately 166 potency of healing, instead of 180 potency listed on its tooltip.

==History==
*{{patch|6.0|Cast time has been reduced from 2.5s to 1.5s.}}
*{{patch|5.0|Added as a replacement for {{action icon|Summon}}.}}

Equipment

2026-03-30T04:03:30Z

Freedom4556:

[[Equipment]], also known as '''Gear''', consists of equippable items such [[weapons]] and [[armor]] that are used to fight [[enemies]] or to improve [[crafting]] or [[gathering]] results. To equip a piece of gear, the player character must be of a minimum level and usually on a certain [[class]] or [[job]] dictated by the specific gear piece. The strength of gear is determined by its [[item level]]. Equipment is the largest contributor to character power growth in the game: the vast majority of [[attributes]] are derived from gear instead of being naturally gained through the course of earning [[experience]] and leveling up. Equipment may optionally be further enhanced by melding [[materia]] into open slots, if any.

All equipment has [[Gear Durability|Durability]], which, when reduced to 0%, renders the item inoperative by eliminating its stat bonuses. Equipment may be repaired through [[mender]]-type NPCs, or optionally with the {{aicon|Repair (action)|Repair}} command if the character has the appropriate crafting class leveled high enough.

Equipment appearance may be altered with the [[glamour]] and [[dye]] systems, subject to certain restrictions.

All equipment has no effect (aside from glamour) in [[PvP]], which uses its own job-based system for calculating attack and defense.
==Weapons==
{{Main|Weapons}}
Weapons are the many armaments that define the [[class]]es and [[job]]s. Changing your weapon also changes your class or job.

==Tools==
{{main|Tools}}
Tools are the many armaments that define the crafting and gathering classes. Changing your tool also changes your class.

==Armor==
{{Main|Armor}}
[[Armor]] is equipment that provide defense against direct damage in combat and also provide [[attribute]] bonuses. Depending on the class or job, the adventurer will be able to equip different types of armor.

The types of armor are broken out by the role: [[Disciples of War]], [[Disciples of Magic]], [[Disciples of the Hand]], or [[Disciples of the Land]]. Combat armor is further broken down into: Fending, Maiming, Striking, Scouting, Aiming, Casting, and Healing.

==Accessories==
{{Main|Accessories}}
[[Accessories]] are equipment that provide [[attribute]] bonuses. Depending on the class or job, the [[adventurer]] will be able to equip different types of accessories.

The types of accessories are broken out by the role: [[Disciples of War]], [[Disciples of Magic]], [[Disciples of the Hand]], or [[Disciples of the Land]]. Combat accessories are further broken down into: Fending, Slaying, Aiming, Casting, and Healing.

==Facewear==
{{Main|Facewear}}
Facewear is a form of accessory that are separate from other equippable accessories. They are strictly for glamour purposes and do not provide any stats.

Facewear can be equipped via an equipment slot in the Character window, or by accessing the Facewear interface under Character in the main menu, and will also appear in portraits.

Facewear can be permanently acquired by using corresponding items such as a copy of The Faces We Wear - Oval Spectacles. Once acquired, they can be freely equipped or removed at any time, and customized with a selection of twelve colors.

==Guides==
*The [[Leveling Gear Guide]] details gear acquisition for levels below the current or previous level caps.
*The [[Endgame Gear Guide]] details gear acquisition for current and previous level caps.

{{Equipment}}
{{Items}}

Duty Roulette

2026-03-30T03:59:00Z

Freedom4556: /* Duty Roulette: High-level Dungeons */

[[File:Duty_finder_duty_roulette.png|400px|thumb|Duty Roulette in the [[Duty Finder]]]]
{{Lead icon|Duty roulette icon.png|frame=none}} '''Duty Roulette''' is a feature for the [[Duty Finder]] first introduced in the [[patch 2.1]]. Duty Roulette allows the player to participate in a randomly selected [[duties|duty]] for additional daily rewards. Since patch 2.1, various additional roulette modes have been added or changed to reflect the changing state of the game.

Duty Roulette is divided into several categories: [[#Duty Roulette: Expert|Expert]], [[#Duty Roulette: Level Cap Dungeons|Level Cap Dungeons]], [[#Duty Roulette: High-level Dungeons|High-level Dungeons]], [[#Duty Roulette: Leveling|Leveling]], [[#Duty Roulette: Trials|Trials]], [[#Duty Roulette: Main Scenario Roulette|Main Scenario]], [[#Duty Roulette: Guildhest|Guildhests]], [[#Duty Roulette: Normal Raids|Normal Raids]], [[#Duty Roulette: Alliance Raids|Alliance Raids]], [[#Duty Roulette: Mentor|Mentor]], and [[#Daily Challenge: Frontline|Frontline]].

Players must use the default Duty Finder settings to queue for a Duty Roulette, with the exception of "Join Party in Progress" and "Limited Leveling Roulette", which are allowed to be enabled. If role requirements are met, Trials, Normal Raids and Alliance Raids roulettes allow one to eight players to queue as a group, and all other roulettes allow one to four players to queue as a group. Players must queue alone for Mentor roulette.
__TOC__
==Rewards==
The Duty Roulette offers a daily reward that give the players a combination of [[experience]], [[Grand Company]] [[Company Seals|Seals]], [[Cracked Novacluster]]s, [[Cracked Prismaticluster]]s, and [[Gil]], depending on the type of duty, your job depending on what is currently needed, and the level of job when entering the queue. Even in-game, the amount of bonus experience is not determined until a duty is selected, but it is based on your current level and the level of the duty chosen. The type of [[Allagan Tomestones]] available for each roulette changes with even-numbered major patch (.0 .2 and .4). 
{| {{STDT|sortable pve align-left}}
|-
! Type
! data-sort-type="number"| [[Allagan Tomestone of Poetics|Daily Poetics]]
! data-sort-type="number"| [[Allagan Tomestones#Allagan Tomestone Currencies|Daily Uncapped]]
! data-sort-type="number"| [[Allagan Tomestones#Allagan Tomestone Currencies|Daily Capped]]
! data-sort-type="number"| [[Gil|Daily Gil]]
! data-sort-type="number"| [[Company Seals|Daily Seals]]
! data-sort-type="number"| "In Need" Bonus
|-
| [[Duty_Roulette#Duty_Roulette:_Expert|Expert]]
| data-sort-value=0|{{tomestone|Poetics|-}}
| data-sort-value=60|{{tomestone|uncapped|60}}
| data-sort-value=40|{{tomestone|capped|40}}
| data-sort-value=7200|{{Gil|7200}}
| -
| data-sort-value=7200|{{Gil|7200}}
|-
| [[Duty_Roulette#Duty_Roulette:_Level Cap Dungeons|Level Cap Dungeons]]
| data-sort-value=0|{{tomestone|Poetics|-}}
| data-sort-value=60|{{tomestone|uncapped|100}}
| data-sort-value=40|{{tomestone|capped|15}}
| data-sort-value=7200|{{Gil|7200}}
| -
| data-sort-value=7200|{{Gil|7200}}
|-
| [[Duty_Roulette#Duty_Roulette:_High-level Dungeons|High-level Dungeons]]
| data-sort-value=100|{{tomestone|Poetics|100}}
| data-sort-value=120|{{tomestone|uncapped|120}}
| data-sort-value=0|{{tomestone|capped|-}}
| data-sort-value=7050|{{Gil|7,050}}
| -
| data-sort-value=7200|{{Gil|7200}}
|-
| [[Duty_Roulette#Duty_Roulette:_Leveling|Leveling]]
| data-sort-value=0|{{tomestone|Poetics|-}}
| data-sort-value=100|{{tomestone|uncapped|100}}
| data-sort-value=20|{{tomestone|capped|20}}
| data-sort-value=7770|{{Gil|7770}}
| data-sort-value=839|{{Company seal|839}}
| data-sort-value=12000|{{Gil|12000}} & {{Company seal|4200}} & {{Item reward|1|Cracked Novacluster}} & {{Item reward|2|Cracked Prismaticluster}}
|-
| [[Duty_Roulette#Duty_Roulette:_Trials|Trials]]
| data-sort-value=0|{{tomestone|Poetics|-}}
| data-sort-value=60|{{tomestone|uncapped|60}}
| data-sort-value=15|{{tomestone|capped|15}}
| data-sort-value=12000|{{Gil|12000}}
| -
| data-sort-value=4320|{{Gil|4320}}
|-
| [[Duty_Roulette#Duty Roulette: Main Scenario|Main Scenario]]
| data-sort-value=350|{{tomestone|Poetics|350}}
| data-sort-value=100|{{tomestone|uncapped|100}}
| data-sort-value=50|{{tomestone|capped|50}}
| data-sort-value=9000|{{Gil|9000}}
| -
| data-sort-value=7200|{{Gil|7200}}
|-
| [[Duty_Roulette#Duty Roulette: Guildhests|Guildhests]]
| data-sort-value=0|{{tomestone|Poetics|-}}
| data-sort-value=0|{{tomestone|uncapped|-}}
| data-sort-value=0|{{tomestone|capped|-}}
| data-sort-value=1120|{{Gil|1120}}
| data-sort-value=530|{{Company seal|530}}
| data-sort-value=1800|{{Gil|1800}} & {{Company seal|264}}
|-
| [[Duty_Roulette#Duty_Roulette:_Alliance_Raids|Alliance Raids]]
| data-sort-value=120|{{tomestone|Poetics|120}}
| data-sort-value=120|{{tomestone|uncapped|120}}
| data-sort-value=50|{{tomestone|capped|50}}
| data-sort-value=12000|{{Gil|12000}}
| -
| data-sort-value=7200|{{Gil|7200}} & {{Item reward|1|Cracked Novacluster}} & {{Item reward|2|Cracked Prismaticluster}}
|-
| [[Duty_Roulette#Duty_Roulette:_Normal_Raids|Normal Raids]]
| data-sort-value=80|{{tomestone|Poetics|80}}
| data-sort-value=60|{{tomestone|uncapped|60}}
| data-sort-value=20|{{tomestone|capped|20}}
| data-sort-value=12000|{{Gil|12000}}
| -
| data-sort-value=1440|{{Gil|1440}}
|-
| [[Duty_Roulette#Duty_Roulette:_Mentor|Mentor]]
| data-sort-value=0|{{tomestone|Poetics|-}}
| data-sort-value=30|{{tomestone|uncapped|30}}
| data-sort-value=10|{{tomestone|capped|10}}
| data-sort-value=7050|{{Gil|7050}}
| -
| data-sort-value=5400|{{Gil|5400}}
|-
! colspan="7" | Daily Challenges
|-
| [[Duty_Roulette#Daily_Challenge:_Frontline|Frontline]]
| data-sort-value=0|{{tomestone|Poetics|-}}
| data-sort-value=50|{{tomestone|uncapped|50}}
| data-sort-value=20|{{tomestone|capped|20}}
| data-sort-value=0|{{Gil|-}}
| -
| -
|-
|}

*The [[Reset#Daily Reset|daily reset]] is 3PM GMT. This is 10AM Eastern, 9AM Central, 8AM Mountain, and 7AM Pacific. During Daylight Savings Time, the reset occurs one hour later.
*End-game tomestone rewards are only given to players who are at the level cap.
*Clusters are only awarded if you are within 10 levels of the current level cap.
*The Gil amounts and Company Seals listed here are based on a level 90 class. Lower level players will receive a smaller bonus than those listed.
*The '''"In Need"''' Bonus is given to the party role ({{tank}} Tank, {{healer}} Healer, or {{dps}} DPS) that is most needed for the [[Duties]] in that category. The bonus stacks with the daily rewards, and is received every time a player completes a roulette while meeting the requirements, even if they have already earned the daily reward.
**The '''"In Need"''' Bonus role is locked in once the player queues. If it changes roles before the duty starts, the player will still receive the '''"In Need"''' Bonus.
*Daily Challenge: Frontline also awards 600 {{pvpexp}} [[PvP EXP|PvP Experience points]], 1,500 {{seriesexp}} [[Series Malmstones]] Experience points, and {{Wolf mark|1000}} [[Wolf Mark]]s once per day.

==Duty Roulette: Expert==
[[File:Patch 3.5 green duty checkmark.png|right|thumb|Duty complete check mark (added in [[patch 3.5]])]]
Duty Roulette: Expert places the player into one of the newest [[Dungeons#Light_Party_.284_Players.29|light party dungeons]] that are at the current level cap. Dungeons are added and removed to this roulette as the game is updated; only dungeons released in the current patch and last major patch are in this roulette. There will always be at least two dungeons in total. This roulette will only become available after '''unlocking''' and '''completing''' all of the dungeons in the roulette. You can verify which duties have been completed with a green check mark at the top right of the duty image (see screenshot).

Players must also have an average item level of 735 or greater to register.

Duty Roulette: Expert currently consists of the following dungeons:
{| {{STDT|pve align-left}}
! Duty !! Level !! Unlocked Via
|-
| {{i|The Meso Terminal}} || 100 || {{i|A Terminal Invitation}}
|-
| {{i|Mistwake}} || 100 || {{i|Beyond the Mountains}}
|}

==Duty Roulette: Level Cap Dungeons==
Duty Roulette: Level Cap Dungeons will put the player into one of the dungeons at level 100 that have been rotated out of the Expert Roulette. Similar to Expert Roulette, Level Cap Dungeon Roulette only becomes available after unlocking all dungeons in the current roulette.

Players must also have an average item level of 705 or greater to register.

Duty Roulette: Level Cap Dungeons currently consists of the following dungeons:
{| {{STDT|pve align-left}}
! Duty !! Level !! Unlocked Via
|-
| {{i|Alexandria}} || 100 || {{i|Dawntrail (Quest)}}
|-
| {{i|Tender Valley}} || 100 || {{i|It Belongs in a Museum}}
|-
| {{i|The Strayborough Deadwalk}} || 100 || {{i|Something Stray in the Neighborhood}}
|-
| {{i|Yuweyawata Field Station}} || 100 || {{i|In Search of the Past}}
|-
| {{i|The Underkeep}} || 100 || {{i|Descent to the Foundation}}
|}

==Duty Roulette: High-level Dungeons==
Duty Roulette: High-level Dungeons will put the player into a random level 50, level 60, level 70, level 80, or level 90 [[Dungeons#End Game|light party dungeon]]. These are dungeons at the level caps of previous expansions in FFXIV. As of [[patch 3.1]], {{exp}} [[experience]] is now also awarded on the defeat of bosses and for completion of the duty if the player is not at level cap. However, experience awarded remains lower than leveling dungeons, and the main purpose of the roulette remains [[Equipment|gear]] and [[Allagan Tomestones|tomestones]].

With [[patch 4.0]], access to this Duty Roulette requires unlocking a minimum of 2 of the included dungeons. Players must also have an average [[Item Level|item level]] of 45 or greater to register.

The following dungeons make up the High-level Dungeons Duty Roulette:

===Level 50 Dungeons===
{| {{STDT|pve align-left}}
! Duty !! Level !! Unlocked Via
|-
| {{i|The Wanderer's Palace}} || 50 || {{i|Trauma Queen}}
|-
| {{i|Amdapor Keep}} || 50 || {{i|Ghosts of Amdapor}}
|-
| {{i|Pharos Sirius}} || 50 || {{i|Sirius Business}}
|-
| {{i|Copperbell Mines (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|Out of Sight, Out of Mine}}
|-
| {{i|Haukke Manor (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|Maniac Manor}}
|-
| {{i|The Lost City of Amdapor}} || 50 || {{i|One Night in Amdapor}}
|-
| {{i|Halatali (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|This Time's for Fun}}
|-
| {{i|Brayflox's Longstop (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|Curds and Slay}}
|-
| {{i|Hullbreaker Isle}} || 50 || {{i|King of the Hull}}
|-
| {{i|The Tam-Tara Deepcroft (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|Corpse Groom}}
|-
| {{i|The Stone Vigil (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|Blood for Stone}}
|-
| {{i|Snowcloak}} || 50 || {{i|The Path of the Righteous}}
|-
| {{i|Sastasha (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|It's Definitely Pirates}}
|-
| {{i|The Sunken Temple of Qarn (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|The Wrath of Qarn}}
|-
| {{i|The Keeper of the Lake}} || 50 || {{i|The Rising Chorus}}
|-
| {{i|The Wanderer's Palace (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|Not Easy Being Green}}
|-
| {{i|Amdapor Keep (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|For Keep's Sake}}
|}

===Level 60 Dungeons===
{| {{STDT|pve align-left}}
! Duty !! Level !! Unlocked Via
|-
| {{i|The Aetherochemical Research Facility}} || 60 || {{i|Heavensward (Quest)}}
|-
| {{i|The Fractal Continuum}} || 60 || {{i|Do It for Gilly}}
|-
| {{i|Neverreap}} || 60 || {{i|Reap What You Sow}}
|-
| {{i|Saint Mocianne's Arboretum}} || 60 || {{i|An Overgrown Ambition}}
|-
| {{i|Pharos Sirius (Hard)}} || 60 || {{i|Things Are Getting Sirius}}
|-
| {{i|The Antitower}} || 60 || {{i|The Word of the Mother}}
|-
| {{i|The Lost City of Amdapor (Hard)}} || 60 || {{i|One More Night in Amdapor}}
|-
| {{i|Sohr Khai}} || 60 || {{i|Winning Over the Wyrm}}
|-
| {{i|Hullbreaker Isle (Hard)}} || 60 || {{i|Storming the Hull}}
|-
| {{i|Xelphatol}} || 60 || {{i|Shadows of the First}}
|-
| {{i|The Great Gubal Library (Hard)}} || 60 || {{i|Let Me Gubal That for You}}
|-
| {{i|Baelsar's Wall}} || 60 || {{i|Griffin, Griffin on the Wall}}
|-
| {{i|Sohm Al (Hard)}} || 60 || {{i|The Fires of Sohm Al}}
|}

===Level 70 Dungeons===
{| {{STDT|pve align-left}}
! Duty !! Level !! Unlocked Via
|-
| {{i|Ala Mhigo (Duty)}} || 70 || {{i|Stormblood (Quest)}}
|-
| {{i|Kugane Castle}} || 70 || {{i|King of the Castle}}
|-
| {{i|The Temple of the Fist}} || 70 || {{i|To Kill a Coeurl}}
|-
| {{i|The Drowned City of Skalla}} || 70 || {{i|The Mad King's Trove}}
|-
| {{i|Hells' Lid}} || 70 || {{i|An Auspicious Encounter}}
|-
| {{i|The Fractal Continuum (Hard)}} || 70 || {{i|An Unwanted Truth}}
|-
| {{i|The Swallow's Compass}} || 70 || {{i|Tortoise in Time}}
|-
| {{i|Saint Mocianne's Arboretum (Hard)}} || 70 || {{i|Secret of the Ooze}}
|-
| {{i|The Burn}} || 70 || {{i|Feel the Burn}}
|-
| {{i|The Ghimlyt Dark}} || 70 || {{i|The Face of War}}
|}

===Level 80 Dungeons===
{| {{STDT|pve align-left}}
! Duty !! Level !! Unlocked Via
|-
| {{i|Amaurot}} || 80 || {{i|Shadowbringers (Quest)}}
|-
| {{i|The Twinning}} || 80 || {{i|By the Time You Hear This}}
|-
| {{i|Akadaemia Anyder}} || 80 || {{i|Akadaemia Anyder (Quest)}}
|-
| {{i|The Grand Cosmos}} || 80 || {{i|A Grand Adventure}}
|-
| {{i|Anamnesis Anyder}} || 80 || {{i|Beneath the Surface}}
|-
| {{i|The Heroes' Gauntlet}} || 80 || {{i|The Converging Light}}
|-
| {{i|Matoya's Relict}} || 80 || {{i|Like Master, Like Pupil}}
|-
| {{i|Paglth'an}} || 80 || {{i|The Flames of War}}
|}

===Level 90 Dungeons===
{| {{STDT|pve align-left}}
! Duty !! Level !! Unlocked Via
|-
| {{i|The Dead Ends}} || 90 || {{i|Endwalker (Quest)}}
|-
| {{i|Smileton}} || 90 || {{i|Cutting the Cheese}}
|-
| {{i|The Stigma Dreamscape}} || 90 || {{i|Where No Loporrit Has Gone Before}}
|-
| {{i|Alzadaal's Legacy (Duty)}} || 90 || {{i|Alzadaal's Legacy (Quest)}}
|-
| {{i|The Fell Court of Troia (Duty)}} || 90 || {{i|In Search of Azdaja}}
|-
| {{i|Lapis Manalis}} || 90 || {{i|King of the Mountain}}
|-
| {{i|The Aetherfont}} || 90 || {{i|Going Haam}}
|-
| {{i|The Lunar Subterrane}} || 90 || {{i|Down in the Dark}}
|}

==Duty Roulette: Leveling==
The Duty Roulette: Leveling will put the player into a random [[Dungeons#Light_Party_.284_Players.29|light party dungeon]] or [[Trials#A_Realm_Reborn_.28Level_1_-_50.29|light party trial]] that the player has unlocked which are not part of the current or a historical level cap (X0). Level 16 is the minimum level to use Duty Roulette: Leveling.

To unlock Duty Roulette: Leveling players must have completed both [[Sastasha]] and [[The Tam-Tara Deepcroft]] dungeons in the A Realm Reborn Main Scenario.

The daily reward for Duty Roulette depends on your character's level at the time of signing up. Players not at level cap will receive experience points along with [[Company Seals]] and [[Gil]]. These players will also receive additional experience based on the difference between their actual level and the level of the dungeon or trial completed, with a further amount given based on the character's actual level.

Players who are at the level cap will receive a daily amount of [[Allagan Tomestones]].
 
As of [[patch 7.0]], the following dungeons and trials make up this roulette:

{| {{STDT|pve align-left}}
! Duty !! Level Range !! Unlocked Via
|-
| colspan = "3" align = "center" | '''A Realm Reborn'''
|-
| {{i|Sastasha}} || 15-18 || {{i|It's Probably Pirates}}
|-
| {{i|The Tam-Tara Deepcroft}} || 16-19 || {{i|Fire in the Gloom}}
|-
| {{i|Copperbell Mines}} || 17-20 || {{i|Into a Copper Hell}}
|-
| {{i|The Bowl of Embers}} || 20-22 || {{i|Lord of the Inferno}}
|-
| {{i|Halatali}} || 20-23 || {{i|Hallo Halatali}}
|-
| {{i|The Thousand Maws of Toto-Rak}} || 24-27 || {{i|Into the Beast's Maw}}
|-
| {{i|Haukke Manor}} || 28-31 || {{i|Skeletons in Her Closet}}
|-
| {{i|Brayflox's Longstop}} || 32-34 || {{i|The Things We Do for Cheese}}
|-
| {{i|The Navel}} || 34-36 || {{i|Lord of Crags}}
|-
| {{i|The Sunken Temple of Qarn}} || 35-37 || {{i|Braving New Depths}}
|-
| {{i|Cutter's Cry}} || 38-40 || {{i|Dishonor Before Death}}
|-
| {{i|The Stone Vigil}} || 41-43 || {{i|In Pursuit of the Past}}
|-
| {{i|The Howling Eye}} || 44-46 || {{i|Lady of the Vortex}}
|-
| {{i|Dzemael Darkhold}} || 44-46 || {{i|Fort of Fear}}
|-
| {{i|The Aurum Vale}} || 47-49 || {{i|Going for Gold}}
|-
| colspan = "3" align = "center" | '''Heavensward'''
|-
| {{i|The Dusk Vigil}} || 51-52 || {{i|For All the Nights to Come}}
|-
| {{i|Sohm Al}} || 53-54 || {{i|Mourn in Passing}}
|-
| {{i|The Aery}} || 55-56 || {{i|Into the Aery}}
|-
| {{i|The Vault}} || 57-58 || {{i|A Knight's Calling}}
|-
| {{i|The Great Gubal Library}} || 59 || {{i|Forbidden Knowledge}}
|-
| colspan = "3" align = "center" | '''Stormblood'''
|-
| {{i|The Sirensong Sea}} || 61-62 || {{i|Not without Incident}}
|-
| {{i|Shisui of the Violet Tides}} || 63-64 || {{i|The Palace of Lost Souls}}
|-
| {{i|Bardam's Mettle}} || 65-66 || {{i|In the Footsteps of Bardam the Brave}}
|-
| {{i|Doma Castle}} || 67-68 || {{i|The Die Is Cast}}
|-
| {{i|Castrum Abania}} || 69 || {{i|The Price of Freedom}}
|-
| colspan = "3" align = "center" | '''Shadowbringers'''
|-
| {{i|Holminster Switch}} || 71-72 || {{i|The Lightwardens}}
|-
| {{i|Dohn Mheg}} || 73-74 || {{i|The Key to the Castle}}
|-
| {{i|The Qitana Ravel}} || 75-76 || {{i|The Burden of Knowledge}}
|-
| {{i|Malikah's Well}} || 77-78 || {{i|A Fresh Start}}
|-
| {{i|Mt. Gulg}} || 79 || {{i|Extinguishing the Last Light}}
|-
| colspan = "3" align = "center" | '''Endwalker'''
|-
| {{i|The Tower of Zot}} || 81-82 || {{i|In the Dark of the Tower}}
|-
| {{i|The Tower of Babil}} || 83-84 || {{i|Gateway of the Gods}}
|-
| {{i|Vanaspati}} || 85-86 || {{i|Skies Aflame}}
|-
| {{i|Ktisis Hyperboreia}} || 87-88 || {{i|Caging the Messenger}}
|-
| {{i|The Aitiascope}} || 89 || {{i|Her Children, One and All}}
|-
| colspan = "3" align = "center" | '''Dawntrail'''
|-
| {{i|Ihuykatumu}} || 91-92 || {{i|For All Turali}}
|-
| {{i|Worqor Zormor}} || 93-94 || {{i|The High Luminary}}
|-
| {{i|The Skydeep Cenote}} || 95-96 || {{i|Road to the Golden City}}
|-
| {{i|Vanguard}} || 97-98 || {{i|All Aboard}}
|-
| {{i|Origenics}} || 99 || {{i|The Resilient Son}}
|}

==Duty Roulette: Trials==
Duty Roulette: Trials will put the player into a random [[trial]] that they have unlocked. It is unlocked upon unlocking two or more trials in the roulette.

As of [[Patch 7.4]], the following trials make up this roulette:

{| {{STDT|pve align-left}}
! Trial !! Level Range !! Unlocked Via
|-
| colspan = "3" align = "center" | '''A Realm Reborn'''
|-
| {{i|The Bowl of Embers (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|Ifrit Bleeds, We Can Kill It}}
|-
| {{i|The Howling Eye (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|In for Garuda Awakening}}
|-
| {{i|The Navel (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|In a Titan Spot}}
|-
| {{i|Thornmarch (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|You Have Selected Regicide}}
|-
| {{i|A Relic Reborn: The Chimera}} || 50 || {{i|A Relic Reborn}}
|-
| {{i|A Relic Reborn: The Hydra}} || 50 || {{i|A Relic Reborn}}
|-
| {{i|The Whorleater (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|Lord of the Whorl}}
|-
| {{i|Battle on the Big Bridge}} || 50 || {{i|The Three Collectors}}
|-
| {{i|The Striking Tree (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|Levin an Impression}}
|-
| {{i|The Akh Afah Amphitheatre (Hard)}} || 50 || {{i|The Instruments of Our Deliverance}}
|-
| {{i|The Dragon's Neck}} || 50 || {{i|The Coliseum Conundrum}}
|-
| {{i|The Chrysalis}} || 50 || {{i|An Uninvited Ascian}}
|-
| {{i|Battle in the Big Keep}} || 50 || {{i|Her Last Vow}}
|-
| colspan = "3" align = "center" | '''Heavensward'''
|-
| {{i|Thok ast Thok (Hard)}} || 53-54 || {{i|Lord of the Hive}}
|-
| {{i|The Limitless Blue (Hard)}} || 57-58 || {{i|Bolt, Chain, and Island}}
|-
| {{i|The Singularity Reactor}} || 60 || {{i|Heavensward (Quest)}}
|-
| {{i|The Final Steps of Faith}} || 60 || {{i|An End to the Song}}
|-
| {{i|Containment Bay S1T7}} || 60 || {{i|When the Bough Wakes}}
|-
| {{i|Containment Bay P1T6}} || 60 || {{i|Balance unto All}}
|-
| {{i|Containment Bay Z1T9}} || 60 || {{i|The Last Pillar to Fall}}
|-
| colspan = "3" align = "center" | '''Stormblood'''
|-
| {{i|The Pool of Tribute}} || 63-64 || {{i|The Lord of the Revel}}
|-
| {{i|Emanation}} || 67-68 || {{i|The Lady of Bliss}}
|-
| {{i|The Royal Menagerie}} || 70 || {{i|Stormblood (Quest)}}
|-
| {{i|The Jade Stoa}} || 70 || {{i|An Auspicious Encounter}}
|-
| {{i|Castrum Fluminis}} || 70 || {{i|The Primary Agreement}}
|-
| {{i|The Great Hunt}} || 70 || {{i|The New King on the Block}}
|-
| {{i|Hells' Kier}} || 70 || {{i|The Fire-bird Down Below}}
|-
| {{i|The Wreath of Snakes}} || 70 || {{i|Surpassing the Samurai}}
|-
| {{i|Kugane Ohashi}} || 70 || {{i|The Past Is Never Past}}
|-
| colspan = "3" align = "center" | '''Shadowbringers'''
|-
| {{i|The Dancing Plague}} || 73-74 || {{i|Acht-la Ormh Inn}}
|-
| {{i|The Crown of the Immaculate}} || 79-80 || {{i|Extinguishing the Last Light}}
|-
| {{i|The Dying Gasp}} || 80 || {{i|Shadowbringers (Quest)}}
|-
| {{i|Cinder Drift}} || 80 || {{i|Ruby Doomsday}}
|-
| {{i|The Seat of Sacrifice}} || 80 || {{i|Hope's Confluence}}
|-
| {{i|Castrum Marinum}} || 80 || {{i|Blood of Emerald}}
|-
| {{i|The Cloud Deck}} || 80 || {{i|Duty in the Sky with Diamond}}
|-
| colspan = "3" align = "center" | '''Endwalker'''
|-
| {{i|The Dark Inside}} || 83-84 || {{i|The Martyr}}
|-
| {{i|The Mothercrystal}} || 89-90 || {{i|Her Children, One and All}}
|-
| {{i|The Final Day}} || 90 || {{i|Endwalker (Quest)}}
|-
| {{i|Storm's Crown}} || 90 || {{i|The Wind Rises}}
|-
| {{i|Mount Ordeals}} || 90 || {{i|Desires Untold}}
|-
| {{i|The Voidcast Dais}} || 90 || {{i|Abyssal Dark}}
|-
| {{i|The Abyssal Fracture}} || 90 || {{i|Down in the Dark}}
|-
| {{i|The Gilded Araya}} || 90 || {{i|Gentlemen at Heart}}
|-
| colspan = "3" align = "center" | '''Dawntrail'''
|-
| {{i|Worqor Lar Dor}} || 93-94 || {{i|The Skyruin}}
|-
| {{i|Everkeep}} || 99-100 || {{i|The Resilient Son}}
|-
| {{i|The Interphos}} || 100 || {{i|Dawntrail (Quest)}}
|-
| {{i|Recollection}} || 100 || {{i|Descent to the Foundation}}
|-
| {{i|The Ageless Necropolis}} || 100 || {{i|A Terminal Invitation}}
|-
| {{Questlink|trial|The Windward Wilds}} || 100 || {{Questlink|feature|The White Wanderer}}
|-
| {{Questlink|trial|Hell on Rails}} || 100 || {{Questlink|main|Where We Call Home}}
|}

==Duty Roulette: Main Scenario==
Duty Roulette: Main Scenario places players into one of three duties relating to the finale of ''A Realm Reborn'':
===Dungeons===
*{{i|Castrum Meridianum}}
*{{i|The Praetorium}}

===Trials===
*{{i|The Porta Decumana}}

Unlocking all three duties is necessary to unlock this roulette. Characters must be level 50 and have an average item level of 42 to join. Most cutscenes (except for post-final boss cutscenes, and the intro cutscene of The Porta Decumana) cannot be skipped in these duties.

===Historical===

Despite what the "Main Scenario" name implies, this roulette exists solely as a result of historical Main Scenario Quest design choices in ''A Realm Reborn''. At the time of the roulette's introduction in [[Patch 2.1]], Castrum Meridianum and The Praetorium were the only eight-player dungeons in the game.
Unlike later expansions, which separated the penultimate dungeon and trial into their own distinct duties, these dungeons combined multiple story elements into a single experience.

Conflicts between players who wished to view all the cutscenes and players who wished to complete the duties as fast as possible led to the introduction of unskippable cutscenes for each duty in [[Patch 4.2]]. Due to the length of these duties, often exceeding 30 to 40 minutes, players began referring to this roulette as the "Netflix roulette." Rewards were increased to compensate for the extended duty times. This also led to the side effect of being unable to [https://youtu.be/NpMOuInufFw?t=63 give a response to the Gaius speech], though Gaius's response remained the same. In [[Patch 6.3]], Gaius's response was changed to the one for the ellipses option, which removes his remark "how very glib!", as that would imply the player had said a response.

In [[Patch 6.1]], the following reworks to the dungeons in this roulette were done for quality of life purposes and [[Duty Support]] compatibility:

{{i|Castrum Meridianum}}:
* Castrum Meridianum was retooled into a 4-player dungeon.
* The dungeon was drastically shortened and simplified.
** Players no longer sabotage a ceruleum fuel line, avoid being spotted by spotlights, fight an enhanced Magitek Colossus with Cid, or down an imperial aircraft with anti-air cannons. Due to this, only one tower is destroyed on screen, as opposed to three.
** The final boss fight was completely reworked: the initial phase of destroying the boss's magitek armor mount with cannons was removed, the boss no longer summons adds, and the boss has several more moves, including AoEs, prioximity markers, an arena-wide attack, and a tankbuster.

{{i|The Praetorium}}:
* The Praetorium was retooled into a 4-player dungeon ending with the Gaius fight.
** The Gaius fight increased in difficulty with the addition of a DPS check, tankbuster, and charge meter.
* Several sections, mostly trash mob pulls, were removed.
** If the mounted section is not counted, then only three trash pulls remain in the entire dungeon, and all of them occur before the first boss.

{{i|The Porta Decumana}}
* The Ultima Weapon was moved from The Praetorium to the newly created 4-player trial The Porta Decumana, and Lahabrea was made into a solo duty.
** Certain story elements in the Ultima Weapon fight (specifically, parts involving the primals' essence in the first phase) were also adjusted to better align with lore introduced in later expansions.

==Duty Roulette: Guildhests==
Duty Roulette: Guildhests places the player into a random [[guildhest]] the player has unlocked. Players can begin to participate in this Duty Roulette at level 10 or higher. The Roulette unlocks automatically when you unlock at least two Guildhests.
 Higher level guildhests are unlocked when players complete the previous set and are at least the same level as the next set, in increments of 5 levels until level 40.

*{{i|Basic Training: Enemy Parties}}
*{{i|Under the Armor}}
*{{i|Basic Training: Enemy Strongholds}}
*{{i|Hero on the Halfshell}}
*{{i|Pulling Poison Posies}}
*{{i|Stinging Back}}
*{{i|All's Well that Ends in the Well}}
*{{i|Flicking Sticks and Taking Names}}
*{{i|More than a Feeler}}
*{{i|Annoy the Void}}
*{{i|Shadow and Claw}}
*{{i|Long Live the Queen}}
*{{i|Ward Up}}
*{{i|Solemn Trinity}}

==Duty Roulette: Normal Raids==
Added in [[patch 4.3]], an 8-man normal-mode raid will be selected at random from among those you have unlocked. 
This notably does '''NOT''' include [[The Coils of Bahamut]], owing to its difficulty level closer to Savage-tier raids.

{| {{STDT|pve align-left}}
|-
! [[Alexander]]
! [[Omega]]
! [[Eden]]
! [[Pandæmonium]]
! [[The Arcadion]]
|-
| {{i|Alexander - The Fist of the Father}}
| {{i|Deltascape V1.0}}
| {{i|Eden's Gate: Resurrection}}
| {{i|Asphodelos: The First Circle}}
| {{i|AAC Light-heavyweight M1}}
|-
| {{i|Alexander - The Cuff of the Father}}
| {{i|Deltascape V2.0}}
| {{i|Eden's Gate: Descent}}
| {{i|Asphodelos: The Second Circle}}
| {{i|AAC Light-heavyweight M2}}
|-
| {{i|Alexander - The Arm of the Father}}
| {{i|Deltascape V3.0}}
| {{i|Eden's Gate: Inundation}}
| {{i|Asphodelos: The Third Circle}}
| {{i|AAC Light-heavyweight M3}}
|-
| {{i|Alexander - The Burden of the Father}}
| {{i|Deltascape V4.0}}
| {{i|Eden's Gate: Sepulture}}
| {{i|Asphodelos: The Fourth Circle}}
| {{i|AAC Light-heavyweight M4}}
|-
| {{i|Alexander - The Fist of the Son}}
| {{i|Sigmascape V1.0}}
| {{i|Eden's Verse: Fulmination}}
| {{i|Abyssos: The Fifth Circle}}
| {{i|AAC Cruiserweight M1}}
|-
| {{i|Alexander - The Cuff of the Son}}
| {{i|Sigmascape V2.0}}
| {{i|Eden's Verse: Furor}}
| {{i|Abyssos: The Sixth Circle}}
| {{i|AAC Cruiserweight M2}}
|-
| {{i|Alexander - The Arm of the Son}}
| {{i|Sigmascape V3.0}}
| {{i|Eden's Verse: Iconoclasm}}
| {{i|Abyssos: The Seventh Circle}}
| {{i|AAC Cruiserweight M3}}
|-
| {{i|Alexander - The Burden of the Son}}
| {{i|Sigmascape V4.0}}
| {{i|Eden's Verse: Refulgence}}
| {{i|Abyssos: The Eighth Circle}}
| {{i|AAC Cruiserweight M4}}
|-
| {{i|Alexander - The Eyes of the Creator}}
| {{i|Alphascape V1.0}}
| {{i|Eden's Promise: Umbra}}
| {{i|Anabaseios: The Ninth Circle}}
| {{i|AAC Heavyweight M1}}
|-
| {{i|Alexander - The Breath of the Creator}}
| {{i|Alphascape V2.0}}
| {{i|Eden's Promise: Litany}}
| {{i|Anabaseios: The Tenth Circle}}
| {{i|AAC Heavyweight M2}}
|-
| {{i|Alexander - The Heart of the Creator}}
| {{i|Alphascape V3.0}}
| {{i|Eden's Promise: Anamorphosis}}
| {{i|Anabaseios: The Eleventh Circle}}
| {{i|AAC Heavyweight M3}}
|-
| {{i|Alexander - The Soul of the Creator}}
| {{i|Alphascape V4.0}}
| {{i|Eden's Promise: Eternity}}
| {{i|Anabaseios: The Twelfth Circle}}
| {{i|AAC Heavyweight M4}}
|}

==Duty Roulette: Alliance Raids==
Duty Roulette: Alliance Raids places the player into one of the 24-player [[Alliance Raid|alliance raids]]. It is available once at least two such raids have been unlocked.

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{| {{STDT|pve align-left}}
! Raid !! Level !! Unlocking Questline
|-
| {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} || rowspan="3" | 50 || rowspan="3" | {{i|Crystal Tower}}
|-
| {{i|Syrcus Tower}}
|-
| {{i|The World of Darkness}}
|-
| style="border-top: 1px solid #aaaaaa;"| {{i|The Void Ark}} || rowspan="3" | 60 || rowspan="3" | {{i|Shadow of Mhach}}
|-
| {{i|The Weeping City of Mhach}}
|-
| {{i|Dun Scaith}}
|-
| style="border-top: 1px solid #aaaaaa;"| {{i|The Royal City of Rabanastre}} || rowspan="3" | 70 || rowspan="3" | {{i|Return to Ivalice}}
|-
| {{i|The Ridorana Lighthouse}}
|-
| {{i|The Orbonne Monastery}}
|-
| style="border-top: 1px solid #aaaaaa;"| {{i|The Copied Factory}} || rowspan="3" | 80 || rowspan="3" | {{i|YoRHa: Dark Apocalypse}}
|-
| {{i|The Puppets' Bunker}}
|-
| {{i|The Tower at Paradigm's Breach}}
|-
| style="border-top: 1px solid #aaaaaa;"| {{i|Aglaia}} || rowspan="3" | 90 || rowspan="3" | {{i|Myths of the Realm}}
|-
| {{i|Euphrosyne}}
|-
| {{i|Thaleia}}
|-
| style="border-top: 1px solid #aaaaaa;"| {{i|Jeuno: The First Walk}} || rowspan="3" | 100 || rowspan="3" | {{i|Echoes of Vana'diel}}
|-
| {{i|San d'Oria: The Second Walk}}
|}

The minimum item level (IL) required to register is equal to the highest minimum IL of the alliance raids that the player has unlocked and can access via level. For example, if the player has unlocked {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} (min IL 50), {{i|Syrcus Tower}} (min IL 70), {{i|The World of Darkness}} (min IL 90), and {{i|The Royal City of Rabanastre}} (min IL 305), the minimum IL to queue is 305. If they queue with a job below level 70 (which would lock out The Royal City of Rabanastre), then the minimum IL becomes 90.

===Historical===
Due to its lack of an [[Item Level|item level]] sync, the [[Crystal Tower]] series of [[alliance raids]] (the third to a lesser extent) have become tediously easy duties that are often completed quickly with little difficulty, to the point where mechanics on several bosses are ignored or skipped. As a result, guides include mechanics that players will normally not experience unless on Minimum Item Level mode.

Clear times for Crystal Tower alliance raids are also significantly faster than those for later expansions, taking around 15-20 minutes as opposed to 30-50 minutes. Because of this, players often deliberately lowered their item level in the Alliance Raid Roulette so that later raids would be locked in order to ensure Crystal Tower would be selected.

In response to this behavior, item level restrictions for the {{i|Duty Roulette: Alliance Raids|alt=Duty Roulette: Alliance Raids}} were introduced in [[Patch 6.5]] to increase the chances of selecting alliance raids from other expansions. These were originally based on the level of the player's current class when they queued:

*Level 50-59: IL 70
*Level 60-69: IL 175
*Level 70-79: IL 305
*Level 80-89: IL 435
*Level 90: IL 565

However, the Patch 6.5 system was flawed, as it still allowed locking out duties. A level 75 player with all three of the [[Return to Ivalice]] raids unlocked could lock out the latter two duties by wearing a combination of gear that ensured an item level between 305 (the minimum item level of [[The Royal City of Rabanastre]]) and 335 (the minimum item level of [[The Ridorana Lighthouse]]). Moreover, due to the abundance of EXP provided by the Main Scenario Quests and other activities, newer players may become "overleveled" and no longer meet the IL requirements for queuing for this roulette, even if they have yet to unlock higher-level raids.

In [[patch 7.0]], the item level restrictions were changed so that players must match the highest minimum item level of any alliance raids that the player can enter in their current class or job at the time of queueing. Extending the previous example: if a level 70 player has only unlocked [[The Royal City of Rabanastre]] and not the latter two duties, then they need to queue with an item level of at least 305. If they have unlocked all three duties, then they need to queue with an item level of at least 365.

==Duty Roulette: Mentor==
{{See also|Mentor System}}
Introduced in [[patch 3.2]], Mentor Roulette allows [[mentor]]s to join duties that are struggling to find members. ''This roulette does not necessarily prioritize matching with players who are new to a duty.'' Rather, it prioritizes queues that have been waiting the longest for a match. Players can earn exclusive [[achievements]] from clearing duties using this roulette.

As of [[Patch 7.4]], players using this Roulette must be level 100 and have at least an average item level of 745. Similar to Duty Roulette: Expert, the required level and item level increase with the release of new content. Players also have to be qualified as Battle Mentors. Unlike other roulettes, Duty Roulette: Mentor only allows solo queuing. Players who queue into a duty through Duty Roulette: Mentor will have the Battle Mentor icon [[file:battle mentor status icon1.png|25px|link=Mentor System and Novice Network]] displayed next to their name even if they previously had it disabled.

To access the roulette, players must clear the following content. This is essentially ''everything'' except (Extreme)s from the current expansion, (Savage)s, (Ultimate)s, and [[The Coils of Bahamut]]. In other words, everything that is listed in all the previous roulettes may appear, plus all (Extreme) trials from previous expansions.

===Dungeons===
*{{i|Sastasha}}
*{{i|The Tam-Tara Deepcroft}}
*{{i|Copperbell Mines}}
*{{i|Halatali}}
*{{i|The Thousand Maws of Toto-Rak}}
*{{i|Haukke Manor}}
*{{i|Brayflox's Longstop}}
*{{i|The Sunken Temple of Qarn}}
*{{i|Cutter's Cry}}
*{{i|The Stone Vigil}}
*{{i|Dzemael Darkhold}}
*{{i|The Aurum Vale}}
*{{i|The Wanderer's Palace}}
*{{i|Castrum Meridianum}}
*{{i|The Praetorium}}
*{{i|Amdapor Keep}}
*{{i|Pharos Sirius}}
*{{i|Copperbell Mines (Hard)}}
*{{i|Haukke Manor (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Lost City of Amdapor}}
*{{i|Halatali (Hard)}}
*{{i|Brayflox's Longstop (Hard)}}
*{{i|Hullbreaker Isle}}
*{{i|The Tam-Tara Deepcroft (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Stone Vigil (Hard)}}
*{{i|Snowcloak}}
*{{i|Sastasha (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Sunken Temple of Qarn (Hard)}}.
*{{i|The Keeper of the Lake}}
*{{i|The Wanderer's Palace (Hard)}}
*{{i|Amdapor Keep (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Dusk Vigil}}
*{{i|Sohm Al}}
*{{i|The Aery}}
*{{i|The Vault}}
*{{i|The Great Gubal Library}}
*{{i|The Aetherochemical Research Facility}}
*{{i|The Fractal Continuum}}
*{{i|Neverreap}}
*{{i|Saint Mocianne's Arboretum}}
*{{i|Pharos Sirius (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Antitower}}
*{{i|The Lost City of Amdapor (Hard)}}
*{{i|Sohr Khai}}
*{{i|Hullbreaker Isle (Hard)}}
*{{i|Xelphatol}}
*{{i|The Great Gubal Library (Hard)}}
*{{i|Baelsar's Wall}}
*{{i|Sohm Al (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Sirensong Sea}}
*{{i|Shisui of the Violet Tides}}
*{{i|Bardam's Mettle}}
*{{i|Doma Castle}}
*{{i|Castrum Abania}}
*{{i|Ala Mhigo (Duty)}}
*{{i|Kugane Castle}}
*{{i|The Temple of the Fist}}
*{{i|The Drowned City of Skalla}}
*{{i|Hells' Lid}}
*{{i|The Fractal Continuum (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Swallow's Compass}}
*{{i|Saint Mocianne's Arboretum (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Burn}}
*{{i|The Ghimlyt Dark}}
*{{i|Holminster Switch}}
*{{i|Dohn Mheg}}
*{{i|The Qitana Ravel}}
*{{i|Malikah's Well}}
*{{i|Mt. Gulg}}
*{{i|Amaurot}}
*{{i|The Twinning}}
*{{i|Akadaemia Anyder}}
*{{i|The Grand Cosmos}}
*{{i|Anamnesis Anyder}}
*{{i|The Heroes' Gauntlet}}
*{{i|Matoya's Relict}}
*{{i|Paglth'an}}
*{{i|The Tower of Zot}}
*{{i|The Tower of Babil}}
*{{i|Vanaspati}}
*{{i|Ktisis Hyperboreia}}
*{{i|The Aitiascope}}
*{{i|The Dead Ends}}
*{{i|Smileton}}
*{{i|The Stigma Dreamscape}}
*{{i|Alzadaal's Legacy (Duty)}}
*{{i|The Fell Court of Troia (Duty)}}
*{{i|Lapis Manalis}}
*{{i|The Aetherfont}}
*{{i|The Lunar Subterrane}}
*{{i|Ihuykatumu}}
*{{i|Worqor Zormor}}
*{{i|The Skydeep Cenote}}
*{{i|Vanguard}}
*{{i|Origenics}}
*{{i|Alexandria}}
*{{i|Tender Valley}}
*{{i|The Strayborough Deadwalk}}
*{{i|Yuweyawata Field Station}}
*{{i|The Underkeep}}
*{{i|The Meso Terminal}}
*{{i|Mistwake}}

===Guildhests===
*{{i|Basic Training: Enemy Parties}}
*{{i|Under the Armor}}
*{{i|Basic Training: Enemy Strongholds}}
*{{i|Hero on the Halfshell}}
*{{i|Pulling Poison Posies}}
*{{i|Stinging Back}}
*{{i|All's Well that Ends in the Well}}
*{{i|Flicking Sticks and Taking Names}}
*{{i|More than a Feeler}}
*{{i|Annoy the Void}}
*{{i|Shadow and Claw}}
*{{i|Long Live the Queen}}
*{{i|Ward Up}}
*{{i|Solemn Trinity}}

===Trials===
*{{i|The Bowl of Embers}}
*{{i|The Navel}}
*{{i|The Howling Eye}}
*{{i|The Porta Decumana}}
*{{i|The Chrysalis}}
*{{i|A Relic Reborn: The Chimera}}
*{{i|A Relic Reborn: The Hydra}}
*{{i|Battle on the Big Bridge}}
*{{i|The Dragon's Neck}}
*{{i|Battle in the Big Keep}}
*{{i|The Bowl of Embers (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Howling Eye (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Navel (Hard)}}
*{{i|Thornmarch (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Whorleater (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Striking Tree (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Akh Afah Amphitheatre (Hard)}}
*{{i|Urth's Fount}}
*{{i|The Minstrel's Ballad: Ultima's Bane}}
*{{i|The Howling Eye (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Navel (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Bowl of Embers (Extreme)}}
*{{i|Thornmarch (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Whorleater (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Striking Tree (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Akh Afah Amphitheatre (Extreme)}}
*{{i|Thok ast Thok (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Limitless Blue (Hard)}}
*{{i|The Singularity Reactor}}
*{{i|The Final Steps of Faith}}
*{{i|Containment Bay S1T7}}
*{{i|Containment Bay P1T6}}
*{{i|Containment Bay Z1T9}}
*{{i|The Limitless Blue (Extreme)}}
*{{i|Thok ast Thok (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Minstrel's Ballad: Thordan's Reign}}
*{{i|The Minstrel's Ballad: Nidhogg's Rage}}
*{{i|Containment Bay S1T7 (Extreme)}}
*{{i|Containment Bay P1T6 (Extreme)}}
*{{i|Containment Bay Z1T9 (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Pool of Tribute}}
*{{i|Emanation}}
*{{i|The Royal Menagerie}}
*{{i|The Jade Stoa}}
*{{i|Castrum Fluminis}}
*{{i|The Great Hunt}}
*{{i|Hells' Kier}}
*{{i|The Wreath of Snakes}}
*{{i|Kugane Ohashi}}
*{{i|The Pool of Tribute (Extreme)}}
*{{i|Emanation (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Minstrel's Ballad: Shinryu's Domain}}
*{{i|The Jade Stoa (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Minstrel's Ballad: Tsukuyomi's Pain}}
*{{i|The Great Hunt (Extreme)}}
*{{i|Hells' Kier (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Wreath of Snakes (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Dancing Plague}}
*{{i|The Crown of the Immaculate}}
*{{i|The Dying Gasp}}
*{{i|Cinder Drift}}
*{{i|The Seat of Sacrifice}}
*{{i|Castrum Marinum}}
*{{i|The Cloud Deck}}
*{{i|The Dancing Plague (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Crown of the Immaculate (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Minstrel's Ballad: Hades's Elegy}}
*{{i|Cinder Drift (Extreme)}}
*{{i|Memoria Misera (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Seat of Sacrifice (Extreme)}}
*{{i|Castrum Marinum (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Cloud Deck (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Dark Inside}}
*{{i|The Mothercrystal}}
*{{i|The Final Day}}
*{{i|Storm's Crown}}
*{{i|Mount Ordeals}}
*{{i|The Voidcast Dais}}
*{{i|The Abyssal Fracture}}
*{{i|The Gilded Araya}}
*{{i|The Minstrel's Ballad: Zodiark's Fall}}
*{{i|The Minstrel's Ballad: Hydaelyn's Call}}
*{{i|The Minstrel's Ballad: Endsinger's Aria}}
*{{i|Storm's Crown (Extreme)}}
*{{i|Mount Ordeals (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Voidcast Dais (Extreme)}}
*{{i|The Abyssal Fracture (Extreme)}}
*{{i|Worqor Lar Dor}}
*{{i|Everkeep}}
*{{i|The Interphos}}
*{{i|Recollection}}
*{{i|The Ageless Necropolis}}
*{{Questlink|trial|The Windward Wilds}}
*{{Questlink|trial|Hell on Rails}}

===Raids===
*{{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}}
*{{i|Syrcus Tower}}
*{{i|The World of Darkness}}
*{{i|The Void Ark}}
*{{i|The Weeping City of Mhach}}
*{{i|Dun Scaith}}
*{{i|Alexander - The Fist of the Father}}
*{{i|Alexander - The Cuff of the Father}}
*{{i|Alexander - The Arm of the Father}}
*{{i|Alexander - The Burden of the Father}}
*{{i|Alexander - The Fist of the Son}}
*{{i|Alexander - The Cuff of the Son}}
*{{i|Alexander - The Arm of the Son}}
*{{i|Alexander - The Burden of the Son}}
*{{i|Alexander - The Eyes of the Creator}}
*{{i|Alexander - The Breath of the Creator}}
*{{i|Alexander - The Heart of the Creator}}
*{{i|Alexander - The Soul of the Creator}}
*{{i|The Royal City of Rabanastre}}
*{{i|The Ridorana Lighthouse}}
*{{i|The Orbonne Monastery}}
*{{i|Deltascape V1.0}}
*{{i|Deltascape V2.0}}
*{{i|Deltascape V3.0}}
*{{i|Deltascape V4.0}}
*{{i|Sigmascape V1.0}}
*{{i|Sigmascape V2.0}}
*{{i|Sigmascape V3.0}}
*{{i|Sigmascape V4.0}}
*{{i|Alphascape V1.0}}
*{{i|Alphascape V2.0}}
*{{i|Alphascape V3.0}}
*{{i|Alphascape V4.0}}
*{{i|The Copied Factory}}
*{{i|The Puppets' Bunker}}
*{{i|The Tower at Paradigm's Breach}}
*{{i|Eden's Gate: Resurrection}}
*{{i|Eden's Gate: Descent}}
*{{i|Eden's Gate: Inundation}}
*{{i|Eden's Gate: Sepulture}}
*{{i|Eden's Verse: Fulmination}}
*{{i|Eden's Verse: Furor}}
*{{i|Eden's Verse: Iconoclasm}}
*{{i|Eden's Verse: Refulgence}}
*{{i|Eden's Promise: Umbra}}
*{{i|Eden's Promise: Litany}}
*{{i|Eden's Promise: Anamorphosis}}
*{{i|Eden's Promise: Eternity}}
*{{i|Aglaia}}
*{{i|Euphrosyne}}
*{{i|Thaleia}}
*{{i|Asphodelos: The First Circle}}
*{{i|Asphodelos: The Second Circle}}
*{{i|Asphodelos: The Third Circle}}
*{{i|Asphodelos: The Fourth Circle}}
*{{i|Abyssos: The Fifth Circle}}
*{{i|Abyssos: The Sixth Circle}}
*{{i|Abyssos: The Seventh Circle}}
*{{i|Abyssos: The Eighth Circle}}
*{{i|Anabaseios: The Ninth Circle}}
*{{i|Anabaseios: The Tenth Circle}}
*{{i|Anabaseios: The Eleventh Circle}}
*{{i|Anabaseios: The Twelfth Circle}}
*{{i|Jeuno: The First Walk}}
*{{i|San d'Oria: The Second Walk}}
*{{i|AAC Light-heavyweight M1}}
*{{i|AAC Light-heavyweight M2}}
*{{i|AAC Light-heavyweight M3}}
*{{i|AAC Light-heavyweight M4}}
*{{i|AAC Cruiserweight M1}}
*{{i|AAC Cruiserweight M2}}
*{{i|AAC Cruiserweight M3}}
*{{i|AAC Cruiserweight M4}}
*{{i|AAC Heavyweight M1}}
*{{i|AAC Heavyweight M2}}
*{{i|AAC Heavyweight M3}}
*{{i|AAC Heavyweight M4}}

==Daily Challenge: Frontline==

Daily Challenge: Frontline places the player into one of the Frontline PvP maps.  Players must be equipped with a [[Soul Crystal]] to enter this challenge.

The current Frontline map is '''{{Current Frontline map}}''' or {{i|Worqor Chirteh (Triumph)}}.

One duty in this challenge rotates daily as follows, while Worqor Chirteh is always a possible option:
*{{i|The Borderland Ruins (Secure)}}
*{{i|Seal Rock (Seize)}}
*{{i|The Fields of Glory (Shatter)}}
*{{i|Onsal Hakair (Danshig Naadam)}}

[[Category:Game mechanics]] [[Category:Patch 2.1 Features]] [[Category:Patch 2.2 Features]]

Content Unlock

2026-03-30T03:55:05Z

Freedom4556: /* Level 50 */

{{see also|Feature Quests|Leveling Gear Guide}}
Updated up to [[Patch 7.4]].
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==Level 1 - 50==
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|1||Level 1 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] |||||| align = "left" | This unlocks {{i|Hunting Log}}.
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|5||Level 5 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] |||||| align = "left" | You need to complete your level 1 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]] first.
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|5||[[Mist]] access|| {{aicon|Housing}} ||{{i|Where the Heart Is (Mist)}}||[[Lower La Noscea]] (x31,y20)|| align = "left" |
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|5||[[The Goblet]] access|| {{aicon|Housing}} ||{{i|Where the Heart Is (The Goblet)}}||[[Western Thanalan]] (x26,y24)|| align = "left" |
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|10||{{i|Guildleve}}s {{map icon|inn}}[[Inn Rooms|Inn]] Access|| [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|Spirithold Broken}} {{i|Way Down in the Hole}} {{i|Just Deserts}} ||[[Central Shroud]] (x23, y19) [[Central Thanalan]] (x20, y18) [[Middle La Noscea]] (x25, y17)|| align = "left" | Unlocks [[levequests]] & [[Inn Rooms|Inns]]. Gridania: Unlocks {{i|Leves of Bentbranch}} Ul'dah: Unlocks {{i|Leves of Horizon}} Limsa Lominsa: Unlocks {{i|Leves of Swiftperch}}
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|10||Level 10 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] |||||| align = "left" | Unlocks [[class]] changing via the Armoury system. You need to complete your level 5 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]] first.
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|10||Rank 2 {{aicon|Hunting Log}} || [[Game Mechanic]] ||You need to complete Rank 1 first|||| align = "left" |Gives you extra exp for completing objectives.
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|10||[[The Lavender Beds]] access|| {{aicon|Housing}} ||{{i|Where the Heart Is (Lavender Beds)}}||[[Central Shroud]] (x21,y21)|| align = "left" |
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|10||{{i|Guildhests}} || [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|Simply the Hest (Gridania)}} {{i|Simply the Hest (Ul'dah)}} {{i|Simply the Hest (Limsa Lominsa)}}||[[Central Shroud]] (x22, y22) [[Western Thanalan]] (x23, y16) [[Western La Noscea]] (x34, y31)||
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|10||[[Duties#Guildhests|Duty Roulette: Guildhests]] || {{i|Roulette}} |||||| align = "left" | Unlocks on the completion of your first [[Guildhest]].
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|15||Level 15 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] |||||| align = "left" | You need to complete your level 10 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]] first.
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|15||{{action icon|Dye (action)}}|| Cosmetic ||{{i|Color Your World}}||[[Western Thanalan]] (x12,y14)|| align = "left" |Allows the player to recolor their gear with [[dyes]].
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|15||{{action icon|Cast Glamour}} {{action icon|Glamour Plate}}|| Cosmetic ||{{i|If I Had a Glamour}} {{i|A Self-improving Man}}||[[Western Thanalan]] (x12,y14) [[Mor Dhona]] (X:22.1, Y:6.7)|| align = "left" |Allows the player to change the look of their gear with [[glamours]].
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|15||[[Master Recipes: Glamours Set]]|| Cosmetic ||{{i|Absolutely Glamourous}} {{i|Submission Impossible}}||[[Western Thanalan]] (X:12.6, Y:14.3) [[Mor Dhona]] (X:22, Y:6)|| align = "left" |Allows the player to craft {{item icon|Glamour Prism}}s.
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|15||[[Aesthetician]]|| Cosmetic ||{{i|Beauty Is Only Scalp Deep}}||[[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]] (x11,y11)|| align = "left" | Allows the player to redo certain character creation settings such as hairstyle.
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|15|| {{aicon|Gold Saucer}} || Game Extra ||{{i|It Could Happen to You}}||[[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (x9,y9)|| align = "left" | Contains mini-games such as [[Chocobo Racing]], [[Triple Triad]], [[Cactpot]] and more.
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|15|| {{aicon|Challenge Log}} || [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|Rising to the Challenge}}||[[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]] (x11,y10)|| align = "left" | Gives you extra gil and exp for completing objectives.
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|15||[[File:Npcs offering quests related to the Hall of the Novice icon.png|25px|link=Hall of the Novice]] [[Hall of the Novice]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] || || [[Western La Noscea]] (x28,y24) ||align = "left" | Tutorials on combat mechanics for each [[class]] or [[job]]. '''Free [[Hall_of_the_Novice#Hall_of_the_Novice_Loot|Starter Gear]] and [[Brand-new Ring|EXP Up Ring]]'''
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|15||[[Sastasha]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|It's Probably Pirates}} ||[[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]] (x7, y5)||align = "left" | Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quest]].
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|15||{{aicon|Party Finder}} || [[Game Mechanic]] ||||||align = "left" | Unlocks after completing [[Sastasha]].
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|15||[[Airship]]s|| [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|The Lominsan Envoy}} {{i|The Ul'dahn Envoy}} {{i|The Gridanian Envoy}} ||||align = "left" | Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quest]].
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|16||[[The Tam-Tara Deepcroft]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Fire in the Gloom}} ||[[New Gridania]] (x11, y13)||align = "left" | Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quest]].
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|16||[[Duty_Roulette#Duty_Roulette:_Leveling|Duty Roulette: Leveling]] || {{i|Roulette}} |||||| align = "left" | Unlocks when you have more than one [[Dungeon]].
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|17||[[Retainers]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|The Scions of the Seventh Dawn (Quest)}}||[[New Gridania]] (x11,y12) [[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (x9,y8) [[Limsa Lominsa Lower Decks]] (x9,y11)|| align = "left" | Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quest]].
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|17||[[Retainer Ventures]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|An Ill-conceived Venture (Gridania)}} {{i|An Ill-conceived Venture (Ul'dah)}} {{i|An Ill-conceived Venture (Limsa Lominsa)}}||[[New Gridania]] (x11,y12) [[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (x9,y8) [[Limsa Lominsa Lower Decks]] (x9,y11)|| align = "left" | Send your retainers on missions to obtain [[items]].
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|17||[[Copperbell Mines]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Into a Copper Hell}} ||[[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (x11, y9)||align = "left" | Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quest]].
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|17||[[Palace of the Dead]] || {{i|Deep Dungeon}} || {{i|The House That Death Built}}||[[New Gridania]] (x12.0, y13.1)||align = "left" | Rogue-like [[Dungeon]]
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|17||[[Ceremony of Eternal Bonding]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|The Ties That Bind}}||[[East Shroud]] (x17, y18)||align = "left" | Player weddings
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|19||{{action icon|Materia Extraction}}|| [[Materia]] ||{{i|Forging the Spirit}}||[[Central Thanalan]] (x24,y13)|| align = "left" | Extract materia from fully [[spiritbond]]ed gear.
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|19||{{action icon|Materia Melding}}|| [[Materia]] [[Crafting]] ||{{i|Waking the Spirit}}||[[Central Thanalan]] (x23,y13)|| align = "left" | Meld Materia onto gear with sockets. Requires a level 19 crafting class.
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|20||Level 20 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] |||||| align = "left" | You need to complete your level 15 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]] first.
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|20||Rank 3 {{aicon|Hunting Log}} || [[Game Mechanic]] ||You need to complete Rank 2 first|||| align = "left" |Gives you extra exp for completing objectives.
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|20||[[Halatali]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Hallo Halatali}}||[[Western Thanalan]] (x12,y14)|| align = "left" | Optional [[Dungeon]].
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|20||[[The Bowl of Embers]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Lord of the Inferno}}||[[The Waking Sands]] (x6, y6)|| align = "left" | [[Ifrit]] [[Main Scenario Quest]] unlock.
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|20||[[File:Grand company banners.png|20px|link=]] [[Grand Company|Grand Companies]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|The Company You Keep}}|||| align = "left" |Allows you to select a grand company.
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|20|| {{aicon|Mounts|Mount Access}} || [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|My Little Chocobo}}|||| align = "left" |Allows you to ride mounts.
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|20|| {{aicon|Sightseeing Log}} || Game Extra||{{i|A Sight to Behold}}||[[New Gridania]] (x11,y13)|| align = "left" | Unlocks various paintings by the painter in Idyllshire. Annoyingly hard in ARR, easier later.
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|24||[[The Thousand Maws of Toto-Rak]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Into the Beast's Maw}}||[[South Shroud]] (x18, y19)|| align = "left" | Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quest]].
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|25||Level 25 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] |||||| align = "left" | You need to complete your level 20 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]] first.
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|25||{{action icon|Advanced Materia Melding}}|| [[Materia]] [[Crafting]] ||{{i|Melding Materia Muchly}}||[[Central Thanalan]] (x23,y13)|| align = "left" | Meld more materia onto gear than normally possible.
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|28||[[Haukke Manor]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Skeletons in Her Closet}}||[[Old Gridania]] (x11, y4)|| align = "left" | Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quest]].
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|29||White Wolf Gate Access|| [[Transportation]] ||{{i|Broadening Horizons}}||[[New Gridania]] (x12,y11)|| align = "left" | Grants you access to White Wolf Gate (a Gridanian exit gate to the upper level of [[Central Shroud]] map) by talking to the NPC in front of the gate. The exit will also add the destination to the Gridanian [[Aethernet]].
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|30||Level 30 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] |||||| align = "left" | You need to complete your level 25 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]] first.
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|30||Level 30 [[Job Quests|Job Quest]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] |||||| align = "left" | You need to complete your level 30 [[Class Quests|Class Quest]] and {{i|Sylph-management}} first.
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|30||Rank 4 {{aicon|Hunting Log}} || [[Game Mechanic]] ||You need to complete Rank 3 first|||| align = "left" |Gives you extra exp for completing objectives.
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|30||{{action icon|Desynthesis}}|| [[Crafting]] ||{{i|Gone to Pieces}}||[[Ul'dah - Steps of Thal]] (x14,y10)|| align = "left" | Breaks down items to components and other items.
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|30||[[Wolves' Den Pier]]|| {{i|PvP}} {{map icon|aetheryte}}[[Location]] ||{{i|A Pup No Longer (Maelstrom)}} {{i|A Pup No Longer (Twin Adder)}} {{i|A Pup No Longer (Immortal Flames)}}||[[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]] (x13,y12) [[New Gridania]] (x9,y11) [[Steps of Nald]] (x8,y8)|| align = "left" | The [[PvP]] hub zone. Prerequisite to unlock [[Crystalline Conflict]], [[Frontline]], and [[Rival Wings]] modes
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|30||[[Crystalline Conflict]]|| {{i|PvP}} ||{{i|The Crystal (Line's) Call}}||Wolves' Den Pier (X:4.9 Y:6.4)|| align = "left" | Ranked [[PvP]] Mode; players must be equipped with a [[Soul Crystal]] to enter this mode.
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|30||[[Duty_Roulette#Daily_Challenge:_Frontline|Daily Challenge: Frontline]]|| {{i|PvP}} {{i|Roulette}} ||{{i|Like Civilized Men and Women (Maelstrom)}} {{i|Like Civilized Men and Women (Twin Adder)}} {{i|Like Civilized Men and Women (Immortal Flames)}}||[[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]] (x12.7, y12.8) [[New Gridania]] (x9, y11) [[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (x8, y9)|| align = "left" | Duty Roulette: Frontline places the player into one of the Frontline PvP maps. Players must be equipped with a [[Soul Crystal]] to use this 'Roulette.'
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|30||[[Rival Wings]]|| {{i|PvP}} ||{{i|Earning Your Wings}}||Wolves' Den Pier (X:5.7 Y:5.5)|| align = "left" | Players must be equipped with a [[Soul Crystal]] to enter this mode.
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|30|| {{aicon|Companion}} {{aicon|Chocobo Saddlebag}}|| [[Chocobo]] ||{{i|My Feisty Little Chocobo}}||[[South Shroud]] (x17,y28)|| align = "left" | Allows your Chocobo to fight alone side you, good for solo-ing in the overworld.
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|30||[[Chocobo Raising]]|| [[Chocobo]] ||{{i|Bird in Hand}}||[[Central Shroud]] (x20,y21)|| align = "left" | Raise your chocobo with a stable in [[Free Company]] or outside an [[Apartment]] building.
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|32||[[Brayflox's Longstop]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Things We Do for Cheese}}||[[Eastern La Noscea]] (x32, y30)|| align = "left" | Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quest]].
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|34||[[The Navel]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Lord of Crags}}||[[Upper La Noscea]] (x31, y24)|| align = "left" | [[Titan]] [[Main Scenario Quest]] unlock.
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|34||[[Duty_Roulette#Duty_Roulette:_Trials|Duty Roulette: Trials]]|| {{i|Roulette}} |||||| align = "left" | Unlocks when two or more different [[Trial]]s are completed.
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|35||Level 35 [[Job Quests|Job Quest]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] |||||| align = "left" | You need to complete your level 30 [[Job Quests|Job Quest]] first.
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|35||[[The Sunken Temple of Qarn]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Braving New Depths}}||[[Western Thanalan]] (x12,y14)|| align = "left" | Optional [[Dungeon]].
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|36|| {{i|Treasure Hunt}} || [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|Treasures and Tribulations}}||[[Eastern La Noscea]] (x21,y21)|| align = "left" | Treasure maps are found while [[gathering]]. Solve the map, get to the location and defeat the enemy for reward.
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|38||[[Cutter's Cry]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Dishonor Before Death}}||[[Ul'dah - Steps of Thal]] (x14,y10)|| align = "left" | Optional [[Dungeon]].
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|40||Level 40 [[Job Quests|Job Quest]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] |||||| align = "left" | You need to complete your level 35 [[Job Quests|Job Quest]] first.
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|40||Rank 5 {{aicon|Hunting Log}} || [[Game Mechanic]] ||You need to complete Rank 4 first|||| align = "left" |Gives you extra exp for completing objectives.
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|41||[[The Stone Vigil]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|In Pursuit of the Past}}||[[Coerthas Central Highlands]] (x12, y16)|| align = "left" | Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quest]].
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|41||[[Ixal Daily Quests]]|| {{i|Allied Society Quests}} ||{{i|A Bad Bladder}}||[[New Gridania]] (x9,y11)|| align = "left" | Daily Quests for the [[Ixal]]. Requires [[Crafting|crafters]].
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|41||[[Kobold Daily Quests]]|| {{i|Allied Society Quests}} ||{{i|Highway Robbery}}||[[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]] (x12,y12)|| align = "left" | Daily Quests for the [[Kobold]]s
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|42||[[Sylph Daily Quests]]|| {{i|Allied Society Quests}} ||{{i|Seeking Solace}}||[[New Gridania]] (x9,y11)|| align = "left" | Daily Quests for the [[Sylph]]s
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|43||[[Amalj'aa Daily Quests]]|| {{i|Allied Society Quests}} ||{{i|Peace for Thanalan}}||[[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (x8,y8)|| align = "left" | Daily Quests for the [[Amalj'aa]]
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|44||[[Sahagin Daily Quests]]|| {{i|Allied Society Quests}} ||{{i|They Came from the Deep}}||[[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]] (x13,y12)|| align = "left" | Daily Quests for the [[Sahagin]]
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|44||[[Dzemael Darkhold]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Fort of Fear}}||[[Coerthas Central Highlands]] (x24,y28)|| align = "left" | Optional [[Dungeon]]
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|44||[[The Howling Eye]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Lady of the Vortex}}||[[New Gridania]] (x11, y14)|| align = "left" | [[Garuda]] [[Main Scenario Quest]] unlock.
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|45||Level 45 [[Job Quests|Job Quest]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] |||||| align = "left" | You need to complete your level 40 [[Job Quests|Job Quest]] first.
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|47||[[The Aurum Vale]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Going for Gold}}||[[Western Thanalan]] (x12,y14)|| align = "left" | Optional [[Dungeon]]
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|47||[[Adventurer Squadrons]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|Squadron and Commander}}|||| align = "left" | Unlocks Grand Company Adventurer Squadrons.
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|49||[[File:Npcs offering quests related to the Hall of the Novice icon.png|25px|link=Hall of the Novice]] [[Hall of the Novice#Tactical Exercises|Hall of the Novice: Tactical Exercises]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Hearts on Fire}} || [[Western La Noscea]] (x28,y24) ||align = "left" | Tutorials on advanced combat mechanics and enemy attack indicators. '''Rewards a second [[Neophyte's Ring|EXP Up Ring]].'''
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|50||Level 50 [[Job Quests|Job Quest]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] |||||| align = "left" | You need to complete your level 45 [[Job Quests|Job Quest]] first.
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|50||[[Castrum Meridianum]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Rock the Castrum}}||[[Northern Thanalan]] (x15, y16)|| align = "left" | Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quest]].
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|50||[[The Praetorium]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Ultimate Weapon}}||[[Northern Thanalan]] (x3, y3)|| align = "left" | Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quest]].
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|50||[[The Porta Decumana]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Ultimate Weapon}}|| || align = "left" | Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quest]].
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|50||[[Duties#Main Scenario|Duty Roulette: Main Scenario]] || {{i|Roulette}} |||||| align = "left" | Unlocks when you complete [[The Porta Decumana]].
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|50||[[Duties#Alliance Raid|Duty Roulette: Alliance Raid]] || {{i|Roulette}} |||||| align = "left" | Unlocks once at least two [[24-man raid]]s have been unlocked. The first set of these is the [[Crystal Tower]].
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|50||[[Hildibrand Adventures]]|| {{i|Side Quests}} ||{{i|The Rise and Fall of Gentlemen}}||[[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (x9,y8)|| align = "left" | Humor, trials, glams, emotes, minions, mount, relic weapons. This is a long quest chain that goes through multiple expansions.
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|50||[[The Hunt]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|Let the Hunt Begin (Maelstrom)}} {{i|Let the Hunt Begin (Immortal Flames)}} {{i|Let the Hunt Begin (Twin Adder)}}||[[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]] (x12,y12) [[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (x8,y9) [[New Gridania]] (x9,y11)|| align = "left" | Hunt rare enemies for good rewards.
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|50||[[Zodiac Weapon]]|| [[Relic Weapons]] ||{{i|The Weaponsmith of Legend}}||[[Western Thanalan]] (x12,y14)|| align = "left" | Obtain [[Zodiac Weapons]]. Very optional and extremely grindy.
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|50||[[Master Recipes: Crafting]]|| [[Game Mechanic]] ||{{i|Just Tooling Around}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x21,y6)|| align = "left" | Unlocks the vendor [[Talan]] and all levels of [[crafting]] [[Master Recipe Tomes]].
|-
|50||[[Mount]] Upgrade|| Cosmetic ||{{i|Magiteknical Difficulties}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x21.9,y7.8)|| align = "left" | Upgrades your {{item icon|Magitek Armor (Mount)}} mount to fire from its weapon
|-
|50||[[Intersocietal Quests]]|| {{i|Side Quests}} ||{{i|Call of the Wild (Immortal Flames)}} {{i|Call of the Wild (Maelstrom)}} {{i|Call of the Wild (Twin Adder)}}||[[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (x8, y9) [[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]] (x12, y12) [[New Gridania]] (x9, y11)|| align = "left" | Unlocks after completing all [[Allied Society Quests|Allied Society reputation grinds]].
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|50||[[Delivery Moogle Quests]]|| {{i|Side Quests}} ||{{i|Of Errant Epistles}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x30,y13)|| align = "left" | Lore, glam, and minion.
|}

==Level 50==
{| {{STDT|mech1 sortable}}
|-
! iLevel
! style="width:150px;" | Unlock
! style="width:130px;" | Type
! style="width:200px;" | Quest
! style="width:200px;" | Location
!Information
|-
| - || {{SAM}} [[Samurai]] || [[Job]] Unlock || {{i|The Way of the Samurai}} || [[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (X:9.2, Y:9.1) || Once unlocked, job starts at level 50.
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| - || {{RDM}} [[Red Mage]] || [[Job]] Unlock || {{i|Taking the Red}} || [[Ul'dah - Steps of Thal]] (X:14.1, Y:11.7) || Once unlocked, job starts at level 50.
|-
| - || {{BLU}} [[Blue Mage]] || [[Job]] Unlock || {{i|Out of the Blue}} || [[Limsa Lominsa Lower Decks]] (X:9.9, Y:11.0) ||
|-
|45||[[Amdapor Keep]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Ghosts of Amdapor}}||[[Western Thanalan]] (x12,y14)|| align = "left" | Requires {{i|The Aurum Vale}} cleared
|-
|45||[[The Wanderer's Palace]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Trauma Queen}}||[[Western Thanalan]] (x11,y13)|| align = "left" |
|-
|48||[[Pharos Sirius]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Sirius Business}}||[[Western La Noscea]] (x26,y26)|| align = "left" |
|-
|48||[[Copperbell Mines (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Out of Sight, Out of Mine}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x22,y8)|| align = "left" |
|-
|48||[[Haukke Manor (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Maniac Manor}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x22,y8)|| align = "left" |
|-
|49||[[The Bowl of Embers (Hard)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Ifrit Bleeds, We Can Kill It}}||[[The Waking Sands]] (X:6.1, Y:5.1)|| align = "left" | '''Required for [[Patch 2.5]] [[MSQ]]''' {{i|Good Intentions}}; part of [[Primal Quests]]. Requires {{i|A Recurring Problem}} at the same location.
|-
|50||[[The Labyrinth of the Ancients]]|| {{i|Alliance Raid}} ||{{i|Labyrinth of the Ancients}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x21,y8)|| align = "left" | '''Required for [[Patch 2.55]] [[MSQ]]''' {{i|A Time to Every Purpose}}; part of [[Crystal Tower]]
|-
|50||[[Battle on the Big Bridge]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Three Collectors}}||[[Western Thanalan]] (x12,y13)|| align = "left" | Unlocks during the [[Hildibrand]] questline.
|-
|52||[[A Relic Reborn: The Chimera]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|A Relic Reborn}}||[[North Shroud]] (x30,y20)|| align = "left" |
|-
|52||[[A Relic Reborn: The Hydra]]|| {{i|Trial}} ||{{i|A Relic Reborn}}||[[North Shroud]] (x30,y20)|| align = "left" |
|-
|52||[[The Howling Eye (Hard)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|In for Garuda Awakening}}||[[The Waking Sands]] (X:6.1, Y:5.0)|| align = "left" | '''Required for [[Patch 2.5]] [[MSQ]]''' {{i|Good Intentions}}; part of [[Primal Quests]].
|-
|54||[[Thornmarch (Hard)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|You Have Selected Regicide}}||[[Old Gridania]] (x6,y10)|| align = "left" | Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 2.1]] main quests.
|-
|55||[[The Lost City of Amdapor]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|One Night in Amdapor}}||[[Old Gridania]] (x6,y10)|| align = "left" |
|-
|55||[[Halatali (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|This Time's for Fun}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x22,y8)|| align = "left" |
|-
|55||[[Brayflox's Longstop (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Curds and Slay}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x22,y8)|| align = "left" |
|-
|57||[[The Navel (Hard)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|In a Titan Spot}}||[[The Waking Sands]] (X:6.1, Y:5.1)|| align = "left" | '''Required for [[Patch 2.5]] [[MSQ]]''' {{i|Good Intentions}}; part of [[Primal Quests]].
|-
|60||[[The Whorleater (Hard)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Lord of the Whorl}}||[[Lower La Noscea]] (x24,y33)|| align = "left" | Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 2.2]] main quests.
|-
|61||[[The Minstrel's Ballad: Ultima's Bane]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Ultimate Ballad}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x21,y8)|| align = "left" | ('''Optional challenge content''')
|-
|65||[[The Striking Tree (Hard)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Levin an Impression}} ||[[East Shroud]] (x23,y14)|| align = "left" | Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 2.3]] main quests.
|-
|65||[[The Howling Eye (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Gale-force Warning}}||[[New Gridania]] (x9,y11)|| align = "left" | ('''Optional challenge content''') Requires {{i|Primal Nature}}
|-
|67||[[The Navel (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Quake Me Up Before You O'Ghomoro}}||[[The Waking Sands]] (X:6.0, Y:4.9)|| align = "left" | ('''Optional challenge content''') Requires {{i|Gale-force Warning}}
|-
|70||[[The Bowl of Embers (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Ifrit Ain't Broke}}||[[The Waking Sands]] (X:6.0, Y:4.9)|| align = "left" | ('''Optional challenge content''') Requires {{i|Quake Me Up Before You O'Ghomoro}}
|-
|70-82||[[The Binding Coil of Bahamut]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Primal Awakening}}||[[The Waking Sands]] (X:6.0, Y:4.9)|| align = "left" | Requires {{i|In a Titan Spot}}; part of [[Bahamut Quests]]
|-
|70||[[Syrcus Tower]]|| {{i|Alliance Raid}}||{{i|Syrcus Tower (Quest)}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x30,y12)|| align = "left" | '''Required for [[Patch 2.55]] [[MSQ]]''' {{i|A Time to Every Purpose}}; part of [[Crystal Tower]]
|-
|70||[[Hullbreaker Isle]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|King of the Hull}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x22,y8)|| align = "left" |
|-
|70||[[The Tam-Tara Deepcroft (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Corpse Groom}}||[[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (x12,y8)|| align = "left" |
|-
|70||[[The Stone Vigil (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Blood for Stone}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x21,y8)|| align = "left" |
|-
|80||[[Sastasha (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|It's Definitely Pirates}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x22,y8)|| align = "left" |
|-
|80||[[The Sunken Temple of Qarn (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Wrath of Qarn}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x22,y8)|| align = "left" | Requires {{i|The Sunken Temple of Qarn}} cleared
|-
|80||[[Snowcloak]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Path of the Righteous}}||[[Coerthas Central Highlands]] (x12,y17)|| align = "left" | Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 2.4]] main quests.
|-
|80||[[The Dragon's Neck]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Coliseum Conundrum}}||[[Ul'dah - Steps of Thal]] (x14,y10)|| align = "left" | Unlocks during the [[Hildibrand]] questline
|-
|80||[[Thornmarch (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The King Lives}}||[[The Waking Sands]] (X:6.0, Y:4.9)|| align = "left" | ('''Optional challenge content''') Requires [[Thornmarch (Hard)]]
|-
|80||[[The Whorleater (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Whorl of a Time}}||[[The Waking Sands]] (X:6.0, Y:4.9)|| align = "left" | ('''Optional challenge content''') Requires [[The Whorleater (Hard)]]
|-
|80||[[The Akh Afah Amphitheatre (Hard)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Instruments of Our Deliverance}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x6,y5)|| align = "left" | Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 2.4]] main quests.
|-
|85||[[The Striking Tree (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Judgment Bolts and Lightning}}||[[New Gridania]] (x9,y11)|| align = "left" | ('''Optional challenge content''') Requires {{i|Brave New Companions}}, [[The Whorleater (Extreme)]] and [[Thornmarch (Extreme)]].
|-
|90||[[The Chrysalis]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|An Uninvited Ascian}}||[[Northern Thanalan]] (x20,y22)|| align = "left" | Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 2.5]] main quests.
|-
|96||[[Duty_Roulette#Duty_Roulette:_High-level_Dungeons|Duty Roulette: High-level Dungeons]] || {{i|Roulette}} |||||| align = "left" | Requires unlocking a minimum of two of the included Dungeons.
|-
|90||[[Battle in the Big Keep]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Her Last Vow}}||[[Ul'dah - Steps of Thal]] (x12,y11)|| align = "left" | Unlocks during the [[Hildibrand]] questline.
|-
|90||[[The World of Darkness]]|| {{i|Alliance Raid}} ||{{i|The World of Darkness (Quest)}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x30,y12)|| align = "left" | '''Required for [[Patch 2.55]] [[MSQ]]''' {{i|A Time to Every Purpose}}; part of [[Crystal Tower]]
|-
|90||[[Amdapor Keep (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|For Keep's Sake}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x22,y8)|| align = "left" |
|-
|90||[[The Wanderer's Palace (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Not Easy Being Green}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x22,y8)|| align = "left" |
|-
|90||[[The Keeper of the Lake]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Best Laid Schemes}}||[[Eastern Thanalan]] (x25,y25)|| align = "left" | Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 2.5]] main quests.
|-
|95||[[Urth's Fount]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Fear and Odin in the Shroud}}||[[New Gridania]] (x9,y11)|| align = "left" | ('''Optional challenge content''') Unlocks during the {{i|Who Was That Man in Black}} questline
|-
|95||[[The Akh Afah Amphitheatre (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Drop Dead Shiva}}||[[The Waking Sands]] (X:6.0, Y:4.9)|| align = "left" | ('''Optional challenge content''') Requires {{i|Let Us Cling Together}} and [[The Striking Tree (Extreme)]].
|-
|90-105||[[The Second Coil of Bahamut]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Another Turn in the Coil}}||[[The Waking Sands]] (X:6.0, Y:4.9)|| align = "left" | Requires {{i|Alisaie's Pledge}} after completing [[The Binding Coil of Bahamut - Turn 5]]; part of [[Bahamut Quests]].
|-
|105||[[The Second Coil of Bahamut (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Sing Me Another Song}}||[[Mor Dhona]] (x21,y8)|| align = "left" | ('''Optional challenge content''') Requires the completion of [[The Second Coil of Bahamut - Turn 4]] No loot, only Title
|-
|110-123||[[The Final Coil of Bahamut]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Fragments of Truth}}||[[The Waking Sands]] (X:6.0, Y:4.9)|| align = "left" | Requires {{i|Alisaie's Resolve}} after completing [[The Second Coil of Bahamut - Turn 4]]; part of [[Bahamut Quests]].
|-
|}

==Level 51 - 60==
{| {{STDT|mech1 sortable}}
|-
!Level
! style="width:150px;" | Unlock
! style="width:130px;" | Type
! style="width:200px;" | Quest
! style="width:200px;" | Location
! Information
|-
| 50 || {{DRK}} [[Dark Knight]] || [[Job]] Unlock || {{i|A Dark Spectacle}} || [[The Pillars]] (X:13.2, Y:8.8) || Once unlocked, job starts at level 30. Requires ''[[Heavensward]]'' [[MSQ]] {{i|Coming to Ishgard}} for access to the quest giver in [[Ishgard]].
|-
| 50 || {{AST}} [[Astrologian]] || [[Job]] Unlock || {{i|What's Your Sign}} || [[The Pillars]] (X:15.2, Y:10.0) || Once unlocked, job starts at level 30. Requires ''[[Heavensward]]'' [[MSQ]] {{i|Coming to Ishgard}} for access to the quest giver in [[Ishgard]].
|-
| 50 || {{MCH}} [[Machinist]] || [[Job]] Unlock || {{i|So You Want to Be a Machinist}} || [[Foundation]] (X:8.1, Y:10.1) || Once unlocked, job starts at level 30. Requires ''[[Heavensward]]'' [[MSQ]] {{i|Coming to Ishgard}} for access to the quest giver in [[Ishgard]].
|-
| 50 || [[Collectables]] {{collectable}} || [[Crafting]] mechanic || {{i|Inscrutable Tastes}} || [[Foundation]] (X:10.1, Y:10.4) || Requires [[Heavensward]] [[MSQ]] {{i|The Better Half}}
|-
| 51 || [[The Dusk Vigil]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|For All the Nights to Come}} || [[Coerthas Western Highlands]] (x16, y22) || Speak with [[Wealdtheow]]
|-
| 52 || [[Sightseeing_Log#Heavensward_Locations.2FVistas|Heavensward Sightseeing Log]] Unlock || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Sights of the North}} || [[The Dravanian Forelands]] (X:31.1, Y:22.2) || Speak with [[Kester Ironheart]]
|-
| 53 || [[Vath Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|The Naming of Vath}} || [[The Dravanian Forelands]] (x24,y19) || Daily Quests for [[the Gnath]], requires {{i|Lord of the Hive}}
|-
| 53 || [[Sohm Al]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Mourn in Passing}} || [[The Dravanian Forelands]] (x23, y19) || Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 53 || [[Thok ast Thok (Hard)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Lord of the Hive}} || [[The Dravanian Forelands]] (x30, y37) || Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 53 || [[Clan Hunt]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Let the Clan Hunt Begin}} || [[Foundation]] (x12,y11) || Speak with [[Aytienne]]
|-
| 55 || [[The Aery]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Into the Aery}} || [[Foundation]] (x12, y10) || Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 56 || [[Moogle Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|Tricks and Stones}} || [[The Churning Mists]] (X:27.2, Y:34.5) || Daily quests for [[Moogle]]. Has a large number of prerequisite quests, and requires {{i|He Who Would Not Be Denied}}
|-
| 56 || [[Level 2 Clan marks]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Better Bill Hunting}} || [[Foundation]] (x12,y11) || Speak with [[Eustacia]]
|-
| 56-60 || [[Scholasticate Quests]] || {{i|Side Quests}} || {{i|Keeping the Ledger}} || [[The Pillars]] (X:6, Y:9) || Speak with [[Mathye]]. Also requires clearing the [[Hildibrand Adventures]] quest {{i|Her Last Vow}}.
|-
| 57 || [[The Vault]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|A Knight's Calling}} || [[Foundation]] (x12, y11) || Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 57 || [[The Limitless Blue (Hard)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Bolt, Chain, and Island}} || [[The Sea of Clouds]] (x10, y13) || Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 57 || [[Vanu Vanu Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|Three Beaks to the Wind}} || [[The Sea of Clouds]] (X:11.7, Y:14.8) || Daily quests for [[Vanu Vanu]]. Requires {{i|A Difference of Opinion}}
|-
| 59 || [[The Great Gubal Library]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Forbidden Knowledge}} || [[Matoya's Cave (Zone)|Matoya's Cave]] (x6, y5) || Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 59 || [[Level 3 Clan marks]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Top Marks}} || [[Idyllshire]] (x6,y6) || Speak with [[Yloise]]
|-
| 60 || [[Heavensward Elite Marks]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Elite and Dangerous}} || [[Foundation]] (x13,y11) || Speak with [[Ardolain]]
|-
| 60 || [[Further Hildibrand Adventures]] || {{i|Side Quests}} || {{i|A Gentleman Falls, Rather than Flies}} || [[The Pillars]] (X:5, Y:9) || Speak with [[Nashu Mhakaracca]]
|-
| 60 || [[Anima Weapons]] || [[Relic Weapons]] || {{i|An Unexpected Proposal}} || [[Idyllshire]] (x5,y5) || Speak with [[Rowena]]
|-
| 60 || [[Tales of the Dragonsong War Quests]] || {{i|Side Quests}} || {{i|The Paths We Walk}} || [[Fortemps Manor]] (X:6.0, Y:6.0) || Speak with [[House Fortemps Manservant]]. Unlocks after Main Scenario Quest {{i|Litany of Peace}}
|-
| 60 || [[File:Stone Sky Sea icon1.png|20px|link=Stone, Sky, Sea]] [[Stone, Sky, Sea]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|A Striking Opportunity}} || [[Idyllshire]] (x7,y6) || DPS Check for various [[Raid]]s and [[Trial]]s
|-
| 60 || [[File:Custom_Delivery_(map_icon).png|20px|link=Custom Deliveries]] [[Custom Deliveries]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Arms Wide Open}} || [[Idyllshire]] (x5.8,y6.9) || [[Custom Deliveries]] for [[Zhloe Aliapoh]] (the first of several clients)
|}

==Level 60==
{| {{STDT|mech1 sortable}}
|-
! iLevel
! style="width:150px;" | Unlock
! style="width:130px;" | Type
! style="width:200px;" | Quest
! style="width:200px;" | Location
! Information
|-
| - || {{GNB}} [[Gunbreaker]] || [[Job]] Unlock || {{i|The Makings of a Gunbreaker}} || [[New Gridania]] (x11.5, y11.9) || Requires the expansion ''[[Shadowbringers]]'' to accept the quest in [[Gridania]].
|-
| - || {{DNC}} [[Dancer]] || [[Job]] Unlock || {{i|Shall We Dance}} || [[Limsa Lominsa Lower Decks]] (x9.8, y12.0) || Requires the expansion ''[[Shadowbringers]]'' to accept the quest in [[Limsa Lominsa]].
|-
| 142 || [[The Aetherochemical Research Facility]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Heavensward (Quest)}} || [[Azys Lla]] (x15, y21) || Speak with [[Guidance Node]], Unlocks in the [[Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 142 || [[The Singularity Reactor]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Heavensward (Quest)}} || [[Azys Lla]] (x15, y21) || Follows directly on from [[The Aetherochemical Research Facility]] during the [[Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 145 || [[Neverreap]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Reap What You Sow}} || [[The Sea of Clouds]] (x11, y14) || Speak with [[Sanu Vanu]]
|-
| 145 || [[The Fractal Continuum]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Do It for Gilly}} || [[The Pillars]] (x14, y11) || Speak with [[Notrelchamps]]
|-
| 165 || [[The Limitless Blue (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Diabolical Bismarck}} || [[The Rising Stones]] (x6, y5) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Unukalhai]]
|-
| 170 || [[Alexander: Gordias]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Disarmed}} || [[Idyllshire]] (x7, y6) || Speak with [[Slowfix]]; part of [[Alexander Quests]]
|-
| 170 || [[Saint Mocianne's Arboretum]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|An Overgrown Ambition}} || [[The Dravanian Hinterlands]] (x12, y19) || Speak with [[Tetchy Treasure Hunter]]
|-
| 170 || [[Pharos Sirius (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Things Are Getting Sirius}} || [[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]] (x13, y13) || Speak with [[Trachraet]]
|-
| 175 || [[Thok ast Thok (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Thok Around the Clock}} || [[The Rising Stones]] (x6, y5) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Unukalhai]]
|-
| 175 || [[The Void Ark]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|To Rule the Skies}} || [[The Sea of Clouds]] (x25, y5) || Speak with [[Utata]]; part of [[Shadow of Mhach]]
|-
| 180 || [[The Antitower]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Word of the Mother}} || [[The Rising Stones]] (x6, y6) || Speak with [[Alphinaud]], Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 3.2]] main quests.
|-
| 180 || [[The Lost City of Amdapor (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|One More Night in Amdapor}} || [[Old Gridania]] (x6.0, y10.6) || Speak with [[E-Sumi-Yan]]
|-
| 190 || [[Alexander: Gordias (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|A Song of Steam and Steel}} || [[Mor Dhona]] (x21, y8) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 190 || [[The Minstrel's Ballad: Thordan's Reign]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Thordan's Reign}} || [[Mor Dhona]] (x21, y8) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Alys]]
|-
| 190 || [[Containment Bay S1T7]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|When the Bough Wakes}} || [[The Rising Stones]] (x6, y5) || Speak with [[Unukalhai]]; part of the [[Warring Triad]].
|-
| 200 || [[Alexander: Midas]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Rearmed}} || [[The Dravanian Hinterlands]] (x22, y19) || Speak with [[Roundrox]]; part of [[Alexander Quests]]
|-
| 200 || [[Sohr Khai]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Winning Over the Wyrm}} || [[The Churning Mists]] (x16.7, y23.2) || Speak with [[Alphinaud]], Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 3.3]] main quests.
|-
| 200 || [[Hullbreaker Isle (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Storming the Hull}} || [[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]] (x11, y10) || Speak with [[Denston]]
|-
| 205 || [[Containment Bay S1T7 (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|A Fiendish Likeness}} || [[The Rising Stones]] (x6, y5) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Unukalhai]]
|-
| 205 || [[The Final Steps of Faith]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|An End to the Song}} || [[The Churning Mists]] (x7, y27) || Speak with [[Aymeric]], Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 3.3]] main quests.
|-
| - || [[Ishgardian Restoration]] || [[Crafting]] mechanic ||{{i|Towards the Firmament}} || [[Foundation]] (X:9.7 Y:11.5) ||| Requires [[Main Scenario Quest]] {{i|Litany of Peace}}
|-
| - || [[Empyreum]] access || {{aicon|Housing}} ||{{i|Ascending to Empyreum}} || [[Foundation]] (X:9.9 Y:11.8) ||| Requires [[Main Scenario Quest]] {{i|Litany of Peace}}
|-
| 205 || [[The Weeping City of Mhach]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|The Weeping City}} || [[The Sea of Clouds]] (x6, y6) || Speak with [[Stacia]]; part of [[Shadow of Mhach]]
|-
| 210 || [[Xelphatol]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Shadows of the First}} || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] (x33.5, y15.4) || Speak with [[Steadfast Temple Knight]], Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 3.4]] main quests.
|-
| 210 || [[The Great Gubal Library (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Let Me Gubal That for You}} || [[Idyllshire]] (X:5.5, Y:6.6) || Speak with [[Midnight Dew]]
|-
| 220 || [[Containment Bay P1T6]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Fate of Stars}} || [[The Rising Stones]] (x6.1, y5.2) || Speak with [[Unukalhai]]; part of the [[Warring Triad]].
|-
| 220 || [[The Minstrel's Ballad: Nidhogg's Rage]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Nidhogg's Rage}} || [[Mor Dhona]] (x21.7, y8.6) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Alys]]
|-
| 225 || [[Alexander: Midas (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|A Refrain for the Undaunted}} || [[Mor Dhona]] (x22, y9) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 230 || [[Baelsar's Wall]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Griffin, Griffin on the Wall}} || [[East Shroud]] (x22.3, y31.3) || Speak with [[Alphinaud]], Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 3.5]] main quests.
|-
| 230 || [[Sohm Al (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Fires of Sohm Al}} || [[Idyllshire]] (X:4.6, Y:8.4) || Speak with [[Gossamer Moogle]]
|-
| 230 || [[Alexander: The Creator]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|The Coeurl and the Colossus}} || [[The Dravanian Hinterlands]] (x22,y19) || Speak with [[Mide]]; part of [[Alexander Quests]]
|-
| 235 || [[Containment Bay P1T6 (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Balance unto All}} || [[The Rising Stones]] (x6.1, y5.2) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Unukalhai]]
|-
| 235 || [[Containment Bay Z1T9]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Last Pillar to Fall}} || [[The Rising Stones]] (x6.1, y5.2) || Speak with [[Unukalhai]]; part of the [[Warring Triad]].
|-
| 235 || [[Dun Scaith]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|Where Shadows Reign}} || [[The Sea of Clouds]] (x6.2, y5.8) || Speak with [[Stacia]]; part of [[Shadow of Mhach]]
|-
| 245 || [[Alexander: The Creator (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Retells Your Story}} || [[Mor Dhona]] (x22, y9) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 250 || [[Containment Bay Z1T9 (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|A Demonic Duplicate}} || [[The Rising Stones]] (x6.1, y5.2) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Unukalhai]]
|-
|}

==Level 61 - 70==
{| {{STDT|mech1 sortable}}
|-
! Level
! iLevel
! style="width:150px;" | Unlock
! style="width:130px;" | Type
! style="width:200px;" | Quest
! style="width:200px;" | Location
! Information
|-
| 61 || 240 || [[The Sirensong Sea]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Not without Incident}} || [[Mor Dhona]] (X:22.2, Y:8.5) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Stormblood]] quests
|-
| 61 || - || [[Heaven-on-High]] || {{i|Deep Dungeon}} || {{i|Knocking on Heaven's Door}} || [[The Ruby Sea]] (X:6.2, Y:11.7) || Must have cleared {{i|Palace of the Dead}} floor 50
|-
| 61 || - || [[Shirogane]] access || {{aicon|Housing}} ||{{i|I Dream of Shirogane}} || [[Kugane]] (X:12.0, Y:9.9) ||| Requires {{i|By the Grace of Lord Lolorito}}
|-
| 61 || - || [[Veteran Clan Hunt]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|One-star Veteran Clan Hunt}} || [[Kugane]] (X:10.3, Y:10.2) || Speak with [[Estrild]]
|-
| 63 || 245 || [[Shisui of the Violet Tides]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Palace of Lost Souls}} || [[The Ruby Sea]] (X:20.2, Y:20.1) || Unlocked as [[Aether Currents]] quest.
|-
| 63 || - || [[The Pool of Tribute]] || {{i|Trial}} ||{{i|The Lord of the Revel}} || [[The Ruby Sea]] (X:5.5, Y:24.4) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Stormblood]] quests
|-
| 63 || - || [[Kojin Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|Heaven-sent}} || [[The Ruby Sea]] (X:6.8, Y:13.3) || Daily quests for [[Kojin]]. Requires {{i|Tide Goes in, Imperials Go Out}}
|-
| 63 || - || [[Two-star Veteran Clan mark bills]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Two-star Veteran Clan Hunt}} || [[Kugane]] (X:10.3, Y:10.2) || Speak with [[Estrild]]
|-
| 65 || 250 || [[Bardam's Mettle]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|In the Footsteps of Bardam the Brave}} || [[The Azim Steppe]](X:11.3, Y:11.2) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Stormblood]] quests
|-
| 66 || - || [[Namazu Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|Something Fishy This Way Comes}} || [[The Azim Steppe]] (X:17.4, Y:37.5) || Daily quests for [[Namazu]]. Has a large number of prerequisite quests, and requires {{i|In Crimson They Walked}}
|-
| 66 || - || [[Three-star Veteran Clan mark bills]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Three-star Veteran Clan Hunt}} || [[Kugane]] (X:10.3, Y:10.2) || Speak with [[Estrild]]
|-
| 67 || 255 || [[Doma Castle]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Die Is Cast}} || [[Yanxia]] (X:24.9, Y:12.8) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Stormblood]] quests
|-
| 67 || - || [[Emanation]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Lady of Bliss}} || [[The Fringes]] (X:28.1, Y:19.4) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Stormblood]] quests
|-
| 67 || - || [[Ananta Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|Brooding Broodmother}} || [[The Fringes]] (X:30.2, Y:25.7) || Daily quests for [[Ananta]]. Unlock quest is conclusion of split questline. Requires {{i|The Silence of the Gods}}
|-
| 69 || 260 || [[Castrum Abania]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Price of Freedom}} || [[The Peaks]] (x26.7, y29.8) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Stormblood]] quests
|-
| 70 || - || [[File:Stone Sky Sea icon1.png|20px|link=The Circles of Answering]] [[The Circles of Answering]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Another Striking Opportunity}} || [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (x12.3, y13.1) || DPS Check for various [[Raid]]s and [[Trial]]s
|-
| 70 || - || [[Stormblood Elite Marks]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Elite Veteran Clan Hunt}} || [[Kugane]] (X:10.3, Y:10.2) || Speak with [[Estrild]]
|-
|}

==Level 70==
{| {{STDT|mech1 sortable}}
|-
! iLevel
! style="width:150px;" | Unlock
! style="width:130px;" | Type
! style="width:200px;" | Quest
! style="width:200px;" | Location
! Information
|-
| - || {{RPR}} [[Reaper]] || [[Job]] Unlock || {{i|The Killer Instinct}} || [[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (X:13, Y:9) || Requires the expansion ''[[Endwalker]]'' to accept the quest in [[Ul'dah]].
|-
| - || {{SGE}} [[Sage]] || [[Job]] Unlock || {{i|Sage's Path}} || [[Limsa Lominsa Lower Decks]] (X:9.4, Y:12.9) || Requires the expansion ''[[Endwalker]]'' to accept the quest in [[Limsa Lominsa]].
|-
| 280 || [[Ala Mhigo (Duty)|Ala Mhigo]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Stormblood (Quest)}} || [[The Lochs]] (x33.1-22.8) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Stormblood]] quests
|-
| 280 || [[The Royal Menagerie]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Stormblood (Quest)}} || [[The Lochs]] || Unlocks as part of the main [[Stormblood]] quests
|-
| - || [[The Forbidden Land, Eureka]] || [[Field Operations]] 144 Players|| {{i|And We Shall Call It Eureka}} || [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (X:9.8, Y:12.5) || Requires {{i|Stormblood (Quest)}}
|-
| - || [[Even Further Hildibrand Adventures]] || {{i|Side Quests}} || {{i|A Hingan Tale: Nashu Goes East}} || [[Kugane]] (X:10.6, Y:9.8) || Speak with [[Conspicuously Inconspicuous Man]]
|-
| 280 || [[Kugane Castle]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|King of the Castle}} || [[Kugane]] (x13.9,y13.4) || Talk to [[East Aldenard Trading Company Associate]]
|-
| 280 || [[The Temple of the Fist]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|To Kill a Coeurl}} || [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (x12.9,y12.8 ) || Talk to [[Ortwin]]
|-
| 295 || [[Omega: Deltascape]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|The Hunt for Omega}} || [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (x12.6,y12.4) || Speak with [[Wedge]]; part of [[Omega Quests]]
|-
| 300 || [[The Drowned City of Skalla]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Mad King's Trove}} || [[The Lochs]] (x32.0,y33.0) || Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 4.1]] main quests.
|-
| 300 || [[The Pool of Tribute (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Songs in the Key of Kugane}} || [[Kugane]] (X:11.6, Y:12.6) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 300 || [[Emanation (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Songs in the Key of Kugane}} || [[Kugane]] (X:11.6, Y:12.6) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 305 || [[The Royal City of Rabanastre]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|A City Fallen}} || [[Kugane]] (x5.8, y6.0) || Talk to [[Ramza bas Lexentale]]; part of [[Return to Ivalice]]
|-
| 310 || [[Hells' Lid]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|An Auspicious Encounter}} || [[The Ruby Sea]] (X:5.7, Y:15.7) || Talk to [[Soroban]]; part of [[The Four Lords]].
|-
| 310 || [[The Fractal Continuum (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|An Unwanted Truth}} || [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (X:13.2, Y:12.2) || Talk to [[Philiot]]
|-
| 310-320 || [[Omega: Deltascape (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || || [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (x13.5,y12.4) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Access the [[Magitek Terminal]]; requires {{i|The Anomaly}}
|-
| 320 || [[The Great Hunt]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The New King on the Block (Quest)}} || [[Kugane]] (X:9.7, Y:8.9) || Talk to the [[Hearty Hunter]]; requires {{i|Stormblood (Quest)}}
|-
| 320 || [[The Minstrel's Ballad: Shinryu's Domain]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Songs in the Key of Kugane}} || [[Kugane]] (X:11.6, Y:12.6) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 320 || [[The Unending Coil of Bahamut (Ultimate)]] || {{i|Ultimate Raid}} || || [[Kugane]] (X:11.6, Y:12.6) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]; requires [[Deltascape V4.0 (Savage)]]
|-
| 325 || [[The Jade Stoa]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|An Auspicious Encounter}} || [[The Ruby Sea]] (X:5.7, Y:15.7) || Talk to [[Soroban]]; part of [[The Four Lords]].
|-
| 325 || [[Omega: Sigmascape]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Return to the Rift}} || [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (X:13.4, Y:12.4) || Speak with [[Jessie]]; part of [[Omega Quests]]
|-
| 330 || [[The Swallow's Compass]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Tortoise in Time}} || [[The Ruby Sea]] (X:27.9, Y:16.4) || Talk to [[Bunchin]]; part of [[The Four Lords]].
|-
| 335 || [[Castrum Fluminis]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Primary Agreement}} || [[Kienkan]] (x6.1,y6.0) || Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 4.3]] main quests.
|-
| 335 || [[The Ridorana Lighthouse]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|Annihilation}} || The Prima Vista Bridge (X:6.1, Y:5.9) || Talk to [[Jenomis cen Lexentale]]; part of [[Return to Ivalice]]
|-
| 340 || [[The Burn]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Feel the Burn}} || [[Kienkan]] (x6.1,y6.0) || Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 4.4]] main quests.
|-
| 340 || [[Saint Mocianne's Arboretum (Hard)]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Secret of the Ooze}} || [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (X:13.4, Y:12.4) || Talk to [[Sawney]]
|-
| 340 || [[The Jade Stoa (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Songs in the Key of Kugane}} || [[Kugane]] (X:11.6, Y:12.6) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 340-350 || [[Omega: Sigmascape (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || || [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (x13.5,y12.4) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Access the [[Magitek Terminal]]; requires {{i|Test World of Ruin}}
|-
| 350 || [[The Minstrel's Ballad: Tsukuyomi's Pain]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Songs in the Key of Kugane}} || [[Kugane]] (X:11.6, Y:12.6) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 350 || [[The Great Hunt (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Newer King on the Block}} || [[Kugane]] (X:9.7, Y:8.9) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Hearty Hunter]]; requires {{i|Stormblood (Quest)}}
|-
| 350 || [[The Weapon's Refrain (Ultimate)]] || {{i|Ultimate Raid}} || || [[Kugane]] (X:11.6, Y:12.6) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]; requires [[Sigmascape V4.0 (Savage)]]
|-
| 355 || [[Hells' Kier]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Fire-bird Down Below}} || [[The Ruby Sea]] (X:27.8, Y:16.4) || Talk to [[Bunchin]]; part of [[The Four Lords]].
|-
| 355 || [[Omega: Alphascape]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|In the Beginning, There Was Chaos}} || [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (X:13.4, Y:12.4) || Speak with [[Jessie]]; part of [[Omega Quests]]
|-
| 360 || [[The Ghimlyt Dark]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Face of War}} || [[Eorzean Alliance Headquarters]] (x6.3,y6.1) || Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 4.5]] main quests.
|-
| 365 || [[The Wreath of Snakes]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Surpassing the Samurai}} || [[The Ruby Sea]] (X:27.8, Y:16.4) || Talk to [[Bunchin]]; part of [[The Four Lords]].
|-
| 365 || [[Kugane Ohashi]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Past Is Never Past}} || [[Kugane]] (X:10.4, Y:8.2) || Part of [[Even Further Hildibrand Adventures]]
|-
| 365 || [[The Orbonne Monastery]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|The City of Lost Angels}} || [[The Prima Vista Tiring Room]] (X:5.9, Y:5.9) || Talk to [[Jenomis cen Lexentale]]; part of [[Return to Ivalice]]
|-
| 370 || [[Hells' Kier (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Songs in the Key of Kugane}} || [[Kugane]] (X:11.6, Y:12.6) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 370 || [[The Wreath of Snakes (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Songs in the Key of Kugane}} || [[Kugane]] (X:11.6, Y:12.6) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 370-380 || [[Omega: Alphascape (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || || [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (x13.5,y12.4) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Access the [[Magitek Terminal]]
|-
|}

==Level 71 - 80==
{| {{STDT|mech1 sortable}}
|-
!Level
!iLevel
! style="width:150px;" | Unlock
! style="width:130px;" | Type
! Quest
! Location
! Information
|-
| 70 || - || [[Nutsy Clan Hunt]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Nuts to You}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:12.1, Y:15.0) || Speak with [[Hume Lout]], requires {{i|Travelers of Norvrandt}}
|-
| 71 || 370 || [[Holminster Switch]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Lightwardens}} || [[The Ocular]] (X:6.1, Y:5.9) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Shadowbringers]] quests
|-
| 73 || 375 || [[Dohn Mheg]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Key to the Castle}} || [[Il Mheg]] (X:14.3, Y:31.1) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Shadowbringers]] quests
|-
| 73 || - || [[The Dancing Plague]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Acht-la Ormh Inn}} || [[Il Mheg]] (X:30.5, Y:7.6) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Shadowbringers]] quests
|-
| 73 || - || [[Pixie Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|Manic Pixie Dream Realm}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:13.1, Y:15.3) || Daily quests for [[Pixies]]. Requires {{i|The Wheel Turns}}
|-
| 73 || - || [[Two-nut Clan mark bills]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Two Nuts Too Nutty}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:9.5, Y:9.3) || Speak with [[Halldor]]
|-
| 75 || 380 || [[The Qitana Ravel]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Burden of Knowledge}} || [[The Rak'tika Greatwood]] (X:30.5, Y:17.4) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Shadowbringers]] quests
|-
| 75 || - || [[Qitari Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|The Stewards of Note}} || [[The Rak'tika Greatwood]] (X:21.0, Y:27.6) || Daily quests for [[Qitari]]. Unlock quest is conclusion of split questline. Requires {{i|Bearing with It}}
|-
| 76 || - || [[Three-nut Clan mark bills]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|How Do You Like Three Nuts}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:9.5, Y:9.3) || Speak with [[Halldor]]
|-
| 77 || 385 || [[Malikah's Well]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|A Fresh Start}} || [[Amh Araeng]] (X:15.8, Y:29.1) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Shadowbringers]] quests
|-
| 78 || - || [[Dwarf Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|It's Dwarfin' Time}} || [[Kholusia]] (X:15.7, Y:30.3) || Daily quests for [[Dwarves]]. Unlock quest is conclusion of split questline. Requires {{i|Meet the Tholls}}
|-
| 79 || 390 || [[Mt. Gulg]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Extinguishing the Last Light}} || [[Kholusia]] (X:18.6, Y:17.7) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Shadowbringers]] quests
|-
| 79 || - || [[The Crown of the Immaculate]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Extinguishing the Last Light}} || Mt Gulg || Unlocks as part of the main [[Shadowbringers]] quests
|-
| 80 || - || [[File:Stone Sky Sea icon1.png|20px|link=The Lawns]] [[The Lawns]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Yet Another Striking Opportunity}} || [[Eulmore]] (X:9.2 Y:9.9) || DPS Check for various [[Raid]]s and [[Trial]]s
|-
| 80 || - || [[Shadowbringers Elite Marks]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Too Many Nutters}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:9.5, Y:9.3) || Speak with [[Halldor]]
|-
|}

==Level 80==
{| {{STDT|mech1 sortable}}
|-
! iLevel
! style="width:150px;" | Unlock
! style="width:130px;" | Type
! style="width:200px;" | Quest
! style="width:200px;" | Location
! Information
|-
| - || {{VPR}} [[Viper]] || [[Job]] Unlock || {{i|Enter the Viper}} || [[Ul'dah - Steps of Nald]] (X:9.3, Y:9.2) || Requires the expansion ''[[Dawntrail]]'' to accept the quest in [[Ul'dah]].
|-
| - || {{PCT}} [[Pictomancer]] || [[Job]] Unlock || {{i|The Joy of Pictomancy}} || [[Old Gridania]] (X:8.0, Y:10.3) || Requires the expansion ''[[Dawntrail]]'' to accept the quest in [[Gridania]].
|-
| 410 || [[Amaurot]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Shadowbringers (Quest)}} || [[The Tempest]] (X:16.5, Y:30.4) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Shadowbringers]] quests
|-
| 410 || [[The Dying Gasp]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Shadowbringers (Quest)}} || [[Amaurot]] || Unlocks as part of the main [[Shadowbringers]] quests
|-
| 410 || [[Akadaemia Anyder]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Akadaemia Anyder (Quest)}} || [[Eulmore]] || Speak to [[Overwrought Ondo]] at the Derelicts in Eulmore.
|-
| 410 || [[The Twinning]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|By the Time You Hear This}} || [[The Crystarium]] || Speak to [[Bethana]] in the Crystarium.
|-
| 425 || [[Eden's Gate]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|In the Middle of Nowhere}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:9.7, Y:12.3) || Speak with [[Anxious Crystarium Guard]]; part of [[Eden Quests]]
|-
| 430 || [[The Grand Cosmos]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|A Grand Adventure}} || [[The Rising Stones]] || Speak to the [[Crystal Exarch]] in Sullen, Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 5.1]] main quests.
|-
| - || [[The Bozjan Southern Front]] || [[Field Operations]] 72 players|| {{i|Where Eagles Nest}} || [[Gangos]] (X:5.5 Y:5.4) || Requires {{i|Vows of Virtue, Deeds of Cruelty}}, {{i|The Bozja Incident}}, and {{i|Fire in the Forge}}.
|-
| 430 || [[The Dancing Plague (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Minstrel from Another Mother}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:7.5, Y:12.5) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Minstreling Wanderer]]
|-
| 430 || [[The Crown of the Immaculate (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Minstrel from Another Mother}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:7.5, Y:12.5) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Minstreling Wanderer]]
|-
| 435 || [[The Copied Factory]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|On the Threshold}} || [[Kholusia]] (X:34.7, Y:18.2) || Speak with the [[Dig Site Chief]]; part of [[YoRHa: Dark Apocalypse]]
|-
| 440 || [[Anamnesis Anyder]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Beneath the Surface}} || [[Lakeland]] (X:26.1, Y:32.5) || Speak with [[Urianger]] at the Split Hull, Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 5.2]] main quests.
|-
| 440-450 || [[Eden's Gate (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || || [[Amh Araeng]] (X:26.8 Y:16.4) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Lewrey]]
|-
| 450 || [[The Minstrel's Ballad: Hades's Elegy]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Minstrel from Another Mother}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:7.5, Y:12.5) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Minstreling Wanderer]].
|-
| 455 || [[Eden's Verse]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Blood and Thunder}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:9.7, Y:12.3) || Requires {{i|Away with the Faerie}}; part of [[Eden Quests]]
|-
| 455 || [[Cinder Drift]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Ruby Doomsday}} || [[The Lochs]] (X:36.4, Y:31.8) || Speak to the [[Warmachina Fanatic]]; part of [[The Sorrow of Werlyt]].
|-
| 460 || [[The Heroes' Gauntlet]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Converging Light}} || [[Kholusia]] (X:11.5, Y:33.1) || Speak with [[Y'shtola]] in [[Eulmore]], Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 5.3]] main quests.
|-
| 465 || [[The Seat of Sacrifice]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Hope's Confluence}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:12.7, Y:11.2) || Speak with The [[Crystal Exarch]], Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 5.3]] main quests.
|-
| 465 || [[The Puppets' Bunker]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|Everything You Know Is Wrong}} || Excavation Tunnels (X:5.9, Y:4.7) || Speak with [[Anogg]]; part of [[YoRHa: Dark Apocalypse]]
|-
| 470 || [[Matoya's Relict]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Like Master, Like Pupil}} || [[Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks]] (X:9.0, Y:13.5) || Speak with [[Y'shtola]] at [[Maelstrom Command]], Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 5.4]] main quests.
|-
| 470 || [[Cinder Drift (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Ruby Doomsday}} || [[The Lochs]] (X:36.4, Y:31.8) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Warmachina Fanatic]]
|-
| 470 || [[Memoria Misera (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Bozja Incident}} || [[Gangos]] (X:6.8, Y:5.2) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Dramaturge]]. No normal mode equivalent
|-
| 475 || [[The Epic of Alexander (Ultimate)]] || {{i|Ultimate Raid}} || || [[Kugane]] (X:11.6, Y:12.6) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]; requires [[Eden's Gate: Sepulture (Savage)]]
|-
| 480 || [[The Seat of Sacrifice (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Hope's Confluence}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:7.5, Y:12.5) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Minstreling Wanderer]].
|-
| 480-490 || [[Eden's Verse (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || || [[Amh Araeng]] (X:26.8 Y:16.4) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Lewrey]]
|-
| 485 || [[Castrum Marinum]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Blood of Emerald}} || [[The Lochs]] (X:11.3, Y:22.5) || Speak with the Resistance Officer; part of [[The Sorrow of Werlyt]].
|-
| 485 || [[Eden's Promise]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Fear of the Dark}} || [[Amh Araeng]] (X:26.7, Y:16.7) || Speak with [[Yalfort]]; part of [[Eden Quests]]
|-
| 490 || [[Paglth'an]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Flames of War}} || [[Ul'dah]] (X:10.8, Y:11.4) || Speak with the Immortal Flames pilot at the airship landing in [[Ul'dah]]. Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 5.5]] main quests.
|-
| 495 || [[The Cloud Deck]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Duty in the Sky with Diamond}} || [[The Lochs]] (X:11.3 Y:22.5) || Speak with the Resistance Officer; part of [[The Sorrow of Werlyt]].
|-
| 495 || [[Tower at Paradigm's Breach]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|Brave New World}} || The Puppets' Bunker (X:9.8 Y:14.3) || Speak with [[Dig Site Chief]]; requires {{i|Konogg, Alone}}. Part of [[YoRHa: Dark Apocalypse]]
|-
| 500 || [[Castrum Marinum (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || || [[The Lochs]] (X:11.3, Y:22.5) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with the Resistance Officer after clearing normal mode.
|-
| 500-510 || [[Eden's Promise (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || || [[Amh Araeng]] (X:26.8 Y:16.4) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Lewrey]]
|-
| 510 || [[The Cloud Deck (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || || [[The Lochs]] (X:11.3, Y:22.5) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with the Resistance Officer after clearing normal mode.
|-
|}

==Level 81 - 90==
{| {{STDT|mech1 sortable}}
|-
!Level
! style="width:150px;" | Unlock
! style="width:130px;" | Type
! Quest
! style="width:200px;" | Location
! Information
|-
| 80 || [[Guildship Hunt]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|The Hunt for Specimens}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.2, Y:12.0) || Speak with [[Diminutive Gleaner]], requires {{i|Old Sharlayan, New to You}}
|-
| 81 || [[The Tower of Zot]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|In the Dark of the Tower}} || [[Thavnair]] (X:8.7, Y:8.2) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Endwalker]] quests
|-
| 83 || [[The Tower of Babil]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Gateway of the Gods}} || [[The Enceladeum]] (X:10.9, Y:7.9) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Endwalker]] quests
|-
| 83 || [[The Dark Inside]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Martyr}} || || Unlocks as part of the main [[Endwalker]] quests
|-
| 83 || [[Associate guildship mark bills]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|That Specimen Came from the Moon}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.7, Y:13.2) || Speak with [[Northota]], requires {{i|A Trip to the Moon}}
|-
| 85 || [[Vanaspati]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Skies Aflame}} || [[Thavnair]] (X:25.5, Y:36.7) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Endwalker]] quests
|-
| 87 || [[Ktisis Hyperboreia]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Caging the Messenger}} || [[Elpis]] (X:13.2, Y:6.1) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Endwalker]] quests
|-
| 89 || [[The Aitiascope]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Her Children, One and All}} || [[Labyrinthos]] (X:16.7, Y:28.3) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Endwalker]] quests
|-
| 89 || [[The Mothercrystal]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Her Children, One and All}} || [[The Mothercrystal]] (X:6.1, Y:6.1) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Endwalker]] quests
|-
| 89 || [[Senior guildship mark bills]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|A Hunt for the Ages}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.7, Y:13.2) || Speak with [[Northota]], requires {{i|Unto the Heavens}}
|-
| 90 || [[File:Stone Sky Sea icon1.png|20px|link=The Burning Field]] [[The Burning Field]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|A Place to Train}} || [[Radz-at-Han]] (X:12.3 Y:10.7) || DPS Check for various [[Raid]]s and [[Trial]]s
|-
| 90 || [[Endwalker Elite Marks]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Perfect Specimens}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.7, Y:13.2) || Speak with [[Northota]]
|-
|}

==Level 90==
{| {{STDT|mech1 sortable}}
|-
! iLevel
! style="width:150px;" | Unlock
! style="width:130px;" | Type
! Quest
! style="width:200px;" | Location
! Information
|-
| 540 || [[The Dead Ends]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Endwalker (Quest)}} || [[Ultima Thule]] (X:21.4, Y:21.2) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Endwalker]] quests
|-
| 540 || [[The Final Day]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Endwalker (Quest)}} || [[The Final Day (Zone)|The Final Day]] (X:6.1, Y:6.2) || Unlocks as part of the main [[Endwalker]] quests
|-
| - || [[Arkasodara Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|Hippos Born to Run}} || [[Thavnair]] (X:25.3, Y:31.2) || Daily quests for [[Arkasodara]]. Unlock quest is conclusion of split questline. Requires {{i|Endwalker (Quest)}}
|-
| - || [[Omicron Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|The Café at the End of the Universe}} || [[Ultima Thule]] (X:25.4, Y:26.3) || Daily quests for [[Omicrons]]. Requires {{i|Endwalker (Quest)}}
|-
| - || [[Loporrit Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|Must Be Dreaming(way)}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.7, Y:10.9) || Daily quests for [[Loporrits]]. Requires {{i|Endwalker (Quest)}}
|-
| - || [[Eureka Orthos]] || {{i|Deep Dungeon}} || {{i|Delve into Myth}} || [[Mor Dhona]] (X:34.8, Y:19.2) || Requires {{i|Endwalker (Quest)}}, and must have cleared {{i|Palace of the Dead}} floor 50
|-
| - || [[Somehow Further Hildibrand Adventures]] || {{i|Side Quests}} || {{i|The Sleeping Gentleman}} || [[Radz-at-Han]] (X:11.8, Y:11.2) || Speak with [[Excitable Youth]]
|-
| - || [[Island Sanctuary]] || [[Lifestyle Content]] || {{i|Seeking Sanctuary}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.9, Y:11.0) || Requires {{i|Endwalker (Quest)}}
|-
| - || [[Cosmic Exploration]] || [[Lifestyle Content]] || {{i|A Cosmic Homecoming}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:12.6, Y:13.6) || Requires {{i|Endwalker (Quest)}} and a level 10+ Disciple of the Hand or Land
|-
| - || [[Manderville Weapons]] || [[Relic Weapons]] || {{i|Make It a Manderville}} || [[Radz-At-Han]] (X11.8, Y11.2) || Speak with [[House Manderville Manservant]]. Requires some progress in the [[Somehow Further Hildibrand Adventures]].
|-
| - || [[The Merchant's Tale]] || {{i|Variant Dungeon}} || {{i|A Spellbinding Read}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:12.0 Y:13.4) || Speak with [[Shallow Moor]].
|-
| 540 || [[Smileton]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Cutting the Cheese}} || [[Mare Lamentorum]] (X:11.8, Y:22.6) || Speak to [[Panic-stricken Loporrit]] in Old Sharlayan.
|-
| 540 || [[The Stigma Dreamscape]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Where No Loporrit Has Gone Before}} || [[Ultima Thule]] (X:34.8, Y:28.8) || Speak to [[Jammingway]] in Old Sharlayan.
|-
| 560 || [[Alzadaal's Legacy (Duty)|Alzadaal's Legacy]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Alzadaal's Legacy (Quest)}} || [[Thavnair]] (X:16.0, Y:33.6) || Speak to the [[Y'shtola]] in Thavnair, Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 6.1]] main quests.
|-
| 560 || [[The Minstrel's Ballad: Zodiark's Fall]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|I Wandered Sharlayan as a Minstrel}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:12.7, Y:14.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 560 || [[The Minstrel's Ballad: Hydaelyn's Call]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|I Wandered Sharlayan as a Minstrel}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:12.7, Y:14.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 565 || [[Asphodelos]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|The Crystal from Beyond}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:9.6, Y:11.9) || Speak with [[Nemjiji]]; part of [[Pandaemonium Quests]]
|-
| 565 || [[Aglaia]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|The Realm of the Gods}} || [[The Omphalos]] (X:8.2 Y:6.3) || Speak with [[G'raha Tia]]; part of [[Myths of the Realm]]
|-
| 570-580 || [[Asphodelos (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || - || [[Labyrinthos]] (X:8.4 Y:27.4) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Nemjiji]] after completing {{i|Who Wards the Warders?}}
|-
| 575 || [[The Fell Court of Troia (Duty)|The Fell Court of Troia]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|In Search of Azdaja}} || [[Alzadaal's Legacy (Zone)]] (X:13.1 Y:9.5) || Speak to [[Varshahn]] in Alzadaal's Legacy; unlocks as part of the [[Patch 6.2]] main quests.
|-
| 575 || [[The Sil'dihn Subterrane]] || {{i|Variant Dungeon}} || {{i|A Key to the Past}} || [[Central Thanalan]] (X:16.8 Y:23.6) || Speak with the [[Sil'dihn Subterrane Foreman|Sil'dihn Subterrane foreman]] at the [[Sil'dih Excavation Site|Sil'dih excavation site]].
|-
| 580 || [[The Minstrel's Ballad: Endsinger's Aria]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|I Wandered Sharlayan as a Minstrel}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:12.7, Y:14.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 585 || [[Storm's Crown]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Wind Rises}} || [[Zero's Domain]] (X:5.8, Y:4.7) || Speak to [[Zero]]; unlocks as part of the [[Patch 6.2]] main quests.
|-
| 585 || [[Abyssos]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|An Unwelcome Visitor}} || [[Labyrinthos]] (X:8.6, Y:27.5) || Speak with [[Claudien]]; part of [[Pandaemonium Quests]]
|-
| 590 || [[Lapis Manalis]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|King of the Mountain}} || [[Garlemald]] (X:32, Y:16.6) || Speak to [[Alphinaud]]; unlocks as part of the [[Patch 6.3]] main quests.
|-
| 595 || [[Mount Ordeals]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Desires Untold}} || [[Thavnair]] (X:10.1, Y:10.1) || Speak to [[Nahbdeen]]; unlocks as part of the [[Patch 6.3]] main quests.
|-
| 595 || [[Euphrosyne]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|Return to the Phantom Realm}} || [[Mor Dhona]] (X:23.9, Y:9.1) || Speak with [[Deryk]]; part of [[Myths of the Realm]]
|-
| 600 || [[Storm's Crown (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|I Wandered Sharlayan as a Minstrel}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:12.7, Y:14.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 605 || [[The Aetherfont]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Going Haam}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:13.9 Y:16.0) || Speak to the cheery captain in [[Old Sharlayan]]; unlocks as part of the [[Patch 6.4]] main quests.
|-
| 605 || [[Dragonsong's Reprise (Ultimate)]] || {{i|Ultimate Raid}} || {{i|I Wandered Sharlayan as a Minstrel}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:12.7, Y:14.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]; requires [[Asphodelos: The Fourth Circle (Savage)]]
|-
| 600–610 || [[Abyssos (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || - || [[Labyrinthos]] (X:8.4 Y:27.4) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Nemjiji]] after completing {{i|Truth Imperfect}}
|-
| 605 || [[Mount Rokkon]] || {{i|Variant Dungeon}} || {{i|Mononoke Aware}} || [[Kugane]] (X:8.9 Y:8.8) || Speak with [[Tsubaki]] in [[Kugane]].
|-
| 605 || [[Aloalo Island]] || {{i|Variant Dungeon}} || {{i|Stranger from Paradise}} || [[Thavnair]] (X:? Y:?) || Speak with [[Pasasun]] in [[Thavnair]].
|-
| 610 || [[Another Sil'dihn Subterrane]] || {{i|Criterion Dungeon}} || - || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.9 Y:13.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Osmon]] after completing {{i|A Key to the Past}}.
|-
| 610 || [[Mount Ordeals (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|I Wandered Sharlayan as a Minstrel}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:12.7, Y:14.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 615 || [[The Voidcast Dais]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Abyssal Dark}} || [[The Red Moon]] (X:5.8, Y:2.7) || Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 6.4]] main quests.
|-
| 615 || [[Anabaseios]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Eater of Souls}} || [[Labyrinthos]] (X:8.6, Y:27.5) || Speak with [[Ruissenaud]]; part of [[Pandaemonium Quests]]
|-
| 620 || [[The Lunar Subterrane]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Down in the Dark}} || [[The Red Moon]] (X:6.0, Y:2.9) || Speak to [[Varshahn]] at [[The Red Moon]] (X:6.1, Y:3.5); unlocks as part of the [[Patch 6.5]] main quests.
|-
| 625 || [[The Abyssal Fracture]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Down in the Dark}} || [[The Red Moon]] (X:6.1, Y:3.5) || Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 6.5]] main quests.
|-
| 625 || [[Thaleia]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|The Heart of the Myth}} || [[The Omphalos]] (X:6.8, Y:8.4) || Speak with [[Deryk]] in [[Mor Dhona]] (X:23.9, Y:9.1); part of [[Myths of the Realm]]
|-
| 625 || [[The Gilded Araya]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Gentlemen at Heart}} || [[Thavnair]] (X:22, Y:34) || Part of [[Somehow Further Hildibrand Adventures]]
|-
| 630 || [[The Voidcast Dais (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|I Wandered Sharlayan as a Minstrel}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:12.7, Y:14.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 635 || [[Another Sil'dihn Subterrane (Savage)]] || {{i|Criterion Dungeon}} || - || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.9 Y:13.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Osmon]] after completing {{i|Another Sil'dihn Subterrane}}.
|-
| 635 || [[The Omega Protocol (Ultimate)]] || {{i|Ultimate Raid}} || {{i|I Wandered Sharlayan as a Minstrel}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:12.7, Y:14.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Talk to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]; requires [[Abyssos: The Eighth Circle (Savage)]]
|-
| 630–640 || [[Anabaseios (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || - || [[Labyrinthos]] (X:8.4 Y:27.4) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Nemjiji]] after completing {{i|Guided by the Past}}
|-
| 640 || [[Another Mount Rokkon]] || {{i|Criterion Dungeon}} || - || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.9 Y:13.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Osmon]] after completing {{i|Mononoke Aware}}.
|-
| 640 || [[The Abyssal Fracture (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|I Wandered Sharlayan as a Minstrel}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:12.7, Y:14.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 640 || [[Another Aloalo Island]] || {{i|Criterion Dungeon}} || - || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.9 Y:13.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Osmon]] after completing {{i|Stranger from Paradise}}.
|-
| 665 || [[Another Mount Rokkon (Savage)]] || {{i|Criterion Dungeon}} || - || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.9 Y:13.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Osmon]] after completing {{i|Another Mount Rokkon}}.
|-
| 665 || [[Another Aloalo Island (Savage)]] || {{i|Criterion Dungeon}} || - || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.9 Y:13.3) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Osmon]] after completing {{i|Another Aloalo Island}}.
|}

==Level 91 - 100==
{| {{STDT|mech1 sortable}}
|-
!Level
! style="width:150px;" | Unlock
! style="width:130px;" | Type
! Quest
! style="width:200px;" | Location
! Information
|-
| 90 || [[Dawn Hunt]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|A New Dawn, a New Hunt}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:11.8, Y:13.7) || Speak with [[Wing of Protection Scout]], requires {{i|The Rite of Succession}}
|-
| 91 || [[Ihuykatumu]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|For All Turali}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:11.1, Y:15.0) || Unlocks as part of the [[Dawntrail Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 91 || [[Pilgrim's Traverse]] || {{i|Deep Dungeon}} || {{i|Pilgrimage of Light}} || [[The Crystarium]] (X:10.3 Y:10.7) || Requires {{i|Endwalker (Quest)}}, and must have cleared {{i|Palace of the Dead}} floor 50
|-
| 91 || [[The Final Verse]] || {{i|Deep Dungeon}} || - || [[Il Mheg]] (X:29.9 Y:6.0) || Talk to [[Vanthau]] after reaching stone 99 of {{i|Pilgrim's Traverse}}
|-
| 92 || [[Dawntrail Role Quests]] || {{i|Side Quests}} || {{i|Uncouth Customers}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:12.4, Y:14.5) || Speak with [[Br'uk Evu]], requires {{i|The Feat of Pots}}
|-
| 92 || [[Wachumeqimeqi Deliveries]] || {{i|Side Quests}} || {{i|Wrought in Wachumeqimeqi}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:16.1, Y:11.1) || Speak with [[Ropli]], requires {{i|The Feat of Pots}}
|-
| 93 || [[Worqor Zormor]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The High Luminary}} || [[Urqopacha]] (X:13.2, Y:32.4) || Unlocks as part of the [[Dawntrail Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 93 || [[Worqor Lar Dor]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Skyruin}} || [[Urqopacha]] (X:32.9, Y:28.6) || Unlocks as part of the [[Dawntrail Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 94 || [[Intermediate Dawn mark bills]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Why We Hunt}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:13.9, Y:13.7) || Speak with [[Bol Ogaw]], requires {{i|The Leap to Yak T'el}}
|-
| 95 || [[The Skydeep Cenote]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Road to the Golden City}} || [[Yak T'el]] (X:31.5, Y:32.6) || Unlocks as part of the [[Dawntrail Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 97 || [[Vanguard]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|All Aboard}} || [[Shaaloani]] (X:18.6, Y:13.8) || Unlocks as part of the [[Dawntrail Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 99 || [[Origenics]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|The Resilient Son}} || [[Heritage Found]] (X:15.6, Y:5.1) || Unlocks as part of the [[Dawntrail Main Scenario Quests]]
|-
| 99 || [[Everkeep]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The Resilient Son}} || [[Heritage Found]] (X:15.6, Y:5.1) || Unlocks as part of the [[Dawntrail Main Scenario Quests]] after completing {{i|Origenics}}
|-
| 99 || [[Artifact Weapons (Dawntrail)]] [[Artifact Armor (Dawntrail)]] || [[Artifact Armor]] || {{i|In Pursuit of Sphene}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:12.4, Y:12.9 || Speak with [[Mewazunte]]. Unlocks as part of the [[Dawntrail Main Scenario Quests]].
|-
| 99 || [[Advanced Dawn mark bills]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Hunting the Hunter}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:13.9, Y:13.7) || Speak with [[Bol Ogaw]], requires {{i|Through the Gate of Gold}}
|-
| 100 || [[Dawntrail Elite Marks]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|The Hunt Goes On}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:13.9, Y:13.7) || Speak with [[Bol Ogaw]]
|-
|}

==Level 100==
{| {{STDT|mech1 sortable}}
|-
! iLevel
! style="width:150px;" | Unlock
! style="width:130px;" | Type
! Quest
! style="width:200px;" | Location
! Information
|-
| 670 || [[Alexandria]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Dawntrail (Quest)}} || [[Living Memory]] (X:11.4, Y:4.6) || Unlocks as part of the [[Dawntrail Main Scenario Quests]].
|-
| 670 || [[The Interphos]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Dawntrail (Quest)}} || [[Living Memory]] (X:11.4, Y:4.6) || Unlocks as part of the [[Dawntrail Main Scenario Quests]] after completing {{i|Alexandria}}.
|-
| - || [[File:Stone Sky Sea icon1.png|20px|link=The Spire of Trial]] [[The Spire of Trial]] || [[Game Mechanic]] || {{i|Trial by Spire}} || [[Solution Nine]] (X:19.9 Y:17.1) || Requires {{i|Dawntrail (Quest)}} and {{i|A Striking Opportunity}}. DPS Check for various [[Raid]]s and [[Trial]]s
|-
| - || [[Pelupelu Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|An Intrepid New Enterprise}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:13.6, Y:12.9) || Daily quests for [[Pelupelu]]. Requires {{i|Dawntrail (Quest)}}
|-
| - || [[Mamool Ja Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|Cultivating Hope}} || [[Yak T'el]] (X:35.6, Y:32.0) || Daily quests for [[Mamool Ja]]. Requires {{i|Dawntrail (Quest)}} and {{i|One Forest}}.
|-
| - || [[Yok Huy Daily Quests]] || {{i|Allied Society Quests}} || {{i|Frosty Neighbors}} || [[Urqopacha]] (X:32.1, Y:34.3) || Daily quests for [[Yok Huy]]. Requires {{i|Dawntrail (Quest)}} and {{i|Brains and Brawn}}.
|-
| - || [[Inconceivably Further Hildibrand Adventures]] || {{i|Side Quests}} || {{i|The Case of the Displaced Inspector}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:14.5, Y:12.5) || Speak with [[Nashu Mhakaracca]]
|-
| - || [[The Final Verse (Quantum)]] || {{i|Deep Dungeon}} || {{i|A Branch and Their Sapling}} || [[Il Mheg]] (X:29.8 Y:5.9) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Requires clearing stone 100 of {{i|Pilgrim's Traverse}}
|-
| 670 || [[Tender Valley]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|It Belongs in a Museum}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:14.0, Y:12.5) || Speak with [[Zeycihan]] in Tuliyollal.
|-
| 670 || [[The Strayborough Deadwalk]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Something Stray in the Neighborhood}} || [[Solution Nine]] (X:18.5, Y:18.2) || Speak with [[Nostalgia]] in Solution Nine.
|-
| 685 || [[AAC Light-heavyweight Tier]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|A New Challenger Appears}} || [[Solution Nine]] (X:19.1, Y:18.8) || Speak with [[Metem]]; part of [[The Arcadion Quests]]
|-
| 690 || [[Worqor Lar Dor (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|How the West Was Sung}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:11.2, Y:14.7) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 690 || [[Everkeep (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|How the West Was Sung}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:11.2, Y:14.7) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 690 || [[Tsukuyomi's Pain (Unreal)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Fantastic Mr. Faux}} || [[Idyllshire]] (X:7.0, Y:5.9) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with the [[Painfully Ishgardian Man]]. Part of [[Faux Hollows]]; only available in 7.4x
|-
| 690 || [[Occult Crescent]] || {{i|Field Operations}} || {{i|One Last Hurrah}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:17.1, Y:11.8) || Speak with the [[Expedition Messenger]]; requires {{i|Dawntrail (Quest)}}
|-
| 690 || [[Phantom Weapons]] || [[Relic Weapons]] || {{i|Arcane Artistry}} || [[The Phantom Village]] (X:6.6, Y:7.1) || Speak with [[Lydirceil]]; requires {{i|Unfamiliar Territory}}
|-
| 690 || [[Yuweyawata Field Station]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|In Search of the Past}} || [[Solution Nine]] (X:6.2, Y:15.2) || Unlocks as part of the [[Post-Dawntrail Main Scenario Quests]].
|-
| 695 || [[Jeuno: The First Walk]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|An Otherworldly Encounter}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:13.0 Y:11.6) || Part of [[Echoes of Vana'diel]]
|-
| 705 || [[The Underkeep]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Descent to the Foundation}} || [[The Backroom]] (X:6.0, Y:6.3) || Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 7.2]] main quests.
|-
| 700-710 || [[AAC Light-heavyweight Tier (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || - || [[Solution Nine]] (X:22.4, Y:17.1) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Gabbro]] after completing {{i|The Neoteric Witch}}
|-
| 710 || [[The Minstrel's Ballad: Sphene's Burden]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|How the West Was Sung}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:11.2, Y:14.7) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 710 || [[The Cloud of Darkness (Chaotic)]] || {{i|Chaotic Alliance Raid}} || {{i|How the West Was Sung}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:11.2, Y:14.7) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]
|-
| 715 || [[Recollection]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Descent to the Foundation}} || [[The Backroom]] (X:6.0, Y:6.3) || Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 7.2]] main quests.
|-
| 715 || [[AAC Cruiserweight Tier]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Souls under Siege}} || [[Solution Nine]] (X:22.2, Y:16.6) || Speak with [[Yaana]]; part of [[The Arcadion Quests]]
|-
| 720 || [[The Meso Terminal]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|A Terminal Invitation}} || [[Living Memory]] (X:21.5, Y:36.9) || Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 7.3]] main quests.
|-
| 725 || [[San d'Oria: The Second Walk]] || {{i|Alliance Raid}} || {{i|Dreams of Paradise}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:16.2 Y:3.9) || Part of [[Echoes of Vana'diel]]
|-
| 725 || [[The Windward Wilds]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|The White Wanderer}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:13.4, Y:13.1) || Part of [[Guardian Arkveld Descends!]]
|-
| 730 || [[Recollection (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|How the West Was Sung}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:11.2, Y:14.7) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]] after completing {{i|Descent to the Foundation}}
|-
| 735 || [[Futures Rewritten (Ultimate)]] || {{i|Ultimate Raid}} || {{i|How the West Was Sung}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:11.2, Y:14.7) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]]; requires completing {{i|AAC Light-heavyweight M4 (Savage)}}
|-
| 735 || [[Mistwake]] || {{i|Dungeon}} || {{i|Beyond the Mountains}} || [[Alexandria Crater]] (X:5.9, Y:6.5) || Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 7.4]] main quests.
|-
| 730-740 || [[AAC Cruiserweight Tier (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || - || [[Solution Nine]] (X:22.4, Y:17.1) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Gabbro]] after completing {{i|The Lone Wolf}}
|-
| 740 || [[The Minstrel's Ballad: Necron's Embrace]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|How the West Was Sung}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:11.2, Y:14.7) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]] after completing {{i|A Terminal Invitation}}
|-
| 740 || [[The Windward Wilds (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|How the West Was Sung}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:11.2, Y:14.7) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]] after completing {{i|The White Wanderer}}
|-
| 745 || [[Hell on Rails]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|Where We Call Home}} || [[Treno]] (X:11.8, Y:15.1) || Unlocks as part of the [[Patch 7.4]] main quests.
|-
| 745 || [[AAC Heavyweight Tier]] || {{i|Raid}} || {{i|Feral Fandom}} || [[Solution Nine]] (X:22.2, Y:16.6) || Speak with [[Yaana]]; part of [[The Arcadion Quests]]
|-
| 760 || [[Hell on Rails (Extreme)]] || {{i|Trial}} || {{i|How the West Was Sung}} || [[Tuliyollal]] (X:11.2, Y:14.7) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak to the [[Wandering Minstrel]] after completing {{i|Where We Call Home}}
|-
| 760 || [[The Merchant's Tale (Advanced)]] || {{i|Variant Dungeon}} (Advanced) || {{i|Abridged Too Far}} || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:11.9 Y:13.4) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Memolivia]] after defeating three unique final bosses in {{i|The Merchant's Tale}}.
|-
| 770 || [[Another Merchant's Tale]] || {{i|Criterion Dungeon}} || - || [[Old Sharlayan]] (X:12.0 Y:13.4) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Osmon]] after defeating all bosses in {{i|The Merchant's Tale (Advanced)}}.
|-
| 760-770 || [[AAC Heavyweight Tier (Savage)]] || {{i|Raid}} || - || [[Solution Nine]] (X:22.4, Y:17.1) || ('''Optional challenge content''') Speak with [[Gabbro]] after completing {{i|Glory Incarnate}}.
|}

{{End Game Progression}}
[[Category:Guides]]

Companions

2026-03-30T03:37:01Z

Freedom4556: /* Ranks 11-20 */

{{see also|Chocobo|Chocobo Raising|Chocobo Saddlebag}}

{{Lead icon|Companion icon2.png}}
[[file:companions1.jpg|400px|thumb|An adventurer and their Chocobo Companion in battle.]]
[[file:companions2.jpg|400px|thumb|A Chocobo Companion buffing themselves with Choco Guard.]]

[[Companions]] are [[chocobo]]s that fight alongside players. Players are not only be able to rank up their Chocobo Companion, but also customize the companion's looks and abilities.

A chocobo can be specialized into tanking, healing, or damage dealing (or even all three) by allocating their Skill Points into the Defender, Healer, or Attacker skill trees.

The chocobo's appearance can be altered with various [[Chocobo Barding|bardings]]. Bardings are purely cosmetic; they give no bonus stats or other gameplay benefits. The [[Chocobo Colors|chocobo's color]] can be changed, as well.

Chocobo Companions cannot be used in instanced [[duties]] such as [[dungeons]] or {{i|Field Operations}}, but they may remain summoned while waiting for a queue using the [[Duty Finder]].

All Chocobo Companions (and by extension the {{item icon|Company Chocobo}}, as they are the same bird) are considered male by the in-game text.

==Obtaining==
Players must have acquired their {{item icon|Company Chocobo}} by completing the quest {{i|My Little Chocobo}}.

Afterwards, after reaching level 30, players can unlock the Chocobo Companion system by completing the quest {{i|My Feisty Little Chocobo}} from [[Docette]] in [[Camp Tranquil]], [[South Shroud]] (X:17, Y:28).

==Summoning==
[[File:gysahl greens.jpg|thumb|400px|Gysahl Greens.]]
{{item icon|Gysahl Greens}} are required to summon a Chocobo Companion. They can be purchased for {{gil|36}} [[Gil]] each from [[Gysahl Greens#Acquisition|many vendors]] throughout the world. When summoned, the chocobo is displayed as a party member and remains summoned for a 30 minutes, after which it is automatically dismissed.

While summoned, the player can feed the chocobo more Gysahl Greens to keep them summoned. Each Gysahl Green will add 30 minutes to the timer, up to a maximum of 1 hour. This timer is temporarily suspended when the chocobo companion is unavailable - such as while the player is in a city or instance, or while mounted.

After death or dismissal, players will need to expend another Gyshahl Green to resummon their Chocobo Companion.

==Ranking Up==
A Chocobo Companion matches the player's level, but begins at Rank 1. While summoned, the Chocobo Companion can earn {{Companionexp}} companion experience points, which in turn will allow it to rank up. Companion exp is available through the following:
* Defeating monsters around the player's level in the open world.
** If the player's level is synced down for a FATE, then enemies defeated during that FATE will count as "around the player's level" and grant experience accordingly.
* Completing the [[Challenge Log]] entries Bosom Buddies I (defeat 20 enemies around the player's level for 5% of the current Rank's {{Companionexp}} experience), and Bosom Buddies II (defeat 100 enemies around the player's level for 10% experience).
* [[Chocobo Raising]] at a {{item icon|Chocobo Stable}} in a [[Player Housing]] area.

Chocobo Companions do not receive {{Companionexp}} experience through any other means, including FATE experience, Levequests, or Quests. Ranking up grants the Chocobo Companion Skill Points (SP) each level.

===Ranks 11-20===
Chocobo Companions will initially stop earning {{Companionexp}} experience once they reach Rank 10, at which point they must be fed a {{item icon|Thavnairian Onion}}, which will allow them to increase their Rank once more. This must be repeated for each rank until the maximum of Rank 20, after which a Chocobo Companion can no longer earn any additional {{Companionexp}} experience, Ranks, or SP. The amount of experience required for each Rank rises dramatically, and therefore it will likely take quite some time before a Chocobo Companion reaches the max Rank.
* Note: Thavnairian Onions can only be used when the Chocobo's EXP bar for their current Rank is at maximum.

Thavnairian Onions are normally obtained through [[Gardening]] - specifically, other plants must be [[Intercrossing|Intercrossed]] (which requires a house, not an [[Apartment]]) in order to generate the onion seeds, and then the onion seeds must be planted and grown. Alternatively, onions can be purchased from other players on the [[Market Board]], and 2 onions are available from yellow side quests in Heavensward areas:
* {{i|Landing a Stable Job}}, a one-off quest in [[The Pillars]].
* {{i|A Hunter's True Nature}}, part of a long quest chain in [[The Dravanian Forelands]].

The process of growing onions is generally considered cumbersome - growing a single onion takes 10 days, requiring watering every 48 hours or else the plants will die.<ref>[https://www.polygon.com/ffxiv-guides-ff14-final-fantasy-14-online/24126259/thavnairian-onions-how-to-get-garden-plant-crossbreed-grow-quests/ Thavnairian Onion growing guide - Polygon]</ref> This also only becomes profitable if the onions are farmed en masse, as opposed to the mere 10 a single player would need (8 if the 2 aforementioned quests are completed). Therefore, for most players the easiest solution is to simply buy them on the Market Board.
* For players on the [[Free Trial]], which prevents them from trading, using the Market Board, and owning housing, there is a workaround to obtain onions: a house-owning friend can make them a [[Personal Housing#Estate Sharing|Tenant]] and give them gardening permissions, which allows them to harvest onions from the homeowner's garden.

==Empowering==
[[File:companion tab.jpg|400px|thumb|Companion Tab in Character Menu.]]
Skill Points (SP) can be spent to grant a Chocobo Companion bonus stats and skills. Skills can be purchased in three specializations: Defender, Healer, and Attacker. These trees correspond to battle stances; when placed into a specific battle stance, the Chocobo Companion will exclusively use abilities from the corresponding tree. For example, a Chocobo Companion in Healer Stance will only use Spells unlocked in the Healer tree. Additionally, the Free Stance will instead instruct the Chocobo Companion to make their own decisions, and utilize any unlocked Skills from any tree.

Chocobo Companions earn an increasing amount of SP per Rank:
{| {{STDT|pve sortable}}
|-
! Rank !! SP earned !! Running total SP
|-
| 1 || +1 || 1
|-
| 2 || +2 || 3
|-
| 3 || +3 || 6
|-
| 4 || +4 || 10
|-
| 5 || +5 || 15
|-
| 6 || +6 || 21
|-
| 7 || +7 || 28
|-
| 8 || +8 || 36
|-
| 9 || +9 || 45
|-
| 10 || +10 || 55
|-
| 11 || +10 || 65
|-
| 12 || +10 || 75
|-
| 13 || +10 || 85
|-
| 14 || +10 || 95
|-
| 15 || +10 || 105
|-
| 16 || +10 || 115
|-
| 17 || +11 || 126
|-
| 18 || +12 || 138
|-
| 19 || +13 || 151
|-
| 20 || +14 || 165
|}

Skills also cost an increasing amount of SP to purchase, starting at 1 SP and ending at 10 SP. Skills must be purchased in order within each tree. "Traits" are passive, and are always applied, regardless of the Chocobo Companion's current stance.

At Rank 10, a chocobo will have 55 SP, which is exactly enough to max a single skill tree. At Rank 20, they will have 165 SP, which is enough to max all three skill trees (since 55 * 3 = 165).

A Chocobo Companion's Skill Points can be refunded by feeding it a {{item icon|Reagan Pepper}}, purchased from the player's [[Grand Company Quartermasters]] for {{company seal|48000}} [[Company Seals]], or from their [[Hunt Billmaster]] for {{allied seal|20}} [[Allied Seals]].

Due to the nature of the player's lack of control over the companion's attacks and positioning, it is recommended to avoid leveling the Defender tree first. The player will almost always out-[[enmity]] the chocobo, so Tank and DPS players should focus on leveling the Healer tree, while Healer players would benefit most from the extra DPS of the Attacker tree.

==Appearance Customization==
{{Main|Chocobo Barding}}
A Chocobo's appearance can be customized using various [[Chocobo Barding|Bardings]]. Bardings are purely cosmetic, and are equipped in three different slots: Head, Body, and Legs. Different Bardings can be mixed and matched to create a unique look for the Chocobo.

Additionally, any Bardings will also appear on the Chocobo when ridden as a [[Chocobo#Chocobo Mount|mount]]. (Only affects the {{item icon|Company Chocobo}} mount. Does not affect any other mounts which also happen to be chocobos.)

<gallery heights=200px mode=packed>
Barding of Light.jpeg|A chocobo wearing the {{item icon|Barding of Light}}.
</gallery>

{{Main|Chocobo Colors}}
Players can also change the color of their Chocobo, by feeding them specific foods while in a {{item icon|Chocobo Stable}} in a [[Player Housing]] area; please see [[Chocobo Colors]] for more information.

<gallery heights=200px mode=packed>
Raptor Blue Chocobo.jpeg|A Chocobo in the Raptor Blue color.
</gallery>

==Skills==
* Each individual skill costs its level in SP (level 1 costs 1 SP, level 2 costs 2 SP, etc).
* Skills in a tree must be unlocked in order - for example, the level 3 skill for the healer tree requires unlocking levels 1 and 2 in the healer tree first.
* With the above points in mind, the SP Costs listed in the table below are the ''total'' needed for that level.

==={{Tank}} Defender===
{| {{STDT|tanker-role sortable}}
|-
! Name
! Level
! Total SP Cost
! Type
! Description
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Drop}} || 1 || 1 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with a potency of 150. Additional Effect: Increased enmity.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Strength (Chocobo)|Enhanced Strength}} || 2 || 3 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion strength by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Increased HP}} || 3 || 6 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion HP by 10%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Kick}} || 4 || 10 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with a potency of 130. Additional Effect: Slow + 20% Duration: 12s
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Accuracy}} || 5 || 15 || Trait || align = "left" | Increases companion accuracy by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Critical Hit}} || 6 || 21 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion critical hit by 15%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Guard}} || 7 || 28 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Reduces damage taken by chocobo by 15%. Duration: 15s
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Strength (Chocobo)|Enhanced Strength}} || 8 || 36 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion strength by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Increased HP}} || 9 || 45 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion HP by 10%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Strike}} ||10 || 55 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with potency of 150 to all enemies in a cone before it. Additional Effect: Increased enmity.
|}

==={{Healer}} Healer===
{| {{STDT|healer-role sortable}}
|-
! Name
! Level
! Total SP Cost
! Type
! Description
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Regen}} || 1 || 1 || Spell || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to grant Regen to target. Cure Potency: 25 Duration: 18s
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Mind (Chocobo)|Enhanced Mind}} || 2 || 3 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion mind by 10%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Increased HP}} || 3 || 6 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion HP by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Cure}} || 4 || 10 || Spell || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to restore target's HP. Cure Potency: 300
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Accuracy}} || 5 || 15 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion accuracy by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Critical Hit}} || 6 || 21 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion critical hit by 15%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Surge}} || 7 || 28 || Spell || align = "left" |Increases chocobo's healing magic potency by 30%. Duration: 30s
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Mind (Chocobo)|Enhanced Mind]}} || 8 || 36 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion mind by 15%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Increased HP}} || 9 || 45 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion HP by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Medica}} ||10 || 55 || Spell || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to restore its own HP and the HP of all nearby party members. Cure Potency: 150
|}

==={{Dps}} Attacker===
{| {{STDT|dps-role sortable}}
|-
! Name
! Level
! Total SP Cost
! Type
! Description
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Slash}} || 1 || 1 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with a potency of 150.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Strength (Chocobo)|Enhanced Strength}} || 2 || 3 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion strength by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Increased HP}} || 3 || 6 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion HP by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Beak}} || 4 || 10 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with a potency of 130. Additional Effect: Damage over time Potency: 20 Duration: 18s
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Accuracy}} || 5 || 15 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion accuracy by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Critical Hit}} || 6 || 21 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion critical hit by 15%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Rush}} || 7 || 28 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with a potency of 130. Additional Effect: Stun Duration: 5s
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Strength (Chocobo)|Enhanced Strength}} || 8 || 36 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion strength by 10%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Increase Attack Speed (Chocobo)|Increase Attack Speed}} || 9 || 45 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion attack speed by 10%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Blast}} ||10 || 55 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with a potency of 170 to all enemies in a cone before it.
|}

==Stances==
[[File:companions tab2.jpg|400px|thumb|Companions Tab in Actions and Traits Menu.]]
===Free Stance===
The chocobo auto-attacks, while using all unlocked skills as they see fit. A Chocobo Companion will auto-attack the first enemy the player engages, alternating between using unlocked Weaponskills and Healer Spells. The Chocobo Companion's target can be changed by switching it to Follow, then back to Free Stance.

==={{Tank}} Defender Stance===
The chocobo auto-attacks, and they exclusively use unlocked Weaponskills and Abilities from the Defender tree.

A Defender Chocobo Companion will struggle to hold [[enmity]] for most players. Moreover, even in situations where they are able to do so, they will quickly die without any healing, as they are unable to use any Spells from the Healer tree while in Defender Stance, even if they are unlocked. If the player would like their Chocobo Companion to tank, they will need to be prepared to hold back their DPS as well as keep them healed. Due to this, the Defender Stance is the least useful of the stances.

==={{Healer}} Healer Stance===
The chocobo ''does not auto-attack'', and they exclusively use unlocked Spells from the Healer tree.

This is a useful stance if the Chocobo Companion has no Attacker skills unlocked. They will use {{action icon|Choco Regen}} whenever a member of the party or themselves take damage, while {{action icon|Choco Cure}} will be used when dropping below 75% HP (other stances wait until 50% HP). {{action icon|Choco Surge}} will be used whenever it is off cooldown. The Chocobo Companion will also follow behind the player directly while in this Stance, so make sure they are lead out of the range of any ground-targeted abilities, or they will be hit by them.

==={{Dps}} Attacker Stance===
The chocobo auto-attacks, and they exclusively use unlocked Weaponskills from the Attacker tree.

While this stance is simple and straightforward, it should be noted that a max Rank Chocobo Companion with all unlocked Skills will get slightly more out of using Free Stance, even if the goal is raw DPS. This is because the cooldown of Weaponskills in the Attacker tree are not shared with those of the Defender tree. The increased enmity of Defender skills is inconsequential in any context, unless the player or their party's DPS is exceedingly low. They will also be able to sustain themselves and the party while in Free Stance, which they are unable to do while in Attacker Stance.

<gallery heights=344px mode=packed>
File:Companion stances.png|{{item icon|Paladin Barding}}, {{item icon|Dragoon Barding}}, {{item icon|White Mage Barding}}, and {{item icon|Black Mage Barding}}
</gallery>

==Food Effects==
When feeding the below [[Chocobo Raising#Food Effects|foods]] to a summoned Chocobo Companion, they will gain a boost to their stats for as long as they remain summoned.
* Buffs will persist while: the player is using a mount, or the player is in a city where the Chocobo does not follow them.
* Buffs will disappear if: the Chocobo's timer runs out, the Chocobo is defeated in combat, the "Withdraw" action is performed, or the player logs out of the game.
* Only one of these buffs can be active at a time. If a new buff is cast, it will overwrite the old one.
* If the food used is a Chocobo's [[Chocobo Raising#Training|favorite]], then the buff from that food will be upgraded to level 2.
* Curiel Root's EXP bonus only affects EXP from battle, not EXP from stable training or the [[Challenge Log]].

{| {{STDT|item sortable align-left}}
|-
! Food
! Normal Effect
! Favorite Effect
! Source
|-
|{{Item icon|Curiel Root}} || Companion EXP {{Companionexp}} Up || Companion EXP {{Companionexp}} Up II || Gardening
|-
|{{Item icon|Sylkis Bud}} || Companion Attack Up || Companion Attack Up II || Gardening or [[Vath_Stickpeddler|Vendor]]
|-
|{{Item icon|Mimett Gourd}} || Companion Healing Potency Up || Companion Healing Potency Up II || Gardening or [[Vath_Stickpeddler|Vendor]]
|-
|{{Item icon|Tantalplant}} || Companion Maximum [[HP]] Up || Companion Maximum [[HP]] Up II || Gardening or [[Vath_Stickpeddler|Vendor]]
|-
|{{Item icon|Pahsana Fruit}} || Companion [[Enmity]] Up || Companion [[Enmity]] Up II || Gardening or [[Vath_Stickpeddler|Vendor]]
|}

====Tips and Tricks====
{{#lsth:Chocobo Raising|Tips and Tricks}}

==Achievements==
Companions are associated with the following [[achievements]]:

{| {{STDT| mech1 sortable align-left}}
{{achievement table header}}
{{achievement table row|Bosom Buddies I}}
{{achievement table row|Bosom Buddies II}}
{{achievement table row|Bosom Buddies III}}
{{achievement table row|Breaking Bo}}
|}

==References==
<references/>

{{Chocobo Actions and Traits}}
[[Category:Patch 2.0 Features‎]]

Companions

2026-03-30T03:36:42Z

Freedom4556: /* Ranks 11-20 */

{{see also|Chocobo|Chocobo Raising|Chocobo Saddlebag}}

{{Lead icon|Companion icon2.png}}
[[file:companions1.jpg|400px|thumb|An adventurer and their Chocobo Companion in battle.]]
[[file:companions2.jpg|400px|thumb|A Chocobo Companion buffing themselves with Choco Guard.]]

[[Companions]] are [[chocobo]]s that fight alongside players. Players are not only be able to rank up their Chocobo Companion, but also customize the companion's looks and abilities.

A chocobo can be specialized into tanking, healing, or damage dealing (or even all three) by allocating their Skill Points into the Defender, Healer, or Attacker skill trees.

The chocobo's appearance can be altered with various [[Chocobo Barding|bardings]]. Bardings are purely cosmetic; they give no bonus stats or other gameplay benefits. The [[Chocobo Colors|chocobo's color]] can be changed, as well.

Chocobo Companions cannot be used in instanced [[duties]] such as [[dungeons]] or {{i|Field Operations}}, but they may remain summoned while waiting for a queue using the [[Duty Finder]].

All Chocobo Companions (and by extension the {{item icon|Company Chocobo}}, as they are the same bird) are considered male by the in-game text.

==Obtaining==
Players must have acquired their {{item icon|Company Chocobo}} by completing the quest {{i|My Little Chocobo}}.

Afterwards, after reaching level 30, players can unlock the Chocobo Companion system by completing the quest {{i|My Feisty Little Chocobo}} from [[Docette]] in [[Camp Tranquil]], [[South Shroud]] (X:17, Y:28).

==Summoning==
[[File:gysahl greens.jpg|thumb|400px|Gysahl Greens.]]
{{item icon|Gysahl Greens}} are required to summon a Chocobo Companion. They can be purchased for {{gil|36}} [[Gil]] each from [[Gysahl Greens#Acquisition|many vendors]] throughout the world. When summoned, the chocobo is displayed as a party member and remains summoned for a 30 minutes, after which it is automatically dismissed.

While summoned, the player can feed the chocobo more Gysahl Greens to keep them summoned. Each Gysahl Green will add 30 minutes to the timer, up to a maximum of 1 hour. This timer is temporarily suspended when the chocobo companion is unavailable - such as while the player is in a city or instance, or while mounted.

After death or dismissal, players will need to expend another Gyshahl Green to resummon their Chocobo Companion.

==Ranking Up==
A Chocobo Companion matches the player's level, but begins at Rank 1. While summoned, the Chocobo Companion can earn {{Companionexp}} companion experience points, which in turn will allow it to rank up. Companion exp is available through the following:
* Defeating monsters around the player's level in the open world.
** If the player's level is synced down for a FATE, then enemies defeated during that FATE will count as "around the player's level" and grant experience accordingly.
* Completing the [[Challenge Log]] entries Bosom Buddies I (defeat 20 enemies around the player's level for 5% of the current Rank's {{Companionexp}} experience), and Bosom Buddies II (defeat 100 enemies around the player's level for 10% experience).
* [[Chocobo Raising]] at a {{item icon|Chocobo Stable}} in a [[Player Housing]] area.

Chocobo Companions do not receive {{Companionexp}} experience through any other means, including FATE experience, Levequests, or Quests. Ranking up grants the Chocobo Companion Skill Points (SP) each level.

===Ranks 11-20===
Chocobo Companions will initially stop earning {{Companionexp}} experience once they reach Rank 10, at which point they must be fed a {{item icon|Thavnairian Onion}}, which will allow them to increase their Rank once more. This must be repeated for each rank until the maximum of Rank 20, after which a Chocobo Companion can no longer earn any additional {{Companionexp}} experience, Ranks, or SP. The amount of experience required for each Rank rises dramatically, and therefore it will likely take quite some time before a Chocobo Companion reaches the max Rank.
* Note: Thavnairian Onions can only be used when the Chocobo's EXP bar for their current Rank is at maximum.

Thavnairian Onions are normally obtained through [[Gardening]] - specifically, other plants must be [[Intercrossing|Intercrossed]] (which requires a house, not an [[Apartment]]) in order to generate the onion seeds, and then the onion seeds must be planted and grown. Alternatively, onions can be purchased from other players on the [[Market Board]], and 2 onions are available from yellow side quests in Heavensward areas:
* {{i|Landing a Stable Job}}, a one-off quest in [[The Pillars]].
* {{i|A Hunter's True Nature}}, part of a long quest chain in [[The Dravanian Forelands]].

The process of growing onions is generally considered cumbersome - growing a single onion takes 10 days, requiring waterings every 48 hours or else the plants will die.<ref>[https://www.polygon.com/ffxiv-guides-ff14-final-fantasy-14-online/24126259/thavnairian-onions-how-to-get-garden-plant-crossbreed-grow-quests/ Thavnairian Onion growing guide - Polygon]</ref> This also only becomes profitable if the onions are farmed en masse, as opposed to the mere 10 a single player would need (8 if the 2 aforementioned quests are completed). Therefore, for most players the easiest solution is to simply buy them on the Market Board.
* For players on the [[Free Trial]], which prevents them from trading, using the Market Board, and owning housing, there is a workaround to obtain onions: a house-owning friend can make them a [[Personal Housing#Estate Sharing|Tenant]] and give them gardening permissions, which allows them to harvest onions from the homeowner's garden.

==Empowering==
[[File:companion tab.jpg|400px|thumb|Companion Tab in Character Menu.]]
Skill Points (SP) can be spent to grant a Chocobo Companion bonus stats and skills. Skills can be purchased in three specializations: Defender, Healer, and Attacker. These trees correspond to battle stances; when placed into a specific battle stance, the Chocobo Companion will exclusively use abilities from the corresponding tree. For example, a Chocobo Companion in Healer Stance will only use Spells unlocked in the Healer tree. Additionally, the Free Stance will instead instruct the Chocobo Companion to make their own decisions, and utilize any unlocked Skills from any tree.

Chocobo Companions earn an increasing amount of SP per Rank:
{| {{STDT|pve sortable}}
|-
! Rank !! SP earned !! Running total SP
|-
| 1 || +1 || 1
|-
| 2 || +2 || 3
|-
| 3 || +3 || 6
|-
| 4 || +4 || 10
|-
| 5 || +5 || 15
|-
| 6 || +6 || 21
|-
| 7 || +7 || 28
|-
| 8 || +8 || 36
|-
| 9 || +9 || 45
|-
| 10 || +10 || 55
|-
| 11 || +10 || 65
|-
| 12 || +10 || 75
|-
| 13 || +10 || 85
|-
| 14 || +10 || 95
|-
| 15 || +10 || 105
|-
| 16 || +10 || 115
|-
| 17 || +11 || 126
|-
| 18 || +12 || 138
|-
| 19 || +13 || 151
|-
| 20 || +14 || 165
|}

Skills also cost an increasing amount of SP to purchase, starting at 1 SP and ending at 10 SP. Skills must be purchased in order within each tree. "Traits" are passive, and are always applied, regardless of the Chocobo Companion's current stance.

At Rank 10, a chocobo will have 55 SP, which is exactly enough to max a single skill tree. At Rank 20, they will have 165 SP, which is enough to max all three skill trees (since 55 * 3 = 165).

A Chocobo Companion's Skill Points can be refunded by feeding it a {{item icon|Reagan Pepper}}, purchased from the player's [[Grand Company Quartermasters]] for {{company seal|48000}} [[Company Seals]], or from their [[Hunt Billmaster]] for {{allied seal|20}} [[Allied Seals]].

Due to the nature of the player's lack of control over the companion's attacks and positioning, it is recommended to avoid leveling the Defender tree first. The player will almost always out-[[enmity]] the chocobo, so Tank and DPS players should focus on leveling the Healer tree, while Healer players would benefit most from the extra DPS of the Attacker tree.

==Appearance Customization==
{{Main|Chocobo Barding}}
A Chocobo's appearance can be customized using various [[Chocobo Barding|Bardings]]. Bardings are purely cosmetic, and are equipped in three different slots: Head, Body, and Legs. Different Bardings can be mixed and matched to create a unique look for the Chocobo.

Additionally, any Bardings will also appear on the Chocobo when ridden as a [[Chocobo#Chocobo Mount|mount]]. (Only affects the {{item icon|Company Chocobo}} mount. Does not affect any other mounts which also happen to be chocobos.)

<gallery heights=200px mode=packed>
Barding of Light.jpeg|A chocobo wearing the {{item icon|Barding of Light}}.
</gallery>

{{Main|Chocobo Colors}}
Players can also change the color of their Chocobo, by feeding them specific foods while in a {{item icon|Chocobo Stable}} in a [[Player Housing]] area; please see [[Chocobo Colors]] for more information.

<gallery heights=200px mode=packed>
Raptor Blue Chocobo.jpeg|A Chocobo in the Raptor Blue color.
</gallery>

==Skills==
* Each individual skill costs its level in SP (level 1 costs 1 SP, level 2 costs 2 SP, etc).
* Skills in a tree must be unlocked in order - for example, the level 3 skill for the healer tree requires unlocking levels 1 and 2 in the healer tree first.
* With the above points in mind, the SP Costs listed in the table below are the ''total'' needed for that level.

==={{Tank}} Defender===
{| {{STDT|tanker-role sortable}}
|-
! Name
! Level
! Total SP Cost
! Type
! Description
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Drop}} || 1 || 1 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with a potency of 150. Additional Effect: Increased enmity.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Strength (Chocobo)|Enhanced Strength}} || 2 || 3 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion strength by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Increased HP}} || 3 || 6 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion HP by 10%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Kick}} || 4 || 10 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with a potency of 130. Additional Effect: Slow + 20% Duration: 12s
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Accuracy}} || 5 || 15 || Trait || align = "left" | Increases companion accuracy by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Critical Hit}} || 6 || 21 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion critical hit by 15%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Guard}} || 7 || 28 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Reduces damage taken by chocobo by 15%. Duration: 15s
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Strength (Chocobo)|Enhanced Strength}} || 8 || 36 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion strength by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Increased HP}} || 9 || 45 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion HP by 10%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Strike}} ||10 || 55 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with potency of 150 to all enemies in a cone before it. Additional Effect: Increased enmity.
|}

==={{Healer}} Healer===
{| {{STDT|healer-role sortable}}
|-
! Name
! Level
! Total SP Cost
! Type
! Description
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Regen}} || 1 || 1 || Spell || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to grant Regen to target. Cure Potency: 25 Duration: 18s
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Mind (Chocobo)|Enhanced Mind}} || 2 || 3 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion mind by 10%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Increased HP}} || 3 || 6 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion HP by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Cure}} || 4 || 10 || Spell || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to restore target's HP. Cure Potency: 300
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Accuracy}} || 5 || 15 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion accuracy by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Critical Hit}} || 6 || 21 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion critical hit by 15%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Surge}} || 7 || 28 || Spell || align = "left" |Increases chocobo's healing magic potency by 30%. Duration: 30s
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Mind (Chocobo)|Enhanced Mind]}} || 8 || 36 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion mind by 15%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Increased HP}} || 9 || 45 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion HP by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Medica}} ||10 || 55 || Spell || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to restore its own HP and the HP of all nearby party members. Cure Potency: 150
|}

==={{Dps}} Attacker===
{| {{STDT|dps-role sortable}}
|-
! Name
! Level
! Total SP Cost
! Type
! Description
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Slash}} || 1 || 1 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with a potency of 150.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Strength (Chocobo)|Enhanced Strength}} || 2 || 3 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion strength by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Increased HP}} || 3 || 6 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion HP by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Beak}} || 4 || 10 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with a potency of 130. Additional Effect: Damage over time Potency: 20 Duration: 18s
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Accuracy}} || 5 || 15 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion accuracy by 5%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Critical Hit}} || 6 || 21 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion critical hit by 15%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Rush}} || 7 || 28 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with a potency of 130. Additional Effect: Stun Duration: 5s
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Enhanced Strength (Chocobo)|Enhanced Strength}} || 8 || 36 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion strength by 10%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Increase Attack Speed (Chocobo)|Increase Attack Speed}} || 9 || 45 || Trait || align = "left" |Increases companion attack speed by 10%.
|-
| {{action icon|size=big|Choco Blast}} ||10 || 55 || Weaponskill || align = "left" |Orders chocobo to deliver an attack with a potency of 170 to all enemies in a cone before it.
|}

==Stances==
[[File:companions tab2.jpg|400px|thumb|Companions Tab in Actions and Traits Menu.]]
===Free Stance===
The chocobo auto-attacks, while using all unlocked skills as they see fit. A Chocobo Companion will auto-attack the first enemy the player engages, alternating between using unlocked Weaponskills and Healer Spells. The Chocobo Companion's target can be changed by switching it to Follow, then back to Free Stance.

==={{Tank}} Defender Stance===
The chocobo auto-attacks, and they exclusively use unlocked Weaponskills and Abilities from the Defender tree.

A Defender Chocobo Companion will struggle to hold [[enmity]] for most players. Moreover, even in situations where they are able to do so, they will quickly die without any healing, as they are unable to use any Spells from the Healer tree while in Defender Stance, even if they are unlocked. If the player would like their Chocobo Companion to tank, they will need to be prepared to hold back their DPS as well as keep them healed. Due to this, the Defender Stance is the least useful of the stances.

==={{Healer}} Healer Stance===
The chocobo ''does not auto-attack'', and they exclusively use unlocked Spells from the Healer tree.

This is a useful stance if the Chocobo Companion has no Attacker skills unlocked. They will use {{action icon|Choco Regen}} whenever a member of the party or themselves take damage, while {{action icon|Choco Cure}} will be used when dropping below 75% HP (other stances wait until 50% HP). {{action icon|Choco Surge}} will be used whenever it is off cooldown. The Chocobo Companion will also follow behind the player directly while in this Stance, so make sure they are lead out of the range of any ground-targeted abilities, or they will be hit by them.

==={{Dps}} Attacker Stance===
The chocobo auto-attacks, and they exclusively use unlocked Weaponskills from the Attacker tree.

While this stance is simple and straightforward, it should be noted that a max Rank Chocobo Companion with all unlocked Skills will get slightly more out of using Free Stance, even if the goal is raw DPS. This is because the cooldown of Weaponskills in the Attacker tree are not shared with those of the Defender tree. The increased enmity of Defender skills is inconsequential in any context, unless the player or their party's DPS is exceedingly low. They will also be able to sustain themselves and the party while in Free Stance, which they are unable to do while in Attacker Stance.

<gallery heights=344px mode=packed>
File:Companion stances.png|{{item icon|Paladin Barding}}, {{item icon|Dragoon Barding}}, {{item icon|White Mage Barding}}, and {{item icon|Black Mage Barding}}
</gallery>

==Food Effects==
When feeding the below [[Chocobo Raising#Food Effects|foods]] to a summoned Chocobo Companion, they will gain a boost to their stats for as long as they remain summoned.
* Buffs will persist while: the player is using a mount, or the player is in a city where the Chocobo does not follow them.
* Buffs will disappear if: the Chocobo's timer runs out, the Chocobo is defeated in combat, the "Withdraw" action is performed, or the player logs out of the game.
* Only one of these buffs can be active at a time. If a new buff is cast, it will overwrite the old one.
* If the food used is a Chocobo's [[Chocobo Raising#Training|favorite]], then the buff from that food will be upgraded to level 2.
* Curiel Root's EXP bonus only affects EXP from battle, not EXP from stable training or the [[Challenge Log]].

{| {{STDT|item sortable align-left}}
|-
! Food
! Normal Effect
! Favorite Effect
! Source
|-
|{{Item icon|Curiel Root}} || Companion EXP {{Companionexp}} Up || Companion EXP {{Companionexp}} Up II || Gardening
|-
|{{Item icon|Sylkis Bud}} || Companion Attack Up || Companion Attack Up II || Gardening or [[Vath_Stickpeddler|Vendor]]
|-
|{{Item icon|Mimett Gourd}} || Companion Healing Potency Up || Companion Healing Potency Up II || Gardening or [[Vath_Stickpeddler|Vendor]]
|-
|{{Item icon|Tantalplant}} || Companion Maximum [[HP]] Up || Companion Maximum [[HP]] Up II || Gardening or [[Vath_Stickpeddler|Vendor]]
|-
|{{Item icon|Pahsana Fruit}} || Companion [[Enmity]] Up || Companion [[Enmity]] Up II || Gardening or [[Vath_Stickpeddler|Vendor]]
|}

====Tips and Tricks====
{{#lsth:Chocobo Raising|Tips and Tricks}}

==Achievements==
Companions are associated with the following [[achievements]]:

{| {{STDT| mech1 sortable align-left}}
{{achievement table header}}
{{achievement table row|Bosom Buddies I}}
{{achievement table row|Bosom Buddies II}}
{{achievement table row|Bosom Buddies III}}
{{achievement table row|Breaking Bo}}
|}

==References==
<references/>

{{Chocobo Actions and Traits}}
[[Category:Patch 2.0 Features‎]]

Anima Weapons

2026-03-30T01:56:14Z

Freedom4556: /* Reconditioned Anima Weapons (IL 240) */

{{Heavensward expansion content}}
{{otheruses|the Level 60 [[Relic Weapons]]|the [[minion]]|Anima (Minion)|the [[dungeon]] [[Bosses|boss]]|Anima (Boss)}}
{{see also|Replica Anima Weapons}}
[[File:Anima Weapons banner.png|center|550px]]
{{TOCRIGHT}}
[[Anima Weapons]] are the level 60 [[Relic Weapons]] for [[Heavensward]]. First released in [[patch 3.15]], players '''do not''' need to complete the level 50 [[Zodiac Weapon]] quest chains to unlock the [[Anima Weapons/Quest|Anima Weapon quest chain]]. Players who have obtained the [[Zodiac Zeta Weapons]] will be able to skip the first step of Anima Weapon quest chain. This advantage is not [[job]] specific. For example, if players have obtained the [[WAR]] Zeta weapon they will still be able to skip while doing the [[DRK]] anima weapon.

Compared to [[ARR]]'s [[Zodiac Weapon]]s, the [[Heavensward]] relic steps are heavily based on items you can buy with {{tomestone|Poetics}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] and [[Grand Company]] {{Company seal}} [[Company Seal]]s. Players can spend excess currency in advance before starting this quest chain. '''However''', not ''all'' of the items are available for purchase before the quests have been started. After upgrading their Anima weapon to IL 230, players can buy [[Replica Anima Weapons|replica versions of past enhancement steps]] from the [[Restoration Node]] for [[glamour]].

'''Relic weapons from past expansions are not intended for combat use, but for cosmetic, [[achievements]], and collection purposes.''' Weapons of similar power, for the same player level, that are much more easily obtainable and are intended for character progression can be bought with {{tomestone|Poetics}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]].'''

==Lore==
{{quotation|[https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/pr/special/3_1_As_Goes_Light_So_Goes_Darkness/ Patch 3.1 Official Site]|A young researcher hailing from the Near East has come to Eorzea in search of aid. His field of study? Anima, an essence he considers to be a reflection of the soul. Through a chance encounter with the master craftsman Gerolt, he and the legendary blacksmith have joined forces to create a weapon the likes of which the realm has never seen.}}
{{quotation|[https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/pr/special/3_3_Revenge_Of_The_Horde/ Patch 3.3 Official Site]|Though it is only a matter of time before the anima fully develops, Ardashir believes he can hasten the process. To that end, he voyages to Idyllshire in search of an acquaintance, one Ulan. A fellow researcher and enthusiast of all creatures arcane, she has devoted her life to their study and methods by which they can be enhanced. Could her work be the key to unlocking the anima's potential?}}
{{quotation|[https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/pr/special/3_4_Soul_Surrender/ Patch 3.4 Official Site]|After many tests and trials, the anima would appear to be at the pinnacle of perfection. To that end, Ardashir is making preparations to return to the Near East that he might present his findings. Gerolt, on the other hand, believes there is yet work to be done. Could our resident drunkard and realm-renown blacksmith hold the key to the anima's advancement?}}
{{quotation|[https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/pr/special/3_5_The_Far_Edge_Of_Fate/ Patch 3.5 Official Site]|As repair work on the Allagan droid progresses, it becomes clear that it won't be long until the anima weapon is fortified at last. Just what form will the anima take once all is said and done? Well, that's the million-gil question.}}

==Animated Weapons (IL 170)==
[[File:FFXIV PUB Patch3.15 05 png jpgcopy.jpg|right|350px]]
[[File:FFXIV PUB Patch3.15 06 png jpgcopy.jpg|right|350px]]
{{main|Animated Weapons/Quest}}

Repeatable quest: {{i|Soul without Life}}

To unlock the quest chain, players need to be level 60 with a [[Disciple of War]] or [[Disciple of Magic]] and complete the [[Main Scenario Quest]] {{i|Heavensward (Quest)}}. You will then need to complete the one-time quest {{i|An Unexpected Proposal}}. Afterwards you will need to complete {{i|Soul without Life}} for each relic you wish to acquire. You will need to acquire an {{item icon|Astral Nodule}} and an {{item icon|Umbral Nodule}} from [[Syndony]] in [[Mor Dhona]](x22,y5). There are two options for how to do so:
* '''Option 1''': Farm FATEs in each of the six Heavensward zones for crystals. You need one type of crystal from each zone. '''The drop rate is estimated to be about 33%.'''
** Turn in the Wind, Fire, and Lightning crystals for an {{item icon|Astral Nodule}}.
** Turn in the Ice, Earth, and Water crystals for an {{item icon|Umbral Nodule}}.
{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan=2 | Item Quick Reference
|-
! Item !! Location
|-
| 1x {{item icon|Luminous Wind Crystal}} || [[FATE]]s in [[The Sea of Clouds]].
|-
| 1x {{item icon|Luminous Fire Crystal}} || [[FATE]]s in [[Azys Lla]].
|-
| 1x {{item icon|Luminous Lightning Crystal}} || [[FATE]]s in [[The Churning Mists]].
|-
| 1x {{item icon|Luminous Ice Crystal}} || [[FATE]]s in [[Coerthas Western Highlands]].
|-
| 1x {{item icon|Luminous Earth Crystal}} || [[FATE]]s in [[The Dravanian Forelands]].
|-
| 1x {{item icon|Luminous Water Crystal}} || [[FATE]]s in [[The Dravanian Hinterlands]].
|-
! Total (one weapon)
| '''1 of each Luminous Crystal.'''
|-
! Total (all 13 weapons)
| '''13 of each Luminous Crystal.'''
|}
* '''Option 2''': Turn in a [[Zodiac Zeta Weapons|Zodiac Zeta Weapon]] for an {{item icon|Astral Nodule}} and {{item icon|Umbral Nodule}}. '''This will cause you to lose the selected [[Zodiac Zeta Weapons|Zodiac Zeta Weapon]]!'''
** However, this will also allow you to purchase replicas of that [[Zodiac Weapon|Zodiac Weapon series]] (for [[glamour]]) from [[Drake (NPC)|Drake]], even without the original Zeta weapon in your inventory.

Turn in the {{item icon|Astral Nodule}} and {{item icon|Umbral Nodule}} to [[Ardashir]] in [[Azys Lla]] (x7,y11) to complete the quest and receive the Animated weapon.

{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! One weapon
! style="border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;"|Total for every weapon
|-
| style="text-align:center;" | {{item icon|Luminous Wind Crystal|x|size=big}} x1 {{item icon|Luminous Fire Crystal|x|size=big}} x1 {{item icon|Luminous Lightning Crystal|x|size=big}} x1 {{item icon|Luminous Ice Crystal|x|size=big}} x1 {{item icon|Luminous Earth Crystal|x|size=big}} x1 {{item icon|Luminous Water Crystal|x|size=big}} x1
| style="text-align:center; border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;" | {{item icon|Luminous Wind Crystal|x|size=big}} x13 {{item icon|Luminous Fire Crystal|x|size=big}} x13 {{item icon|Luminous Lightning Crystal|x|size=big}} x13 {{item icon|Luminous Ice Crystal|x|size=big}} x13 {{item icon|Luminous Earth Crystal|x|size=big}} x13 {{item icon|Luminous Water Crystal|x|size=big}} x13
|}

<center>
{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan="6" | Animated Weapons (IL 170)
|-
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Animated Hauteclaire|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Animated Hauteclaire]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Animated Prytwen|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Animated Prytwen]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Animated Parashu|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Animated Parashu]] ([[Warrior|WAR]])
|-
| {{item icon|Animated Deathbringer|x|size=big}}
| [[Animated Deathbringer]] ([[Dark Knight|DRK]])
| {{item icon|Animated Brionac|x|size=big}}
| [[Animated Brionac]] ([[Dragoon|DRG]])
| {{item icon|Animated Rising Suns|x|size=big}}
| [[Animated Rising Suns]] ([[Monk|MNK]])
|-
| {{item icon|Animated Yukimitsu|x|size=big}}
| [[Animated Yukimitsu]] ([[Ninja|NIN]])
| {{item icon|Animated Berimbau|x|size=big}}
| [[Animated Berimbau]] ([[Bard|BRD]])
| {{item icon|Animated Ferdinand|x|size=big}}
| [[Animated Ferdinand]] ([[Machinist|MCH]])
|-
| {{item icon|Animated Lunaris Rod|x|size=big}}
| [[Animated Lunaris Rod]] ([[Black Mage|BLM]])
| {{item icon|Animated Almandal|x|size=big}}
| [[Animated Almandal]] ([[Summoner|SMN]])
| {{item icon|Animated Seraph Cane|x|size=big}}
| [[Animated Seraph Cane]] ([[White Mage|WHM]])
|-
| {{item icon|Animated Elements|x|size=big}}
| [[Animated Elements]] ([[Scholar|SCH]])
| {{item icon|Animated Atlas|x|size=big}}
| [[Animated Atlas]] ([[Astrologian|AST]])
|
|
|}
</center>

==Awoken Weapons (IL 200)==
{{main|Awoken Weapons/Quest}}

Repeatable quest: {{i|Toughening Up}}

Awoken weapons have the same model as the basic ones, but with a colored glow.

You will need to complete the following 10 dungeons. These dungeons '''must be completed in order''', and '''with the Animated weapon equipped when you click the exit portal'''. High level players can solo the dungeons unsynced by using the Unrestricted Party option.
* {{i|Snowcloak}}
* {{i|Sastasha (Hard)}} (unlocked by {{i|It's Definitely Pirates}})
* {{i|The Sunken Temple of Qarn (Hard)}} (unlocked by {{i|The Wrath of Qarn}})
* Talk to Ardashir in [[Southern Thanalan]] (you will be teleported near him).
* {{i|The Keeper of the Lake}}
* {{i|The Wanderer's Palace (Hard)}} (unlocked by {{i|Not Easy Being Green}})
* {{i|Amdapor Keep (Hard)}} (unlocked by {{i|For Keep's Sake}})
* Talk to Ardashir in [[South Shroud]] (you will be teleported near him).
* {{i|The Dusk Vigil}} (unlocked by {{i|For All the Nights to Come}})
* {{i|Sohm Al}}
* {{i|The Aery}}
* {{i|The Vault}}
* Talk to Ardashir in [[The Pillars]] (you will be teleported near him).

After completing all 10 dungeons, turn in the quest at [[Azys Lla]] to upgrade your weapon.

<center>
{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan="6" | Awoken Weapons (IL 200)
|-
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Hauteclaire Awoken|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Hauteclaire Awoken]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Prytwen Awoken|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Prytwen Awoken]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Parashu Awoken|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Parashu Awoken]] ([[Warrior|WAR]])
|-
| {{item icon|Deathbringer Awoken|x|size=big}}
| [[Deathbringer Awoken]] ([[Dark Knight|DRK]])
| {{item icon|Brionac Awoken|x|size=big}}
| [[Brionac Awoken]] ([[Dragoon|DRG]])
| {{item icon|Rising Suns Awoken|x|size=big}}
| [[Rising Suns Awoken]] ([[Monk|MNK]])
|-
| {{item icon|Yukimitsu Awoken|x|size=big}}
| [[Yukimitsu Awoken]] ([[Ninja|NIN]])
| {{item icon|Berimbau Awoken|x|size=big}}
| [[Berimbau Awoken]] ([[Bard|BRD]])
| {{item icon|Ferdinand Awoken|x|size=big}}
| [[Ferdinand Awoken]] ([[Machinist|MCH]])
|-
| {{item icon|Lunaris Rod Awoken|x|size=big}}
| [[Lunaris Rod Awoken]] ([[Black Mage|BLM]])
| {{item icon|Almandal Awoken|x|size=big}}
| [[Almandal Awoken]] ([[Summoner|SMN]])
| {{item icon|Seraph Cane Awoken|x|size=big}}
| [[Seraph Cane Awoken]] ([[White Mage|WHM]])
|-
| {{item icon|Elements Awoken|x|size=big}}
| [[Elements Awoken]] ([[Scholar|SCH]])
| {{item icon|Atlas Awoken|x|size=big}}
| [[Atlas Awoken]] ([[Astrologian|AST]])
|
|
|}
</center>

==Anima Weapons (IL 210)==
{{main|Anima Weapons/Quest}}

Anima weapons have a new model that does not glow.

Repeatable quest: {{i|Coming into Its Own}}

For {{i|Coming into Its Own}}, you will need to collect the following:
* 10x each of {{item icon|Unidentifiable Bone}}, {{item icon|Unidentifiable Shell}}, {{item icon|Unidentifiable Ore}}, and {{item icon|Unidentifiable Seeds}} (40 items total)
** These are available from multiple sources, including purchase from [[Sundry Splendors]] for {{tomestone|poetics|150}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] each, or {{tomestone|poetics|6000}} total, tribal tokens, loot from {{i|Alexander: Gordias}}, or other sources. See [[Anima Weapons/Quest]] for more details.
** As of [[patch 3.38]], the amount of unidentifiable items required has been halved.
* 4x each of {{item icon|Adamantite Francesca}}, {{item icon|Titanium Alloy Mirror}}, {{item icon|Dispelling Arrow}}, and {{item icon|Kingcake}} (16 items total)
** These can be crafted, or can be purchased from other players via the [[Market Board]] for {{gil}} [[gil]], or, as of [[patch 3.38]], purchased from your Grand Company quartermaster for {{company seal|5000}} [[Company Seal]]s each ({{company seal|80000}} total). See [[Anima Weapons/Quest]] for more details.
** As of [[patch 3.2]], these recipes no longer require [[Specialist System|specialization]] to craft, and as of [[patch 3.38]], these crafted items no longer have to be {{HQ}} HQ.

{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan=2 | Item Quick Reference
|-
! Item !! Cost
|-
| 10x {{item icon|Unidentifiable Bone}} || {{tomestone|poetics|150}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] each ({{tomestone|poetics|1,500}} total)
|-
| 10x {{item icon|Unidentifiable Shell}} || {{tomestone|poetics|150}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] each ({{tomestone|poetics|1,500}} total)
|-
| 10x {{item icon|Unidentifiable Ore}} || {{tomestone|poetics|150}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] each ({{tomestone|poetics|1,500}} total)
|-
| 10x {{item icon|Unidentifiable Seeds}} || {{tomestone|poetics|150}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] each ({{tomestone|poetics|1,500}} total)
|-
| 4x {{item icon|Adamantite Francesca}} || {{company seal|5000}} [[Company Seal]]s each ({{company seal|20000}} total)
|-
| 4x {{item icon|Titanium Alloy Mirror}} || {{company seal|5000}} [[Company Seal]]s each ({{company seal|20000}} total)
|-
| 4x {{item icon|Dispelling Arrow}} || {{company seal|5000}} [[Company Seal]]s each ({{company seal|20000}} total)
|-
| 4x {{item icon|Kingcake}} || {{company seal|5000}} [[Company Seal]]s each ({{company seal|20000}} total)
|-
! Total (one weapon)
| '''{{tomestone|poetics|6,000}} + {{company seal|80,000}}'''
|-
! Total (all 13 weapons)
| '''{{tomestone|poetics|78,000}} + {{company seal|1,040,000}}'''
|}

Trade these items with [[Cristiana]] in [[Mor Dhona]] (X:21.4, Y:5.4) for a set of 4 special items, and then deliver those to Gerolt to upgrade your weapon.

{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! One weapon
! style="border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;"|Total for every weapon
|-
| style="text-align:center;" | {{item icon|Unidentifiable Bone|x|size=big}} x10 {{item icon|Unidentifiable Shell|x|size=big}} x10 {{item icon|Unidentifiable Ore|x|size=big}} x10 {{item icon|Unidentifiable Seeds|x|size=big}} x10 {{item icon|Adamantite Francesca|x|size=big}} x4 {{item icon|Titanium Alloy Mirror|x|size=big}} x4 {{item icon|Dispelling Arrow|x|size=big}} x4 {{item icon|Kingcake|x|size=big}} x4
| style="text-align:center; border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;" | {{item icon|Unidentifiable Bone|x|size=big}} x130 {{item icon|Unidentifiable Shell|x|size=big}} x130 {{item icon|Unidentifiable Ore|x|size=big}} x130 {{item icon|Unidentifiable Seeds|x|size=big}} x130 {{item icon|Adamantite Francesca|x|size=big}} x52 {{item icon|Titanium Alloy Mirror|x|size=big}} x52 {{item icon|Dispelling Arrow|x|size=big}} x52 {{item icon|Kingcake|x|size=big}} x52
|}

<center>
{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan="6" | Anima Weapons (IL 210)
|-
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Almace|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Almace]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Ancile|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Ancile]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Ukonvasara|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Ukonvasara]] ([[Warrior|WAR]])
|-
| {{item icon|Nothung|x|size=big}}
| [[Nothung]] ([[Dark Knight|DRK]])
| {{item icon|Rhongomiant|x|size=big}}
| [[Rhongomiant]] ([[Dragoon|DRG]])
| {{item icon|Verethragna|x|size=big}}
| [[Verethragna]] ([[Monk|MNK]])
|-
| {{item icon|Kannagi|x|size=big}}
| [[Kannagi]] ([[Ninja|NIN]])
| {{item icon|Gandiva|x|size=big}}
| [[Gandiva]] ([[Bard|BRD]])
| {{item icon|Armageddon|x|size=big}}
| [[Armageddon]] ([[Machinist|MCH]])
|-
| {{item icon|Hvergelmir|x|size=big}}
| [[Hvergelmir]] ([[Black Mage|BLM]])
| {{item icon|Draconomicon|x|size=big}}
| [[Draconomicon]] ([[Summoner|SMN]])
| {{item icon|Majestas|x|size=big}}
| [[Majestas]] ([[White Mage|WHM]])
|-
| {{item icon|Tetrabiblos|x|size=big}}
| [[Tetrabiblos]] ([[Scholar|SCH]])
| {{item icon|Deneb|x|size=big}}
| [[Deneb]] ([[Astrologian|AST]])
|
|
|}
</center>

==Hyperconductive Anima Weapons (IL 230)==
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{{main|Hyperconductive Anima Weapons/Quest}}

Hyperconductive Anima weapons have a glow and some special effects added to their model.

Repeatable quest: {{i|Finding Your Voice}}

For {{i|Finding Your Voice}}, buy 5 {{item icon|Aether Oil}} from [[Sundry Splendors]] for {{tomestone|poetics|350}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] each ({{tomestone|poetics|1,750}} total) and turn them in to complete the quest and upgrade your weapon.

{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! One weapon
! style="border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;"|Total for every weapon
|-
| style="text-align:center;" | {{item icon|Aether Oil|x|size=big}} x5 (= {{tomestone|poetics|size=40}} x 1,750)
| style="text-align:center; border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;" | {{item icon|Aether Oil|x|size=big}} x65 (= {{tomestone|poetics|size=40}} x 22,750)
|}

<center>
{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan="6" | Hyperconductive Anima Weapons (IL 230)
|-
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Almace|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Hyperconductive Almace]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Ancile|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Hyperconductive Ancile]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Ukonvasara|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Hyperconductive Ukonvasara]] ([[Warrior|WAR]])
|-
| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Nothung|x|size=big}}
| [[Hyperconductive Nothung]] ([[Dark Knight|DRK]])
| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Rhongomiant|x|size=big}}
| [[Hyperconductive Rhongomiant]] ([[Dragoon|DRG]])
| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Verethragna|x|size=big}}
| [[Hyperconductive Verethragna]] ([[Monk|MNK]])
|-
| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Kannagi|x|size=big}}
| [[Hyperconductive Kannagi]] ([[Ninja|NIN]])
| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Gandiva|x|size=big}}
| [[Hyperconductive Gandiva]] ([[Bard|BRD]])
| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Armageddon|x|size=big}}
| [[Hyperconductive Armageddon]] ([[Machinist|MCH]])
|-
| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Hvergelmir|x|size=big}}
| [[Hyperconductive Hvergelmir]] ([[Black Mage|BLM]])
| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Draconomicon|x|size=big}}
| [[Hyperconductive Draconomicon]] ([[Summoner|SMN]])
| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Majestas|x|size=big}}
| [[Hyperconductive Majestas]] ([[White Mage|WHM]])
|-
| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Tetrabiblos|x|size=big}}
| [[Hyperconductive Tetrabiblos]] ([[Scholar|SCH]])
| {{item icon|Hyperconductive Deneb|x|size=big}}
| [[Hyperconductive Deneb]] ([[Astrologian|AST]])
|
|
|}
</center>

==Reconditioned Anima Weapons (IL 240)==
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{{main|Reconditioned Anima Weapons/Quest}}
Reconditioned Anima weapons again have a new model.

Repeatable quest: {{i|A Dream Fulfilled}}

This step is a bit more involved. For {{i|A Dream Fulfilled}}, you will need to collect {{item icon|Umbrite}} and {{item icon|Crystal Sand}}. The exact amount will vary due to RNG, but will generally be 57x-60x of each. {{item icon|Umbrite}} can be purchased for {{tomestone|poetics|75}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] each (4275-4500 total), while {{item icon|Crystal Sand}} will require you to trade with [[Ulan]] in [[Idyllshire]] for certain items. Each trade grants 2 {{item icon|Crystal Sand}}. Most of the trade options are a poor deal, and some require items that are no longer obtainable.

The only recommended options are:
* 5x {{item icon|Blue Crafters' Scrip Token}} ({{scrip|low crafter|125}} {{scrip/low-crafter-text}} total) '''=''' 2 {{item icon|Crystal Sand}}
* 5x {{item icon|Blue Gatherers' Scrip Token}} ({{scrip|low gatherer|125}} {{scrip/low-gatherer-text}} total) '''=''' 2 {{item icon|Crystal Sand}}
* 5x {{item icon|Superior Enchanted Ink}} and 5x {{item icon|Thavnairian Mist}} ({{tomestone|poetics|225}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] total) '''=''' 2 {{item icon|Crystal Sand}}.

150 of each item are needed to trade for 60 {{item icon|Crystal Sand}}, at a total cost of either {{tomestone|poetics|6750}}, or 150 [[Blue Crafters' Scrip Token|Blue Crafters']] / [[Blue Gatherers' Scrip Token|Gatherers' Scrip Token]] (3,750 [[Scrips|scrip]]).

Depending on the economy when you are doing this, primal parts might be a very efficient way to obtain the sand. Make sure to check the [[Market Board]]. See [[Reconditioned Anima Weapons/Quest]] for other trade options and further details.

{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan=2 | Item Quick Reference
|-
! Item !! Cost
|-
| 57~60x {{item icon|Crystal Sand}}
| Options:
* {{tomestone|poetics|225}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] for 2 sand ({{tomestone|poetics|6,525-6,750}} total)
* {{scrip|low crafter|125}} {{scrip/low-crafter-text}} for 2 sand ({{scrip|low crafter|3,625-3,750}} total)
* {{scrip|low gatherer|125}} {{scrip/low-gatherer-text}} for 2 sand ({{scrip|low gatherer|3,625-3,750}} total)
* Buy ARR primal parts on the market board, if they're cheap.
|-
| 57~60x {{item icon|Umbrite}} || {{tomestone|poetics|75}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] each ({{tomestone|poetics|4,275-4,500}} total)
|-
! Total (one weapon)
| '''{{tomestone|poetics|10,800-11,250}}''' (or '''{{tomestone|poetics|4,275-4,500}} + {{scrip|low crafter}}{{scrip|low gatherer|3,625-3,750}}''')
|-
! Total (all 13 weapons)
| '''{{tomestone|poetics|140,400-146,250}}''' (or '''{{tomestone|poetics|55,575-58,500}} + {{scrip|low crafter}}{{scrip|low gatherer|47,125-48,750}}''')
|}
{{clear}}

Once you have acquired the items, talk to Ulan to create Refined Crystal Sand and upgrade the stats on your weapon. Once the step is complete, you can turn in the quest and upgrade your weapon.

{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! One weapon
! style="border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;"|Total for every weapon
|-
| style="text-align:center;" | {{item icon|Crystal Sand|x|size=big}} x57~60 {{item icon|Umbrite|x|size=big}} x57~60
| style="text-align:center; border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;" | {{item icon|Crystal Sand|x|size=big}} x741~780 {{item icon|Umbrite|x|size=big}} x741~780
|}

<center>
{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan="6" | Reconditioned Anima Weapons (IL 240)
|-
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Sword of the Twin Thegns|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Sword of the Twin Thegns]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Shield of the Twin Thegns|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Shield of the Twin Thegns]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Axe of the Blood Emperor|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Axe of the Blood Emperor]] ([[Warrior|WAR]])
|-
| {{item icon|Guillotine of the Tyrant|x|size=big}}
| [[Guillotine of the Tyrant]] ([[Dark Knight|DRK]])
| {{item icon|Trident of the Overlord|x|size=big}}
| [[Trident of the Overlord]] ([[Dragoon|DRG]])
| {{item icon|Sultan's Fists|x|size=big}}
| [[Sultan's Fists]] ([[Monk|MNK]])
|-
| {{item icon|Spurs of the Thorn Prince|x|size=big}}
| [[Spurs of the Thorn Prince]] ([[Ninja|NIN]])
| {{item icon|Bow of the Autarch|x|size=big}}
| [[Bow of the Autarch]] ([[Bard|BRD]])
| {{item icon|Flame of the Dynast|x|size=big}}
| [[Flame of the Dynast]] ([[Machinist|MCH]])
|-
| {{item icon|Rod of the Black Khan|x|size=big}}
| [[Rod of the Black Khan]] ([[Black Mage|BLM]])
| {{item icon|Book of the Mad Queen|x|size=big}}
| [[Book of the Mad Queen]] ([[Summoner|SMN]])
| {{item icon|Cane of the White Tsar|x|size=big}}
| [[Cane of the White Tsar]] ([[White Mage|WHM]])
|-
| {{item icon|Word of the Magnate|x|size=big}}
| [[Word of the Magnate]] ([[Scholar|SCH]])
| {{item icon|Sphere of the Last Heir|x|size=big}}
| [[Sphere of the Last Heir]] ([[Astrologian|AST]])
|
|
|}
</center>

==Sharpened Anima Weapons (IL 260)==
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{{main|Sharpened Anima Weapons/Quest}}
Sharpened Anima Weapons are, you guessed it, the same as before but glowier.

Repeatable quests: {{i|Future Proof}} for the weapon, and {{i|Cut from a Different Cloth}} and {{i|Seeking Inspiration}} for the materials

For {{i|Future Proof}} you need to collect and turn in 50 {{item icon|Singing Cluster}}s. You can get these from the following sources:
* Purchase from [[Sundry Splendors]] for {{tomestone|poetics|40}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] each, or {{tomestone|poetics|2000}} total.
* 1x from the Daily Quest {{i|Cut from a Different Cloth}}, which requires you to run {{i|Duty Roulette: High-level Dungeons|alt=Duty Roulette: High-level Dungeons}}.
* 18x from the Weekly Quest {{i|Seeking Inspiration}}, which requires you to run {{i|Duty Roulette: Leveling|alt=Duty Roulette: Leveling}} three times. (You can do this even if you have already received the daily bonus for the roulette.)

{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan=2 | Item Quick Reference
|-
! Item !! Cost
|-
| 50x {{item icon|Singing Cluster}}
| Options:
* {{tomestone|poetics|40}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] each ({{tomestone|poetics|2,000}} total)
* 1x cluster from daily quest {{i|Cut from a Different Cloth}} (1 run of {{i|Duty Roulette: High-level Dungeons|alt=Duty Roulette: High-level Dungeons}})
* 18x cluster from weekly quest {{i|Seeking Inspiration}} (3 runs of {{i|Duty Roulette: Leveling|alt=Duty Roulette: Leveling}})
|-
! Total (one weapon)
| '''{{tomestone|poetics|2,000}}''' (If all are purchased)
|-
! Total (all 13 weapons)
| '''{{tomestone|poetics|26,000}}''' (If all are purchased)
|}

Once you have all the clusters, trade them to [[Blamprest]] in [[Idyllshire]] for some quest items, and then deliver those to Ardashir in Azys Lla to upgrade your weapon.

{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! One weapon
! style="border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;"|Total for every weapon
|-
| style="text-align:center;" | {{item icon|Singing Cluster|x|size=big}} x50
| style="text-align:center; border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;" | {{item icon|Singing Cluster|x|size=big}} x650
|}

<center>
{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan="6" | Sharpened Anima Weapons (IL 260)
|-
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Sharpened Sword of the Twin Thegns|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Sharpened Sword of the Twin Thegns]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Sharpened Shield of the Twin Thegns|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Sharpened Shield of the Twin Thegns]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Sharpened Axe of the Blood Emperor|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Sharpened Axe of the Blood Emperor]] ([[Warrior|WAR]])
|-
| {{item icon|Sharpened Guillotine of the Tyrant|x|size=big}}
| [[Sharpened Guillotine of the Tyrant]] ([[Dark Knight|DRK]])
| {{item icon|Sharpened Trident of the Overlord|x|size=big}}
| [[Sharpened Trident of the Overlord]] ([[Dragoon|DRG]])
| {{item icon|Sharpened Sultan's Fists|x|size=big}}
| [[Sharpened Sultan's Fists]] ([[Monk|MNK]])
|-
| {{item icon|Sharpened Spurs of the Thorn Prince|x|size=big}}
| [[Sharpened Spurs of the Thorn Prince]] ([[Ninja|NIN]])
| {{item icon|Sharpened Bow of the Autarch|x|size=big}}
| [[Sharpened Bow of the Autarch]] ([[Bard|BRD]])
| {{item icon|Sharpened Flame of the Dynast|x|size=big}}
| [[Sharpened Flame of the Dynast]] ([[Machinist|MCH]])
|-
| {{item icon|Sharpened Rod of the Black Khan|x|size=big}}
| [[Sharpened Rod of the Black Khan]] ([[Black Mage|BLM]])
| {{item icon|Sharpened Book of the Mad Queen|x|size=big}}
| [[Sharpened Book of the Mad Queen]] ([[Summoner|SMN]])
| {{item icon|Sharpened Cane of the White Tsar|x|size=big}}
| [[Sharpened Cane of the White Tsar]] ([[White Mage|WHM]])
|-
| {{item icon|Sharpened Word of the Magnate|x|size=big}}
| [[Sharpened Word of the Magnate]] ([[Scholar|SCH]])
| {{item icon|Sharpened Sphere of the Last Heir|x|size=big}}
| [[Sharpened Sphere of the Last Heir]] ([[Astrologian|AST]])
|
|
|}
</center>

==Complete Anima Weapons (IL 270)==
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{{main|Complete Anima Weapons/Quest}}
Complete Anima weapons change their model yet another time, but this time they already come with their built-in light show.

Repeatable quests: {{i|Born Again Anima}} and {{i|Some Assembly Required}}

This is one of the more grindy steps. Pick up the quest {{i|Born Again Anima}}. First you will need to complete three dungeons:
* {{i|The Lost City of Amdapor (Hard)}} (unlocked by {{i|One More Night in Amdapor}})
* {{i|The Great Gubal Library (Hard)}} (unlocked by {{i|Let Me Gubal That for You}})
* {{i|Sohm Al (Hard)}} (unlocked by {{i|The Fires of Sohm Al}})

These dungeons can be done in any order and unsynced. '''You do not need to equip the weapon, it just needs to be in your inventory; but you must complete the dungeons as the job matching the weapon.'''

Next, you will need to farm aetheric density. This is the main grind. You can earn aetheric density by running a variety of Heavensward activities, including FATEs, dungeons, trials, and raids '''with your weapon equipped'''.

'''The most efficient method is to farm {{i|Alexander - The Eyes of the Creator (Savage)}} (A9S) unsynced 20 times.''' This can be done solo with gear at item level 610 or higher, or together with a few max-level teammates.
* If you have not unlocked the Alexander raids, start with the quest {{i|Disarmed}}. You will need to complete the entire questline (all 12 of the raid's fights), and then complete the quest {{i|Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Retells Your Story}} to unlock A9S.

Your progress may be viewed using the {{item icon|Enhanced Anima Glass}}.Talk to the [[Verification Node]] after completing the grind.

You will also need to acquire a {{item icon|Newborn Soulstone}} via {{i|Some Assembly Required}}, which requires you to collect and turn in 15 {{item icon|Pneumite}}, which can be purchased from [[Sundry Splendors]] for {{tomestone|poetics|100}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] each ({{tomestone|poetics|1500}} total) or from your Grand Company quartermaster for {{company seal|4000}} [[Company Seal]]s each ({{company seal|60000}} total).

{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan=2 | Item Quick Reference
|-
! Item !! Cost
|-
| 15x {{item icon|Pneumite}} ||
Options:
* {{tomestone|poetics|100}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]] each ({{tomestone|poetics|1,500}} total)
* {{company seal|4,000}} [[Company Seal]]s each ({{company seal|60,000}} total)
|-
! Total (one weapon)
| '''{{tomestone|poetics|1,500}}''' or '''{{company seal|60,000}}'''
|-
! Total (all 13 weapons)
| '''{{tomestone|poetics|19,500}}''' or '''{{company seal|780,000}}'''
|}

Once these steps are complete, turn in the quest to upgrade your weapon.

{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! One weapon
! style="border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;"|Total for every weapon
|-
| style="text-align:center;" | {{item icon|Pneumite|x|size=big}} x15
| style="text-align:center; border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;" | {{item icon|Pneumite|x|size=big}} x195
|}

<center>
{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan="6" | Complete Anima Weapons (IL 270)
|-
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Aettir|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Aettir]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Priwen|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Priwen]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Minos|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Minos]] ([[Warrior|WAR]])
|-
| {{item icon|Cronus|x|size=big}}
| [[Cronus]] ([[Dark Knight|DRK]])
| {{item icon|Areadbhar|x|size=big}}
| [[Areadbhar]] ([[Dragoon|DRG]])
| {{item icon|Nyepels|x|size=big}}
| [[Nyepels]] ([[Monk|MNK]])
|-
| {{item icon|Sandungs|x|size=big}}
| [[Sandungs]] ([[Ninja|NIN]])
| {{item icon|Terpander|x|size=big}}
| [[Terpander]] ([[Bard|BRD]])
| {{item icon|Deathlocke|x|size=big}}
| [[Deathlocke]] ([[Machinist|MCH]])
|-
| {{item icon|Kaladanda|x|size=big}}
| [[Kaladanda]] ([[Black Mage|BLM]])
| {{item icon|Mimesis|x|size=big}}
| [[Mimesis]] ([[Summoner|SMN]])
| {{item icon|Sindri|x|size=big}}
| [[Sindri]] ([[White Mage|WHM]])
|-
| {{item icon|Anabasis|x|size=big}}
| [[Anabasis]] ([[Scholar|SCH]])
| {{item icon|Canopus|x|size=big}}
| [[Canopus]] ([[Astrologian|AST]])
|
|
|}
</center>

==Lux Anima Weapons (IL 275)==
[[File:FFXIV PUB Patch3.55a 04 png jpgcopy.jpg|right|350px]]
{{main|Lux Anima Weapons/Quest}}
Lux Anima Weapons are the final form of this weapon series. They use the same model as the previous ones but now with very showy special effects.

Repeatable quest: {{i|Best Friends Forever}}

You will need to complete the one-time quests {{i|Body and Soul}} and {{i|Words of Wisdom}}. Afterwards, for {{i|Best Friends Forever}} you will need to complete 12 trials, which come in 4 groups. The groups have to completed in a specific order, but trials within a given group can be completed in any order. The trials are as follows:
* Step 1: {{i|The Bowl of Embers (Hard)}}, {{i|The Howling Eye (Hard)}}, {{i|The Navel (Hard)}}
* Step 2: {{i|Thornmarch (Hard)}}, {{i|The Whorleater (Hard)}}, {{i|The Striking Tree (Hard)}}, {{i|The Akh Afah Amphitheatre (Hard)}}
* Step 3: {{i|Thok ast Thok (Hard)}}, {{i|The Limitless Blue (Hard)}}
* Step 4: {{i|Containment Bay S1T7}}, {{i|Containment Bay P1T6}}, {{i|Containment Bay Z1T9}}

You will also need to purchase 1 bottle of {{item icon|Archaic Enchanted Ink}} from [[Sundry Splendors]] for {{tomestone|poetics|500}} [[Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]].

If you have not unlocked the [[Warring Triad]] trials (the "containment bay" ones), start with the quests {{i|Gods of Eld}} and {{i|When the Bough Wakes}}.

After completing the trials and purchasing the {{item icon|Archaic Enchanted Ink}}, turn in the quest to complete the final stage of your weapon!

{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! One weapon
! style="border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;"|Total for every weapon
|-
| style="text-align:center;" | {{item icon|Archaic Enchanted Ink|x|size=big}} x1 (= {{tomestone|poetics|size=40}} x 500)
| style="text-align:center; border-left: 1px solid #aaaaaa;" | {{item icon|Archaic Enchanted Ink|x|size=big}} x13 (= {{tomestone|poetics|size=40}} x 6,500)
|}

<center>
{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! colspan="6" | Lux Anima Weapons (IL 275)
|-
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Aettir Lux|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Aettir Lux]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Priwen Lux|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Priwen Lux]] ([[Paladin|PLD]])
|width="40px"| {{item icon|Minos Lux|x|size=big}}
|width="240px"| [[Minos Lux]] ([[Warrior|WAR]])
|-
| {{item icon|Cronus Lux|x|size=big}}
| [[Cronus Lux]] ([[Dark Knight|DRK]])
| {{item icon|Areadbhar Lux|x|size=big}}
| [[Areadbhar Lux]] ([[Dragoon|DRG]])
| {{item icon|Nyepels Lux|x|size=big}}
| [[Nyepels Lux]] ([[Monk|MNK]])
|-
| {{item icon|Sandungs Lux|x|size=big}}
| [[Sandungs Lux]] ([[Ninja|NIN]])
| {{item icon|Terpander Lux|x|size=big}}
| [[Terpander Lux]] ([[Bard|BRD]])
| {{item icon|Deathlocke Lux|x|size=big}}
| [[Deathlocke Lux]] ([[Machinist|MCH]])
|-
| {{item icon|Kaladanda Lux|x|size=big}}
| [[Kaladanda Lux]] ([[Black Mage|BLM]])
| {{item icon|Mimesis Lux|x|size=big}}
| [[Mimesis Lux]] ([[Summoner|SMN]])
| {{item icon|Sindri Lux|x|size=big}}
| [[Sindri Lux]] ([[White Mage|WHM]])
|-
| {{item icon|Anabasis Lux|x|size=big}}
| [[Anabasis Lux]] ([[Scholar|SCH]])
| {{item icon|Canopus Lux|x|size=big}}
| [[Canopus Lux]] ([[Astrologian|AST]])
|
|
|}
</center>

==Gallery==
{{evt|service=youtube|id=AfbQMMVfFu4|dimensions=350|align=right|description=Video presentation of all Anima weapons}}
Weapons can be viewed in these galleries. Individual galleries contain all stages of relic weapon for each job.
* [[Anima Weapon Gallery]]
<center>
{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
! Anima Weapons Galleries
|-
|
{|
|{{PLD|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - Paladin|Paladin]]
|{{WAR|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - Warrior|Warrior]]
|{{DRK|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - Dark Knight|Dark Knight]]
|-
|{{DRG|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - Dragoon|Dragoon]]
|{{MNK|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - Monk|Monk]]
|{{NIN|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - Ninja|Ninja]]
|-
|{{BRD|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - Bard|Bard]]
|{{MCH|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - Machinist|Machinist]]
|-
|{{BLM|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - Black Mage|Black Mage]]
|{{SMN|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - Summoner|Summoner]]
|-
|{{WHM|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - White Mage|White Mage]]
|{{SCH|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - Scholar|Scholar]]
|{{AST|big=y}}
|[[Gallery: Anima Weapons - Astrologian|Astrologian]]
|-
|}
|}
</center>

<gallery heights=700px widths=350px mode=packed>
File:Heavensward Relic Comparison.jpg
</gallery>

==Anima Weapons Table==
{{Relic Weapons Table|hw}}

==Glamour==
You can manually glamour your current weapon with the appearance of your Anima relic weapon (at its current state) if you have a {{item icon|Glamour Prism}} and the Anima weapon in your bags.

You can't put your anima relic weapon in [[Glamour Dressers]] (due to the custom stats), but you can use [[Replica Anima Weapons|replicas]] that become available after Gerolt introduces you to a [[Restoration Node]] when completing {{i|Finding Your Voice}}. [[Replica Anima Weapons|Replicas]] become available gradually as you move through stages.

==Achievements==
''Main articles: [[Anima Weapons Achievements]]''

Anima Weapons are associated with several [[achievements]].

{{Relic Weapons Heading}}
{{End Game Progression}}
[[Category:Guides]] [[Category:Relic Weapons]] [[Category:Weapon Sets]] [[Category:Patch 3.1 Features‎]] [[Category:Patch 3.2 Features‎]] [[Category:Patch 3.3 Features‎]] [[Category:Patch 3.4 Features‎]] [[Category:Patch 3.5 Features‎]]

Summon Selene

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{{retired
| description1 = '''Selene''' hadn't had unique functionality since ''[[Shadowbringers]]'' released, and so she was converted into a [[Egi Glamours|glamour]] unlocked via {{i|A Faerie Tale Come True}}.
| patch = 6.4
}}
{{Action infobox
| description = Summons the faerie Selene to fight at your side. When set to guard, automatically casts Embrace on party members who suffer damage.
| facts =
| acquired = scholar
| level = 4
| type = spell
| recast = 1.5
| casting = 2.5
| mp-cost = 200
| traits =
| actions = Summon Eos, Embrace (action), Whispering Dawn (scholar), Fey Illumination (scholar), Dissipation, Aetherpact, Fey Blessing, Summon Seraph
| targeting = self
| patch = 5.0
| release = shadowbringers
| retired = true
}}
==History==
*{{patch|6.4|Removed.}}
*{{patch|6.0|Cast time has been reduced from 2.5s to 1.5s.}}
*{{patch|5.0|Added as a replacement for {{action icon|Summon II}}.}}

Prior to [[Patch 5.0]] and the release of ''[[Shadowbringers]]'', '''Selene''' had a separate complement of actions from [[Eos]]. These included:
==={{ARR}} [[A Realm Reborn]]===
* {{action icon|Silent Dawn}} "{{action description|Silent Dawn}}"
* {{action icon|Fey Glow}} "{{action description|Fey Glow}}"
* {{action icon|Fey Light}} "{{action description|Fey Light}}"

==={{HW}} [[Heavensward]]===
* {{action icon|Fey Caress}} "{{action description|Fey Caress}}"
* {{action icon|Fey Wind}} "{{action description|Fey Wind}}"

F'hobhas

2026-03-29T11:26:47Z

Freedom4556: /* Quests Involved In */

{{NPC infobox
| name = F'hobhas
| description =
| image = Fhobhas.PNG
| location = Central Thanalan
| coordinates = 23.5, 13.9
| title =
| gender = Female
| age =
| race = Miqo'te
| clan = Seeker of the Sun
| class =Blacksmith
| job =
| profession = Triple Triad Player
| birthplace =
| organization =
| level =
| aggression =
| service = quest
| goal =
| patch = 2.0
}}
==Quests Started==
{{quest list header}}
{{quest list row|Waking the Spirit}}
{{table footer}}
==Quests Involved In==
{{quest list header}}
{{quest list row|Life, Materia and Everything}}
{{table footer}}

==[[Triple Triad NPC]]==
{{Triple Triad NPC
| difficulty = 3
| rules = Three Open
| cost = 15
| req-quest =
| deck = +Godbert Manderville, +Mutamix Bubblypots, +Amalj'aa, Demon Wall, Chocobo, Sahagin, Pudding, Bomb
| win = 33
| draw = 13
| lose = 4
| card-rewards = Mutamix Bubblypots
}}

==Additional Information==

[[Category:NPCs]] [[Category:Quest NPCs]] [[Category: Triple Triad NPCs]] [[Category:Patch 2.0 NPCs]]

Grand Company Leves

2026-03-29T11:10:43Z

Freedom4556:

{{See also|Levequests|Battlecraft Leves}}
Players can perform leves for any [[Grand Company]] but receive a seals bonus for completion of leves for their own company.
{| {{STDT|pve sortable}}
|-
!Guildleve
!Category
!Grand Company
!Level
!NPC
!Zone
!Area
!Coordinates
!EXP
!Seals
|-
| [[Throw the Book at Him]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 20 || [[Eugene]] || [[Lower La Noscea]] || [[Moraby Drydocks]] || (x23,y34) || {{exp|2436}} || {{company seal|138}}
|-
| [[The Creeps from Work]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 20 || [[Eugene]] || [[Lower La Noscea]] || [[Moraby Drydocks]] || (x23,y34) || {{exp|3248}} || {{company seal|138}}
|-
| [[Victory Is Mine, Not Yours]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 20 || [[Eugene]] || [[Lower La Noscea]] || [[Moraby Drydocks]] || (x23,y34) || {{exp|2436}} || {{company seal|138}}
|-
| [[Don't Touch Our Stuff]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 20 || [[Eugene]] || [[Lower La Noscea]] || [[Moraby Drydocks]] || (x23,y34) || {{exp|3248}} || {{company seal|138}}
|-
| [[Mortal Munchies]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 20 || [[Cedrepierre]] || [[East Shroud]] || [[The Hawthorne Hut]] || (x16,y27) || {{exp|3248}} || {{company seal|138}}
|-
| [[She's So Mean]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 20 || [[Cedrepierre]] || [[East Shroud]] || [[The Hawthorne Hut]] || (x16,y27) || {{exp|3248}} || {{company seal|138}}
|-
| [[Burn It Down]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 20 || [[Cedrepierre]] || [[East Shroud]] || [[The Hawthorne Hut]] || (x16,y27) || {{exp|3248}} || {{company seal|138}}
|-
| [[A Little Constructive Exorcism]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 20 || [[Cedrepierre]] || [[East Shroud]] || [[The Hawthorne Hut]] || (x16,y27) || {{exp|3248}} || {{company seal|138}}
|-
| [[A Cold-blooded Business]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 20 || [[Kikiri]] || [[Eastern Thanalan]] || [[Camp Drybone]] || (x14,y23) || {{exp|3248}} || {{company seal|138}}
|-
| [[The Burning Reason]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 20 || [[Kikiri]] || [[Eastern Thanalan]] || [[Camp Drybone]] || (x14,y23) || {{exp|2436}} || {{company seal|167}}
|-
| [[Watch Me If You Can]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 20 || [[Kikiri]] || [[Eastern Thanalan]] || [[Camp Drybone]] || (x14,y23) || {{exp|2436}} || {{company seal|167}}
|-
| [[Blood in the Water]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 20 || [[Kikiri]] || [[Eastern Thanalan]] || [[Camp Drybone]] || (x14,y23) || {{exp|2436}} || {{company seal|167}}
|-
| [[Don't Tear Down This Wall]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 25 || [[Kikiri]] || [[Eastern Thanalan]] || [[Camp Drybone]] || (x14,y23) || {{exp|2856}} || {{company seal|209}}
|-
| [[The Third Prize Is that You're Slain]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 25 || [[Kikiri]] || [[Eastern Thanalan]] || [[Camp Drybone]] || (x14,y23) || {{exp|2856}} || {{company seal|209}}
|-
| [[A Heart Aflame]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 25 || [[Kikiri]] || [[Eastern Thanalan]] || [[Camp Drybone]] || (x14,y23) || {{exp|2856}} || {{company seal|209}}
|-
| [[Food for Thought]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 25 || [[Kikiri]] || [[Eastern Thanalan]] || [[Camp Drybone]] || (x14,y23) || {{exp|2856}} || {{company seal|209}}
|-
| [[A Real Wingnut]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 25 || [[Cedrepierre]] || [[East Shroud]] || [[The Hawthorne Hut]] || (x16,y27) || {{exp|3808}} || {{company seal|173}}
|-
| [[Blinded by the Wight]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 25 || [[Cedrepierre]] || [[East Shroud]] || [[The Hawthorne Hut]] || (x16,y27) || {{exp|3808}} || {{company seal|173}}
|-
| [[Sylph Strands]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 25 || [[Cedrepierre]] || [[East Shroud]] || [[The Hawthorne Hut]] || (x16,y27) || {{exp|3808}} || {{company seal|173}}
|-
| [[Go with the Flow]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 25 || [[Cedrepierre]] || [[East Shroud]] || [[The Hawthorne Hut]] || (x16,y27) || {{exp|3808}} || {{company seal|173}}
|-
| [[Double Dose of Impin']] || [[Equity]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 25 || [[Eugene]] || [[Lower La Noscea]] || [[Moraby Drydocks]] || (x23,y34) || {{exp|2856}} || {{company seal|173}}
|-
| [[You're a Liar, Mansel Black]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 25 || [[Eugene]] || [[Lower La Noscea]] || [[Moraby Drydocks]] || (x23,y34) || {{exp|3808}} || {{company seal|173}}
|-
| [[Wrong and Rite]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 25 || [[Eugene]] || [[Lower La Noscea]] || [[Moraby Drydocks]] || (x23,y34) || {{exp|3808}} || {{company seal|173}}
|-
| [[Of Mice and Demons]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 25 || [[Eugene]] || [[Lower La Noscea]] || [[Moraby Drydocks]] || (x23,y34) || {{exp|2856}} || {{company seal|173}}
|-
| [[Bridges of Qiqirn Country]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 30 || [[Blue Herring]] || [[Southern Thanalan]] || [[Little Ala Mhigo]] || (x18,y13) || {{exp|5928}} || {{company seal|207}}
|-
| [[Twenty-nine Was the Cutoff]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 30 || [[C'lafumyn]] || [[Eastern La Noscea]] || [[Costa del Sol]] || (x33,y30) || {{exp|4446}} || {{company seal|207}}
|-
| [[You Are NOT a Pirate]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 30 || [[C'lafumyn]] || [[Eastern La Noscea]] || [[Costa del Sol]] || (x33,y30) || {{exp|4446}} || {{company seal|207}}
|-
| [[And Then There Were None (Levequest)|And Then There Were None]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 30 || [[Blue Herring]] || [[Southern Thanalan]] || [[Little Ala Mhigo]] || (x18,y13) || {{exp|5928}} || {{company seal|207}}
|-
| [[The Cost of Living]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 30 ||[[Blue Herring]] || [[Southern Thanalan]] || [[Little Ala Mhigo]] || (x18,y13) || {{exp|4446}} || {{company seal|207}}
|-
| [[Grapevine of Wrath]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 30 || [[Blue Herring]] || [[Southern Thanalan]] || [[Little Ala Mhigo]] || (x18,y13) || {{exp|5928}} || {{company seal|207}}
|-
| [[It's Better (for You) Under the Sea]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 30 || [[C'lafumyn]] || [[Eastern La Noscea]] || [[Costa del Sol]] || (x33,y30) || {{exp|4446}} || {{company seal|207}}
|-
| [[Road Worriers]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 30 || [[C'lafumyn]] || [[Eastern La Noscea]] || [[Costa del Sol]] || (x33,y30) || {{exp|4446}} || {{company seal|207}}
|-
| [[This Is Going to Sting, A Lot]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 30 || [[H'amneko]] || [[South Shroud]] || [[Camp Tranquil]] || (x17,y30) || {{exp|4096}} || {{company seal|207}}
|-
| [[Creature Feature]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 30 || [[H'amneko]] || [[South Shroud]] || [[Camp Tranquil]] || (x17,y30) || {{exp|4096}} || {{company seal|207}}
|-
| [[It Goes with the Territory]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 30 || [[H'amneko]] || [[South Shroud]] || [[Camp Tranquil]] || (x17,y30) || {{exp|5928}} || {{company seal|250}}
|-
| [[Dead Man Walking]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 30 ||[[H'amneko]] || [[South Shroud]] || [[Camp Tranquil]] || (x17,y30) || {{exp|5928}} || {{company seal|207}}
|-
| [[Just Making an Observation]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 35 || [[Haisie]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Observatorium]] || (x25,y28) || {{exp|7216}} || {{company seal|242}}
|-
| [[The Baddest Brigade in Town]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 35 || [[Haisie]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Observatorium]] || (x25,y28) || {{exp|7216}} || {{company seal|242}}
|-
| [[Pick Your Poison]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 35 || [[Haisie]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Observatorium]] || (x25,y28) || {{exp|7216}} || {{company seal|242}}
|-
| [[Fishing off the Company Pier]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 35 || [[Haisie]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Observatorium]] || (x25,y28) || {{exp|7216}} || {{company seal|242}}
|-
| [[Mad About You]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 35 || [[Haisie]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Observatorium]] || (x25,y28) || {{exp|7216}} || {{company seal|242}}
|-
| [[Dress for Aggress]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 35 || [[Haisie]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Observatorium]] || (x25,y28) || {{exp|7216}} || {{company seal|242}}
|-
| [[Roast Lamb with Mint and Hellfire]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 35 || [[Haisie]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Observatorium]] || (x25,y28) || {{exp|7216}} || {{company seal|242}}
|-
| [[Fanning the Flames]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 35 || [[Haisie]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Observatorium]] || (x25,y28) || {{exp|5412}} || {{company seal|242}}
|-
| [[Feathered Foes]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 35 || [[Haisie]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Observatorium]] || (x25,y28) || {{exp|5412}} || {{company seal|242}}
|-
| [[Yellow Is the New Black]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 40 || [[Lodille]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Whitebrim Front]] || (x12.0,y16.8) || {{exp|9016}} || {{company seal|276}}
|-
| [[You Dropped Something]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 40 || [[Lodille]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Whitebrim Front]] || (x12.0,y16.8) || {{exp|9016}} || {{company seal|276}}
|-
| [[If You Put It That Way]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 40 || [[Lodille]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Whitebrim Front]] || (x12.0,y16.8) || {{exp|9016}} || {{company seal|276}}
|-
| [[Papal Dispensation]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 40 || [[Lodille]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Whitebrim Front]] || (x12.0,y16.8) || {{exp|9016}} || {{company seal|276}}
|-
| [[An Imp Mobile]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 40 || [[Lodille]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Whitebrim Front]] || (x12.0,y16.8) || {{exp|9016}} || {{company seal|276}}
|-
| [[No Big Whoop]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 40 || [[Lodille]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Whitebrim Front]] || (x12.0,y16.8) || {{exp|9016}} || {{company seal|276}}
|-
| [[The Bloodhounds of Coerthas]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 40 || [[Lodille]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Whitebrim Front]] || (x12.0,y16.8) || {{exp|9016}} || {{company seal|276}}
|-
| [[Someone's Got a Big Mouth]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 40 || [[Lodille]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Whitebrim Front]] || (x12.0,y16.8) || {{exp|9016}} || {{company seal|276}}
|-
| [[Talk to My Voidsent]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 40 || [[Lodille]] || [[Coerthas Central Highlands]] || [[Whitebrim Front]] || (x12.0,y16.8) || {{exp|9016}} || {{company seal|276}}
|-
| [[Amateur Hour]] || [[Equity]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 45 || [[Eidhart]] || [[Mor Dhona]] || [[Saint Coinach's Find]] || (x30,y12) || {{exp|7453}} || {{company seal|311}}
|-
| [[Get Off Our Lake]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 45 || [[Eidhart]] || [[Mor Dhona]] || [[Saint Coinach's Find]] || (x30,y12) || {{exp|9936}} || {{company seal|311}}
|-
| [[The Awry Salvages]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Order of the Twin Adder]] || 45 || [[Eidhart]] || [[Mor Dhona]] || [[Saint Coinach's Find]] || (x30,y12) || {{exp|7453}} || {{company seal|311}}
|-
| [[Who Writes History]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 45 || [[Eidhart]] || [[Mor Dhona]] || [[Saint Coinach's Find]] || (x30,y12) || {{exp|9936}} || {{company seal|311}}
|-
| [[One Big Problem Solved]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 45 || [[Eidhart]] || [[Mor Dhona]] || [[Saint Coinach's Find]] || (x30,y12) || {{exp|7453}} || {{company seal|311}}
|-
| [[Science Shindig]] || [[Promptitude]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 45 || [[Eidhart]] || [[Mor Dhona]] || [[Saint Coinach's Find]] || (x30,y12) || {{exp|9936}} || {{company seal|311}}
|-
| [[The Museum Is Closed]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Immortal Flames]] || 45 || [[Eidhart]] || [[Mor Dhona]] || [[Saint Coinach's Find]] || (x30,y12) || {{exp|9936}} || {{company seal|311}}
|-
| [[Kill the Messenger]] || [[Providence]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 45 || [[Eidhart]] || [[Mor Dhona]] || [[Saint Coinach's Find]] || (x30,y12) || {{exp|7453}} || {{company seal|311}}
|-
| [[Go Home to Mama]] || [[Unity]] || [[The Maelstrom]] || 45 || [[Eidhart]] || [[Mor Dhona]] || [[Saint Coinach's Find]] || (x30,y12) || {{exp|9936}} || {{company seal|311}}
|-
|}

{{Levequests}}

[[Category:Guildleves]]
{{#set:Has quest type=Levequest|Has game icon=File:levequest.png|Has game icon frame type=none}}

Aetheryte

2026-03-29T10:41:33Z

Freedom4556: /* Consumables */

[[File:Aetheryte img1.png|right]]
{{quotation|[https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/a_realm_reborn/system/game_system/ A Realm Reborn Promotional Website]|These massive crystals can be found throughout Eorzea, allowing adventurers to travel great distances in an instant. When first attuning to an aetheryte, adventurers will learn the spells Return and Teleport, which are necessary to use these aetherial constructs. For the ever-wandering adventurer, attuning to as many aetherytes as possible will ensure swift transport to nearly any location.}}
<div>{{map icon|aetheryte}} [[Aetheryte]]s are structures that are used to teleport to different locations within a city-state, and to different places within the world. Aetherytes vary in appearance depending on location.</div>

The Aetheryte system within a city is called [[Aethernet]]. While {{action icon|Return}} is learned on attuning to the aetheryte in the chosen starting city, {{action icon|Teleport}} is actually learned when attuning to a player's ''second'' major Aetheryte.

As of [[Patch 4.57]], the main Aetherytes in the starting city-states ([[Limsa Lominsa]], [[Gridania]], and [[Ul'dah]]) can be used to [[World Visit System|visit other World Servers]].

'''Residential District Aethernet''' is available in each city-state that contains a player [[housing]] area, allowing players to teleport to specified wards in the residential area. This is available as a menu option when interacting with the city's main Aetheryte.

==Teleport destinations==
<div>Every [[city]] has one large, main{{map icon|aetheryte}}[[aetheryte]] and several smaller ones called{{map icon|mini-aetheryte}}'''aethernet shards''', each marking a teleport destination. Meanwhile other places in the world may have just a main Aetheryte in a [[Locations#Classification|area]]. Most overworld zones contain more than one large Aetheryte. A list of teleport destinations can be found at [[Teleport#Destinations]].</div>

[[Free Companies]] or players with [[Player Housing|housing]] can place an {{item icon|Miniature Aetheryte}} housing item on the outside lawn: when the item is placed, its destination is automatically added to the {{action icon|Teleport}} list.

==Attuning==
When you attune to a main Aetheryte, its location will be added to your {{action icon|Teleport}} destination list. Attuning to the Aethernet Shard will add its location to the [[Aethernet]] destination list. When you attune to all existing Aethernet Shards of a city, your Aethernet list will get the city exit gates as new teleport destinations. Some aetherytes can be visited but not attuned to unless the player has sufficiently progressed in the {{i|Main Scenario Quests}}.

==Instanced Zones==
When an [[expansion]] or major [[patch]] is newly released, overworld [[zone]]s and [[city|cities]] relevant in the [[Main Scenario Quests]] for the update will often be divided into multiple instanced zones to alleviate player congestion. Players can view their current instance by inputing <code>/instance</code> in the chat. To switch instances, players can interact with any aetheryte in the instanced zone and select "Travel to Instanced Area", which will display a list of all instances of that zone in the [[server]] along with the current player population in each.

==[[File:Rested bonus icon1.png]] Sanctuary==
{{#lsth:Experience|Rested EXP}}
==System Messages==
===When attuned to all of the shards a city-state===
====[[Gridania]]====
You have attuned yourself to all the Aethernet shards in Gridania. The Blue Badger Gate, the Yellow Serpent Gate, and the airship landing are now accessible as Aethernet destinations.
You now have Aethernet access to the Blue Badger Gate (Central Shroud).
You now have Aethernet access to the Yellow Serpent Gate (North Shroud).
You now have Aethernet access to the airship landing.

====[[Ul'dah]]====
You have attuned yourself to all the Aethernet shards in Ul'dah. The Gate of Nald, the Gate of Thal, the Gate of the Sultana, and the airship landing are now accessible as Aethernet destinations.
You now have Aethernet access to the Gate of Nald (Central Thanalan).
You now have Aethernet access to the Gate of Thal (Central Thanalan).
You now have Aethernet access to the Gate of the Sultana (Western Thanalan).
You now have Aethernet access to the airship landing.

====[[Limsa Lominsa]]====
You have attuned yourself to all the Aethernet shards in Limsa Lominsa. The Zephyr Gate, the Tempest Gate, and the airship landing are now accessible as Aethernet destinations.
You now have Aethernet access to the Zephyr Gate (Middle La Noscea).
You now have Aethernet access to the Tempest Gate (Lower La Noscea).
You now have Aethernet access to the airship landing.

====[[Ishgard]]====
You have attuned yourself to all the Aethernet shards in Ishgard. The Gates of Judgement are now accessible as an Aethernet destination.
You now have Aethernet access to the Gates of Judgement (Coerthas central highlands).

==Consumables==
{| {{STDT|item align-left}}
|-
! Item
! Duration
! Buff
! Effect
! Source
|-
| {{item icon|Priority Aetheryte Pass}} || 2h || [[File:Reduced rates1.png|18px|link=Reduced Rates III]] [[Reduced Rates III]] || -40% decreased [[aetheryte]] [[teleport]]ation fees. || Reward from [[Squadron Missions]]
|-
| {{item icon|Aetheryte Ticket}} || 1 teleport || || Good for a single free journey through the [[aetheryte]] network. || Purchased from a [[Hunt Billmaster]] for {{allied seal|5}} [[Allied Seals]] or [[Ardolain]] for {{centurio seal|5}} [[Centurio Seals]]
|-
| {{item icon|Immortal Flames Aetheryte Ticket}} || 1 teleport || || A voucher redeemable by [[Immortal Flames]] enlistees for instant [[teleport]]ation to [[the Hall of Flames]]. || Purchased from a [[Flame Quartermaster]] for {{flame seal|2000}} [[Flame Seals]]
|-
| {{item icon|Maelstrom Aetheryte Ticket}} || 1 teleport || || A voucher redeemable by [[Maelstrom]] enlistees for instant [[teleport]]ation to [[Maelstrom Command]]. || Purchased from a [[Storm Quartermaster]] for {{storm seal|2000}} [[Storm Seals]]
|-
| {{item icon|Twin Adder Aetheryte Ticket}} || 1 teleport || || A voucher redeemable by [[Order of the Twin Adder]] enlistees for instant [[teleport]]ation to [[the Adders' Nest]]. || Purchased from a [[Serpent Quartermaster]] for {{serpent seal|2000}} [[Serpent Seals]]
|-
| {{item icon|Firmament Aetheryte Ticket}} || 1 teleport || || A voucher redeemable by [[Ishgardian Restoration|Ishgardian restoration]] participants for instant [[teleport]]ation to [[the Firmament]]. || Purchased from [[Enie]] for {{Skybuilders scrip|500}} [[Skybuilders' Scrip]]s
|-
| {{item icon|Vesper Bay Aetheryte Ticket}} || 1 teleport || || A voucher redeemable by [[The Scions of the Seventh Dawn|Scions of the Seventh Dawn]] for instant [[teleport]]ation to [[Vesper Bay]]. || {{i|The Scions of the Seventh Dawn (Quest)}} {{i|Back from the Wood (Quest)}} {{i|The Black Wolf's Ultimatum}} (99 total)
|-
|-
| {{item icon|Cosmic Exploration Aetheryte Ticket}} || 1 teleport || || A voucher redeemable by members of the [[Cosmic Exploration]] Initiative for instant teleportation to [[Bestways Burrow]]. || Purchased from [[Mesouaidonque]] for {{cosmocredit|60}} [[cosmocredit]]s.
|-
|}

==Lore==
{{quotation|[[Sundhimal]]|Greetings, adventurer. Do you wish an explanation of aetherial travel? I am here to answer any queries you might have. What is aetherial travel? To understand aetherial travel, you must first understand the nature of aether. Aether is the source of all life, and the underlying force that makes all forms of arcane manipulation possible. This ephemeral substance, though unseen and unfelt, flows around and within every single living creature. In the moment of our death, it is believed that a separation occurs between our spiritual and physical forms. Our bodies break down and are absorbed back into the aetherial river, while our souls continue on to the afterlife. This final journey is sometimes called “returning to the Lifestream.” However, our ancestors discovered ways in which, through meditation and focus of spiritual energies, one could reduce her body to aether without losing the grip on her spirit, in turn allowing for travel upon the Lifestream. These methods have been given the names Return and Teleport. As you travel through Eorzea, you will oft come across large floating deposits of a crystalline substance known as aetheryte. The one before us here is a fine example. What is aetheryte? It is said that aetheryte is the solid manifestation of the planet's lifeblood, aether, and that by touching it, the aether which makes up our bodies resonates with that contained in the crystal. This is called “attunement.” Normally, when one's body is reduced to aether, it will naturally gravitate to the location with which it resonates the greatest─or one's “home point.” This is why upon losing consciousness in battle, many wake to find themselves back at an aetheryte. In other words, aetherytes act as lodestones, assuring that the body, in its aetherial form, is not lost to the pull of the greater flow. And, because signatures of past attunements are maintained within our bodies, it is possible (with some spiritual training, of course) to ignore the pull back to the strongest resonation, and travel to another beacon. Many refer to this as “Teleportation.” What is even more amazing is that when teleporting, we can “carry” those with whom we have created a bond, such as an adventuring party─assuming they have previously attuned with the destination aetheryte. What is the difference between Return and Teleport? As Return merely involves allowing the body to be drawn back to the strongest aetherial beacon─one's home point─it is fairly easy to execute and requires very little spiritual exertion. Usually, a few moments of rest is all that is needed before it is safe to attempt another jump. Teleportation, on the other hand, comes with a greater price. A great deal of spiritual energy known as “anima” is required to fight the natural flow of the Lifestream and guide one's body and soul to a comparatively weak aetherial beacon. If one's body lacks sufficient anima, teleporting to a location may prove impossible. Luckily for most of us, anima is restored quickly and should not prohibit regular travel.
Then why, you ask, must we pay gil when using Teleport? Well, after the Calamity, many of the existing aetheryte camps were destroyed. To relocate and rebuild them required a large sum of money, much of which was lent by certain men of business from Ul'dah. The gil you pay when either leaving from or arriving at an aetheryte goes to paying off that debt.}}
[[Sundhimal]] is a [[The Yellowjackets|Yellowjacket]] in [[Limsa Lominsa]]. [[Nenebaru]], a [[The Brass Blades|Brass Blade]] in [[Ul'dah]], and [[Nicia]], a [[The Wood Wailers|Wood Wailer]] in [[Gridania]], also have broadly the same explanations.

==Aetheryte Styles==
Aetherytes differ in appearance depending on where they are located in the world.

{| {{STDT|sortable pve align-left}}
! Image
! Style
! Notes
! Locations
! Introduced
|-
| [[File:Eorzean Aetheryte.png|200px]] || Eorzean Aetheryte || || Most locations in [[Eorzea]], [[Ishgard]], [[Camp Cloudtop]] in [[The Sea of Clouds]] || ''[[A Realm Reborn]]''
|-
| [[File:Eorzean_aetheryte_shard.jpg|200px]] || Eorzean Aethernet Shard || || [[Ul'dah]], [[Gridania]], [[Limsa Lominsa]], [[Ishgard]], [[Idyllshire]], [[Rhalgr's Reach]], [[Old Sharlayan]], [[Radz-at-Han]], all residential districts except [[Shirogane]] || ''[[A Realm Reborn]]''
|-
| [[File:Miniature Aetheryte img1.png|200px]] || [[Miniature Aetheryte]] || || [[Player Housing]] placeable object || ''[[A Realm Reborn]]''
|-
| [[File:Northern Aldenard aetheryte.png|200px]] || Northern Aldenard Aetheryte || An older-style Aetheryte found in northern Aldenard and Labyrinthos. || [[Coerthas Western Highlands]], [[Dravania]], [[Gyr Abania]], [[Labyrinthos]] || ''[[Heavensward]]''
|-
| [[File:Ok' Zundu aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Vanu Vanu Aetheryte || Only known one in existence. || [[Ok' Zundu]] in [[the Sea of Clouds]] || ''[[Heavensward]]''
|-
| [[File:Helix aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Allagan Aetheryte || Only known one in existence. || [[Azys Lla]] || ''[[Heavensward]]''
|-
| [[File:Onokoro aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Far Eastern Aetheryte || || [[Kugane]], [[Onokoro]] in [[the Ruby Sea]], [[Yanxia]], [[The Doman Enclave]], [[The Bozjan Southern Front]], [[Zadnor]] || ''[[Stormblood]]''
|-
| [[File:Kugane aetheryte shard.jpg|200px]] || Far Eastern Aethernet Shard || || [[Kugane]], [[Shirogane]], [[The Doman Enclave]], [[The Bozjan Southern Front]], [[Zadnor]] || ''[[Stormblood]]''
|-
| [[File:Tamamizu aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Kojin Aetheryte || Only known one in existence. || [[Tamamizu]] in [[the Ruby Sea]] || ''[[Stormblood]]''
|-
| [[File:Azim steppe aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Azim Steppe Aetheryte || Similar to Far Eastern Aetheryte but is decorated with a pair of horns and is brown instead of red. || [[The Azim Steppe]] || ''[[Stormblood]]''
|-
| [[File:Eureka aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Eurekan Aethernet Shard || || [[The Forbidden Land, Eureka]] || ''[[Stormblood]]''
|-
| [[File:Crystarium aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Vrandtic Aetheryte || || Most locations in [[Norvrandt]] || ''[[Shadowbringers]]''
|-
| [[File:Eulmore aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Eulmoran Aetheryte || Similar to Vrandtic Aetheryte but has a different base and is decorated with pink curtains. || [[Eulmore]] || ''[[Shadowbringers]]''
|-
| [[File:Crystarium aetheryte shard.jpg|200px]] || Vrandtic Aethernet Shard || || [[The Crystarium]], [[Eulmore]] || ''[[Shadowbringers]]''
|-
| [[File:Amaurotine aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Amaurotine (Ancient) Aetheryte || || [[The Tempest]], [[Mare Lamentorum]], [[Elpis]] || ''[[Shadowbringers]]''
|-
| [[File:Sharlayan aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Sharlayan Aetheryte || A recently invented Sharlayan style aetheryte that allows one to teleport to another of the same design without needing to attune to it first. May cause aether sickness symptoms. || [[Old Sharlayan]], [[Yedlihmad]] in [[Thavnair]] || ''[[Endwalker]]''
|-
| [[File:The Great Work aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Thavnairian Aetheryte || Similar to Eorzean Aetheryte but has a pinkish hue at the bottom. || [[The Great Work]] and [[Palaka's Stand]] in [[Thavnair]] || ''[[Endwalker]]''
|-
| [[File:Radz-at-Han aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Radz-at-Han Aetheryte || Identical to Eorzean Aetheryte but decorated with textiles and jewelry. || [[Radz-at-Han]] || ''[[Endwalker]]''
|-
| [[File:Garlean aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Garlean Aetheryte || || [[Garlemald]] || ''[[Endwalker]]''
|-
| [[File:Dragonstar aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Dragonstar Aetheryte || Only known one in existence. || [[Reah Tahra]] in [[Ultima Thule]] || ''[[Endwalker]]''
|-
| [[File:Ea aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Ea Aetheryte || Only known one in existence. || [[Abode of the Ea]] in [[Ultima Thule]] || ''[[Endwalker]]''
|-
| [[File:Omicron aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Omicron Aetheryte || Only known one in existence. || [[Base Omicron]] in [[Ultima Thule]] || ''[[Endwalker]]''
|-
| [[File:Yok Tural aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Turali Aetheryte || || [[Yok Tural]], [[Shaaloani]], [[Yyasulani Station]], [[The Outskirts]] || ''[[Dawntrail]]''
|-
| [[File:Yok Tural aetheryte shard.jpg|200px]] || Turali Aetheryte Shard || || [[Tuliyollal]] || ''[[Dawntrail]]''
|-
| [[File:Alexandria aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Alexandrian Aetheryte || Aetherytes originating from [[the Ninth]] reflection are called ''[[wikipedia:Ley line|Leynodes]]''.|| [[Solution Nine]], [[Electrope Strike]], [[Living Memory]] || ''[[Dawntrail]]''
|-
| [[File:Solution Nine aetheryte shard.jpg|200px]] || Alexandrian Aetheryte Shard || || [[Solution Nine]] || ''[[Dawntrail]]''
|-
| [[File:Occult Crescent aetheryte.jpg|200px]] || Occult Aetheryte || || [[Occult Crescent]] || ''[[Dawntrail]]''
|-
| [[File:Occult Crescent Aetheryte Shard.jpg|200px]] || Occult Aetheryte Shard || || [[Occult Crescent]] || ''[[Dawntrail]]''
|-
|}

[[Category:Game mechanics]] [[Category:Glossary]]

Spiritbond

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'''Spiritbond''', or '''Spiritbonding''', is the process of creating [[Materia]]. Equipped gear ([[Weapons]], [[Tools]], [[Armor]] and [[Accessories]]) will acquire spiritbond as you perform various activities, such as completing [[Duties]] or [[FATEs]], [[crafting]] [[items]], or [[gathering]] resources.

Once equipment reaches 100% spiritbond, a piece of [[materia]] can be {{action icon|Materia Extraction|extracted}} from it, returning the equipment's spiritbond to 1%.<ref>Prior to [[Patch 5.2]], getting materia from fully spiritbound gear resulted in the gear being ''totally lost'', and the process was referred to as '''conversion'''. The language was changed to '''extraction''' to reflect that it is now non-destructive.</ref> Players can view spiritbond progression by hovering over the equipment and reading the spiritbond percentage from the item's information details. Once the spiritbond is complete, the player will be notified by an audible "pop" sound, a visual flash of light, and text notification in their chat log. Additionally, the gear-indicating pips (in the bottom right by default) will change from green to white.

To create materia, you must first complete the quest: {{i|Forging the Spirit}}. The quest giver is [[Swynbroes]], located at [[The Bonfire]] in [[Central Thanalan]] (X:23.9, Y:13.7).

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==Binding==
When a piece of your gear gains any amount of spiritbond, it becomes permanently bound to your character. As a result, it cannot be traded to other players or sold on the [[Market Board]].

A piece of gear will immediately bind to you if:
* (For combat classes/jobs) You kill a monster while wearing the gear.
* You become "incapacitated" (die) while wearing the gear (as of [[Patch 2.28]]).
* You complete a [[PvP]] duty while wearing the gear (kills or deaths during PvP do not bind gear).
* (For crafters) You succeed or fail to craft an item, while wearing the gear (quitting the craft does not count).
* (For gatherers) You gather an item from a node, or catch a fish at a fishing hole, while wearing the gear.
* You use the gear's appearance to [[Glamour]] a different piece of equipment. (The latter item does not become bound by this action.)
* You store the gear in the [[Glamour Dresser]].
* You submit an outfit to the [[Fashion Report]] while wearing the gear.
* Your [[Retainer]] completes a [[Retainer Venture]] while wearing the gear.

Gear that is bound to you is indicated by the text "Binding" at the top of the item's info box. Items that are already untradeable will not display the word "Binding", as they are already unable to be traded.

==Spiritbond Overview==
Equipment will acquire spiritbond from performing eligible activities, regardless of the class of the player. Due to this, players can wear [[crafting]] or [[gathering]] gear as a [[Disciple of War]] and spiritbond it through combat, and vice versa. This will be ''catastrophically bad'' for your performance in those tasks, however, since you will have '''none''' of the relevant stats.

Spiritbond speed correlates to the level difference between the equipped item and the enemies slain - or in the case of crafters, the level of the item created. For example, if you are striving to spiritbond level 40 gear, you want to run [[dungeons]] around level 40, or craft items around level 40.
*'''Note that a piece of gear with 0% Condition (durability) will not gain spiritbond points.'''

===Combat and crafting===
At endgame, item level takes precedence for combat and crafting. For example, crafting the same level 90 item using item level 620 gear will provide much less spiritbond than when using item level 590 gear. Crafting higher-item-level items will provide more spiritbond (e.g., ★★ items > ★ items > common items).

At the start of an expansion, the highest-item-level gear tends to be eligible for spiritbonding in most level-cap activities. However, as higher-item-level gear releases, the new gear may outlevel older level-cap content in that expansion, to such a degree that they no longer earn spiritbond.
* Example: Level 100 combat gear with an item level of 700 can earn spiritbond from FATEs in [[Living Memory]]. Item level 720 and 730 can still earn spiritbond here, but at a slower rate. Item level 750 gear earns little-to-no spiritbond here.

Combat earns spiritbond upon completing an activity, such as an instanced [[Duty]] or a [[FATE]] - individual enemy kills do not give spiritbond.<ref>Prior to [[Patch 5.3]], enemies in the overworld granted spiritbond when defeated.</ref>

Crafting earns spiritbond upon finishing a craft, regardless of whether that craft succeeded or failed, or is {{HQ}} high-quality or normal quality - the amount of spiritbond gained is the same either way. This means [[Quick Synthesis]] can be used to quickly generate spiritbond if the quality of the product is unimportant.

===Gathering===
When [[gathering]], spiritbond is based on the gear's equipping level relative to the level of the gathering node, instead of the gear's item level<ref>Prior to [[patch 7.0]], spiritbond from gathering used item level instead of equipping level.</ref>. Spiritbond is gained with each successful gathering attempt (i.e. every time you "hit" the rock/tree/etc) - the actual yield of items collected does not matter, as long as you get at least one item.

[[Unspoiled Nodes]] and [[Folklore Nodes|Legendary Nodes]] give significantly more spiritbond than normal nodes - about 10x at level cap.

When [[fishing]], the player will also receive a bonus to spiritbonding if they hook a [[Big Fishing|big or legendary fish]].

[[Spearfishing]] tends to earn less spiritbond per fish than rod fishing, to balance the higher volume of fish that can be gathered by spearfishing in a short amount of time.

==Spiritbond Formula==
As of [[Patch 7.0]], spiritbond obtained from an activity is estimated to use the following formula, according to research by The Balance:

<pre>MinPoints = ⌊[Base + (SBGain/2)] * [1 + 0.25 * (Melds + GearQuality)]⌋
MaxPoints = ⌊MinPoints * 1.1⌋
FinalPoints = UniformRand(MinPoints, MaxPoints)</pre>

The variables and functions are defined as follows:
* '''Base''' - A value that depends on the equipped gear's level minus the activity's level. Combat and crafters compare item level, while gatherers compare the equipping level.
* '''SBGain''' - The sum of "Increased Spiritbond Gain +X" effects from medicine, food, gear, and buffs.
** For gatherers, SBGain caps at +2 for normal nodes, and +5 for Legendary Nodes.
* '''Melds''' - The amount of materia currently melded to the item (value from 0-5).
* '''GearQuality''' - Has a value of 1 if the gear is {{HQ}} High-Quality or {{rarity|aetherial}}, otherwise 0.
* '''⌊x⌋''' - Round down x to the nearest whole number
* '''MinPoints''' - The minimum possible amount of spiritbond gained.
* '''MaxPoints''' - The maximum possible amount of spiritbond gained.
* '''UniformRand(a,b)''' - Pick a value from a to b, including both end points, with each output being equally likely.
* '''FinalPoints''' - The result amount of spiritbond points gained. To reach 100% spiritbond, a piece of gear needs to accumulate 10,000 points. Note that the in-game display rounds down to the nearest 1% or 100 points, except that amounts between 1 and 99 points show as 1% instead of 0%.

The possible values for the "Base" variable are summarized in the following tables:

{| {{STDT| crafting align-left}}
|-
! colspan=2 | {{CRP}} Crafting
|-
! Item Level Diff. (equipment ilvl - content ilvl) !! Base spiritbond points
|-
| 0 || 33
|-
| 1 || 32
|-
| 2 || 31
|-
| 3 || 30
|-
| 4 || 29
|-
| 5 || 28
|-
| 6 || 27
|-
| 7 || 26
|-
| 8 || 25
|-
| 9 || 24
|-
| 10 || 23
|-
| 11 || 22
|-
| 12 || 21
|-
| 13 || 20
|-
| 14 || 15
|-
| 15-20 || 10
|-
| 21-29 || 5
|-
| 30-39 || 3
|-
| 40-50 || 1
|-
| 51+ || 0
|}

{| {{STDT| gathering-role align-left}}
|-
! colspan=3 | {{MIN}}{{BTN}} Mining/Botany
|-
! rowspan=2 | Level Diff. (equipment lvl - content lvl) !! colspan=2 | Base spiritbond points
|-
! Unspoiled/ Legendary Nodes !! Normal Nodes
|-
| 0 || 50 || 5
|-
| 1-4 || 49 || 4
|-
| 5-9 || 48 || 3
|-
| 10-14 || 47 || 2
|-
| 15-19 || 46 || 1
|-
| 20+ || 0 || 0
|}

{| {{STDT| mech2 align-left}}
|-
! colspan=3 | {{FSH}} Fishing
|-
! rowspan=2 | Level Diff. (equipment lvl - content lvl) !! colspan=2 | Base spiritbond points
|-
! {{action icon|cast|x}} Rod Fishing !! {{action icon|Gig|x}} [[Spearfishing]]
|-
| 0 || 24 || 4
|-
| 5 || 21 ||
|-
| 10 || 20 ||
|-
| 15 || 19 ||
|-
| 20 || 18 ||
|-
| 25 || 17 ||
|-
| 40 || 13 ||
|}

Putting together the above information: suppose a Miner or Botanist gathers from an on-level Legendary Node, with +5 spiritbond gain from consumables, as well as HQ pentamelded gear:
<pre>MinPoints = ⌊[50 + (5/2)] * [1 + 0.25 * (5 + 1)]⌋
= ⌊52.5 * (2.50)⌋
= ⌊131.25⌋
= 131
MaxPoints = ⌊MinPoints * 1.1⌋
= ⌊131 * 1.1⌋
= ⌊144.1⌋
= 144</pre>
* This works out to between 131 and 144 points per hit.
* To reach 100% spiritbond from scratch, this setup would require 70-77 hits:
<pre>10,000/144 ~ 10,000/131
69.444 ~ 76.336
70 ~ 77 (rounding up to next integer)</pre>

A calculator is available in The Balance's research spreadsheet, in the [[Spiritbond#External links|External Links section]] below.

==Increasing spiritbond rate==
Spiritbond rate can be increased through various means:

{| {{STDT| pve align-left}}
! Requirement !! Spiritbond rate increase
|-
| [[High Quality]] {{HQ}} gear or {{rarity|aetherial}} gear || +25%
|-
| Materia is melded onto the gear || +25% per materia
|-
| Consumable and passive gear effects || +(X/2) points are added to base spiritbond points
|}

Note that materia gained from extraction is not affected by the quality of the gear. HQ just increases the speed of bonding, it does not give better materia.

For consumable and passive gear effects, they add a flat value of +(X/2) to the base spiritbond points, before the HQ and meld multipliers are applied. Therefore, the relative gain depends on how high the base spiritbond was to begin with. For example, consider the following cases where a +1 effect (+0.5 points) is applied:

{| {{STDT| pve align-left}}
|-
! Activity !! Base spiritbond !! With +1 !! Relative increase
|-
| Crafting an on-level item || 33 || 33.5 || +1.5%
|-
| Gathering at an on-level legendary node || 50 || 50.5 || +1%
|-
| Gathering at an on-level normal node || 5 || 5.5 || +10%
|-
| Rod fishing an on-level fish || 24 || 24.5 || +2%
|-
| Spearfishing an on-level fish || 4 || 4.5 || +12.5%
|}

===Consumables===
{| {{STDT| item}}
! Item !! Effect !! Duration
|-
| {{item icon|Better Crowned Pie|size=big}} || Increased Spiritbond Gain +2 || 30m
|-
| {{item icon|Spiritbond Potion|size=big}} || Increased Spiritbond Gain +3 || 180m
|-
| {{item icon|Potent Spiritbond Potion|size=big}} || Increased Spiritbond Gain +4 / {{HQ}} +5 || 180m
|-
| {{item icon|Superior Spiritbond Potion|size=big}} || Increased Spiritbond Gain +5 / {{HQ}} +6 || 180m
|-
| {{item icon|Squadron Spiritbonding Manual|size=big}} || Increases spiritbonding speed. Spiritbond Bonus: +3 || 120m
|}
The pie ({{status effect|buff|well fed}} [[Well Fed]]), a potion ({{status effect|buff|medicated}} [[Medicated]]), and the manual ([[File:That which binds us1.png|18px|link=That Which Binds Us III]] [[That Which Binds Us III]]) can all be stacked. The different potions will overwrite each other as they all apply {{status effect|buff|medicated}} [[Medicated]].

===Gear===
{| {{STDT| equip}}
! Item !! Level !! [[Item Level]] !! Effect
|-
| {{item icon|Patriot's Choker|size=big}} || 26 || 27 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Patriot's Bracelet|size=big}} || 30 || 31 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Meteor Survivor Ring|size=big}} || 34 || 36 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +3
|-
| {{item icon|Gambler's Crown|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Lily and Serpent Earrings|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Crimson Standard Earrings|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Tipping Scales Earrings|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Lily and Serpent Bracelet|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +2
|-
| {{item icon|Crimson Standard Bracelet|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +2
|-
| {{item icon|Tipping Scales Bracelet|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +2
|-
| {{item icon|Aetheryte Ring|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1 / {{HQ}} +1
|-
| {{item icon|Lily and Serpent Ring|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Crimson Standard Ring|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Tipping Scales Ring|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
|}

==Achievements==
{{main|Materia Achievements}}
==Tips and Tricks==

===Who should spiritbond===
* '''Intentionally spiritbonding is generally done by gathering classes, and to a lesser extent crafting classes.''' This involves equipping level-appropriate gear (for gatherers) or item-level-appropriate gear (for crafters), [[High Quality]] {{HQ}} and pentamelded, for fast spiritbond rates.

* Combat materia is much more efficiently earned from doing [[The Hunt|hunt trains]] and is generally cheap to purchase from the [[Market Board]] compared to crafting/gathering materia, except at the start of an expansion where materia is more scarce.

===Preparation===
*'''Use {{item icon|Spiritbond Potion}}s!''' The benefit is especially noticeable during lower level spiritbonding sessions. If you are in danger of being killed, beware – the potion gives the {{status effect|buff|medicated}} [[Medicated]] status, not {{status effect|buff|well fed}} [[Well Fed]], meaning it wears off upon death.
** Note that when gathering from [[Folklore Nodes|Legendary Nodes]], there is a hard limit of +5 spiritbond gain from consumables or buffs. Regular nodes have a +2 cap.

*'''Only use [[High Quality]] {{HQ}} gear in your spiritbonding sessions''', for the +25% spiritbond rate.

*'''Adding materia is very beneficial, as each meld increases spiritbond rate by 25%.''' This is particularly relevant for spiritbonding gathering gear.
** The identity of the materia is not relevant, only the number of materia melded. Therefore, for gathering gear in particular, it is recommended to invest in cheap, low-quality combat materia for the purpose of spiritbonding to "farm" gathering materia.

*'''Wearing equipment with +1 spiritbond gain is generally not worth it''', as they have low item level (meaning the materia they generate is low-grade), and they generally cannot be high-quality or have materia melded onto them (meaning their own spiritbond rate is slow. The {{item icon|Aetheryte Ring}} is an exception to this point, but still has low item level.). They also take up a gear slot, when that slot could be better used on gear that can generate high-grade materia at a fast rate instead.

===Methods to farm spiritbond===
*'''[[File:Gatherers guile materia iv icon1.png|20px|link=]] Gatherers - gather at legendary nodes to gain spiritbond.''' Unspoiled and legendary nodes give significantly more spiritbond than normal nodes: about 10x at level cap. Nodes from the most-recent and second-most-recent expansion are viable for spiritbond farming.
** It is recommended to follow a teleport route (such as [https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/character/46596125/blog/5427308/ this one]) to hit as many unspoiled/legendary nodes as possible. Another method is to set up alarms using [https://ffxivteamcraft.com/alarms TeamCraft], to know when each node is active and where it is.
** Note that spiritbond is granted whenever a node is hit, regardless of how many items are obtained. Using actions that restore integrity, such as {{action icon|Solid Reason}} or {{action icon|Ageless Words}}, can increase the amount of possible hits on a single node.

* '''[[File:Craftsmans cunning materia iv icon1.png|20px|link=]] Crafters - early in an expansion, craft {{collectable}} [[Collectables]] for [[Scrips]], gaining spiritbond at the same time.''' The scrips can be traded at a [[Scrip Exchange]] for additional materia. Also, note that the amount of spiritbond gained is the same regardless of whether the craft succeeded or failed.
**However, this becomes inefficient later in an expansion, when higher-item-level crafter gear releases - it becomes more efficient time-wise to craft using this gear, but its item level is also out of range to qualify for spiritbond.
** Late in an expansion, still craft {{collectable}} [[Collectables]] for [[Scrips]], but use the strongest-available gear instead of weaker, spirtbondable gear.

*'''[[File:Savage aim materia iv icon1.png|20px|link=]] Combat - intentionally spiritbonding by doing combat is generally not recommended.''' Overworld enemies do not grant spiritbond, so [[FATE]]s and [[Duties]] would need to be farmed instead - and these forms of content only grant rewards upon completion. Intentionally wearing item-level-appropriate gear to optimize spiritbond will ''slow down'' the speed of completion, harming time efficiency, and this is generally an unnatural style of play.
**Combat materia of grades 4 and above are easily available through various sources that fall within normal play, such as obtaining [[Allagan Tomestones]], or doing {{i|Duty Roulette}}s, [[The Hunt]], {{i|Allied Society Quests}}, or (in the case of Shadowbringers) [[Shared FATE]]s.
** However, combat materia of grades 1-3 lack easy obtain methods, and they are required for the [[Novus Zodiac Weapons/Quest|Novus step of Zodiac Weapons]]. Further, players on the [[Free Trial]] are unable to access the market board to simply buy the materia needed.
*** Low grades of materia can be farmed efficiently by doing lots of quick synthesis crafts with a high-level crafting class, using high-level tools, but low-level battle armor and accessories of {{HQ}} high quality, as well as using a high-quality {{item icon|Superior Spiritbond Potion|hq=true}}.
*** Wearing the [[The Emperor's New Glamour Set]] also works very well for this approach. Since all of these items are item level 1, lower-level crafts can be used (such as {{item icon|Table Salt}}, which is gil-neutral in cost beyond the shards used for the craft).

{{evt|service=youtube|id=z6XpUEQanUg|dimensions=325|align=right|description=Zane Lionheart's grade I materia farming guide}}

==Historical Notes==
<references/>

==External links==
* [https://guides.ffxivteamcraft.com/guide/spiritibonding-materia-guide Spiritbonding & Materia Guide - Teamcraft]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6XpUEQanUg Grade 1 materia farming guide - Zane Lionheart]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1e_jWcQfOYvKOZP9acOZq2wteerH4oyWMYVdUgoxOC7w/edit?usp=sharing 7.x spiritbond research spreadsheet - The Balance]

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Patch 2.0

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{{Patch infobox
| patchnum = 2.0
| name = A Realm Reborn
| titlecard-image = PatchTitleCard-2-0.jpg
| expansion = A Realm Reborn
| releasedate-1 = 2.0 - 27 August 2013
| promolink = https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/a_realm_reborn/
| patchnotes-links = [https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/71744-NA-FINAL-FANTASY-XIV-Hotfixes-%28Aug.-13-2025%29 All Hotfixes]
| prevpatch = 1.23b
| nextpatch = 2.1
}} [[File:A Realm Reborn (patch art).jpg|right|300px|Concept Art]] __TOC__
== Introduction ==
'''A Realm Reborn''' is a complete reboot of [[Final Fantasy XIV]], created to replace the failed [[Patch 1.23b|original 1.x version]] of the game which was taken offline on November 11, 2012. A thorough rewrite of most of the game's code, a new graphics engine was implemented featuring [[wikipedia:Deferred_shading|deferred rendering]], as well as structural changes to the game's server architecture and a complete overhaul of the combat system.

== Notable Features, Additions, and Changes ==
=== New Content ===
* Main Story: [[Seventh Umbral Era Quests]] (Level 1-50) (195 to 198 quests, later reduced to 163 to 164 in [[patch 5.3]])
* Fully redesigned world of Eorzea, including [[The Black Shroud]], [[Thanalan]], [[La Noscea]], [[Mor Dhona]], and [[Coerthas Central Highlands]]
* Combat Classes: {{GLA}}[[Gladiator]], {{MRD}}[[Marauder]], {{LNC}}[[Lancer]], {{PGL}}[[Pugilist]], {{ARC}}[[Archer]], {{THM}}[[Thaumaturge]], {{ACN}}[[Arcanist]],[1] {{CNJ}}[[Conjurer]]
* Jobs: {{PLD}}[[Paladin]], {{WAR}}[[Warrior]], {{DRG}}[[Dragoon]], {{MNK}}[[Monk]], {{BRD}}[[Bard]], {{BLM}}[[Black Mage]], {{SMN}}[[Summoner]],[1] {{WHM}}[[White Mage]], {{SCH}}[[Scholar]][1]
* Gathering and Crafting Classes: {{MIN}}[[Miner]], {{BTN}}[[Botanist]], {{FSH}}[[Fisher]], {{CRP}}[[Carpenter]], {{BSM}}[[Blacksmith]], {{ARM}}[[Armorer]], {{GSM}}[[Goldsmith]], {{LTW}}[[Leatherworker]], {{WVR}}[[Weaver]], {{ALC}}[[Alchemist]], {{CUL}}[[Culinarian]]
* {{i|Dungeons}}: [[Sastasha]], [[The Tam-Tara Deepcroft]], [[Copperbell Mines]], [[Halatali]], [[The Thousand Maws of Toto-Rak]],[2] [[Haukke Manor]], [[Brayflox's Longstop]], [[The Sunken Temple of Qarn]], [[Cutter's Cry]],[2] [[The Stone Vigil]], [[Dzemael Darkhold]],[2] [[The Aurum Vale]],[2] [[Castrum Meridianum]], [[The Praetorium]], [[The Wanderer's Palace]], [[Amdapor Keep]]
* {{i|Trials}}: [[The Bowl of Embers]],[2] [[The Navel]], [[The Howling Eye]],[2] [[Cape Westwind (Duty)|Cape Westwind]], [[The Bowl of Embers (Hard)]],[2] [[The Navel (Hard)]], [[The Howling Eye (Hard)]][2]
* {{i|Raids}}: [[The Binding Coil of Bahamut]]
* {{i|Guildhests}} added, replacing [[Behest]]s
* {{i|Full Active Time Event}}s

====Notes====
[1] Only these classes and jobs are new for 2.0. 
[2] These duties were carried forward from [[Patch 1.23b|1.x]] and revamped.

=== System Changes and Additions ===
* All-new [[zone]]s for [[Eorzea]] updated with changes reflecting the aftermath of [[the Calamity]].
* The dozens of old [[Side Quests]] replaced with hundreds of all-new ones.
** Some job quests are all-new (ex. [[White Mage]]), while others kept with minimal changes (ex. [[Dragoon]]).
** Class quests all replaced and expanded. [[Armorer]] quests now separate from [[Blacksmith]].
* Combat overhauled. Some [[attributes]] were retired, while a few new ones were added.
** [[Global cooldown]] and auto-attacks implemented. [[Ability|Abilities]] have their own cooldowns, [[Weaponskill]]s use [[TP]], and [[Spell]]s use [[MP]].
** [[TP]] now begins combat full, and regenerates naturally over time, like [[MP]].
** All 1.x [[materia]] replaced by [[Types_of_Materia#Discontinued_.2F_Inactive_Materia|Cracked Materia]] which have no effect but can be exchanged for the new [[Types of Materia|types of materia]].
*** [[Materia]] drastically changed. The amount of stats granted by a given tier of materia is now fixed. Sockets introduced to gear and melding to sockets is a guaranteed success.
** {{action icon|Dye (action)}}ing no longer affects a piece of [[equipment]]'s [[attributes]].
* [[Crafting]] and [[Gathering]] function completely differently.
** All crafting recipes replaced, rendering many old materials without use. Some new materials were added, as well.
** [[Spearfishing]] removed from [[Fisher]].
* {{i|Guildleve}}s overhauled.
** Faction leves retired along with their associated currencies.
* [[Hamlet Defense]] battles and Caravan Security removed.
** Various kinds of FATE considered to be the replacement, such as {{questlink|fate-collect|FATEs#Collect||Collect}}, {{questlink|fate-defense|FATEs#Defend||Defend}}, and {{questlink|fate-escort|FATEs#Escort||Escort}} (per YoshiP in PLL VI).
* {{action icon|Teleport}} no longer requires anima (a recharging resource) as [[currency]], but instead a {{gil}} [[Gil]] fee is charged.
* New gender options for existing [[races]]: female [[Highlander]]s, male [[Miqo'te]], and female [[Roegadyn]].
* {{map icon|market board}} [[Market Board]]s added.
** [[Retainers|Retainer]] functionality adjusted to accommodate.
* Chocobo [[companions]] added as an open-world ally.
** [[Path companion]]s removed.
* PlayStation 3 support added (The original 1.x was PC only)
** Gamepad support added for both Windows and PS3.

=== Miscellaneous ===
* New Allagan Tomestone currency: {{tomestone|philosophy}}[[Allagan Tomestone of Philosophy|Allagan Tomestones of Philosophy]] and {{tomestone|mythology}}[[Allagan Tomestone of Mythology|Allagan Tomestones of Mythology]]
** [[Allagan Runestone]]s are now deprecated and may no longer be exchanged for [[gear]].

*[[File:Waist slot icon1.png|20px|link=Waist]] [[Waist|Belts]] no longer affect the display of the [[File:Body slot icon1.png|20px|link=Body]] [[Body]] slot [[equipment]]. The visual graphics associated with some belts were merged with their matching body slot items, though not in all cases.<ref>An example can be seen by comparing [[:File:FFXIV Minfilia Full.webp|this image of Minfilia]] from during [[Patch 1.23b|Legacy]] with [[:File:Rising Vendor 2021.PNG|this image of the Rising vendor]]. The {{i|Raptorskin Survival Belt}} seen in Legacy was not attached to any body slot item. Meanwhile, the {{i|Cobalt Plate Belt}} can be seen fused with the {{i|Cobalt Cuirass}} in [[:File:Cobalt Cuirass front.png|this post-ARR image]].</ref>
* Smallclothes retired as a [[gear]] slot.
** The appearances associated with the race-specific smallclothes were reassigned to {{i|Hempen Undershirt}} and {{i|Hempen Underpants}} for males, and {{i|Hempen Camise}} and {{i|Hempen Pantalettes}} for females.

*Though patch 2.0 received no ''numbered'' sub-patches, [https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/71744-NA-FINAL-FANTASY-XIV-Hotfixes-%28Aug.-13-2025%29 updates and hotfixes] were issued on thirteen different dates (nearly weekly) prior to 17 December 2013 and the release of the first major patch, 2.1.

== Main Story Summary (Spoilers) == 
{{section-stub}}
Five years after the Seventh Umbral Calamity, the Warrior of Light experiences a vision where he is floating in the aether, and hears a voice calling out: "Hear... feel... think..." as a masked, dark robed figure appears before him. The Warrior conjures up a weapon of light, based on his starting class, and strikes the dark figure down.

=== Chapter 1 (Starting in Gridania) ===
The Warrior of Light wakes up on a carriage in the Black Shroud traveling to Gridania, accompanied by Alphinaud, Alisaie, and Bremondt, a traveling merchant. The Warrior of Light encounters some moogles, who ask him if he's seen anything suspicious. Later, the carriage is caught up in a skirmish between Gridanian forces and Ixal beastmen, but manages to escape unscathed. The carriage then continues on and reaches Gridania, where the Warrior of Light registers with the Adventurer's Guild in Carline Canopy, performs odd jobs for the people of Gridania, and learns the ways of his selected class.

=== Chapter 1 (Starting in Ul'dah) ===
The Warrior of Light wakes up on a carriage in Thanalan traveling to Ul'dah, accompanied by Alphinaud, Alisaie, and Brendt, a traveling merchant. The carriage is stopped for inspection by corrupt Brass Blades, who "find" contraband herbs, but are ambushed by Amalj'aa beastmen. The carriage escapes and continues on to reach Ul'dah, where the Warrior of Light registers with the Adventurer's Guild in the Quicksand, performs odd jobs for the people of Ul'dah, and learns the ways of his selected class.

=== Chapter 1 (Starting in Limsa Lominsa) ===
The Warrior of Light wakes up on a ship off the coast of La Noscea traveling to Limsa Lominsa, accompanied by Alphinaud, Alisaie, and Brennan, a traveling merchant. The ship is later attacked by pirates, but is able to outrun them. The ship then continues on and reaches Limsa Lominsa, where the Warrior of Light registers with the Adventurer's Guild in the Drowning Wench, performs odd jobs for the people of Limsa Lominsa, and learns the ways of his selected class.

The hero is hired by Summerford Farms to investigate alleged kidnappings, and pursues a lead to Seasong Grotto. There he encounters a Miqo'te woman wearing a strange device, but they are ambushed by an enraged goobue. Afterward the hero discovers a blue crystal, and upon picking it up, collapses and witnesses another aethereal vision with a star shower, a giant towering crystal and the same voice "Hear... feel... think...". The voice calls out to the crystal-bearer identifies herself as Hydaelyn, issues a prophecy of light fading and darkness taking its place, presaging an end to life, and beseeches the hero to prevent this fate, and tasks him with gathering the Crystals of Light. The hero wakes up, as the Miqo'te woman has discovered a seafarer's knife in the goobue's back, and is convinced the kidnappings are the work of pirates. The hero returns to Summerford farms to present his findings, where the taskmaster identifies the Miqo'te woman as Y'shtola, and assures the hero that she is unconnected to the kidnappings.

The hero performs odd jobs around the farm, and has to deal with a particular scoundrel named Sevrin who has been causing trouble. The hero is tasked with hunting Sevrin down, and finds him being beaten by two men whom he betrayed. The hero moves to confront them, but is interrupted by a masked, black-robed man who summons a golem to attack. The hero defeats the golem, and witnesses another vision. After returning to the farm, Sevrin explains that he was a member of the Serpent Reavers - servents of the Sahagin - and deserted them. He had planned to hand over his crewmates to save himself, and couldn't go through with it. He headed off to confess and turn himself in to the Yellowjackets - Limsa Lominsa's law enforcement. The hero returns to the Drowning Wench in Limsa Lominsa and asks Baderon the proprietor to put in a good word for Sevrin.

The hero performs miscellaneous tasks, and is eventually tasked with guarding the under-construction ''Victory'' - Limsa Lominsa's first ship built since the Calamity - from sabotage. Not long after, a band of pirates attacks and attempts to destroy the ship. The hero fights them off and strikes down their leader, who turns out to be the foreman's estranged father. On his body, a missive in an unknown language is discovered, and the hero takes it back to the Drowning Wench to have it interpreted. It is found to be written in the Sahagin language, and it mentions a diversionary attack on Swiftperch, but Baderon has the intuition to realize that the attack on the ''Victory'' wasn't the primary objective - Swiftperch is the true target!

The hero delivers the message to Commodore Reyner who considers how to respond, when s Yellowjacket bursts in and reports that the Sahagin are attacking South Tidegate. Lacking the resources to defend both location, Commodore Reyner dispatches the troops to South Tidegate while sending the hero to protect Swiftperch. The hero rushes to Swiftperch with all haste, and sure enough a band of Serpent Reavers attacks. The defenders are able to defeat the attackers, but their leader summons a voidsent, whom the defenders also defeat. As the defenders cheer their victory, the same masked, black-robed mage who summoned the golem confronts the hero and summons a more powerful voidsent, deeming the hero too dangerous to be allowed to live. The hero is joined by Y'shtola, and together they prevail over the masked mage and his voidsent. As the masked man expires, Y'shtola says the hero was blessed with a special gift, and identifies the masked mage as an Ascian, a Bringer of Chaos. It is they who have been manipulating the beast tribes. Thus the case of the kidnappings is brought to a close. In the words of Ryssfloh, "Those Reavers were the ones spiriting folk away in the dead of night, and this bastard here [the Ascian] was pulling all the strings." The hero reports back to Commodore Reyner, but not before noticing a dark crystal, which shatters before his eyes.

Back in Limsa Lominsa, the hero is welcomed by Admiral Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn, who recognizes his deeds and invites him to a celebratory banquet - a great honor. During the banquet Admiral Merlwyb gives her summation of recent events: The tattooed pirates call themselves Serpent Reavers, and have pledges themselves to the Sahagins' god Leviathan, and sought to kidnap civilians to grow their numbers. At that moment, the hero's crystal glows, and he shows it to Y'shtola, who identifies it as one of the Crystals of Light. The hero recalls his vision of the towering crystal after defeating the goobue, and Y'shtola and Admiral Merlwyb come to the conclusion that the hero is vessel of a higher power, and identify the towering crystal as the Mothercrystal. Admiral Merlwyb then tells the story of the Warriors of Light, heroes not of this land, who fought to protect it from the corruption of the primals, and from the Garlean Empire. They fought and disappeared at the Battle of Carteneau. They were remembered as great heroes,
but nobody can remember their names or faces, which is why they are simply remembered as the Warriors of Light. Merlwyb believes the hero was chosen by Hydaelyn for a special reason, and admonishes him to keep his crystal safe.

At that moment, the hero collapses and witness a vision of the final moments of the Battle of Carteneau. The hero comes to, waking up in the Drowning Wench, and is summoned to Admiral Merlwyb's office. Merlwyb names the hero her envoy, grants him authorization to travel by airship, and assigns him the task of delivering missives to the leaders of Ul'dah and Gridania, to hold a memorial for the five-year anniversary of the Battle of Carteneau and the Seventh Umbral Calamity. They agree, as the Garlean Empire is a grave threat to Eorzea. The XIVth Legion, led by Gaius van Baelsar, is deeply entranched in Eorzea, and seeks to resume its campaign of conquest. The hero returns to the Drowning Wench to receive his next assignment...

=== Chapter 2 ===


=== Chapter 3 ===


=== Chapter 4 ===


== The Binding Coil of Bahamut (Spoilers) ==

==Lore==
Every end marks a new beginning. So it was that Eorzea, in the five years following the Seventh Umbral Calamity, rose from the ashes to rebuild-as did their would-be imperial conquerors.

===Tales from the Calamity===
There was much work to be done in the days following the events at Carteneau. Countless Eorzeans had been robbed of their homes and livelihoods, for Bahamut had managed to wreak untold destruction before he was defeated. In Ul'dah rioters had taken to the streets, driven by madness and fear. It was only by the impassioned words of the Sultana Nanamo Ul Namo and the brave actions of her seven defenders that order was restored, and formal efforts to administer aid and succor to the people could begin. In Limsa Lominsa, Admiral Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn, who had lain in a state of torpor after suffering injuries during the Battle of Carteneau, awoke and set about establishing the Maelstrom's temporary command at the Moraby Drydocks, which had been sheltered from the worst of the great wave which had lain waste to Vylbrand's coast. And in Gridania, Kan-E-Senna's younger siblings Raya-O and A-Ruhn oversaw the recovery efforts while the Elder Seedseer remained in Carteneau for a time, seeking out what few survivors remained and saving those who could yet be saved.

Meanwhile, having watched the battle unfold from the deck of an imperial airship, Legatus Gaius van Baelsar, commander of the XIVth Legion, saw an opportunity. Upon withdrawing to Ala Mhigo with the remainder of his fleet, he sent troops to Mor Dhona’s Castrum Novum, with orders to execute the remnants of van Darnus’s VIIth Legion and secure the fortress for the XIVth. From there they dispatched cohorts to La Noscea, Thanalan, the Black Shroud, and Coerthas, and upon the lands they claimed were built many new castra.

Although the Eorzean Alliance was not blind to the Empire’s aggression, they had not the strength to oppose them. When the 5th Cohort encroached upon Ul'dahn interests in northern Thanalan, it was all General Raubahn and the Immortal Flames could do to hold the line. Once the two sides had retreated behind their fortifications, the Ul'dahns could only look on helplessly as the Garleans commenced the construction of Castrum Meridianum—a dagger pointed at the very heart of Eorzea.

===A New Dawn===
Six months after the fall of Dalamud, in a quiet corner of Ul'dah, the surviving members of the Circle of Knowing and the Path of the Twelve came together to discuss their shared future.

The Path of the Twelve, formed in 1570, had ostensibly been an obscure religious sect devoted to the pursuit of spiritual knowledge. In truth, however, it had been a haven for "''walkers'' of the path"-men and women blessed with the Echo, a power whose potential they were only beginning to understand, and its charismatic Antecedent, the Lady Minfilia, was herself among the strongest in this gift.

Minfilia had awoken to her power at the age of seventeen, when she somehow found herself walking in the memories of another. Troubled and terrified by the experience, she confided in Thancred, an old friend and secret member of the Circle of Knowing-though this she did not know at the time. Recognizing the signs, Thancred introduced Minfilia to Louisoix Leveilleur, his master and mentor, who shared with her his knowledge of the Echo-a power said to have been bestowed upon individuals on the cusp of an Umbral Calamity-that they might stand against the coming darkness. The Echo, he claimed, was more than the stuff of legends, and the selfsame power Minfilia possessed. Though wary at first, she and the Archon became close friends, and it was with his enthusiastic encouragement that she would found the Path of the Twelve, and the two organizations would support each other in various endeavors over the coming years.

On the eve of the Battle of Carteneau, Louisoix had come to her organization’s headquarters, the Waking Sands, to reveal to her his plans to forestall Eorzea’s destruction. The Archon would summon the Twelve using forbidden arts known only to him, and with their combined strength, prevent the fall of the lesser moon. Such strength, however, posed a threat in itself, for should Eorzea’s patron deities assume physical form, it seemed more than likely that they would be prone to the same appetites as the gods of the beastmen. Should that prove the case, their mere presence would bleed the land of life. And so Louisoix would instead call upon a fraction of the Twelve’s power—enough to stay Dalamud’s descent, and no more. Alas, to ensure all would come to pass as intended, he would need to take his own life in the midst of the ritual.

However, Louisoix had come for another purpose than to discuss his impending death. He had seen in the Antecedent great potential, and during that meeting he told her the role he would have her play in the days to come. So it was that, six months after that fateful day, in accordance with Louisoix Leveilleur's wishes, the Circle of Knowing and the Path of the Twelve were merged to form the Scions of the Seventh Dawn, under the leadership of Minfilia.

===A New Hero===
For many, the facts surrounding the Calamity remain a mystery to this day, as the memories of Bahamut’s rampage and miraculous defeat remain muddled and indistinct. A band of valiant adventurers is known to have been instrumental to this victory, yet despite all efforts, none can remember their names nor their faces. To try merely brings to mind silhouettes amidst a blinding glare, a shared image which has resulted in these forgotten heroes being dubbed, “The Warriors of Light.”

Though it was widely believed that these heroes all perished in the fires of Carteneau, five years later, rumors of a survivor began to spread throughout Eorzea. This singular man (or woman, by some accounts) traveled far and wide, taking part in conflicts great and small, often standing for the weak and downtrodden. Eventually he came to the attention of the Scions of the Seventh Dawn, not only for his magnanimous deeds, but for his manifestation of the Echo, that great power to walk in the memories of others. Accordingly, Minfilia saw fit to extend this adventurer a formal invitation, that he might join in their ongoing fight against the primal menace.

===The Lord of the Infero===
The adventurer was first tasked with investigating a series of kidnappings in Thanalan, which were eventually revealed to be the work of an Ul'dahn merchant in league with the Amalj’aa. In a bid to learn the whereabouts of the abductees, the Immortal Flames devised a plan to seize the Amalj’aa responsible using the merchant as bait. Alas, a traitor in their ranks revealed all, resulting in the capture of the adventurer and his comrades, who were subsequently presented by the beastmen to their god, Ifrit, as offerings to be made his thralls.

However, by the power of the Echo, that holy gift bestowed by Mother Hydaelyn Herself, the adventurer proved immune to Ifrit’s tempering, much to the primal’s chagrin. Flying into a rage, Ifrit attempted to slaughter the adventurer outright, only to find himself outmatched. Thus did the Lord of the Inferno fall.

===The Paragons of the Darkness===
With the adventurer’s victory over the beastman god, the Immortal Flames’ Bloodsworn were free to secure the captives and return them safely to Ul'dah. Word quickly spread of the valiant hero—the eikon-slayer—spurring others to seek to enlist his aid and that of the Scions of the Seventh Dawn.

At the behest of the Order of the Twin Adder, the adventurer was dispatched to treat with the sylphs of Little Solace, whom they feared might summon Ramuh, the Lord of Levin. After undertaking many tasks to earn the trust of the diminutive beings, he discovered that, while the primal had indeed been summoned in the past, he was a guardian by nature, and Gridania need not fear sylphic aggression. However, a new threat soon revealed itself to the adventurer: Lahabrea of the Ascians, one of many mysterious masked beings said to have sown chaos and discord since time immemorial. Although the Ascians' designs were anything but clear, the Scions knew better than to leave them to their own devices. The adventurer and his allies set about investigating the masked man, tracking him to Little Ala Mhigo, where he had convinced a group of desperate youths to attempt to summon Rhalgr, the Destroyer. From there the adventurer followed his trail to Haukke Manor, where he was confronted by two more Ascians, who sought to measure the hero’s strength for their master. These deeply troubling events served to confirm that the Ascians had bequeathed the knowledge of summoning to various peoples to further their own dark ends.

===The Lord of Crags===
The Scions were soon forced to turn their attention to Vylbrand, where the kobolds were said to have once more summoned their patron god, Titan, to defend their land from Limsa Lominsa’s aggressive expansion. This was not the first time the Lord of Crags had been called forth from the aether, though, for twelve years earlier, in 1565, the famed Company of Heroes had been employed to rid the land of the primal menace. They succeeded, but at great cost, and in the wake of the Calamity, the mercenary group chose to disband. Bereft of other options, the Maelstrom turned to the Scions of the Seventh Dawn for aid.

Y’shtola and the adventurer’s first course of action was to seek out the erstwhile members of the Company of Heroes, believing them to be possessed of invaluable tactical knowledge. After many trials and tribulations—the purpose of which was not entirely clear at the time—this supposition was proven true, and the Scions learned of an aetheryte which could be used to deliver forces directly into Titan’s sanctuary. And so, in a moment that shall forever be enshrined in the annals of Eorzean history, the adventurer slew the Lord of Crags and spared Limsa Lominsa his terrible vengeance. Alas, this triumph would be tempered by a terrible tragedy.

Upon returning to the Waking Sands, the adventurer was greeted by a sight to make his blood run cold: the bodies of beloved allies—victims of a desperate struggle. Among them was Noraxia, a sylphic ally, and through her memories the adventurer learned that the carnage was the result of an imperial raid led by Livia sas Junius, a tribunus who served under Gaius van Baelsar. Having come for the eikon-slayer, they left instead with Minfilia and other senior Scions, but not before slaughtering countless others with impunity.

===Friends Lost and Found===
With her dying breath, Noraxia implored the adventurer to seek shelter at the Church of Saint Adama Landama. Heeding her counsel, he sought out Father Iliud, who welcomed him with open arms. Here the adventurer was reunited with the engineer Cid nan Garlond, who had lost all memory of his past, but retained the advanced engineering skills from his former life. However, this brief respite came to an end when, one day, Alphinaud Leveilleur cast open the doors of the church.

The young grandson of Archon Louisoix had crossed paths with the adventurer several times before, including at the remembrance services held to commemorate the Battle of Carteneau. A Sharlayan nobleman and graduate of the Studium, the youth of sixteen summers and his twin sister Alisaie had come to Eorzea against the wishes of his father, that they might join with the Scions of the Seventh Dawn and carry on their grandfather’s legacy to safeguard the realm. Having learned of a new primal threat following the attack on the Waking Sands, he had resolved to enlist the help of the surviving adventurer—and that of the famed Cid nan Garlond.
The Garlean engineer had fled the Empire fifteen years ago and come to Eorzea, where he founded the Garlond Ironworks, a company dedicated to the development and production of advanced magitek. He had shared his knowledge of Garlean technology with the people of Eorzea and served as a trusted advisor to the Alliance—and even gone so far as to take part in military operations, such as when he delivered a group of adventurers to Rivenroad to confront Nael van Darnus.

Cid had vanished in the Calamity and was presumed by many to have died, but in truth the engineer had survived. Robbed of his memories by the tragic events of that day, he had wandered aimlessly until coming to the Church of Saint Adama Landama, where he was taken into the care of Father Iliud and given the name Marques.

Though he was somewhat confused by Alphinaud’s claims, Cid sensed that the boy spoke the truth, and decided to assist him and the adventurer, in the hopes that it might help him to recover his memory.

To combat Garlemald’s imperial ambitions, Cid nan Garlond shared many secrets of magitek technology with the Eorzean Alliance, including the ceruleum engine.

===The Search for the Enterprise===
Alphinaud revealed that the Ixal of Gridania had summoned Garuda, a fearsome and bloodthirsty primal. Yet therein lied an opportunity, or so the youth believed, for if they somehow managed to defeat Garuda, it would serve as a warning to other beast tribes that even their mightiest gods could be felled. If they were to face their foe, however, they would need to circumvent the tempest which shielded her sanctuary—a feat only capable with the Enterprise, Cid’s missing airship. The search for the Enterprise led the trio to the Ishgardian territory of central Coerthas, a land as cold and unwelcoming as its people. However, with the aid of an eccentric knight of House Fortemps and a young nobleman of House Haillenarte, the party learned that the airship could be found in the Stone Vigil, an Ishgardian fortress which had been overrun by their Dravanian enemies years ago. Having no choice, they fought their way deep into the fallen fortress, until at last they came upon the Enterprise, and with it made their escape back to Gridania.

Originally designed to serve as a line of defense against Horde incursions into western Coerthas, the Stone Vigil was repurposed before its fall to the Dravanians to house Ishgard's small, yet formidable fleet of aerial warships.

===The Lady of the Vortex===
Years of neglect had taken its toll on the Enterprise, and in its condition the airship could not possibly withstand the tumultuous winds which encircled the Howling Eye, Garuda’s sanctuary. To safely breach the barrier, Cid devised a plan to harness the power of a corrupted crystal, that they might alter the elemental aspect of the aether comprising the primal’s defenses. Working closely with the esteemed Professor Lamberteint and his dedicated pupils, the adventurer obtained a corrupted crystal to power Cid’s newly fashioned elemental converter, and at long last the trio embarked upon their journey to confront Garuda.
Stirred by the familiar roar of the Enterprise’s engines, Cid endeavored to recall his past, but it was only with the aid of the adventurer’s Echo that he at last came to remember his name, his people, and his purpose.

Amidst the whirling winds, the adventurer succeeded in striking down the Lady of the Vortex, only to see her rise once more, reinvigorated by the belief of her Ixali disciples. It was at this moment that Gaius van Baelsar then entered the fray, seemingly bent on goading the defeated primal into one final act of defiance. Garuda duly obliged, slaughtering her captive kobolds and Amalj’aa, whose cries of agony served to summon their own patron deities.
As Garuda prepared to consume the aether of her lesser brethren, the Black Wolf called forth the Ultima Weapon, an Allagan relic found buried deep beneath Gyr Abania and restored by Garlean magitek, which summarily dispatched and seemingly absorbed all three primals. Wholly unprepared to face this awe-inspiring new foe, the adventurer and his allies had no choice but to flee for their lives.

===Reclaiming the Dawn's Light===
Alphinaud, Cid, and the adventurer sought refuge within the echoing halls of the Waking Sands, and there were reunited with the Scions Yda and Y’shtola. The pair had spent the days since the raid on their headquarters attempting to locate their missing comrades, and their inquiries had at last borne fruit.
Minfilia and the other high-ranking Scions were being held prisoner in Castrum Centri, an imperial stronghold in Mor Dhona. Recognizing that it would be no small task to free them, the adventurer and his comrades set about gathering more intelligence, and in the process were reunited with Biggs and Wedge, two Garlond Ironworks engineers who had been captured along with the other Scions, but had managed to escape during transport.

After regrouping in Mor Dhona’s Revenant’s Toll, the engineers and the Scions hatched a plan to infiltrate Castrum Centri by impersonating Garlean soldiers. With the assistance of local adventurers, they obtained imperial uniforms and a magitek reaper, and with them managed to enter the castrum undetected and free Minfilia, Papalymo, Urianger, and Tataru. Reunited, the Scions narrowly escaped the wrath of Livia sas Junius by leaping aboard the Enterprise, but as they flew to safety, they spied Gaius van Baelsar standing beside the Ultima Weapon and the Ascian Lahabrea—who to the Scions’ dismay threw back his hood to reveal the face of Thancred, their friend and ally, whom the Ascian had been controlling for some time.

===Operation Archon===
Surrender to the empire or share the fate of the false gods he had pledged to exterminate. Such was the ultimatum Gaius van Baelsar had issued to the Alliance leaders, spurring them to convene an emergency meeting in Ul'dah. Though they balked at the legatus’s terms, they believed they had no choice, for the Scions of the Seventh Dawn were gone—or so they had believed until Minfilia and the others strode into the Fragrant Chamber. In urgent tones, she and Alphinaud implored them not to surrender, to place their faith once more in the Scions and stand together against van Baelsar and his Ultima Weapon.
Owing to this timely intervention, Eorzea’s leaders resolved to fight the Empire to the last, and at once turned their attentions to the matter of how best to coordinate their military might. So it was that Operation Archon was conceived—the largest single counteroffensive in the realm’s troubled history, in which the Alliance would strike at every imperial stronghold standing upon Eorzean soil.

The first phase of Operation Archon saw the Alliance eliminate one of the Black Wolf’s most trusted lieutenants—Rhitahtyn sas Arvina. Acting on intelligence that he would be visiting Cape Westwind for a routine inspection, the Immortal Flames launched an assault on the imperial outpost. The adventurer then led a small unit into the innermost sector, and at the end of a fierce struggle, dealt the praefectus his death-blow.

With Rhitahtyn’s demise, the forces garrisoned at Castrum Occidens were thrown into disarray, allowing the Alliance to commence the second phase of Operation Archon. The Maelstrom laid siege to the leaderless stronghold, and Admiral Merlwyb herself led the Crimson Fleet to blockade Castrum Marinum. Meanwhile, in the Twelveswood, the Order of the Twin Adder and a contingent of sylphs surrounded Castrum Oriens, thus completely severing Castrum Meridianum’s primary lines of supply.

For the third phase of Operation Archon, the Order of the Twin Adder blockaded the railway connecting Centri and Meridianum, preventing the timely arrival of reinforcements from Mor Dhona. The Immortal Flames then marched against the stronghold with all their strength—though in truth this was but a feint.

===The Assault on Castrum Meridianum===
Through a carefully coordinated series of attacks, the Eorzean Alliance had succeeded in isolating Castrum Meridianum. However, they could not lay siege to the fortress indefinitely, for imperial reinforcements would surely come from far and wide to its defense. In particular, the Garlean forces stationed in Ala Mhigo could easily be dispatched to Castrum Meridianum by airship, rendering the Alliance’s efforts for naught. Therefore, they would need to strike while the iron was hot.

While the garrison’s eyes were drawn outwards by General Raubahn’s assault, the selfsame adventurer who slew Rhitahtyn sas Arvina once more took charge of an elite adventurer unit. They stole past the defenses of Castrum Meridianum and attempted to deactivate the magitek field which protected the Praetorium, the fortress within a fortress wherein the Ultima Weapon was housed.

Yet again the adventurer and his allies emerged triumphant, successfully disabling the magitek field generator, as well as defeating Livia sas Junius into the bargain—the tribunus who had led the brutal raid on the Waking Sands.

At last, the path to the Praetorium was open, and so it was that Cid nan Garlond delivered the adventurer and his comrades to the stage of the final confrontation with Gaius van Baelsar and the Ultima Weapon.

===The Ultima Weapon===
A relic of the Third Astral Era, the Ultima Weapon was a feat of Allagan technology—the same technology which saw the reach of the Allagan Empire extend to the four corners of Hydaelyn. After being employed to great effect on the southern continent of Meracydia, the mechanical juggernaut had been buried, and lain undisturbed for five thousand years. Upon its rediscovery, the XIVth Legion of the Imperial Garlean Army had refitted it to serve as a countermeasure against the ever-growing primal threat.

However, it later came to light in a report delivered to the Eorzean Alliance by the Scions of the Seventh Dawn that, despite the fact they had managed to awaken the monstrosity—by harnessing the power of the Heart of Sabik, an ancient relic infused with vast quantities of aether.
There, within the Praetorium, the Ascian Lahabrea revealed his true intent to enemy and ally both: to harness the life force of the primals and quicken this core, that he might unleash Ultima, a spell of unimaginable destructive power contained therein.

In an instant, the Praetorium was naught more than a smoking, crater. Yet by the grace of Mother Hydaelyn’s blessing, the adventurer was spared death, and as the fires raged all about, he laid low both Gaius van Baelsar and his Ultima Weapon. Thus did the conquest of the Black Wolf end in smoke and ashes.
The destruction wrought by Ultima was, according to eyewitness accounts, akin to a volcanic eruption. To this day, the precise nature and origins of the Heart of Sabik, the mysterious artifact Lahabrea used to invoke the ancient magick, remain unknown.

===The Dawning of the Seventh Astral Era===
With the destruction of the Ultima Weapon, Operation Archon was proclaimed a resounding success. Their hearts swelling with pride and relief, the weary allies came together in the shadow of the Keeper of the Lake and there declared, to all and sundry, a definitive end—not only to their desperate struggle against van Baelsar’s XIVth Legion, but to the petty squabbles which had divided their nations for far too long.

They were under no illusions. The realm was yet beset by countless problems, and the scars left by the Calamity would linger for generations to come. Nevertheless, they believed that their triumph at Castrum Meridianum marked a turning point, the first steps towards a united Eorzea, which could stand against the might of Garlemald.

And so Chief Admiral Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn, Flame General Raubahn Aldynn, and Elder Seedseer Kan-E-Senna raised their voices as one and proclaimed that, on that day, by the light of the Crystal, the Seventh Astral Era had come, and the realm was at last truly reborn.
<ref>Encyclopaedia Eorzea: Volume I, page 54-59</ref>

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Spiritbond

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'''Spiritbond''', or '''Spiritbonding''', is the process of creating [[Materia]]. Equipped gear ([[Weapons]], [[Tools]], [[Armor]] and [[Accessories]]) will acquire spiritbond as you perform various activities, such as completing [[Duties]] or [[FATEs]], [[crafting]] [[items]], or [[gathering]] resources.

Once equipment reaches 100% spiritbond, a piece of [[materia]] can be {{action icon|Materia Extraction|extracted}} from it, returning the equipment's spiritbond to 1%.<ref>Prior to [[Patch 5.2]], getting materia from fully spiritbound gear resulted in the gear being ''totally lost'', and the process was referred to as '''conversion'''. The language was changed to '''extraction''' to reflect that it is now non-destructive.</ref> Players can view spiritbond progression by hovering over the equipment and reading the spiritbond percentage from the item's information details. Once the spiritbond is complete, the player will be notified by an audible "pop" sound, a visual flash of light, and text notification in their chat log. Additionally, the gear-indicating pips (in the bottom right by default) will change from green to white.

To create materia, you must first complete the quest: {{i|Forging the Spirit}}. The quest giver is [[Swynbroes]], located at [[The Bonfire]] in [[Central Thanalan]] (X:23.9, Y:13.7).

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==Binding==
When a piece of your gear gains any amount of spiritbond, it becomes permanently bound to your character. As a result, it cannot be traded to other players or sold on the [[Market Board]].

A piece of gear will immediately bind to you if:
* (For combat classes/jobs) You kill a monster while wearing the gear.
* You become "incapacitated" (die) while wearing the gear (as of [[Patch 2.28]]).
* You complete a [[PvP]] duty while wearing the gear (kills or deaths during PvP do not bind gear).
* (For crafters) You succeed or fail to craft an item, while wearing the gear (quitting the craft does not count).
* (For gatherers) You gather an item from a node, or catch a fish at a fishing hole, while wearing the gear.
* You use the gear's appearance to [[Glamour]] a different piece of equipment. (The latter item does not become bound by this action.)
* You store the gear in the [[Glamour Dresser]].
* You submit an outfit to the [[Fashion Report]] while wearing the gear.
* Your [[Retainer]] completes a [[Retainer Venture]] while wearing the gear.

Gear that is bound to you is indicated by the text "Binding" at the top of the item's info box. Items that are already untradeable will not display the word "Binding", as they are already unable to be traded.

==Spiritbond Overview==
Equipment will acquire spiritbond from performing eligible activities, regardless of the class of the player. Due to this, players can wear [[crafting]] or [[gathering]] gear as a [[Disciple of War]] and spiritbond it through combat, and vice versa. This will be ''catastrophically bad'' for your performance in those tasks, however, since you will have '''none''' of the relevant stats.

Spiritbond speed correlates to the level difference between the equipped item and the enemies slain - or in the case of crafters, the level of the item created. For example, if you are striving to spiritbond level 40 gear, you want to run [[dungeons]] around level 40, or craft items around level 40.
*'''Note that a piece of gear with 0% Condition (durability) will not gain spiritbond points.'''

===Combat and crafting===
At endgame, item level takes precedence for combat and crafting. For example, crafting the same level 90 item using item level 620 gear will provide much less spiritbond than when using item level 590 gear. Crafting higher-item-level items will provide more spiritbond (e.g., ★★ items > ★ items > common items).

At the start of an expansion, the highest-item-level gear tends to be eligible for spiritbonding in most level-cap activities. However, as higher-item-level gear releases, the new gear may outlevel older level-cap content in that expansion, to such a degree that they no longer earn spiritbond.
* Example: Level 100 combat gear with an item level of 700 can earn spiritbond from FATEs in [[Living Memory]]. Item level 720 and 730 can still earn spiritbond here, but at a slower rate. Item level 750 gear earns little-to-no spiritbond here.

Combat earns spiritbond upon completing an activity, such as an instanced [[Duty]] or a [[FATE]] - individual enemy kills do not give spiritbond.<ref>Prior to [[Patch 5.3]], enemies in the overworld granted spiritbond when defeated.</ref>

Crafting earns spiritbond upon finishing a craft, regardless of whether that craft succeeded or failed, or is {{HQ}} high-quality or normal quality - the amount of spiritbond gained is the same either way. This means [[Quick Synthesis]] can be used to quickly generate spiritbond if the quality of the product is unimportant.

===Gathering===
When [[gathering]], spiritbond is based on the gear's equipping level relative to the level of the gathering node, instead of the gear's item level<ref>Prior to [[patch 7.0]], spiritbond from gathering used item level instead of equipping level.</ref>. Spiritbond is gained with each successful gathering attempt (i.e. every time you "hit" the rock/tree/etc) - the actual yield of items collected does not matter, as long as you get at least one item.

[[Unspoiled Nodes]] and [[Folklore Nodes|Legendary Nodes]] give significantly more spiritbond than normal nodes - about 10x at level cap.

When [[fishing]], the player will also receive a bonus to spiritbonding if they hook a [[Big Fishing|big or legendary fish]].

[[Spearfishing]] tends to earn less spiritbond per fish than rod fishing, to balance the higher volume of fish that can be gathered by spearfishing in a short amount of time.

==Spiritbond Formula==
As of [[Patch 7.0]], spiritbond obtained from an activity is estimated to use the following formula, according to research by The Balance:

<pre>MinPoints = ⌊[Base + (SBGain/2)] * [1 + 0.25 * (Melds + GearQuality)]⌋
MaxPoints = ⌊MinPoints * 1.1⌋
FinalPoints = UniformRand(MinPoints, MaxPoints)</pre>

The variables and functions are defined as follows:
* '''Base''' - A value that depends on the equipped gear's level minus the activity's level. Combat and crafters compare item level, while gatherers compare the equipping level.
* '''SBGain''' - The sum of "Increased Spiritbond Gain +X" effects from medicine, food, gear, and buffs.
** For gatherers, SBGain caps at +2 for normal nodes, and +5 for Legendary Nodes.
* '''Melds''' - The amount of materia currently melded to the item (value from 0-5).
* '''GearQuality''' - Has a value of 1 if the gear is {{HQ}} High-Quality or {{rarity|aetherial}}, otherwise 0.
* '''⌊x⌋''' - Round down x to the nearest whole number
* '''MinPoints''' - The minimum possible amount of spiritbond gained.
* '''MaxPoints''' - The maximum possible amount of spiritbond gained.
* '''UniformRand(a,b)''' - Pick a value from a to b, including both end points, with each output being equally likely.
* '''FinalPoints''' - The result amount of spiritbond points gained. To reach 100% spiritbond, a piece of gear needs to accumulate 10,000 points. Note that the in-game display rounds down to the nearest 1% or 100 points, except that amounts between 1 and 99 points show as 1% instead of 0%.

The possible values for the "Base" variable are summarized in the following tables:

{| {{STDT| crafting align-left}}
|-
! colspan=2 | {{CRP}} Crafting
|-
! Item Level Diff. (equipment ilvl - content ilvl) !! Base spiritbond points
|-
| 0 || 33
|-
| 1 || 32
|-
| 2 || 31
|-
| 3 || 30
|-
| 4 || 29
|-
| 5 || 28
|-
| 6 || 27
|-
| 7 || 26
|-
| 8 || 25
|-
| 9 || 24
|-
| 10 || 23
|-
| 11 || 22
|-
| 12 || 21
|-
| 13 || 20
|-
| 14 || 15
|-
| 15-20 || 10
|-
| 21-29 || 5
|-
| 30-39 || 3
|-
| 40-50 || 1
|-
| 51+ || 0
|}

{| {{STDT| gathering-role align-left}}
|-
! colspan=3 | {{MIN}}{{BTN}} Mining/Botany
|-
! rowspan=2 | Level Diff. (equipment lvl - content lvl) !! colspan=2 | Base spiritbond points
|-
! Unspoiled/ Legendary Nodes !! Normal Nodes
|-
| 0 || 50 || 5
|-
| 1-4 || 49 || 4
|-
| 5-9 || 48 || 3
|-
| 10-14 || 47 || 2
|-
| 15-19 || 46 || 1
|-
| 20+ || 0 || 0
|}

{| {{STDT| mech2 align-left}}
|-
! colspan=3 | {{FSH}} Fishing
|-
! rowspan=2 | Level Diff. (equipment lvl - content lvl) !! colspan=2 | Base spiritbond points
|-
! {{action icon|cast|x}} Rod Fishing !! {{action icon|Gig|x}} [[Spearfishing]]
|-
| 0 || 24 || 4
|-
| 5 || 21 ||
|-
| 10 || 20 ||
|-
| 15 || 19 ||
|-
| 20 || 18 ||
|-
| 25 || 17 ||
|-
| 40 || 13 ||
|}

Putting together the above information: suppose a Miner or Botanist gathers from an on-level Legendary Node, with +5 spiritbond gain from consumables, as well as HQ pentamelded gear:
<pre>MinPoints = ⌊[50 + (5/2)] * [1 + 0.25 * (5 + 1)]⌋
= ⌊52.5 * (2.50)⌋
= ⌊131.25⌋
= 131
MaxPoints = ⌊MinPoints * 1.1⌋
= ⌊131 * 1.1⌋
= ⌊144.1⌋
= 144</pre>
* This works out to between 131 and 144 points per hit.
* To reach 100% spiritbond from scratch, this setup would require 70-77 hits:
<pre>10,000/144 ~ 10,000/131
69.444 ~ 76.336
70 ~ 77 (rounding up to next integer)</pre>

A calculator is available in The Balance's research spreadsheet, in the [[Spiritbond#External links|External Links section]] below.

==Increasing spiritbond rate==
Spiritbond rate can be increased through various means:

{| {{STDT| pve align-left}}
! Requirement !! Spiritbond rate increase
|-
| [[High Quality]] {{HQ}} gear or {{rarity|aetherial}} gear || +25%
|-
| Materia is melded onto the gear || +25% per materia
|-
| Consumable and passive gear effects || +(X/2) points are added to base spiritbond points
|}

Note that materia gained from extraction is not affected by the quality of the gear. HQ just increases the speed of bonding, it does not give better materia.

For consumable and passive gear effects, they add a flat value of +(X/2) to the base spiritbond points, before the HQ and meld multipliers are applied. Therefore, the relative gain depends on how high the base spiritbond was to begin with. For example, consider the following cases where a +1 effect (+0.5 points) is applied:

{| {{STDT| pve align-left}}
|-
! Activity !! Base spiritbond !! With +1 !! Relative increase
|-
| Crafting an on-level item || 33 || 33.5 || +1.5%
|-
| Gathering at an on-level legendary node || 50 || 50.5 || +1%
|-
| Gathering at an on-level normal node || 5 || 5.5 || +10%
|-
| Rod fishing an on-level fish || 24 || 24.5 || +2%
|-
| Spearfishing an on-level fish || 4 || 4.5 || +12.5%
|}

===Consumables===
{| {{STDT| item}}
! Item !! Effect !! Duration
|-
| {{item icon|Better Crowned Pie|size=big}} || Increased Spiritbond Gain +2 || 30m
|-
| {{item icon|Spiritbond Potion|size=big}} || Increased Spiritbond Gain +3 || 180m
|-
| {{item icon|Potent Spiritbond Potion|size=big}} || Increased Spiritbond Gain +4 / {{HQ}} +5 || 180m
|-
| {{item icon|Superior Spiritbond Potion|size=big}} || Increased Spiritbond Gain +5 / {{HQ}} +6 || 180m
|-
| {{item icon|Squadron Spiritbonding Manual|size=big}} || Increases spiritbonding speed. Spiritbond Bonus: +3 || 120m
|}
The pie ({{status effect|buff|well fed}} [[Well Fed]]), a potion ({{status effect|buff|medicated}} [[Medicated]]), and the manual ({{status effect|buff|File:That which binds us1.png}} [[That Which Binds Us III]]) can all be stacked. The different potions will overwrite each other as they all apply {{status effect|buff|medicated}} [[Medicated]].

===Gear===
{| {{STDT| equip}}
! Item !! Level !! [[Item Level]] !! Effect
|-
| {{item icon|Patriot's Choker|size=big}} || 26 || 27 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Patriot's Bracelet|size=big}} || 30 || 31 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Meteor Survivor Ring|size=big}} || 34 || 36 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +3
|-
| {{item icon|Gambler's Crown|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Lily and Serpent Earrings|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Crimson Standard Earrings|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Tipping Scales Earrings|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Lily and Serpent Bracelet|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +2
|-
| {{item icon|Crimson Standard Bracelet|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +2
|-
| {{item icon|Tipping Scales Bracelet|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +2
|-
| {{item icon|Aetheryte Ring|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1 / {{HQ}} +1
|-
| {{item icon|Lily and Serpent Ring|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Crimson Standard Ring|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
|-
| {{item icon|Tipping Scales Ring|size=big}} || 50 || 55 || Increased Spiritbond Gain +1
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==Achievements==
{{main|Materia Achievements}}
==Tips and Tricks==

===Who should spiritbond===
* '''Intentionally spiritbonding is generally done by gathering classes, and to a lesser extent crafting classes.''' This involves equipping level-appropriate gear (for gatherers) or item-level-appropriate gear (for crafters), [[High Quality]] {{HQ}} and pentamelded, for fast spiritbond rates.

* Combat materia is much more efficiently earned from doing [[The Hunt|hunt trains]] and is generally cheap to purchase from the [[Market Board]] compared to crafting/gathering materia, except at the start of an expansion where materia is more scarce.

===Preparation===
*'''Use {{item icon|Spiritbond Potion}}s!''' The benefit is especially noticeable during lower level spiritbonding sessions. If you are in danger of being killed, beware – the potion gives the {{status effect|buff|medicated}} [[Medicated]] status, not {{status effect|buff|well fed}} [[Well Fed]], meaning it wears off upon death.
** Note that when gathering from [[Folklore Nodes|Legendary Nodes]], there is a hard limit of +5 spiritbond gain from consumables or buffs. Regular nodes have a +2 cap.

*'''Only use [[High Quality]] {{HQ}} gear in your spiritbonding sessions''', for the +25% spiritbond rate.

*'''Adding materia is very beneficial, as each meld increases spiritbond rate by 25%.''' This is particularly relevant for spiritbonding gathering gear.
** The identity of the materia is not relevant, only the number of materia melded. Therefore, for gathering gear in particular, it is recommended to invest in cheap, low-quality combat materia for the purpose of spiritbonding to "farm" gathering materia.

*'''Wearing equipment with +1 spiritbond gain is generally not worth it''', as they have low item level (meaning the materia they generate is low-grade), and they generally cannot be high-quality or have materia melded onto them (meaning their own spiritbond rate is slow. The {{item icon|Aetheryte Ring}} is an exception to this point, but still has low item level.). They also take up a gear slot, when that slot could be better used on gear that can generate high-grade materia at a fast rate instead.

===Methods to farm spiritbond===
*'''[[File:Gatherers guile materia iv icon1.png|20px|link=]] Gatherers - gather at legendary nodes to gain spiritbond.''' Unspoiled and legendary nodes give significantly more spiritbond than normal nodes: about 10x at level cap. Nodes from the most-recent and second-most-recent expansion are viable for spiritbond farming.
** It is recommended to follow a teleport route (such as [https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/character/46596125/blog/5427308/ this one]) to hit as many unspoiled/legendary nodes as possible. Another method is to set up alarms using [https://ffxivteamcraft.com/alarms TeamCraft], to know when each node is active and where it is.
** Note that spiritbond is granted whenever a node is hit, regardless of how many items are obtained. Using actions that restore integrity, such as {{action icon|Solid Reason}} or {{action icon|Ageless Words}}, can increase the amount of possible hits on a single node.

* '''[[File:Craftsmans cunning materia iv icon1.png|20px|link=]] Crafters - early in an expansion, craft {{collectable}} [[Collectables]] for [[Scrips]], gaining spiritbond at the same time.''' The scrips can be traded at a [[Scrip Exchange]] for additional materia. Also, note that the amount of spiritbond gained is the same regardless of whether the craft succeeded or failed.
**However, this becomes inefficient later in an expansion, when higher-item-level crafter gear releases - it becomes more efficient time-wise to craft using this gear, but its item level is also out of range to qualify for spiritbond.
** Late in an expansion, still craft {{collectable}} [[Collectables]] for [[Scrips]], but use the strongest-available gear instead of weaker, spirtbondable gear.

*'''[[File:Savage aim materia iv icon1.png|20px|link=]] Combat - intentionally spiritbonding by doing combat is generally not recommended.''' Overworld enemies do not grant spiritbond, so [[FATE]]s and [[Duties]] would need to be farmed instead - and these forms of content only grant rewards upon completion. Intentionally wearing item-level-appropriate gear to optimize spiritbond will ''slow down'' the speed of completion, harming time efficiency, and this is generally an unnatural style of play.
**Combat materia of grades 4 and above are easily available through various sources that fall within normal play, such as obtaining [[Allagan Tomestones]], or doing {{i|Duty Roulette}}s, [[The Hunt]], {{i|Allied Society Quests}}, or (in the case of Shadowbringers) [[Shared FATE]]s.
** However, combat materia of grades 1-3 lack easy obtain methods, and they are required for the [[Novus Zodiac Weapons/Quest|Novus step of Zodiac Weapons]]. Further, players on the [[Free Trial]] are unable to access the market board to simply buy the materia needed.
*** Low grades of materia can be farmed efficiently by doing lots of quick synthesis crafts with a high-level crafting class, using high-level tools, but low-level battle armor and accessories of {{HQ}} high quality, as well as using a high-quality {{item icon|Superior Spiritbond Potion|hq=true}}.
*** Wearing the [[The Emperor's New Glamour Set]] also works very well for this approach. Since all of these items are item level 1, lower-level crafts can be used (such as {{item icon|Table Salt}}, which is gil-neutral in cost beyond the shards used for the craft).

{{evt|service=youtube|id=z6XpUEQanUg|dimensions=325|align=right|description=Zane Lionheart's grade I materia farming guide}}

==Historical Notes==
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==External links==
* [https://guides.ffxivteamcraft.com/guide/spiritibonding-materia-guide Spiritbonding & Materia Guide - Teamcraft]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6XpUEQanUg Grade 1 materia farming guide - Zane Lionheart]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1e_jWcQfOYvKOZP9acOZq2wteerH4oyWMYVdUgoxOC7w/edit?usp=sharing 7.x spiritbond research spreadsheet - The Balance]

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Isildaure

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{{NPC infobox
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| description = "It is an unquenchable thirst for the unknown that drives us into the wilds time and again."

A wizened adventurer from the Black Shroud, Isildaure found himself knee-deep in fatherhood once again upon assuming guardianship of his granddaughter, Alianne, after a tragic accident claimed the lives of his son and daughter-in-law. To help her cope with the sorrow of losing both parents, Isildaure embarked with Alianne upon a journey to explore the world. It was not long, though, before the Wildwood's sixty-six winters caught up with him and forced him begrudgingly into retirement. Even so, his blood remains quick to boil, and the Elezen would shoulder his axe and charge to Alianne's defense were he to find her in danger.
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Primals

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<onlyinclude>{{spoiler}}</onlyinclude>
[[File:primals1.jpg|400px|thumb|Primals]]
{{see also|Primal Quests}}
[[Primals]] are powerful creatures that roam [[Eorzea]]. Players face primals in difficult [[Trials]] or dangerous [[FATEs]]. Defeating the primals yields the player powerful weapons, unique armor, special [[mounts]] and story or quest progression. The primals are worshiped by various [[Non-playable races|Beastmen]] scattered across Eorzea, and were known to the [[Allagan Empire]] as '''Eikons''', a name still used by the [[Garleans]]; on the Thirteenth they are called '''Eidolons'''. The prayers of the beastmen along with a source of [[aether]] awaken the powerful creatures, allowing them to wreck havoc on the mortal realm. __NOTOC__
== Origin ==
Arcanists have devised methods of tapping into their own aetherial energy to create semi-sentient, yet fully loyal familiars. This, however, is not the sole method available for drawing forth an animate being from the aether. A second method involving the combining of corporeal aetherial energy (usually amassed in [[Crystals|crystalized form]]) with spiritual aetherial energy (usually represented in the form of faith, prayer, or willpower) in an elaborate summoning ceremony has, in recent years, grown increasingly common amongst the beast tribes of Eorzea. Using this method, powerful god-like beings known as primals can be brought to manifest, allowing them the opportunity to enforce their will on the land. The name "primal" is derived from the [[Non-playable races|beast tribes]]' belief that these creatures are deities from which their peoples originate. In addition to "primal," the beings have historically also been known as "[https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Summoned_monster eikons]," by both the Allagan and Garlean Empires who were adamant in their dismissal of the creatures' deific status.

Once a primal has gained a corporeal form, the creature will oft, as a boon, offer protection to, or empower those who summoned it. With corporeal manifestation complete, a primal can also project its own internal aether upon other weak-minded beings, corrupting their hearts and minds and effectively creating obedient followers. This "tempering" can prove a primal's greatest weapon, meaning even a victory against one of the creatures will not be had without great sacrifice. And even these victories are short-lived, as once enough crystals are gathered and another ceremony performed, the demigod can be resummoned as if it never were defeated.

Finally, in addition to the chaos wrought by the beings themselves, the very act of summoning can have adverse effects on the land. The aether required in the summoning and maintaining of the creature's corporeal form will, without fail, draw overmuch from the surrounding environment's life energy, turning once-lush areas into wastelands and disrupting the very balance of the world itself.

== Tempering ==
Those tempered by a primal eventually lose nearly the entirety of their wills, leaving only shells that bend to the whims of the beast who hollowed them. Men in this state will give their own lives as easily as they would their names if it is but the wish of their new master. Not only do these mindless followers provide a formidable army, but also provide the faith needed to resummon the primal, should the being ever lose its corporeal form. Countless attempts, both magical and scientific, have been made to restore a tempered mind to its original state; however, all have ended in failure—the only known cure for this manner of aetherial brainwashing being death.

While even a single exposure to a primal's aether can tear apart a victim's mind, multiple exposures can lead to an eventual degradation and transformation of his body. Leviathan's "drowned" followers have been reported to exhibit physical features more commonly associated with wavekin, while Ramuh's "touched" [[sylphs]] will grow extended beards.{{cite book|volume=I|page=011}}

{{Spoiler section|spoiler-context=[[Patch 5.4]]: Futures Rewritten}}In the [[Main Scenario Quests]] added in [[Patch 5.4]]: Futures Rewritten, it is established that tempering causes a massive imbalance of the target's aether towards a specific aspect determined by the primal they are exposed to.<ref>{{i|Reviving the Legacy}}, when the Node shows Owen's recording.</ref> The [[Scions of the Seventh Dawn]] discover a cure for tempering that relies on [[porxie]]s (a type of familiar) to remove aetheric imbalances from the target.<ref>{{i|Forget Us Not}}, where Ga Bu is healed from Tempering with a Porxie and special Magic that was revealed during {{i|Reviving the Legend}}.</ref> This cure was mass-produced and was important for mending relationships between the Eorzean city-states and beastmen.<ref>{{i|The Great Ship Vylbrand}}</ref>{{Spoiler section|end}}
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{{Spoiler section|spoiler-context=[[Endwalker]]}}The cure found by the Scions of the Seventh Dawn was used to counteract the mass tempering of [[Garlean]] soldiers caused by the [[Telophoroi]].

In the Endwalker Main Scenario Quest {{i|Unto the Heavens}}, it is further established that the corrupting influence of primals is not inherent to summoning in particular, but was a trait added by the [[Ascians]] to further their goals. The original creation magicks reintroduced by the [[Loporrits]] allowed the Allied Societies met in the previous expansions to produce benevolent incarnations of their primals to power the ''Ragnarok'''s engines for the journey to [[Ultima Thule]].{{Spoiler section|end}}
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== List of Primals ==

===A Realm Reborn===
* [[Ifrit]], the Lord of the Inferno
* [[Titan]], the Lord of Crags
* [[Garuda]], the Lady of the Vortex
* [[Bahamut]], the Dreadwyrm
* [[Good King Moggle Mog XII]], the King of [[Moogle]]s
* [[Leviathan]], the Lord of the Whorl
* [[Ramuh]], the Lord of Levin
* [[Shiva]], the Lady of Frost
* [[Odin]], the Dark Divinity
* [[Phoenix]], the Firebird
* [[Enkidu (Boss)|Enkidu]]
===Heavensward===
* [[Ravana]], the Lord of the Hive
* [[Bismarck]], the Lord of the Mists
* [[King Thordan]] and the Knights of the Round
* [[Alexander]], the Creator
* [[Sephirot]], the Fiend
* [[Sophia]], the Goddess
* [[Zurvan]], the Demon
===Stormblood===
* [[Susano]], the Lord of the Revel
* [[Lakshmi]], the Lady of Bliss
* [[Shinryu]], the Worm
* [[Tsukuyomi]], the Lady of the Moon
* [[Ultima, the High Seraph]]
* [[Eureka]]
===Shadowbringers===
* [[Warrior of Light (Boss)|Warrior of Light]], Elidibus
* [[Queen Gunnhildr]], the Lady of Blades
===Endwalker===
* [[The Magus Sisters]], the Harbingers Elect
* [[Anima (Boss)|Anima]], Eikon of Eikons
* [[Daivadipa]]
* [[Asura]], the False Manusya
* [[Zodiark]], the Eternal Darkness
* [[Hydaelyn (boss)|Hydaelyn]], the Divine Light
===Dawntrail===
* [[Necron]], Grasping Eternity
* [[Deadly Dandan]], Midnight Maw

===Eden Primals===
In the [[Eden]] raid series, the [[Warrior of Light|player character]] and [[Ryne]] summoned special primals, termed "Eden Primals", to restore elemental balance to [[the Empty]]. These differ from traditional primals in the fact that instead of being shaped by the beliefs and prayers of a large group, these were formed exclusively from the player character's recollection of their original incarnations and Ryne's imagination, using Eden to catalyze their summoning.

* [[Leviathan (Eden)|Leviathan]], Heritor of the Whorl
* [[Titan (Eden)|Titan]], Heritor of Crags
* [[Ramuh (Eden)|Ramuh]], Heritor of Levin
* [[Garuda (Eden)|Garuda]] & [[Ifrit (Eden)|Ifrit]], Heritors of Fury
* [[Raktapaksa]], Heritor of Fury
* [[Shiva (Eden)|Shiva]], Heritor of Frost
* [[Cloud of Darkness (Eden)| Cloud of Darkness]], Abyssal Abhorrence (Does '''not''' include the [[Cloud of Darkness]]'s original incarnation, which is a [[voidsent]])
* [[Fatebreaker]], the Dread Hope

==References==
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{{Primals}}
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The Lost Hydraulic

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Aether

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{{quotation|[[The_Unending_Codex#Aether|The Unending Codex § Aether]]|This vital energy is essential to life as we know it. For a being to be classified as “living,” it requires both a soul and physical vitality, each of which is composed of aether. Scholars posit that this aether can and must be restored throughout life via the consumption and digestion of sustenance─whether this is the primary factor in the body's need for nourishment is unclear, but what we do know is that the critical depletion of aether will result in physical or spiritual death. Aether manifests in many ways aside from the aforementioned two, including magical phenomena both natural and of man's design. Most importantly, it flows imperceptibly throughout the world, forming the great Lifestream to which all life one day returns, as well as the smaller aether currents that drive the winds and carry the winged aloft. Without aether's blessings, our star would be a barren and desolate hell. Upon death, a being's aether disperses, and passes from the mundane physical world into the aetherial realm. However, where many lives are lost suddenly due to violence or calamity, or the flow of the Lifestream itself is disrupted, the aether may instead coalesce upon the physical plane, forming the crystals with which our star is replete.}}
'''Aether''' is the foundation of all life and magic on [[Hydaelyn]]. Aether is found in all living beings and is an essential building block of creation. The various schools of magic have learned to draw upon aether and use it to empower their spellcraft. The study of aether is known as aetherology.

==Life==
Through all things—people, animals, plants—aether is observed to flow. It is a current that gives life and energy. When something dies, aether no longer passes through it. Living beings will slowly lose aetheric density as they grow older. When food is consumed, the body converts some of that energy into aether, sustaining life on multiple fronts.<ref>{{i|Food for the Soul}}</ref><ref>{{i|Old Sharlayan, New to You}}</ref> While aether flows through everything, those currents can also be stopped. Scholars liken this to the "atrophication of a limb cut off from the heart". Without sufficient aether, the people and the [[Hydaelyn|planet]] would perish.{{cite book|volume=I|page=008|name=EE08}}

==Magic==
Manipulating aether that deviates from its natural tendencies is what scholars call [[Magic]]. Though the effect achieved by various schools of magic such as [[Thaumaturgy]] and [[Conjury]] are vastly different, the method employed is essentially the same. Scholars have observed a more primitive form of aetherial manipulation in lesser creatures, such as a [[Raptor]] breathing fire or a [[Biast]] unleashing a levin-bolt are the most basic forms of aetherial manipulation found in nature. This form of "magic" utilizes aether from their bodies or the surrounding environment and is used to hunt or protect themselves from harm. Some who study the arcane arts use specific items or tools to strengthen their magic or focus their aether—[[Arcanist]]s and their [[Carbuncle]]s for example.{{cite book|volume=I|page=008|name=EE08}}

==Elements==
[[File:Eureka Anemos7.png|right|400px|top]]
Aetherial energies are divided into six different elements—{{eurekaelement icon|fire}}Fire, {{eurekaelement icon|wind}}Wind, {{eurekaelement icon|lightning}}Lightning, {{eurekaelement icon|water}}Water, {{eurekaelement icon|ice}}Ice and {{eurekaelement icon|earth}}Earth. These elements dictate how things will behave and interact with one another in nature. For instance, areas that are more "Fire-aspected" will have hotter and drier climates than those that are Water or Ice-aspected. This will also affect the flora and fauna of an area as well, affecting how a being can navigate the world, with Wind-aspected creatures being able to soar through the skies, or Earth-aspected beings having hardy scales, like the [[scalekin]].

In addition to these elements, there are also two poles: Astral (Light) and Umbral (Dark). These poles also affect the nature of the elements, with Astral alignment being a more active form of energy, and Umbral being more passive. Astral Fire exhibits high volatility, where as Umbral Fire will generally affect dryness.<ref>{{i|Unto the Truth}}</ref> These naming patterns are not consistent across [[The Reflections|the reflections]]; for example on [[the First]] Umbral is called "Light" and associated with stagnation and stasis, while Astral is called "Darkness" and associated with constant chaotic change.

Some elements exist in a naturally Astral state, while others exist in a naturally Umbral state. These inter-elemental relationships help give balance and maintain each other. Elements in the naturally Astral state are Earth, Lightning and Water. The naturally Umbral elements are Fire, Wind and Ice.{{cite book|volume=I|page=009}}

==Crystals==
When living beings die, the aether within them will eventually flow back into the [[Lifestream]] and continue circling the world in the aetherial current. However, if a living being suffers a mortal wound, that life energy will sometimes instead pool and pass over into the corporeal realm, manifesting as a [[crystal]].<ref>[[The_Unending_Codex#Aether|The Unending Codex § Aether]]</ref> This can be a damaged piece of nature, a living being, or even the land itself. These crystals will become elementally aspected and store a massive repository of that element, which can then be used in any manner of ways. Fire-aspected crystals are often used in smithing for their ability to increase the temperature of forges. Given the intense concentration of aether in these crystals, consuming one will drastically alter the elemental and aetherial balance within the body, most likely leading to death.{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}

Aetherologists believe that existence is made up of two different planes: the Corporeal realm, where all things take a physical form, and the Aetherial realm, a nonphysical realm without substance, but contains the essence of all creation. When something dies in the Corporeal realm, its aether passes between realms and back into the Aetherial realm, where it enters back into the Lifestream and continues its flow around the world. When new life is born into the Corporeal realm, it is granted energy from the Lifestream, creating a balance between the two realms. Each plane affects the other, and their proximity to one another dictates the scope of influence. When the two planes are close to one another, the Corporeal realm benefits by becoming rich in "Ambient aether"-aether richly charged with life aspect. In places where the realms are distant, the surrounding area generally has a harsher climate and is devoid of life. The planes are tied together in such a way that if one is damaged, the other would suffer as well, and if one is destroyed, the other would fail as well.{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}

The Aetherial realm is also influenced by being in close proximity to the Corporeal realm by allowing for the maintenance of corporeal will when in a state of pure aether. Taking advantage of this, beings of the Corporeal realm can use the [[Lifestream]] to travel between various points through [[teleportation]]. [[Magic]] is used to reduce a being to aether and pass into the Aetherial realm, and move from place to place. [[Aetheryte]]s, which are aetherically charged crystals, are used as beacons of sorts directing the being where to go. The movement is almost instantaneous. These Aetherytes form naturally at the locations where the realms are closest to one another, and are equally surrounded by life as civilizations tend to crop up with them at their center. Sharlayan constructed "portable" aetherytes with the technological knowledge of previous ages, so aetherytes can be placed at any location. Without these beacons, entering into the Aetherial realm would simply cause a living being to enter back into the Lifestream, slowly breaking down into the basest components of life and continuing the cycle.{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}

==Hydaelyn==
[[File:The mothercrystal render.png|right|300px|thumb|The Mothercrystal]]
It is a widely held belief by scholars that somewhere deep within the planet rests a mass concentration of life-aspected aether, and have named this phenomenon [[The Mothercrystal (zone)|the Mothercrystal]]. The belief goes further by stating that the Mothercrystal indicates the planet is a living being and represents a biological entity. As evidence to support this theory, scholars point to seers who have incredible visions of the future, or those who gain incredible strength in times of peril, and state the phenomena are actually the planet conveying its will to help those who protect it. They refer to this as '''Hydaelyn's Will'''.

==Aetherial Sea==
[[Sharlayan]] scholars constantly study the planet in order to predict its fate. They have observed that the further down towards the core one ventures, the more blurred the lines between the two planes becomes. It is believed that if one traveled far enough down, they would be able to observe the Aetherial realm while maintaining corporeal form. To this end, the Sharlayans built {{i|the Antitower}} deep underground to explore this hypothesis. However, before they were able to make contact with [[The Mothercrystal (zone)|the Mothercrystal]], they fled back to Sharlayan.{{cite book|volume=I|page=011|name=EE11}}

{{Spoiler section|spoiler-context=[[Endwalker]]}} Later, this hypothesis would be tested and confirmed when the [[Warrior of Light]] entered into {{i|The Aitiascope}} in order to entreat with [[Hydaelyn]]. They were fully able to reach the Mothercrystal and survived the Aetherial realm intact.{{Spoiler section|end}}
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==Primals==
While [[Arcanist]]s have devised methods to call upon semi-sentient [[Pets|familiars]] using their own aether, this is not the only method of summoning available. Another method involves the combining of corporeal aetherial energy with spiritual aetherial energy in the form of prayer in an elaborate summoning ritual to bring forth a physical manifestation of an ideal in the form of a god known as a [[Primal]]. This method of summoning has become increasingly common amongst the [[beast Tribe]]s of [[Eorzea]], who use this power to enforce their will upon the land and those who would stand in their way. These beings are also known as Eikons, a name derived from records of the [[Allagan Empire]].

When summoned, these beings will protect or empower those who have called them forth. They can also impress their will onto those with weak wills through using their own aether. This method of control is known as [[Tempering]] and was until recently thought to be incurable. This is due to the way the aether of the primal corrupts the aether of their victim. The problem with these summonings is that even if they are brought low, they can be quickly recalled via another summoning ritual. Repeated summonings can have a drastic effect on the aether of [[Hydaelyn]] and can reduce the surrounding area into a wasteland.{{cite book|volume=I|page=011|name=EE11}}

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Lore]]

Aether

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{{quotation|[[The_Unending_Codex#Aether|The Unending Codex § Aether]]|This vital energy is essential to life as we know it. For a being to be classified as “living,” it requires both a soul and physical vitality, each of which is composed of aether. Scholars posit that this aether can and must be restored throughout life via the consumption and digestion of sustenance─whether this is the primary factor in the body's need for nourishment is unclear, but what we do know is that the critical depletion of aether will result in physical or spiritual death. Aether manifests in many ways aside from the aforementioned two, including magical phenomena both natural and of man's design. Most importantly, it flows imperceptibly throughout the world, forming the great Lifestream to which all life one day returns, as well as the smaller aether currents that drive the winds and carry the winged aloft. Without aether's blessings, our star would be a barren and desolate hell. Upon death, a being's aether disperses, and passes from the mundane physical world into the aetherial realm. However, where many lives are lost suddenly due to violence or calamity, or the flow of the Lifestream itself is disrupted, the aether may instead coalesce upon the physical plane, forming the crystals with which our star is replete.}}
'''Aether''' is the foundation of all life and magic on [[Hydaelyn]]. Aether is found in all living beings and is an essential building block of creation. The various schools of magic have learned to draw upon aether and use it to empower their spellcraft. The study of aether is known as aetherology.

==Life==
Through all things—people, animals, plants—aether is observed to flow. It is a current that gives life and energy. When something dies, aether no longer passes through it. Living beings will slowly lose aetheric density as they grow older. When food is consumed, the body converts some of that energy into aether, sustaining life on multiple fronts.<ref>{{i|Food for the Soul}}</ref><ref>{{i|Old Sharlayan, New to You}}</ref> While aether flows through everything, those currents can also be stopped. Scholars liken this to the "atrophication of a limb cut off from the heart". Without sufficient aether, the people and the [[Hydaelyn|star]] would perish.{{cite book|volume=I|page=008|name=EE08}}

==Magic==
Manipulating aether that deviates from its natural tendencies is what scholars call [[Magic]]. Though the effect achieved by various schools of magic such as [[Thaumaturgy]] and [[Conjury]] are vastly different, the method employed is essentially the same. Scholars have observed a more primitive form of aetherial manipulation in lesser creatures, such as a [[Raptor]] breathing fire or a [[Biast]] unleashing a levin-bolt are the most basic forms of aetherial manipulation found in nature. This form of "magic" utilizes aether from their bodies or the surrounding environment and is used to hunt or protect themselves from harm. Some who study the arcane arts use specific items or tools to strengthen their magic or focus their aether—[[Arcanist]]s and their [[Carbuncle]]s for example.{{cite book|volume=I|page=008|name=EE08}}

==Elements==
[[File:Eureka Anemos7.png|right|400px|top]]
Aetherial energies are divided into six different elements—{{eurekaelement icon|fire}}Fire, {{eurekaelement icon|wind}}Wind, {{eurekaelement icon|lightning}}Lightning, {{eurekaelement icon|water}}Water, {{eurekaelement icon|ice}}Ice and {{eurekaelement icon|earth}}Earth. These elements dictate how things will behave and interact with one another in nature. For instance, areas that are more "Fire-aspected" will have hotter and drier climates than those that are Water or Ice-aspected. This will also affect the flora and fauna of an area as well, affecting how a being can navigate the world, with Wind-aspected creatures being able to soar through the skies, or Earth-aspected beings having hardy scales, like the [[scalekin]].

In addition to these elements, there are also two poles: Astral (Light) and Umbral (Dark). These poles also affect the nature of the elements, with Astral alignment being a more active form of energy, and Umbral being more passive. Astral Fire exhibits high volatility, where as Umbral Fire will generally affect dryness.<ref>{{i|Unto the Truth}}</ref> These naming patterns are not consistent across [[The Reflections|the reflections]]; for example on [[the First]] Umbral is called "Light" and associated with stagnation and stasis, while Astral is called "Darkness" and associated with constant chaotic change.

Some elements exist in a naturally Astral state, while others exist in a naturally Umbral state. These inter-elemental relationships help give balance and maintain each other. Elements in the naturally Astral state are Earth, Lightning and Water. The naturally Umbral elements are Fire, Wind and Ice.{{cite book|volume=I|page=009}}

==Crystals==
When living beings die, the aether within them will eventually flow back into the [[Lifestream]] and continue circling the world in the aetherial current. However, if a living being suffers a mortal wound, that life energy will sometimes instead pool and pass over into the corporeal realm, manifesting as a [[crystal]].<ref>[[The_Unending_Codex#Aether|The Unending Codex § Aether]]</ref> This can be a damaged piece of nature, a living being, or even the land itself. These crystals will become elementally aspected and store a massive repository of that element, which can then be used in any manner of ways. Fire-aspected crystals are often used in smithing for their ability to increase the temperature of forges. Given the intense concentration of aether in these crystals, consuming one will drastically alter the elemental and aetherial balance within the body, most likely leading to death.{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}

Aetherologists believe that existence is made up of two different planes: the Corporeal realm, where all things take a physical form, and the Aetherial realm, a nonphysical realm without substance, but contains the essence of all creation. When something dies in the Corporeal realm, its aether passes between realms and back into the Aetherial realm, where it enters back into the Lifestream and continues its flow around the world. When new life is born into the Corporeal realm, it is granted energy from the Lifestream, creating a balance between the two realms. Each plane affects the other, and their proximity to one another dictates the scope of influence. When the two planes are close to one another, the Corporeal realm benefits by becoming rich in "Ambient aether"-aether richly charged with life aspect. In places where the realms are distant, the surrounding area generally has a harsher climate and is devoid of life. The planes are tied together in such a way that if one is damaged, the other would suffer as well, and if one is destroyed, the other would fail as well.{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}

The Aetherial realm is also influenced by being in close proximity to the Corporeal realm by allowing for the maintenance of corporeal will when in a state of pure aether. Taking advantage of this, beings of the Corporeal realm can use the [[Lifestream]] to travel between various points through [[teleportation]]. [[Magic]] is used to reduce a being to aether and pass into the Aetherial realm, and move from place to place. [[Aetheryte]]s, which are aetherically charged crystals, are used as beacons of sorts directing the being where to go. The movement is almost instantaneous. These Aetherytes form naturally at the locations where the realms are closest to one another, and are equally surrounded by life as civilizations tend to crop up with them at their center. Sharlayan constructed "portable" aetherytes with the technological knowledge of previous ages, so aetherytes can be placed at any location. Without these beacons, entering into the Aetherial realm would simply cause a living being to enter back into the Lifestream, slowly breaking down into the basest components of life and continuing the cycle.{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}

==Hydaelyn==
[[File:The mothercrystal render.png|right|300px|thumb|The Mothercrystal]]
It is a widely held belief by scholars that somewhere deep within the planet rests a mass concentration of life-aspected aether, and have named this phenomenon [[The Mothercrystal (zone)|the Mothercrystal]]. The belief goes further by stating that the Mothercrystal indicates the planet is a living being and represents a biological entity. As evidence to support this theory, scholars point to seers who have incredible visions of the future, or those who gain incredible strength in times of peril, and state the phenomena are actually the planet conveying its will to help those who protect it. They refer to this as '''Hydaelyn's Will'''.

==Aetherial Sea==
[[Sharlayan]] scholars constantly study the planet in order to predict its fate. They have observed that the further down towards the core one ventures, the more blurred the lines between the two planes becomes. It is believed that if one traveled far enough down, they would be able to observe the Aetherial realm while maintaining corporeal form. To this end, the Sharlayans built {{i|the Antitower}} deep underground to explore this hypothesis. However, before they were able to make contact with [[The Mothercrystal (zone)|the Mothercrystal]], they fled back to Sharlayan.{{cite book|volume=I|page=011|name=EE11}}

{{Spoiler section|spoiler-context=[[Endwalker]]}} Later, this hypothesis would be tested and confirmed when the [[Warrior of Light]] entered into {{i|The Aitiascope}} in order to entreat with [[Hydaelyn]]. They were fully able to reach the Mothercrystal and survived the Aetherial realm intact.{{Spoiler section|end}}
{{clear}}

==Primals==
While [[Arcanist]]s have devised methods to call upon semi-sentient [[Pets|familiars]] using their own aether, this is not the only method of summoning available. Another method involves the combining of corporeal aetherial energy with spiritual aetherial energy in the form of prayer in an elaborate summoning ritual to bring forth a physical manifestation of an ideal in the form of a god known as a [[Primal]]. This method of summoning has become increasingly common amongst the [[beast Tribe]]s of [[Eorzea]], who use this power to enforce their will upon the land and those who would stand in their way. These beings are also known as Eikons, a name derived from records of the [[Allagan Empire]].

When summoned, these beings will protect or empower those who have called them forth. They can also impress their will onto those with weak wills through using their own aether. This method of control is known as [[Tempering]] and was until recently thought to be incurable. This is due to the way the aether of the primal corrupts the aether of their victim. The problem with these summonings is that even if they are brought low, they can be quickly recalled via another summoning ritual. Repeated summonings can have a drastic effect on the aether of [[Hydaelyn]] and can reduce the surrounding area into a wasteland.{{cite book|volume=I|page=011|name=EE11}}

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Lore]]

Aether

2026-03-29T08:08:39Z

Freedom4556:

{{quotation|[[The_Unending_Codex#Aether|The Unending Codex § Aether]]|This vital energy is essential to life as we know it. For a being to be classified as “living,” it requires both a soul and physical vitality, each of which is composed of aether. Scholars posit that this aether can and must be restored throughout life via the consumption and digestion of sustenance─whether this is the primary factor in the body's need for nourishment is unclear, but what we do know is that the critical depletion of aether will result in physical or spiritual death. Aether manifests in many ways aside from the aforementioned two, including magical phenomena both natural and of man's design. Most importantly, it flows imperceptibly throughout the world, forming the great Lifestream to which all life one day returns, as well as the smaller aether currents that drive the winds and carry the winged aloft. Without aether's blessings, our star would be a barren and desolate hell. Upon death, a being's aether disperses, and passes from the mundane physical world into the aetherial realm. However, where many lives are lost suddenly due to violence or calamity, or the flow of the Lifestream itself is disrupted, the aether may instead coalesce upon the physical plane, forming the crystals with which our star is replete.}}
'''Aether''' is the foundation of all life and magic on [[Hydaelyn]]. Aether is found in all living beings and is an essential building block of creation. The various schools of magic have learned to draw upon aether and use it to empower their spellcraft. The study of aether is known as aetherology.

==Life==
Through all things—people, animals, plants—aether is observed to flow. It is a current that gives life and energy. When something dies, aether no longer passes through it. Living beings will slowly lose aetheric density as they grow older. When food is consumed, the body converts some of that energy into aether, sustaining life on multiple fronts.<ref>{{i|Food for the Soul}}</ref><ref>{{i|Old Sharlayan, New to You}}</ref> While aether flows through everything, those currents can also be stopped. Scholars liken this to the "atrophication of a limb cut off from the heart". Without sufficient aether, the people and the [[Hydaelyn|star]] would perish.{{cite book|volume=I|page=008|name=EE08}}

==Magic==
Manipulating aether that deviates from its natural tendencies is what scholars call [[Magic]]. Though the effect achieved by various schools of magic such as [[Thaumaturgy]] and [[Conjury]] are vastly different, the method employed is essentially the same. Scholars have observed a more primitive form of aetherial manipulation in lesser creatures, such as a [[Raptor]] breathing fire or a [[Biast]] unleashing a levin-bolt are the most basic forms of aetherial manipulation found in nature. This form of "magic" utilizes aether from their bodies or the surrounding environment and is used to hunt or protect themselves from harm. Some who study the arcane arts use specific items or tools to strengthen their magic or focus their aether—[[Arcanist]]s and their [[Carbuncle]]s for example.{{cite book|volume=I|page=008|name=EE08}}

==Elements==
[[File:Eureka Anemos7.png|right|400px|top]]
Aetherial energies are divided into six different elements—{{eurekaelement icon|fire}}Fire, {{eurekaelement icon|wind}}Wind, {{eurekaelement icon|lightning}}Lightning, {{eurekaelement icon|water}}Water, {{eurekaelement icon|ice}}Ice and {{eurekaelement icon|earth}}Earth. These elements dictate how things will behave and interact with one another in nature. For instance, areas that are more "Fire-aspected" will have hotter and drier climates than those that are Water or Ice-aspected. This will also affect the flora and fauna of an area as well, affecting how a being can navigate the world, with Wind-aspected creatures being able to soar through the skies, or Earth-aspected beings having hardy scales, like the [[scalekin]].

In addition to these elements, there are also two poles: Astral (Light) and Umbral (Dark). These poles also affect the nature of the elements, with Astral alignment being a more active form of energy, and Umbral being more passive. Astral Fire exhibits high volatility, where as Umbral Fire will generally affect dryness.<ref>{{i|Unto the Truth}}</ref> These naming patterns are not consistent across [[The Reflections|the reflections]]; for example on [[the First]] Umbral is called "Light" and associated with stagnation and stasis, while Astral is called "Darkness" and associated with constant chaotic change.

Some elements exist in a naturally Astral state, while others exist in a naturally Umbral state. These inter-elemental relationships help give balance and maintain each other. Elements in the naturally Astral state are Earth, Lightning and Water. The naturally Umbral elements are Fire, Wind and Ice.{{cite book|volume=I|page=009}}

==Crystals==
When living beings die, the aether within them will eventually flow back into the [[Lifestream]] and continue circling the world in the aetherial current. However, if a living being suffers a mortal wound, that life energy will sometimes instead pool and pass over into the corporeal realm, manifesting as a [[crystal]].<ref>[[The_Unending_Codex#Aether|The Unending Codex]]: Aether</ref> This can be a damaged piece of nature, a living being, or even the land itself. These crystals will become elementally aspected and store a massive repository of that element, which can then be used in any manner of ways. Fire-aspected crystals are often used in smithing for their ability to increase the temperature of forges. Given the intense concentration of aether in these crystals, consuming one will drastically alter the elemental and aetherial balance within the body, most likely leading to death.{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}

Aetherologists believe that existence is made up of two different planes: the Corporeal realm, where all things take a physical form, and the Aetherial realm, a nonphysical realm without substance, but contains the essence of all creation. When something dies in the Corporeal realm, its aether passes between realms and back into the Aetherial realm, where it enters back into the Lifestream and continues its flow around the world. When new life is born into the Corporeal realm, it is granted energy from the Lifestream, creating a balance between the two realms. Each plane affects the other, and their proximity to one another dictates the scope of influence. When the two planes are close to one another, the Corporeal realm benefits by becoming rich in "Ambient aether"-aether richly charged with life aspect. In places where the realms are distant, the surrounding area generally has a harsher climate and is devoid of life. The planes are tied together in such a way that if one is damaged, the other would suffer as well, and if one is destroyed, the other would fail as well.{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}

The Aetherial realm is also influenced by being in close proximity to the Corporeal realm by allowing for the maintenance of corporeal will when in a state of pure aether. Taking advantage of this, beings of the Corporeal realm can use the [[Lifestream]] to travel between various points through [[teleportation]]. [[Magic]] is used to reduce a being to aether and pass into the Aetherial realm, and move from place to place. [[Aetheryte]]s, which are aetherically charged crystals, are used as beacons of sorts directing the being where to go. The movement is almost instantaneous. These Aetherytes form naturally at the locations where the realms are closest to one another, and are equally surrounded by life as civilizations tend to crop up with them at their center. Sharlayan constructed "portable" aetherytes with the technological knowledge of previous ages, so aetherytes can be placed at any location. Without these beacons, entering into the Aetherial realm would simply cause a living being to enter back into the Lifestream, slowly breaking down into the basest components of life and continuing the cycle.{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}

==Hydaelyn==
[[File:The mothercrystal render.png|right|300px|thumb|The Mothercrystal]]
It is a widely held belief by scholars that somewhere deep within the planet rests a mass concentration of life-aspected aether, and have named this phenomenon [[The Mothercrystal (zone)|the Mothercrystal]]. The belief goes further by stating that the Mothercrystal indicates the planet is a living being and represents a biological entity. As evidence to support this theory, scholars point to seers who have incredible visions of the future, or those who gain incredible strength in times of peril, and state the phenomena are actually the planet conveying its will to help those who protect it. They refer to this as '''Hydaelyn's Will'''.

==Aetherial Sea==
[[Sharlayan]] scholars constantly study the planet in order to predict its fate. They have observed that the further down towards the core one ventures, the more blurred the lines between the two planes becomes. It is believed that if one traveled far enough down, they would be able to observe the Aetherial realm while maintaining corporeal form. To this end, the Sharlayans built {{i|the Antitower}} deep underground to explore this hypothesis. However, before they were able to make contact with [[The Mothercrystal (zone)|the Mothercrystal]], they fled back to Sharlayan.{{cite book|volume=I|page=011|name=EE11}}

{{Spoiler section|spoiler-context=[[Endwalker]]}} Later, this hypothesis would be tested and confirmed when the [[Warrior of Light]] entered into {{i|The Aitiascope}} in order to entreat with [[Hydaelyn]]. They were fully able to reach the Mothercrystal and survived the Aetherial realm intact.{{Spoiler section|end}}
{{clear}}

==Primals==
While [[Arcanist]]s have devised methods to call upon semi-sentient [[Pets|familiars]] using their own aether, this is not the only method of summoning available. Another method involves the combining of corporeal aetherial energy with spiritual aetherial energy in the form of prayer in an elaborate summoning ritual to bring forth a physical manifestation of an ideal in the form of a god known as a [[Primal]]. This method of summoning has become increasingly common amongst the [[beast Tribe]]s of [[Eorzea]], who use this power to enforce their will upon the land and those who would stand in their way. These beings are also known as Eikons, a name derived from records of the [[Allagan Empire]].

When summoned, these beings will protect or empower those who have called them forth. They can also impress their will onto those with weak wills through using their own aether. This method of control is known as [[Tempering]] and was until recently thought to be incurable. This is due to the way the aether of the primal corrupts the aether of their victim. The problem with these summonings is that even if they are brought low, they can be quickly recalled via another summoning ritual. Repeated summonings can have a drastic effect on the aether of [[Hydaelyn]] and can reduce the surrounding area into a wasteland.{{cite book|volume=I|page=011|name=EE11}}

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Lore]]

Aether

2026-03-29T08:05:27Z

Freedom4556: /* Magic */

{{quotation|[[The_Unending_Codex#Aether|The Unending Codex § Aether]]|This vital energy is essential to life as we know it. For a being to be classified as “living,” it requires both a soul and physical vitality, each of which is composed of aether. Scholars posit that this aether can and must be restored throughout life via the consumption and digestion of sustenance─whether this is the primary factor in the body's need for nourishment is unclear, but what we do know is that the critical depletion of aether will result in physical or spiritual death. Aether manifests in many ways aside from the aforementioned two, including magical phenomena both natural and of man's design. Most importantly, it flows imperceptibly throughout the world, forming the great Lifestream to which all life one day returns, as well as the smaller aether currents that drive the winds and carry the winged aloft. Without aether's blessings, our star would be a barren and desolate hell. Upon death, a being's aether disperses, and passes from the mundane physical world into the aetherial realm. However, where many lives are lost suddenly due to violence or calamity, or the flow of the Lifestream itself is disrupted, the aether may instead coalesce upon the physical plane, forming the crystals with which our star is replete.}}
'''Aether''' is the foundation of all life and magic on [[Hydaelyn]]. Aether is found in all living beings and is an essential building block of creation. The various schools of magic have learned to draw upon aether and use it to empower their spellcraft. The study of aether is known as aetherology.

==Life==
Through all things—people, animals, plants—aether is observed to flow. It is a current that gives life and energy. When something dies, aether no longer passes through it. Living beings will slowly lose aetheric density as they grow older. When food is consumed, the body converts some of that energy into aether, sustaining life on multiple fronts<ref>{{quest icon|Food for the Soul}}</ref><ref>{{quest icon|Old Sharlayan, New to You}}</ref>. While aether flows through everything, those currents can also be stopped. Scholars liken this to the "atrophication of a limb cut off from the heart". Without sufficient aether, the people and the [[Hydaelyn|star]] would perish{{cite book|volume=I|page=008|name=EE08}}.

==Magic==
Manipulating aether that deviates from its natural tendencies is what scholars call [[Magic]]. Though the effect achieved by various schools of magic such as [[Thaumaturgy]] and [[Conjury]] are vastly different, the method employed is essentially the same. Scholars have observed a more primitive form of aetherial manipulation in lesser creatures, such as a [[Raptor]] breathing fire or a [[Biast]] unleashing a levin-bolt are the most basic forms of aetherial manipulation found in nature. This form of "magic" utilizes aether from their bodies or the surrounding environment and is used to hunt or protect themselves from harm. Some who study the arcane arts use specific items or tools to strengthen their magic or focus their aether—[[Arcanist]]s and their [[Carbuncle]]s for example.{{cite book|volume=I|page=008|name=EE08}}

==Elements==
[[File:Eureka Anemos7.png|right|400px|top]]
Aetherial energies are divided into six different elements—{{eurekaelement icon|fire}}Fire, {{eurekaelement icon|wind}}Wind, {{eurekaelement icon|lightning}}Lightning, {{eurekaelement icon|water}}Water, {{eurekaelement icon|ice}}Ice and {{eurekaelement icon|earth}}Earth. These elements dictate how things will behave and interact with one another in nature. For instance, areas that are more "Fire-aspected" will have hotter and drier climates than those that are Water or Ice-aspected. This will also affect the flora and fauna of an area as well, affecting how a being can navigate the world, with Wind-aspected creatures being able to soar through the skies, or Earth-aspected beings having hardy scales, like the [[scalekin]].

In addition to these elements, there are also two poles: Astral (Light) and Umbral (Dark). These poles also affect the nature of the elements, with Astral alignment being a more active form of energy, and Umbral being more passive. Astral Fire exhibits high volatility, where as Umbral Fire will generally affect dryness.<ref>{{quest icon|Unto the Truth}}</ref> These naming patterns are not consistent across [[The Reflections|the reflections]]; for example on [[the First]] Umbral is called "Light" and associated with stagnation and stasis, while Astral is called "Darkness" and associated with constant chaotic change.

Some elements exist in a naturally Astral state, while others exist in a naturally Umbral state. These inter-elemental relationships help give balance and maintain each other. Elements in the naturally Astral state are Earth, Lightning and Water. The naturally Umbral elements are Fire, Wind and Ice.{{cite book|volume=I|page=009}}

==Crystals==
When living beings die, the aether within them will eventually flow back into the [[Lifestream]] and continue circling the world in the aetherial current. However, if a living being suffers a mortal wound, that life energy will sometimes instead pool and pass over into the corporeal realm, manifesting as a [[crystal]]<ref>[[The_Unending_Codex#Aether|The Unending Codex]]: Aether</ref>. This can be a damaged piece of nature, a living being, or even the land itself. These crystals will become elementally aspected and store a massive repository of that element, which can then be used in any manner of ways. Fire-aspected crystals are often used in smithing for their ability to increase the temperature of forges. Given the intense concentration of aether in these crystals, consuming one will drastically alter the elemental and aetherial balance within the body, most likely leading to death{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}.

Aetherologists believe that existence is made up of two different planes: the Corporeal realm, where all things take a physical form, and the Aetherial realm, a nonphysical realm without substance, but contains the essence of all creation. When something dies in the Corporeal realm, its aether passes between realms and back into the Aetherial realm, where it enters back into the Lifestream and continues its flow around the world. When new life is born into the Corporeal realm, it is granted energy from the Lifestream, creating a balance between the two realms. Each plane affects the other, and their proximity to one another dictates the scope of influence. When the two planes are close to one another, the Corporeal realm benefits by becoming rich in "Ambient aether"-aether richly charged with life aspect. In places where the realms are distant, the surrounding area generally has a harsher climate and is devoid of life. The planes are tied together in such a way that if one is damaged, the other would suffer as well, and if one is destroyed, the other would fail as well{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}.

The Aetherial realm is also influenced by being in close proximity to the Corporeal realm by allowing for the maintenance of corporeal will when in a state of pure aether. Taking advantage of this, beings of the Corporeal realm can use the [[Lifestream]] to travel between various points through [[teleportation]]. [[Magic]] is used to reduce a being to aether and pass into the Aetherial realm, and move from place to place. [[Aetheryte]]s, which are aetherically charged crystals, are used as beacons of sorts directing the being where to go. The movement is almost instantaneous. These Aetherytes form naturally at the locations where the realms are closest to one another, and are equally surrounded by life as civilizations tend to crop up with them at their center. Sharlayan constructed "portable" aetherytes with the technological knowledge of previous ages, so aetherytes can be placed at any location. Without these beacons, entering into the Aetherial realm would simply cause a living being to enter back into the Lifestream, slowly breaking down into the basest components of life and continuing the cycle{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}.

==Hydaelyn==
[[File:The mothercrystal render.png|right|300px|thumb|The Mothercrystal]]
It is a widely held belief by scholars that somewhere deep within the planet rests a mass concentration of life-aspected aether, and have named this phenomenon [[The Mothercrystal (zone)|the Mothercrystal]]. The belief goes further by stating that the Mothercrystal indicates the planet is a living being and represents a biological entity. As evidence to support this theory, scholars point to seers who have incredible visions of the future, or those who gain incredible strength in times of peril, and state the phenomena are actually the planet conveying its will to help those who protect it. They refer to this as '''Hydaelyn's Will'''.

==Aetherial Sea==
[[Sharlayan]] scholars constantly study the planet in order to predict its fate. They have observed that the further down towards the core one ventures, the more blurred the lines between the two planes becomes. It is believed that if one traveled far enough down, they would be able to observe the Aetherial realm while maintaining corporeal form. To this end, the Sharlayans built {{i|the Antitower}} deep underground to explore this hypothesis. However, before they were able to make contact with [[The Mothercrystal (zone)|the Mothercrystal]], they fled back to Sharlayan{{cite book|volume=I|page=011|name=EE11}}.

{{Spoiler section|spoiler-context=[[Endwalker]]}} Later, this hypothesis would be tested and confirmed when the [[Warrior of Light]] entered into {{i|The Aitiascope}} in order to entreat with [[Hydaelyn]]. They were fully able to reach the Mothercrystal and survived the Aetherial realm intact.{{Spoiler section|end}}
{{clear}}

==Primals==
While [[Arcanist]]s have devised methods to call upon semi-sentient [[Pets|familiars]] using their own aether, this is not the only method of summoning available. Another method involves the combining of corporeal aetherial energy with spiritual aetherial energy in the form of prayer in an elaborate summoning ritual to bring forth a physical manifestation of an ideal in the form of a god known as a [[Primal]]. This method of summoning has become increasingly common amongst the [[beast Tribe]]s of [[Eorzea]], who use this power to enforce their will upon the land and those who would stand in their way. These beings are also known as Eikons, a name derived from records of the [[Allagan Empire]].

When summoned, these beings will protect or empower those who have called them forth. They can also impress their will onto those with weak wills through using their own aether. This method of control is known as [[Tempering]] and was until recently thought to be incurable. This is due to the way the aether of the primal corrupts the aether of their victim. The problem with these summonings is that even if they are brought low, they can be quickly recalled via another summoning ritual. Repeated summonings can have a drastic effect on the aether of [[Hydaelyn]] and can reduce the surrounding area into a wasteland{{cite book|volume=I|page=011|name=EE11}}.

==References==

[[Category:Lore]]

Aether

2026-03-29T08:05:05Z

Freedom4556: /* Elements */

{{quotation|[[The_Unending_Codex#Aether|The Unending Codex § Aether]]|This vital energy is essential to life as we know it. For a being to be classified as “living,” it requires both a soul and physical vitality, each of which is composed of aether. Scholars posit that this aether can and must be restored throughout life via the consumption and digestion of sustenance─whether this is the primary factor in the body's need for nourishment is unclear, but what we do know is that the critical depletion of aether will result in physical or spiritual death. Aether manifests in many ways aside from the aforementioned two, including magical phenomena both natural and of man's design. Most importantly, it flows imperceptibly throughout the world, forming the great Lifestream to which all life one day returns, as well as the smaller aether currents that drive the winds and carry the winged aloft. Without aether's blessings, our star would be a barren and desolate hell. Upon death, a being's aether disperses, and passes from the mundane physical world into the aetherial realm. However, where many lives are lost suddenly due to violence or calamity, or the flow of the Lifestream itself is disrupted, the aether may instead coalesce upon the physical plane, forming the crystals with which our star is replete.}}
'''Aether''' is the foundation of all life and magic on [[Hydaelyn]]. Aether is found in all living beings and is an essential building block of creation. The various schools of magic have learned to draw upon aether and use it to empower their spellcraft. The study of aether is known as aetherology.

==Life==
Through all things—people, animals, plants—aether is observed to flow. It is a current that gives life and energy. When something dies, aether no longer passes through it. Living beings will slowly lose aetheric density as they grow older. When food is consumed, the body converts some of that energy into aether, sustaining life on multiple fronts<ref>{{quest icon|Food for the Soul}}</ref><ref>{{quest icon|Old Sharlayan, New to You}}</ref>. While aether flows through everything, those currents can also be stopped. Scholars liken this to the "atrophication of a limb cut off from the heart". Without sufficient aether, the people and the [[Hydaelyn|star]] would perish{{cite book|volume=I|page=008|name=EE08}}.

==Magic==
Manipulating aether that deviates from its natural tendencies is what scholars call [[Magic]]. Though the effect achieved by various schools of magic such as [[Thaumaturgy]] and [[Conjury]] are vastly different, the method employed is essentially the same. Scholars have observed a more primitive form of aetherial manipulation in lesser creatures, such as a [[Raptor]] breathing fire or a [[Biast]] unleashing a levin-bolt are the most basic forms of aetherial manipulation found in nature. This form of "magic" utilizes aether from their bodies or the surrounding environment and is used to hunt or protect themselves from harm. Some who study the arcane arts use specific items or tools to strengthen their magic or focus their aether—[[Arcanist]]s and their [[Carbuncle]]s for example{{cite book|volume=I|page=008|name=EE08}}.

==Elements==
[[File:Eureka Anemos7.png|right|400px|top]]
Aetherial energies are divided into six different elements—{{eurekaelement icon|fire}}Fire, {{eurekaelement icon|wind}}Wind, {{eurekaelement icon|lightning}}Lightning, {{eurekaelement icon|water}}Water, {{eurekaelement icon|ice}}Ice and {{eurekaelement icon|earth}}Earth. These elements dictate how things will behave and interact with one another in nature. For instance, areas that are more "Fire-aspected" will have hotter and drier climates than those that are Water or Ice-aspected. This will also affect the flora and fauna of an area as well, affecting how a being can navigate the world, with Wind-aspected creatures being able to soar through the skies, or Earth-aspected beings having hardy scales, like the [[scalekin]].

In addition to these elements, there are also two poles: Astral (Light) and Umbral (Dark). These poles also affect the nature of the elements, with Astral alignment being a more active form of energy, and Umbral being more passive. Astral Fire exhibits high volatility, where as Umbral Fire will generally affect dryness.<ref>{{quest icon|Unto the Truth}}</ref> These naming patterns are not consistent across [[The Reflections|the reflections]]; for example on [[the First]] Umbral is called "Light" and associated with stagnation and stasis, while Astral is called "Darkness" and associated with constant chaotic change.

Some elements exist in a naturally Astral state, while others exist in a naturally Umbral state. These inter-elemental relationships help give balance and maintain each other. Elements in the naturally Astral state are Earth, Lightning and Water. The naturally Umbral elements are Fire, Wind and Ice.{{cite book|volume=I|page=009}}

==Crystals==
When living beings die, the aether within them will eventually flow back into the [[Lifestream]] and continue circling the world in the aetherial current. However, if a living being suffers a mortal wound, that life energy will sometimes instead pool and pass over into the corporeal realm, manifesting as a [[crystal]]<ref>[[The_Unending_Codex#Aether|The Unending Codex]]: Aether</ref>. This can be a damaged piece of nature, a living being, or even the land itself. These crystals will become elementally aspected and store a massive repository of that element, which can then be used in any manner of ways. Fire-aspected crystals are often used in smithing for their ability to increase the temperature of forges. Given the intense concentration of aether in these crystals, consuming one will drastically alter the elemental and aetherial balance within the body, most likely leading to death{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}.

Aetherologists believe that existence is made up of two different planes: the Corporeal realm, where all things take a physical form, and the Aetherial realm, a nonphysical realm without substance, but contains the essence of all creation. When something dies in the Corporeal realm, its aether passes between realms and back into the Aetherial realm, where it enters back into the Lifestream and continues its flow around the world. When new life is born into the Corporeal realm, it is granted energy from the Lifestream, creating a balance between the two realms. Each plane affects the other, and their proximity to one another dictates the scope of influence. When the two planes are close to one another, the Corporeal realm benefits by becoming rich in "Ambient aether"-aether richly charged with life aspect. In places where the realms are distant, the surrounding area generally has a harsher climate and is devoid of life. The planes are tied together in such a way that if one is damaged, the other would suffer as well, and if one is destroyed, the other would fail as well{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}.

The Aetherial realm is also influenced by being in close proximity to the Corporeal realm by allowing for the maintenance of corporeal will when in a state of pure aether. Taking advantage of this, beings of the Corporeal realm can use the [[Lifestream]] to travel between various points through [[teleportation]]. [[Magic]] is used to reduce a being to aether and pass into the Aetherial realm, and move from place to place. [[Aetheryte]]s, which are aetherically charged crystals, are used as beacons of sorts directing the being where to go. The movement is almost instantaneous. These Aetherytes form naturally at the locations where the realms are closest to one another, and are equally surrounded by life as civilizations tend to crop up with them at their center. Sharlayan constructed "portable" aetherytes with the technological knowledge of previous ages, so aetherytes can be placed at any location. Without these beacons, entering into the Aetherial realm would simply cause a living being to enter back into the Lifestream, slowly breaking down into the basest components of life and continuing the cycle{{cite book|volume=I|page=010|name=EE10}}.

==Hydaelyn==
[[File:The mothercrystal render.png|right|300px|thumb|The Mothercrystal]]
It is a widely held belief by scholars that somewhere deep within the planet rests a mass concentration of life-aspected aether, and have named this phenomenon [[The Mothercrystal (zone)|the Mothercrystal]]. The belief goes further by stating that the Mothercrystal indicates the planet is a living being and represents a biological entity. As evidence to support this theory, scholars point to seers who have incredible visions of the future, or those who gain incredible strength in times of peril, and state the phenomena are actually the planet conveying its will to help those who protect it. They refer to this as '''Hydaelyn's Will'''.

==Aetherial Sea==
[[Sharlayan]] scholars constantly study the planet in order to predict its fate. They have observed that the further down towards the core one ventures, the more blurred the lines between the two planes becomes. It is believed that if one traveled far enough down, they would be able to observe the Aetherial realm while maintaining corporeal form. To this end, the Sharlayans built {{i|the Antitower}} deep underground to explore this hypothesis. However, before they were able to make contact with [[The Mothercrystal (zone)|the Mothercrystal]], they fled back to Sharlayan{{cite book|volume=I|page=011|name=EE11}}.

{{Spoiler section|spoiler-context=[[Endwalker]]}} Later, this hypothesis would be tested and confirmed when the [[Warrior of Light]] entered into {{i|The Aitiascope}} in order to entreat with [[Hydaelyn]]. They were fully able to reach the Mothercrystal and survived the Aetherial realm intact.{{Spoiler section|end}}
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==Primals==
While [[Arcanist]]s have devised methods to call upon semi-sentient [[Pets|familiars]] using their own aether, this is not the only method of summoning available. Another method involves the combining of corporeal aetherial energy with spiritual aetherial energy in the form of prayer in an elaborate summoning ritual to bring forth a physical manifestation of an ideal in the form of a god known as a [[Primal]]. This method of summoning has become increasingly common amongst the [[beast Tribe]]s of [[Eorzea]], who use this power to enforce their will upon the land and those who would stand in their way. These beings are also known as Eikons, a name derived from records of the [[Allagan Empire]].

When summoned, these beings will protect or empower those who have called them forth. They can also impress their will onto those with weak wills through using their own aether. This method of control is known as [[Tempering]] and was until recently thought to be incurable. This is due to the way the aether of the primal corrupts the aether of their victim. The problem with these summonings is that even if they are brought low, they can be quickly recalled via another summoning ritual. Repeated summonings can have a drastic effect on the aether of [[Hydaelyn]] and can reduce the surrounding area into a wasteland{{cite book|volume=I|page=011|name=EE11}}.

==References==

[[Category:Lore]]

The Dawn Throne

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{{Area infobox
| name = The Dawn Throne
| type = area
| within = The Azim Steppe
| aetheryte1 = [[The Dawn Throne]];23.0,22.2
| aetheryte2 =
| aetheryte3 =
| description = A grand monument marking the sacred site where Azim, god of the sun, is said to have created a corporeal form of himself and become the Dawn Father. Tended and improved over the years by the Steppe's most powerful tribes, it now rests upon the waters of Azim Khaat and is crowned by a magnificent palace.
| description-source = [[Stormblood Sightseeing Log 45: The Dawn Throne]]
| weather =
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| screenshot = Azim steppe2.jpg
| release = stormblood
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==Facilities==
*{{map icon|aetheryte}} [[Aetheryte]]
*{{map icon|chocobokeep}} [[Falcon Porter (The Dawn Throne)|Falcon Porter]]
*{{map icon|merchant}} [[Oroniri Merchant|Merchant]]
*{{map icon|mender}} [[Oroniri Mender|Mender]]

==Other locations==
===Moai Statue===
{{quotation|[[Stormblood Sightseeing Log 62: Moai Statue]]|Similar statues are said to be found scattered across the world, but it is not known who made them, nor to what end. The absence of horns and the position of the ears have led some to believe that they were fashioned by Hyurs in their own likeness, but there is as yet no conclusive evidence.}}

{{The Azim Steppe areas}}

The Azim Steppe

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{{Area infobox
| name = The Azim Steppe
| type = zone
| within = Othard (region)
| aetheryte1 = [[Reunion]];32.9,28.0
| aetheryte2 = [[The Dawn Throne]];23.0,22.2
| aetheryte3 = [[Dhoro Iloh]];6.8,23.5
| description = The plains of the Azim Steppe stretch far and wide to sustain these nomadic peoples and their way of life. A vast expanse of grassland that stretches across the far reaches of northern Othard, the Azim Steppe is said to be the ancestral home of the Au Ra, and remains to this day the home of the nomadic Xaela clan. Devout worshipers of the Dawn Father and the Dusk Mother—Azim and Nhaama—the Xaela are known for their unique set of beliefs. They are divided into fifty different tribes, all of which are very territorial and are engaged in a constant and fierce battle for land.
| weather = clear skies, fair skies, clouds, rain, clouds, gales, fog, wind
| map = The azim steppe map.jpg
| levels =
| connections = [[The Ruby Sea]] (SE) [[Yanxia]] (S)
| loading-screen =
| screenshot =
| sstext =
| release = stormblood
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{{TOC limit|3}}

The Azim Steppe is the ancestral home of the Au Ra. This region of chill winds and savage beasts shares a name with the Dawn Father—the patriarchal deity who features prominently in the Auri myth of creation.

==Locations==
{{location table header|The Azim Steppe|showLevel=false}}
|-
| [[Reunion]]
|
: {{map icon|aetheryte}} Reunion
: {{map icon|chocobokeep}} [[Falcon Porter (Reunion)|Falcon Porter]]
|-
| [[The Sea of Blades]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Ragill's Reckoning]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Kahkol Iloh]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Wound]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Path of the Craven]]
|-
| [[Azim Khaat]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Bridge of High Rule Warriors]]
|-
| [[The Dawn Throne]]
|
: {{map icon|aetheryte}} The Dawn Throne
: {{map icon|chocobokeep}} [[Falcon Porter (The Dawn Throne)|Falcon Porter]]
|-
| [[Onsal Hakair]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Bardam's Mettle (landmark)|Bardam's Mettle]]
: {{map icon|dungeon}} [[Bardam's Mettle]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Ceol Aen]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Chakha Zoh]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Mol Iloh]]
: {{map icon|chocobokeep}} [[Falcon Porter (Mol Iloh)|Falcon Porter]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Moonrise]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The House of the Crooked Coin]]
: {{map icon|trial}} [[The Great Hunt]]
|-
| [[The Towering Still]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Uyagir Caves]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Hundred-and-one Revelations]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Qerel Iloh]]
|-
| [[Dhoro Iloh]]
|
: {{map icon|aetheryte}} Dhoro Iloh
|-
| [[Nhaama's Retreat]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Dusk Throne]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Dotharl Khaa]]
|-
|}

==Activities==
'''[[The Azim Steppe Sidequests]]'''

'''[[The Azim Steppe FATEs]]'''

'''[[Namazu Daily Quests]]'''

==Shops & Services==
{{merchant list|The Azim Steppe}}

==[[Aether Currents]]==
{{:The Azim Steppe AC}}

==Enemies==
===Normal===
* [[Baras]]
* [[Buzzfly]]
* [[Chaochu]]
* [[Fire Sprite]]
* [[Halgai]]
* [[Khun Chuluu]]
* [[Mammoth (Mob)|Mammoth]]
* [[Manzasiri]]
* [[Matamata (Enemy)|Matamata]]
* [[Matanga (mob)|Matanga]]
* [[Muu Shuwuu (Mob)|Muu Shuwuu]]
* [[Purbol]]
* [[Steppe Anala]]
* [[Steppe Dhole]]
* [[Steppe Dzo]]
* [[Steppe Gedan]]
* [[Water Sprite]]
* [[Wind Sprite]]

===B Rank===
*[[Aswang]]
* [[Kurma]]
===A Rank===
* [[Girimekhala]]
* [[Sum]]
===S Rank===
* [[Orghana]]

==Vistas==
{{see also|Sightseeing Log}}
Players can unlock [[#Stormblood Vistas|Stormblood sightseeing logs]] by speaking to [[Ulger Ironheart]] in [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (X:10.5, Y:13). Players must be a [[Disciple of War]] or [[Disciple of Magic]] level 60 or higher to obtain credit for these sightseeing logs. Vistas are small blue glowing orbs at which players need to [[Lookout|/lookout]] or use another emote.
{{#lsth:Sightseeing Log|The Azim Steppe}}
==Achievements==
This zone is associated with the following [[achievements]]:

{| {{STDT| mech1 sortable align-left}}
{{achievement table header}}
{{achievement table row|Mapping the Realm: The Azim Steppe}}
{{achievement table row|Freebird: The Azim Steppe}}
|}

==Music==
{{music table header|condition=y}}
{{music table row|Day|Drowning in the Horizon}}
{{music table row|Night|He Rises Above}}
{{music table row|Reunion, The Dawn Throne|Cradle}}
{{music table row|Dotharl Khaa, Mol Iloh|Harmony}}
{{music table row|Dhoro Iloh (after unlocking [[Namazu Daily Quests]])|Seven Hundred Seventy-Seven Whiskers}}
{{music table row|Battle|Looping in the Deepest Fringes}}
|}

==Images==
<gallery mode=packed>
Azim steppe1.jpg|[[Reunion]]
azim steppe2.jpg|The Dawn Father, Azim, seen on the side of [[The Dawn Throne]]
azim steppe3.png|[[Chakha Zoh]] at night
azim steppe4.jpg
azim steppe5.png|The Dusk Mother, Nhaama, seen atop [[The Dusk Throne]]
</gallery>

==Notes==
'''The Azim Steppe''' is populated almost exclusively by the nomadic [[Xaela]] clan. Many of the individual Xaela tribes choose to compete in [[the Naadam]], a ceremonial battle for rulership over the Steppe. This rulership, currently held by the Oronir tribe, lasts until the next Tsagaan Sar (Lunar New Year). When the rules of the Naadam are not in effect, the tribes maintain their own independence and conflict often arises between them.

Most foreign visitors come to the settlement of [[Reunion]], guarded by the Qestir tribe. It remains a neutral spot for traders from all over the realm to sell their wares.

==Lore==
The vast plains of northern Othard are home to countless tribes of nomadic Kaela. Despite conquering their neighbors to the south, the Garlean Empire has yet to demonstrate any interest in subjugating the Steppe.

===The Sea of Blades===
Some posit that this part of the Steppe was named for its rolling fields of grass. Others claim that the name is in reference to the countless battles fought between tribes over lands prized for grazing.

====Reunion====
Once a united people, the Xacla were divided into over fifty disparate tribes, but by gathering here they may be as one again. Such was the hope of the Qestir when they founded this hub of trade. Nowadays, in addition to all the peoples of the Steppe, merchants from foreign lands may be seen here as well.

====Ragill's Reckoning====
Long ago, Ragill of the Qestir believed that the best way to protect Reunion was with a great stone wall. However, well before work on the wall could be completed, the market was attacked, and many lives were lost. In response, the Qestir revised their plans and set about constructing a more modest wall that encompassed a smaller area and took advantage of Reunion’s natural defenses.

====Kahkol Iloh====
Shortly after this settlement of the Kahkol was destroyed by the Buduga, the weakened tribe suffered further hardship when its remaining population was decimated by disease. Ironically, some of the scattered survivors are said to be living among the Buduga.

====Mol Iloh====
The current home of the Mol, one of the many Xaela tribes that roam the Azim Steppe. Being nomads, their stay here is but temporary, and the turn of the seasons will see them strike camp in search of greener pastures for their livestock. Though quite sturdy when erected, the yurts are designed for ease of relocation.

====The Wound====
At the base of this deep canyon is one of many rivers which flow into the One River. Xaela legend tells that the great rift was formed long, long ago, before the first Au Ra was created, by the chaos brought about by a terrible battle between the Dawn Father and the Dusk Mother.

====The Path of the Craven====
This bridge which once extended across the Wound has yet to be restored since it fell into disrepair and collapsed. Before, it served as a simple test for would-be warriors of the Steppe, who must be brave enough to tame and ride a yol. Those who crossed without trouble were deemed worthy, whereas those who hesitated or turned back were found wanting.

===Azim Khaat===
Travelers to the Steppe soon learn that many khaal, or rivers, flow to the great khaat—lake—at its center beneath the Dawn Throne, which was also named for the sun deity.

====The Dawn Throne====
A grand monument marking the sacred site where Azim, god of the sun, is said to have created a corporeal form of himself and become the Dawn Father. Tended and improved over the years by the Steppe’s most powerful tribes, it now rests upon the waters of Azim Khaat and is crowned by a magnificent palace.

====The Bridge of the High Rule Warriors====
This modest bridge which leads to the Dawn Throne was named for the most esteemed brothers of the Oronir. In the event the fortress is attacked, they are to be the first to descend from the heights above to meet the enemy in battle.

===Onsal Hakair===
Many khaal flow from the mountains north of the Steppe, and so many tribes are drawn to this region that they might take advantage of the fresh water as they graze their herds.

====The House of the Crooked Coin====
In a celestial struggle ‘twixt Azim and Nhaama, a sliver of her essence was sent tumbling to the earth below. This divine fragment hidden within a mountain cave is said to retain her power, which was harnessed once in the past to avert a terrible calamity.

====Moonrise====
This path through the northern mountains leads unto the sacred site which houses a fragment of the Dusk Mother’s divinity. Though unclear, it is assumed by many that the ascent takes its name from one of the stories relating to this relic.

====Chakha Zoh====
Resting within this shrine are the bones of a revered Xaela woman who fearlessly faced a monstrous dragon in order to protect her people. It is customary for tribes that triumph at the Naadam to come here to make an offering.

====Ceol Aen====
A cluster of ancient stone pillars located near Bardam’s Mettle, upon each of which the songs of the peoples of the Steppe are graven. Although the pillars' placement may appear haphazard, when the wind blows through them, they are said to come alive with melodies from ages past.

====Bardam's Mettle====
In order to be recognized as warriors of the Steppe, all Kaela must follow in the footsteps of Bardam the Brave, hero of eld, and prove their worth by taming a yol.

===The Towering Still===
The winds of the Steppe break upon these towering cliffs, which extend across the western edge of the region. In truth, the Azim Steppe extends far beyond this mountain range, though few outsiders have journeyed beyond and laid eyes on the lands, much less met the tribes which call them home.

====The Uyagir Caves====
The former home of the Uyagir is said to have been created by the winds of the Steppe, which bored holes into the rock and formed the cave system. At present, a race of oliphant-like beings named Matanga have claimed them as their abode.

====The Hundred-and-one Revelations====
As the Uyagir themselves tell it, they live within the cave to make amends for the sins of their forebears, who in their hubris strove to subjugate all creation. As punishment, the gods unleashed a plague of enormous beetles upon them. That their children might never forget, their ancestors moved into the cave, and upon its walls painted murals telling of their misdeeds.

====Qerel IIoh====
The nature of the tragedy which befell the Qerel is unclear, but some claim that their settlement was destroyed by a group of exiles who declared themselves the Chaghan. Regardless of its veracity, the tale serves as an example of the harsh fates which may befall any given Xaela tribe.

====Dhoro Iloh====
None know for certain why the Dhoro abandoned this settlement, for the tribe continues to make every effort to avoid outside contact. In recent times, however, the plateau has shown signs of unusual activity...

===Nhaama's Retreat===
As one journeys further southwest, he will find the grasslands gradually give way to sand and desert. Though many tribes would avoid such lands, the Bairon, Mierqid, and Torgud favor them over more hospitable climes.

===The Nhaama===
Stretching south of the Azim Steppe, this desert region is named after the Dusk Mother—a goddess who plays a principal role in the creation myth of the Au Ra. Bleak and inhospitable, the Nhaama is nonetheless home to several tribes of Xaela whose people have successfully adapted their ways to survive the harsh environment.

====The Dusk Throne====
A grand monument marking the sacred site where Nhaama, goddess of the moon, is said to have created a corporeal form of herself and become the Dusk Mother. The sands of time, however, have ever disdained the works of men, and for all its prodigious size, the desert is threatening to swallow it up.

====Dotharl Kha====
In the language of the Steppe, “khaa” means a spring, and the Dotharl tribe has laid claim to this particular one. It is a rare oasis in the deathly dry climes of the Nhaama Desert, and travelers are strongly advised to replenish their water supplies ere they continue on.
<ref>[[Encyclopaedia Eorzea: Volume II]], page 99-100</ref>

===The People of the Steppe===
While there are few tribes which wield as much influence as the Oronir and Dotharl, the Azim Steppe is home to countless people with unique traditions that set them apart from one another.
<ref>[[Encyclopaedia Eorzea: Volume II]], page 111</ref>

==References==
<references />

{{Zone nav}}

The Dusk Throne

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{{Area infobox
| name = The Dusk Throne
| type = landmark
| within = Nhaama's Retreat
| aetheryte1 =
| aetheryte2 =
| aetheryte3 =
| description = A grand monument marking the sacred site where Nhaama, goddess of the moon, is said to have created a corporeal form of herself and become the Dusk Mother. The sands of time, however, have ever disdained the works of men, and for all its prodigious size, the desert is threatening to swallow it up.
| description-source = [[Stormblood Sightseeing Log 42: The Dusk Throne]]
| weather =
| map =The Dusk Throne Map.jpg
| levels =
| connections =
| loading-screen =
| screenshot =The Dusk Throne.jpg
| sstext =
| release = stormblood
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==Images==
<gallery mode=packed>
azim steppe5.png|At night
</gallery>

The Azim Steppe

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{{Area infobox
| name = The Azim Steppe
| type = zone
| within = Othard (region)
| aetheryte1 = [[Reunion]];32.9,28.0
| aetheryte2 = [[The Dawn Throne]];23.0,22.2
| aetheryte3 = [[Dhoro Iloh]];6.8,23.5
| description = The plains of the Azim Steppe stretch far and wide to sustain these nomadic peoples and their way of life. A vast expanse of grassland that stretches across the far reaches of northern Othard, the Azim Steppe is said to be the ancestral home of the Au Ra, and remains to this day the home of the nomadic Xaela clan. Devout worshipers of the Dawn Father and the Dusk Mother—Azim and Nhaama—the Xaela are known for their unique set of beliefs. They are divided into fifty different tribes, all of which are very territorial and are engaged in a constant and fierce battle for land.
| weather = clear skies, fair skies, clouds, rain, clouds, gales, fog, wind
| map = The azim steppe map.jpg
| levels =
| connections = [[The Ruby Sea]] (SE) [[Yanxia]] (S)
| loading-screen =
| screenshot =
| sstext =
| release = stormblood
}}
{{TOC limit|3}}

The Azim Steppe is the ancestral home of the Au Ra. This region of chill winds and savage beasts shares a name with the Dawn Father—the patriarchal deity who features prominently in the Auri myth of creation.

==Locations==
{{location table header|The Azim Steppe|showLevel=false}}
|-
| [[Reunion]]
|
: {{map icon|aetheryte}} Reunion
: {{map icon|chocobokeep}} [[Falcon Porter (Reunion)|Falcon Porter]]
|-
| [[The Sea of Blades]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Ragill's Reckoning]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Kahkol Iloh]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Wound]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Path of the Craven]]
|-
| [[Azim Khaat]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Bridge of High Rule Warriors]]
|-
| [[The Dawn Throne]]
|
: {{map icon|aetheryte}} The Dawn Throne
: {{map icon|chocobokeep}} [[Falcon Porter (The Dawn Throne)|Falcon Porter]]
|-
| [[Onsal Hakair]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Bardam's Mettle (landmark)|Bardam's Mettle]]
: {{map icon|dungeon}} [[Bardam's Mettle]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Ceol Aen]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Chakha Zoh]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Mol Iloh]]
: {{map icon|chocobokeep}} [[Falcon Porter (Mol Iloh)|Falcon Porter]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Moonrise]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The House of the Crooked Coin]]
: {{map icon|trial}} [[The Great Hunt]]
|-
| [[The Towering Still]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Uyagir Caves]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Hundred-and-one Revelations]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Qerel Iloh]]
|-
| [[Dhoro Iloh]]
|
: {{map icon|aetheryte}} Dhoro Iloh
|-
| [[Nhaama's Retreat]]
|
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Dusk Throne]]
: {{map icon|landmark}} [[Dotharl Khaa]]
|-
|}

==Activities==
'''[[The Azim Steppe Sidequests]]'''

'''[[The Azim Steppe FATEs]]'''

'''[[Namazu Daily Quests]]'''

==Shops & Services==
{{merchant list|The Azim Steppe}}

==[[Aether Currents]]==
{{:The Azim Steppe AC}}

==Enemies==
===Normal===
* [[Baras]]
* [[Buzzfly]]
* [[Chaochu]]
* [[Fire Sprite]]
* [[Halgai]]
* [[Khun Chuluu]]
* [[Mammoth (Mob)|Mammoth]]
* [[Manzasiri]]
* [[Matamata (Enemy)|Matamata]]
* [[Matanga (mob)|Matanga]]
* [[Muu Shuwuu (Mob)|Muu Shuwuu]]
* [[Purbol]]
* [[Steppe Anala]]
* [[Steppe Dhole]]
* [[Steppe Dzo]]
* [[Steppe Gedan]]
* [[Water Sprite]]
* [[Wind Sprite]]

===B Rank===
*[[Aswang]]
* [[Kurma]]
===A Rank===
* [[Girimekhala]]
* [[Sum]]
===S Rank===
* [[Orghana]]

==Vistas==
{{see also|Sightseeing Log}}
Players can unlock [[#Stormblood Vistas|Stormblood sightseeing logs]] by speaking to [[Ulger Ironheart]] in [[Rhalgr's Reach]] (X:10.5, Y:13). Players must be a [[Disciple of War]] or [[Disciple of Magic]] level 60 or higher to obtain credit for these sightseeing logs. Vistas are small blue glowing orbs at which players need to [[Lookout|/lookout]] or use another emote.
{{#lsth:Sightseeing Log|The Azim Steppe}}
==Achievements==
This zone is associated with the following [[achievements]]:

{| {{STDT| mech1 sortable align-left}}
{{achievement table header}}
{{achievement table row|Mapping the Realm: The Azim Steppe}}
{{achievement table row|Freebird: The Azim Steppe}}
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==Music==
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{{music table row|Day|Drowning in the Horizon}}
{{music table row|Night|He Rises Above}}
{{music table row|Reunion, The Dawn Throne|Cradle}}
{{music table row|Dotharl Khaa, Mol Iloh|Harmony}}
{{music table row|Dhoro Iloh (after unlocking [[Namazu Daily Quests]])|Seven Hundred Seventy-Seven Whiskers}}
{{music table row|Battle|Looping in the Deepest Fringes}}
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==Images==
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Azim steppe1.jpg
azim steppe2.jpg|The Dawn Father, Azim, seen on the side of [[The Dawn Throne]]
azim steppe3.png
azim steppe4.jpg
azim steppe5.png|The Dusk Mother, Nhaama, seen atop [[The Dusk Throne]]
</gallery>

==Notes==
'''The Azim Steppe''' is populated almost exclusively by the nomadic [[Xaela]] clan. Many of the individual Xaela tribes choose to compete in [[the Naadam]], a ceremonial battle for rulership over the Steppe. This rulership, currently held by the Oronir tribe, lasts until the next Tsagaan Sar (Lunar New Year). When the rules of the Naadam are not in effect, the tribes maintain their own independence and conflict often arises between them.

Most foreign visitors come to the settlement of [[Reunion]], guarded by the Qestir tribe. It remains a neutral spot for traders from all over the realm to sell their wares.

==Lore==
The vast plains of northern Othard are home to countless tribes of nomadic Kaela. Despite conquering their neighbors to the south, the Garlean Empire has yet to demonstrate any interest in subjugating the Steppe.

===The Sea of Blades===
Some posit that this part of the Steppe was named for its rolling fields of grass. Others claim that the name is in reference to the countless battles fought between tribes over lands prized for grazing.

====Reunion====
Once a united people, the Xacla were divided into over fifty disparate tribes, but by gathering here they may be as one again. Such was the hope of the Qestir when they founded this hub of trade. Nowadays, in addition to all the peoples of the Steppe, merchants from foreign lands may be seen here as well.

====Ragill's Reckoning====
Long ago, Ragill of the Qestir believed that the best way to protect Reunion was with a great stone wall. However, well before work on the wall could be completed, the market was attacked, and many lives were lost. In response, the Qestir revised their plans and set about constructing a more modest wall that encompassed a smaller area and took advantage of Reunion’s natural defenses.

====Kahkol Iloh====
Shortly after this settlement of the Kahkol was destroyed by the Buduga, the weakened tribe suffered further hardship when its remaining population was decimated by disease. Ironically, some of the scattered survivors are said to be living among the Buduga.

====Mol Iloh====
The current home of the Mol, one of the many Xaela tribes that roam the Azim Steppe. Being nomads, their stay here is but temporary, and the turn of the seasons will see them strike camp in search of greener pastures for their livestock. Though quite sturdy when erected, the yurts are designed for ease of relocation.

====The Wound====
At the base of this deep canyon is one of many rivers which flow into the One River. Xaela legend tells that the great rift was formed long, long ago, before the first Au Ra was created, by the chaos brought about by a terrible battle between the Dawn Father and the Dusk Mother.

====The Path of the Craven====
This bridge which once extended across the Wound has yet to be restored since it fell into disrepair and collapsed. Before, it served as a simple test for would-be warriors of the Steppe, who must be brave enough to tame and ride a yol. Those who crossed without trouble were deemed worthy, whereas those who hesitated or turned back were found wanting.

===Azim Khaat===
Travelers to the Steppe soon learn that many khaal, or rivers, flow to the great khaat—lake—at its center beneath the Dawn Throne, which was also named for the sun deity.

====The Dawn Throne====
A grand monument marking the sacred site where Azim, god of the sun, is said to have created a corporeal form of himself and become the Dawn Father. Tended and improved over the years by the Steppe’s most powerful tribes, it now rests upon the waters of Azim Khaat and is crowned by a magnificent palace.

====The Bridge of the High Rule Warriors====
This modest bridge which leads to the Dawn Throne was named for the most esteemed brothers of the Oronir. In the event the fortress is attacked, they are to be the first to descend from the heights above to meet the enemy in battle.

===Onsal Hakair===
Many khaal flow from the mountains north of the Steppe, and so many tribes are drawn to this region that they might take advantage of the fresh water as they graze their herds.

====The House of the Crooked Coin====
In a celestial struggle ‘twixt Azim and Nhaama, a sliver of her essence was sent tumbling to the earth below. This divine fragment hidden within a mountain cave is said to retain her power, which was harnessed once in the past to avert a terrible calamity.

====Moonrise====
This path through the northern mountains leads unto the sacred site which houses a fragment of the Dusk Mother’s divinity. Though unclear, it is assumed by many that the ascent takes its name from one of the stories relating to this relic.

====Chakha Zoh====
Resting within this shrine are the bones of a revered Xaela woman who fearlessly faced a monstrous dragon in order to protect her people. It is customary for tribes that triumph at the Naadam to come here to make an offering.

====Ceol Aen====
A cluster of ancient stone pillars located near Bardam’s Mettle, upon each of which the songs of the peoples of the Steppe are graven. Although the pillars' placement may appear haphazard, when the wind blows through them, they are said to come alive with melodies from ages past.

====Bardam's Mettle====
In order to be recognized as warriors of the Steppe, all Kaela must follow in the footsteps of Bardam the Brave, hero of eld, and prove their worth by taming a yol.

===The Towering Still===
The winds of the Steppe break upon these towering cliffs, which extend across the western edge of the region. In truth, the Azim Steppe extends far beyond this mountain range, though few outsiders have journeyed beyond and laid eyes on the lands, much less met the tribes which call them home.

====The Uyagir Caves====
The former home of the Uyagir is said to have been created by the winds of the Steppe, which bored holes into the rock and formed the cave system. At present, a race of oliphant-like beings named Matanga have claimed them as their abode.

====The Hundred-and-one Revelations====
As the Uyagir themselves tell it, they live within the cave to make amends for the sins of their forebears, who in their hubris strove to subjugate all creation. As punishment, the gods unleashed a plague of enormous beetles upon them. That their children might never forget, their ancestors moved into the cave, and upon its walls painted murals telling of their misdeeds.

====Qerel IIoh====
The nature of the tragedy which befell the Qerel is unclear, but some claim that their settlement was destroyed by a group of exiles who declared themselves the Chaghan. Regardless of its veracity, the tale serves as an example of the harsh fates which may befall any given Xaela tribe.

====Dhoro Iloh====
None know for certain why the Dhoro abandoned this settlement, for the tribe continues to make every effort to avoid outside contact. In recent times, however, the plateau has shown signs of unusual activity...

===Nhaama's Retreat===
As one journeys further southwest, he will find the grasslands gradually give way to sand and desert. Though many tribes would avoid such lands, the Bairon, Mierqid, and Torgud favor them over more hospitable climes.

===The Nhaama===
Stretching south of the Azim Steppe, this desert region is named after the Dusk Mother—a goddess who plays a principal role in the creation myth of the Au Ra. Bleak and inhospitable, the Nhaama is nonetheless home to several tribes of Xaela whose people have successfully adapted their ways to survive the harsh environment.

====The Dusk Throne====
A grand monument marking the sacred site where Nhaama, goddess of the moon, is said to have created a corporeal form of herself and become the Dusk Mother. The sands of time, however, have ever disdained the works of men, and for all its prodigious size, the desert is threatening to swallow it up.

====Dotharl Kha====
In the language of the Steppe, “khaa” means a spring, and the Dotharl tribe has laid claim to this particular one. It is a rare oasis in the deathly dry climes of the Nhaama Desert, and travelers are strongly advised to replenish their water supplies ere they continue on.
<ref>[[Encyclopaedia Eorzea: Volume II]], page 99-100</ref>

===The People of the Steppe===
While there are few tribes which wield as much influence as the Oronir and Dotharl, the Azim Steppe is home to countless people with unique traditions that set them apart from one another.
<ref>[[Encyclopaedia Eorzea: Volume II]], page 111</ref>

==References==
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Dhoro Iloh

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| description = None know for certain why the Dhoro abandoned this settlement, for the tribe continues to make every effort to avoid outside contact. In recent times, however, the plateau has shown signs of unusual activity...
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==Additional Information==
This location is initially empty of NPCs, in spite of its [[aetheryte]] being attunable. Once unlocked by the player, the [[Namazu Daily Quests]] will be located here. 
Prior to [[Patch 4.3]] when the [[Namazu Daily Quests]] were added, this location was just a nondescript plateau with no quest-relevance and no aetheryte. Tribal quest hubs altering the surroundings in which they are placed is typical, but siting an [[Aetheryte]] at one was unprecedented. [[Aetheryte]]'s have been very close to tribal hubs before ([[Ok' Gundu Nakki]] is extremely close to the [[Ok' Zundu]] aetheryte, for example), but never had a new one been added. This is also why Dhoro Iloh is designed to be accessible only by flying or via an NPC who teleports the player, though routes up the mountain face have been found.<ref>See [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDZgV8cjs94 southern] and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv3_tow6yUg northern] routes</ref>

Otis

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| voiceEN = James Day
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==Quests Started==
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{{quest list row|Memories of a Knight}}
{{quest list row|At a Crossroads}}
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==Quests Involved In==
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{{quest list row|The Land of Dreams}}
{{quest list row|A Knight of Alexandria}}
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==Lore==
Otis is the former captain of the Knights of Alexandria who volunteered to have his memories transferred into [[Bygone Alpha Sentry|an automaton]] as an early experiment by [[Preservation]]. He resides in the [[Archeo Alexandria]] ruins in [[Heritage Found]] and is the caretaker of [[Gulool Ja]].

{{quotation|Otis during {{i|Memories of a Knight}}|Strictly speaking, I myself am not an Endless. They are created using memories extracted from a soul, but my entire soul was placed inside a machine.}}

When King [[Zoraal Ja]]'s army attacks [[Solution Nine]], Otis is overridden by [[Zoraal Ja]] using his king's authority, and Otis attacks the player and their allies. He regains his senses upon encountering [[Sphene (NPC)|Queen Sphene]], but fully shuts down when he protects them from a monster that was released during the attack.

Otis is later encountered again as an [[Endless]] in [[Living Memory]], where he, the [[Warrior of Light]], and [[Wuk Lamat]] are actors in a play depicting the war between Alexandria and Lindblum. Otis is unable to explain how he exists as an [[Endless]] given his earlier description of the nature of his experimental procedure. Instead, he describes his chance to encounter the WoL as "a miracle." He dissipates along with the others once the [[Geo Terminal]] is deactivated.

{{quotation|Otis during {{i|A Knight of Alexandria}}|But wait... Something comes back to me. When they were researching a means to resurrect Her Majesty─memory preservation or some such─I volunteered to be a test subject... ...No, it is a fog I cannot pierce. But pray tell me, this incarnation of myself─what was he like?}}

{{quotation|Otis during {{i|A Knight of Alexandria}}|'Tis a miracle. Verily, there can be no other way to describe it.}}

==Additional Information==
{{see also|Otis Oathbroken|Otis Card}}

==Images==
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Otis Human.jpg|Otis' human apperance that he adopts as an [[Endless]]
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[[Category:Sentry]]

Otis Oathbroken

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{{see also|Otis}}
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==Locations==
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{{NPC location info|Solution Nine||98}}
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==Quests==
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{{quest list row|The Protector and the Destroyer}}
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[[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Patch 7.0 Enemies]]

The Last Forest

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{{Area infobox
| type = area
| within = The Peaks
| description = During their escape from the floodwaters of the Sixth Umbral Calamity, those who hailed from the lush lands of Yafaem and the Black Shroud lamented these trees as the last "forest" they were to see. Considering the sparsity of the growth, the term has been deemed somewhat overgenerous.
| screenshot =
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==Landmarks==
==={{map icon|landmark}}Emprise===
In the past, monks who completed their training at [[the Temple of the Fist]] were honored in a ceremony held in this hallowed cloister. Once alive with activity, thronging with monks and pilgrims alike, it was laid to waste at the [[King Theodoric|mad king]]'s command and is now home to naught but ghosts of the past.

==={{map icon|landmark}}Grymm & Enid===
Grymm and Enid were a married couple who wandered the mountains for two dawnings of the sun as they sought refuge from the great floods. Upon finding water, they fell to their knees to slake their terrible thirst. But they drank too much, too quickly, and perished by the side of the ponds which now bear their names, the larger Grymm, and the smaller Enid.

==={{map icon|landmark}}Byron's Bread===
A stonecutter from [[Ala Gannha]], Byron turned his hand to farming with the quarry industry went into decline. Though he hoped merely to provide his family's daily bread, the dry climate and hard ground defeated him at every turn. The late Byron's dusty patch of land is now tended by his grandchildren, who struggle to produce a worthy crop in honor of his memory.

==={{map icon|landmark}}The Ziggurat===
The [[Sixth Umbral Calamity]] wreaked havoc upon the realm's [[aether]]ial flow, giving rise to unstable weather patterns. Desiring to correct the disturbance, descendants of the [[Amdapor|Amdapori]] and the [[Mhach|Mhachi]] set aside past differences and came together to build the Ziggurat, which served as a weight to still the land's writhing currents of aether.

==={{map icon|landmark}}The Carmine Kitchen===
The [[Qiqirn]] bandits who scurry about the Ziggurat use this area for meal preparation, splattering the stones with the lurid lifeblood of their captured prey. Rumors abound that the rat-like [[beastmen]] will feast on two-legged game just as readily as four.

==Gathering Nodes==
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{{gathering node table row|harvesting|60|Yellow Kudzu Root|60|||tome=|slot=3|13.8, 6.3}}
{{gathering node table row|harvesting|60|Lightning Crystal|26|||tome=|slot=5|13.8, 6.3}}
{{gathering node table row|harvesting|60|Peaks Pigment|60|||tome=|slot=6|13.8, 6.3}}
{{gathering node table row|harvesting|65|Buckwheat Kernels|62|||tome=|slot=3|12.7, 12.2}}
{{gathering node table row|harvesting|65|Sugar Beet|64|||tome=|slot=4|12.7, 12.2}}
{{gathering node table row|harvesting|65|Lightning Crystal|26|||tome=|slot=5|12.7, 12.2}}
{{gathering node table row|harvesting|65|Pinch of Active Ingredients|61|||tome=|slot=6|12.7, 12.2}}
{{gathering node table row|harvesting|65|Green Leek|64|||tome=|slot=7|12.7, 12.2}}
{{gathering node table row|harvesting|65|Mountain Popoto|62|||tome=|slot=8|12.7, 12.2}}
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{{The Peaks areas}}

The Battle of Castrum Lacus Litore

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{{see also|Field Operations|Bozjan Southern Front}}
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Castrum Lacus Litore is a special engagement that takes place in a separate zone and serves as the "finale" to the [[Bozjan Southern Front]]. Available after reaching Resistance Rank 10 and completing the prerequisite quests, it is an instance that allows up to a maximum of 48 players, and is accessed in the same way as a critical engagement. When it pops, click the Register button in the Resistance Recruitment list, and if you are selected, click Commence. Defeating bosses within Castrum Lacus Litore grants rare loot and {{item icon|Bozjan Coin}}s, which can be exchanged for special armor sets.

==Requirements==
*Disciple of War or Magic level 71 or higher
*Resistance Rank 10 or higher
*[[Quest]]: {{i|The Lady of Blades}}

==Tactics==
Castrum Lacus Litore is designed for a maximum of 48 players, however it is possible to beat it with significantly fewer than that. The main reason for this is that various attributes such as HP and damage scale depending on the amount of players that participate. This ensures that completion is possible no matter the amount of participants. The time limit starts at 20 minutes, and is extended by 10 minutes each time a boss encounter is completed, as well as on completion of the prisoner rescue event.

===Breaching the Front Gate===
Split the raid into two roughly equal groups, with one going up the ladders to the side to face Brionac, and the other going down to face the 4th Legion Helldiver in two separate, simultaneous fights. Both bosses will need to be engaged simultaneously, or else they will enrage and wipe the raid. Once one of the bosses is defeated, adds will spawn infinitely until the other boss goes down. The adds are not difficult to fight, but if the other boss is not killed quickly enough, the enrage timer will cause the raid to wipe.

===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r6.png|32px|link=]] [[Brionac (boss)|Brionac]] (Upper boss)===
Up the ladder and on top of the wall is Brionac, a large magitek construct. It is important to note that with enough people and damage, some of the later mechanics in this fight can be skipped entirely. Important mechanics are as follows:
*'''Electric Anvil''': Tank-buster. Mitigate.
*'''False Thunder''': One of Brionac's arms will move to one side of the arena and start spinning. Move to the side the arm is pointing at, as it will cleave the rest of the arena.
*'''Anti-warmachine Weaponry''': An add spawns on Brionac called "Magitek Core" that must be killed as soon as possible. While the core is alive, Brionac deals significant damage to the Tunnel Armor ally below.
*'''Lightning Shower''': Raidwide damage.
*'''Energy Generation''': Spawns orbs. The first set will be two '''Light Orbs''', which each create a donut AoE. Stand underneath either orb in this instance. After the first set of orbs, four '''Dark Orbs''' will appear, which each create a large circular AoE. Stand in any corner of the arena to avoid damage. Four orbs will spawn in these positions from here on.
*'''Voltstream''': Three large rectangular AoEs appear, creating three safe zones. After a few seconds another set of AoEs appears covering that safe zone, and then a few seconds after that another appears. Alternate between the safe zones to avoid damage.
*'''Energy Generation''' & '''Pole Shift''': Two '''Light Orbs''' and two '''Dark Orbs''' appear and tether to each other, causing the orbs to swap with their tethered partner. If the '''Light Orbs''' are swapped to the east and west positions, the safe zone is underneath them. If the '''Light Orbs''' are swapped to the north and south positions, then the donut AoEs overlap and the safe zones are in any of the corners, away from the eastern and western '''Dark Orbs'''.
*'''Energy Generation''' & '''Magitek Magnetism''': Two '''Light Orbs''' and two '''Dark Orbs''' appear as they did before, but now with a single tether attached to you and an orb. Note the symbol over you and the orb; if they are both the same (++ or --) you will be pushed away from the orb. If they are different (+-) you will be pulled into the orb, and if you are not pulled far enough, you will receive a damage dealing debuff. The push and pull distance is about the length between the east and west orb. Position yourself properly so that you are pushed into the correct position; pushed/pulled to the east/west so that you are placed underneath a '''Light Orb''', or pushed into a corner, away from the eastern/western '''Dark Orbs'''.
*'''Energy Generation''' & '''Polar Magnetism''': This is a combination of all previous orb mechanics. Two '''Light Orbs''' and two '''Dark Orbs''' appear, two of the orbs are tethered to each other and will swap positions, and you are tethered to a single orb and will have your position pushed or pulled depending on the + or - above both you and the orb.
The boss will repeat these mechanics throughout the fight. When the boss is killed and the lower boss is still alive, adds will spawn infinitely until the other team kills the lower boss. If they take too long, the enrage timer will cause the raid to wipe.

===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r6.png|32px|link=]] [[4th Legion Helldiver]] (Lower boss)===
In addition to actually killing the boss, you will need to protect the [[Tunnel Armor]] (drill tank) while it demolishes the main gate to the Castrum. Important mechanics are as follows:
*'''Magitek Missiles''': Tank-buster. Mitigate.
*'''Chain Cannon''': Line AoE targeting random player. Do not stand directly between the boss and the Tunnel Armor, or else the Tunnel Armor may get caught in the AoE and take damage.
*'''Command: Chain Cannon''': Adds fire line AoEs targeting random player. Like regular Chain Cannon, but fired by adds instead of boss. Aim away from Tunnel Armor.
*'''Command: Lateral Dive''': Multiple simultaneous blue rectangular telegraphs. Soak them, or the Tunnel Armor will take damage.
*'''Dive Formation''': Three blue rectangular telegraphs spawning one after another. Watch the spawn order and soak in order. This hits harder than Lateral Dive.
*'''Command: Suppressive Formation''': Adds appear along sides of room. They display rectangular AoE telegraphs covering most of the room, then charge cardinally (Not diagonally) across the room, so stay out of the way.
*'''Infrared Blast''': Adds create orange tethers to the Tunnel Armor. Players must stand in and intercept the tethers.
The boss will repeat these mechanics throughout the fight. When the boss is killed and the upper boss is still alive, adds will spawn infinitely until the other team kills the upper boss. If they take too long, the enrage timer will cause the raid to wipe.

===Prisoner Rescue Event===
You will need to rescue 6 prisoners before they are executed. There are 6 branching corridors with 3 cells each: NW, W, SW, NE, E, and SE. Plan which parties go to which branches before engaging Albeleo. Ideally, you should be able to split the raid into 6 parties, with 1 party assigned to each branch. Please note that if your raid is significantly undersized, it may not be possible to save all the prisoners, in which case you will want to split the raid into 5 or even 4 parties. The intercardinal branches (NW, NE, SW, SE) should always be handled first, so that you can run drop down and run to the cardinal branches (W and E) after rescuing the prisoners from the intercardinal branches. Before actually beginning the rescue, you will need to engage and defeat Albeleo.

===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r6.png|32px|link=]] [[Albeleo the Maleficent]]===
Albeleo is fairly simple miniboss without much in the way of notable mechanics. He just summons lots of adds that you need to kill, and these adds will do a lot of AoE attacks (Always telegraphed), and some will shield the boss (Indicated by a green tether), some have a very large AoE that can be stunned or silenced, and so on.

===Rescuing the Prisoners===
With your party, immediately go to your assigned branch ASAP. NW, SW, NE, and SE branches are upstairs, while the central (W and E) branches are on the ground floor. Kill the trash mobs in the corridor to unlock the cells. In each branch are 3 cells: One with the prisoner and executioner, one with a miniboss, and one that is empty. Your goal is to find and take out the executioner as quickly as possible, as they are attacking the prisoner and saving them secures extra loot. Lost Death works on any adds in this area, including the executioner themselves. Stuns also affect the executioner, stopping them from attacking the prisoner. These tactics are vital if you do not have enough people to go to each branch, because if you want to secure the extra loot, you will have to rush to the unattended branches and save the prisoners there. The rewards are an extra chest with 5 [[Bozjan Coin]]s for each prisoner saved, up to 30 bonus coins total.

After doing this, kill the minibosses, and step on the glowing platform in each of the minibosses' cells to activate it. As of [[patch 5.58]], it is no longer necessary to remain on the platforms after stepping on them. Once all 6 platforms have been activated, an enemy will spawn in front of the door leading forward, and defeating it will lead you to the next boss.

===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r6.png|32px|link=]] [[Adrammelech]]===
The main gimmick of this fight is called '''Curse of the Fiend''', in which the boss will summon orbs of a given elemental aspect, which will float together. When they collide, they will set off certain mechanics that you need to handle. Only three (3) orb types will be used in any given battle, and the ones you get are random for each instance of Castrum Lacus Litore.
*'''Fire''': Press ESC to untarget the boss, and cease all movement and actions. This includes autoattacking.
*'''Ice''': Move and keep moving until it finishes going off.
*'''Lightning''': A giant AoE will go off in the center of the room. Move to the edges.
*'''Earth''': Cascading concentric donut AoEs. Move and dodge them. The donut AoEs line up with the circles in the stonework on the arena floor.
*'''Wind''': Donut AoE on the outer edge of the room. Get to the center.
*'''Water''': Knockback from the center to the edge. Get to the center to avoid being knocked into the bad stuff at the edge.
Please note that '''telegraphs will only be shown the first time each type of orb goes off.''' You will need to memorize what each type of orb does for any subsequent uses. At first, only one type of orb will go off at a time, but later, 2 will go off at a time, requiring you to handle 2 orb mechanics simultaneously. Potentially problematic combinations include:
*'''Lightning/Water''': Stand just outside the innermost circle in the stonework on the floor so you get knocked into the safe zone for lightning.
*'''Earth/Fire''': Wait on the outermost ring so you can dodge earth after the fire wears off.

Other mechanics include:
*'''Holy IV''': Raidwide damage.
*'''Burst II''' & '''Warped Light''': The boss summons multiple blue orbs that tether to each other in a chain, with a giant AoE centered at the end of the chain. Get to the opposite side of the room from that last orb.
*'''Tornadoes''': Multiple tornadoes are summoned. Don't stand in them, and don't be in the way when they move.
*'''Meteor''': Kill the Arcane Sphere adds quickly, or else the meteor will hit the arena, causing a wipe.
*'''Flare''': Tank-buster. Mitigate.

===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r6.png|32px|link=]] Beasts of the IVth Imperial Legion: [[Lyon|Lyon rem Helsos]] & [[Dawon]]===
Before this fight, it is common to designate one party to be those going "Top" to fight Lyon the Beast King, who is somewhat more difficult than Dawon. Midway through the fight, a glowing area appears called "Passage to Majesty's Place" allowing up to eight people to jump to the northern arena to fight Lyon, which is vital to the fight. The rest of the raid continues fighting Dawon and adds in the main arena.

Some of the mechanics may be too difficult to explain to new players in chat, but can easily be handled by marking a skilled and experienced player for the new players to follow. On NA servers, the common convention is to use the Triangle mark, often referred to as the "Danger Dorito".

====[[Dawon]]====
Dawon is a large, black and red griffin-like creature commanded by Lyon.
*'''Molting Plumage''': Raidwide damage, followed by creating '''Silver Feathers''' and '''Golden Feathers''' in a 4x4 grid around the arena. Similar to the '''Light and Dark Orbs''' from earlier in the engagement, '''Silver Feathers''' create a donut AoE, while '''Golden Feathers''' create a circular AoE. Standing underneath '''Silver Feathers''' guarantees that you will be safe. These feathers are a key mechanic later on.
*'''Scratch''': Tank-buster. Mitigate.
*'''Fervid Pulse''': Cardinal AoE centered on Dawon. Note that this makes a large + shaped AoE '''pointed in the direction it is facing.''' This move will be used in a later mechanic.
*'''Swooping Frenzy''': Dawon marks a spot and jumps to it, dealing damage to the point of impact and anyone in the way.
*'''Frigid Pulse''': Donut AoE centered on Dawon. This move will be used in a later mechanic.
*'''Obey''': Dawon marks locations in the arena (three marks for the first use of '''Obey''', and four marks every time after) which appear in the order Dawon will act on them. The marks have a symbol at the top and a number of lit bars at the bottom. The symbol (+ or o) determines if Dawon will do either '''Fervid Pulse''' (the + shaped AoE pointed where it is facing) or '''Frigid Pulse''' (the donut shaped AoE attack centered on Dawon). The number of lit bars below determine the order of the attack (1 bar means it will be first, 2 second...). Shortly after all marks appear, the +/O symbols disappear, forcing you to remember which attack will happen in what order. Act accordingly. After the first cast of '''Obey''', every cast from then on consists of two +s and two Os in a random order.
*'''Molting Plumage''' (After the first): There is immediate raidwide damage, the '''Silver and Golden Feathers''' appear throughout the arena, and the entire area is covered by four AoEs with arrows moving a direction. These four AoE do not push you, but push the '''Silver and Golden Feathers''' 2 spaces in the directions indicated. Similarly to predicting where the '''Light and Dark Orbs''' were going to swap, you must stand in a spot where either no feathers will be pushed to or where a '''Silver Feather''' will be pushed to in order to avoid damage.
*'''Pentagust''': Five narrow AoE cones in the direction Dawon is facing.
*'''Add Phase''': A "Passage to Majesty's Place" appears at the northern end of the arena, which the party that will fight Lyon will take. After this, three different kinds of adds will spawn in the arena, detailed below. The adds spawn up to three times, or until the party fighting Lyon succeeds. Note that Dawon is still active during this phase, using '''Swooping Frenzy''', '''Pentagust''', '''Fervid Pulse''', and '''Scratch'''. Healers should be mindful of the tank's health in the case of '''Scratch''' due to it being a tank-buster.

====Adds====
*'''Tamed Beetles''': Four of these spawn each time, tethering to Dawon and making Dawon invincible while casting '''Defend''' on themselves to reduce damage taken.
*'''Tamed Manticores''': Two of these spawn each time. '''Ripping Claw''' is a conal AoE attack in front of it. The Tamed Manticores also cast '''Left Hammer''' and '''Right Hammer''', a 180 degree AoE to its left and right side, respectively. These are casted one after the other, so wait on one side and move into the other to avoid both attacks.
*'''Tamed Coeurls''': '''Crackle Hiss''' is a massive cone AoE in front of it, '''Spike Flail''' is a cone AoE behind it. Point '''Crackle Hiss''' away from the northern side of the arena, as the attack can actually hit those in the other arena fighting Lyon.

All of these adds can be affected by Lost Death.

====[[Lyon the Beast King]]====
As mentioned above, only 8 people can use the "Passage to Majesty's Place" to fight Lyon midway through the fight with Dawon. If not enough players go up, additional players will be randomly selected and forcibly pulled up to fill the remaining slots. Determining who these are prior is recommended so that they are all in one party together. Once Lyon's health reaches 50%, the party has succeeded and will be launched back into the arena with Dawon.

*'''Winds' Peak''': AoE attack underneath Lyon with knockback.
*'''Heart of Nature''': AoE indicated by Lyon striking the ground and a bulging glow on an area of the ground. The ground underneath that erupts. Quickly move into the area after it does this, as two large damaging donut AoEs will erupt out of it afterwards.
*'''Taste of Blood''': Lyon quickly jumps to a spot in the arena, faces a direction, and does a large cleave in front of him. Get behind him to avoid damage.
*'''Heart of Nature''': Lyon strikes the ground again. Four small AoEs spawn in each corner and move in the direction indicated on their marker.
*'''Twin Agonies''': Tank-buster. Mitigate.
*'''The King's Notice''': Gaze. Look away from Lyon to avoid the attack.

Note that if Lyon is quickly damaged, some of the mechanics in this fight can be skipped entirely, as he only needs to be brought to 50% health.

==Loot==
It is important to note that Castrum Lacus Litore uses '''Personal Loot''', so you have to be sure to click and loot each chest yourself.

===[[File:Silver Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] [[Brionac (boss)|Brionac]] / [[4th Legion Helldiver]]===
{{Drops table header}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Coin|10|fixed=y}}
{{Drops table row|Magitek Helldiver F1|1}}
{{Drops table row|Battle with an Esper (Zodiac Age Version) Orchestrion Roll|1}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Runner's Secrets (Head Gear)|1}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Runner's Secrets (Body Gear)|1}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Runner's Secrets (Hand Gear)|1}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Runner's Secrets (Leg Gear)|1}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Runner's Secrets (Foot Gear)|1}}
{{Table footer}}

===[[File:Silver Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] [[Adrammelech]]===
One large chest will always spawn, yielding 10 coins. For each prisoner saved in the earlier room, one additional chest containing a set of fragments and 5 Bozjan coins will spawn, with the first chest containing Superstition and each subsequent chest containing the next fragment on the list.
{{Drops table header}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Coin|10|fixed=y}}
{{Drops table row|Field Notes on Albeleo|1}}
{{Drops table row|Into the Fortress (Zodiac Age Version) Orchestrion Roll|1}}
{{Table footer}}
{{clear}}
{{Drops table header}}
{{Drops table row|Forgotten Fragment of Superstition|6}}
{{Drops table row|Forgotten Fragment of Mastery|6}}
{{Drops table row|Forgotten Fragment of Sagacity|6}}
{{Drops table row|Forgotten Fragment of Becoming|4}}
{{Drops table row|Forgotten Fragment of Transcendence|4}}
{{Drops table row|Forgotten Fragment of Caprice|4}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Coin|5}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Coin|5}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Coin|5}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Coin|5}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Coin|5}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Coin|5}}
{{Table footer}}

===[[File:Gold Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] [[Dawon]] and [[Lyon]]===
{{Drops table header}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Coin|50|fixed=y}}
{{Drops table row|Field Notes on Lyon|1}}
{{Drops table row|Life and Death (Zodiac Age Version) Orchestrion Roll|1}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Runner's Secrets (Head Gear)|1}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Runner's Secrets (Body Gear)|1}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Runner's Secrets (Hand Gear)|1}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Runner's Secrets (Leg Gear)|1}}
{{Drops table row|Bozjan Runner's Secrets (Foot Gear)|1}}
{{Drops table row|Garlean Synthetic Fabric|1}}
{{Drops table row|Loathsome Memory of the Dying|5|fixed=y}}
{{Table footer}}

[[Bozjan Coin]]s can be exchanged for special [[Bozjan Armor]] and for any [[Resistance_Supplier_(Bozjan_Southern_Front)#vendor36|Bozjan Runner's Secrets]] at the [[Resistance Supplier (Bozjan Southern Front)|Resistance Supplier]] in the [[Bozjan Southern Front]].

Completing Castrum Lacus Litore will grant mettle, as well as experience (for players under level {{levelcap}}) and {{tomestone|Poetics|500}} [[Allagan Tomestone of Poetics|Allagan Tomestones of Poetics]].

Players who have reached {{i|Change of Arms}} for the [[Resistance Weapons]] quest line will also receive 5 {{item icon|Loathsome Memory of the Dying}}.

==Dialogue==
===Duty Dialogue===
'''Marsak the Stalwart:''' The tunnel armor will breach their defenses.
It's up to us to keep it in one piece until it's through!

'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' We'll split into two groups: one to lay siege from the outside, while the other scales the wall!
'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' Our efforts will all be for naught if the tunnel armor fails now.
Do whatever it takes to defend it!

'''Marsak the Stalwart:''' Keep those helldivers away from the tunnel armor!

'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' The tunnel armor is under attack!
Strike the enemy's core!
'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' It's beginning to crack!
'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' Helldivers! We must guard the tunnel armor from them at all costs!

'''Marsak the Stalwart:''' More helldivers, coming in fast! Quickly, get rid of them!

'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' We're almost there! Just a little longer!

'''Castrum Centurion:''' Brionac has fallen!?
Quickly, deploy reinforcements!

'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' Haha! We're through the wall!
But we mustn't get complacent. It's not over yet.

'''Marsak the Stalwart:''' Storm the castrum! Everyone, forward!

'''Albeleo the Maleficent:''' We can't give these durs another ilm.
Take no prisoners! Kill every last one of them!

'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' That's Albeleo. He's a crafty one─watch out for his spells!

'''Albeleo the Maleficent:''' Enough of this! Hit them with everything we have!

'''Marsak the Stalwart:''' Now's our chance! Attack!

'''Albedo the Maleficent:''' They leave me with no choice.
The day has come to demonstrate the power of the auracite!
'''Albeleo the Maleficent:''' Close the barricade! I need more time!

'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' It seems he's eluded us, for now, at least.
We'll need to get past that barricade.
'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' Everyone, split up and search for a way to open it!

'''Marsak the Stalwart:''' A number of our countrymen were taken captive.
They're likely being held somewhere in the castrum.

'''Imperial Soldier:''' Retreat! Retreat!
Burn all documents, execute the prisoners!

'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' It's open! Continue to the inner reaches!

'''Albeleo the Maleficent:''' Not another step closer! Time to show you what the IVth Legion's made of!

'''Marsak the Stalwart:''' Is there no end to them!?
'''Marsak the Stalwart:''' They've finally run out of soldiers to throw at us, it seems.
Forward!

'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' Someone's there! Wait, is that...?

'''Albeleo the Maleficent:''' You fools...what have you done? Gabranth would see Bozja reborn, yet you would bare your steel against him!?
'''Albeleo the Maleficent:''' By denying the path of righteousness, you have sealed your fate.
The heavens have spoken, and they are wroth indeed!
'''Adrammelech:''' So this is what it is to be a god.
'''Adrammelech:''' I am Adrammelech...
Now know regret, a sinner's recompense.

'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' Careful now. Something's not right.
Be on your guard.

'''Adrammelech:''' The crack of lightning, the roar of flame,
The rumble of earth, the grip of ice,
The rush of water, the howl of wind.
At their center, I stand. Alone and omnipotent.
'''Adrammelech:''' Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!
'''Adrammelech:''' May the lightning tear through you!
Let your dying screams fill the air!
'''Adrammelech:''' From your shattered corse, I shall craft a monument to agony!

'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' To think he would go to such lengths, to surrender himself body and soul to that devil.

'''Marsak the Stalwart:''' There's no time to dwell on that.
We must press on!

===Cutscene===
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' Come, Dawon! We've a spot of game that wants for hunting.

===Duty Dialogue===
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' I have to hand it to you, I never thought you'd make it this far.
I'm going to enjoy this...
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' Go, Dawon! Your prey awaits!
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' That's it. Just like I taught you!
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' Not bad! This calls for something special!
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' I can't let you lot have all the fun.
Why not come over here and let me take a swing?
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' If you won't make a move, then I will!
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' Dawon! Are you enjoying this as much as I am?
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' Nothing like a good scrap to get the blood pumping!
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' Steady on! No need to get carried away!
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' Well, as enjoyable as it's been, it's time I called it quits.
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' Not quite what I had in mind.
Dawon, let's try that again!
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' You'd better not mess it up this time!

===Post-battle Cutscene===
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' Dawon was...defeated? So they've bark ''and'' bite, then.
'''Lyon the Beast King:''' Perhaps I'll take your measure another time. Until we meet again.

===Post-duty Pop-ups===
'''Marsak the Stawlart:''' Alermuc is ours! We've won!

'''Bajsaljen the Righteous:''' That Lyon fellow is not one to be trifled with...

==Music==
{{music table header}}
{{music table row|Main|Into the Fortress (Zodiac Age Version)}}
{{music table row|Bosses 1-2|Battle with an Esper (Zodiac Age Version)}}
{{music table row|Final Boss|Life and Death (Zodiac Age Version)}}
|}

{{Duties nav/field operation}}

[[Category:Field Operations]] [[Category:Shadowbringers]] [[Category:Save the Queen]]

Patch 5.3

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Bigwest Shortstop

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{{Area infobox
| name = Bigwest Shortstop
| icon = Settlement icon.png
| type = settlement
| within = The Dravanian Hinterlands
| aetheryte1 =
| aetheryte2 =
| aetheryte3 =
| description = Bigwest Shortstop was the first encampment of the goblins who made their way into the interior of the Dravanian hinterlands. It was their base of operations while they raised the settlement of Idyllshire, and now serves as a lookout post whence to watch for signs of the dread Illuminati.
| weather =
| map =
| levels =
| connections = Idyllshire
| loading-screen =
| screenshot = The Dravanian Hinterlands2.jpg
| release = heavensward
}} It is a lookout post located in [[the Collectors' Quarter]], just outside of [[Idyllshire]], to keep watch for the [[Illuminati]].

==Facilities==
*{{map icon|chocobokeep}} [[Summoning Stone]]
*{{map icon|mender}} [[Independent Tinker|Mender]]

==Activities==
===Quests===
{{see also|The Dravanian Hinterlands Sidequests}}
{{see also|Alexander Quests}}
{{quest list header}}
{{quest list row|A Bum Rap}}
{{quest list row|A Gob in the Machine}}
{{quest list row|Judgment Day}}
{{quest list row|Louder than Words}}
{{quest list row|One Step Behind}}
{{quest list row|Rearmed}}
{{quest list row|Steel and Steam}}
{{quest list row|The Coeurl and the Colossus}}
{{quest list row|The Folly of Youth}}
{{quest list row|The Pulsing Heart}}
{{quest list row|Tinker, Seeker, Soldier, Spy}}
{{quest list row|Toppling the Tyrant}}
{{quest list row|Uncoordinated Defense}}
{{table footer}}

===[[Triple Triad]]===
*{{map icon|triple triad}} [[Tapklix]]

==Additional Information==
*Numerous quests relating to the [[Alexander]] raid series take place here.

{{The Dravanian Hinterlands areas}}

[[Category:Settlements]] [[Category:The Collectors' Quarter]]

Eorzea Time

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{{see also|Reset}}
'''Eorzea Time''' (ET) is lied down by fundamental rules in Eorzea. First compiled by [[Lewphon]] in his work of "[[The Five Ages - An Eorzean Chronology]]", it was presented in "Dusty Tomes" during [[Legacy]].

The in-game time is provided to the player via a clock found in the "Server Info" HUD element.<ref name="uiguide">https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/uiguide/know/know-hud/hud_timedisplay.html - UI Guide (Square Enix). Accessed 30 Oct 2023.</ref>

==About==
Eorzea Time affects the spawning of [[Unspoiled Nodes]], [[Big Fish]] and [[Rank S]] [[Elite Marks]]. The ''[[A Realm Reborn]]'' [[Sightseeing Log|Sightseeing Logs]] as well as the ''[[Stormblood]]'' sightseeing spot require specific times as well.<ref name="uiguide"/> Timers created from the [[Gathering Log]] will automatically set themselves to one bell (hour) before the node spawns, or as described in the table, approximately 3 minutes real time.

In an Interview, Michael-Christopher Koji Fox confirmed that the names of the week days as well as other (time) systems rely on the '''Elements''' system that was present in ''Final Fantasy XI''.<ref>[https://gamerescape.com/2014/10/22/fan-fest-2014-interview-with-michael-christopher-koji-fox/ | Interview with Michael-Christopher Koji-Fox from 22th October 2014]: "...In Final Fantasy XI, you had your elements, and because we have those same types of elements in XIV, we wanted to do the same thing—so you have your Watersday and your Firesday and you have your Windsday."</ref>

==The Cycle of Time==
Cycles of time begin with the '''polar umbral element''' [[file:ice_element.png|20px]] and circulate '''clockwise''' in the wheel. Following the Order on which [[the Twelve]] have alternating astral and umbral alignment, it can be assumed that at First, the cycle of time goes through all '''astral''' aligned elements, then it continues to go through the '''umbral''' aligned elements.

<gallery heights=200px mode=packed>
File:astral_cycle.jpg|First comes the '''Astral Cycle'''.
File:umbral_cycle.jpg|The '''Umbral Cycle''' comes afterwards.
</gallery>

===A Sun===
A sun describes a "day" in Eorzea, being a "period which lasts for the duration of four cycles of the six elements"<ref>[[The Five Ages - An Eorzean Chronology]]</ref>. Seeing from the cycle of time, it can be assumed that the first and third cyacle will be –⚪ '''astral''', while the second and fourth cycle will be ⚫ '''umbral'''.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Elements per bell
|-
! !! 1st ⚪ Cycle !! 2nd ⚫ Cycle !! 3rd ⚪ Cycle !! 4th ⚫ Cycle
|-
| [[file:ice_element.png|20px|center]]|| 00:00 || 06:00 || 12:00 || 18:00
|-
| [[file:water_element.png|20px|center]] || 01:00 || 07:00 || 13:00 || 19:00
|-
| [[file:wind_element.png|20px|center]] || 02:00 || 08:00 || 14:00 || 20:00
|-
| [[file:lightning_element.png|20px|center]] || 03:00 || 09:00 || 15:00 || 21:00
|-
| [[file:fire_element.png|20px|center]] || 04:00 || 10:00 || 16:00 || 22:00
|-
| [[file:earth_element.png|20px|center]] || 05:00 || 11:00 || 17:00 || 23:00
|}

====Day and Night====

The Day and Night time in Eorzea can mainly be put into tow parts:

* 06:00 AM - 05:59 PM ET: '''day'''
* 06:00 PM - 05:59 AM ET: '''night'''

From certain sound effects usually they can also be a '''third''' time (from 12:00 AM ET to 06:00 AM ET), though besides these there is no significant change.

Day and Night affects the music and the lighting of the world. Overworld zones and cities usually have different background music at night compared to day. Older outdoor [[dungeon]]s may have different lighting depending on the time of day, although the lighting in most dungeons is unaffected by the current Eorzean time.

There are very few gameplay systems that are tied to daytime vs. nighttime. However, the most prominent uses of nighttime as a mechanic are in [[The Hunt]] system as conditions for spawning [[Rank S]] [[Elite Marks]] and in [[The Forbidden Land, Eureka]] where some enemies, classified as ''[[Ashkin]]'', only spawn during night, which affect the availability to spawn certain [[Notorious Monster]]s, as those enemies need to be defeated. In addition, the some weekly [[Challenge Log]]s for Eureka require that a certain number of Ashkin be defeated. In [[Occult Crescent]], Ashkin spawn in a more restricted ~5.5-Eorzean hour window, from approximately 10:30PM to 3:59AM ET.

===A Week===
According to the Interview<ref>[https://gamerescape.com/2014/10/22/fan-fest-2014-interview-with-michael-christopher-koji-fox/ | Interview with Michael-Christopher Koji-Fox from 22th October 2014]: "...In Final Fantasy XI, you had your elements, and because we have those same types of elements in XIV, we wanted to do the same thing—so you have your Watersday and your Firesday and you have your Windsday."</ref>, the days of the week have names. Knowing that a week spans 8 suns, and the cycle starts with ice, we can assume the days of the week are called the following:

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Weekdays and their names
|-
! [[file:ice_element.png|20px|center]] !! [[file:water_element.png|20px|center]] !! [[file:wind_element.png|20px|center]] !! [[file:lightning_element.png|20px|center]] !! [[file:fire_element.png|20px|center]] !! [[file:earth_element.png|20px|center]] !! ⚪ !! ⚫
|-
| '''Iceday''' || '''Watersday''' || '''Windsday''' || '''Lightningday''' || '''Firesday''' || '''Earthday''' || '''Astralday''' || '''Umbralday'''
|}

===Moon Phases===
A moonphase lasts '''4 eorzean days''', starting with a New Moon at the first of the month. Watching the moon, the phases are as follows:

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Moon Phases
|-
! 🌑 !! 🌒 !! 🌓 !! 🌔 !! 🌕 !! 🌖 !! 🌗 !! 🌘
|-
| New Moon || Waxing Crescent || Waxing Half Moon || Waxing Gibbous || Full Moon || Waning Gibbous || Waning Half Moon || Waning Crescent
|}

The only influence the moon phase has right now is [[Okina]] in the Ruby Sea, since it can only be spawned during a Full Moon.

===A Moon===
A moon is described as four cycles of eight suns, and would classify as a '''month''' in Eorzea. A moon is therefore 32 Eorzean days.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ The Cycle of a Moon
|-
! [[file:ice_element.png|20px|center]] !! [[file:water_element.png|20px|center]] !! [[file:wind_element.png|20px|center]] !! [[file:lightning_element.png|20px|center]] !! [[file:fire_element.png|20px|center]] !! [[file:earth_element.png|20px|center]] !! ⚪ !! ⚫
|-
| 1 🌑 || 2 || 3 || 4 || 5 🌘 || 6 || 7 || 8
|-
| 9 🌗 || 10 || 11 || 12 || 13 🌖|| 14 || 15 || 16
|-
| 17 🌕 || 18 || 19 || 20 || 21 🌔|| 22 || 23 || 24
|-
| 25 🌓 || 26 || 27 || 28 || 29 🌒 || 30 || 31 || 32
|}

Each Moon is said to be aligned with a deity of [[the Twelve]], for example the first moon of a year belongs to [[Halone]]. It alternates as well between '''Astral Moons''' and '''Umbral Moons''', which can be seen during the character creation.

===A Year===
The year is the length of twelve Moons<ref>[[The Five Ages - An Eorzean Chronology]] Chapter 3</ref>. Every year is dedicated to one of [[The Twelve|the Twelves]] - the Year of the Fury, the Year of the Wanderer, the Year of the Destroyer etc.<ref>[[The Five Ages - An Eorzean Chronology]] Chapter 4</ref> For example, 2011 and 2023 were the Year of the Fury, dedicated to Halone<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20110207212817/http://lodestone.finalfantasyxiv.com/pl/topics/detail?id=cabbeb00d358e4094dd880f6cc81f7fd70c658e3 Heavensturn 2011 Lodestone Page (Web Archive)]</ref>.

Furthermore, every Eorzean Day is linked to a Day of the the Gregoian Calender. However, since the Eorzean Month has 32 Days, some dates are linked twice<ref>[https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/182513-Eorzean-Calendar-to-Gregorian-Calendar-Quick-Guide Forum Post "Eorzean Calendar to Gregorian Calendar Quick Guide"]</ref>. The date linked to a specific Eorzean Date appears during character creation.

===An Epoch===
Once all deities of [[the Twelve]] have had a year dedicated to them, the cycle starts anew. The culmination of these 12 years is called an '''epoch'''<ref>[[The Five Ages - An Eorzean Chronology]] Chapter 4</ref>.

==Units and Conversions==
With all informaion, and also the measuring of time of an eorzean day to real-life time, following table of time conversion can be made:

{| {{STDT|mech1}}
|+
|-
! Eorzea Time Units !! Eorzea Time Sub-Units !! Real Time Value
|-
| 1 minute || 60 seconds || 2 11/12 seconds
|-
| 1 bell || 60 minutes || 2 minutes, 55 seconds
|-
| 1 sun || 24 bells || 70 minutes
|-
| 1 week || 8 suns || 9 hours and 20 minutes
|-
| 1 moon || 4 weeks || 37 hours and 20 minutes
|-
| 1 year<ref>Years are often referred to poetically by a season, eg "summers" or "winters"</ref> || 12 moons || 18 days and 16 hours
|}

(Data obtained from ViolaRulan<ref>[https://github.com/violarulan/EorzeaTimeConvert ViolaRulan/EorzeaTimeConvert]</ref> on GitHub.)
===References===

[[Category:Game mechanics]] [[Category:Lore]]

Desynthesis

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Freedom4556: /* Desynthesis Guide */

{{Action infobox
| name = Desynthesis
| icon = desynthesis icon1.png
| description = Break down an item into one or more of its original materials.
| facts =
| acquired = carpenter, blacksmith, armorer, goldsmith, leatherworker, weaver, alchemist, culinarian
| pet =
| mount =
| level = 30
| type = action
| lost-action-type =
| number =
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Released in [[patch 2.3]], Item [[Desynthesis]] is a system that allows Disciples of the Hand ([[crafter]]s) to break down pre-existing [[items]] into [[crafting material]]s and other components. Most items in the game can be desynthesized, such as [[weapons]], [[armor]], [[Housing Items|housing items]] and [[fish]].

==Unlock==
*Quest: {{i|Gone to Pieces}}
*Requirement: Level 30 [[Disciple of the Hand]]
*Quest Giver: [[Syntgoht]] – [[Ul'dah - Steps of Thal]] (x14,y10)
*Prerequisites: Main Scenario Quest {{i|Life, Materia and Everything}}

==Mechanics==
Each [[crafting]] class has its own desynthesis skill level. If the skill exceeds the recommended skill level for the item desynthesized, it is possible to obtain a wider variety of materials, a larger quantity of materials, or HQ {{HQ}} materials.

As of [[patch 5.2]], skill level no longer determines success chance nor is any level required to attempt it.
There is also no longer a global cap on skill levels, making it possible to max out the skill level on all classes at once.

Successfully breaking down an item with Desynthesis will raise your skill level for that class.
*Crafting classes that are level 30 or higher will have a skill level of at least one.
*Low-level items give fewer points until a certain skill level and then stop entirely.

===Trivia===
'''Desynthesis''' is not a mechanical process where an item is physically disassembled. Rather it is a magical one, akin to {{i|Aetherial Reduction}} (and the old [[Materia Extraction|materia conversion]]), which is why items can give [[demimateria]] or other non-[[Materials|crafting materials]] and why failure often gives {{i|Fine Sand}}. Aethersand with no [[aether]] is just ''sand''.<ref>{{i|Gone to Pieces}}</ref>

==Desynthesis Guide==
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==Consumables==
{| {{STDT| item}}
! Item !! Effect
|-
| {{item icon|Bacon Broth|size=big}} || Desynthesis Skill Gain +10 / {{HQ}} +20
|-
| {{item icon|Tinker's Calm|size=big}} || Desynthesis Skill Gain +30 / {{HQ}} +40
|-
|}
The broth ({{status effect|buff|well fed}} [[Well Fed]]) and the potion ({{status effect|buff|medicated}} [[Medicated]]) can be stacked. The values provided by each consumable are percentage increases.

==Reward==
[[File:desynthesis reward1.png|400px|thumb|Items crafted from [[demimateria]] recovered from Desynthesis]]
{{main|Desynthesis Rewards}}
Breaking down an item with Desynthesis will primarily yield materials used to create the item. On occasion, players will also receive special items that are obtainable only through the use of Desynthesis (such as [[Demimateria]]).
*[[Demimateria|Special Items]] can be used for new crafting recipes beginning in [[patch 2.3]].
*Having a Desynthesis skill equal to or higher than the item being broken down increases the chances of receiving special items.
*As of [[patch 7.4]], players may now choose to receive only NQ items when desynthesizing.

==Achievements==
''Main article: [[Desynthesis Achievements]]''

Desynthesis is associated with several [[achievements]]:
{{Achievement list|Items|Desynthesis}}

==Patch History==
For the purpose of datamining and outdated guides we added a list of changes during the patches

{| class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center"
|-
! Patch
! per Class
! in Total
! Release Date
|-
| [https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/c96b9e090eb60d1ebd1b89e20e582d59335acd84 Patch 2.3] || 100 || 300 || 08.07.2014 5:15 AM
|-
| [https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/5d677f92bbe71478ffaccd9972735b3d4280abe6 Patch 2.5] || 110 || 350 || 20.01.2015 6:45 AM
|-
| [https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/464263b3ce6026cdf98a49bf8f98c204c6199e5a Patch 3.0] || 180 || 560 || 19.06.2015 10:00 AM
|-
| [https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/c755d756aece79cc9707f5444ad0980ac2b5a39c Patch 3.2] || 220 || 680 || 23.02.2016 5:30 AM
|-
| [https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/159309cb1ef0706cf37a9a91e3e18865b70097a6 Patch 3.4] || 250 || 770 || 26.09.2016 12:00 PM
|-
| [https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/296b070f41c0e0dedae24de50ae7c51abfa95055 Patch 4.0] || 320 || 980 || 16.06.2017 4:45 AM
|-
| [https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/75c691f90f4a7da3907f0671ac33e139e9792abf Patch 4.2] || 350 || 1070 || 29.01.2018 5:15 AM
|-
| [https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/09707bd11f14584d48cb97f093d320c3bb3ecded Patch 4.41] || 380 || 1160 || 02.10.2018 2:00 AM
|-
| [https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/3a23a8ba13b2c4152681ec4fa5716915b851002f Patch 5.2] || 460 || N/A || 29.10.2019 12:00 AM
|-
|}

==References==
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[[Category:Patch 2.3 Features‎]]