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Au Ra

2024-10-05T08:41:48Z

JaydeRavynwing: /* Notes & Trivia */

[[File:Race - Au Ra.png|500px|thumb|right|The Au Ra are native to the Far East, and are uncommon in Eorzea.]]

Hailing from the [[Far East|Far Eastern]] continent of [[Othard]], the [[Au Ra]] (アウラ, "Aura") were rare in [[Eorzea]] until recently, when increasing unrest in their homeland forced a not-insignificant number to journey west as refugees.<ref name="The Au Ra">''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 090-091</ref>

The curved horns and beautifully-patterned scales of the Au Ra often invite speculation that they are descended from [[Dragon|dragons]]. This has long been disputed, with scholars citing distinct differences between the two as evidence against this. The enhanced hearing and spatial recognition granted by their horns are traits not found in draconian horns, and the extreme sexual dimorphism seen in the race is also widely unseen in dragons.<ref>Character Creation: Au Ra</ref>

Members of this race are known as the '''Drahn''' on [[the First]] and made up a large part of the population of the [[Voeburt|Kingdom of Voeburt]] prior to the [[Flood of Light]]. Presently, they can be mostly found in [[Lakeland]], though some also live in [[Eulmore]].

The race was released in [[Heavensward]].

==History==

Auri creation myth holds that the world was created by the Dawn Father [[Azim]], god of the sun, and the Dusk Mother [[Nhaama]], goddess of the moon. The two deities quarreled over which should rule the new world, and created mortals to serve as their soldiers to wage a war by proxy. These were the first Au Ra—the [[Raen]], children of the Dawn Father, and the [[Xaela]], chosen of the Dusk Mother. At the culmination of their bitter struggle, the clans set aside their differences and learned to love one another, giving birth to a new generation. On seeing this, Azim and Nhaama returned to the heavens and bequeathed the world to their children.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

The ancestral homeland of all Au Ra is the [[Azim Steppe]]. The Auri Raen clan, believing themselves children of the Dawn Father, left their homeland behind to settle across [[Othard]], and were received with hatred and hostility by the other races in the early years. A prominent warlord of [[Yanxia]], impressed by their valor, forged an alliance with the Raen and took them on as retainers. Before long, the Raen assumed a prominent role as warriors in the service of countless great warlords.<ref name="The Au Ra"/> During this time of strife, some Raen chose to settle across the deep valleys of Othard's mountainous eastern reaches, and one group found solace under [[the Ruby Sea]]. Still others journeyed across the sea to the islands of [[Hingashi]], where they earned a reputation as [[Samurai|legendary swordmasters]].<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

The Xaela, on the other hand, never abandoned their ancestral home and dwell today on the vast [[Azim Steppe]] and surrounding regions. Their history is bloody and filled with conflict between tribes, which rise and fall in number as they're created and dissolved by war.<ref name="The Au Ra"/> Modern times have seen some of the Auri Xaela displaced from their homes, venturing west to Eorzea. Some attempted to settle in [[Coerthas]] around 1562 of the [[Sixth Astral Era]], but the [[Ishgard|Ishgardians]] mistook them for the forces of the [[Dravanian Horde]] and slaughtered many innocent Xaela in their ignorant zealotry.<ref>''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 239</ref>

==Clans==

:''Main article: [[Raen]]''
:''Main article: [[Xaela]]''

[[file:Au Ra raen.png|150px|thumb|right|The Auri Raen mostly dwell in Doma and Hingashi, or in sparse villages across Othard.]]
[[file:Au Ra xaela.png|150px|thumb|right|The Azim Steppe and its surrounding regions are home to the majority of Auri Xaela.]]

The most widely known Auri clans are the [[Raen]] and [[Xaela]]. The Raen live in central [[Othard]] and surrounding islands, having forged strong relations with the [[Hyur]] and [[Roegadyn]] of the [[Far East]] and adapted to the cultures of [[Doma]] and [[Hingashi]]. Conversely, the Xaela still live mostly in the [[Azim Steppe]] and its surrounding regions, maintaining their traditional, nomadic way of life.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

==Culture==

Common to the Au Ra is a strong self-preservation instinct, but how each clan chooses to protect their tribes and families differs greatly. The majority of [[Raen]] seek peaceful coexistence with other races to ensure the safety of their own kind, while the fiercely tribal [[Xaela]] shun relations with other races, even viewing strangers of their own clan as potential enemies. The Raen are viewed more favorably by the outside world, while the Xaela are treated with suspicion and hostility.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

These traits aren't set in stone, however. The Malaguld Tribe of Auri Xaela, for example, accepts exiles of the Raen into their circle.<ref>[http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/63112-Race-Naming-Conventions?p=3039574&viewfull=1#post3039574 Race Naming Conventions]</ref> Recently, the [[Qestir Tribe]] have founded a settlement named [[Reunion]] that welcomes all Xaela, and even outsiders, to trade freely with the people of the [[Azim Steppe]]. Likewise, not all Raen coexist with the rest of the world—the denizens of [[Sui-no-Sato]] close themselves off from all outside contact and dwell at the bottom of [[the Ruby Sea]].

The traditional dress of the Au Ra features prominent scale-shaped patterns inspired by the hardened skin of the Au Ra themselves, symbolizing health and vitality. Some wear sleeves that appear ripped apart, an age-old tradition meant to evoke an air of rugged strength.<ref name="The Au Ra"/> The Raen tend to wear clothing common to the [[Far East]], such as various styles of kimono with wooden geta. The Xaela often wear large overcoats with the sides pulled against the wearer's body, a large sash over the waist. Their footwear is crafted from leather, spacious and slightly uplifted at the ends—a design ideal for cold weather and horse-riding.

==Language==

:''Main article: [[Languages]]''

To this day, the Xaela speak the old Auri tongue in their homelands. They lacked a written language until recently, and the spellings of names from the old Auri tongue are often made up on the spot by the Xaela. The Raen, on the other hand, have seemingly abandoned the old Auri tongue in favor of the dialects of [[Doma]] and [[Hingashi]], as well as the common tongue of the [[Hyur]]. As their speech differs somewhat from that spoken in [[Eorzea]], some perceive it as an odd dialect.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

==Gallery==
===Release Material===
<gallery mode=packed>
File:Au ra1.jpg
File:Aura promo1.jpg
File:Aura promo2.jpg
File:Aura promo3.jpg
</gallery>

===Class and Job renders===
<gallery mode=packed>
File:Paladin3.jpg
File:Warrior5.png
File:Dark Knight concept art.jpg
File:Bard3.jpg
File:Dancer af1.png
File:Dancer af2.png
File:Red Mage6.jpg
File:White Mage6.jpg
File:Astrologian concept art.jpg
File:Astrologian5.png
File:Blacksmith shadowbringers1.png
File:Blacksmith endwalker1.jpg
File:Armorer endwalker1.jpg
File:Leatherworker stormblood1.png
File:Culinarian heavensward1.jpg
</gallery>

==Notes & Trivia==

*The word "Au Ra" is both singular and plural, the adjectival form is "Auri." When addressing the clans including the race, the proper phrasing is "Auri Raen" or "Auri Xaela."
*[[Yugiri Mistwalker]] was the first Au Ra seen in the game, introduced in [[Patch 2.2]]. Her full appearance was concealed until [[Patch 2.55]], however.
*The Au Ra are the first new playable race introduced to ''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]'' since its launch, though male [[Miqo'te]], and female [[Highlander]]s and [[Roegadyn]] were introduced to the game in ''[[A Realm Reborn]]''. Likewise, they are the first not based on a race from ''Final Fantasy XI''. (The [[Viera]] are from FF XII and the [[Hrothgar]] based on the Ronso of FF X)
*Au Ra rub their horns together to show affection.
*Auri horns contain no blood vessels. <ref>[https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/7525bc6c3f9be6560b527c716c4b52c16f4e9bf6 The Lodestone: Responding to Feedback on Player Character Models 09/06/2024].</ref>

==References==
<references/>

{{Playable Races}}
[[Category:Playable Races]] [[Heavensward]] [[Category:Patch 3.0 Features‎]]

Au Ra

2024-10-05T08:40:28Z

JaydeRavynwing: /* Notes & Trivia */

[[File:Race - Au Ra.png|500px|thumb|right|The Au Ra are native to the Far East, and are uncommon in Eorzea.]]

Hailing from the [[Far East|Far Eastern]] continent of [[Othard]], the [[Au Ra]] (アウラ, "Aura") were rare in [[Eorzea]] until recently, when increasing unrest in their homeland forced a not-insignificant number to journey west as refugees.<ref name="The Au Ra">''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 090-091</ref>

The curved horns and beautifully-patterned scales of the Au Ra often invite speculation that they are descended from [[Dragon|dragons]]. This has long been disputed, with scholars citing distinct differences between the two as evidence against this. The enhanced hearing and spatial recognition granted by their horns are traits not found in draconian horns, and the extreme sexual dimorphism seen in the race is also widely unseen in dragons.<ref>Character Creation: Au Ra</ref>

Members of this race are known as the '''Drahn''' on [[the First]] and made up a large part of the population of the [[Voeburt|Kingdom of Voeburt]] prior to the [[Flood of Light]]. Presently, they can be mostly found in [[Lakeland]], though some also live in [[Eulmore]].

The race was released in [[Heavensward]].

==History==

Auri creation myth holds that the world was created by the Dawn Father [[Azim]], god of the sun, and the Dusk Mother [[Nhaama]], goddess of the moon. The two deities quarreled over which should rule the new world, and created mortals to serve as their soldiers to wage a war by proxy. These were the first Au Ra—the [[Raen]], children of the Dawn Father, and the [[Xaela]], chosen of the Dusk Mother. At the culmination of their bitter struggle, the clans set aside their differences and learned to love one another, giving birth to a new generation. On seeing this, Azim and Nhaama returned to the heavens and bequeathed the world to their children.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

The ancestral homeland of all Au Ra is the [[Azim Steppe]]. The Auri Raen clan, believing themselves children of the Dawn Father, left their homeland behind to settle across [[Othard]], and were received with hatred and hostility by the other races in the early years. A prominent warlord of [[Yanxia]], impressed by their valor, forged an alliance with the Raen and took them on as retainers. Before long, the Raen assumed a prominent role as warriors in the service of countless great warlords.<ref name="The Au Ra"/> During this time of strife, some Raen chose to settle across the deep valleys of Othard's mountainous eastern reaches, and one group found solace under [[the Ruby Sea]]. Still others journeyed across the sea to the islands of [[Hingashi]], where they earned a reputation as [[Samurai|legendary swordmasters]].<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

The Xaela, on the other hand, never abandoned their ancestral home and dwell today on the vast [[Azim Steppe]] and surrounding regions. Their history is bloody and filled with conflict between tribes, which rise and fall in number as they're created and dissolved by war.<ref name="The Au Ra"/> Modern times have seen some of the Auri Xaela displaced from their homes, venturing west to Eorzea. Some attempted to settle in [[Coerthas]] around 1562 of the [[Sixth Astral Era]], but the [[Ishgard|Ishgardians]] mistook them for the forces of the [[Dravanian Horde]] and slaughtered many innocent Xaela in their ignorant zealotry.<ref>''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 239</ref>

==Clans==

:''Main article: [[Raen]]''
:''Main article: [[Xaela]]''

[[file:Au Ra raen.png|150px|thumb|right|The Auri Raen mostly dwell in Doma and Hingashi, or in sparse villages across Othard.]]
[[file:Au Ra xaela.png|150px|thumb|right|The Azim Steppe and its surrounding regions are home to the majority of Auri Xaela.]]

The most widely known Auri clans are the [[Raen]] and [[Xaela]]. The Raen live in central [[Othard]] and surrounding islands, having forged strong relations with the [[Hyur]] and [[Roegadyn]] of the [[Far East]] and adapted to the cultures of [[Doma]] and [[Hingashi]]. Conversely, the Xaela still live mostly in the [[Azim Steppe]] and its surrounding regions, maintaining their traditional, nomadic way of life.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

==Culture==

Common to the Au Ra is a strong self-preservation instinct, but how each clan chooses to protect their tribes and families differs greatly. The majority of [[Raen]] seek peaceful coexistence with other races to ensure the safety of their own kind, while the fiercely tribal [[Xaela]] shun relations with other races, even viewing strangers of their own clan as potential enemies. The Raen are viewed more favorably by the outside world, while the Xaela are treated with suspicion and hostility.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

These traits aren't set in stone, however. The Malaguld Tribe of Auri Xaela, for example, accepts exiles of the Raen into their circle.<ref>[http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/63112-Race-Naming-Conventions?p=3039574&viewfull=1#post3039574 Race Naming Conventions]</ref> Recently, the [[Qestir Tribe]] have founded a settlement named [[Reunion]] that welcomes all Xaela, and even outsiders, to trade freely with the people of the [[Azim Steppe]]. Likewise, not all Raen coexist with the rest of the world—the denizens of [[Sui-no-Sato]] close themselves off from all outside contact and dwell at the bottom of [[the Ruby Sea]].

The traditional dress of the Au Ra features prominent scale-shaped patterns inspired by the hardened skin of the Au Ra themselves, symbolizing health and vitality. Some wear sleeves that appear ripped apart, an age-old tradition meant to evoke an air of rugged strength.<ref name="The Au Ra"/> The Raen tend to wear clothing common to the [[Far East]], such as various styles of kimono with wooden geta. The Xaela often wear large overcoats with the sides pulled against the wearer's body, a large sash over the waist. Their footwear is crafted from leather, spacious and slightly uplifted at the ends—a design ideal for cold weather and horse-riding.

==Language==

:''Main article: [[Languages]]''

To this day, the Xaela speak the old Auri tongue in their homelands. They lacked a written language until recently, and the spellings of names from the old Auri tongue are often made up on the spot by the Xaela. The Raen, on the other hand, have seemingly abandoned the old Auri tongue in favor of the dialects of [[Doma]] and [[Hingashi]], as well as the common tongue of the [[Hyur]]. As their speech differs somewhat from that spoken in [[Eorzea]], some perceive it as an odd dialect.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

==Gallery==
===Release Material===
<gallery mode=packed>
File:Au ra1.jpg
File:Aura promo1.jpg
File:Aura promo2.jpg
File:Aura promo3.jpg
</gallery>

===Class and Job renders===
<gallery mode=packed>
File:Paladin3.jpg
File:Warrior5.png
File:Dark Knight concept art.jpg
File:Bard3.jpg
File:Dancer af1.png
File:Dancer af2.png
File:Red Mage6.jpg
File:White Mage6.jpg
File:Astrologian concept art.jpg
File:Astrologian5.png
File:Blacksmith shadowbringers1.png
File:Blacksmith endwalker1.jpg
File:Armorer endwalker1.jpg
File:Leatherworker stormblood1.png
File:Culinarian heavensward1.jpg
</gallery>

==Notes & Trivia==

*The word "Au Ra" is both singular and plural, the adjectival form is "Auri." When addressing the clans including the race, the proper phrasing is "Auri Raen" or "Auri Xaela."
*[[Yugiri Mistwalker]] was the first Au Ra seen in the game, introduced in [[Patch 2.2]]. Her full appearance was concealed until [[Patch 2.55]], however.
*The Au Ra are the first new playable race introduced to ''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]'' since its launch, though male [[Miqo'te]], and female [[Highlander]]s and [[Roegadyn]] were introduced to the game in ''[[A Realm Reborn]]''. Likewise, they are the first not based on a race from ''Final Fantasy XI''. (The [[Viera]] are from FF XII and the [[Hrothgar]] based on the Ronso of FF X)
*Au Ra rub their horns together to show affection.
*Auri horns contain no blood vessels. <ref>[https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/7525bc6c3f9be6560b527c716c4b52c16f4e9bf6] The Lodestone: Responding to Feedback on Player Character Models 09/06/2024.</ref>

==References==
<references/>

{{Playable Races}}
[[Category:Playable Races]] [[Heavensward]] [[Category:Patch 3.0 Features‎]]

Au Ra

2024-10-05T08:35:58Z

JaydeRavynwing: /* Notes & Trivia */ Added reference for auri horns lacking blood vessels

[[File:Race - Au Ra.png|500px|thumb|right|The Au Ra are native to the Far East, and are uncommon in Eorzea.]]

Hailing from the [[Far East|Far Eastern]] continent of [[Othard]], the [[Au Ra]] (アウラ, "Aura") were rare in [[Eorzea]] until recently, when increasing unrest in their homeland forced a not-insignificant number to journey west as refugees.<ref name="The Au Ra">''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 090-091</ref>

The curved horns and beautifully-patterned scales of the Au Ra often invite speculation that they are descended from [[Dragon|dragons]]. This has long been disputed, with scholars citing distinct differences between the two as evidence against this. The enhanced hearing and spatial recognition granted by their horns are traits not found in draconian horns, and the extreme sexual dimorphism seen in the race is also widely unseen in dragons.<ref>Character Creation: Au Ra</ref>

Members of this race are known as the '''Drahn''' on [[the First]] and made up a large part of the population of the [[Voeburt|Kingdom of Voeburt]] prior to the [[Flood of Light]]. Presently, they can be mostly found in [[Lakeland]], though some also live in [[Eulmore]].

The race was released in [[Heavensward]].

==History==

Auri creation myth holds that the world was created by the Dawn Father [[Azim]], god of the sun, and the Dusk Mother [[Nhaama]], goddess of the moon. The two deities quarreled over which should rule the new world, and created mortals to serve as their soldiers to wage a war by proxy. These were the first Au Ra—the [[Raen]], children of the Dawn Father, and the [[Xaela]], chosen of the Dusk Mother. At the culmination of their bitter struggle, the clans set aside their differences and learned to love one another, giving birth to a new generation. On seeing this, Azim and Nhaama returned to the heavens and bequeathed the world to their children.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

The ancestral homeland of all Au Ra is the [[Azim Steppe]]. The Auri Raen clan, believing themselves children of the Dawn Father, left their homeland behind to settle across [[Othard]], and were received with hatred and hostility by the other races in the early years. A prominent warlord of [[Yanxia]], impressed by their valor, forged an alliance with the Raen and took them on as retainers. Before long, the Raen assumed a prominent role as warriors in the service of countless great warlords.<ref name="The Au Ra"/> During this time of strife, some Raen chose to settle across the deep valleys of Othard's mountainous eastern reaches, and one group found solace under [[the Ruby Sea]]. Still others journeyed across the sea to the islands of [[Hingashi]], where they earned a reputation as [[Samurai|legendary swordmasters]].<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

The Xaela, on the other hand, never abandoned their ancestral home and dwell today on the vast [[Azim Steppe]] and surrounding regions. Their history is bloody and filled with conflict between tribes, which rise and fall in number as they're created and dissolved by war.<ref name="The Au Ra"/> Modern times have seen some of the Auri Xaela displaced from their homes, venturing west to Eorzea. Some attempted to settle in [[Coerthas]] around 1562 of the [[Sixth Astral Era]], but the [[Ishgard|Ishgardians]] mistook them for the forces of the [[Dravanian Horde]] and slaughtered many innocent Xaela in their ignorant zealotry.<ref>''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 239</ref>

==Clans==

:''Main article: [[Raen]]''
:''Main article: [[Xaela]]''

[[file:Au Ra raen.png|150px|thumb|right|The Auri Raen mostly dwell in Doma and Hingashi, or in sparse villages across Othard.]]
[[file:Au Ra xaela.png|150px|thumb|right|The Azim Steppe and its surrounding regions are home to the majority of Auri Xaela.]]

The most widely known Auri clans are the [[Raen]] and [[Xaela]]. The Raen live in central [[Othard]] and surrounding islands, having forged strong relations with the [[Hyur]] and [[Roegadyn]] of the [[Far East]] and adapted to the cultures of [[Doma]] and [[Hingashi]]. Conversely, the Xaela still live mostly in the [[Azim Steppe]] and its surrounding regions, maintaining their traditional, nomadic way of life.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

==Culture==

Common to the Au Ra is a strong self-preservation instinct, but how each clan chooses to protect their tribes and families differs greatly. The majority of [[Raen]] seek peaceful coexistence with other races to ensure the safety of their own kind, while the fiercely tribal [[Xaela]] shun relations with other races, even viewing strangers of their own clan as potential enemies. The Raen are viewed more favorably by the outside world, while the Xaela are treated with suspicion and hostility.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

These traits aren't set in stone, however. The Malaguld Tribe of Auri Xaela, for example, accepts exiles of the Raen into their circle.<ref>[http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/63112-Race-Naming-Conventions?p=3039574&viewfull=1#post3039574 Race Naming Conventions]</ref> Recently, the [[Qestir Tribe]] have founded a settlement named [[Reunion]] that welcomes all Xaela, and even outsiders, to trade freely with the people of the [[Azim Steppe]]. Likewise, not all Raen coexist with the rest of the world—the denizens of [[Sui-no-Sato]] close themselves off from all outside contact and dwell at the bottom of [[the Ruby Sea]].

The traditional dress of the Au Ra features prominent scale-shaped patterns inspired by the hardened skin of the Au Ra themselves, symbolizing health and vitality. Some wear sleeves that appear ripped apart, an age-old tradition meant to evoke an air of rugged strength.<ref name="The Au Ra"/> The Raen tend to wear clothing common to the [[Far East]], such as various styles of kimono with wooden geta. The Xaela often wear large overcoats with the sides pulled against the wearer's body, a large sash over the waist. Their footwear is crafted from leather, spacious and slightly uplifted at the ends—a design ideal for cold weather and horse-riding.

==Language==

:''Main article: [[Languages]]''

To this day, the Xaela speak the old Auri tongue in their homelands. They lacked a written language until recently, and the spellings of names from the old Auri tongue are often made up on the spot by the Xaela. The Raen, on the other hand, have seemingly abandoned the old Auri tongue in favor of the dialects of [[Doma]] and [[Hingashi]], as well as the common tongue of the [[Hyur]]. As their speech differs somewhat from that spoken in [[Eorzea]], some perceive it as an odd dialect.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

==Gallery==
===Release Material===
<gallery mode=packed>
File:Au ra1.jpg
File:Aura promo1.jpg
File:Aura promo2.jpg
File:Aura promo3.jpg
</gallery>

===Class and Job renders===
<gallery mode=packed>
File:Paladin3.jpg
File:Warrior5.png
File:Dark Knight concept art.jpg
File:Bard3.jpg
File:Dancer af1.png
File:Dancer af2.png
File:Red Mage6.jpg
File:White Mage6.jpg
File:Astrologian concept art.jpg
File:Astrologian5.png
File:Blacksmith shadowbringers1.png
File:Blacksmith endwalker1.jpg
File:Armorer endwalker1.jpg
File:Leatherworker stormblood1.png
File:Culinarian heavensward1.jpg
</gallery>

==Notes & Trivia==

*The word "Au Ra" is both singular and plural, the adjectival form is "Auri." When addressing the clans including the race, the proper phrasing is "Auri Raen" or "Auri Xaela."
*[[Yugiri Mistwalker]] was the first Au Ra seen in the game, introduced in [[Patch 2.2]]. Her full appearance was concealed until [[Patch 2.55]], however.
*The Au Ra are the first new playable race introduced to ''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]'' since its launch, though male [[Miqo'te]], and female [[Highlander]]s and [[Roegadyn]] were introduced to the game in ''[[A Realm Reborn]]''. Likewise, they are the first not based on a race from ''Final Fantasy XI''. (The [[Viera]] are from FF XII and the [[Hrothgar]] based on the Ronso of FF X)
*Au Ra rub their horns together to show affection.
*Auri horns contain no blood vessels. <ref>[https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/7525bc6c3f9be6560b527c716c4b52c16f4e9bf6], Responding to Feedback on Player Character Models 09/06/2024.</ref>

==References==
<references/>

{{Playable Races}}
[[Category:Playable Races]] [[Heavensward]] [[Category:Patch 3.0 Features‎]]

Au Ra

2024-10-05T08:19:58Z

JaydeRavynwing: /* Notes & Trivia */ Added lack of blood vessels in horns to trivia.

[[File:Race - Au Ra.png|500px|thumb|right|The Au Ra are native to the Far East, and are uncommon in Eorzea.]]

Hailing from the [[Far East|Far Eastern]] continent of [[Othard]], the [[Au Ra]] (アウラ, "Aura") were rare in [[Eorzea]] until recently, when increasing unrest in their homeland forced a not-insignificant number to journey west as refugees.<ref name="The Au Ra">''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 090-091</ref>

The curved horns and beautifully-patterned scales of the Au Ra often invite speculation that they are descended from [[Dragon|dragons]]. This has long been disputed, with scholars citing distinct differences between the two as evidence against this. The enhanced hearing and spatial recognition granted by their horns are traits not found in draconian horns, and the extreme sexual dimorphism seen in the race is also widely unseen in dragons.<ref>Character Creation: Au Ra</ref>

Members of this race are known as the '''Drahn''' on [[the First]] and made up a large part of the population of the [[Voeburt|Kingdom of Voeburt]] prior to the [[Flood of Light]]. Presently, they can be mostly found in [[Lakeland]], though some also live in [[Eulmore]].

The race was released in [[Heavensward]].

==History==

Auri creation myth holds that the world was created by the Dawn Father [[Azim]], god of the sun, and the Dusk Mother [[Nhaama]], goddess of the moon. The two deities quarreled over which should rule the new world, and created mortals to serve as their soldiers to wage a war by proxy. These were the first Au Ra—the [[Raen]], children of the Dawn Father, and the [[Xaela]], chosen of the Dusk Mother. At the culmination of their bitter struggle, the clans set aside their differences and learned to love one another, giving birth to a new generation. On seeing this, Azim and Nhaama returned to the heavens and bequeathed the world to their children.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

The ancestral homeland of all Au Ra is the [[Azim Steppe]]. The Auri Raen clan, believing themselves children of the Dawn Father, left their homeland behind to settle across [[Othard]], and were received with hatred and hostility by the other races in the early years. A prominent warlord of [[Yanxia]], impressed by their valor, forged an alliance with the Raen and took them on as retainers. Before long, the Raen assumed a prominent role as warriors in the service of countless great warlords.<ref name="The Au Ra"/> During this time of strife, some Raen chose to settle across the deep valleys of Othard's mountainous eastern reaches, and one group found solace under [[the Ruby Sea]]. Still others journeyed across the sea to the islands of [[Hingashi]], where they earned a reputation as [[Samurai|legendary swordmasters]].<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

The Xaela, on the other hand, never abandoned their ancestral home and dwell today on the vast [[Azim Steppe]] and surrounding regions. Their history is bloody and filled with conflict between tribes, which rise and fall in number as they're created and dissolved by war.<ref name="The Au Ra"/> Modern times have seen some of the Auri Xaela displaced from their homes, venturing west to Eorzea. Some attempted to settle in [[Coerthas]] around 1562 of the [[Sixth Astral Era]], but the [[Ishgard|Ishgardians]] mistook them for the forces of the [[Dravanian Horde]] and slaughtered many innocent Xaela in their ignorant zealotry.<ref>''Encyclopædia Eorzea'' pg. 239</ref>

==Clans==

:''Main article: [[Raen]]''
:''Main article: [[Xaela]]''

[[file:Au Ra raen.png|150px|thumb|right|The Auri Raen mostly dwell in Doma and Hingashi, or in sparse villages across Othard.]]
[[file:Au Ra xaela.png|150px|thumb|right|The Azim Steppe and its surrounding regions are home to the majority of Auri Xaela.]]

The most widely known Auri clans are the [[Raen]] and [[Xaela]]. The Raen live in central [[Othard]] and surrounding islands, having forged strong relations with the [[Hyur]] and [[Roegadyn]] of the [[Far East]] and adapted to the cultures of [[Doma]] and [[Hingashi]]. Conversely, the Xaela still live mostly in the [[Azim Steppe]] and its surrounding regions, maintaining their traditional, nomadic way of life.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

==Culture==

Common to the Au Ra is a strong self-preservation instinct, but how each clan chooses to protect their tribes and families differs greatly. The majority of [[Raen]] seek peaceful coexistence with other races to ensure the safety of their own kind, while the fiercely tribal [[Xaela]] shun relations with other races, even viewing strangers of their own clan as potential enemies. The Raen are viewed more favorably by the outside world, while the Xaela are treated with suspicion and hostility.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

These traits aren't set in stone, however. The Malaguld Tribe of Auri Xaela, for example, accepts exiles of the Raen into their circle.<ref>[http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/63112-Race-Naming-Conventions?p=3039574&viewfull=1#post3039574 Race Naming Conventions]</ref> Recently, the [[Qestir Tribe]] have founded a settlement named [[Reunion]] that welcomes all Xaela, and even outsiders, to trade freely with the people of the [[Azim Steppe]]. Likewise, not all Raen coexist with the rest of the world—the denizens of [[Sui-no-Sato]] close themselves off from all outside contact and dwell at the bottom of [[the Ruby Sea]].

The traditional dress of the Au Ra features prominent scale-shaped patterns inspired by the hardened skin of the Au Ra themselves, symbolizing health and vitality. Some wear sleeves that appear ripped apart, an age-old tradition meant to evoke an air of rugged strength.<ref name="The Au Ra"/> The Raen tend to wear clothing common to the [[Far East]], such as various styles of kimono with wooden geta. The Xaela often wear large overcoats with the sides pulled against the wearer's body, a large sash over the waist. Their footwear is crafted from leather, spacious and slightly uplifted at the ends—a design ideal for cold weather and horse-riding.

==Language==

:''Main article: [[Languages]]''

To this day, the Xaela speak the old Auri tongue in their homelands. They lacked a written language until recently, and the spellings of names from the old Auri tongue are often made up on the spot by the Xaela. The Raen, on the other hand, have seemingly abandoned the old Auri tongue in favor of the dialects of [[Doma]] and [[Hingashi]], as well as the common tongue of the [[Hyur]]. As their speech differs somewhat from that spoken in [[Eorzea]], some perceive it as an odd dialect.<ref name="The Au Ra"/>

==Gallery==
===Release Material===
<gallery mode=packed>
File:Au ra1.jpg
File:Aura promo1.jpg
File:Aura promo2.jpg
File:Aura promo3.jpg
</gallery>

===Class and Job renders===
<gallery mode=packed>
File:Paladin3.jpg
File:Warrior5.png
File:Dark Knight concept art.jpg
File:Bard3.jpg
File:Dancer af1.png
File:Dancer af2.png
File:Red Mage6.jpg
File:White Mage6.jpg
File:Astrologian concept art.jpg
File:Astrologian5.png
File:Blacksmith shadowbringers1.png
File:Blacksmith endwalker1.jpg
File:Armorer endwalker1.jpg
File:Leatherworker stormblood1.png
File:Culinarian heavensward1.jpg
</gallery>

==Notes & Trivia==

*The word "Au Ra" is both singular and plural, the adjectival form is "Auri." When addressing the clans including the race, the proper phrasing is "Auri Raen" or "Auri Xaela."
*[[Yugiri Mistwalker]] was the first Au Ra seen in the game, introduced in [[Patch 2.2]]. Her full appearance was concealed until [[Patch 2.55]], however.
*The Au Ra are the first new playable race introduced to ''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]'' since its launch, though male [[Miqo'te]], and female [[Highlander]]s and [[Roegadyn]] were introduced to the game in ''[[A Realm Reborn]]''. Likewise, they are the first not based on a race from ''Final Fantasy XI''. (The [[Viera]] are from FF XII and the [[Hrothgar]] based on the Ronso of FF X)
*Au Ra rub their horns together to show affection.
*Auri horns contain no blood vessels.

==References==
<references/>

{{Playable Races}}
[[Category:Playable Races]] [[Heavensward]] [[Category:Patch 3.0 Features‎]]

Aquamaton

2024-10-02T22:46:47Z

JaydeRavynwing: /* Basic Information */ Added Aquarium info

{{Item infobox
| name = Aquamaton
| icon = aquamaton icon1.png
| description = Those hoping to catch their dinner in Seagazer Shoals are in for a shock if they reel in one of these strange, dwarven contraptions. Apparently, they fetch a high price at market, assuming one can find a buyer.<br><br>[Suitable for printing on medium canvases.]
| type = crafting material
| effects =
| material-type = Seafood
| unique =
| untradable =
| unsellable =
| rarity = green
| level =
| ilvl =
| race =
| gender =
| recast =
| cost =
| value = 119
| value-hq =
| seals =
| patch = 5.55
| release = shadowbringers
| id-edb = 3e3f84226c1
| id-gt = 33240
}}
{{TOC limit|2}}
==Basic Information==
*'''Recommended [[Fishing]] Level''': 75
*'''Fish Type''': [[Coastlines]]
*'''[[Aquarium]] Type''': [[Aquariums|Saltwater (M)]]
*'''Sizes''': Smallest - ??im, Largest - ??im

'''Description'''

This metallic, mechanical marvel was forged by the dwarves as a means to excavate underwater resources. The moment it entered the ocean, however, it jetted away into the depths like an excited pup, never to return...

==Acquisition==

===[[Fishing Log: Seagazer Shoals]]===
*'''[[Location]]''': [[Kholusia]] (x17,y36)
*'''Hole Level''': 75
*'''[[Baits]]''': [[Short Bill Minnow]]
*'''[[Mooch]]ed From''':
*'''Condition''': 10am-3:59pm Eorzean Time, 2250+ [[Gathering (Attribute)|Gathering]] required
*'''[[Weather Chain]]''': {{weather icon|clear skies}} [[Clear Skies]] or {{weather icon|fair skies}} [[Fair Skies]] -> {{weather icon|Gales}} [[Gales (Weather)|Gales]]
Requires {{buff|fishers intuition}} [[Fisher's Intuition]] buff from catching 5 {{item icon|Shapeshifter}} and 1 {{item icon|Shadeshifter}}.

==Used For==
===Crafting Ingredient===

===Desynthesis===
'''Class''': [[Culinarian]] (490.00)

'''Potential Results''':

[[Category:Seafood]] [[Category:Coastlines Fish]]

Aquariums

2024-10-02T22:45:46Z

JaydeRavynwing: /* Fish List */ Added Aquamaton to Saltwater M fish

[[File:aquariums1.jpg|400px|right]]
{{see also|Housing}}
Aquariums, released in [[Patch 3.4]], are a type of [[Furnishing|interior furnishing]] [[Housing Items|housing item]] that allows you to display [[fish]] caught from the various reaches of [[Eorzea]] in a [[Free Company Housing|free company house]], [[Personal Housing|personal house]], [[Private Chamber|private chamber]], or [[apartment]].

==Lore==
{{quotation|[http://eu.finalfantasyxiv.com/pr/special/3_4_Soul_Surrender/ FFXIV Patch 3.4 Soul surrender Promotional Site]|Your prized fish will go unnoticed no longer with an aquarium in the house! They're available in four sizes to accommodate aquatic creatures of all kinds. The tank can also be dressed up with one of several designs to show off your latest catch in style.}}

==Customizing Aquariums==
===Water===
Before placing fish in an aquarium, players may choose to fill the tank with either freshwater or saltwater. This will dictate which types of fish can be placed in the aquarium. Please be advised that, in order to change the water type, any fish in the tank must be removed. Freshwater and saltwater fish cannot be placed in an aquarium together.

===Aquariums per Estate===
Starting with [[patch 4.3]], multiple aquariums are now allowed per estate regardless of aquarium size:
{| class="wikitable sortable" style= "text-align: center"
|-
! Estate Size
! Max Aquariums
|-
| Private Chamber / Apartment || 4
|-
| Cottage || 6
|-
| House || 8
|-
| Mansion || 10
|-
|}

===Aquarium Capacity===
Fish have been categorized into four sizes: small, medium, large, and extra large. Larger fish will occupy more space capacity in an aquarium, leaving less room for other fish. There is no difference between normal quality and high quality fish.

{| {{STDT| sortable align-center}}
|-
! Fish Size
! Space Capacity Occupied
! Minimum Tank Tier
|-
| Small (S) || 1 || {{item icon|Tier 1 Aquarium}}
|-
| Medium (M) || 2 || {{item icon|Tier 2 Aquarium}}
|-
| Large (L) || 4 || {{item icon|Tier 3 Aquarium}}
|-
| Extra Large (XL) || 7 || {{item icon|Tier 4 Aquarium}}
|-
|}

Aquariums are available in four sizes, the smallest holding only a single small fish, and the largest holding up to four. Because larger fish take up more room in the aquarium, one must choose carefully which fish they will put on display. Any fish removed from the aquarium will be lost / destroyed.

{| {{STDT| sortable align-center}}
|-
! Aquarium Tier
! Max Capacity
! Max Number Fish
|-
| {{item icon|Tier 1 Aquarium}} || 1 || 1 Fish
|-
| {{item icon|Tier 2 Aquarium}} || 2 || 2 Fish
|-
| {{item icon|Tier 3 Aquarium}} || 4 || 3 Fish
|-
| {{item icon|Tier 4 Aquarium}} || 7 || 4 Fish
|-
|}
*Example 1: The {{item icon|Euphotic Pirarucu}}, an extra large fish, will only fit into a Tier 4 Aquarium.
*Example 2: You can only have a max of 4 {{item icon|Copperfish}}s (small fish) in a Tier 4 Aquarium despite the tank having 7 capacity.

===Accessories===
Accessories in the form of trimmings can be used to change the interior appearance of the water tank. Accessories will be destroyed when removed from the aquarium. Currently there are six trimmings available:
* {{item icon|Brooklet Tank Trimmings}}
* {{item icon|Crystalscape Tank Trimmings}}
* {{item icon|Moonlit Tank Trimmings}}
* {{item icon|Ruby Sea Tank Trimmings}}
* {{item icon|Southern Sea Tank Trimmings}}
* {{item icon|Sunken Treasure Tank Trimmings}}

Players can purchase all tank trimmings except {{item icon|Moonlit Tank Trimmings}} from the following NPCs:
{{vendor list|Brooklet Tank Trimmings}}

{{item icon|Moonlit Tank Trimmings}} are obtained through the duty {{questlink|trial|The Minstrel's Ballad: Tsukuyomi's Pain}}. They can be also traded or purchased through the [[Market Board]].

==Fish List==
{{section-stub|reason=list incomplete}}
{{see also|:Category:Aquarium Fish}}
You can find a list of all the possible fish that can be placed in the aquarium in the Aquarium Settings interface. Any fish removed from the aquarium will be lost/destroyed. There is no difference between normal quality and {{HQ}} [[High Quality]] fish.<ref>{{HQ}} HQ Fish were only possible to catch prior to the release of [[Endwalker]].</ref>

'''Reminder: Freshwater and saltwater fish cannot be placed in an aquarium together.'''

<table><tr><td width="50%">
{| {{STDT|item sortable}}
|+ Freshwater Fish
|-
!Name
!Size
!Water Type
|-
|{{item icon|Chub}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Copperfish}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Doman Bubble Eye}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Grip Killifish}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Guppy}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Seraphim}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Indigo Prismfish}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Green Prismfish}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Blue Prismfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Red Prismfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Yellow Prismfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Violet Prismfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Cherubfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Clown Loach}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Cupfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Dark Bass}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Dusk Herald}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Judgment Staff}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Kissing Fish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Mirrorscale}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Nagxian Mullet}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Paglth'an Discus}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Silken Koi}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Tricolored Carp}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Yellow Prismfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Blood Red Bonytongue}} || L || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Cavalry Catfish}} || L || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Emperor Fish}} || L || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Goblin Perch}} || L || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Grass Shark}} || L || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Ichthyosaur}} || L || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Vanuhead}} || L ||Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Whilom Catfish}} || L ||Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Euphotic Pirarucu}} || XL || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Giant Takitaro}} || XL || Freshwater
|-
|}
</td><td width="50%">
{| {{STDT|item sortable}}
|+ Saltwater Fish
|-
!Name
!Size
!Water Type
|-
|{{item icon|Coral Butterfly}} || S || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Harbor Herring}} || S || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Hatchetfish}} || S || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Tiger Cod}} || S || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Aquamaton}} || M || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Angelfish}} || M || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Black Boxfish}} || M || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Blowfish}} || M || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Redcoat}} || M || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Coelacanth}} || L || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Corpse-eater}} || L || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Hanatatsu}} || L || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Mummer Wrasse}} || L || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Dinichthys}} || XL || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Helmsman's Hand}} || XL || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Mazlaya Marlin}} || XL || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Megalodon}} || XL || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Silver Shark}} || XL || Saltwater
|-
|}
</td></tr></table>

===References===
<references/>

==Images==
<gallery mode="packed-hover">
File:blood red bonytongue aquarium1.jpg | [[Blood Red Bonytongue]]
File:blowfish aquarium1.jpg | [[Blowfish]]
File:clown loach aquarium1.jpg | [[Clown Loach]]
File:Coelacanth aquarium1.jpg | [[Coelacanth]]
File:copperfish aquarium1.jpg | [[Copperfish]]
File:coral butterfly aquarium1.jpg | [[Coral Butterfly]]
File:dark bass aquarium1.jpg | [[Dark Bass]]
File:Euphotic pirarucu aquarium1.jpg | [[Euphotic Pirarucu]]
File:Helmsmans hand aquarium1.jpg | [[Helmsman's Hand]]
File:Mazlaya marlin aquarium1.jpg | [[Mazlaya Marlin]]
File:silver shark aquarium1.jpg | [[Silver Shark]]
File:tri-colored carp aquarium1.jpg | [[Tricolored Carp]]
File:whilom catfish aquarium1.jpg | [[Whilom Catfish]]
</gallery>

[[Category:Housing]] [[Category:Patch 3.4 Features]]

Guppy

2024-10-02T22:43:24Z

JaydeRavynwing: /* Basic Information */ Added Aquarium Information

{{Item infobox
| name = Guppy
| icon = guppy icon1.png
| description = This tiny fish once found throughout the Three Great Continents has been harvested to near extinction, and is now prized by pisciculturists.
| type = crafting material
| effects =
| material-type = Seafood
| unique =
| untradable =
| unsellable =
| rarity = white
| level =
| ilvl =
| race =
| gender =
| recast =
| value = 14
| value-hq =
| seals =
| patch = 4.1
| release = stormblood
| id-edb = b7ce980b7ae
| id-gt = 21178
}}
{{TOC limit|2}}
==Basic Information==
*'''Recommended [[Fishing]] Level''': 70★
*'''Fish Type''': [[Lakes]]
*'''[[Aquarium]] Type''': [[Aquariums|Freshwater (S)]]
*'''Sizes''': Smallest - ??im, Largest - ??im

'''Description'''

The rainbow-like shimmer of this freshwater fish is highly prized by aquarium enthusiasts. The name is said to be derived from the Sharlayan naturalist who first discovered it, though references to any scholarly "Guppy" have never been officially confirmed.

==Acquisition==
===Purchase===

===Drops===

===[[Fishing Log: Azim Khaat]]===
*'''[[Location]]''': [[The Azim Steppe]] (x23,y23)
*'''Hole Level''': 70
*'''[[Baits]]''': [[Stonefly Larva]]
*'''[[Mooch]]ed From''':
*'''Condition''': 4pm-8pm
*'''[[Weather]]''': [[Clear]] or [[Fair]]

==Used For==
===Crafting Ingredient===

===Desynthesis===
'''Class''': [[Culinarian]]

'''Potential Results''':
*[[Fine Sand]] x1
*[[Water Cluster]] x1-2

[[Category:Seafood]] [[Category:Lakes Fish]]

Aquariums

2024-10-02T22:36:49Z

JaydeRavynwing: Added Guppy to aquarium list

[[File:aquariums1.jpg|400px|right]]
{{see also|Housing}}
Aquariums, released in [[Patch 3.4]], are a type of [[Furnishing|interior furnishing]] [[Housing Items|housing item]] that allows you to display [[fish]] caught from the various reaches of [[Eorzea]] in a [[Free Company Housing|free company house]], [[Personal Housing|personal house]], [[Private Chamber|private chamber]], or [[apartment]].

==Lore==
{{quotation|[http://eu.finalfantasyxiv.com/pr/special/3_4_Soul_Surrender/ FFXIV Patch 3.4 Soul surrender Promotional Site]|Your prized fish will go unnoticed no longer with an aquarium in the house! They're available in four sizes to accommodate aquatic creatures of all kinds. The tank can also be dressed up with one of several designs to show off your latest catch in style.}}

==Customizing Aquariums==
===Water===
Before placing fish in an aquarium, players may choose to fill the tank with either freshwater or saltwater. This will dictate which types of fish can be placed in the aquarium. Please be advised that, in order to change the water type, any fish in the tank must be removed. Freshwater and saltwater fish cannot be placed in an aquarium together.

===Aquariums per Estate===
Starting with [[patch 4.3]], multiple aquariums are now allowed per estate regardless of aquarium size:
{| class="wikitable sortable" style= "text-align: center"
|-
! Estate Size
! Max Aquariums
|-
| Private Chamber / Apartment || 4
|-
| Cottage || 6
|-
| House || 8
|-
| Mansion || 10
|-
|}

===Aquarium Capacity===
Fish have been categorized into four sizes: small, medium, large, and extra large. Larger fish will occupy more space capacity in an aquarium, leaving less room for other fish. There is no difference between normal quality and high quality fish.

{| {{STDT| sortable align-center}}
|-
! Fish Size
! Space Capacity Occupied
! Minimum Tank Tier
|-
| Small (S) || 1 || {{item icon|Tier 1 Aquarium}}
|-
| Medium (M) || 2 || {{item icon|Tier 2 Aquarium}}
|-
| Large (L) || 4 || {{item icon|Tier 3 Aquarium}}
|-
| Extra Large (XL) || 7 || {{item icon|Tier 4 Aquarium}}
|-
|}

Aquariums are available in four sizes, the smallest holding only a single small fish, and the largest holding up to four. Because larger fish take up more room in the aquarium, one must choose carefully which fish they will put on display. Any fish removed from the aquarium will be lost / destroyed.

{| {{STDT| sortable align-center}}
|-
! Aquarium Tier
! Max Capacity
! Max Number Fish
|-
| {{item icon|Tier 1 Aquarium}} || 1 || 1 Fish
|-
| {{item icon|Tier 2 Aquarium}} || 2 || 2 Fish
|-
| {{item icon|Tier 3 Aquarium}} || 4 || 3 Fish
|-
| {{item icon|Tier 4 Aquarium}} || 7 || 4 Fish
|-
|}
*Example 1: The {{item icon|Euphotic Pirarucu}}, an extra large fish, will only fit into a Tier 4 Aquarium.
*Example 2: You can only have a max of 4 {{item icon|Copperfish}}s (small fish) in a Tier 4 Aquarium despite the tank having 7 capacity.

===Accessories===
Accessories in the form of trimmings can be used to change the interior appearance of the water tank. Accessories will be destroyed when removed from the aquarium. Currently there are six trimmings available:
* {{item icon|Brooklet Tank Trimmings}}
* {{item icon|Crystalscape Tank Trimmings}}
* {{item icon|Moonlit Tank Trimmings}}
* {{item icon|Ruby Sea Tank Trimmings}}
* {{item icon|Southern Sea Tank Trimmings}}
* {{item icon|Sunken Treasure Tank Trimmings}}

Players can purchase all tank trimmings except {{item icon|Moonlit Tank Trimmings}} from the following NPCs:
{{vendor list|Brooklet Tank Trimmings}}

{{item icon|Moonlit Tank Trimmings}} are obtained through the duty {{questlink|trial|The Minstrel's Ballad: Tsukuyomi's Pain}}. They can be also traded or purchased through the [[Market Board]].

==Fish List==
{{section-stub|reason=list incomplete}}
{{see also|:Category:Aquarium Fish}}
You can find a list of all the possible fish that can be placed in the aquarium in the Aquarium Settings interface. Any fish removed from the aquarium will be lost/destroyed. There is no difference between normal quality and {{HQ}} [[High Quality]] fish.<ref>{{HQ}} HQ Fish were only possible to catch prior to the release of [[Endwalker]].</ref>

'''Reminder: Freshwater and saltwater fish cannot be placed in an aquarium together.'''

<table><tr><td width="50%">
{| {{STDT|item sortable}}
|+ Freshwater Fish
|-
!Name
!Size
!Water Type
|-
|{{item icon|Chub}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Copperfish}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Doman Bubble Eye}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Grip Killifish}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Guppy}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Seraphim}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Indigo Prismfish}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Green Prismfish}} || S || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Blue Prismfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Red Prismfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Yellow Prismfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Violet Prismfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Cherubfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Clown Loach}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Cupfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Dark Bass}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Dusk Herald}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Judgment Staff}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Kissing Fish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Mirrorscale}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Nagxian Mullet}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Paglth'an Discus}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Silken Koi}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Tricolored Carp}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Yellow Prismfish}} || M || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Blood Red Bonytongue}} || L || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Cavalry Catfish}} || L || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Emperor Fish}} || L || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Goblin Perch}} || L || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Grass Shark}} || L || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Ichthyosaur}} || L || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Vanuhead}} || L ||Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Whilom Catfish}} || L ||Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Euphotic Pirarucu}} || XL || Freshwater
|-
|{{item icon|Giant Takitaro}} || XL || Freshwater
|-
|}
</td><td width="50%">
{| {{STDT|item sortable}}
|+ Saltwater Fish
|-
!Name
!Size
!Water Type
|-
|{{item icon|Coral Butterfly}} || S || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Harbor Herring}} || S || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Hatchetfish}} || S || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Tiger Cod}} || S || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Angelfish}} || M || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Black Boxfish}} || M || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Blowfish}} || M || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Redcoat}} || M || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Coelacanth}} || L || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Corpse-eater}} || L || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Hanatatsu}} || L || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Mummer Wrasse}} || L || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Dinichthys}} || XL || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Helmsman's Hand}} || XL || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Mazlaya Marlin}} || XL || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Megalodon}} || XL || Saltwater
|-
|{{item icon|Silver Shark}} || XL || Saltwater
|-
|}
</td></tr></table>

===References===
<references/>

==Images==
<gallery mode="packed-hover">
File:blood red bonytongue aquarium1.jpg | [[Blood Red Bonytongue]]
File:blowfish aquarium1.jpg | [[Blowfish]]
File:clown loach aquarium1.jpg | [[Clown Loach]]
File:Coelacanth aquarium1.jpg | [[Coelacanth]]
File:copperfish aquarium1.jpg | [[Copperfish]]
File:coral butterfly aquarium1.jpg | [[Coral Butterfly]]
File:dark bass aquarium1.jpg | [[Dark Bass]]
File:Euphotic pirarucu aquarium1.jpg | [[Euphotic Pirarucu]]
File:Helmsmans hand aquarium1.jpg | [[Helmsman's Hand]]
File:Mazlaya marlin aquarium1.jpg | [[Mazlaya Marlin]]
File:silver shark aquarium1.jpg | [[Silver Shark]]
File:tri-colored carp aquarium1.jpg | [[Tricolored Carp]]
File:whilom catfish aquarium1.jpg | [[Whilom Catfish]]
</gallery>

[[Category:Housing]] [[Category:Patch 3.4 Features]]