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<p>Supreveio: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Duty infobox<br /> | description = Long ago, in the dawn of the Fifth Astral Era, the modest nation of Skalla was founded in the land of Gyr Abania. Over the span of several centuries, its people constructed a grand city of stone at the bottom of a steep-walled ravine, but even this natural defense could not protect Skalla from destruction during a terrible age of war. When the great flood of the Sixth Umbral Calamity later swept across the realm, the hollow ruins of the city were lost to sight, its remnants submerged beneath a raging sea.&lt;br&gt; Haunting the depths of what is now Loch Seld, Skalla's silent walls lure adventurers into the salt-laden waters with the promise of mysteries unsolved and treasures unclaimed.<br /> | image = y<br /> | type = dungeon<br /> | level = 70<br /> | level-sync = 70<br /> | ilvl = 300<br /> | ilvl-sync = 370<br /> | size = light<br /> | time-limit = 90<br /> | duty-finder = Dungeons (Stormblood)<br /> | roulette = High-level Dungeons<br /> | tomestones = 30 Poetics<br /> | region = Gyr Abania<br /> | entrance = The Lochs<br /> | entrance-coordinates = 26.5, 21.2, -2.8<br /> | req-quest = The Mad King's Trove<br /> | modes = duty support, explorer<br /> | patch = 4.1<br /> | release = stormblood<br /> | id-gt = 58<br /> | id-edb = 47ef709fb04<br /> }} {{TOC limit|3}}<br /> ==Duty Support==<br /> {{companion table<br /> | npc1 = Arenvald<br /> | image1 = DS Arenvald1.png<br /> | imgwidth1 = 192px<br /> | class1 = {{GLA}} [[File:Red gladiator.png|Gladiator|20px|link=]] [[Gladiator]]<br /> | role1 = Tank or DPS<br /> | npc2 = Alphinaud<br /> | image2 = DS Alphinaud1.png<br /> | class2 = [[File:Green Arcanist.png|20px|link=]] {{ACN}} Academician<br /> | role2 = Healer or DPS<br /> | npc3 = J'moldva<br /> | image3 = DS J'moldva1.png<br /> | class3 = {{LNC}} Lancer<br /> | role3 = DPS<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==Objectives==<br /> #Arrive at the Green Screams: 0/1<br /> #Defeat [[Kelpie]]: 0/1<br /> #Arrive at a Door Unopened: 0/1<br /> #Defeat [[the Old One]]: 0/1<br /> #Arrive at the Golden Walls of Ruin: 0/1<br /> #Defeat [[Hrodric Poisontongue]]: 0/1<br /> <br /> ==Enemies==<br /> *[[Skalla Soblyn]]<br /> *[[Skalla Nanka]]<br /> *[[Salt Swallow Larva]]<br /> *[[Salt Swallow]]<br /> *[[Stone Phoebad]]<br /> *[[Urolith Sentinel]]<br /> *[[Dhara Sentinel]]<br /> *[[Subservient]]<br /> *[[Zangbeto (Enemy)|Zangbeto]]<br /> *[[Lightless Homunculus]]<br /> *[[Rotting Royal]]<br /> *[[Accursed Idol]]<br /> <br /> ==Bosses==<br /> {{evt|service=youtube|id=hdxHHFsg_vU|dimensions=350|align=right|description=Video guide (6.5 update)}}<br /> ===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r5.png|32px|link=]] [[Kelpie]]===<br /> * '''Torpedo''': Moderate tank damage.<br /> * '''Rising Seas''': Party-wide AoE.<br /> * '''{{action icon|Hydro Pull}}''': Move '''away''' from Kelpie to avoid outer edge damage.<br /> * '''Hydro Push''': Move '''to''' Kelpie to avoid outer edge damage.<br /> * '''Bloody Puddle''': Target players for AoE and tethered orbs. Spread puddles to avoid damage and debuffs and kite orbs away.<br /> <br /> The AoE outside the platform will damage and debuff any player standing in it.<br /> <br /> ===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r5.png|32px|link=]] [[The Old One]]===<br /> * '''Mystic Light''': Large Frontal Cone on random player.<br /> * '''Mystic Flame''': Large Circle AoE under random players.<br /> * '''Order to Detonate 1:''' The boss will become invulnerable and spawns 4 [[Subservient]] adds that must be destroyed to make the boss vulnerable and avoid high party damage.<br /> * '''Shifting Light''': Turns Players into Spriggans with Action ability.<br /> * '''Order to Detonate 2:''' Spawns 6 adds that must be destroyed using your Spriggan action ability to destroy adds. Spam action as necessary. <br /> <br /> ===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r6.png|32px|link=]] [[Hrodric Poisontongue]]===<br /> * '''Rusting Claw (no cast bar)''': Raises right arm - Move away from front. Telegraphed with the message &quot;Hrodric Poisontongue raises his claws!&quot;.<br /> * '''Tail Drive (no cast bar)''': Raises tail - Move away from rear. Telegraphed with the message &quot;Hrodric Poisontongue raises his tail!&quot;.<br /> * '''The Spin (no cast bar)''': Goes to the middle of the arena and places a proximity marker there - Run to the edge.<br /> * '''Ring of Chaos''': Selected player move to boss to allow party to move to safe area.<br /> * '''Eye of the Fire''': Look away from boss to avoid confusion.<br /> * '''Cross of Chaos''': Cross shaped AoE attack from affected player - stop moving to allow other players to dodge.<br /> * '''Circle of Chaos''': Circle AoE attack from affected player - Move away from party.<br /> * '''Words of Woe''': Faces random player for Column attack.<br /> <br /> ==Loot==<br /> {{see also|Skallic Armor|Skallic Accessories}}<br /> ===[[File:Silver Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] [[Kelpie]]===<br /> *{{Item reward|5|Allagan Tomestone of Poetics}}<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Hydro Pull}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Feet}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Boots of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Boots of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Bracelets}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Ring}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ===[[File:Silver Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] [[The Old One]]===<br /> *{{Item reward|10|Allagan Tomestone of Poetics}}<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Head}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Goggles of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Headgear of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Hands}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Gloves of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Gloves of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Gloves of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Earrings}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Necklace}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ===[[File:Gold Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] [[Hrodric Poisontongue]]===<br /> *{{Item reward|15|Allagan Tomestone of Poetics}}<br /> *{{Drops item|Hrodric Poisontongue Card|fixed=y}} (Drops at a fixed rate.)<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Salt &amp; Pepper Seal}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Far From Home Orchestrion Roll}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Body}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Coat of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Coat of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Legs}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Trousers of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Trousers of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Bottoms of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Sarouel of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Bottoms of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Sarouel of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Bottoms of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ===Treasure Coffers===<br /> For [[Stormblood]] [[dungeons]], it's possible for any additional coffer to be random materials from the [[#Miss List|Miss List]] instead of gear.<br /> <br /> ====[[File:Bronze Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] Treasure Coffer 1 {{coords|13.3, 9.9}}====<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Feet}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Boots of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Boots of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Bracelets}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Ring}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ====[[File:Bronze Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] Treasure Coffer 2 {{coords|14.6, 11.7}}====<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Head}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Goggles of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Headgear of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Hands}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Gloves of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Gloves of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Gloves of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Earrings}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Necklace}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ====[[File:Bronze Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] Treasure Coffer 3 {{coords|9.9, 11.4}}====<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Body}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Coat of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Coat of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Legs}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Trousers of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Trousers of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Bottoms of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Sarouel of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Bottoms of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Sarouel of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Bottoms of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Bracelets}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Ring}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ====[[File:Bronze Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] Treasure Coffer 4 {{coords|12.2, 10.5}}====<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Earrings}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Necklace}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> =====Miss List=====<br /> {{:SB Dungeon Miss List2}}<br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> This duty is associated with the following [[achievements]]:<br /> <br /> {| {{STDT| mech1 sortable align-left}}<br /> {{achievement table header}}<br /> {{achievement table row|Mapping the Realm: Skalla}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Music==<br /> {{music table header|condition=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Main|Far From Home}}<br /> {{music table row|Mid-Bosses|Persistence}}<br /> {{music table row|Final Boss|Triumph}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Trivia==<br /> * If a Miqo'te player with a food buff is in the party, then the adds spawned by [[The Old One]] will visibly have [[Fat Cat]]s inside them when broken open.<br /> <br /> ==Gallery==<br /> ===Gear Images===<br /> {{gallery box<br /> |name=Outfits<br /> |gallery={{Image Gallery|Outfit glamours|image-property=Has female appearance|conditions=Has set name::Skallic Armor|sort=Has internal ID|size=400}}<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> File:the drowned city of skalla gear1.jpg<br /> File:Skallic gear contest entry.jpg|contest submission<br /> All Skalla Sets.jpg<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> }}<br /> {{gallery box<br /> |name=Accessories<br /> |gallery=<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Skallic Earring.jpeg|Skallic Earring<br /> Skallic Necklace.jpeg|Skallic Necklace<br /> Skallic Amulet.jpeg|Skallic Amulet<br /> Skallic Ring.jpeg|Skallic Ring<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ===Dungeon Images===<br /> &lt;gallery mode=&quot;packed&quot; heights=200px&gt;<br /> File:The Drowned City of Skalla.jpg<br /> File:the drowned city of skalla3.jpg<br /> File:the drowned city of skalla2.jpg<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Lore==<br /> ===Remnants Of The Fifth Astral Era===<br /> Long ago, in the dawn of the Fifth Astral Era, the modest nation of Skalla was founded in the land of Gyr Abania. Over the span of several centuries, its people constructed a grand city of stone at the bottom of a steep-walled ravine, but even this natural defense could not protect Skalla from destruction during a terrible age of war. When the great flood of the Sixth Umbral Calamity later swept across the realm, the hollow ruins of the city were lost to sight, its remnants submerged beneath a raging sea.<br /> <br /> Over a thousand years later, the city of Ala Mhigo would be built atop Skalla’s forgotten grave in the salt-laden depths of Loch Seld. Yet some few remembered, among them the last king of Ala Mhigo, Theodoric. Towards the end of his brutal reign, growing ever more paranoid over imagined threats to his crown, he had his own family members imprisoned on invented charges. Their wealth was seized and hidden away within the ruins of Skalla, while they themselves were put to guarding it—as abominations transformed by court thaumaturges.<br /> <br /> These dark truths were brought to light following Ala Mhigo’s liberation, in the course of an investigation by the Scions of the Seventh Dawn. Braving the horrors that lurked Skalla’s crumbling halls, they discovered a veritable mountain of riches: the mad kings legendary trove. In a heartwarming tale with which no few readers will already be familiar, the treasure was placed in the hands of Ala Mhigo’s interim government to be used to rebuild the nation and provide relief to the poor.<br /> <br /> ===The Old One===<br /> Encountered within the halls of Skalla, this animated guardian’s clay body is somehow evocative of the Far East. While its actual origin is unclear, it was likely borne to Ala Mhigo during the city-state’s days as a waypoint for trade.<br /> <br /> ===Hrodric Poisontongue===<br /> Cousin to Theodoric, the last king of Ala Mhigo, the noble-born Hrodric was fifth in line to the throne. Compelled by an unwavering sense of justice, he made frequent attempts to counsel and calm the volatile monarch, but such efforts were construed as an act of treason. For this imagined crime, Hrodric suffered a terrible punishment, and was cursed to forever inhabit the form of a monstrous beast.<br /> <br /> ===More===<br /> Suspicious of his own countrymen, Theodoric invited eastern mages to his court. The distinctive brands of enchantment observed throughout the ruins of Skala are suspected to be their handiwork <br /> <br /> ==Dialogue==<br /> {{dialogue|&lt;nowiki&gt;<br /> '''The Old One:''' ×△sACriFicE△×◎WHIR◎×▼sUBserViEntS▼×&lt;br&gt;BooM, bOOm, BOom, boOm... <br /> '''The Old One:''' ×△AcTivatE△×◎CLUNK◎×▼TRaNsfoRMatiOn▼×&lt;br&gt;HeX, hEx, HEx, hEX...<br /> '''The Old One:''' ×△sACriFicE△×◎WHIR◎×▼sUBserViEntS▼×&lt;br&gt;BooM, bOOm, BOom, boOm... <br /> '''The Old One:''' ×△AcTivatE△×◎CLUNK◎×▼TRaNsfoRMatiOn▼×&lt;br&gt;HeX, hEx, HEx, hEX...<br /> <br /> '''Hrodric Poisontongue:''' Graaaaaah!&lt;br&gt;Kill! Kill you all! <br /> '''Hrodric Poisontongue:''' &lt;snarl&gt; Death!&lt;br&gt;Death comes for you!<br /> <br /> ===Duty Support===<br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Good to see you found a way in too, [Forename]. <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' Right, then! Let's go and get our treasure!<br /> '''Arenvald:''' Up for some spearfishing, J'moldva? <br /> <br /> '''J'moldva:''' Always.<br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' What is that? Some kind of horse? <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' It's the Kelpie! I've heard legends of it! <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' I'm drenched from head to toe... <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' No more than you'd expect on an adventure, eh?<br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' I daresay this was a place of worship. <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' And I have a feeling it's crawling with “worshipers”...<br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Quite well guarded, that door. <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' Does that mean we've already reached the treasure!?<br /> '''Arenvald:''' If that's the treasure, then consider me disappointed. <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Fortunately for you, it's another guardian. Be on your guard!<br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' What in the seven hells!? <br /> <br /> '''J'moldva:''' Wh-What's happened to my body? <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Ye gods, what magick is this!?<br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' Grrr, just you wait! <br /> <br /> '''J'moldva:''' A truly vexing spell... <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Ugh, not again! <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' Hmph, troublesome piece of clay... <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Indeed. Its magicks were not to be underestimated.<br /> <br /> '''J'moldva:''' Prison cells... <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Relics of the mad king's reign.<br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' That was a person? Seven hells... <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' So the dark rumors of this place were true...<br /> '''Alphinaud:''' It seems that fellow won't let us have the treasure without a fight. <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' Wouldn't be much of an adventure if it didn't end on a climax, eh?<br /> <br /> ===Post–dungeon pop–ups===<br /> '''J'moldva:''' Arenvald has gotten stronger, hasn't he? <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' Piles upon piles of treasure... I can scarcely imagine how much there is.<br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' To think that monster used to be a man... <br /> &lt;/nowiki&gt;}}<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> * Minor changes were made to the dungeon layout and bosses with the implementation of [[Duty Support]]:<br /> ** The Subservients summoned by the Old One no longer move.<br /> ** The pits in the area past the second boss are crossed via magic bridges. Previously, the party would have to step into magic circles to be transformed into a Zangbeto to fly over the pits.<br /> <br /> <br /> {{Duties nav/dungeon}}</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=The_Drowned_City_of_Skalla&diff=1496222 2026-07-13T08:36:41Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Duty infobox<br /> | description = Long ago, in the dawn of the Fifth Astral Era, the modest nation of Skalla was founded in the land of Gyr Abania. Over the span of several centuries, its people constructed a grand city of stone at the bottom of a steep-walled ravine, but even this natural defense could not protect Skalla from destruction during a terrible age of war. When the great flood of the Sixth Umbral Calamity later swept across the realm, the hollow ruins of the city were lost to sight, its remnants submerged beneath a raging sea.&lt;br&gt; Haunting the depths of what is now Loch Seld, Skalla's silent walls lure adventurers into the salt-laden waters with the promise of mysteries unsolved and treasures unclaimed.<br /> | image = y<br /> | type = dungeon<br /> | level = 70<br /> | level-sync = 70<br /> | ilvl = 300<br /> | ilvl-sync = 370<br /> | size = light<br /> | time-limit = 90<br /> | duty-finder = Dungeons (Stormblood)<br /> | roulette = High-level Dungeons<br /> | tomestones = 30 Poetics<br /> | region = Gyr Abania<br /> | entrance = The Lochs<br /> | entrance-coordinates = 26.5, 21.2, -2.8<br /> | req-quest = The Mad King's Trove<br /> | modes = duty support, explorer<br /> | patch = 4.1<br /> | release = stormblood<br /> | id-gt = 58<br /> | id-edb = 47ef709fb04<br /> }} {{TOC limit|3}}<br /> ==Duty Support==<br /> {{companion table<br /> | npc1 = Arenvald<br /> | image1 = DS Arenvald1.png<br /> | imgwidth1 = 192px<br /> | class1 = {{GLA}} [[File:Red gladiator.png|Gladiator|20px|link=]] [[Gladiator]]<br /> | role1 = Tank or DPS<br /> | npc2 = Alphinaud<br /> | image2 = DS Alphinaud1.png<br /> | class2 = [[File:Green Arcanist.png|20px|link=]] {{ACN}} Academician<br /> | role2 = Healer or DPS<br /> | npc3 = J'moldva<br /> | image3 = DS J'moldva1.png<br /> | class3 = {{LNC}} Lancer<br /> | role3 = DPS<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==Objectives==<br /> #Arrive at the Green Screams: 0/1<br /> #Defeat [[Kelpie]]: 0/1<br /> #Arrive at a Door Unopened: 0/1<br /> #Defeat [[the Old One]]: 0/1<br /> #Arrive at the Golden Walls of Ruin: 0/1<br /> #Defeat [[Hrodric Poisontongue]]: 0/1<br /> <br /> ==Enemies==<br /> *[[Skalla Soblyn]]<br /> *[[Skalla Nanka]]<br /> *[[Salt Swallow Larva]]<br /> *[[Salt Swallow]]<br /> *[[Stone Phoebad]]<br /> *[[Urolith Sentinel]]<br /> *[[Dhara Sentinel]]<br /> *[[Subservient]]<br /> *[[Zangbeto (Enemy)|Zangbeto]]<br /> *[[Lightless Homunculus]]<br /> *[[Rotting Royal]]<br /> *[[Accursed Idol]]<br /> <br /> ==Bosses==<br /> {{evt|service=youtube|id=hdxHHFsg_vU|dimensions=350|align=right|description=Video guide (6.5 update)}}<br /> ===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r5.png|32px|link=]] [[Kelpie]]===<br /> * '''Torpedo''': Moderate tank damage.<br /> * '''Rising Seas''': Party-wide AoE.<br /> * '''{{action icon|Hydro Pull}}''': Move '''away''' from Kelpie to avoid outer edge damage.<br /> * '''Hydro Push''': Move '''to''' Kelpie to avoid outer edge damage.<br /> * '''Bloody Puddle''': Target players for AoE and tethered orbs. Spread puddles to avoid damage and debuffs and kite orbs away.<br /> <br /> The AoE outside the platform will damage and debuff any player standing in it.<br /> <br /> ===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r5.png|32px|link=]] [[The Old One]]===<br /> * '''Mystic Light''': Large Frontal Cone on random player.<br /> * '''Mystic Flame''': Large Circle AoE under random players.<br /> * '''Order to Detonate 1:''' The boss will become invulnerable and spawns 4 [[Subservient]] adds that must be destroyed to make the boss vulnerable and avoid high party damage.<br /> * '''Shifting Light''': Turns Players into Spriggans with Action ability.<br /> * '''Order to Detonate 2:''' Spawns 6 adds that must be destroyed using your Spriggan action ability to destroy adds. Spam action as necessary. <br /> <br /> ===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r6.png|32px|link=]] [[Hrodric Poisontongue]]===<br /> * '''Rusting Claw (no cast bar)''': Raises right arm - Move away from front. Telegraphed with the message &quot;Hrodric Poisontongue raises his claws!&quot;.<br /> * '''Tail Drive (no cast bar)''': Raises tail - Move away from rear. Telegraphed with the message &quot;Hrodric Poisontongue raises his tail!&quot;.<br /> * '''The Spin (no cast bar)''': Goes to the middle of the arena and places a proximity marker there - Run to the edge.<br /> * '''Ring of Chaos''': Selected player move to boss to allow party to move to safe area.<br /> * '''Eye of the Fire''': Look away from boss to avoid confusion.<br /> * '''Cross of Chaos''': Cross shaped AoE attack from affected player - stop moving to allow other players to dodge.<br /> * '''Circle of Chaos''': Circle AoE attack from affected player - Move away from party.<br /> * '''Words of Woe''': Faces random player for Column attack.<br /> <br /> ==Loot==<br /> {{see also|Skallic Armor|Skallic Accessories}}<br /> ===[[File:Silver Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] [[Kelpie]]===<br /> *{{Item reward|5|Allagan Tomestone of Poetics}}<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Hydro Pull}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Feet}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Boots of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Boots of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Bracelets}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Ring}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ===[[File:Silver Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] [[The Old One]]===<br /> *{{Item reward|10|Allagan Tomestone of Poetics}}<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Head}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Goggles of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Headgear of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Hands}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Gloves of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Gloves of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Gloves of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Earrings}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Necklace}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ===[[File:Gold Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] [[Hrodric Poisontongue]]===<br /> *{{Item reward|15|Allagan Tomestone of Poetics}}<br /> *{{Drops item|Hrodric Poisontongue Card|fixed=y}} (Drops at a fixed rate.)<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Salt &amp; Pepper Seal}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Far From Home Orchestrion Roll}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Body}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Coat of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Coat of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Legs}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Trousers of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Trousers of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Bottoms of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Sarouel of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Bottoms of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Sarouel of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Bottoms of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ===Treasure Coffers===<br /> For [[Stormblood]] [[dungeons]], it's possible for any additional coffer to be random materials from the [[#Miss List|Miss List]] instead of gear.<br /> <br /> ====[[File:Bronze Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] Treasure Coffer 1 {{coords|13.3, 9.9}}====<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Feet}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Boots of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Boots of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Shoes of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Bracelets}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Ring}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ====[[File:Bronze Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] Treasure Coffer 2 {{coords|14.6, 11.7}}====<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Head}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Goggles of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Headgear of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Cap of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Hands}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Gloves of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Gloves of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Armguards of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Gloves of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Earrings}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Necklace}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ====[[File:Bronze Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] Treasure Coffer 3 {{coords|9.9, 11.4}}====<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Body}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Coat of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Coat of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Jacket of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Legs}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Trousers of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Trousers of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Bottoms of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Sarouel of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Bottoms of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Sarouel of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Bottoms of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Bracelets}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Amulet of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Ring}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Ring of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ====[[File:Bronze Coffer (small).png|32px|link=]] Treasure Coffer 4 {{coords|12.2, 10.5}}====<br /> {{Drops table header|collapsible=y}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Earrings}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Earring of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table section|IL 315 Necklace}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Slaying}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Skallic Necklace of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> =====Miss List=====<br /> {{:SB Dungeon Miss List2}}<br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> This duty is associated with the following [[achievements]]:<br /> <br /> {| {{STDT| mech1 sortable align-left}}<br /> {{achievement table header}}<br /> {{achievement table row|Mapping the Realm: Skalla}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Music==<br /> {{music table header|condition=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Main|Far From Home}}<br /> {{music table row|Mid-Bosses|Persistence}}<br /> {{music table row|Final Boss|Triumph}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Trivia==<br /> * If a Miqo'te player with a food buff is in the party, then the adds spawned by [[The Old One]] will visibly have [[Fat Cat]]s inside them when broken open.<br /> <br /> ==Gallery==<br /> ===Gear Images===<br /> {{gallery box<br /> |name=Outfits<br /> |gallery={{Image Gallery|Outfit glamours|image-property=Has female appearance|conditions=Has set name::Skallic Armor|sort=Has internal ID|size=400}}<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> File:the drowned city of skalla gear1.jpg<br /> File:Skallic gear contest entry.jpg|contest submission<br /> All Skalla Sets.jpg<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> }}<br /> {{gallery box<br /> |name=Accessories<br /> |gallery=<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Skallic Earring.jpeg|Skallic Earring<br /> Skallic Necklace.jpeg|Skallic Necklace<br /> Skallic Amulet.jpeg|Skallic Amulet<br /> Skallic Ring.jpeg|Skallic Ring<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ===Dungeon Images===<br /> &lt;gallery mode=&quot;packed&quot; heights=200px&gt;<br /> File:The Drowned City of Skalla.jpg<br /> File:the drowned city of skalla3.jpg<br /> File:the drowned city of skalla2.jpg<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Lore==<br /> ===Remnants Of The Fifth Astral Era===<br /> Long ago, in the dawn of the Fifth Astral Era, the modest nation of Skalla was founded in the land of Gyr Abania. Over the span of several centuries, its people constructed a grand city of stone at the bottom of a steep-walled ravine, but even this natural defense could not protect Skalla from destruction during a terrible age of war. When the great flood of the Sixth Umbral Calamity later swept across the realm, the hollow ruins of the city were lost to sight, its remnants submerged beneath a raging sea.<br /> <br /> Over a thousand years later, the city of Ala Mhigo would be built atop Skalla’s forgotten grave in the salt-laden depths of Loch Seld. Yet some few remembered, among them the last king of Ala Mhigo, Theodoric. Towards the end of his brutal reign, growing ever more paranoid over imagined threats to his crown, he had his own family members imprisoned on invented charges. Their wealth was seized and hidden away within the ruins of Skalla, while they themselves were put to guarding it—as abominations transformed by court thaumaturges.<br /> <br /> These dark truths were brought to light following Ala Mhigo’s liberation, in the course of an investigation by the Scions of the Seventh Dawn. Braving the horrors that lurked Skalla’s crumbling halls, they discovered a veritable mountain of riches: the mad kings legendary trove. In a heartwarming tale with which no few readers will already be familiar, the treasure was placed in the hands of Ala Mhigo’s interim government to be used to rebuild the nation and provide relief to the poor.<br /> <br /> ===The Old One===<br /> Encountered within the halls of Skalla, this animated guardian’s clay body is somehow evocative of the Far East. While its actual origin is unclear, it was likely borne to Ala Mhigo during the city-state’s days as a waypoint for trade.<br /> <br /> ===Hrodric Poisontongue===<br /> Cousin to Theodoric, the last king of Ala Mhigo, the noble-born Hrodric was fifth in line to the throne. Compelled by an unwavering sense of justice, he made frequent attempts to counsel and calm the volatile monarch, but such efforts were construed as an act of treason. For this imagined crime, Hrodric suffered a terrible punishment, and was cursed to forever inhabit the form of a monstrous beast.<br /> <br /> ===More===<br /> Suspicious of his own countrymen, Theodoric invited eastern mages to his court. The distinctive brands of enchantment observed throughout the ruins of Skala are suspected to be their handiwork <br /> <br /> ==Dialogue==<br /> {{dialogue|&lt;nowiki&gt;<br /> '''The Old One:''' ×△sACriFicE△×◎WHIR◎×▼sUBserViEntS▼×&lt;br&gt;BooM, bOOm, BOom, boOm... <br /> '''The Old One:''' ×△AcTivatE△×◎CLUNK◎×▼TRaNsfoRMatiOn▼×&lt;br&gt;HeX, hEx, HEx, hEX...<br /> '''The Old One:''' ×△sACriFicE△×◎WHIR◎×▼sUBserViEntS▼×&lt;br&gt;BooM, bOOm, BOom, boOm... <br /> '''The Old One:''' ×△AcTivatE△×◎CLUNK◎×▼TRaNsfoRMatiOn▼×&lt;br&gt;HeX, hEx, HEx, hEX...<br /> <br /> '''Hrodric Poisontongue:''' Graaaaaah!&lt;br&gt;Kill! Kill you all! <br /> '''Hrodric Poisontongue:''' &lt;snarl&gt; Death!&lt;br&gt;Death comes for you!<br /> <br /> ===Duty Support===<br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Good to see you found a way in too, [Forename]. <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' Right, then! Let's go and get our treasure!<br /> '''Arenvald:''' Up for some spearfishing, J'moldva? <br /> <br /> '''J'moldva:''' Always.<br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' What is that? Some kind of horse? <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' It's the Kelpie! I've heard legends of it! <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' I'm drenched from head to toe... <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' No more than you'd expect on an adventure, eh?<br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' I daresay this was a place of worship. <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' And I have a feeling it's crawling with “worshipers”...<br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Quite well guarded, that door. <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' Does that mean we've already reached the treasure!?<br /> '''Arenvald:''' If that's the treasure, then consider me disappointed. <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Fortunately for you, it's another guardian. Be on your guard!<br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' What in the seven hells!? <br /> <br /> '''J'moldva:''' Wh-What's happened to my body? <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Ye gods, what magick is this!?<br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' Grrr, just you wait! <br /> <br /> '''J'moldva:''' A truly vexing spell... <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Ugh, not again! <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' Hmph, troublesome piece of clay... <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Indeed. Its magicks were not to be underestimated.<br /> <br /> '''J'moldva:''' Prison cells... <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' Relics of the mad king's reign.<br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' That was a person? Seven hells... <br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' So the dark rumors of this place were true...<br /> '''Alphinaud:''' It seems that fellow won't let us have the treasure without a fight. <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' Wouldn't be much of an adventure if it didn't end on a climax, eh?<br /> <br /> ===Post–dungeon pop–ups===<br /> '''J'moldva:''' Arenvald has gotten stronger, hasn't he? <br /> <br /> '''Arenvald:''' Piles upon piles of treasure... I can scarcely imagine how much there is.<br /> <br /> '''Alphinaud:''' To think that monster used to be a man... <br /> &lt;/nowiki&gt;}}<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> * Minor changes were made to the dungeon layout and bosses with the implementation of [[Duty Support]]:<br /> ** The Subservients summoned by the Old One no longer move.<br /> ** The pits in the area past the second boss are crossed via magic bridges. Previously, the party would have to step into magic circle to be transformed into a Zangbeto to fly over the pits.<br /> <br /> <br /> {{Duties nav/dungeon}}</div>

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<p>Supreveio: /* Dawntrail */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy V<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = <br /> | artists = Yoshitaka Amano&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya<br /> | writers = Hironobu Sakaguchi&lt;br&gt;Yoshinori Kitase<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Famicom<br /> | release = December 6, 1992<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the fifth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Box description for Final Fantasy V on Nintendo DS|The Wind Crystal Shatters...<br /> The winds fail. Ships stand still, unable to fill their sails. The world races to its end. Unless a handful of heroes can protect the remaining crystals, the world will fall into ruin.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> A millenium ago, a powerful mage called Enuo imperiled the world using the power of the &quot;Void&quot;. The people defeated him by using twelve legendary weapons, but the Void was not destroyed. The worlds elemental crystals were split and created two worlds, with the Void being sealed in a dimensional cleft in-between.<br /> <br /> Both world prospered until an evil force was stirring in the second world, since malicious demons have been sealed away in the Great Forest of Moore. Once they broke free, they emerged as Exdeath. He wanted to claim the world for himself, but was defeated by the Warriors of Dawn, sealing him within the first world by using its crystals, and brought back peace.<br /> ==Story==<br /> Bartz encounters Lenna, Galuf and Faris, and together they persue King Tycoon - Lenna's father - who went to investigate why the wind crystal grows weaker. There they see the wind crystal shattered, receiving new powers. An image of King Tycoon appears and say that the crystals has chosen them as their protectors.<br /> <br /> The party discovers that the crystals are making the world inhabitable and also seal away Exdeath. They try and attempt to safe the crystals of water, fire and earth, but each time they shatter and give them new powers. Exdeath is freed and defeat the party, returning to his homeworld.<br /> <br /> Galuf's granddaughter Krile arrives and brings back his memories - he originated from the same world as Exdeath and all of them are travelling back home. On Galuf's World, Exdeath is already persuing the crystals. The party wins an encounter with Gilgamesh, but are blown away to a different continent. When travelling to the Moore Forest to protect the crystal there, Exdeath arrives and takes the crystal for himself. Krile is trapped by Exdeath' powers, but Galuf saves her and the others by sacrificing his own life. His powers and abilities are transferred to Krile, who joins the party. They travel to Exdeath' castle, where they defeat Gilgamesh and Exdeath as well. When the crystals shatter, the worlds are reunited.<br /> <br /> The party returns to Tycoon and celebrate Exdeath' defeat. However, Exdeath manifests again. He has now full control of the Void, and wreaks havoc, tossing entire towns and kingdoms into an interdimensional rift.<br /> <br /> The party now has access to powerful artificats, and once obtained they enter the rift. They find Exdeath at the center of the rift seeking the powers of the Void. The party fights Exdeath and then Neo Exdeath, whos intent is to destroy all reality. They defeat him and use the crystal shards' power to seal the Void once more and return to restore the reunified world and it's crystals. <br /> <br /> They return to the Moore Forest and those that have fallen in battle are revived. <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The servers Istory and Karnak refers to towns with the same name.<br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * {{i|Sastasha}} is a reference to the Pirate's Hideout in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[The Guardian Tree]] is a direct reference to the Guardian Tree from Final Fantasy V. <br /> * [[The Ship Graveyard]] is based upon the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The boss of the single instance in {{i|History Repeating}} is based on the Siren of Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Gilgamesh]] is based on the same character in Final Fantasy V. [[Enkidu]] is an nod towards his partner in Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Enkidu (Boss)|Enkidu]], a boss in the {{i|Battle in the Big Keep}}, is based upon the appearance of Enkidu from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Atomos]] from {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Moogles' Theme|Good King Moggle Mog XII}}<br /> {{music table row|Clash on the Big Bridge|Battle on the Big Bridge}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Gaelicat|Gaelicats]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Bandersnatch|Bandersnatches]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|The Great Gubal Library}} is based in the Library of Ancients dungeon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The enemy [[Page 64]] and the boss [[Byblos]] are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Krile Baldesion]] is based upon Krile of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her grandfather Galuf is also based upon Galuf Baldesion of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her [[Scion Hearer's Coat|Attire]] is based upon the White Mage attire of Krile in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile and Galuf hail from the [[Isle of Val]], a reference to the &quot;Isle of Bal&quot;, their home from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile being a [[Lalafell]] references her Japanese name: Kururu, which fits Lalafellin naming conventions.<br /> * [[Catoblepas]] from {{i|Halatali (Hard)}} is based on the optional boss and summon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Karlabos]] from {{i|Sastasha (Hard)}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Calofisteri]], the final boss of {{i|The Weeping City of Mhach}}, is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The [[Enchanted Fan]] enemies appearing in {{i|Sohr Khai}} are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Liquid Flame]] from {{i|The Great Gubal Library (Hard)}} and [[Living Liquid]] from {{i|Alexander - The Arm of the Father}} can transform into differnt forms. This is a reference to the Liquid Flame battle in Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Samurai}} and {{i|Blue Mage}} jobs originate from this game.<br /> * {{i|The Sirensong Sea}} is based on the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** {{i|Ghido}} is based on the turtle sage Ghido from Final Fantasy V. When summoned near an {{i|Wind-up Exdeath}} minion, they will have a fighting animation.<br /> * [[Omega (boss)|Omega]] and [[Shinryu]] originate from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * In [[The Lochs]] a moai face can be found under Loch Seld. This is a reference to the moai statue on the ocean in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * Several locations in {{i|The Forbidden Land, Eureka}} are named after characters appearing in Final Fantasy V:<br /> **Port Surgate<br /> **Klauser's Howe<br /> **The Val River Swale<br /> **Klauser's Peace<br /> <br /> * [[The Interdimensional Rift]] is a direct reference to the final dungeon of Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Alte Roite]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V1.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V. The boss's appearance is based on its transformation into the Jura Aevis.<br /> ** [[Catastrophe]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V2.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Halicarnassus]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V3.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Exdeath]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0}} and [[Neo Exdeath]] is the phase 2 boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0 (Savage)}} and based on the final boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|Red Mage}}'s {{i|Dualcast}} ability originates from this game.<br /> * The boss of the stage 25 [[Masked Carnivale]], [[Azulmagia (enemy)|Azulmagia]], is a reference to the Blue Mage enemy in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** After clearing the stage, Blue Mage's will receive his signature cane as the [[The Spirit of the Whalaqee|Level 50 Blue Mage weapon]].<br /> ** The artifact gear for Blue Mages is based on the gear from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The casting effect for Blue Mages is also based upon the casting effect for Blue Mages in Final Fantasy V.<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Interdimensional Rift&lt;br&gt;Prelude to the Void|Deltascape}}<br /> {{music table row|Boss Theme &quot;Battle 2&quot;|Omega Squared}}<br /> {{music table row|The Decisive Battle|Decisions (Omega)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|Final, Not Final}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The {{i|Dancer}} job originates from this game.<br /> * The ancient civilisation of Ronka and it's ruins are a reference to the Ronka Ruin's in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Fort Gohn]] is named after the village in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The final boss of {{i|The Twinning}}, [[The Tycoon]], is named after the kingdom in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Since the boss is a palette swap of the castle-like primal [[Alexander]], the name could also be a reference to Castle Tycoon or Lenna's father, Alexander Highwind Tycoon.<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|The Day Will Come|The Day Will Come (Endwalker)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * The {{i|Beastmaster}} job originates from this game.<br /> * The {{i|Occult Crescent}} is a reference to the Crescent Island from this game. The area in general is a massive reference to the game as a whole.<br /> ** Each of the [[Phantom Jobs]] is based on a job from this game. Each job is represented by a sprite of Bartz Klauser as that job.<br /> *** {{phantom job|Cannoneer|short-name=y}}, {{phantom job|Gladiator|short-name=y}}, and {{phantom job|Necromancer|short-name=y}} are based on jobs exclusive to the GameBoy Advance port of ''V''.<br /> ** The [[Arcanaut's Armor]] sets are based on Bartz's outfits as certain jobs.<br /> *** Fending and Maiming are based on the Berserker.<br /> *** Aiming, Striking, and Scouting are based on the Cannoneer.<br /> *** Casting and Healing are based on the Time Mage.<br /> ** The [[Phantom Village]] is a reference to the town of the same name.<br /> ** The [[Archive]] wears a robe similar to the Omniscient, the boss who guarded the Magic half of ''V'''s Fork Tower.<br /> ** The nation of Karnak mentioned in the area's lore is a reference to the kingdom of the same name.<br /> * Krile using her birth name Maya as a middle name is another reference to her namesake from ''V'': Krile ''Mayer'' Baldesion.<br /> * [[Enuo]] is based on the character from ''V''. Enuo's character design is from the GameBoy Advance port. Their nature as a voidsent references that the Enuo of ''V'''s world created the Void featured in that game.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Town Theme|Town Theme (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle 1|FINAL FANTASY V: Battle 1 (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|A New World|A New World (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Exdeath's Castle|Exdeath's Castle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|FINAL FANTASY V: The Final Battle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Gallery==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy V Steam.jpg|Final Fantasy V Cover on Steam<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category: Final Fantasy series]]</div>

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<p>Supreveio: /* Stormblood */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy V<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = <br /> | artists = Yoshitaka Amano&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya<br /> | writers = Hironobu Sakaguchi&lt;br&gt;Yoshinori Kitase<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Famicom<br /> | release = December 6, 1992<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the fifth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Box description for Final Fantasy V on Nintendo DS|The Wind Crystal Shatters...<br /> The winds fail. Ships stand still, unable to fill their sails. The world races to its end. Unless a handful of heroes can protect the remaining crystals, the world will fall into ruin.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> A millenium ago, a powerful mage called Enuo imperiled the world using the power of the &quot;Void&quot;. The people defeated him by using twelve legendary weapons, but the Void was not destroyed. The worlds elemental crystals were split and created two worlds, with the Void being sealed in a dimensional cleft in-between.<br /> <br /> Both world prospered until an evil force was stirring in the second world, since malicious demons have been sealed away in the Great Forest of Moore. Once they broke free, they emerged as Exdeath. He wanted to claim the world for himself, but was defeated by the Warriors of Dawn, sealing him within the first world by using its crystals, and brought back peace.<br /> ==Story==<br /> Bartz encounters Lenna, Galuf and Faris, and together they persue King Tycoon - Lenna's father - who went to investigate why the wind crystal grows weaker. There they see the wind crystal shattered, receiving new powers. An image of King Tycoon appears and say that the crystals has chosen them as their protectors.<br /> <br /> The party discovers that the crystals are making the world inhabitable and also seal away Exdeath. They try and attempt to safe the crystals of water, fire and earth, but each time they shatter and give them new powers. Exdeath is freed and defeat the party, returning to his homeworld.<br /> <br /> Galuf's granddaughter Krile arrives and brings back his memories - he originated from the same world as Exdeath and all of them are travelling back home. On Galuf's World, Exdeath is already persuing the crystals. The party wins an encounter with Gilgamesh, but are blown away to a different continent. When travelling to the Moore Forest to protect the crystal there, Exdeath arrives and takes the crystal for himself. Krile is trapped by Exdeath' powers, but Galuf saves her and the others by sacrificing his own life. His powers and abilities are transferred to Krile, who joins the party. They travel to Exdeath' castle, where they defeat Gilgamesh and Exdeath as well. When the crystals shatter, the worlds are reunited.<br /> <br /> The party returns to Tycoon and celebrate Exdeath' defeat. However, Exdeath manifests again. He has now full control of the Void, and wreaks havoc, tossing entire towns and kingdoms into an interdimensional rift.<br /> <br /> The party now has access to powerful artificats, and once obtained they enter the rift. They find Exdeath at the center of the rift seeking the powers of the Void. The party fights Exdeath and then Neo Exdeath, whos intent is to destroy all reality. They defeat him and use the crystal shards' power to seal the Void once more and return to restore the reunified world and it's crystals. <br /> <br /> They return to the Moore Forest and those that have fallen in battle are revived. <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The servers Istory and Karnak refers to towns with the same name.<br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * {{i|Sastasha}} is a reference to the Pirate's Hideout in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[The Guardian Tree]] is a direct reference to the Guardian Tree from Final Fantasy V. <br /> * [[The Ship Graveyard]] is based upon the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The boss of the single instance in {{i|History Repeating}} is based on the Siren of Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Gilgamesh]] is based on the same character in Final Fantasy V. [[Enkidu]] is an nod towards his partner in Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Enkidu (Boss)|Enkidu]], a boss in the {{i|Battle in the Big Keep}}, is based upon the appearance of Enkidu from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Atomos]] from {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Moogles' Theme|Good King Moggle Mog XII}}<br /> {{music table row|Clash on the Big Bridge|Battle on the Big Bridge}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Gaelicat|Gaelicats]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Bandersnatch|Bandersnatches]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|The Great Gubal Library}} is based in the Library of Ancients dungeon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The enemy [[Page 64]] and the boss [[Byblos]] are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Krile Baldesion]] is based upon Krile of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her grandfather Galuf is also based upon Galuf Baldesion of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her [[Scion Hearer's Coat|Attire]] is based upon the White Mage attire of Krile in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile and Galuf hail from the [[Isle of Val]], a reference to the &quot;Isle of Bal&quot;, their home from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile being a [[Lalafell]] references her Japanese name: Kururu, which fits Lalafellin naming conventions.<br /> * [[Catoblepas]] from {{i|Halatali (Hard)}} is based on the optional boss and summon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Karlabos]] from {{i|Sastasha (Hard)}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Calofisteri]], the final boss of {{i|The Weeping City of Mhach}}, is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The [[Enchanted Fan]] enemies appearing in {{i|Sohr Khai}} are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Liquid Flame]] from {{i|The Great Gubal Library (Hard)}} and [[Living Liquid]] from {{i|Alexander - The Arm of the Father}} can transform into differnt forms. This is a reference to the Liquid Flame battle in Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Samurai}} and {{i|Blue Mage}} jobs originate from this game.<br /> * {{i|The Sirensong Sea}} is based on the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** {{i|Ghido}} is based on the turtle sage Ghido from Final Fantasy V. When summoned near an {{i|Wind-up Exdeath}} minion, they will have a fighting animation.<br /> * [[Omega (boss)|Omega]] and [[Shinryu]] originate from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * In [[The Lochs]] a moai face can be found under Loch Seld. This is a reference to the moai statue on the ocean in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * Several locations in {{i|The Forbidden Land, Eureka}} are named after characters appearing in Final Fantasy V:<br /> **Port Surgate<br /> **Klauser's Howe<br /> **The Val River Swale<br /> **Klauser's Peace<br /> <br /> * [[The Interdimensional Rift]] is a direct reference to the final dungeon of Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Alte Roite]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V1.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V. The boss's appearance is based on its transformation into the Jura Aevis.<br /> ** [[Catastrophe]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V2.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Halicarnassus]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V3.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Exdeath]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0}} and [[Neo Exdeath]] is the phase 2 boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0 (Savage)}} and based on the final boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|Red Mage}}'s {{i|Dualcast}} ability originates from this game.<br /> * The boss of the stage 25 [[Masked Carnivale]], [[Azulmagia (enemy)|Azulmagia]], is a reference to the Blue Mage enemy in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** After clearing the stage, Blue Mage's will receive his signature cane as the [[The Spirit of the Whalaqee|Level 50 Blue Mage weapon]].<br /> ** The artifact gear for Blue Mages is based on the gear from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The casting effect for Blue Mages is also based upon the casting effect for Blue Mages in Final Fantasy V.<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Interdimensional Rift&lt;br&gt;Prelude to the Void|Deltascape}}<br /> {{music table row|Boss Theme &quot;Battle 2&quot;|Omega Squared}}<br /> {{music table row|The Decisive Battle|Decisions (Omega)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|Final, Not Final}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The {{i|Dancer}} job originates from this game.<br /> * The ancient civilisation of Ronka and it's ruins are a reference to the Ronka Ruin's in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Fort Gohn]] is named after the village in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The final boss of {{i|The Twinning}}, [[The Tycoon]], is named after the kingdom in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Since the boss is a palette swap of the castle-like primal [[Alexander]], the name could also be a reference to Castle Tycoon or Lenna's father, Alexander Highwind Tycoon.<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|The Day Will Come|The Day Will Come (Endwalker)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * The {{i|Occult Crescent}} is a reference to the Crescent Island from this game. The area in general is a massive reference to the game as a whole.<br /> ** Each of the [[Phantom Jobs]] is based on a job from this game. Each job is represented by a sprite of Bartz Klauser as that job.<br /> *** {{phantom job|Cannoneer|short-name=y}}, {{phantom job|Gladiator|short-name=y}}, and {{phantom job|Necromancer|short-name=y}} are based on jobs exclusive to the GameBoy Advance port of ''V''.<br /> ** The [[Arcanaut's Armor]] sets are based on Bartz's outfits as certain jobs.<br /> *** Fending and Maiming are based on the Berserker.<br /> *** Aiming, Striking, and Scouting are based on the Cannoneer.<br /> *** Casting and Healing are based on the Time Mage.<br /> ** The [[Phantom Village]] is a reference to the town of the same name.<br /> ** The [[Archive]] wears a robe similar to the Omniscient, the boss who guarded the Magic half of ''V'''s Fork Tower.<br /> ** The nation of Karnak mentioned in the area's lore is a reference to the kingdom of the same name.<br /> * Krile using her birth name Maya as a middle name is another reference to her namesake from ''V'': Krile ''Mayer'' Baldesion.<br /> * [[Enuo]] is based on the character from ''V''. Enuo's character design is from the GameBoy Advance port. Their nature as a voidsent references that the Enuo of ''V'''s world created the Void featured in that game.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Town Theme|Town Theme (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle 1|FINAL FANTASY V: Battle 1 (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|A New World|A New World (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Exdeath's Castle|Exdeath's Castle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|FINAL FANTASY V: The Final Battle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Gallery==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy V Steam.jpg|Final Fantasy V Cover on Steam<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category: Final Fantasy series]]</div>

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<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy<br /> | cover = Final Fantasy Cover.jpg<br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square, Nintendo<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = Masafumi Miyamoto<br /> | artists = Yoshitaka Amano<br /> | writers = Hironobu Sakaguchi&lt;br&gt;Kenji Terada<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Nintendo Entertainment System<br /> | release = December 18, 1987<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the first installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> <br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> <br /> {{quotation|North American box description of ''Final Fantasy''|<br /> '''Dragons and broadswords, mystery and adventure. Final Fantasy has them all!'''<br /> <br /> An evil shroud covers the world in darkness. You must restore the powers of earth, wind, fire and water to the Four Orbs. Create your own band of 4 Light Warriors from fighters, thieves, martial artists, and magicians. You'll need all their skills to triumph in this massive role-playing adventure.<br /> <br /> Your treacheroous journey takes you to all parts of a strange new world. Explore dangerous castles and dark caverns where deadly perils, and great rewards await at every turn. Hundreds of ferocious monsters block your path. With patience, skill and cunning you can defeat them.<br /> <br /> Come, begin your quest. Enter an enchanted new World. Command your warriors!<br /> <br /> Prepare to face the Final Fantasy!<br /> <br /> '''A world shrouded in the darkness of evil. Your mission - to restore the light!}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world of '''Final Fantasy''' is determined by the state of four crystals, each governing one of the four elements '''wind''', '''water''', '''earth''' and '''fire'''. 400 years prior to the start of the game, the first crystal - the crystal of wind - went dark, followed by the other crystals, causing calamties across the three continents. A sage tells of a prophecy that four light warriors will come to save the world. <br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> Each of the four warriors of light carries one of the darkened crystals. After rescuing Princess Sarah from Garland, the King of Coneria builds a bridge so the Warriors of Light can access to the town of Pravoka. There they liberate the town from a band of pirates and receive a pirates' ship for their own use. The Warriors now embark on a chain of delivery quests on the shores of the Aldi Sea. First, they retrieve a stolen crown from the Marsh Cave for a king in a ruined castle, who turns out to be the dark elf Astos. Defeating him gains them the Crystal Eye, which they return to the blind witch Matoya in exchange for a herb needed to awaken the elf prince cursed by Astos. The elf prince gives the Warriors of Light the Mystic Key, which is capable of unlocking any door. The key unlocks a storage room in Coneria Castle which holds explosives. With this, they connect the Aldi Sea to the outside World&lt;ref name=FFIStory&gt;[https://web.archive.org/web/20151106034701/http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/bx14k1/gt-retrospectives-final-fantasy-retrospective--part-i &quot;Final Fantasy Retrospective: Part I&quot;], via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_(video_game) Wikipedia], 26.03.2026. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8-ximt-Sqg &quot;The Complete Story of Final Fantasy I&quot;] by Birds of Play, 26.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;.<br /> <br /> From here, the Warriors of Light retrieve the Star Ruby, with which they can gain Sarda's Rod. With it they venture into the Earth Cave and destroy the Earth Fiend, Lich. After obtaining a canoe, and enter Gurgu Volcano, they destroy the Fire Fiend, Kary. After obtaining the Levistone, the northern continents can be reached by airship. With a special liquid from a fairy, the Warriors of Light are able to dive to the Sunken Shrine and defeat the Water Fiend, Kraken. There they received a slab, which can be translated with the help of Dr. Unne and teach the Warriors of Light the lefeinish language. The Lefeinish give the Warriors access to the Floating Castle where they can defeat the Wind Fiend, Tiamat&lt;ref name=FFIStory&gt;[https://web.archive.org/web/20151106034701/http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/bx14k1/gt-retrospectives-final-fantasy-retrospective--part-i &quot;Final Fantasy Retrospective: Part I&quot;], via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_(video_game) Wikipedia], 26.03.2026. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8-ximt-Sqg &quot;The Complete Story of Final Fantasy I&quot;] by Birds of Play, 26.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;. <br /> <br /> With all four fiends defeated and the crystals restored, the Warriors of Light travel back 2000 years into the past to defeat the creator of the fiends. There the Warriors discover that they are part of a time loop: the four fiends had sent Garland - the archdemon Chaos - back in time. Then he sent the fiends to the future and by doing so, creating a time loop by which he could live forever. The Warriors of Light defeat Chaos, ending the time loop and return back to the present. But since the time loop is broken, no one remembers their heroic deeds&lt;ref name=FFIStory&gt;[https://web.archive.org/web/20151106034701/http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/bx14k1/gt-retrospectives-final-fantasy-retrospective--part-i &quot;Final Fantasy Retrospective: Part I&quot;], via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_(video_game) Wikipedia], 26.03.2026. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8-ximt-Sqg &quot;The Complete Story of Final Fantasy I&quot;] by Birds of Play, 26.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;.<br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The server '''Cornelia''' and '''Melmond''' were references to their respective places and kingdoms.<br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * The [[Armor_of_Light|tank gear]] from the {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} is inspired by the appearance of the Warrior of Light's artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.<br /> ** The helmet of this set is part of the Collector's Edition rewards for A Realm Reborn.<br /> * The {{i|Wind-up Warrior of Light}} is based on the Warrior of Light's artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.<br /> * The Minions spawned by the {{i|Minion of Light}} are based on the [[Minion_of_Light_(Warrior)|Warrior]], [[Minion_of_Light_(White_Mage)|White Mage]] and [[Minion_of_Light_(Black_Mage)|Black Mage]] sprites.<br /> * The {{i|Warrior}}, {{i|Paladin}}, {{i|White Mage}}, {{i|Black Mage}}, {{i|Monk}}, and {{i|Ninja}} jobs originate from this game.<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Prelude|Prelude - Discoveries}}<br /> {{music table row|Victory Fanfare|A Victory Fanfare Reborn}}<br /> {{music table row|Final Fantasy|The Seventh Sun}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Matoya]], [[Matoya's Cave]] and the theme &quot;[[The Mushroomery Orchestrion Roll|The Mushroomery]]&quot; are a reference to Matoya in '''Final Fantasy'''.<br /> * Matoya's Crystal Eye is the same item that ''Final Fantasy'' Matoya used.<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Matoya's Cave|The Mushroomery}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Wind-up Red Mage}} was available as a pre-order bonus for Stormblood.<br /> * The {{i|Red Mage}} job originates from this game.<br /> * [[Chaos]] in {{i|Alphascape V1.0}} and {{i|Alphascape V1.0 (Savage)}} is a direct reference. The arena &quot;Chaos Shrine&quot; is a destroyed version of the arena in Final Fantasy.<br /> ** The [[Dark Crystal]] is a reference to a relic that could be found inside the Chaos Shrine.<br /> ** Chaos's &quot;Knock Down&quot; attack references Garland's infamous line from the original English translation of this game, &quot;I, Garland, will knock you all down!&quot;<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle Scene|Battle}}<br /> |}<br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The {{i|Mt. Gulg}} appears as a dungeon and is a reference to the area in '''Final Fantasy'''.<br /> * In the {{i|Seat of Sacrifice}} trial the [[Warrior of Light (Boss)]] takes the appearance of the Warrior of Light artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.<br /> * The bookshelves found around the entrance and final boss arena of {{i|Matoya's Relict}} are engraved with the sprites of the six starting jobs from ''Final Fantasy''.<br /> * Garlean [[Death Machine|Death Machines]] are based on the enemy of the same name from this game.<br /> <br /> ==Gallery==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=300px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy Cover JP.jpg|Japanese Cover with art by Yoshitaka Amano<br /> Final Fantasy_NA_box_back.jpg|Back of the NA box<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category: Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_XIII&diff=1480062 2026-07-06T14:28:17Z

<p>Supreveio: /* References in Final Fantasy XIV */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy XIII<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square Enix 1st Production Department<br /> | publisher = Square Enix<br /> | director = Motomu Toriyama<br /> | producer = Yoshinori Kitase<br /> | artists = Isamu Kamikokuryo&lt;br&gt;Tetsuya Nomura<br /> | writers = Daisuke Watanabe&lt;br&gt;Motomu Toriyama<br /> | composer = Masashi Hamauzu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = PlayStation 3&lt;br&gt;Microsoft Windows&lt;br&gt;Xbox 360<br /> | release = JP: December 17, 2009&lt;br&gt;WW: March 9, 2010<br /> | genres = role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the thirteenths installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Motomu Toriyama. <br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Description for Final Fantasy XIII on back of the PlayStation 3 box|Cocoon, a human paradise, floats above the world of Pulse. When an ancient entity of Pulse awakens on the outskirts of a Cocoon city, paradise is threatend from within. Chosen by destiny, six must choose between aving mankind, and saving themselves.<br /> <br /> '''THE BATTLE WITHIN BEGINS.'''}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The game is set in the futuristic world of Gran Pulse, which is often simply called Pulse. Above the worlds surface is Cocoon, a massive artificial sphere where most of the story takes place. It is ruled by the Sanctum, a theocratic government. Pulse and Cocoon are controlled by fal'Cie, mechanical beings with godlike power. They proivide water and light for the people living in Cocoon. Each fal'Cie has a specific task, and they can mark humans as their servants. They are branded with a mark of Cocoon or Pulse and are given a task they need to fulfill, a so called &quot;Focus&quot; Those servatns are called l'Cie. If they complete their task in time they are transformed into crystal and gain eternal life. If not, they turn into monsters called Cie'th. <br /> <br /> Several hundred years before the events of the game a War of Transgression took place between Pulse and Cocoon. During this battle l'Cie from Pulse damaged Cocoon, fulfilling their Focus and turning into Crystal. The hole that was created with patched up with materials from Pulse and the citizens of Cocoon lived in fear ever since. This is used by the Sanctum to remain in power. <br /> ==Story==<br /> After getting in touch with something from Pulse the cititzens of Bodhum in Cocoon are evicted. Thirteen days prior, a fal'Cie has been discovered near the town, which was found by Lightning's sister Serah. She was made into a l'Cie by it. Lightning and Sezah derail a train bound for Bodhum to save Serah. Meanwhile, Snow and his resistance group NORA are trying to rescue the evicted citizens, but several of them are killed. Heading to the fal'Cie Anima to save Serah, Snow is joined by the of the citizens: Hope and Vanille. The two parties meet at the fal'Cie and witness how Serah is turned into Crystal. Anima then claims them as l'Cie and cast them out to different parts of Cocoon. They all have the same vision: A monster called Raganrok. They find Serah in her crystallized form. While the others leave, Snow remains behind with her.<br /> <br /> Snow is captured and detained on the airship Lindblum where he meets two members of the Cavalry, Cid and Fang. The others flee from PSICOM and getting seperated by an airstrike. Hope and Lightning travel to Palumpolum, while Sazh and Vanille travel to Nautilus. Hope wants to take revenge on Snow for the death of his mother, and Lightning tries to stop him from his plan. They meet with Snow and Fang, and Fang reveals that she and Vanille are l'Cie from Pulse and responsible for the eviction. Hope decids not to kill Snow. They flee the city with the aid of Cid.<br /> In Nautilus, Sazh and Vanille discuss how Sazh's son Dajh was turned into a l'Cie by an Cocoon fal'Cie. Vanille reveals that she is a l'Cie from Pulse and indirectly responsible for Dajh to be turned. They are then captured and detained on the airship Palamecia.<br /> <br /> On the Palamecia, the party is reunited and they confront Galenth Dysley, the Sanctum's Primarch and the the fal'Cie ruler Barthandelus in disguise. He tells them that their focus is to tranform into the beast Ragnarok and slay the sleeping fal'Cie Orphan who keeps Cocoon afloat. The party flees and learn from Cid that the fal'Cie beleive that Cocoons destruction will summon the Maker, the creator of worlds, but the fal'Cie cannot harm Orphan themselves. Vanille and Fang reveal that they were part of the War of Transgression and that their Focus was the same: to become Ragnarok and kill Orphan. The party journeys to Vanille and Fang's hometome on Pulse, yet the town is deserted. They cannot remove their l'Cie marks and are confronted by Barthandelus again. They learn that he has made Cid the new Primarch of Cocoon to create chaos so the Cavalry will attack Cid and Orphan.<br /> <br /> The party infiltrates Cocoon and head towards Orphan. They discover that the Cavalry has been turned into Cie'th. The party defeats Barthandelus, but Orphan awakes and merges with Barthandelus. Fang is compelled to finish her transformation into Ragnarok while the others seem to be transformed into Cie'th. But they reappear in human form and prevent the transformation. The party defeats Orphan and Cocoon is falling towards Pulse. Everyone besides Vanille and Fang are turned into Crystal for completing their Focus, while Vanille and Fang transforms into Ragnarok together to prevent the collision between Cocoon and Pulse. The rest of the party awakens on Pulse and is reunited with Serah and Dajh.<br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * Lightning and Snow's clothes are available from the Online Store as the [[Guardian Corps Attire]] and [[Bohemian's Attire]], respectively.<br /> * The {{i|Ruin}} line of spells originate from this game.<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Chichu]]-type enemies are based on this game's Ochu design.<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * Several animations for female {{i|Gunbreaker|Gunbreakers}} are based on Lightning.<br /> * [[Mousse]]-type enemies are based on this game's Flan design. [[Flanborg|Flanborgs]] in particular were taken directly from ''XIII''.<br /> * [[Zaghnal]]-type enemies are based on this game's Behemoth design.<br /> * [[Mithridates]] is a Cie'th boss from this game.<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * The Freedom Fighter machines found in {{i|The Dead Ends}} are based on enemy models from this game.<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * [[Swampmonk]]-type enemies are based on this game's Sahagin design. The name was later used for a Sahagin variant in ''XIII-2''.<br /> * [[Necrosis]]-type enemies are based on this game's Triffid model.<br /> * The [[Immunization Protocol B3]] enemies in {{i|Alexandria}} are based on Woodwraith enemies from this game.<br /> <br /> '''Music References'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row||}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Gallery==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_VI&diff=1480061 2026-07-06T14:01:39Z

<p>Supreveio: /* Dawntrail */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy VI<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Yoshinori Kitase&lt;br&gt;Hiroyuki Ito<br /> | producer = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | artists = Tatsuya Takahashi&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya&lt;br&gt;Yoshitaka Amano&lt;br&gt;Hideo Minaba&lt;br&gt;Tetsuya Nomura<br /> | writers = Yoshinori Kitase&lt;br&gt;Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Nintendo Entertainment System<br /> | release = April 2, 1994<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the sixth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Yoshinori Kitase and Hiroyuki Ito.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|&quot;The description of the NA box of &quot;Final Fantasy III&quot;, as it was called upon its NA release in 1994. |'''MagiTek has been reborn. And the end of the world is near.'''<br /> <br /> Ages ago, evil beings created powerful creatures called Espers, and unleashed them against each other. The resulting battles left their world a smoldering rubble. Legend has it, the Espers destroyed themselves and most of humanity. Magic disappeared forever.<br /> <br /> Centuries have passed and a rational world now exists with Espers living only in myths, until one frozen solid since the ancient wars us unearthed. Suddenly, there are reports of magical attacks on civilians. Imperial Commandos launch raids using magic-powered MagiTek weapons. Magic is obviously alive and the world is in danger again.<br /> <br /> Who or what is behind the rediscovery and redeployment of this legendary power? What chaotic plans exist that will wreak havoc on this orderly world?}}<br /> <br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world is divided in three lush continents. The northern continent has multiple mountain ranges, the southern continent has been subjugated by the Gestahl Empire and the eastern continent is mostly ruled by monsters from all over the world. <br /> <br /> One thousand years ago, the &quot;War of the Magi&quot; took place: The &quot;Warring Triad&quot; used innocent humans and transformed them into magical beings called Espers. Realising their mistakes, they freed the Espers and sealed their own powers into three statues. The freed Espers sealed the statues and themselves from the realms of humans. Magic was slowly fading and became a myth as humankind built a society of technology.<br /> <br /> The Gestahl Empire has taken advantage of the weakening barrier between the world of magic and the world of humans and was able to caught some Espers. They used those Espers as power source, creating &quot;Magitek&quot;, a craft that combines magic and technology, and infuse humans with magical powers. <br /> ==Story==<br /> Terra is on a mission to retrieve a powerful Esper which is encased in ice. A magical reaction occurs, knocking her unconscious and killing Terra's comrades. When Terra awakes, she learns that she was controlled by a &quot;slave crown&quot;, and since it is not working anymore, she cannot recall anything but her name. She now has the ability to wield magic without aid and is introduced to an organisation called the &quot;Returners&quot;. They want to rebel against the empire and Terra agrees to help. They learn that the imperial soldiers lead by Kefka are planning on another attempt of retrieving the frozen Esper. After repelling Kefka's attack, Terra experiences another reaction where she transforms into an Esper and flies to another continent. Her party is able to locate her. Upon arriving they are confronted by another Esper named Ramuh, who tells them that Terra needs help from another Esper which is held captive in the capital city of the Empire - Vector.<br /> <br /> At Vector the party tries to safe several Espers, but they are weak and don't want to fight anymore. Instead they offer their lives and turn themselves into &quot;Magicite&quot;. The party returns to Terra and there they witness another reaction between Terra and the Magicite &quot;Maduin&quot;. It is revealed that Terra is the daughter of Maduin and a human mothers. With this revelation, the Returners ask Terra to convince the Espers to join their rebellion. She travels to the sealed gate between the human and Esper world - not realizing that the Empire had followed them. Emperor Gestahl and Kefka retrieve the statues of the Warring Triad and cause a calamity by raising a landmass called the Floating Continent. When the party faces the Emperor and Kefka, Kefka runs mad and kills the Emperor. He changes the alignment of the statues, causing an imbalance and destroying most of the world.<br /> <br /> A year later, Kefka uses the Warring Triad to rule the world and annihilate those that oppose him. Life slowly withers away. Celes, one of the party members, starts searching for her lost comrades who are scattered around the ruined world. They reunite and decide to face Kefka and end his tyranny. They fight and defeat the Warring Triad first before facing Kefka. After he is defeated, Espers and magic disappear from the world, and it slowly regenerates.<br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The server Figaro referred to a kingdom of the same name. <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * During its first appearance in the trailer of &quot;A Realm Reborn&quot;, a Magitek armor is ridden by a green-haired female Hyur. This is a reference to the opening scene of Final Fantasy VI where Terra rides a Magitek Armor.<br /> * A remix of &quot;Terra's Theme&quot; is the mount music for the Magitek Armor ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVNz_CfhSuY Magiteknickal Difficulties], not available as an Orchestrion Roll)<br /> * The Garlean Empire's technology is also called Magitek and was invented by the engineer Cid Del Norte Marquez.<br /> * Two Versions of the Magitek armor are available as mounts: One is the armless one based on Yoshitaka Amano's design, and one based on the armored version.<br /> * When [[Cid]] suffers from amnesia, he calls himself &quot;Marques&quot;, a reference to the Cid in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * Among the Castri operates a Phantom Train. It is boarded by Y'shtola and Yda in {{i|Escape from Castrum Centri}}. The Train is a reference to the Phantom Train that the party in Final Fantasy VI needs to escape from.<br /> * The [[Scholar]] Limit Break &quot;Angel Feathers&quot; is based on the Esper Seraph's ability with the same name. <br /> * During the [[Ixal]] quests, an airship named &quot;Blackjack&quot; appears. Setzer Gabbiani's airship in Final Fantasy VI was called &quot;Blackjack&quot;.<br /> * [[Ultros]] and [[Typhon]], as well as {{i|The Dragon's Neck}}, are references to Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** Ultros is a reoccuring boss and comical relief in Final Fantasy VI. Typhon is his friend.<br /> ** Both were forced to work in &quot;The Dragon's Neck Coliseum&quot;. The arena in &quot;The Dragon's Neck&quot; is a direct reference.<br /> * The [[Gambler's Attire]] is based on Setzer's costume in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The trend of having a duo named [[Biggs]] and [[Wedge]] started in ''Final Fantasy VI''.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|The Decisive Battle|A Battle Decisively}} <br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * {{i|Gestahl}} is based on the joke that the sprite of Emperor Gestahl from Final Fantasy VI looks like a dog. <br /> * {{i|Machinist}}'s {{i|Air Anchor}}, {{i|Auto Crossbow}}, {{i|Bioblaster}}, {{i|Chain Saw}}, and {{i|Drill}} abilities are based on Edgar's Tools from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The mythical Moogle Warrior &quot;Mog&quot; who is mentioned by the Moogles in [[Moghome]] in [[The Churning Mists]] is a reference to Mog from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Moglin]], [[Moghan]] and [[Mogwin]] are named after the Moogles from Final Fantasy VI. <br /> * The floating continent of [[Azys Lla]] is inspired by the Floating Continent of Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** The Garlean Legion deployed to Azys Lla is the VIth Legion<br /> ** &quot;Proto Ultima&quot; can be seen flying around the continent. The creature is based on the Ultima Weapon boss from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> ** {{i|The Aetherochemical Research Facility}} houses three primals known as the Warring Triad. Their statues can also be found outside of the dungeon.<br /> * The [[Warring Triad]] are encountered in the following trials:<br /> ** Sephirot: {{i|Containment Bay S1T7}}<br /> ** Sophia: {{i|Containment Bay P1T6}}<br /> ** Zurvan: {{i|Containment Bay Z1T9}}<br /> *** The names of each of the Triad are taken from concept art from ''VI''. In-game they are only known as Demon, Goddess, and Fiend, respectively.<br /> * The appearance of the Ultima Beast in the {{i|The Fractal Continuum (Hard)}} is based on the Ultima Weapon from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The boss [[Ymir]] from {{i|Hullbreaker Isle (Hard)}} is a reference to the Ymir Unshelled monsters from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Deathgaze Hollow]] from {{i|Dun Scaith}} is a reference to Deathgaze from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle to the Death|Battle to the Death - Heavensward}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Falcon (Mount)}} is based on the &quot;fastest airship in the world&quot; in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Samurai]]'s Hissatsu abilites and are based on Cyan's Bushido from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Doma]] is based on the same region from Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** Both nations are wiped out after rebelling against their respective empires (the Gestahlian Empire in Final Fantasy VI, the Garlean Empire in Final Fantasy XIV).<br /> ** Both nations contain elements based on Feudal Japan.<br /> * Kaien is a reference to Cyan Garamonde from Final Fantasy VI. Kaien's name is based on the romaji of Cyan's japanese name, Cayenne.<br /> * [[Hien]] is a reference to Owaine, Cyan Garamonde's son. Hien's childhood name is the japanese name of Owaine - Shun. <br /> ** Additionally, Hien is found on a cliff in {{i|An Impossible Dream}} in the same way as Cyan Garamonde is found in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * {{i|Castrum Abania}}'s bosses and monsters - [[Magna Roader]], [[Subject Number XXIV]], [[Inferno]] and others - are references to monsters and bosses from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Sigmascape]] features bosses from Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V1.0}} features the [[Phantom Train]].<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V2.0}} features [[Chadarnook]].<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V3.0}} features [[Guardian (boss)]]<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V4.0}} features [[Kefka]]. During his boss fight he recites many quotes from Final Fantasy VI. in {{i|Sigmascape V4.0 (Savage)}}, God Kefka makes an appearance.<br /> * The meeting with [[Varis zos Galvus|Emperor Varis]] in {{i|Parley on the Front Lines}} shares similarities with the meeting of the Gestahlian Emperor and The Returners in Final Fantasy VI. <br /> * The [[Alchemist]] Questline revolving around reviving a lover is a reference to the story of Locke and Rachel in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[The Wolf Burglar]] in Stormblood's Hildibrand Questline is a reference to a Lupin in Final Fantasy VI: At one point, the player needs to choose between an ally or a precious item. A similar situation happens in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Cyan's Theme|Cyan's Theme}}<br /> {{music table row|Gogo's Theme|Gogo's Theme}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement I}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement II}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement III}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement IV}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * [[Monk]]'s ability [[Masterful Blitz]] is based on Sabin's Blitz from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The mount {{i|Blackjack}} is based on the airship of Setzer Gabbiani's airship in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * [[Pictomancer]] is based on Relm Arrowny from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> ** The level 100 [[Pictomancer's Bolero| Artifact Armor (Dawntrail)]] is based on Relm's Outfit.<br /> * [[Valigarmanda]] is based on the Esper of the same name. It being frozen in ice mirrors how its ''VI'' counterpart is initially found similarly frozen.<br /> * [[Kefka]] is fought again in {{i|Dancing Mad (Ultimate)}}.<br /> ** &quot;Dancing Mad&quot; is the name of the final boss theme of ''VI''.<br /> ** After being defeated, Kefka turns into his two-dimensional sprite from the Pixel Remaster version of ''Final Fantasy VI''.<br /> <br /> ==Gallery==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy VI Cover Art.jpg| Cover Art<br /> Final Fantasy VI Steam Cover.jpg|Steam Cover for Final Fantasy VI<br /> Final Fantasy III Cover NA.jpg|Cover of &quot;Final Fantasy III&quot;, the release of Final Fantasy VI in NA in 1994<br /> Final Fantasy VI NA box back.jpg|Back of NA box from 1994<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Trust/Alisaie&diff=1480060 2026-07-06T13:49:13Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;small&gt;Click [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Trust/Alisaie&amp;action=edit here] to edit this section.&lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> As a Trust avatar, Alisaie has a starting level of 71. She adopts the {{RDM}} [[red mage]] DPS job. Alisaie has a unique level 2 Limit Break, '''Vermilion Pledge''', which deals damage in a line rather than a circle.<br /> <br /> {| {{STDT|npc}}<br /> ! Portrait<br /> ! Portrait (Tall)<br /> ! Appearance<br /> ! Unlock<br /> |-<br /> | [[File:DS Alisaie2.png|150px]]<br /> | [[File:DS Tall Alisaie2.png|90px]]<br /> | [[File:Alisaie DS2.jpg|180px]]<br /> | Default<br /> |-<br /> | [[File:DS Alisaie1.png|150px]]<br /> | [[File:DS Tall Alisaie1.png|90px]]<br /> | [[File:Alisaie DS1.jpg|180px]]<br /> | Level 80<br /> |-<br /> | [[File:DS Alisaie3.png|150px]]<br /> | [[File:DS Tall Alisaie3.png|90px]]<br /> | [[File:Alisaie DS3.jpg|180px]]<br /> | Level 90<br /> |-<br /> | [[File:Trust Alisaie Lv100.png|150px]]<br /> | [[File:Trust Tall Alisaie Lv100.png|90px]]<br /> | [[File:Alisaie Trust Lv100.jpg|180px]]<br /> | Level 100<br /> |}</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Alzadaal%27s_Rampart&diff=1460829 2026-07-02T11:38:47Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Alzadaal's Rampart<br /> | description =<br /> | image =<br /> | location = Alzadaal's Legacy (Zone)<br /> | coordinates = 12.1,13.1<br /> | dungeon = Alzadaal's Legacy (Duty)<br /> | raid = <br /> | trial = <br /> | other-duty = <br /> | title =<br /> | gender = <br /> | age =<br /> | race = Soulkin<br /> | clan = Rampart<br /> | class =<br /> | job =<br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace =<br /> | organization =<br /> | level = 90<br /> | spawn-condition = <br /> | aggression = a2<br /> | goal =<br /> | release = endwalker<br /> | patch = 6.1<br /> }}<br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Alzadaal's Legacy (Zone)|12.1,13.1|90}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|Alzadaal's Legacy (Quest)}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Patch 6.1 Enemies]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Trust&diff=1413686 2026-06-29T21:05:16Z

<p>Supreveio: /* NPC Avatars */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:npc trust system1.jpg|350px|right]]<br /> {{Lead icon|Trust icon2.png}} '''Trust''' is an extension of the [[Duty Support]] system and allows one to challenge Lv. 71+ [[dungeons]] from [[main scenario quest|main scenario quests]] with a party of allied [[NPC]] avatars and level them up. Introduced in [[Shadowbringers]] ([[patch 5.0]]), Trust originally included the functions of Duty Support, but it became a separate system that only includes Avatar functionality in [[patch 6.1]], when Duty Support in its current name was introduced.<br /> <br /> Similar to Duty Support, parties must be composed of 1 tank, 1 healer, and 2 DPS. This feature cannot be used while in a party with other players, limited jobs are not allowed, and Level Sync cannot be disabled. The player must also meet the average [[item level]] requirement for the duty to register.<br /> <br /> The Trust System unlocks on completion of the main scenario quest {{i|Shadowbringers (Quest)}}.<br /> <br /> ==Using the Trust System==<br /> [[File:trust system2.png|350px|right]]<br /> The Trust system functions similarly to Duty Support, save that the NPCs are not limited by their availability during the main scenario, instead being restricted based on their level. The Trust system is only available for dungeons from Shadowbringers onward. (Prior to patch 6.1, the current Trust system was known as &quot;avatar mode&quot; in the trust menu.)<br /> <br /> Trust avatars have different starting levels and accumulate experience from completing Trust mode runs according to the following table. Players can unlock more avatars as they progress through the [[Main Scenario Quests]].<br /> <br /> Upon reaching levels 80, 90, or 100 with a Trust avatar, the player is given an additional glamour option for that character. At level 80 this glamour is a previous iconic appearance. At level 90, this glamour is either another iconic appearance or their cold weather outfit seen during the Endwalker MSQ. At level 100, this glamour is a tropical vacation outfit. Krile, who starts at level 91, only has her default or tropical vacation outfit available as glamours.<br /> <br /> Some trust avatars (e.g. Alphinaud) may adopt multiple jobs, but their level is shared between all jobs.<br /> <br /> ==AI behavior and synergies==<br /> {{see also|Duty Support#Avatars}}<br /> The AI of Trust avatars has some unique quirks:&lt;ref&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/cbjqgo/trust_guide/ Trust guide by Isredel on Reddit]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * Each avatar has a general combo that they usually use, and a burst combo that does more damage.<br /> * Avatars do not spam AoE combos, but some attacks have an AoE component. Tanks use AoE only to establish initial aggro, and not to deal damage.<br /> * Tanks will maintain aggro, but will not pull additional enemies. If the player pulls more enemies, then the tank will take aggro from them.<br /> * Healers and Red Mage can raise dead teammates during combat. Non-healers can use Phoenix Downs to raise, but only after combat.<br /> <br /> Some quirks are specific to certain characters or combinations of characters:<br /> * Thancred's burst combo can only be used if paired with Ryne in Shadowbringers, or Urianger/Y'shtola in Endwalker onwards, as he cannot enchant his own cartridges. This is a slight damage gain, but is largely considered just an aesthetic change.<br /> * Alisaie will use the [[Limit Break]] as soon as it is available. Estinien similarly uses it often.<br /> * Alisaie can raise dead teammates without a cast time, due to Red Mage's {{trait icon|Dualcast}}.<br /> * Alphinaud will prioritize healing Alisaie over the tank if both need healing.<br /> <br /> ==NPC Avatars==<br /> {|width=100% {{STDT|npc align-center}}<br /> ! width=&quot;10%&quot;|Ally<br /> ! width=&quot;10%&quot;|Role<br /> ! width=&quot;10%&quot;|Class/Job<br /> ! width=&quot;10%&quot;|Starting Level<br /> ! width=&quot;10%&quot;|Level Cap<br /> ! width=&quot;10%&quot;|{{ShB}} Shadowbringers<br /> ! width=&quot;10%&quot;|{{EW}} Endwalker<br /> ! width=&quot;10%&quot;|{{DT}} Dawntrail<br /> |- <br /> | rowspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;background: #2E3A27; border: 0px; text-align:left;&quot; |[[Alphinaud]] || rowspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;background: #2E3A27; border: 0px; text-align:left;&quot;| Healer || style=&quot;border: 0px; text-align:left;&quot; | {{Scholar}} Academician || | 71 || | 80 ||s | ✓ || | || |<br /> |-<br /> |style=&quot;border: 0px; text-align:left;&quot;| {{Sage}} [[Sage]] || 81 || 100 || || ✓ || ✓ <br /> |-<br /> | style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| [[Alisaie]] || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| Magical Ranged DPS || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| {{Red Mage}} [[Red Mage]] || 71 || 100 || ✓ || ✓ || ✓ <br /> |-<br /> | style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| [[Thancred]] || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| Tank || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| {{Gunbreaker}} [[Gunbreaker]] || 71 || 100 || ✓ || ✓ || ✓ <br /> |- <br /> | style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| [[Urianger]] ||style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| Healer || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| {{Astrologian}} [[Astrologian]] || 71 || 100 || ✓ || ✓ || ✓ <br /> |- <br /> | style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| [[Y'shtola]] || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| Magical Ranged DPS || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| {{Black Mage}} Sorceress || 71 || 100 || ✓ || ✓ || ✓ <br /> |- <br /> | style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| [[Ryne]] || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| Melee DPS || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| {{Rogue}} Oracle of Light || 71 || 80 || ✓ || || <br /> |- <br /> | style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| [[G'raha Tia]] || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| Any || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| {{Paladin}}{{White Mage}}{{Black Mage}}All-Rounder || 81 || 100 || &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;✓* || ✓ || ✓<br /> |- <br /> | style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| [[Estinien]] || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| Melee DPS || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| {{Dragoon}} [[Dragoon]] || 81 || 100 || || ✓ || ✓ <br /> |-<br /> | style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| [[Zero]] || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| Melee DPS || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| {{Reaper}} Memoriate || 90 || 90 || || &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;✓** ||<br /> |-<br /> | style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| [[Krile]] || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| Magical Ranged DPS || style=&quot;text-align:left;&quot;| {{PCT}} [[Pictomancer]] || 91 || 100 || || || ✓ <br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;*&lt;/nowiki&gt; Unlocked by completing {{i|Reflections in Crystal}}.&lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;**&lt;/nowiki&gt; Unlocked by completing {{i|King of the Mountain}}. Available in {{i|Lapis Manalis}}, {{i|The Aetherfont}}, and {{i|The Lunar Subterrane}} only. Glamour unavailable.<br /> <br /> &lt;tabber&gt;<br /> Alphinaud=<br /> {{:Trust/Alphinaud}}<br /> |-|<br /> Alisaie=<br /> {{:Trust/Alisaie}}<br /> |-|<br /> Thancred=<br /> {{:Trust/Thancred}}<br /> |-|<br /> Urianger=<br /> {{:Trust/Urianger}}<br /> |-|<br /> Y'shtola=<br /> {{:Trust/Y'shtola}}<br /> |-|<br /> Ryne=<br /> {{:Trust/Ryne}}<br /> |-|<br /> G'raha Tia=<br /> {{:Trust/G'raha Tia}}<br /> |-|<br /> Estinien=<br /> {{:Trust/Estinien}}<br /> |-|<br /> Zero=<br /> {{:Trust/Zero}}<br /> |-|<br /> Krile=<br /> {{:Trust/Krile}}<br /> &lt;/tabber&gt;<br /> <br /> == Compatible Duties ==<br /> Players must clear a given dungeon first before it becomes available using the Trust System, unlike with Duty Support, which becomes available upon unlocking the dungeon.<br /> {| {{STDT|npc}}<br /> |-<br /> ! [[Duty]] !! Level !! NPCs Available in Trust Mode !! Experience in Trust Mode !! Overleveled Experience*<br /> |-<br /> | [[Holminster Switch]] || 71 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Ryne, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 3,091,000 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 1,236,400<br /> |-<br /> | [[Dohn Mheg]] || 73 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Ryne, G'raha Tia|| style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 3,442,000 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 1,376,800<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Qitana Ravel]] || 75 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Ryne, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 4,021,000 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 1,608,400<br /> |-<br /> | [[Malikah's Well]] || 77 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Ryne, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 4,757,000 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 1,902,800<br /> |-<br /> | [[Mt. Gulg]] || 79 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Ryne, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 5,439,000 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 2,175,600<br /> |-<br /> | [[Amaurot]] || 80 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Ryne, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | -- || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | &amp;nbsp;&amp;numsp;2,208,400**<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Grand Cosmos]] || 80 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Ryne, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | -- || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | &amp;nbsp;&amp;numsp;2,254,000**<br /> |-<br /> | [[Anamnesis Anyder]] || 80 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Ryne, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | -- || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | &amp;nbsp;&amp;numsp;2,293,200**<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Heroes' Gauntlet]] || 80 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Ryne, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --|| style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | &amp;nbsp;&amp;numsp;2,331,200**<br /> |-<br /> | [[Matoya's Relict]] || 80 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Ryne, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --|| style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | &amp;nbsp;&amp;numsp;2,365,600**<br /> |-<br /> | [[Paglth'an]] || 80 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Ryne, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --|| style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | &amp;nbsp;&amp;numsp;2,404,400**<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Tower of Zot]] || 81 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 6,566,000 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 2,655,600<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Tower of Babil]] || 83 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 7,590,500 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 3,032,800<br /> |-<br /> | [[Vanaspati]] || 85 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 8,814,000 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 3,509,200<br /> |-<br /> | [[Ktisis Hyperboreia]] || 87 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 9,967,000 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 3,915,600<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Aitiascope]] || 89 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 10,795,000 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 4,024,800<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Dead Ends]] || 90 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | -- || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | &amp;nbsp;&amp;numsp;4,278,400**<br /> |-<br /> | [[Alzadaal's Legacy]] || 90 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | -- || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | &amp;nbsp;&amp;numsp;4,532,900**<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Fell Court of Troia]] || 90 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | -- || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | &amp;nbsp;&amp;numsp;4,787,300**<br /> |-<br /> | [[Lapis Manalis]] || 90 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Zero || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | -- || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | &amp;nbsp;&amp;numsp;5,041,000**<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Aetherfont]] || 90 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Zero || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | -- || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | &amp;nbsp;&amp;numsp;5,294,500**<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Lunar Subterrane]] || 90 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Zero || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --|| style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | &amp;nbsp;&amp;numsp;5,548,700**<br /> |-<br /> | [[Ihuykatumu]] || 91 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Krile || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 5,801,800 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --<br /> |-<br /> | [[Worqor Zormor]] || 93 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Krile || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 6,689,500 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Skydeep Cenote]] || 95 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Krile || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 7,718,100 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --<br /> |-<br /> | [[Vanguard]] || 97 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Krile || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 8,787,000 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --<br /> |-<br /> | [[Origenics]] || 99 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Krile || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 9,012,200 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --<br /> |-<br /> | [[Alexandria]] || 100 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Krile || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 0 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --<br /> |-<br /> | [[Yuweyawata Field Station]] || 100 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Krile || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 0 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Underkeep]] || 100 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Krile || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 0 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Meso Terminal]] || 100 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Krile || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 0 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --<br /> |-<br /> | [[Mistwake]] || 100 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Krile || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 0 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Clyteum]] || 100 || Alphinaud, Alisaie, Thancred, Urianger, Y'shtola, Estinien, G'raha Tia, Krile || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | 0 || style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; | --<br /> |}<br /> <br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;*&lt;/nowiki&gt; Trust avatars earn significantly less experience from a dungeon when their avatar level exceeds the level cap for the associated expansion. This applies for avatars running Shadowbringers dungeons at level 81+, and Endwalker dungeons at level 91+.&lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;**&lt;/nowiki&gt; Since avatars automatically skip levels 80 and 90, they will always be overleveled for level 80/90 dungeons.<br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> The following achievements are associated with the Trust system:<br /> {{Achievement list|Character|General|conditions=Has game description::~*trust*}}<br /> <br /> ==Official Description==<br /> In Shadowbringers, players will have the opportunity to challenge dungeons with a party of trusted non-player characters, including various Scions of the Seventh Dawn—though the traditional party matching systems will of course remain intact.<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> *Prior to patch 6.1, Trust also included &quot;scenario mode&quot;, which was replaced with [[Duty Support]].<br /> *When [[patch 6.0]] was first released, any Trust NPCs at level 80 were automatically leveled up to 81.<br /> **This also happened in [[patch 7.0]], automatically levelling any Trust NPCs at level 90 up to 91.<br /> **Trusts always skip from the level under cap to the level above cap with zero experience points, regardless of their experience points going in (e.g. gaining experience at level 89 will instantly bring them to level 91).<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> &lt;references/&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Navigation==<br /> {{Duty Support nav}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Shadowbringers]] [[Category:Endwalker]] [[Category:Dawntrail]] [[Category:Patch 5.0 Features]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_V&diff=1360689 2026-06-23T19:09:06Z

<p>Supreveio: /* Stormblood */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy V<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = <br /> | artists = Yoshitaka Amano&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya<br /> | writers = Hironobu Sakaguchi&lt;br&gt;Yoshinori Kitase<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Famicom<br /> | release = December 6, 1992<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the fifth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Box description for Final Fantasy V on Nintendo DS|The Wind Crystal Shatters...<br /> The winds fail. Ships stand still, unable to fill their sails. The world races to its end. Unless a handful of heroes can protect the remaining crystals, the world will fall into ruin.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> A millenium ago, a powerful mage called Enuo imperiled the world using the power of the &quot;Void&quot;. The people defeated him by using twelve legendary weapons, but the Void was not destroyed. The worlds elemental crystals were split and created two worlds, with the Void being sealed in a dimensional cleft in-between.<br /> <br /> Both world prospered until an evil force was stirring in the second world, since malicious demons have been sealed away in the Great Forest of Moore. Once they broke free, they emerged as Exdeath. He wanted to claim the world for himself, but was defeated by the Warriors of Dawn, sealing him within the first world by using its crystals, and brought back peace.<br /> ==Story==<br /> Bartz encounters Lenna, Galuf and Faris, and together they persue King Tycoon - Lenna's father - who went to investigate why the wind crystal grows weaker. There they see the wind crystal shattered, receiving new powers. An image of King Tycoon appears and say that the crystals has chosen them as their protectors.<br /> <br /> The party discovers that the crystals are making the world inhabitable and also seal away Exdeath. They try and attempt to safe the crystals of water, fire and earth, but each time they shatter and give them new powers. Exdeath is freed and defeat the party, returning to his homeworld.<br /> <br /> Galuf's granddaughter Krile arrives and brings back his memories - he originated from the same world as Exdeath and all of them are travelling back home. On Galuf's World, Exdeath is already persuing the crystals. The party wins an encounter with Gilgamesh, but are blown away to a different continent. When travelling to the Moore Forest to protect the crystal there, Exdeath arrives and takes the crystal for himself. Krile is trapped by Exdeath' powers, but Galuf saves her and the others by sacrificing his own life. His powers and abilities are transferred to Krile, who joins the party. They travel to Exdeath' castle, where they defeat Gilgamesh and Exdeath as well. When the crystals shatter, the worlds are reunited.<br /> <br /> The party returns to Tycoon and celebrate Exdeath' defeat. However, Exdeath manifests again. He has now full control of the Void, and wreaks havoc, tossing entire towns and kingdoms into an interdimensional rift.<br /> <br /> The party now has access to powerful artificats, and once obtained they enter the rift. They find Exdeath at the center of the rift seeking the powers of the Void. The party fights Exdeath and then Neo Exdeath, whos intent is to destroy all reality. They defeat him and use the crystal shards' power to seal the Void once more and return to restore the reunified world and it's crystals. <br /> <br /> They return to the Moore Forest and those that have fallen in battle are revived. <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The servers Istory and Karnak refers to towns with the same name.<br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * {{i|Sastasha}} is a reference to the Pirate's Hideout in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[The Guardian Tree]] is a direct reference to the Guardian Tree from Final Fantasy V. <br /> * [[The Ship Graveyard]] is based upon the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The boss of the single instance in {{i|History Repeating}} is based on the Siren of Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Gilgamesh]] is based on the same character in Final Fantasy V. [[Enkidu]] is an nod towards his partner in Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Enkidu (Boss)|Enkidu]], a boss in the {{i|Battle in the Big Keep}}, is based upon the appearance of Enkidu from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Atomos]] from {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Moogles' Theme|Good King Moggle Mog XII}}<br /> {{music table row|Clash on the Big Bridge|Battle on the Big Bridge}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Gaelicat|Gaelicats]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Bandersnatch|Bandersnatches]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|The Great Gubal Library}} is based in the Library of Ancients dungeon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The enemy [[Page 64]] and the boss [[Byblos]] are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Krile Baldesion]] is based upon Krile of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her grandfather Galuf is also based upon Galuf Baldesion of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her [[Scion Hearer's Coat|Attire]] is based upon the White Mage attire of Krile in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile and Galuf hail from the [[Isle of Val]], a reference to the &quot;Isle of Bal&quot;, their home from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile being a [[Lalafell]] references her Japanese name: Kururu, which fits Lalafellin naming conventions.<br /> * [[Catoblepas]] from {{i|Halatali (Hard)}} is based on the optional boss and summon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Karlabos]] from {{i|Sastasha (Hard)}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Calofisteri]], the final boss of {{i|The Weeping City of Mhach}}, is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The [[Enchanted Fan]] enemies appearing in {{i|Sohr Khai}} are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Liquid Flame]] from {{i|The Great Gubal Library (Hard)}} and [[Living Liquid]] from {{i|Alexander - The Arm of the Father}} can transform into differnt forms. This is a reference to the Liquid Flame battle in Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Samurai}} job originates from this game.<br /> * {{i|The Sirensong Sea}} is based on the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** {{i|Ghido}} is based on the turtle sage Ghido from Final Fantasy V. When summoned near an {{i|Wind-up Exdeath}} minion, they will have a fighting animation.<br /> * [[Omega (boss)|Omega]] and [[Shinryu]] originate from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * In [[The Lochs]] a moai face can be found under Loch Seld. This is a reference to the moai statue on the ocean in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * Several locations in {{i|The Forbidden Land, Eureka}} are named after characters appearing in Final Fantasy V:<br /> **Port Surgate<br /> **Klauser's Howe<br /> **The Val River Swale<br /> **Klauser's Peace<br /> <br /> * [[The Interdimensional Rift]] is a direct reference to the final dungeon of Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Alte Roite]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V1.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V. The boss's appearance is based on its transformation into the Jura Aevis.<br /> ** [[Catastrophe]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V2.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Halicarnassus]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V3.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Exdeath]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0}} and [[Neo Exdeath]] is the phase 2 boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0 (Savage)}} and based on the final boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|Red Mage}}'s {{i|Dualcast}} ability originates from this game.<br /> * The {{i|Blue Mage}} job originates from this game.<br /> * The boss of the stage 25 [[Masked Carnivale]], [[Azulmagia (enemy)|Azulmagia]], is a reference to the Blue Mage enemy in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** After clearing the stage, Blue Mage's will receive his signature cane as the [[The Spirit of the Whalaqee|Level 50 Blue Mage weapon]].<br /> ** The artifact gear for Blue Mages is based on the gear from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The casting effect for Blue Mages is also based upon the casting effect for Blue Mages in Final Fantasy V.<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Interdimensional Rift&lt;br&gt;Prelude to the Void|Deltascape}}<br /> {{music table row|Boss Theme &quot;Battle 2&quot;|Omega Squared}}<br /> {{music table row|The Decisive Battle|Decisions (Omega)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|Final, Not Final}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The {{i|Dancer}} job originates from this game.<br /> * The ancient civilisation of Ronka and it's ruins are a reference to the Ronka Ruin's in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Fort Gohn]] is named after the village in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The final boss of {{i|The Twinning}}, [[The Tycoon]], is named after the kingdom in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Since the boss is a palette swap of the castle-like primal [[Alexander]], the name could also be a reference to Castle Tycoon or Lenna's father, Alexander Highwind Tycoon.<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|The Day Will Come|The Day Will Come (Endwalker)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * The {{i|Occult Crescent}} is a reference to the Crescent Island from this game. The area in general is a massive reference to the game as a whole.<br /> ** Each of the [[Phantom Jobs]] is based on a job from this game. Each job is represented by a sprite of Bartz Klauser as that job.<br /> *** {{phantom job|Cannoneer|short-name=y}}, {{phantom job|Gladiator|short-name=y}}, and {{phantom job|Necromancer|short-name=y}} are based on jobs exclusive to the GameBoy Advance port of ''V''.<br /> ** The [[Arcanaut's Armor]] sets are based on Bartz's outfits as certain jobs.<br /> *** Fending and Maiming are based on the Berserker.<br /> *** Aiming, Striking, and Scouting are based on the Cannoneer.<br /> *** Casting and Healing are based on the Time Mage.<br /> ** The [[Phantom Village]] is a reference to the town of the same name.<br /> ** The [[Archive]] wears a robe similar to the Omniscient, the boss who guarded the Magic half of ''V'''s Fork Tower.<br /> ** The nation of Karnak mentioned in the area's lore is a reference to the kingdom of the same name.<br /> * Krile using her birth name Maya as a middle name is another reference to her namesake from ''V'': Krile ''Mayer'' Baldesion.<br /> * [[Enuo]] is based on the character from ''V''. Enuo's character design is from the GameBoy Advance port. Their nature as a voidsent references that the Enuo of ''V'''s world created the Void featured in that game.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Town Theme|Town Theme (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle 1|FINAL FANTASY V: Battle 1 (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|A New World|A New World (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Exdeath's Castle|Exdeath's Castle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|FINAL FANTASY V: The Final Battle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy V Steam.jpg|Final Fantasy V Cover on Steam<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category: Final Fantasy series]]</div>

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<p>Supreveio: /* Shadowbringers */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy V<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = <br /> | artists = Yoshitaka Amano&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya<br /> | writers = Hironobu Sakaguchi&lt;br&gt;Yoshinori Kitase<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Famicom<br /> | release = December 6, 1992<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the fifth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Box description for Final Fantasy V on Nintendo DS|The Wind Crystal Shatters...<br /> The winds fail. Ships stand still, unable to fill their sails. The world races to its end. Unless a handful of heroes can protect the remaining crystals, the world will fall into ruin.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> A millenium ago, a powerful mage called Enuo imperiled the world using the power of the &quot;Void&quot;. The people defeated him by using twelve legendary weapons, but the Void was not destroyed. The worlds elemental crystals were split and created two worlds, with the Void being sealed in a dimensional cleft in-between.<br /> <br /> Both world prospered until an evil force was stirring in the second world, since malicious demons have been sealed away in the Great Forest of Moore. Once they broke free, they emerged as Exdeath. He wanted to claim the world for himself, but was defeated by the Warriors of Dawn, sealing him within the first world by using its crystals, and brought back peace.<br /> ==Story==<br /> Bartz encounters Lenna, Galuf and Faris, and together they persue King Tycoon - Lenna's father - who went to investigate why the wind crystal grows weaker. There they see the wind crystal shattered, receiving new powers. An image of King Tycoon appears and say that the crystals has chosen them as their protectors.<br /> <br /> The party discovers that the crystals are making the world inhabitable and also seal away Exdeath. They try and attempt to safe the crystals of water, fire and earth, but each time they shatter and give them new powers. Exdeath is freed and defeat the party, returning to his homeworld.<br /> <br /> Galuf's granddaughter Krile arrives and brings back his memories - he originated from the same world as Exdeath and all of them are travelling back home. On Galuf's World, Exdeath is already persuing the crystals. The party wins an encounter with Gilgamesh, but are blown away to a different continent. When travelling to the Moore Forest to protect the crystal there, Exdeath arrives and takes the crystal for himself. Krile is trapped by Exdeath' powers, but Galuf saves her and the others by sacrificing his own life. His powers and abilities are transferred to Krile, who joins the party. They travel to Exdeath' castle, where they defeat Gilgamesh and Exdeath as well. When the crystals shatter, the worlds are reunited.<br /> <br /> The party returns to Tycoon and celebrate Exdeath' defeat. However, Exdeath manifests again. He has now full control of the Void, and wreaks havoc, tossing entire towns and kingdoms into an interdimensional rift.<br /> <br /> The party now has access to powerful artificats, and once obtained they enter the rift. They find Exdeath at the center of the rift seeking the powers of the Void. The party fights Exdeath and then Neo Exdeath, whos intent is to destroy all reality. They defeat him and use the crystal shards' power to seal the Void once more and return to restore the reunified world and it's crystals. <br /> <br /> They return to the Moore Forest and those that have fallen in battle are revived. <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The servers Istory and Karnak refers to towns with the same name.<br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * {{i|Sastasha}} is a reference to the Pirate's Hideout in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[The Guardian Tree]] is a direct reference to the Guardian Tree from Final Fantasy V. <br /> * [[The Ship Graveyard]] is based upon the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The boss of the single instance in {{i|History Repeating}} is based on the Siren of Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Gilgamesh]] is based on the same character in Final Fantasy V. [[Enkidu]] is an nod towards his partner in Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Enkidu (Boss)|Enkidu]], a boss in the {{i|Battle in the Big Keep}}, is based upon the appearance of Enkidu from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Atomos]] from {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Moogles' Theme|Good King Moggle Mog XII}}<br /> {{music table row|Clash on the Big Bridge|Battle on the Big Bridge}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Gaelicat|Gaelicats]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Bandersnatch|Bandersnatches]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|The Great Gubal Library}} is based in the Library of Ancients dungeon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The enemy [[Page 64]] and the boss [[Byblos]] are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Krile Baldesion]] is based upon Krile of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her grandfather Galuf is also based upon Galuf Baldesion of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her [[Scion Hearer's Coat|Attire]] is based upon the White Mage attire of Krile in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile and Galuf hail from the [[Isle of Val]], a reference to the &quot;Isle of Bal&quot;, their home from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile being a [[Lalafell]] references her Japanese name: Kururu, which fits Lalafellin naming conventions.<br /> * [[Catoblepas]] from {{i|Halatali (Hard)}} is based on the optional boss and summon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Karlabos]] from {{i|Sastasha (Hard)}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Calofisteri]], the final boss of {{i|The Weeping City of Mhach}}, is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The [[Enchanted Fan]] enemies appearing in {{i|Sohr Khai}} are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Liquid Flame]] from {{i|The Great Gubal Library (Hard)}} and [[Living Liquid]] from {{i|Alexander - The Arm of the Father}} can transform into differnt forms. This is a reference to the Liquid Flame battle in Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * {{i|The Sirensong Sea}} is based on the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** {{i|Ghido}} is based on the turtle sage Ghido from Final Fantasy V. When summoned near an {{i|Wind-up Exdeath}} minion, they will have a fighting animation.<br /> * [[Omega (boss)|Omega]] and [[Shinryu]] originate from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * In [[The Lochs]] a moai face can be found under Loch Seld. This is a reference to the moai statue on the ocean in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * Several locations in {{i|The Forbidden Land, Eureka}} are named after characters appearing in Final Fantasy V:<br /> **Port Surgate<br /> **Klauser's Howe<br /> **The Val River Swale<br /> **Klauser's Peace<br /> <br /> * [[The Interdimensional Rift]] is a direct reference to the final dungeon of Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Alte Roite]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V1.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V. The boss's appearance is based on its transformation into the Jura Aevis.<br /> ** [[Catastrophe]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V2.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Halicarnassus]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V3.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Exdeath]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0}} and [[Neo Exdeath]] is the phase 2 boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0 (Savage)}} and based on the final boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|Red Mage}}'s {{i|Dualcast}} ability originates from this game.<br /> * The {{i|Blue Mage}} job originates from this game.<br /> * The boss of the stage 25 [[Masked Carnivale]], [[Azulmagia (enemy)|Azulmagia]], is a reference to the Blue Mage enemy in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** After clearing the stage, Blue Mage's will receive his signature cane as the [[The Spirit of the Whalaqee|Level 50 Blue Mage weapon]].<br /> ** The artifact gear for Blue Mages is based on the gear from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The casting effect for Blue Mages is also based upon the casting effect for Blue Mages in Final Fantasy V.<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Interdimensional Rift&lt;br&gt;Prelude to the Void|Deltascape}}<br /> {{music table row|Boss Theme &quot;Battle 2&quot;|Omega Squared}}<br /> {{music table row|The Decisive Battle|Decisions (Omega)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|Final, Not Final}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The {{i|Dancer}} job originates from this game.<br /> * The ancient civilisation of Ronka and it's ruins are a reference to the Ronka Ruin's in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Fort Gohn]] is named after the village in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The final boss of {{i|The Twinning}}, [[The Tycoon]], is named after the kingdom in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Since the boss is a palette swap of the castle-like primal [[Alexander]], the name could also be a reference to Castle Tycoon or Lenna's father, Alexander Highwind Tycoon.<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|The Day Will Come|The Day Will Come (Endwalker)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * The {{i|Occult Crescent}} is a reference to the Crescent Island from this game. The area in general is a massive reference to the game as a whole.<br /> ** Each of the [[Phantom Jobs]] is based on a job from this game. Each job is represented by a sprite of Bartz Klauser as that job.<br /> *** {{phantom job|Cannoneer|short-name=y}}, {{phantom job|Gladiator|short-name=y}}, and {{phantom job|Necromancer|short-name=y}} are based on jobs exclusive to the GameBoy Advance port of ''V''.<br /> ** The [[Arcanaut's Armor]] sets are based on Bartz's outfits as certain jobs.<br /> *** Fending and Maiming are based on the Berserker.<br /> *** Aiming, Striking, and Scouting are based on the Cannoneer.<br /> *** Casting and Healing are based on the Time Mage.<br /> ** The [[Phantom Village]] is a reference to the town of the same name.<br /> ** The [[Archive]] wears a robe similar to the Omniscient, the boss who guarded the Magic half of ''V'''s Fork Tower.<br /> ** The nation of Karnak mentioned in the area's lore is a reference to the kingdom of the same name.<br /> * Krile using her birth name Maya as a middle name is another reference to her namesake from ''V'': Krile ''Mayer'' Baldesion.<br /> * [[Enuo]] is based on the character from ''V''. Enuo's character design is from the GameBoy Advance port. Their nature as a voidsent references that the Enuo of ''V'''s world created the Void featured in that game.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Town Theme|Town Theme (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle 1|FINAL FANTASY V: Battle 1 (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|A New World|A New World (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Exdeath's Castle|Exdeath's Castle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|FINAL FANTASY V: The Final Battle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy V Steam.jpg|Final Fantasy V Cover on Steam<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category: Final Fantasy series]]</div>

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<p>Supreveio: /* Heavensward */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy IV<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = Masafumi Miyamoto<br /> | artists = Yoshitaka Amano<br /> | writers = Takashi Tokita<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Nintendo Entertainment System<br /> | release = July 19, 1991<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the fourth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|The description of the NA box of &quot;Final Fantasy II&quot;, as it was called upon it's NA release in 1991.|'''THE CRUSADE FOR THE CRYSTALS.'''<br /> In the Kingdom of Baron, powerful airships rule the skies. At the head of this elite fighting force is Cecil, Captain of the Red Wings.<br /> <br /> As our adventure begins, Cecil and his squadron are ordered to steal a powerful crystal from a rival kingdom. Upon their return, Cecil questions the King's orders and is stripped of his command. To prove his loyalty, he must slay a dreadful monster and deliver a mysterious package to a neighboring town. But when the package explodes, destroying everyone, Cecil and his friend Kain vow to fight the King's dark forces. Will you be able to save the world from their evil plan to control the crystals?<br /> <br /> Get ready for the most challenging role-playing adventure ever.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The Setting takes place on the Blue Planet, where it's surface world is inhabited by humans and the underground by dwarves. In it's orbital at has two moons, one natural and one artificially built by the Lunarians, also called the Red Moon. The Lunarians hail from a destroyed world, which remnants became an asteroid field around the Blue Planet. <br /> ==Story==<br /> Cecil, captain of the Red Wings, steals the Water Crystal from Mysidia. After questioning the King od Baron's motives, he gets demoted and together with his friend Kain, Captain of the Dragoons, needs to deliver a package to the Village of Mist. Monsters bursts from the package and lay waste to the village. Rydia, a young girl from the village, summons Titan that causes an earthquake, seperating Cecil and Kain. Rydia is injured, and Cecil takes her to a nearby Inn. Soldiers from the Kingdom of Baron come for her, but Cecil defends her.<br /> <br /> Cecil's love interest Rosa, a white mage, has followed him and is extremely ill with a fever. Cecil and Rydia meet Tellah who is going to Damcyan Castle to retrieve his eloping daughter, Anna. But Anna is killed in an attack by the Red Wings. Edward, the prince of Damcyan explains that the Red Wings' new commander, Golbez, did this to steal the Fire Crystal. Tellah leaves to exact revenge for Anna. The party finds a cure for Rosa's fever, and then decides to go to Fabul to protect the Wind Crystal. The Red Wings appear soon after they arrive, with Cecil's friend Kain as one of Golbez' servants. Kain attacks and defeats Cecil, and when Rosa intervenes, Golbez kidnaps her and Kain takes the Crystal. As the party around Cecil makes their way back to Baron, they are attacked by Leviathan and seperated.<br /> <br /> Cecil awakes alone near Mysidia, where the residents deeply resent him for stealing the Water Crystal. In order to defeat Golbez, the Elder tells him that he must climb Mt. Ordeals to become a Paladin. Before he embarks, the twin mages Palom and Porom join him. On the mountain Cecil encounters Tellah, who is searching for the forbidden spell Meteor to defeat Golbez. After defeating the fiend Scarmiglione Cecil casts away the darkness within him and becomes a Paladin, while Tellah learns Meteor. Upon reaching the Kingdom of Baron and confronting the King, they learn that he is an imposter and one of Golbez' servants, Cagnazzo. After the fight, Cid arrives on the ''Enterprise''. They are caught within a room full of traps, and Palom and Porom sacrifice themselves to save the party.<br /> <br /> On the airship, Kain appears and demands from Cecil to retrieve the final crystal in exchange for Rosa's life. Kain then leads them to the Tower of Zot where Rosa is imprisoned. Golbez takes the crystal and attempts to flee, but Tellah casts Meteor, sacrificing his own life. This only weakens Golbez, but his mindcontrol over Kain is broken. Kain helps Cecil to rescue Rosa and defeat Barbariccia, another fiend of Golbez'. Rosa teleports the party out of the collapsing tower to Baron.<br /> <br /> Kain reveals that Golbez needs four subterranean &quot;Dark Crystals&quot; to reach the moon. They travel underground and encounter the fight between the Dwarves and the Red Wings. They defeat Golbez, but cannot prevent him from stealing the Dwarves' crystal. With the help of the Dwarves the party reach the Tower of Babil, where the crystals are stored. However, they learn that the crystals have been moved to the top of the tower. After escaping a trap set by Golbez, Cid sacrifices himself to seal the passage between the two worlds. The Party is now joined by Edge, the prince of Eblan, and they travel back to the Tower of Babil to retrieve the crystals and take revenge upon Rubicante. Upon reaching the crystal room, they fell through a trap door back to the underground. They find Cid to be alive, and the party set out to retrieve the eighth crystal before Golbez can. When they take the crystal, Golbez appears and reveals that he still has control over Kain. He takes the crystal, and the party travel to Mysidia, where the Elder and mages summon the Lunar Whale, a transport ship to travel to and from the moon.<br /> <br /> Arriving on the moon they meet Fusoya who reveals that Cecil's father was a Lunarian. He explains that Zemus wants to destroy life on the Blue Planet so the Lunarians can inhabit it. They're using Golbez to summon the Giant of Babil. The party returns to the Blue Planet and the overworld and underworld attack the Giant. After the Giant breaks, Golbez and Kain confronts the party. Fusoya breaks Zemus' control over Golbez, and in doing so releasing Kain as well. It is revealed that Golbez is Kain's older brother. Golbez and Fusoya travel to the core of the moon to defeat Zemus, and the party follows them. They witness how they defeat Zemus, only the be quickly fall to Zeromus, the embodiment of Zemus' hatred and rage. On the Blue Planet, the Elder of Mysidia tells everyone to pray for Cecil and his party, which gives Cecil the strength to fight and destroy Zeromus. <br /> <br /> After the battle, Fusoya and Golbez decide to leave the Blue Planet with the moon. The party reunites in the Kingdom of Baron to celebrate the wedding and coronation of Cecil and Rosa as Baron's new king and queen, while Kain casts himself into exil on Mt. Ordeals to atone for his misdeeds.<br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The servers &quot;Mysidia&quot; and &quot;Fabul&quot; refer to the respective village or kingdom.<br /> * In Final Fantasy IV, [[Bahamut]] is sealed away in the Moon [[Dalamud]], which appears bright red in the sky. This is a reference for Final Fantasy IV's Bahamut being sealed within the Red Moon.<br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * The [[Drachen_Mail|Drachen Artifact Armor]] for [[Dragoon]] is a reference to Kain Highwind's armor.<br /> * {{i|Battle Litany}} shows the iconic pose of Kain Highwind, which was also featured on the cover of Final Fantasy IV.<br /> * The allagan [[ADS]] enemies are based on the CPU boss of Final Fantasy IV.<br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * The {{i|Dark Knight}} job originates from this game, as Cecil's starting job.<br /> * The [[Baron Circlet]], Cecil Harvey's Paladin headband, was a pre-order bonus for Heavensward.<br /> * The [[Tantra Attire Coffer (IL 210)|Tantra Artifact Armor]] is based on the artwork for Yang Fang Leiden's by Yoshitaka Amano. <br /> * In {{i|The Final Steps of Faith}}, during the second phase when [[Nidhogg]] takes the form of [[Estinien]], his idle stance is the same pose as Kain Highwind's on the cover.<br /> * The dark version that appears during the [[List_of_dark_knight_quests | Dark Knight quest line]] is similar to the event within Final Fantasy IV.<br /> * [[Calcabrina]], the final boss of {{i|The Antitower}}, is a reference to the dancing doll demon in Final Fantasy IV.<br /> * The first phase of the final boss of {{i|Pharos Sirius (Hard)}} - [[Progenitrix]] is based on the Mom Bomb from Final Fantasy IV.<br /> * The second phase of the final boss of {{i|Pharos Sirius (Hard)}} - [[Progenitrix]] is based on the Dad Bomb boss from Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Calcabrina|Dancing Calcabrina}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * [[Mist Dragon]], the final boss of {{i|The Burn}}, is a reference to the boss and summon 'Mist Dragon' in Final Fantasy IV. <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * [[Giott]] is a reference to King Giott in Final Fantasy IV.<br /> * [[Tomra]] is a reference to the dwarf village with the same name in Final Fantasy IV.<br /> * In the {{i|Seat of Sacrifice}}, the [[Warrior of Light (Boss)|Warrior of Light]] will summon spectral lalafellin Black Mage and White Mage, performing Twincast. This is a reference to Palom and Porom performing Comet Twincast.<br /> * Three of [[Fandaniel|Fandaniel's]] Lunar Primals - [[Lunar Bahamut]], Ifrit and Odin - are based on the Lunar Eidolons appearing in the Game Boy Advance Version of Final Fantasy IV. Their color scheme are based on the original game.<br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * The {{i|Lunar Whale}} is a reference to the Lunar Whale of Final Fantasy IV.<br /> * The main scenario dungeons {{i|Tower of Zot}} and {{i|Tower of Babil}} are a direct reference to the same dungeons in Final Fantasy IV. <br /> * [[The Magus Sisters]] - [[Sanduruva]], [[Cinduruva]] and [[Minduruva]] - are based on the same bosses appearing in Final Fantasy IV.<br /> * The function and location of {{i|The Tower of Babil}} is similar in Final Fantasy IV: it is located near the [[The Eblan Rime|Eblan region]] and houses a portal to the Moon.<br /> * [[Barnabas]] and [[Lugae]] are also bosses in the Final Fantasy IV dungeon of the Tower of Babil.<br /> * [[Mare Lamentorum]] is a reference to the artifical Moon of Final Fantasy IV:<br /> ** In both locations an antagonist - in Final Fantasy XIV's case [[Zodiark]] - is sealed within.<br /> ** [[The Watcher]] is a reference to Fusoya.<br /> ** The [[Loporrits]] are based in the Hummingways. Their appearance are based upon the 3D remake of Final Fantasy IV. They also live on the Moon and use their typical humming noise.<br /> ** A [[Kydonia Knolls|Stone Face]] was also the entrance to a dungeon in Final Fantasy IV Advance.<br /> ** The first boss of {{i|Smileton}} is based upon the Wicked Mask enemies from Final Fantasy IV.<br /> * The [[Meteion|Meteia]] are based on the Maenads of Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. They are also able to create a hivemind and assess a world's state before destroying it.<br /> * The prayers that revive the [[Warrior of Light]]'s party during {{i|The Final Day}} is a reference to the prayers that revive Cecil's party during the Zeromus fight. <br /> ** The description of the prayers are the same.<br /> <br /> * [[Octomammoth (boss)|Octomammoth]]'s design is based upon the boss with the same name that appears in Final Fantasy IV.<br /> <br /> * The [[Post-Endwalker Main Scenario Quests]] are heavily based upon [[Golbez]] and his four fiends, [[Scarmiglione]], [[Barbariccia]], [[Cagnazzo]] and [[Rubicante]]:<br /> ** {{i|The Fell Court of Troia (Duty)}} has the same name as the nation in Final Fantasy IV.<br /> ** All archfiends use their signature spells and attacks. <br /> ** The Kingdom of Baron that briefly appeared in the Contramemoria is named after the Kingdom in Final Fantasy IV.<br /> ** {{i|Mount Ordeals}} is named after the location in Final Fantasy IV. <br /> ** In Final Fantasy IV Golbez fights alongside a Shadow Dragon.<br /> ** The Moon of the Thirteenth is heavily based on the Red Moon in Final Fantasy IV.<br /> ** [[Zeromus]] is based on the final boss of Final Fantasy IV. <br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Tower of Zot|Tower of Zot}}<br /> {{music table row|Welcome to Our Town|Welcome to Our Town! (Endwalker)}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle 1|Battle 1 from FINAL FANTASY IV}}<br /> {{music table row|Somewhere In The World|Somewhere in the World (Ambitions Writhe)}}<br /> {{music table row|Troian Beauty|Troian Beauty (Endwalker)}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle 2|FINAL FANTASY IV: Battle 2 (Endwalker)}}<br /> {{music table row|Sorrow and Loss|Sorrow and Loss (Endwalker)}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle With the Four Fiends|Battle with the Four Fiends (Buried Memory)}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle With the Four Fiends|Forged in Crimson}}<br /> {{music table row|Sorrow and Loss|Sorrow and Loss}}<br /> {{music table row|Suspicion|Suspicion}}<br /> {{music table row|Another Moon|Another Moon}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category: Final Fantasy series]]</div>

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<p>Supreveio: /* References in Final Fantasy XIV */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy III<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = Masafumi Miyamoto<br /> | artists = Koichi Ishii&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya&lt;br&gt;Yoshitaka Amano<br /> | writers = Kenji Terada<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Family Computer<br /> | release = April 27, 1990<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the second installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> <br /> {{quotation| Store Page of 'Final Fantasy III' on Steam| With the power of light nearly eclipsed by the power of darkness, only the crystals' four chosen adventurers can save the world.<br /> <br /> Experience the iconic job changing system first introduced in FFIII - switch jobs at will and use various abilities as you progress in the game. Change into a variety of classes like Warrior, Monk, White Mage, Black Mage, Dragoon, Evoker, or even call monsters to do your bidding with as a Summoner.<br /> <br /> Enjoy the exciting third installment in the FINAL FANTASY series!}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The unnamed world is protected by four elemental crystals. 1000 years prior, an ancient civilisation overused the power of light and triggered a disaster by upsetting the balance between light and darkness. This summoned the Cloud of Darkness who wanted to return the world to nothingness. This conflict was ended by the Warriors of Light and Warriors of Darkness. The ancient civilastion was destroyed and balance was restored. <br /> <br /> At the beginning of the game darkness is taking over the world again, disrupting the balance and spawning monsters.<br /> ==Story==<br /> Four orphans of the village of Ur are chosen by the dying crystals. Dubbing them the Warriors of Light, the dying Wind Crystal grants them the last of its powers and bestow the task of restoring the balance to them. They take off exploring the Floating Continent, and encounter several people like the princess Sara, Desch and Cid. <br /> <br /> When they reach the Fire Crystal, it is under attack from servants of the mage Sande. After defeating them, it grants the Warriors of Light its power.<br /> <br /> Cid gives them the Invincible, an airship that allows the Warriors of Light to travel to the surface world, which is nearly completely flooded. After facing several trials the Water Crystal grants them its blessing. After that, they meet Unei and Doga - students of the Magus Noah - who reveal to them that Xande attacked the crystals to halt time's flow to become immortal. After gaining the final blessing from the Earth Crystal and receiving keys from Xande's servants, they breach into his stronghold - the Crystal Tower.<br /> <br /> The Warriors of Light defeat Xande, but the imbalance still summons the Cloud of Darkness again. The Cloud of Darkness absorbs Xande and kill the Warriors of Light. Unei and Doga sacrifice themselves to revive the Warriors of Light, allowing them to enter the World of Darkness. There they ally with the Warriors of Darkness. They sacrifice themselves to weaken the Cloud of Darkness, giving the Warriors of Light the Chance to kill the Cloud of Darkness. The crystals are revived and the balance is restored, and everyone is able to return to their old lives&lt;ref&gt;[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bo9YdE8HAwQ The Complete Story of Final Fantasy III], Birds of Play, 29.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;.<br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The servers Gysahl and Saronia referred to the village and kingdom within Final Fantasy III.<br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * The [[Onion Helm]] is a reward for puchasing the Collector's Edition of Final Fantasy XIV. The rest of the gear is available in {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}}.<br /> * The name of the [[Enterprise]] for an airship appears for the first time in Final Fantasy III.<br /> * The [[Crystal Tower]] Raid Series is inspired by Final Fantasy III:<br /> ** The Organisation [[NOAH]] is named after the Magus Noah.<br /> ** The {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} is a reference to the Ancient's Maze.<br /> ** The Bosses [[Thanatos]], [[King Behemoth]] and [[Phlegethon]] are references to the bosses in Final Fantasy III.<br /> ** {{i|Syrcus Tower}} is a direct reference to the Syrcus Tower in Final Fantasy III.<br /> ** The Bosses [[Scylla]], [[Glasya Labolas]], [[Amon]] and [[Xande]] are references to the bosses in Final Fantasy III.<br /> ** During casting its abilities [[Glasya Labolas]] takes the same stance as the battle sprite in Final Fantasy III.<br /> ** Xande's fear of mortality and making a pact with the voidbeing [[Cloud of Darkness]] is a direct reference to the story of Final Fantasy III.<br /> ** [[Doga]] and [[Unei]] are named after the two characters in Final Fantasy III.<br /> ** The historical figures from the [[Allagan Empire]] are named Desch and Salina, referencing to the characters appearing in Final Fantasy III.<br /> * The {{i|Wind-up Onion Knight}} is a reference to the Onion Knight sprite in Final Fantasy III. <br /> * [[Nepto Dragon]] is named after a creature appearing in Final Fantasy III.<br /> * The [[Evoker's Horn|Evoker's Attire]] and the upgraded [[Summoner's Attire Coffer|Summoner's Attire]] is a reference to the Final Fantasy III job &quot;Evoker&quot; becoming the &quot;Summoner&quot;.<br /> * The [[Rowena's Token Weapons|weapons]] that could be obtained from Rowena with the rewards from the quest {{i|Primal Focus}} are named after weapons from Final Fantasy III. <br /> * The {{i|Scholar}}, {{i|Summoner}}, {{i|Bard}}, and {{i|Dragoon}} jobs originate from this game.<br /> * The following orchestrion rolls have been rearranged:<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Altar Cave|Hubris}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle 2|Tumbling Down}}<br /> {{music table row|Dorga Theme|Now I Know the Truth}}<br /> {{music table row|Crystal Tower|Out of the Labyrinth}}<br /> {{music table row|The Crystal Tower (Theme)|Out of the Labyrinth}}<br /> {{music table row|Eternal Wind (Map Theme)|Eternal Wind}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * The [[Wind-up Magus]] and [[Wind-up Viking]] enemies in {{i|The Antitower}} are based on the Magus and Viking job sprites.<br /> * The [[Warriors of Darkness]] are based on the same characters from Final Fantasy III<br /> ** Similar to the group in Final Fantasy III, their world has been consumed by a Flood of Light.<br /> ** The job titles are the same as those in Final Fantasy III: Devout, Magus, Ranger and Knight<br /> * The [[Orison_Attire_Coffer_(IL_210)|Orison Attire]] is inspired after the White Mage sprite from Final Fantasy III.<br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The following orchestrion rolls have been rearranged:<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Eternal Wind (Map Theme)|Eternal Wind - Shadowbringers}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * The {{i|Sage}} job originates from this game.<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy III Cover Nintendo DS.jpg|Cover used for the Nintendo DS and PSP Version of Final Fantasy III<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

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<p>Supreveio: /* References in Final Fantasy XIV */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy<br /> | cover = Final Fantasy Cover.jpg<br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square, Nintendo<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = Masafumi Miyamoto<br /> | artists = Yoshitaka Amano<br /> | writers = Hironobu Sakaguchi&lt;br&gt;Kenji Terada<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Nintendo Entertainment System<br /> | release = December 18, 1987<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the first installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> <br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> <br /> {{quotation|North American box description of ''Final Fantasy''|<br /> '''Dragons and broadswords, mystery and adventure. Final Fantasy has them all!'''<br /> <br /> An evil shroud covers the world in darkness. You must restore the powers of earth, wind, fire and water to the Four Orbs. Create your own band of 4 Light Warriors from fighters, thieves, martial artists, and magicians. You'll need all their skills to triumph in this massive role-playing adventure.<br /> <br /> Your treacheroous journey takes you to all parts of a strange new world. Explore dangerous castles and dark caverns where deadly perils, and great rewards await at every turn. Hundreds of ferocious monsters block your path. With patience, skill and cunning you can defeat them.<br /> <br /> Come, begin your quest. Enter an enchanted new World. Command your warriors!<br /> <br /> Prepare to face the Final Fantasy!<br /> <br /> '''A world shrouded in the darkness of evil. Your mission - to restore the light!}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world of '''Final Fantasy''' is determined by the state of four crystals, each governing one of the four elements '''wind''', '''water''', '''earth''' and '''fire'''. 400 years prior to the start of the game, the first crystal - the crystal of wind - went dark, followed by the other crystals, causing calamties across the three continents. A sage tells of a prophecy that four light warriors will come to save the world. <br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> Each of the four warriors of light carries one of the darkened crystals. After rescuing Princess Sarah from Garland, the King of Coneria builds a bridge so the Warriors of Light can access to the town of Pravoka. There they liberate the town from a band of pirates and receive a pirates' ship for their own use. The Warriors now embark on a chain of delivery quests on the shores of the Aldi Sea. First, they retrieve a stolen crown from the Marsh Cave for a king in a ruined castle, who turns out to be the dark elf Astos. Defeating him gains them the Crystal Eye, which they return to the blind witch Matoya in exchange for a herb needed to awaken the elf prince cursed by Astos. The elf prince gives the Warriors of Light the Mystic Key, which is capable of unlocking any door. The key unlocks a storage room in Coneria Castle which holds explosives. With this, they connect the Aldi Sea to the outside World&lt;ref name=FFIStory&gt;[https://web.archive.org/web/20151106034701/http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/bx14k1/gt-retrospectives-final-fantasy-retrospective--part-i &quot;Final Fantasy Retrospective: Part I&quot;], via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_(video_game) Wikipedia], 26.03.2026. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8-ximt-Sqg &quot;The Complete Story of Final Fantasy I&quot;] by Birds of Play, 26.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;.<br /> <br /> From here, the Warriors of Light retrieve the Star Ruby, with which they can gain Sarda's Rod. With it they venture into the Earth Cave and destroy the Earth Fiend, Lich. After obtaining a canoe, and enter Gurgu Volcano, they destroy the Fire Fiend, Kary. After obtaining the Levistone, the northern continents can be reached by airship. With a special liquid from a fairy, the Warriors of Light are able to dive to the Sunken Shrine and defeat the Water Fiend, Kraken. There they received a slab, which can be translated with the help of Dr. Unne and teach the Warriors of Light the lefeinish language. The Lefeinish give the Warriors access to the Floating Castle where they can defeat the Wind Fiend, Tiamat&lt;ref name=FFIStory&gt;[https://web.archive.org/web/20151106034701/http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/bx14k1/gt-retrospectives-final-fantasy-retrospective--part-i &quot;Final Fantasy Retrospective: Part I&quot;], via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_(video_game) Wikipedia], 26.03.2026. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8-ximt-Sqg &quot;The Complete Story of Final Fantasy I&quot;] by Birds of Play, 26.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;. <br /> <br /> With all four fiends defeated and the crystals restored, the Warriors of Light travel back 2000 years into the past to defeat the creator of the fiends. There the Warriors discover that they are part of a time loop: the four fiends had sent Garland - the archdemon Chaos - back in time. Then he sent the fiends to the future and by doing so, creating a time loop by which he could live forever. The Warriors of Light defeat Chaos, ending the time loop and return back to the present. But since the time loop is broken, no one remembers their heroic deeds&lt;ref name=FFIStory&gt;[https://web.archive.org/web/20151106034701/http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/bx14k1/gt-retrospectives-final-fantasy-retrospective--part-i &quot;Final Fantasy Retrospective: Part I&quot;], via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_(video_game) Wikipedia], 26.03.2026. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8-ximt-Sqg &quot;The Complete Story of Final Fantasy I&quot;] by Birds of Play, 26.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;.<br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The server '''Cornelia''' and '''Melmond''' were references to their respective places and kingdoms.<br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * The [[Armor_of_Light|tank gear]] from the {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} is inspired by the appearance of the Warrior of Light's artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.<br /> ** The helmet of this set is part of the Collector's Edition rewards for A Realm Reborn.<br /> * The {{i|Wind-up Warrior of Light}} is based on the Warrior of Light's artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.<br /> * The Minions spawned by the {{i|Minion of Light}} are based on the [[Minion_of_Light_(Warrior)|Warrior]], [[Minion_of_Light_(White_Mage)|White Mage]] and [[Minion_of_Light_(Black_Mage)|Black Mage]] sprites.<br /> * The {{i|Warrior}}, {{i|Paladin}}, {{i|White Mage}}, {{i|Black Mage}}, {{i|Monk}}, and {{i|Ninja}} jobs originate from this game.<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Prelude|Prelude - Discoveries}}<br /> {{music table row|Victory Fanfare|A Victory Fanfare Reborn}}<br /> {{music table row|Final Fantasy|The Seventh Sun}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Matoya]], [[Matoya's Cave]] and the theme &quot;[[The Mushroomery Orchestrion Roll|The Mushroomery]]&quot; are a reference to Matoya in '''Final Fantasy'''.<br /> * Matoya's Crystal Eye is the same item that ''Final Fantasy'' Matoya used.<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Matoya's Cave|The Mushroomery}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Wind-up Red Mage}} was available as a pre-order bonus for Stormblood.<br /> * The {{i|Red Mage}} job originates from this game.<br /> * [[Chaos]] in {{i|Alphascape V1.0}} and {{i|Alphascape V1.0 (Savage)}} is a direct reference. The arena &quot;Chaos Shrine&quot; is a destroyed version of the arena in Final Fantasy.<br /> ** The [[Dark Crystal]] is a reference to a relic that could be found inside the Chaos Shrine.<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle Scene|Battle}}<br /> |}<br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The {{i|Mt. Gulg}} appears as a dungeon and is a reference to the area in '''Final Fantasy'''.<br /> * In the {{i|Seat of Sacrifice}} trial the [[Warrior of Light (Boss)]] takes the appearance of the Warrior of Light artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.<br /> * The bookshelves found around the entrance and final boss arena of {{i|Matoya's Relict}} are engraved with the sprites of the six jobs from ''Final Fantasy''.<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=300px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy Cover JP.jpg|Japanese Cover with art by Yoshitaka Amano<br /> Final Fantasy_NA_box_back.jpg|Back of the NA box<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category: Final Fantasy series]]</div>

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<p>Supreveio: /* A Realm Reborn */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy<br /> | cover = Final Fantasy Cover.jpg<br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square, Nintendo<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = Masafumi Miyamoto<br /> | artists = Yoshitaka Amano<br /> | writers = Hironobu Sakaguchi&lt;br&gt;Kenji Terada<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Nintendo Entertainment System<br /> | release = December 18, 1987<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the first installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> <br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> <br /> {{quotation|North American box description of ''Final Fantasy''|<br /> '''Dragons and broadswords, mystery and adventure. Final Fantasy has them all!'''<br /> <br /> An evil shroud covers the world in darkness. You must restore the powers of earth, wind, fire and water to the Four Orbs. Create your own band of 4 Light Warriors from fighters, thieves, martial artists, and magicians. You'll need all their skills to triumph in this massive role-playing adventure.<br /> <br /> Your treacheroous journey takes you to all parts of a strange new world. Explore dangerous castles and dark caverns where deadly perils, and great rewards await at every turn. Hundreds of ferocious monsters block your path. With patience, skill and cunning you can defeat them.<br /> <br /> Come, begin your quest. Enter an enchanted new World. Command your warriors!<br /> <br /> Prepare to face the Final Fantasy!<br /> <br /> '''A world shrouded in the darkness of evil. Your mission - to restore the light!}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world of '''Final Fantasy''' is determined by the state of four crystals, each governing one of the four elements '''wind''', '''water''', '''earth''' and '''fire'''. 400 years prior to the start of the game, the first crystal - the crystal of wind - went dark, followed by the other crystals, causing calamties across the three continents. A sage tells of a prophecy that four light warriors will come to save the world. <br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> Each of the four warriors of light carries one of the darkened crystals. After rescuing Princess Sarah from Garland, the King of Coneria builds a bridge so the Warriors of Light can access to the town of Pravoka. There they liberate the town from a band of pirates and receive a pirates' ship for their own use. The Warriors now embark on a chain of delivery quests on the shores of the Aldi Sea. First, they retrieve a stolen crown from the Marsh Cave for a king in a ruined castle, who turns out to be the dark elf Astos. Defeating him gains them the Crystal Eye, which they return to the blind witch Matoya in exchange for a herb needed to awaken the elf prince cursed by Astos. The elf prince gives the Warriors of Light the Mystic Key, which is capable of unlocking any door. The key unlocks a storage room in Coneria Castle which holds explosives. With this, they connect the Aldi Sea to the outside World&lt;ref name=FFIStory&gt;[https://web.archive.org/web/20151106034701/http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/bx14k1/gt-retrospectives-final-fantasy-retrospective--part-i &quot;Final Fantasy Retrospective: Part I&quot;], via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_(video_game) Wikipedia], 26.03.2026. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8-ximt-Sqg &quot;The Complete Story of Final Fantasy I&quot;] by Birds of Play, 26.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;.<br /> <br /> From here, the Warriors of Light retrieve the Star Ruby, with which they can gain Sarda's Rod. With it they venture into the Earth Cave and destroy the Earth Fiend, Lich. After obtaining a canoe, and enter Gurgu Volcano, they destroy the Fire Fiend, Kary. After obtaining the Levistone, the northern continents can be reached by airship. With a special liquid from a fairy, the Warriors of Light are able to dive to the Sunken Shrine and defeat the Water Fiend, Kraken. There they received a slab, which can be translated with the help of Dr. Unne and teach the Warriors of Light the lefeinish language. The Lefeinish give the Warriors access to the Floating Castle where they can defeat the Wind Fiend, Tiamat&lt;ref name=FFIStory&gt;[https://web.archive.org/web/20151106034701/http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/bx14k1/gt-retrospectives-final-fantasy-retrospective--part-i &quot;Final Fantasy Retrospective: Part I&quot;], via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_(video_game) Wikipedia], 26.03.2026. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8-ximt-Sqg &quot;The Complete Story of Final Fantasy I&quot;] by Birds of Play, 26.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;. <br /> <br /> With all four fiends defeated and the crystals restored, the Warriors of Light travel back 2000 years into the past to defeat the creator of the fiends. There the Warriors discover that they are part of a time loop: the four fiends had sent Garland - the archdemon Chaos - back in time. Then he sent the fiends to the future and by doing so, creating a time loop by which he could live forever. The Warriors of Light defeat Chaos, ending the time loop and return back to the present. But since the time loop is broken, no one remembers their heroic deeds&lt;ref name=FFIStory&gt;[https://web.archive.org/web/20151106034701/http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/bx14k1/gt-retrospectives-final-fantasy-retrospective--part-i &quot;Final Fantasy Retrospective: Part I&quot;], via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_(video_game) Wikipedia], 26.03.2026. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8-ximt-Sqg &quot;The Complete Story of Final Fantasy I&quot;] by Birds of Play, 26.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;.<br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The server '''Cornelia''' and '''Melmond''' were references to their respective places and kingdoms.<br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * The [[Armor_of_Light|tank gear]] from the {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} is inspired by the appearance of the Warrior of Light's artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.<br /> ** The helmet of this set is part of the Collector's Edition rewards for A Realm Reborn.<br /> * The {{i|Wind-up Warrior of Light}} is based on the Warrior of Light's artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.<br /> * The Minions spawned by the {{i|Minion of Light}} are based on the [[Minion_of_Light_(Warrior)|Warrior]], [[Minion_of_Light_(White_Mage)|White Mage]] and [[Minion_of_Light_(Black_Mage)|Black Mage]] sprites.<br /> * The {{i|Warrior}}, {{i|Paladin}}, {{i|White Mage}}, {{i|Black Mage}}, {{i|Red Mage}}, {{i|Monk}}, and {{i|Ninja}} jobs originate from this game.<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Prelude|Prelude - Discoveries}}<br /> {{music table row|Victory Fanfare|A Victory Fanfare Reborn}}<br /> {{music table row|Final Fantasy|The Seventh Sun}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Matoya]], [[Matoya's Cave]] and the theme &quot;[[The Mushroomery Orchestrion Roll|The Mushroomery]]&quot; are a reference to Matoya in '''Final Fantasy'''.<br /> * Matoya's Crystal Eye is the same item that ''Final Fantasy'' Matoya used.<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Matoya's Cave|The Mushroomery}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Wind-up Red Mage}} was available as a pre-order bonus for Stormblood.<br /> * [[Chaos]] in {{i|Alphascape V1.0}} and {{i|Alphascape V1.0 (Savage)}} is a direct reference. The arena &quot;Chaos Shrine&quot; is a destroyed version of the arena in Final Fantasy.<br /> ** The [[Dark Crystal]] is a reference to a relic that could be found inside the Chaos Shrine.<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle Scene|Battle}}<br /> |}<br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The {{i|Mt. Gulg}} appears as a dungeon and is a reference to the area in '''Final Fantasy'''.<br /> * In the {{i|Seat of Sacrifice}} trial the [[Warrior of Light (Boss)]] takes the appearance of the Warrior of Light artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.<br /> * The bookshelves found around the entrance and final boss arena of {{i|Matoya's Relict}} are engraved with the sprites of the six jobs from ''Final Fantasy''.<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=300px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy Cover JP.jpg|Japanese Cover with art by Yoshitaka Amano<br /> Final Fantasy_NA_box_back.jpg|Back of the NA box<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category: Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_VI&diff=1360680 2026-06-23T18:55:15Z

<p>Supreveio: /* Dawntrail */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy VI<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Yoshinori Kitase&lt;br&gt;Hiroyuki Ito<br /> | producer = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | artists = Tatsuya Takahashi&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya&lt;br&gt;Yoshitaka Amano&lt;br&gt;Hideo Minaba&lt;br&gt;Tetsuya Nomura<br /> | writers = Yoshinori Kitase&lt;br&gt;Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Nintendo Entertainment System<br /> | release = April 2, 1994<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the sixth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Yoshinori Kitase and Hiroyuki Ito.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|&quot;The description of the NA box of &quot;Final Fantasy III&quot;, as it was called upon its NA release in 1994. |'''MagiTek has been reborn. And the end of the world is near.'''<br /> <br /> Ages ago, evil beings created powerful creatures called Espers, and unleashed them against each other. The resulting battles left their world a smoldering rubble. Legend has it, the Espers destroyed themselves and most of humanity. Magic disappeared forever.<br /> <br /> Centuries have passed and a rational world now exists with Espers living only in myths, until one frozen solid since the ancient wars us unearthed. Suddenly, there are reports of magical attacks on civilians. Imperial Commandos launch raids using magic-powered MagiTek weapons. Magic is obviously alive and the world is in danger again.<br /> <br /> Who or what is behind the rediscovery and redeployment of this legendary power? What chaotic plans exist that will wreak havoc on this orderly world?}}<br /> <br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world is divided in three lush continents. The northern continent has multiple mountain ranges, the southern continent has been subjugated by the Gestahl Empire and the eastern continent is mostly ruled by monsters from all over the world. <br /> <br /> One thousand years ago, the &quot;War of the Magi&quot; took place: The &quot;Warring Triad&quot; used innocent humans and transformed them into magical beings called Espers. Realising their mistakes, they freed the Espers and sealed their own powers into three statues. The freed Espers sealed the statues and themselves from the realms of humans. Magic was slowly fading and became a myth as humankind built a society of technology.<br /> <br /> The Gestahl Empire has taken advantage of the weakening barrier between the world of magic and the world of humans and was able to caught some Espers. They used those Espers as power source, creating &quot;Magitek&quot;, a craft that combines magic and technology, and infuse humans with magical powers. <br /> ==Story==<br /> Terra is on a mission to retrieve a powerful Esper which is encased in ice. A magical reaction occurs, knocking her unconscious and killing Terra's comrades. When Terra awakes, she learns that she was controlled by a &quot;slave crown&quot;, and since it is not working anymore, she cannot recall anything but her name. She now has the ability to wield magic without aid and is introduced to an organisation called the &quot;Returners&quot;. They want to rebel against the empire and Terra agrees to help. They learn that the imperial soldiers lead by Kefka are planning on another attempt of retrieving the frozen Esper. After repelling Kefka's attack, Terra experiences another reaction where she transforms into an Esper and flies to another continent. Her party is able to locate her. Upon arriving they are confronted by another Esper named Ramuh, who tells them that Terra needs help from another Esper which is held captive in the capital city of the Empire - Vector.<br /> <br /> At Vector the party tries to safe several Espers, but they are weak and don't want to fight anymore. Instead they offer their lives and turn themselves into &quot;Magicite&quot;. The party returns to Terra and there they witness another reaction between Terra and the Magicite &quot;Maduin&quot;. It is revealed that Terra is the daughter of Maduin and a human mothers. With this revelation, the Returners ask Terra to convince the Espers to join their rebellion. She travels to the sealed gate between the human and Esper world - not realizing that the Empire had followed them. Emperor Gestahl and Kefka retrieve the statues of the Warring Triad and cause a calamity by raising a landmass called the Floating Continent. When the party faces the Emperor and Kefka, Kefka runs mad and kills the Emperor. He changes the alignment of the statues, causing an imbalance and destroying most of the world.<br /> <br /> A year later, Kefka uses the Warring Triad to rule the world and annihilate those that oppose him. Life slowly withers away. Celes, one of the party members, starts searching for her lost comrades who are scattered around the ruined world. They reunite and decide to face Kefka and end his tyranny. They fight and defeat the Warring Triad first before facing Kefka. After he is defeated, Espers and magic disappear from the world, and it slowly regenerates.<br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The server Figaro referred to a kingdom of the same name. <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * During its first appearance in the trailer of &quot;A Realm Reborn&quot;, a Magitek armor is ridden by a green-haired female Hyur. This is a reference to the opening scene of Final Fantasy VI where Terra rides a Magitek Armor.<br /> * A remix of &quot;Terra's Theme&quot; is the mount music for the Magitek Armor ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVNz_CfhSuY Magiteknickal Difficulties], not available as an Orchestrion Roll)<br /> * The Garlean Empire's technology is also called Magitek and was invented by the engineer Cid Del Norte Marquez.<br /> * Two Versions of the Magitek armor are available as mounts: One is the armless one based on Yoshitaka Amano's design, and one based on the armored version.<br /> * When [[Cid]] suffers from amnesia, he calls himself &quot;Marques&quot;, a reference to the Cid in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * Among the Castri operates a Phantom Train. It is boarded by Y'shtola and Yda in {{i|Escape from Castrum Centri}}. The Train is a reference to the Phantom Train that the party in Final Fantasy VI needs to escape from.<br /> * The [[Scholar]] Limit Break &quot;Angel Feathers&quot; is based on the Esper Seraph's ability with the same name. <br /> * During the [[Ixal]] quests, an airship named &quot;Blackjack&quot; appears. Setzer Gabbiani's airship in Final Fantasy VI was called &quot;Blackjack&quot;.<br /> * [[Ultros]] and [[Typhon]], as well as {{i|The Dragon's Neck}}, are references to Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** Ultros is a reoccuring boss and comical relief in Final Fantasy VI. Typhon is his friend.<br /> ** Both were forced to work in &quot;The Dragon's Neck Coliseum&quot;. The arena in &quot;The Dragon's Neck&quot; is a direct reference.<br /> * The [[Gambler's Attire]] is based on Setzer's costume in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The trend of having a duo named [[Biggs]] and [[Wedge]] started in ''Final Fantasy VI''.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|The Decisive Battle|A Battle Decisively}} <br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * {{i|Gestahl}} is based on the joke that the sprite of Emperor Gestahl from Final Fantasy VI looks like a dog. <br /> * {{i|Machinist}}'s {{i|Air Anchor}}, {{i|Auto Crossbow}}, {{i|Bioblaster}}, {{i|Chain Saw}}, and {{i|Drill}} abilities are based on Edgar's Tools from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The mythical Moogle Warrior &quot;Mog&quot; who is mentioned by the Moogles in [[Moghome]] in [[The Churning Mists]] is a reference to Mog from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Moglin]], [[Moghan]] and [[Mogwin]] are named after the Moogles from Final Fantasy VI. <br /> * The floating continent of [[Azys Lla]] is inspired by the Floating Continent of Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** The Garlean Legion deployed to Azys Lla is the VIth Legion<br /> ** &quot;Proto Ultima&quot; can be seen flying around the continent. The creature is based on the Ultima Weapon boss from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> ** {{i|The Aetherochemical Research Facility}} houses three primals known as the Warring Triad. Their statues can also be found outside of the dungeon.<br /> * The [[Warring Triad]] are encountered in the following trials:<br /> ** Sephirot: {{i|Containment Bay S1T7}}<br /> ** Sophia: {{i|Containment Bay P1T6}}<br /> ** Zurvan: {{i|Containment Bay Z1T9}}<br /> *** The names of each of the Triad are taken from concept art from ''VI''. In-game they are only known as Demon, Goddess, and Fiend, respectively.<br /> * The appearance of the Ultima Beast in the {{i|The Fractal Continuum (Hard)}} is based on the Ultima Weapon from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The boss [[Ymir]] from {{i|Hullbreaker Isle (Hard)}} is a reference to the Ymir Unshelled monsters from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Deathgaze Hollow]] from {{i|Dun Scaith}} is a reference to Deathgaze from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle to the Death|Battle to the Death - Heavensward}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Falcon (Mount)}} is based on the &quot;fastest airship in the world&quot; in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Samurai]]'s Hissatsu abilites and are based on Cyan's Bushido from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Doma]] is based on the same region from Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** Both nations are wiped out after rebelling against their respective empires (the Gestahlian Empire in Final Fantasy VI, the Garlean Empire in Final Fantasy XIV).<br /> ** Both nations contain elements based on Feudal Japan.<br /> * Kaien is a reference to Cyan Garamonde from Final Fantasy VI. Kaien's name is based on the romaji of Cyan's japanese name, Cayenne.<br /> * [[Hien]] is a reference to Owaine, Cyan Garamonde's son. Hien's childhood name is the japanese name of Owaine - Shun. <br /> ** Additionally, Hien is found on a cliff in {{i|An Impossible Dream}} in the same way as Cyan Garamonde is found in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * {{i|Castrum Abania}}'s bosses and monsters - [[Magna Roader]], [[Subject Number XXIV]], [[Inferno]] and others - are references to monsters and bosses from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Sigmascape]] features bosses from Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V1.0}} features the [[Phantom Train]].<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V2.0}} features [[Chadarnook]].<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V3.0}} features [[Guardian (boss)]]<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V4.0}} features [[Kefka]]. During his boss fight he recites many quotes from Final Fantasy VI. in {{i|Sigmascape V4.0 (Savage)}}, God Kefka makes an appearance.<br /> * The meeting with [[Varis zos Galvus|Emperor Varis]] in {{i|Parley on the Front Lines}} shares similarities with the meeting of the Gestahlian Emperor and The Returners in Final Fantasy VI. <br /> * The [[Alchemist]] Questline revolving around reviving a lover is a reference to the story of Locke and Rachel in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[The Wolf Burglar]] in Stormblood's Hildibrand Questline is a reference to a Lupin in Final Fantasy VI: At one point, the player needs to choose between an ally or a precious item. A similar situation happens in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Cyan's Theme|Cyan's Theme}}<br /> {{music table row|Gogo's Theme|Gogo's Theme}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement I}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement II}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement III}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement IV}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * [[Monk]]'s ability [[Masterful Blitz]] is based on Sabin's Blitz from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The mount {{i|Blackjack}} is based on the airship of Setzer Gabbiani's airship in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * [[Pictomancer]] is based on Relm Arrowny from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> ** The level 100 [[Pictomancer's Bolero| Artifact Armor (Dawntrail)]] is based on Relm's Outfit.<br /> * [[Kefka]] is fought again in {{i|Dancing Mad (Ultimate)}}.<br /> ** &quot;Dancing Mad&quot; is the name of the final boss theme of ''VI''.<br /> ** After being defeated, Kefka turns into his two-dimensional sprite from the Pixel Remaster version of ''Final Fantasy VI''.<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy VI Cover Art.jpg| Cover Art<br /> Final Fantasy VI Steam Cover.jpg|Steam Cover for Final Fantasy VI<br /> Final Fantasy III Cover NA.jpg|Cover of &quot;Final Fantasy III&quot;, the release of Final Fantasy VI in NA in 1994<br /> Final Fantasy VI NA box back.jpg|Back of NA box from 1994<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_XI&diff=1336184 2026-06-08T00:21:19Z

<p>Supreveio: /* Endwalker */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy XI<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square Enix<br /> | director = Koichi Ishii (1999-2003)&lt;br&gt;Nobuaki Komoto (2003-2008)&lt;br&gt;Koichi Ogawa (2008-2010)&lt;br&gt;Akihiko Matsui (2010)&lt;br&gt;Mizuki Ito (2010-2016)&lt;br&gt;Yoji Fujito (since 2016)<br /> | producer = Hiromichi Tanaka (1999-2012)&lt;br&gt;Akihiko Matsui (2010-2016)&lt;br&gt;Yoji Fujito (since 2016)<br /> | artists = Ryosuke Aiba<br /> | writers = Nobuaki Komoto&lt;br&gt;Masato Kato<br /> | composer = Naoshi Mizuta&lt;br&gt;Kumi Tanioka&lt;br&gt;Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = PlayStation 2&lt;br&gt;Microsoft Windows&lt;br&gt;Xbox 360<br /> | release = May 16, 2002<br /> | genres = MMORPG<br /> | mode = multiplayer<br /> }}<br /> It is the eleventh installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and is currently (2026) directed by Yoji Fujito. It is the first MMORPG of the series and enhanced by multiple expansion packs.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Description from the [https://www.playonline.com/ff11us/intro/about/welcome.html Final Fantasy XI website]|The world of Vana'diel stands at the brink of war. Three powerful nations, united in their plight against the beastmen forces, look to their last hope - brave adventurers like you!<br /> <br /> Will the beastmen gain the upper hand, and thrust the once-peaceful Vana'diel into another ar?<br /> <br /> Step into the world of Vana'diel and journey forth on grand adventures with players from all across the globe! FINAL FANTASY XI is the firs tonline game in the award-winning FINAL FANTASY series.<br /> <br /> How you play is up to you, with limitless possibilities for adventure.<br /> <br /> Set out on your own to discover the countless secrets of Vana'diel, or form a party with your friends to purge the bestman forces bring home sensational spoils.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world of Final Fantasy Xi is called Vana'diel and is a rich world with diverse climates. Six city-states exist:<br /> * the Republic of Bastok<br /> * the Kingdom of San d'Oria<br /> * the Federation of Windrust<br /> * the Grand Duchy of Jeuno<br /> * the Empire of Aht Urhgan<br /> * the Sacred City of Adoulin<br /> <br /> Vana'diel was created as a playground for the Gods and their children spawned from an enormous Crystal. Wishing to be one with the Gods, they built a path to Paradise, for which they were smote down by the Gods. THe Goddess Altana wept five tears which would give life to the five races: the Galka, the Mithra, the Hume, the Elvaan and the Tarutaru. The Goddess of Twilight Promathia condemned Altana and cursed those races with eternal conflict and bringing out their worst attitudes:<br /> <br /> * the apathy of Humes<br /> * the arrogance of Elvaans<br /> * the rage of Galka<br /> * the cawardice of Tarutaru<br /> * the envy of Mithra<br /> <br /> The events of the game are set 20 years after the Crystal War where the Middle Lands nations of Bastok, San d'Oria and Windrust defeated the Shadow Lord. <br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> Players begin in one of the three main countries: San d'Oria, Bastok and Windrust. They must help with creating alliances and banding nations together to fight against the resurrected Shadow Lord.<br /> <br /> '''Rise of the Zilart (2003):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> The Crystal War and the resurrection of the Shadow Lord was orchestrated by the Zilart Princes Eald'Narche and Kam'lanaut. They plan to open the path to paradise.<br /> <br /> '''Chains of Promathia (2004):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> Along with an Elvaan girl named Prishe the player needs to prevent the resurrection of the Zilart race. The wyrmking Bahamut intends to destroy Vana'diel to prevent the Goddess Promathia to absorb the world. <br /> <br /> '''Treasure of Aht Urhgan (2006):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> After years of self-imposed isolation, the Empire of Aht Urhgan opens up to the other nations, revealing the intrigues of the Empress' court and the fear of war and darkness.<br /> <br /> '''Wings of the Goddess (2007):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> Set during the Crystal War 20 years prior, the Elvaan/Hume mix Lilisette and the Regal Feline Cait Sith want to reduce the suffering of the era, while Lilith, an alternate timeline version of herself, wants the war to keep going.<br /> <br /> '''Seekers of Adoulin (2013):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> The western continent archipelago of Adoulin and the Sacred City of Adoulin are open to explore once again.<br /> <br /> '''Rhapsodies of Vana'diel (2015):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> The Cloud of Darkness pose a threat to the realm, and the overall storylines are concluded.<br /> <br /> '''The Voracious Resurgence (2020):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> So called &quot;world eater eggs&quot; appear throughout the land of Vana'diel.<br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * Each of the playable races are based on those in ''XI''.<br /> ** [[Hyur]] are based on the Humes.<br /> ** [[Elezen]] are based on the Elvaan.<br /> ** [[Lalafell]] are based on the Tarutaru.<br /> ** [[Miqo'te]] are based on the Mithra. Male Miqo'te not being playable in Legacy references how only female Mithra were playable in ''XI''.<br /> ** [[Roegadyn]] are based on the Galka. Players only being able to create male Roegadyn despite [[Merlwyb|female Roegadyn]] existing in Legacy references how Galka were a male-only race in ''XI''.<br /> * [[Goobbue]]s, [[Goblin]]s, [[Mandragora]]s, and [[Mamool Ja]] are based directly on their ''XI'' counterparts.<br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * [[Gagana]] are based on the Roc enemies from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> * [[Yovra]], [[Phuabo]] and [[Xzomit]] are directly based on enemies from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> * {{i|The Forbidden Land, Eureka}}<br /> ** The leveling system is based on the one in ''XI'', in particular losing experience points and potentially levels on death.<br /> ** Many Notorious Monsters found in Eureka are based on Notorious Monsters from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The [[Pixie]]s are based directly on their counterparts from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * [[Regolith]]s, [[Thinker]]s, [[Weeper]]s, and [[Wanderer]]s are directly based on their ''Final Fantasy XI'' counterparts.<br /> * Omicron [[Beta]] and [[Delta]] units are based on the [https://www.bg-wiki.com/ffxi/Category:Spheroid Spheroid] and [https://www.bg-wiki.com/ffxi/Category:Gear Gear] enemies from ''Final Fantasy XI'', respectively.<br /> * {{i|Alzadaal's Legacy (Duty)}} is based on the Undersea Ruins of Alzadaal.<br /> ** The [[Qutrub]], [[Alzadaal's Rampart|Rampart]], [[Armored Chariot|Chariot]], and [[Acrolith]] enemies are based on their ''Final Fantasy XI'' counterparts.<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * [[Gulool Ja Ja]] and [[Zoraal Ja]] are based on Notorious Monsters from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> * The {{i|Echoes of Vana'diel}} alliance raid series is based directly on ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> ** Vana'diel's Gulool Ja Ja is an antagonist of the raid series, putting him in direct contrast with his Turali counterpart.<br /> <br /> '''Music References'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row||}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_XI&diff=1336182 2026-06-08T00:20:22Z

<p>Supreveio: /* Endwalker */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy XI<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square Enix<br /> | director = Koichi Ishii (1999-2003)&lt;br&gt;Nobuaki Komoto (2003-2008)&lt;br&gt;Koichi Ogawa (2008-2010)&lt;br&gt;Akihiko Matsui (2010)&lt;br&gt;Mizuki Ito (2010-2016)&lt;br&gt;Yoji Fujito (since 2016)<br /> | producer = Hiromichi Tanaka (1999-2012)&lt;br&gt;Akihiko Matsui (2010-2016)&lt;br&gt;Yoji Fujito (since 2016)<br /> | artists = Ryosuke Aiba<br /> | writers = Nobuaki Komoto&lt;br&gt;Masato Kato<br /> | composer = Naoshi Mizuta&lt;br&gt;Kumi Tanioka&lt;br&gt;Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = PlayStation 2&lt;br&gt;Microsoft Windows&lt;br&gt;Xbox 360<br /> | release = May 16, 2002<br /> | genres = MMORPG<br /> | mode = multiplayer<br /> }}<br /> It is the eleventh installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and is currently (2026) directed by Yoji Fujito. It is the first MMORPG of the series and enhanced by multiple expansion packs.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Description from the [https://www.playonline.com/ff11us/intro/about/welcome.html Final Fantasy XI website]|The world of Vana'diel stands at the brink of war. Three powerful nations, united in their plight against the beastmen forces, look to their last hope - brave adventurers like you!<br /> <br /> Will the beastmen gain the upper hand, and thrust the once-peaceful Vana'diel into another ar?<br /> <br /> Step into the world of Vana'diel and journey forth on grand adventures with players from all across the globe! FINAL FANTASY XI is the firs tonline game in the award-winning FINAL FANTASY series.<br /> <br /> How you play is up to you, with limitless possibilities for adventure.<br /> <br /> Set out on your own to discover the countless secrets of Vana'diel, or form a party with your friends to purge the bestman forces bring home sensational spoils.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world of Final Fantasy Xi is called Vana'diel and is a rich world with diverse climates. Six city-states exist:<br /> * the Republic of Bastok<br /> * the Kingdom of San d'Oria<br /> * the Federation of Windrust<br /> * the Grand Duchy of Jeuno<br /> * the Empire of Aht Urhgan<br /> * the Sacred City of Adoulin<br /> <br /> Vana'diel was created as a playground for the Gods and their children spawned from an enormous Crystal. Wishing to be one with the Gods, they built a path to Paradise, for which they were smote down by the Gods. THe Goddess Altana wept five tears which would give life to the five races: the Galka, the Mithra, the Hume, the Elvaan and the Tarutaru. The Goddess of Twilight Promathia condemned Altana and cursed those races with eternal conflict and bringing out their worst attitudes:<br /> <br /> * the apathy of Humes<br /> * the arrogance of Elvaans<br /> * the rage of Galka<br /> * the cawardice of Tarutaru<br /> * the envy of Mithra<br /> <br /> The events of the game are set 20 years after the Crystal War where the Middle Lands nations of Bastok, San d'Oria and Windrust defeated the Shadow Lord. <br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> Players begin in one of the three main countries: San d'Oria, Bastok and Windrust. They must help with creating alliances and banding nations together to fight against the resurrected Shadow Lord.<br /> <br /> '''Rise of the Zilart (2003):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> The Crystal War and the resurrection of the Shadow Lord was orchestrated by the Zilart Princes Eald'Narche and Kam'lanaut. They plan to open the path to paradise.<br /> <br /> '''Chains of Promathia (2004):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> Along with an Elvaan girl named Prishe the player needs to prevent the resurrection of the Zilart race. The wyrmking Bahamut intends to destroy Vana'diel to prevent the Goddess Promathia to absorb the world. <br /> <br /> '''Treasure of Aht Urhgan (2006):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> After years of self-imposed isolation, the Empire of Aht Urhgan opens up to the other nations, revealing the intrigues of the Empress' court and the fear of war and darkness.<br /> <br /> '''Wings of the Goddess (2007):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> Set during the Crystal War 20 years prior, the Elvaan/Hume mix Lilisette and the Regal Feline Cait Sith want to reduce the suffering of the era, while Lilith, an alternate timeline version of herself, wants the war to keep going.<br /> <br /> '''Seekers of Adoulin (2013):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> The western continent archipelago of Adoulin and the Sacred City of Adoulin are open to explore once again.<br /> <br /> '''Rhapsodies of Vana'diel (2015):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> The Cloud of Darkness pose a threat to the realm, and the overall storylines are concluded.<br /> <br /> '''The Voracious Resurgence (2020):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> So called &quot;world eater eggs&quot; appear throughout the land of Vana'diel.<br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * Each of the playable races are based on those in ''XI''.<br /> ** [[Hyur]] are based on the Humes.<br /> ** [[Elezen]] are based on the Elvaan.<br /> ** [[Lalafell]] are based on the Tarutaru.<br /> ** [[Miqo'te]] are based on the Mithra. Male Miqo'te not being playable in Legacy references how only female Mithra were playable in ''XI''.<br /> ** [[Roegadyn]] are based on the Galka. Players only being able to create male Roegadyn despite [[Merlwyb|female Roegadyn]] existing in Legacy references how Galka were a male-only race in ''XI''.<br /> * [[Goobbue]]s, [[Goblin]]s, [[Mandragora]]s, and [[Mamool Ja]] are based directly on their ''XI'' counterparts.<br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * [[Gagana]] are based on the Roc enemies from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> * [[Yovra]], [[Phuabo]] and [[Xzomit]] are directly based on enemies from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> * {{i|The Forbidden Land, Eureka}}<br /> ** The leveling system is based on the one in ''XI'', in particular losing experience points and potentially levels on death.<br /> ** Many Notorious Monsters found in Eureka are based on Notorious Monsters from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The [[Pixie]]s are based directly on their counterparts from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * [[Regolith]]s are directly based on their ''Final Fantasy XI'' counterparts.<br /> * Omicron [[Beta]] and [[Delta]] units are based on the [https://www.bg-wiki.com/ffxi/Category:Spheroid Spheroid] and [https://www.bg-wiki.com/ffxi/Category:Gear Gear] enemies from ''Final Fantasy XI'', respectively.<br /> * {{i|Alzadaal's Legacy (Duty)}} is based on the Undersea Ruins of Alzadaal.<br /> ** The [[Qutrub]], [[Alzadaal's Rampart|Rampart]], [[Armored Chariot|Chariot]], and [[Acrolith]] enemies are based on their ''Final Fantasy XI'' counterparts.<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * [[Gulool Ja Ja]] and [[Zoraal Ja]] are based on Notorious Monsters from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> * The {{i|Echoes of Vana'diel}} alliance raid series is based directly on ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> ** Vana'diel's Gulool Ja Ja is an antagonist of the raid series, putting him in direct contrast with his Turali counterpart.<br /> <br /> '''Music References'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row||}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_XI&diff=1336179 2026-06-08T00:18:28Z

<p>Supreveio: /* References in Final Fantasy XIV */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy XI<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square Enix<br /> | director = Koichi Ishii (1999-2003)&lt;br&gt;Nobuaki Komoto (2003-2008)&lt;br&gt;Koichi Ogawa (2008-2010)&lt;br&gt;Akihiko Matsui (2010)&lt;br&gt;Mizuki Ito (2010-2016)&lt;br&gt;Yoji Fujito (since 2016)<br /> | producer = Hiromichi Tanaka (1999-2012)&lt;br&gt;Akihiko Matsui (2010-2016)&lt;br&gt;Yoji Fujito (since 2016)<br /> | artists = Ryosuke Aiba<br /> | writers = Nobuaki Komoto&lt;br&gt;Masato Kato<br /> | composer = Naoshi Mizuta&lt;br&gt;Kumi Tanioka&lt;br&gt;Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = PlayStation 2&lt;br&gt;Microsoft Windows&lt;br&gt;Xbox 360<br /> | release = May 16, 2002<br /> | genres = MMORPG<br /> | mode = multiplayer<br /> }}<br /> It is the eleventh installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and is currently (2026) directed by Yoji Fujito. It is the first MMORPG of the series and enhanced by multiple expansion packs.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Description from the [https://www.playonline.com/ff11us/intro/about/welcome.html Final Fantasy XI website]|The world of Vana'diel stands at the brink of war. Three powerful nations, united in their plight against the beastmen forces, look to their last hope - brave adventurers like you!<br /> <br /> Will the beastmen gain the upper hand, and thrust the once-peaceful Vana'diel into another ar?<br /> <br /> Step into the world of Vana'diel and journey forth on grand adventures with players from all across the globe! FINAL FANTASY XI is the firs tonline game in the award-winning FINAL FANTASY series.<br /> <br /> How you play is up to you, with limitless possibilities for adventure.<br /> <br /> Set out on your own to discover the countless secrets of Vana'diel, or form a party with your friends to purge the bestman forces bring home sensational spoils.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world of Final Fantasy Xi is called Vana'diel and is a rich world with diverse climates. Six city-states exist:<br /> * the Republic of Bastok<br /> * the Kingdom of San d'Oria<br /> * the Federation of Windrust<br /> * the Grand Duchy of Jeuno<br /> * the Empire of Aht Urhgan<br /> * the Sacred City of Adoulin<br /> <br /> Vana'diel was created as a playground for the Gods and their children spawned from an enormous Crystal. Wishing to be one with the Gods, they built a path to Paradise, for which they were smote down by the Gods. THe Goddess Altana wept five tears which would give life to the five races: the Galka, the Mithra, the Hume, the Elvaan and the Tarutaru. The Goddess of Twilight Promathia condemned Altana and cursed those races with eternal conflict and bringing out their worst attitudes:<br /> <br /> * the apathy of Humes<br /> * the arrogance of Elvaans<br /> * the rage of Galka<br /> * the cawardice of Tarutaru<br /> * the envy of Mithra<br /> <br /> The events of the game are set 20 years after the Crystal War where the Middle Lands nations of Bastok, San d'Oria and Windrust defeated the Shadow Lord. <br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> Players begin in one of the three main countries: San d'Oria, Bastok and Windrust. They must help with creating alliances and banding nations together to fight against the resurrected Shadow Lord.<br /> <br /> '''Rise of the Zilart (2003):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> The Crystal War and the resurrection of the Shadow Lord was orchestrated by the Zilart Princes Eald'Narche and Kam'lanaut. They plan to open the path to paradise.<br /> <br /> '''Chains of Promathia (2004):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> Along with an Elvaan girl named Prishe the player needs to prevent the resurrection of the Zilart race. The wyrmking Bahamut intends to destroy Vana'diel to prevent the Goddess Promathia to absorb the world. <br /> <br /> '''Treasure of Aht Urhgan (2006):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> After years of self-imposed isolation, the Empire of Aht Urhgan opens up to the other nations, revealing the intrigues of the Empress' court and the fear of war and darkness.<br /> <br /> '''Wings of the Goddess (2007):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> Set during the Crystal War 20 years prior, the Elvaan/Hume mix Lilisette and the Regal Feline Cait Sith want to reduce the suffering of the era, while Lilith, an alternate timeline version of herself, wants the war to keep going.<br /> <br /> '''Seekers of Adoulin (2013):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> The western continent archipelago of Adoulin and the Sacred City of Adoulin are open to explore once again.<br /> <br /> '''Rhapsodies of Vana'diel (2015):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> The Cloud of Darkness pose a threat to the realm, and the overall storylines are concluded.<br /> <br /> '''The Voracious Resurgence (2020):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> So called &quot;world eater eggs&quot; appear throughout the land of Vana'diel.<br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * Each of the playable races are based on those in ''XI''.<br /> ** [[Hyur]] are based on the Humes.<br /> ** [[Elezen]] are based on the Elvaan.<br /> ** [[Lalafell]] are based on the Tarutaru.<br /> ** [[Miqo'te]] are based on the Mithra. Male Miqo'te not being playable in Legacy references how only female Mithra were playable in ''XI''.<br /> ** [[Roegadyn]] are based on the Galka. Players only being able to create male Roegadyn despite [[Merlwyb|female Roegadyn]] existing in Legacy references how Galka were a male-only race in ''XI''.<br /> * [[Goobbue]]s, [[Goblin]]s, [[Mandragora]]s, and [[Mamool Ja]] are based directly on their ''XI'' counterparts.<br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * [[Gagana]] are based on the Roc enemies from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> * [[Yovra]], [[Phuabo]] and [[Xzomit]] are directly based on enemies from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> * {{i|The Forbidden Land, Eureka}}<br /> ** The leveling system is based on the one in ''XI'', in particular losing experience points and potentially levels on death.<br /> ** Many Notorious Monsters found in Eureka are based on Notorious Monsters from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The [[Pixie]]s are based directly on their counterparts from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * [[Regolith]]s and [[Mantid]]s are directly based on their ''Final Fantasy XI'' counterparts.<br /> * Omicron [[Beta]] and [[Delta]] units are based on the [https://www.bg-wiki.com/ffxi/Category:Spheroid Spheroid] and [https://www.bg-wiki.com/ffxi/Category:Gear Gear] enemies from ''Final Fantasy XI'', respectively.<br /> * {{i|Alzadaal's Legacy (Duty)}} is based on the Undersea Ruins of Alzadaal.<br /> ** The [[Qutrub]], [[Alzadaal's Rampart|Rampart]], [[Armored Chariot|Chariot]], and [[Acrolith]] enemies are based on their ''Final Fantasy XI'' counterparts.<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * [[Gulool Ja Ja]] and [[Zoraal Ja]] are based on Notorious Monsters from ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> * The {{i|Echoes of Vana'diel}} alliance raid series is based directly on ''Final Fantasy XI''.<br /> ** Vana'diel's Gulool Ja Ja is an antagonist of the raid series, putting him in direct contrast with his Turali counterpart.<br /> <br /> '''Music References'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row||}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_VI&diff=1336167 2026-06-07T23:51:04Z

<p>Supreveio: /* References in Final Fantasy XIV */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy VI<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Yoshinori Kitase&lt;br&gt;Hiroyuki Ito<br /> | producer = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | artists = Tatsuya Takahashi&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya&lt;br&gt;Yoshitaka Amano&lt;br&gt;Hideo Minaba&lt;br&gt;Tetsuya Nomura<br /> | writers = Yoshinori Kitase&lt;br&gt;Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Nintendo Entertainment System<br /> | release = April 2, 1994<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the sixth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Yoshinori Kitase and Hiroyuki Ito.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|&quot;The description of the NA box of &quot;Final Fantasy III&quot;, as it was called upon its NA release in 1994. |'''MagiTek has been reborn. And the end of the world is near.'''<br /> <br /> Ages ago, evil beings created powerful creatures called Espers, and unleashed them against each other. The resulting battles left their world a smoldering rubble. Legend has it, the Espers destroyed themselves and most of humanity. Magic disappeared forever.<br /> <br /> Centuries have passed and a rational world now exists with Espers living only in myths, until one frozen solid since the ancient wars us unearthed. Suddenly, there are reports of magical attacks on civilians. Imperial Commandos launch raids using magic-powered MagiTek weapons. Magic is obviously alive and the world is in danger again.<br /> <br /> Who or what is behind the rediscovery and redeployment of this legendary power? What chaotic plans exist that will wreak havoc on this orderly world?}}<br /> <br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world is divided in three lush continents. The northern continent has multiple mountain ranges, the southern continent has been subjugated by the Gestahl Empire and the eastern continent is mostly ruled by monsters from all over the world. <br /> <br /> One thousand years ago, the &quot;War of the Magi&quot; took place: The &quot;Warring Triad&quot; used innocent humans and transformed them into magical beings called Espers. Realising their mistakes, they freed the Espers and sealed their own powers into three statues. The freed Espers sealed the statues and themselves from the realms of humans. Magic was slowly fading and became a myth as humankind built a society of technology.<br /> <br /> The Gestahl Empire has taken advantage of the weakening barrier between the world of magic and the world of humans and was able to caught some Espers. They used those Espers as power source, creating &quot;Magitek&quot;, a craft that combines magic and technology, and infuse humans with magical powers. <br /> ==Story==<br /> Terra is on a mission to retrieve a powerful Esper which is encased in ice. A magical reaction occurs, knocking her unconscious and killing Terra's comrades. When Terra awakes, she learns that she was controlled by a &quot;slave crown&quot;, and since it is not working anymore, she cannot recall anything but her name. She now has the ability to wield magic without aid and is introduced to an organisation called the &quot;Returners&quot;. They want to rebel against the empire and Terra agrees to help. They learn that the imperial soldiers lead by Kefka are planning on another attempt of retrieving the frozen Esper. After repelling Kefka's attack, Terra experiences another reaction where she transforms into an Esper and flies to another continent. Her party is able to locate her. Upon arriving they are confronted by another Esper named Ramuh, who tells them that Terra needs help from another Esper which is held captive in the capital city of the Empire - Vector.<br /> <br /> At Vector the party tries to safe several Espers, but they are weak and don't want to fight anymore. Instead they offer their lives and turn themselves into &quot;Magicite&quot;. The party returns to Terra and there they witness another reaction between Terra and the Magicite &quot;Maduin&quot;. It is revealed that Terra is the daughter of Maduin and a human mothers. With this revelation, the Returners ask Terra to convince the Espers to join their rebellion. She travels to the sealed gate between the human and Esper world - not realizing that the Empire had followed them. Emperor Gestahl and Kefka retrieve the statues of the Warring Triad and cause a calamity by raising a landmass called the Floating Continent. When the party faces the Emperor and Kefka, Kefka runs mad and kills the Emperor. He changes the alignment of the statues, causing an imbalance and destroying most of the world.<br /> <br /> A year later, Kefka uses the Warring Triad to rule the world and annihilate those that oppose him. Life slowly withers away. Celes, one of the party members, starts searching for her lost comrades who are scattered around the ruined world. They reunite and decide to face Kefka and end his tyranny. They fight and defeat the Warring Triad first before facing Kefka. After he is defeated, Espers and magic disappear from the world, and it slowly regenerates.<br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The server Figaro referred to a kingdom of the same name. <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * During its first appearance in the trailer of &quot;A Realm Reborn&quot;, a Magitek armor is ridden by a green-haired female Hyur. This is a reference to the opening scene of Final Fantasy VI where Terra rides a Magitek Armor.<br /> * A remix of &quot;Terra's Theme&quot; is the mount music for the Magitek Armor ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVNz_CfhSuY Magiteknickal Difficulties], not available as an Orchestrion Roll)<br /> * The Garlean Empire's technology is also called Magitek and was invented by the engineer Cid Del Norte Marquez.<br /> * Two Versions of the Magitek armor are available as mounts: One is the armless one based on Yoshitaka Amano's design, and one based on the armored version.<br /> * When [[Cid]] suffers from amnesia, he calls himself &quot;Marques&quot;, a reference to the Cid in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * Among the Castri operates a Phantom Train. It is boarded by Y'shtola and Yda in {{i|Escape from Castrum Centri}}. The Train is a reference to the Phantom Train that the party in Final Fantasy VI needs to escape from.<br /> * The [[Scholar]] Limit Break &quot;Angel Feathers&quot; is based on the Esper Seraph's ability with the same name. <br /> * During the [[Ixal]] quests, an airship named &quot;Blackjack&quot; appears. Setzer Gabbiani's airship in Final Fantasy VI was called &quot;Blackjack&quot;.<br /> * [[Ultros]] and [[Typhon]], as well as {{i|The Dragon's Neck}}, are references to Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** Ultros is a reoccuring boss and comical relief in Final Fantasy VI. Typhon is his friend.<br /> ** Both were forced to work in &quot;The Dragon's Neck Coliseum&quot;. The arena in &quot;The Dragon's Neck&quot; is a direct reference.<br /> * The [[Gambler's Attire]] is based on Setzer's costume in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The trend of having a duo named [[Biggs]] and [[Wedge]] started in ''Final Fantasy VI''.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|The Decisive Battle|A Battle Decisively}} <br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * {{i|Gestahl}} is based on the joke that the sprite of Emperor Gestahl from Final Fantasy VI looks like a dog. <br /> * {{i|Machinist}}'s {{i|Air Anchor}}, {{i|Auto Crossbow}}, {{i|Bioblaster}}, {{i|Chain Saw}}, and {{i|Drill}} abilities are based on Edgar's Tools from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The mythical Moogle Warrior &quot;Mog&quot; who is mentioned by the Moogles in [[Moghome]] in [[The Churning Mists]] is a reference to Mog from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Moglin]], [[Moghan]] and [[Mogwin]] are named after the Moogles from Final Fantasy VI. <br /> * The floating continent of [[Azys Lla]] is inspired by the Floating Continent of Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** The Garlean Legion deployed to Azys Lla is the VIth Legion<br /> ** &quot;Proto Ultima&quot; can be seen flying around the continent. The creature is based on the Ultima Weapon boss from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> ** {{i|The Aetherochemical Research Facility}} houses three primals known as the Warring Triad. Their statues can also be found outside of the dungeon.<br /> * The [[Warring Triad]] are encountered in the following trials:<br /> ** Sephirot: {{i|Containment Bay S1T7}}<br /> ** Sophia: {{i|Containment Bay P1T6}}<br /> ** Zurvan: {{i|Containment Bay Z1T9}}<br /> *** The names of each of the Triad are taken from concept art from ''VI''. In-game they are only known as Demon, Goddess, and Fiend, respectively.<br /> * The appearance of the Ultima Beast in the {{i|The Fractal Continuum (Hard)}} is based on the Ultima Weapon from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The boss [[Ymir]] from {{i|Hullbreaker Isle (Hard)}} is a reference to the Ymir Unshelled monsters from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Deathgaze Hollow]] from {{i|Dun Scaith}} is a reference to Deathgaze from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle to the Death|Battle to the Death - Heavensward}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Falcon (Mount)}} is based on the &quot;fastest airship in the world&quot; in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Samurai]]'s Hissatsu abilites and are based on Cyan's Bushido from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Doma]] is based on the same region from Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** Both nations are wiped out after rebelling against their respective empires (the Gestahlian Empire in Final Fantasy VI, the Garlean Empire in Final Fantasy XIV).<br /> ** Both nations contain elements based on Feudal Japan.<br /> * Kaien is a reference to Cyan Garamonde from Final Fantasy VI. Kaien's name is based on the romaji of Cyan's japanese name, Cayenne.<br /> * [[Hien]] is a reference to Owaine, Cyan Garamonde's son. Hien's childhood name is the japanese name of Owaine - Shun. <br /> ** Additionally, Hien is found on a cliff in {{i|An Impossible Dream}} in the same way as Cyan Garamonde is found in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * {{i|Castrum Abania}}'s bosses and monsters - [[Magna Roader]], [[Subject Number XXIV]], [[Inferno]] and others - are references to monsters and bosses from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Sigmascape]] features bosses from Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V1.0}} features the [[Phantom Train]].<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V2.0}} features [[Chadarnook]].<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V3.0}} features [[Guardian (boss)]]<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V4.0}} features [[Kefka]]. During his boss fight he recites many quotes from Final Fantasy VI. in {{i|Sigmascape V4.0 (Savage)}}, God Kefka makes an appearance.<br /> * The meeting with [[Varis zos Galvus|Emperor Varis]] in {{i|Parley on the Front Lines}} shares similarities with the meeting of the Gestahlian Emperor and The Returners in Final Fantasy VI. <br /> * The [[Alchemist]] Questline revolving around reviving a lover is a reference to the story of Locke and Rachel in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[The Wolf Burglar]] in Stormblood's Hildibrand Questline is a reference to a Lupin in Final Fantasy VI: At one point, the player needs to choose between an ally or a precious item. A similar situation happens in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Cyan's Theme|Cyan's Theme}}<br /> {{music table row|Gogo's Theme|Gogo's Theme}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement I}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement II}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement III}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement IV}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * [[Monk]]'s ability [[Masterful Blitz]] is based on Sabin's Blitz from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The mount {{i|Blackjack}} is based on the airship of Setzer Gabbiani's airship in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * [[Pictomancer]] is based on Relm Arrowny from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> ** The level 100 [[Pictomancer's Bolero| Artifact Armor (Dawntrail)]] is based on Relm's Outfit.<br /> * [[Kefka]] will be featured again in the [[ultimate raid]] released during [[patch 7.5x]].<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy VI Cover Art.jpg| Cover Art<br /> Final Fantasy VI Steam Cover.jpg|Steam Cover for Final Fantasy VI<br /> Final Fantasy III Cover NA.jpg|Cover of &quot;Final Fantasy III&quot;, the release of Final Fantasy VI in NA in 1994<br /> Final Fantasy VI NA box back.jpg|Back of NA box from 1994<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

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<p>Supreveio: /* References in Final Fantasy XIV */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy VII<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = PlayStation<br /> | director = Yoshinori Kitase<br /> | producer = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | artists = Yusuke Naora&lt;br&gt;Tetsuya Nomura<br /> | writers = Yoshinore Kitase&lt;br&gt;Kazushige Nojima<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = PlayStation<br /> | release = January 31, 1997<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the seventh installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Yoshinori Kitase.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Description of 'Final Fantasy VII' on the back of the PS1 release|The Shinra Corporation is draining our planet of its life-forces. Cloud Strife a cold-hearted mercenary, accepts a mission from a group of eco-warriors, unaware that it will lead him on a journey that will change not just his life, but the lives of every soul in the universe...}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world's lifeforce, the Lifestream, is a flow of spiritual energy that gives life to everything. It is processed by the Shinra Electric Power Company to &quot;Mako&quot;. This weakens the planet and threatens all existence and life. The eco-terrorist group AVALANCHE is opposed by the Shinra groups Turks and SOLDIER, later ones being enhanced by Mako. AVALANCE wants to stop Shinra from further processing Mako.<br /> ==Story==<br /> AVALANCHE plans to destroy a Shinra Mako reactor in the city of Midgar, but the attack goes wrong. Cloud Strife, the main protagonist, is thrown into the slums of Midgar where he meets Aerith, one of the last remaining Cetra. They witness how Shinra let an upper part of the city collapse on the main headquarters of AVALANCHE, killing members and innocent civilians. Shinra captures Aerith, since they believe she can lead them to the &quot;Promised Land&quot; for further exploitation. Cloud, Barret and Tifa rescue Aerith and escape from Midgar and discover that Sephiroth has killed president Shinra, although he was presumed to have died five years ago. The party than chases Sephiroth around the Planet, with the newly announced President Rufus on their trail.<br /> <br /> At a Cetra temple, Sephiroth reveals he wants to use &quot;Black Materia&quot; to cast &quot;Meteor&quot; on the planet. He wants to absorb the lifestream that would try to heal the wound on the planet to ascend to godhood. Aerith prays to the planet for help at the Cetra, but is killed by Sephiroth who then flees. The party then learns about Jenova, an alien like lifeform who landed on the planet 2.000 years ago. It infected the Cetra with a virus and nearly wiped them out. A small group was able to seal Jenova away, but it was unearthed by Shinra and used for experimentation. This led to the creation of Sephiroth. When he learned this five years prior, he went insane and killed all nearby townspeople before vanishing.<br /> <br /> At the Northern Crater, the party learns that they have been fighting Jenova clones created by the Scientist Hojo. Cloud confronts the real Sephiroth as he is killing his clones to reunite Jenova's cells and is manipulated to give him the Black Materia. Sephiroth than taunts by altering his memories, suggesting that he is another clone. Sephiroth summons Meteor and seals the Crater, Cloud falls into the Lifestream and Rufus of the Turks captures the rest of the party.<br /> <br /> After escaping Shinra the party finds Cloud in a catatonic state due to Mako poisoning. Tifa stays with him as his caretaker, but when a planetary defense force called Weapon attacks the island they are on, they both fall into the Lifestream again. Tifa helps Cloud to reconstruct his memories, were he realises that he was an infantryman, and the man in his memories was his friend Zack. After Sephiroth vanished, Hojo experimented on Cloud and Zack, injecting them with Jenova Cells and Mako. They escaped, but Zack was killed. The trauma triggered an identity crisis in Cloud, basing his own person around Zack and his own fantasies. Cloud accepts his past and reunites with the party, who reveals that Aerith' prayer to the Planet was successful, but Sephiroth prevented it from having an effect.<br /> <br /> Shinra fails to destroy Meteor, but manages to defeat a Weapon and punctures the Northern Crater where Sephiroth is sealed. After killing Hojo who is revealed to be Sephiroth's father the party descends to the Planet's core and defeat Sephiroth and Jenova. The party escapes and Holy is summoned once again, destroying Meteor with help from the Lifestream. <br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The server &quot;Wutai&quot; was a reference to the village with the same name in Final Fantasy VII.<br /> * During a Miner quest, an NPC mistakingly calls a Midlander Hyur &quot;Cloud&quot; and a Miqo'te &quot;Aerith&quot;. <br /> * The VIIth Imperial legion leader [[Nael van Darnus]] takes after Sephiroth in being driven insane by an otherworldly being that compels them to execute the Meteor ritual.<br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * The {{i|Cait Sith Doll}} was a pre-order reward for A Realm Reborn.<br /> ** It's line &quot;What may be a few to you was everything to those who died...&quot; is a quote from Cait Sith to Barrett in regard of collateral damage caused by AVALANCHE.<br /> * The [[Materia]] system is inspired by Final Fantasy VII.<br /> * During {{i|The Company You Keep}}, Biggs and Wedge are found close to the Tiny Bronco. The Tiny Bronco was Cid's Highwinds airplane in Final Fantasy VII.<br /> * [[Costa del Sol]] is a reference to the place with the same name in Final Fantasy VII.<br /> * [[The Manderville Gold Saucer]] is based and inspired on the Gold Saucer in Final Fantasy VII.<br /> ** Teioh the Race Chocobo is based on Teioh the Chocobo owned by the racer Joe in Final Fantasy VII.<br /> * [[Revenant's Toll]] features a tavern called Seventh Heaven, the same name as Tifa's bar and restaurant in Final Fantasy VII.<br /> ** Both house the headquarter's of the main groups of the games - AVALANCHE in Final Fantasy VII, and [[The Scions of the Seventh Dawn]] in Final Fantasy XIV.<br /> * [[The Ultima Weapon]] resembles the Ultimate Weapon from Final Fantasy VII.<br /> * Various [[Limit Breaks]] are based on attacks that originates in Final Fantasy VII.<br /> ** Cloud's Buster Sword is used when the Level 1 or Level 2 Melee Limit Break is used.<br /> ** The Light from Aerith Guard Stick can be seen when White Mages use Limit Breaks.<br /> * The [[Advent Attire]] is based on Cloud's Outfit in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Gold Saucer|Four-sided Circle}}<br /> {{music table row|Fiddle de Chocobo|Sport of Kings}}<br /> |}<br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * The idle and victory pose of [[Dark Knight|Dark Knights]] resembles Cloud's poses from Final Fantasy VII.<br /> * [[King Thordan]] and his [[Knights Twelve]] of the [[Heavens' Ward]] are a reference to the &quot;Knights of the Round&quot; summon from Final Fantasy VII.<br /> * The Achievement for defeating [[Sephirot]] in {{i|Containment Bay S1T7 (Extreme)}} is &quot;Veni, Veni, Venias&quot;, a line from &quot;One-Winged Angel&quot;.<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The male combat pose of male [[Samurai|Samurais]] resembles Sephiroth's victory pose from Final Fantasy VII.<br /> * A sidequest in [[The Fringes]] involves a Miqo'te who believes his father abandoned him as a coward. He later learns that his father died protecting his village. This alludes to the story of Red XIII and his father.<br /> * The first boss of {{i|Ala Mhigo (Duty)}} [[Magitek Scorpion]] is based on the first boss of Final Fantasy VII, Guard Scorpion.<br /> * [[Jessie]] is based on the AVALANCHE member of the same name in Final Fantasy VII.<br /> * The {{i|SDS Fenrir}} mount is based on the motorcycle Cloud drives in Final Fantasy VII - Advent Children. It's soundtrack is &quot;Crazy Motorcycle&quot; from Final Fantasy VII (no Orchestrion roll exists).<br /> * The Hairstyle [[Strife Hairstyle]] is based on Cloud's hairstyle in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringer===<br /> * [[Eulmore]] has a pleasure club known as [[The Beehive]] with dancers and workers known as &quot;honeybees&quot;. This is a reference to the club with the same name for their workers in Final Fantasy VII, the &quot;Honey Bee Inn&quot;.<br /> * [[Vauthry]] alludes to Sephiroth in being infused with power while still in his mother's womb, and believing that the world belongs to him. His angelic form in {{i|The Crown of the Immaculate}} has similar traits as Sephiroth's ascended form. <br /> * The city of [[Amaurot (area)|Amaurot]] is similar to the Ceta city &quot;City of the Ancients&quot;, with both locations being the home to a race known as the &quot;Ancients&quot; and located within a coral valley environment.<br /> * [[Emet-Selch]]'s true name [[Hades]] as well as his form in {{i|The Dying Gasp}} is based on the summon in Final Fantasy VII.<br /> * The first boss of {{i|Anamnesis Anyder}} [[Unknown]] is a reference to the Unknown enemy found in the sunken Gelnika transport airship.<br /> * The Trial series [[The Sorrow of Werlyt]] are based on the weapons of Final Fantasy VII:<br /> ** [[The Ruby Weapon]] in {{i|Cinder Drift}}<br /> ** [[The Emerald Weapon]] in {{i|Castrum Marinum}}<br /> ** [[The Diamond Weapon]] in {{i|The Cloud Deck}}<br /> ** Like in Final Fantasy VII, [[The Sapphire Weapon]] is not fought by a party. It is however a solo instance duty.<br /> ** The main-antagonist [[Valens van Varro]] takes after Professor Hojo as a sociopath and with a liking of human experimentation.<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * {{i|Wind-up Red XIII}} was introduced as a cash-shop item to celebrate Final Fantasy Fan Festival 2026. <br /> * {{i|Hardy-Daytona}} was introduced as a cash-shop item to celebrate Final Fantasy Fan Festival 2026.<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy VII box back.jpg|Description of Final Fantasy VII on the back of PlayStation CD Case<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

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<p>Supreveio: /* Shadowbringers */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy<br /> | cover = Final Fantasy Cover.jpg<br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square, Nintendo<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = Masafumi Miyamoto<br /> | artists = Yoshitaka Amano<br /> | writers = Hironobu Sakaguchi&lt;br&gt;Kenji Terada<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Nintendo Entertainment System<br /> | release = December 18, 1987<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the first installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> <br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> <br /> {{quotation|North American box description of ''Final Fantasy''|<br /> '''Dragons and broadswords, mystery and adventure. Final Fantasy has them all!'''<br /> <br /> An evil shroud covers the world in darkness. You must restore the powers of earth, wind, fire and water to the Four Orbs. Create your own band of 4 Light Warriors from fighters, thieves, martial artists, and magicians. You'll need all their skills to triumph in this massive role-playing adventure.<br /> <br /> Your treacheroous journey takes you to all parts of a strange new world. Explore dangerous castles and dark caverns where deadly perils, and great rewards await at every turn. Hundreds of ferocious monsters block your path. With patience, skill and cunning you can defeat them.<br /> <br /> Come, begin your quest. Enter an enchanted new World. Command your warriors!<br /> <br /> Prepare to face the Final Fantasy!<br /> <br /> '''A world shrouded in the darkness of evil. Your mission - to restore the light!}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world of '''Final Fantasy''' is determined by the state of four crystals, each governing one of the four elements '''wind''', '''water''', '''earth''' and '''fire'''. 400 years prior to the start of the game, the first crystal - the crystal of wind - went dark, followed by the other crystals, causing calamties across the three continents. A sage tells of a prophecy that four light warriors will come to save the world. <br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> Each of the four warriors of light carries one of the darkened crystals. After rescuing Princess Sarah from Garland, the King of Coneria builds a bridge so the Warriors of Light can access to the town of Pravoka. There they liberate the town from a band of pirates and receive a pirates' ship for their own use. The Warriors now embark on a chain of delivery quests on the shores of the Aldi Sea. First, they retrieve a stolen crown from the Marsh Cave for a king in a ruined castle, who turns out to be the dark elf Astos. Defeating him gains them the Crystal Eye, which they return to the blind witch Matoya in exchange for a herb needed to awaken the elf prince cursed by Astos. The elf prince gives the Warriors of Light the Mystic Key, which is capable of unlocking any door. The key unlocks a storage room in Coneria Castle which holds explosives. With this, they connect the Aldi Sea to the outside World&lt;ref name=FFIStory&gt;[https://web.archive.org/web/20151106034701/http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/bx14k1/gt-retrospectives-final-fantasy-retrospective--part-i &quot;Final Fantasy Retrospective: Part I&quot;], via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_(video_game) Wikipedia], 26.03.2026. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8-ximt-Sqg &quot;The Complete Story of Final Fantasy I&quot;] by Birds of Play, 26.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;.<br /> <br /> From here, the Warriors of Light retrieve the Star Ruby, with which they can gain Sarda's Rod. With it they venture into the Earth Cave and destroy the Earth Fiend, Lich. After obtaining a canoe, and enter Gurgu Volcano, they destroy the Fire Fiend, Kary. After obtaining the Levistone, the northern continents can be reached by airship. With a special liquid from a fairy, the Warriors of Light are able to dive to the Sunken Shrine and defeat the Water Fiend, Kraken. There they received a slab, which can be translated with the help of Dr. Unne and teach the Warriors of Light the lefeinish language. The Lefeinish give the Warriors access to the Floating Castle where they can defeat the Wind Fiend, Tiamat&lt;ref name=FFIStory&gt;[https://web.archive.org/web/20151106034701/http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/bx14k1/gt-retrospectives-final-fantasy-retrospective--part-i &quot;Final Fantasy Retrospective: Part I&quot;], via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_(video_game) Wikipedia], 26.03.2026. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8-ximt-Sqg &quot;The Complete Story of Final Fantasy I&quot;] by Birds of Play, 26.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;. <br /> <br /> With all four fiends defeated and the crystals restored, the Warriors of Light travel back 2000 years into the past to defeat the creator of the fiends. There the Warriors discover that they are part of a time loop: the four fiends had sent Garland - the archdemon Chaos - back in time. Then he sent the fiends to the future and by doing so, creating a time loop by which he could live forever. The Warriors of Light defeat Chaos, ending the time loop and return back to the present. But since the time loop is broken, no one remembers their heroic deeds&lt;ref name=FFIStory&gt;[https://web.archive.org/web/20151106034701/http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/bx14k1/gt-retrospectives-final-fantasy-retrospective--part-i &quot;Final Fantasy Retrospective: Part I&quot;], via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_(video_game) Wikipedia], 26.03.2026. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8-ximt-Sqg &quot;The Complete Story of Final Fantasy I&quot;] by Birds of Play, 26.03.2026&lt;/ref&gt;.<br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The server '''Cornelia''' and '''Melmond''' were references to their respective places and kingdoms.<br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * The [[Armor_of_Light|tank gear]] from the {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} is inspired by the appearance of the Warrior of Light's artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.<br /> ** The helmet of this set is part of the Collector's Edition rewards for A Realm Reborn.<br /> * The {{i|Wind-up Warrior of Light}} is based on the Warrior of Light's artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.<br /> * The Minions spawned by the {{i|Minion of Light}} are based on the [[Minion_of_Light_(Warrior)|Warrior]], [[Minion_of_Light_(White_Mage)|White Mage]] and [[Minion_of_Light_(Black_Mage)|Black Mage]] sprites.<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Prelude|Prelude - Discoveries}}<br /> {{music table row|Victory Fanfare|A Victory Fanfare Reborn}}<br /> {{music table row|Final Fantasy|The Seventh Sun}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Matoya]], [[Matoya's Cave]] and the theme &quot;[[The Mushroomery Orchestrion Roll|The Mushroomery]]&quot; are a reference to Matoya in '''Final Fantasy'''.<br /> * Matoya's Crystal Eye is the same item that ''Final Fantasy'' Matoya used.<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Matoya's Cave|The Mushroomery}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Wind-up Red Mage}} was available as a pre-order bonus for Stormblood.<br /> * [[Chaos]] in {{i|Alphascape V1.0}} and {{i|Alphascape V1.0 (Savage)}} is a direct reference. The arena &quot;Chaos Shrine&quot; is a destroyed version of the arena in Final Fantasy.<br /> ** The [[Dark Crystal]] is a reference to a relic that could be found inside the Chaos Shrine.<br /> <br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle Scene|Battle}}<br /> |}<br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The {{i|Mt. Gulg}} appears as a dungeon and is a reference to the area in '''Final Fantasy'''.<br /> * In the {{i|Seat of Sacrifice}} trial the [[Warrior of Light (Boss)]] takes the appearance of the Warrior of Light artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.<br /> * The bookshelves found around the entrance and final boss arena of {{i|Matoya's Relict}} are engraved with the sprites of the six jobs from ''Final Fantasy''.<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=300px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy Cover JP.jpg|Japanese Cover with art by Yoshitaka Amano<br /> Final Fantasy_NA_box_back.jpg|Back of the NA box<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category: Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_V&diff=1330779 2026-06-02T07:40:24Z

<p>Supreveio: /* Dawntrail */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy V<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = <br /> | artists = Yoshitaka Amano&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya<br /> | writers = Hironobu Sakaguchi&lt;br&gt;Yoshinori Kitase<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Famicom<br /> | release = December 6, 1992<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the fifth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Box description for Final Fantasy V on Nintendo DS|The Wind Crystal Shatters...<br /> The winds fail. Ships stand still, unable to fill their sails. The world races to its end. Unless a handful of heroes can protect the remaining crystals, the world will fall into ruin.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> A millenium ago, a powerful mage called Enuo imperiled the world using the power of the &quot;Void&quot;. The people defeated him by using twelve legendary weapons, but the Void was not destroyed. The worlds elemental crystals were split and created two worlds, with the Void being sealed in a dimensional cleft in-between.<br /> <br /> Both world prospered until an evil force was stirring in the second world, since malicious demons have been sealed away in the Great Forest of Moore. Once they broke free, they emerged as Exdeath. He wanted to claim the world for himself, but was defeated by the Warriors of Dawn, sealing him within the first world by using its crystals, and brought back peace.<br /> ==Story==<br /> Bartz encounters Lenna, Galuf and Faris, and together they persue King Tycoon - Lenna's father - who went to investigate why the wind crystal grows weaker. There they see the wind crystal shattered, receiving new powers. An image of King Tycoon appears and say that the crystals has chosen them as their protectors.<br /> <br /> The party discovers that the crystals are making the world inhabitable and also seal away Exdeath. They try and attempt to safe the crystals of water, fire and earth, but each time they shatter and give them new powers. Exdeath is freed and defeat the party, returning to his homeworld.<br /> <br /> Galuf's granddaughter Krile arrives and brings back his memories - he originated from the same world as Exdeath and all of them are travelling back home. On Galuf's World, Exdeath is already persuing the crystals. The party wins an encounter with Gilgamesh, but are blown away to a different continent. When travelling to the Moore Forest to protect the crystal there, Exdeath arrives and takes the crystal for himself. Krile is trapped by Exdeath' powers, but Galuf saves her and the others by sacrificing his own life. His powers and abilities are transferred to Krile, who joins the party. They travel to Exdeath' castle, where they defeat Gilgamesh and Exdeath as well. When the crystals shatter, the worlds are reunited.<br /> <br /> The party returns to Tycoon and celebrate Exdeath' defeat. However, Exdeath manifests again. He has now full control of the Void, and wreaks havoc, tossing entire towns and kingdoms into an interdimensional rift.<br /> <br /> The party now has access to powerful artificats, and once obtained they enter the rift. They find Exdeath at the center of the rift seeking the powers of the Void. The party fights Exdeath and then Neo Exdeath, whos intent is to destroy all reality. They defeat him and use the crystal shards' power to seal the Void once more and return to restore the reunified world and it's crystals. <br /> <br /> They return to the Moore Forest and those that have fallen in battle are revived. <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The servers Istory and Karnak refers to towns with the same name.<br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * {{i|Sastasha}} is a reference to the Pirate's Hideout in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[The Guardian Tree]] is a direct reference to the Guardian Tree from Final Fantasy V. <br /> * [[The Ship Graveyard]] is based upon the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The boss of the single instance in {{i|History Repeating}} is based on the Siren of Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Gilgamesh]] is based on the same character in Final Fantasy V. [[Enkidu]] is an nod towards his partner in Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Enkidu (Boss)|Enkidu]], a boss in the {{i|Battle in the Big Keep}}, is based upon the appearance of Enkidu from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Atomos]] from {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Moogles' Theme|Good King Moggle Mog XII}}<br /> {{music table row|Clash on the Big Bridge|Battle on the Big Bridge}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Gaelicat|Gaelicats]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Bandersnatch|Bandersnatches]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|The Great Gubal Library}} is based in the Library of Ancients dungeon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The enemy [[Page 64]] and the boss [[Byblos]] are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Krile Baldesion]] is based upon Krile of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her grandfather Galuf is also based upon Galuf Baldesion of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her [[Scion Hearer's Coat|Attire]] is based upon the White Mage attire of Krile in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile and Galuf hail from the [[Isle of Val]], a reference to the &quot;Isle of Bal&quot;, their home from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile being a [[Lalafell]] references her Japanese name: Kururu, which fits Lalafellin naming conventions.<br /> * [[Catoblepas]] from {{i|Halatali (Hard)}} is based on the optional boss and summon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Karlabos]] from {{i|Sastasha (Hard)}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Calofisteri]], the final boss of {{i|The Weeping City of Mhach}}, is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The [[Enchanted Fan]] enemies appearing in {{i|Sohr Khai}} are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Liquid Flame]] from {{i|The Great Gubal Library (Hard)}} and [[Living Liquid]] from {{i|Alexander - The Arm of the Father}} can transform into differnt forms. This is a reference to the Liquid Flame battle in Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * {{i|The Sirensong Sea}} is based on the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** {{i|Ghido}} is based on the turtle sage Ghido from Final Fantasy V. When summoned near an {{i|Wind-up Exdeath}} minion, they will have a fighting animation.<br /> * [[Omega (boss)|Omega]] and [[Shinryu]] originate from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * In [[The Lochs]] a moai face can be found under Loch Seld. This is a reference to the moai statue on the ocean in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * Several locations in {{i|The Forbidden Land, Eureka}} are named after characters appearing in Final Fantasy V:<br /> **Port Surgate<br /> **Klauser's Howe<br /> **The Val River Swale<br /> **Klauser's Peace<br /> <br /> * [[The Interdimensional Rift]] is a direct reference to the final dungeon of Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Alte Roite]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V1.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V. The boss's appearance is based on its transformation into the Jura Aevis.<br /> ** [[Catastrophe]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V2.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Halicarnassus]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V3.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Exdeath]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0}} and [[Neo Exdeath]] is the phase 2 boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0 (Savage)}} and based on the final boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|Red Mage}}'s {{i|Dualcast}} ability originates from this game.<br /> * The {{i|Blue Mage}} job originates from this game.<br /> * The boss of the stage 25 [[Masked Carnivale]], [[Azulmagia (enemy)|Azulmagia]], is a reference to the Blue Mage enemy in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** After clearing the stage, Blue Mage's will receive his signature cane as the [[The Spirit of the Whalaqee|Level 50 Blue Mage weapon]].<br /> ** The artifact gear for Blue Mages is based on the gear from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The casting effect for Blue Mages is also based upon the casting effect for Blue Mages in Final Fantasy V.<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Interdimensional Rift&lt;br&gt;Prelude to the Void|Deltascape}}<br /> {{music table row|Boss Theme &quot;Battle 2&quot;|Omega Squared}}<br /> {{music table row|The Decisive Battle|Decisions (Omega)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|Final, Not Final}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The ancient civilisation of Ronka and it's ruins are a reference to the Ronka Ruin's in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Fort Gohn]] is named after the village in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The final boss of {{i|The Twinning}}, [[The Tycoon]], is named after the kingdom in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Since the boss is a palette swap of the castle-like primal [[Alexander]], the name could also be a reference to Castle Tycoon or Lenna's father, Alexander Highwind Tycoon.<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|The Day Will Come|The Day Will Come (Endwalker)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * The {{i|Occult Crescent}} is a reference to the Crescent Island from this game. The area in general is a massive reference to the game as a whole.<br /> ** Each of the [[Phantom Jobs]] is based on a job from this game. Each job is represented by a sprite of Bartz Klauser as that job.<br /> *** {{phantom job|Cannoneer|short-name=y}}, {{phantom job|Gladiator|short-name=y}}, and {{phantom job|Necromancer|short-name=y}} are based on jobs exclusive to the GameBoy Advance port of ''V''.<br /> ** The [[Arcanaut's Armor]] sets are based on Bartz's outfits as certain jobs.<br /> *** Fending and Maiming are based on the Berserker.<br /> *** Aiming, Striking, and Scouting are based on the Cannoneer.<br /> *** Casting and Healing are based on the Time Mage.<br /> ** The [[Phantom Village]] is a reference to the town of the same name.<br /> ** The [[Archive]] wears a robe similar to the Omniscient, the boss who guarded the Magic half of ''V'''s Fork Tower.<br /> ** The nation of Karnak mentioned in the area's lore is a reference to the kingdom of the same name.<br /> * Krile using her birth name Maya as a middle name is another reference to her namesake from ''V'': Krile ''Mayer'' Baldesion.<br /> * [[Enuo]] is based on the character from ''V''. Enuo's character design is from the GameBoy Advance port. Their nature as a voidsent references that the Enuo of ''V'''s world created the Void featured in that game.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Town Theme|Town Theme (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle 1|FINAL FANTASY V: Battle 1 (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|A New World|A New World (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Exdeath's Castle|Exdeath's Castle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|FINAL FANTASY V: The Final Battle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy V Steam.jpg|Final Fantasy V Cover on Steam<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category: Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_V&diff=1329047 2026-05-30T23:42:36Z

<p>Supreveio: /* References in Final Fantasy XIV */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy V<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = <br /> | artists = Yoshitaka Amano&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya<br /> | writers = Hironobu Sakaguchi&lt;br&gt;Yoshinori Kitase<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Famicom<br /> | release = December 6, 1992<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the fifth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Box description for Final Fantasy V on Nintendo DS|The Wind Crystal Shatters...<br /> The winds fail. Ships stand still, unable to fill their sails. The world races to its end. Unless a handful of heroes can protect the remaining crystals, the world will fall into ruin.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> A millenium ago, a powerful mage called Enuo imperiled the world using the power of the &quot;Void&quot;. The people defeated him by using twelve legendary weapons, but the Void was not destroyed. The worlds elemental crystals were split and created two worlds, with the Void being sealed in a dimensional cleft in-between.<br /> <br /> Both world prospered until an evil force was stirring in the second world, since malicious demons have been sealed away in the Great Forest of Moore. Once they broke free, they emerged as Exdeath. He wanted to claim the world for himself, but was defeated by the Warriors of Dawn, sealing him within the first world by using its crystals, and brought back peace.<br /> ==Story==<br /> Bartz encounters Lenna, Galuf and Faris, and together they persue King Tycoon - Lenna's father - who went to investigate why the wind crystal grows weaker. There they see the wind crystal shattered, receiving new powers. An image of King Tycoon appears and say that the crystals has chosen them as their protectors.<br /> <br /> The party discovers that the crystals are making the world inhabitable and also seal away Exdeath. They try and attempt to safe the crystals of water, fire and earth, but each time they shatter and give them new powers. Exdeath is freed and defeat the party, returning to his homeworld.<br /> <br /> Galuf's granddaughter Krile arrives and brings back his memories - he originated from the same world as Exdeath and all of them are travelling back home. On Galuf's World, Exdeath is already persuing the crystals. The party wins an encounter with Gilgamesh, but are blown away to a different continent. When travelling to the Moore Forest to protect the crystal there, Exdeath arrives and takes the crystal for himself. Krile is trapped by Exdeath' powers, but Galuf saves her and the others by sacrificing his own life. His powers and abilities are transferred to Krile, who joins the party. They travel to Exdeath' castle, where they defeat Gilgamesh and Exdeath as well. When the crystals shatter, the worlds are reunited.<br /> <br /> The party returns to Tycoon and celebrate Exdeath' defeat. However, Exdeath manifests again. He has now full control of the Void, and wreaks havoc, tossing entire towns and kingdoms into an interdimensional rift.<br /> <br /> The party now has access to powerful artificats, and once obtained they enter the rift. They find Exdeath at the center of the rift seeking the powers of the Void. The party fights Exdeath and then Neo Exdeath, whos intent is to destroy all reality. They defeat him and use the crystal shards' power to seal the Void once more and return to restore the reunified world and it's crystals. <br /> <br /> They return to the Moore Forest and those that have fallen in battle are revived. <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The servers Istory and Karnak refers to towns with the same name.<br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * {{i|Sastasha}} is a reference to the Pirate's Hideout in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[The Guardian Tree]] is a direct reference to the Guardian Tree from Final Fantasy V. <br /> * [[The Ship Graveyard]] is based upon the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The boss of the single instance in {{i|History Repeating}} is based on the Siren of Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Gilgamesh]] is based on the same character in Final Fantasy V. [[Enkidu]] is an nod towards his partner in Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Enkidu (Boss)|Enkidu]], a boss in the {{i|Battle in the Big Keep}}, is based upon the appearance of Enkidu from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Atomos]] from {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Moogles' Theme|Good King Moggle Mog XII}}<br /> {{music table row|Clash on the Big Bridge|Battle on the Big Bridge}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Gaelicat|Gaelicats]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Bandersnatch|Bandersnatches]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|The Great Gubal Library}} is based in the Library of Ancients dungeon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The enemy [[Page 64]] and the boss [[Byblos]] are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Krile Baldesion]] is based upon Krile of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her grandfather Galuf is also based upon Galuf Baldesion of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her [[Scion Hearer's Coat|Attire]] is based upon the White Mage attire of Krile in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile and Galuf hail from the [[Isle of Val]], a reference to the &quot;Isle of Bal&quot;, their home from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile being a [[Lalafell]] references her Japanese name: Kururu, which fits Lalafellin naming conventions.<br /> * [[Catoblepas]] from {{i|Halatali (Hard)}} is based on the optional boss and summon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Karlabos]] from {{i|Sastasha (Hard)}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Calofisteri]], the final boss of {{i|The Weeping City of Mhach}}, is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The [[Enchanted Fan]] enemies appearing in {{i|Sohr Khai}} are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Liquid Flame]] from {{i|The Great Gubal Library (Hard)}} and [[Living Liquid]] from {{i|Alexander - The Arm of the Father}} can transform into differnt forms. This is a reference to the Liquid Flame battle in Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * {{i|The Sirensong Sea}} is based on the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** {{i|Ghido}} is based on the turtle sage Ghido from Final Fantasy V. When summoned near an {{i|Wind-up Exdeath}} minion, they will have a fighting animation.<br /> * [[Omega (boss)|Omega]] and [[Shinryu]] originate from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * In [[The Lochs]] a moai face can be found under Loch Seld. This is a reference to the moai statue on the ocean in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * Several locations in {{i|The Forbidden Land, Eureka}} are named after characters appearing in Final Fantasy V:<br /> **Port Surgate<br /> **Klauser's Howe<br /> **The Val River Swale<br /> **Klauser's Peace<br /> <br /> * [[The Interdimensional Rift]] is a direct reference to the final dungeon of Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Alte Roite]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V1.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V. The boss's appearance is based on its transformation into the Jura Aevis.<br /> ** [[Catastrophe]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V2.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Halicarnassus]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V3.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Exdeath]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0}} and [[Neo Exdeath]] is the phase 2 boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0 (Savage)}} and based on the final boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|Red Mage}}'s {{i|Dualcast}} ability originates from this game.<br /> * The {{i|Blue Mage}} job originates from this game.<br /> * The boss of the stage 25 [[Masked Carnivale]], [[Azulmagia (enemy)|Azulmagia]], is a reference to the Blue Mage enemy in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** After clearing the stage, Blue Mage's will receive his signature cane as the [[The Spirit of the Whalaqee|Level 50 Blue Mage weapon]].<br /> ** The artifact gear for Blue Mages is based on the gear from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The casting effect for Blue Mages is also based upon the casting effect for Blue Mages in Final Fantasy V.<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Interdimensional Rift&lt;br&gt;Prelude to the Void|Deltascape}}<br /> {{music table row|Boss Theme &quot;Battle 2&quot;|Omega Squared}}<br /> {{music table row|The Decisive Battle|Decisions (Omega)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|Final, Not Final}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The ancient civilisation of Ronka and it's ruins are a reference to the Ronka Ruin's in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Fort Gohn]] is named after the village in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The final boss of {{i|The Twinning}}, [[The Tycoon]], is named after the kingdom in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Since the boss is a palette swap of the castle-like primal [[Alexander]], the name could also be a reference to Castle Tycoon or Lenna's father, Alexander Highwind Tycoon.<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|The Day Will Come|The Day Will Come (Endwalker)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * The {{i|Occult Crescent}} is a reference to the Crescent Island from this game. The area in general is a massive reference to the game as a whole.<br /> ** Each of the [[Phantom Jobs]] is based on a job from this game. Each job is represented by a sprite of Bartz Klauser as that job.<br /> *** {{i|Phantom Cannoneer}}, {{i|Phantom Gladiator}}, and {{i|Phantom Necromancer}} are based on jobs exclusive to the GameBoy Advance port of ''V''.<br /> ** The [[Phantom Village]] is a reference to the town of the same name.<br /> ** The [[Archive]] wears a robe similar to the Omniscient boss who guarded the Magic half of ''V'''s Fork Tower.<br /> ** The nation of Karnak mentioned in the area's lore is a reference to the kingdom of the same name.<br /> * Krile using her birth name Maya as a middle name is another reference to her namesake from ''V'': Krile ''Mayer'' Baldesion.<br /> * [[Enuo]] is based on the character from ''V''. Enuo's character design is from the GameBoy Advance port. Their nature as a voidsent references that the Enuo of ''V'''s world created the Void featured in that game.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Town Theme|Town Theme (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle 1|FINAL FANTASY V: Battle 1 (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|A New World|A New World (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Exdeath's Castle|Exdeath's Castle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|FINAL FANTASY V: The Final Battle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy V Steam.jpg|Final Fantasy V Cover on Steam<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category: Final Fantasy series]]</div>

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<p>Supreveio: /* Heavensward */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy VI<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Yoshinori Kitase&lt;br&gt;Hiroyuki Ito<br /> | producer = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | artists = Tatsuya Takahashi&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya&lt;br&gt;Yoshitaka Amano&lt;br&gt;Hideo Minaba&lt;br&gt;Tetsuya Nomura<br /> | writers = Yoshinori Kitase&lt;br&gt;Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Nintendo Entertainment System<br /> | release = April 2, 1994<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the sixth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Yoshinori Kitase and Hiroyuki Ito.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|&quot;The description of the NA box of &quot;Final Fantasy III&quot;, as it was called upon its NA release in 1994. |'''MagiTek has been reborn. And the end of the world is near.'''<br /> <br /> Ages ago, evil beings created powerful creatures called Espers, and unleashed them against each other. The resulting battles left their world a smoldering rubble. Legend has it, the Espers destroyed themselves and most of humanity. Magic disappeared forever.<br /> <br /> Centuries have passed and a rational world now exists with Espers living only in myths, until one frozen solid since the ancient wars us unearthed. Suddenly, there are reports of magical attacks on civilians. Imperial Commandos launch raids using magic-powered MagiTek weapons. Magic is obviously alive and the world is in danger again.<br /> <br /> Who or what is behind the rediscovery and redeployment of this legendary power? What chaotic plans exist that will wreak havoc on this orderly world?}}<br /> <br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world is divided in three lush continents. The northern continent has multiple mountain ranges, the southern continent has been subjugated by the Gestahl Empire and the eastern continent is mostly ruled by monsters from all over the world. <br /> <br /> One thousand years ago, the &quot;War of the Magi&quot; took place: The &quot;Warring Triad&quot; used innocent humans and transformed them into magical beings called Espers. Realising their mistakes, they freed the Espers and sealed their own powers into three statues. The freed Espers sealed the statues and themselves from the realms of humans. Magic was slowly fading and became a myth as humankind built a society of technology.<br /> <br /> The Gestahl Empire has taken advantage of the weakening barrier between the world of magic and the world of humans and was able to caught some Espers. They used those Espers as power source, creating &quot;Magitek&quot;, a craft that combines magic and technology, and infuse humans with magical powers. <br /> ==Story==<br /> Terra is on a mission to retrieve a powerful Esper which is encased in ice. A magical reaction occurs, knocking her unconscious and killing Terra's comrades. When Terra awakes, she learns that she was controlled by a &quot;slave crown&quot;, and since it is not working anymore, she cannot recall anything but her name. She now has the ability to wield magic without aid and is introduced to an organisation called the &quot;Returners&quot;. They want to rebel against the empire and Terra agrees to help. They learn that the imperial soldiers lead by Kefka are planning on another attempt of retrieving the frozen Esper. After repelling Kefka's attack, Terra experiences another reaction where she transforms into an Esper and flies to another continent. Her party is able to locate her. Upon arriving they are confronted by another Esper named Ramuh, who tells them that Terra needs help from another Esper which is held captive in the capital city of the Empire - Vector.<br /> <br /> At Vector the party tries to safe several Espers, but they are weak and don't want to fight anymore. Instead they offer their lives and turn themselves into &quot;Magicite&quot;. The party returns to Terra and there they witness another reaction between Terra and the Magicite &quot;Maduin&quot;. It is revealed that Terra is the daughter of Maduin and a human mothers. With this revelation, the Returners ask Terra to convince the Espers to join their rebellion. She travels to the sealed gate between the human and Esper world - not realizing that the Empire had followed them. Emperor Gestahl and Kefka retrieve the statues of the Warring Triad and cause a calamity by raising a landmass called the Floating Continent. When the party faces the Emperor and Kefka, Kefka runs mad and kills the Emperor. He changes the alignment of the statues, causing an imbalance and destroying most of the world.<br /> <br /> A year later, Kefka uses the Warring Triad to rule the world and annihilate those that oppose him. Life slowly withers away. Celes, one of the party members, starts searching for her lost comrades who are scattered around the ruined world. They reunite and decide to face Kefka and end his tyranny. They fight and defeat the Warring Triad first before facing Kefka. After he is defeated, Espers and magic disappear from the world, and it slowly regenerates.<br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The server Figaro referred to a kingdom of the same name. <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * During its first appearance in the trailer of &quot;A Realm Reborn&quot;, a Magitek armor is ridden by a green-haired female Hyur. This is a reference to the opening scene of Final Fantasy VI where Terra rides a Magitek Armor.<br /> * A remix of &quot;Terra's Theme&quot; is the mount music for the Magitek Armor ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVNz_CfhSuY Magiteknickal Difficulties], not available as an Orchestrion Roll)<br /> * The Garlean Empire's technology is also called Magitek and was invented by the engineer Cid Del Norte Marquez.<br /> * Two Versions of the Magitek armor are available as mounts: One is the armless one based on Yoshitaka Amano's design, and one based on the armored version.<br /> * When [[Cid]] suffers from amnesia, he calls himself &quot;Marques&quot;, a reference to the Cid in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * Among the Castri operates a Phantom Train. It is boarded by Y'shtola and Yda in {{i|Escape from Castrum Centri}}. The Train is a reference to the Phantom Train that the party in Final Fantasy VI needs to escape from.<br /> * The [[Scholar]] Limit Break &quot;Angel Feathers&quot; is based on the Esper Seraph's ability with the same name. <br /> * During the [[Ixal]] quests, an airship named &quot;Blackjack&quot; appears. Setzer Gabbiani's airship in Final Fantasy VI was called &quot;Blackjack&quot;.<br /> * [[Ultros]] and [[Typhon]], as well as {{i|The Dragon's Neck}}, are references to Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** Ultros is a reoccuring boss and comical relief in Final Fantasy VI. Typhon is his friend.<br /> ** Both were forced to work in &quot;The Dragon's Neck Coliseum&quot;. The arena in &quot;The Dragon's Neck&quot; is a direct reference.<br /> * The [[Gambler's Attire]] is based on Setzer's costume in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|The Decisive Battle|A Battle Decisively}} <br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * {{i|Gestahl}} is based on the joke that the sprite of Emperor Gestahl from Final Fantasy VI looks like a dog. <br /> * {{i|Machinist}}'s {{i|Air Anchor}}, {{i|Auto Crossbow}}, {{i|Bioblaster}}, {{i|Chain Saw}}, and {{i|Drill}} abilities are based on Edgar's Tools from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The mythical Moogle Warrior &quot;Mog&quot; who is mentioned by the Moogles in [[Moghome]] in [[The Churning Mists]] is a reference to Mog from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Moglin]], [[Moghan]] and [[Mogwin]] are named after the Moogles from Final Fantasy VI. <br /> * The floating continent of [[Azys Lla]] is inspired by the Floating Continent of Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** The Garlean Legion deployed to Azys Lla is the VIth Legion<br /> ** &quot;Proto Ultima&quot; can be seen flying around the continent. The creature is based on the Ultima Weapon boss from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> ** {{i|The Aetherochemical Research Facility}} houses three primals known as the Warring Triad. Their statues can also be found outside of the dungeon.<br /> * The [[Warring Triad]] are encountered in the following trials:<br /> ** Sephirot: {{i|Containment Bay S1T7}}<br /> ** Sophia: {{i|Containment Bay P1T6}}<br /> ** Zurvan: {{i|Containment Bay Z1T9}}<br /> *** The names of each of the Triad are taken from concept art from ''VI''. In-game they are only known as Demon, Goddess, and Fiend, respectively.<br /> * The appearance of the Ultima Beast in the {{i|The Fractal Continuum (Hard)}} is based on the Ultima Weapon from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The boss [[Ymir]] from {{i|Hullbreaker Isle (Hard)}} is a reference to the Ymir Unshelled monsters from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Deathgaze Hollow]] from {{i|Dun Scaith}} is a reference to Deathgaze from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle to the Death|Battle to the Death - Heavensward}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Falcon (Mount)}} is based on the &quot;fastest airship in the world&quot; in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Samurai]]'s Hissatsu abilites and are based on Cyan's Bushido from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Doma]] is based on the same region from Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** Both nations are wiped out after rebelling against their respective empires (the Gestahlian Empire in Final Fantasy VI, the Garlean Empire in Final Fantasy XIV).<br /> ** Both nations contain elements based on Feudal Japan.<br /> * Kaien is a reference to Cyan Garamonde from Final Fantasy VI. Kaien's name is based on the romaji of Cyan's japanese name, Cayenne.<br /> * [[Hien]] is a reference to Owaine, Cyan Garamonde's son. Hien's childhood name is the japanese name of Owaine - Shun. <br /> ** Additionally, Hien is found on a cliff in {{i|An Impossible Dream}} in the same way as Cyan Garamonde is found in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * {{i|Castrum Abania}}'s bosses and monsters - [[Magna Roader]], [[Subject Number XXIV]], [[Inferno]] and others - are references to monsters and bosses from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Sigmascape]] features bosses from Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V1.0}} features the [[Phantom Train]].<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V2.0}} features [[Chadarnook]].<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V3.0}} features [[Guardian (boss)]]<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V4.0}} features [[Kefka]]. During his boss fight he recites many quotes from Final Fantasy VI. in {{i|Sigmascape V4.0 (Savage)}}, God Kefka makes an appearance.<br /> * The meeting with [[Varis zos Galvus|Emperor Varis]] in {{i|Parley on the Front Lines}} shares similarities with the meeting of the Gestahlian Emperor and The Returners in Final Fantasy VI. <br /> * The [[Alchemist]] Questline revolving around reviving a lover is a reference to the story of Locke and Rachel in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[The Wolf Burglar]] in Stormblood's Hildibrand Questline is a reference to a Lupin in Final Fantasy VI: At one point, the player needs to choose between an ally or a precious item. A similar situation happens in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Cyan's Theme|Cyan's Theme}}<br /> {{music table row|Gogo's Theme|Gogo's Theme}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement I}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement II}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement III}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement IV}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * [[Monk]]'s ability [[Masterful Blitz]] is based on Sabin's Blitz from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The mount {{i|Blackjack}} is based on the airship of Setzer Gabbiani's airship in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * [[Pictomancer]] is based on Relm Arrowny from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> ** The level 100 [[Pictomancer's Bolero| Artifact Armor (Dawntrail)]] is based on Relm's Outfit.<br /> * [[Kefka]] will be featured again in the [[ultimate raid]] released during [[patch 7.5x]].<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy VI Cover Art.jpg| Cover Art<br /> Final Fantasy VI Steam Cover.jpg|Steam Cover for Final Fantasy VI<br /> Final Fantasy III Cover NA.jpg|Cover of &quot;Final Fantasy III&quot;, the release of Final Fantasy VI in NA in 1994<br /> Final Fantasy VI NA box back.jpg|Back of NA box from 1994<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_VI&diff=1329044 2026-05-30T23:25:25Z

<p>Supreveio: /* Heavensward */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy VI<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Yoshinori Kitase&lt;br&gt;Hiroyuki Ito<br /> | producer = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | artists = Tatsuya Takahashi&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya&lt;br&gt;Yoshitaka Amano&lt;br&gt;Hideo Minaba&lt;br&gt;Tetsuya Nomura<br /> | writers = Yoshinori Kitase&lt;br&gt;Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Nintendo Entertainment System<br /> | release = April 2, 1994<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the sixth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Yoshinori Kitase and Hiroyuki Ito.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|&quot;The description of the NA box of &quot;Final Fantasy III&quot;, as it was called upon its NA release in 1994. |'''MagiTek has been reborn. And the end of the world is near.'''<br /> <br /> Ages ago, evil beings created powerful creatures called Espers, and unleashed them against each other. The resulting battles left their world a smoldering rubble. Legend has it, the Espers destroyed themselves and most of humanity. Magic disappeared forever.<br /> <br /> Centuries have passed and a rational world now exists with Espers living only in myths, until one frozen solid since the ancient wars us unearthed. Suddenly, there are reports of magical attacks on civilians. Imperial Commandos launch raids using magic-powered MagiTek weapons. Magic is obviously alive and the world is in danger again.<br /> <br /> Who or what is behind the rediscovery and redeployment of this legendary power? What chaotic plans exist that will wreak havoc on this orderly world?}}<br /> <br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world is divided in three lush continents. The northern continent has multiple mountain ranges, the southern continent has been subjugated by the Gestahl Empire and the eastern continent is mostly ruled by monsters from all over the world. <br /> <br /> One thousand years ago, the &quot;War of the Magi&quot; took place: The &quot;Warring Triad&quot; used innocent humans and transformed them into magical beings called Espers. Realising their mistakes, they freed the Espers and sealed their own powers into three statues. The freed Espers sealed the statues and themselves from the realms of humans. Magic was slowly fading and became a myth as humankind built a society of technology.<br /> <br /> The Gestahl Empire has taken advantage of the weakening barrier between the world of magic and the world of humans and was able to caught some Espers. They used those Espers as power source, creating &quot;Magitek&quot;, a craft that combines magic and technology, and infuse humans with magical powers. <br /> ==Story==<br /> Terra is on a mission to retrieve a powerful Esper which is encased in ice. A magical reaction occurs, knocking her unconscious and killing Terra's comrades. When Terra awakes, she learns that she was controlled by a &quot;slave crown&quot;, and since it is not working anymore, she cannot recall anything but her name. She now has the ability to wield magic without aid and is introduced to an organisation called the &quot;Returners&quot;. They want to rebel against the empire and Terra agrees to help. They learn that the imperial soldiers lead by Kefka are planning on another attempt of retrieving the frozen Esper. After repelling Kefka's attack, Terra experiences another reaction where she transforms into an Esper and flies to another continent. Her party is able to locate her. Upon arriving they are confronted by another Esper named Ramuh, who tells them that Terra needs help from another Esper which is held captive in the capital city of the Empire - Vector.<br /> <br /> At Vector the party tries to safe several Espers, but they are weak and don't want to fight anymore. Instead they offer their lives and turn themselves into &quot;Magicite&quot;. The party returns to Terra and there they witness another reaction between Terra and the Magicite &quot;Maduin&quot;. It is revealed that Terra is the daughter of Maduin and a human mothers. With this revelation, the Returners ask Terra to convince the Espers to join their rebellion. She travels to the sealed gate between the human and Esper world - not realizing that the Empire had followed them. Emperor Gestahl and Kefka retrieve the statues of the Warring Triad and cause a calamity by raising a landmass called the Floating Continent. When the party faces the Emperor and Kefka, Kefka runs mad and kills the Emperor. He changes the alignment of the statues, causing an imbalance and destroying most of the world.<br /> <br /> A year later, Kefka uses the Warring Triad to rule the world and annihilate those that oppose him. Life slowly withers away. Celes, one of the party members, starts searching for her lost comrades who are scattered around the ruined world. They reunite and decide to face Kefka and end his tyranny. They fight and defeat the Warring Triad first before facing Kefka. After he is defeated, Espers and magic disappear from the world, and it slowly regenerates.<br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The server Figaro referred to a kingdom of the same name. <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * During its first appearance in the trailer of &quot;A Realm Reborn&quot;, a Magitek armor is ridden by a green-haired female Hyur. This is a reference to the opening scene of Final Fantasy VI where Terra rides a Magitek Armor.<br /> * A remix of &quot;Terra's Theme&quot; is the mount music for the Magitek Armor ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVNz_CfhSuY Magiteknickal Difficulties], not available as an Orchestrion Roll)<br /> * The Garlean Empire's technology is also called Magitek and was invented by the engineer Cid Del Norte Marquez.<br /> * Two Versions of the Magitek armor are available as mounts: One is the armless one based on Yoshitaka Amano's design, and one based on the armored version.<br /> * When [[Cid]] suffers from amnesia, he calls himself &quot;Marques&quot;, a reference to the Cid in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * Among the Castri operates a Phantom Train. It is boarded by Y'shtola and Yda in {{i|Escape from Castrum Centri}}. The Train is a reference to the Phantom Train that the party in Final Fantasy VI needs to escape from.<br /> * The [[Scholar]] Limit Break &quot;Angel Feathers&quot; is based on the Esper Seraph's ability with the same name. <br /> * During the [[Ixal]] quests, an airship named &quot;Blackjack&quot; appears. Setzer Gabbiani's airship in Final Fantasy VI was called &quot;Blackjack&quot;.<br /> * [[Ultros]] and [[Typhon]], as well as {{i|The Dragon's Neck}}, are references to Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** Ultros is a reoccuring boss and comical relief in Final Fantasy VI. Typhon is his friend.<br /> ** Both were forced to work in &quot;The Dragon's Neck Coliseum&quot;. The arena in &quot;The Dragon's Neck&quot; is a direct reference.<br /> * The [[Gambler's Attire]] is based on Setzer's costume in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|The Decisive Battle|A Battle Decisively}} <br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * The {{i|Gestahl}} is based on the joke that the sprite of the Gestahlian Emperor from Final Fantasy VI looks like a dog. <br /> * [[Machinist]]'s {{i|Air Anchor}}, {{i|Auto Crossbow}}, {{i|Bioblaster}}, {{i|Chain Saw}}, and {{i|Drill}} abilities are based on Edgar's Tools from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The mythical Moogle Warrior &quot;Mog&quot; who is mentioned by the Moogles in [[Moghome]] in [[The Churning Mists]] is a reference to Mog from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Moglin]], [[Moghan]] and [[Mogwin]] are named after the Moogles from Final Fantasy VI. <br /> * The floating continent of [[Azys Lla]] is inspired by the Floating Continent of Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** The Garlean Legion deployed to Azys Lla is the VIth Legion<br /> ** &quot;Proto Ultima&quot; can be seen flying around the continent. The creature is based on the Ultima Weapon boss from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> ** {{i|The Aetherochemical Research Facility}} houses three primals known as the Warring Triad. Their statues can also be found outside of the dungeon.<br /> * The [[Warring Triad]] are encountered in the following trials:<br /> ** Sephirot: {{i|Containment Bay S1T7}}<br /> ** Sophia: {{i|Containment Bay P1T6}}<br /> ** Zurvan: {{i|Containment Bay Z1T9}}<br /> *** The names of each of the Triad are taken from concept art from ''VI''. In-game they are only known as Demon, Goddess, and Fiend, respectively.<br /> * The appearance of the Ultima Beast in the {{i|The Fractal Continuum (Hard)}} is based on the Ultima Weapon from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The boss [[Ymir]] from {{i|Hullbreaker Isle (Hard)}} is a reference to the Ymir Unshelled monsters from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Deathgaze Hollow]] from {{i|Dun Scaith}} is a reference to Deathgaze from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle to the Death|Battle to the Death - Heavensward}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Falcon (Mount)}} is based on the &quot;fastest airship in the world&quot; in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Samurai]]'s Hissatsu abilites and are based on Cyan's Bushido from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Doma]] is based on the same region from Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** Both nations are wiped out after rebelling against their respective empires (the Gestahlian Empire in Final Fantasy VI, the Garlean Empire in Final Fantasy XIV).<br /> ** Both nations contain elements based on Feudal Japan.<br /> * Kaien is a reference to Cyan Garamonde from Final Fantasy VI. Kaien's name is based on the romaji of Cyan's japanese name, Cayenne.<br /> * [[Hien]] is a reference to Owaine, Cyan Garamonde's son. Hien's childhood name is the japanese name of Owaine - Shun. <br /> ** Additionally, Hien is found on a cliff in {{i|An Impossible Dream}} in the same way as Cyan Garamonde is found in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * {{i|Castrum Abania}}'s bosses and monsters - [[Magna Roader]], [[Subject Number XXIV]], [[Inferno]] and others - are references to monsters and bosses from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[Sigmascape]] features bosses from Final Fantasy VI:<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V1.0}} features the [[Phantom Train]].<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V2.0}} features [[Chadarnook]].<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V3.0}} features [[Guardian (boss)]]<br /> ** {{i|Sigmascape V4.0}} features [[Kefka]]. During his boss fight he recites many quotes from Final Fantasy VI. in {{i|Sigmascape V4.0 (Savage)}}, God Kefka makes an appearance.<br /> * The meeting with [[Varis zos Galvus|Emperor Varis]] in {{i|Parley on the Front Lines}} shares similarities with the meeting of the Gestahlian Emperor and The Returners in Final Fantasy VI. <br /> * The [[Alchemist]] Questline revolving around reviving a lover is a reference to the story of Locke and Rachel in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * [[The Wolf Burglar]] in Stormblood's Hildibrand Questline is a reference to a Lupin in Final Fantasy VI: At one point, the player needs to choose between an ally or a precious item. A similar situation happens in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Cyan's Theme|Cyan's Theme}}<br /> {{music table row|Gogo's Theme|Gogo's Theme}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement I}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement II}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement III}}<br /> {{music table row|Dancing Mad|Dancing Mad - Movement IV}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * [[Monk]]'s ability [[Masterful Blitz]] is based on Sabin's Blitz from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> * The mount {{i|Blackjack}} is based on the airship of Setzer Gabbiani's airship in Final Fantasy VI.<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * [[Pictomancer]] is based on Relm Arrowny from Final Fantasy VI.<br /> ** The level 100 [[Pictomancer's Bolero| Artifact Armor (Dawntrail)]] is based on Relm's Outfit.<br /> * [[Kefka]] will be featured again in the [[ultimate raid]] released during [[patch 7.5x]].<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy VI Cover Art.jpg| Cover Art<br /> Final Fantasy VI Steam Cover.jpg|Steam Cover for Final Fantasy VI<br /> Final Fantasy III Cover NA.jpg|Cover of &quot;Final Fantasy III&quot;, the release of Final Fantasy VI in NA in 1994<br /> Final Fantasy VI NA box back.jpg|Back of NA box from 1994<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_Tactics&diff=1329043 2026-05-30T23:17:48Z

<p>Supreveio: /* References in Final Fantasy XIV */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy Tactics<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square<br /> | publisher = JP: Square&lt;br&gt;NA: Sony Computer Entertainment<br /> | director = Yasumi Matsuno<br /> | producer = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | artists = Hiroshi Minagawa&lt;br&gt;Akihiko Yoshida&lt;br&gt;Hideo Minaba<br /> | writers = Yasumi Matsuno<br /> | composer = Hitoshi Sakimoto&lt;br&gt;Masaharu Iwata<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = PlayStation<br /> | release = JP: June 20, 1997&lt;br&gt;NA: January 28, 1998<br /> | genres = tactical role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is part of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Yasumi Matsuno. <br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Description for Final Fantasy Tactics on back of the PlayStation box|'''Lead epic battles in a new Final Fantasy world.'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Betrayal and darker dealings await in Square Soft's game of war. Fight hundreds of battles across dangerous 3D terrain as an ancient blood feud awakens a deadlier foe.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The story takes place in the Kingdom of Ivalice within an unnamed world. The kingdom is located on an peninsula which is connected with a landmass to the south. It is mostly populated by humans, though intelligent monsters can be found. Artificats and ruins indicated that former civilizations relied on ancient machinery. Nowadays magic is overall present. The Kingdom of Ordalia lies to the east and Romanda to the north. <br /> <br /> Ivalice has ended a war with those nations called the Fifty Years War and is facing economic problems. With the king dead and the heir too young to take the throne a regent is needed that reigns in the name of the prince. Two candidates exist: Duke Goltana of the Black Lion, and Duke Larg of the White Lion. <br /> ==Story==<br /> Fighting for the vacant throne of the Kingdom of Ivalice, the Lion War emerges. With Duke Goltana of the Black Lion on one side, supported by Princess Ovelia, and Duke Larg of the White Lion, supported by Prince Orinas. <br /> <br /> Ramza, part of the noble Beoulve family, and his childhood friend Delita witness the murder of Delita's sister during on uprising. Both then abandon their ties to nobility and join various factions. Ramza joins a mercenary group, and Delita joins Goltana's forces. They are reunited when the leader of the mercenary group, Gafgarion, attempts to take Princess Ovelia to Duke Larg. It is suggested to visit Cardinal Delacroix of the Galbados Church, and on this journey, Ramza meets Mustadio. He is a mechanist who has a Zodiac Stone, a holy relic. Since he is hunted for its power, Mustadio also seeks Delacroix's protection.<br /> <br /> Ramza discovers that the church used the legend of the Zodiac Braves to gather the Zodiac Stones and trigger the Lion War. To stop Ramza Delacroix transforms into a demon, but he is defeated by Ramza. Due to his actions Ramza is considered a Heretic and chased by Knights Templar, the knights of the church. Ramza gathers proofs about the lies the church told about their central holy figure Saint Ajora, and aims to reveal the truth.<br /> <br /> In a major battle Goltana and Larg are slain. Ramza stops the fight and saves General Count Cidolfus Orlandeau, but the church still gains control over Ivalice since both leaders of the Lion War are dead. Is is revealed that the Knights Templar are possessed by demons of the Lucavi who seek to resurrect their leader Ultima. For the resurrection they needed enough sacfrices of blood and a suitable vessel, which is found in Ramzas sister Alma. Once Ultima is resurrected, Ramza and his allies destroy her and escape Ivalice. <br /> <br /> In the epilogue it is revealed that Delita marries Princess Ovelia and becomes King of Ivalice, yet Ovelia distrusts him and they stab each other. Ramza and Alma fake their deaths and vanish. <br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * The incantation [[Lahabrea]] recites while casting [[Ultima]] in {{i|The Porta Decumana}} is taken from ''Tactics''.<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Cuchulainn]] in {{i|The Void Ark}} references the Scorpio Lucavi from ''Tactics'', Cuchulainn the Impure.<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Return to Ivalice}} raids are based on both ''Tactics'' and ''XII''.<br /> ** [[Jenomis cen Lexentale]]'s true name, Arazlam Durai is reference to the narrator of ''Tactics'', who is retelling the story from a point far in the future. [[Ramza bas Lexentale]] and [[Alma bas Lexentale]] are named after the protagonist of ''Tactics'' and his sister.<br /> ** {{i|The Royal City of Rabanastre}}: The Royal City of Lesalia found beneath Rabanastre references the city of the same name.<br /> *** [[Archaeodemon]]s are based on the enemy of the same name from ''Tactics''.<br /> *** [[Rofocale]] references an unused Sagittarius Lucavi cut from ''Tactics''.<br /> *** [[Argath Thadalfus]] is based on the character of the same name from ''Tactics''.<br /> ** {{i|The Ridorana Lighthouse}}: The Clockwork City of Goug within the lighthouse references the city of the same name.<br /> *** [[Construct 7]] is based on the boss from ''Tactics''. Its use of mathematics references the Arithmetician job, while the dance it performs references a command Ramza gives to Construct 8.<br /> ** {{i|The Orbonne Monastery}} is based on the location from ''Tactics''.<br /> *** [[Mustadio]], [[Agrias]], and [[The Thunder God|Thunder God Cid]] are all references to party members from ''Tactics''. Their transformed appearances take cues from their Zodiac signs in Tactics: Libra, Cancer, and Scorpio, respectively.<br /> ** One of the final scenes of the raid shows Ramza's party, which consists of several generic units, plus several other story characters including two who never actually join Ramza's party in ''Tactics'': Isilud Tengille and Zalbaag Beoulve.<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * [[Construct 14]]'s description mentions that it will &quot;dispose of friend and foe alike&quot;, referencing a scene where Ramza commands Construct 8 to &quot;dispose of Mustadio&quot; as a joke, only for it to actually do so.<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * A remix of Ultima's Perfection from ''Tactics'' plays during the fight with [[Pallas Athena]] in {{i|Anabaseios: The Twelfth Circle (Savage)}}.<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> <br /> '''Music References'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row||}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_Tactics&diff=1329042 2026-05-30T23:05:51Z

<p>Supreveio: /* Endwalker */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy Tactics<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square<br /> | publisher = JP: Square&lt;br&gt;NA: Sony Computer Entertainment<br /> | director = Yasumi Matsuno<br /> | producer = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | artists = Hiroshi Minagawa&lt;br&gt;Akihiko Yoshida&lt;br&gt;Hideo Minaba<br /> | writers = Yasumi Matsuno<br /> | composer = Hitoshi Sakimoto&lt;br&gt;Masaharu Iwata<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = PlayStation<br /> | release = JP: June 20, 1997&lt;br&gt;NA: January 28, 1998<br /> | genres = tactical role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is part of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Yasumi Matsuno. <br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Description for Final Fantasy Tactics on back of the PlayStation box|'''Lead epic battles in a new Final Fantasy world.'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Betrayal and darker dealings await in Square Soft's game of war. Fight hundreds of battles across dangerous 3D terrain as an ancient blood feud awakens a deadlier foe.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The story takes place in the Kingdom of Ivalice within an unnamed world. The kingdom is located on an peninsula which is connected with a landmass to the south. It is mostly populated by humans, though intelligent monsters can be found. Artificats and ruins indicated that former civilizations relied on ancient machinery. Nowadays magic is overall present. The Kingdom of Ordalia lies to the east and Romanda to the north. <br /> <br /> Ivalice has ended a war with those nations called the Fifty Years War and is facing economic problems. With the king dead and the heir too young to take the throne a regent is needed that reigns in the name of the prince. Two candidates exist: Duke Goltana of the Black Lion, and Duke Larg of the White Lion. <br /> ==Story==<br /> Fighting for the vacant throne of the Kingdom of Ivalice, the Lion War emerges. With Duke Goltana of the Black Lion on one side, supported by Princess Ovelia, and Duke Larg of the White Lion, supported by Prince Orinas. <br /> <br /> Ramza, part of the noble Beoulve family, and his childhood friend Delita witness the murder of Delita's sister during on uprising. Both then abandon their ties to nobility and join various factions. Ramza joins a mercenary group, and Delita joins Goltana's forces. They are reunited when the leader of the mercenary group, Gafgarion, attempts to take Princess Ovelia to Duke Larg. It is suggested to visit Cardinal Delacroix of the Galbados Church, and on this journey, Ramza meets Mustadio. He is a mechanist who has a Zodiac Stone, a holy relic. Since he is hunted for its power, Mustadio also seeks Delacroix's protection.<br /> <br /> Ramza discovers that the church used the legend of the Zodiac Braves to gather the Zodiac Stones and trigger the Lion War. To stop Ramza Delacroix transforms into a demon, but he is defeated by Ramza. Due to his actions Ramza is considered a Heretic and chased by Knights Templar, the knights of the church. Ramza gathers proofs about the lies the church told about their central holy figure Saint Ajora, and aims to reveal the truth.<br /> <br /> In a major battle Goltana and Larg are slain. Ramza stops the fight and saves General Count Cidolfus Orlandeau, but the church still gains control over Ivalice since both leaders of the Lion War are dead. Is is revealed that the Knights Templar are possessed by demons of the Lucavi who seek to resurrect their leader Ultima. For the resurrection they needed enough sacfrices of blood and a suitable vessel, which is found in Ramzas sister Alma. Once Ultima is resurrected, Ramza and his allies destroy her and escape Ivalice. <br /> <br /> In the epilogue it is revealed that Delita marries Princess Ovelia and becomes King of Ivalice, yet Ovelia distrusts him and they stab each other. Ramza and Alma fake their deaths and vanish. <br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Return to Ivalice}} raids are based on both ''Tactics'' and ''XII''.<br /> ** [[Jenomis cen Lexentale]]'s true name, Arazlam Durai is reference to the narrator of ''Tactics'', who is retelling the story from a point far in the future. [[Ramza bas Lexentale]] and [[Alma bas Lexentale]] are named after the protagonist of ''Tactics'' and his sister.<br /> ** {{i|The Royal City of Rabanastre}}<br /> *** [[Archaeodemon]]s are based on the enemy of the same name from ''Tactics''.<br /> *** [[Rofocale]] references an unused Sagittarius Lucavi cut from ''Tactics''.<br /> *** [[Argath Thadalfus]] is based on the character of the same name from ''Tactics''.<br /> ** {{i|The Ridorana Lighthouse}}<br /> *** [[Construct 7]] is based on the boss from ''Tactics''. Its use of mathematics references the Arithmetician job, while the dance it performs references a command Ramza gives to Construct 8.<br /> ** {{i|The Orbonne Monastery}} is based on the location from ''Tactics''.<br /> *** [[Mustadio]], [[Agrias]], and [[The Thunder God|Thunder God Cid]] are all references to party members from ''Tactics''. Their transformed appearances take cues from their Zodiac signs in Tactics: Libra, Cancer, and Scorpio, respectively.<br /> ** One of the final scenes of the raid shows Ramza's party, which consists of several generic units, plus several other story characters including two who never actually join Ramza's party in ''Tactics'': Isilud Tengille and Zalbaag Beoulve.<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringer===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> * A remix of Ultima's Perfection from ''Tactics'' plays during the fight with [[Pallas Athena]] in {{i|Anabaseios: The Twelfth Circle (Savage)}}.<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> <br /> '''Music References'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row||}}<br /> |}<br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_Tactics&diff=1329040 2026-05-30T22:58:36Z

<p>Supreveio: /* Stormblood */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy Tactics<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square<br /> | publisher = JP: Square&lt;br&gt;NA: Sony Computer Entertainment<br /> | director = Yasumi Matsuno<br /> | producer = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | artists = Hiroshi Minagawa&lt;br&gt;Akihiko Yoshida&lt;br&gt;Hideo Minaba<br /> | writers = Yasumi Matsuno<br /> | composer = Hitoshi Sakimoto&lt;br&gt;Masaharu Iwata<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = PlayStation<br /> | release = JP: June 20, 1997&lt;br&gt;NA: January 28, 1998<br /> | genres = tactical role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is part of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Yasumi Matsuno. <br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Description for Final Fantasy Tactics on back of the PlayStation box|'''Lead epic battles in a new Final Fantasy world.'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Betrayal and darker dealings await in Square Soft's game of war. Fight hundreds of battles across dangerous 3D terrain as an ancient blood feud awakens a deadlier foe.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The story takes place in the Kingdom of Ivalice within an unnamed world. The kingdom is located on an peninsula which is connected with a landmass to the south. It is mostly populated by humans, though intelligent monsters can be found. Artificats and ruins indicated that former civilizations relied on ancient machinery. Nowadays magic is overall present. The Kingdom of Ordalia lies to the east and Romanda to the north. <br /> <br /> Ivalice has ended a war with those nations called the Fifty Years War and is facing economic problems. With the king dead and the heir too young to take the throne a regent is needed that reigns in the name of the prince. Two candidates exist: Duke Goltana of the Black Lion, and Duke Larg of the White Lion. <br /> ==Story==<br /> Fighting for the vacant throne of the Kingdom of Ivalice, the Lion War emerges. With Duke Goltana of the Black Lion on one side, supported by Princess Ovelia, and Duke Larg of the White Lion, supported by Prince Orinas. <br /> <br /> Ramza, part of the noble Beoulve family, and his childhood friend Delita witness the murder of Delita's sister during on uprising. Both then abandon their ties to nobility and join various factions. Ramza joins a mercenary group, and Delita joins Goltana's forces. They are reunited when the leader of the mercenary group, Gafgarion, attempts to take Princess Ovelia to Duke Larg. It is suggested to visit Cardinal Delacroix of the Galbados Church, and on this journey, Ramza meets Mustadio. He is a mechanist who has a Zodiac Stone, a holy relic. Since he is hunted for its power, Mustadio also seeks Delacroix's protection.<br /> <br /> Ramza discovers that the church used the legend of the Zodiac Braves to gather the Zodiac Stones and trigger the Lion War. To stop Ramza Delacroix transforms into a demon, but he is defeated by Ramza. Due to his actions Ramza is considered a Heretic and chased by Knights Templar, the knights of the church. Ramza gathers proofs about the lies the church told about their central holy figure Saint Ajora, and aims to reveal the truth.<br /> <br /> In a major battle Goltana and Larg are slain. Ramza stops the fight and saves General Count Cidolfus Orlandeau, but the church still gains control over Ivalice since both leaders of the Lion War are dead. Is is revealed that the Knights Templar are possessed by demons of the Lucavi who seek to resurrect their leader Ultima. For the resurrection they needed enough sacfrices of blood and a suitable vessel, which is found in Ramzas sister Alma. Once Ultima is resurrected, Ramza and his allies destroy her and escape Ivalice. <br /> <br /> In the epilogue it is revealed that Delita marries Princess Ovelia and becomes King of Ivalice, yet Ovelia distrusts him and they stab each other. Ramza and Alma fake their deaths and vanish. <br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * The {{i|Return to Ivalice}} raids are based on both ''Tactics'' and ''XII''.<br /> ** [[Jenomis cen Lexentale]]'s true name, Arazlam Durai is reference to the narrator of ''Tactics'', who is retelling the story from a point far in the future. [[Ramza bas Lexentale]] and [[Alma bas Lexentale]] are named after the protagonist of ''Tactics'' and his sister.<br /> ** {{i|The Royal City of Rabanastre}}<br /> *** [[Archaeodemon]]s are based on the enemy of the same name from ''Tactics''.<br /> *** [[Rofocale]] references an unused Sagittarius Lucavi cut from ''Tactics''.<br /> *** [[Argath Thadalfus]] is based on the character of the same name from ''Tactics''.<br /> ** {{i|The Ridorana Lighthouse}}<br /> *** [[Construct 7]] is based on the boss from ''Tactics''. Its use of mathematics references the Arithmetician job, while the dance it performs references a command Ramza gives to Construct 8.<br /> ** {{i|The Orbonne Monastery}} is based on the location from ''Tactics''.<br /> *** [[Mustadio]], [[Agrias]], and [[The Thunder God|Thunder God Cid]] are all references to party members from ''Tactics''. Their transformed appearances take cues from their Zodiac signs in Tactics: Libra, Cancer, and Scorpio, respectively.<br /> ** One of the final scenes of the raid shows Ramza's party, which consists of several generic units, plus several other story characters including two who never actually join Ramza's party in ''Tactics'': Isilud Tengille and Zalbaag Beoulve.<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringer===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> <br /> '''Music References'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row||}}<br /> |}<br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

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<p>Supreveio: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Yojimbo<br /> | description = This wandering sellsword served as bodyguard to Kageyama, the unscrupulous soy sauce baron who led the rebels. Though possessed of peerless swordsmanship, he does not draw his prized katana, Zanmato, for aught less than a bugyo’s ransom. He is never seen without his trusty hound, Daigoro.<br /> | description-source = Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume II, p. 173<br /> | image =<br /> | location = Yanxia<br /> | coordinates = 18.9,8.5<br /> | title =<br /> | gender = Male<br /> | age =<br /> | race = <br /> | clan = <br /> | class =<br /> | job =<br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace =<br /> | organization = <br /> | level =<br /> | aggression =<br /> | service = quest<br /> | goal =<br /> | patch = 4.35<br /> | release = stormblood<br /> }} __NOTOC__<br /> <br /> ==Quests Started==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Quests Involved In==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|King of the Castle}}<br /> {{quest list row|The Blade Mislaid}}<br /> {{quest list row|The Past Is Never Past}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Lore==<br /> {{quotation|Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume II, p. 129|&quot;I feel so-so conflicted!&quot;<br /> <br /> A peerless warrior who commands equally impressive fees for his services, Yojimbo is rumored to have been hired by the soy sauce mogul, Kageyama, and his motley crew of insurgents when they occupied Kugane Castle—though he was not present when the Sekiseigumi arrived in the wake of the adventurers who defeated the rebel forces. He was last seen in the employ of Akebono, another merchant of ill repute, which might lead some to assume he has no scruples and cares only for koban. Or could it be that he is simply an avid collector of swords? And just who or what is he? Truly, he is a man of many mysteries.}}<br /> <br /> {{#spoiler:show=Spoilers for The Past Is Never Past|hide=Click to Hide Spoiler|He is actually [[Gilgamesh]] in disguise.}}<br /> <br /> ==Additional Information==<br /> {{see also|Yojimbo (boss)}}<br /> {{see also|wikipedia:Yojimbo}}<br /> <br /> ==Trivia==<br /> * '''Yojimbo''' is also a [[server]] in the Japanese '''Meteor''' [[Data Center]].<br /> * Yojimbo is based directly on the Aeon from ''Final Fantasy X''. <br /> ** The power of his Zanmato attack in [[Kugane Castle]] scaling with how much he is paid is based on his summon mechanics: The amount of Gil he is paid influences how likely he is to use a more powerful attack.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Patch 4.0 Enemies]] [[Category:NPCs]] [[Category:Quest NPCs]] [[Category:Patch 4.35 NPCs]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_XI&diff=1326182 2026-05-28T03:48:25Z

<p>Supreveio: /* Legacy */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy XI<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square Enix<br /> | director = Koichi Ishii (1999-2003)&lt;br&gt;Nobuaki Komoto (2003-2008)&lt;br&gt;Koichi Ogawa (2008-2010)&lt;br&gt;Akihiko Matsui (2010)&lt;br&gt;Mizuki Ito (2010-2016)&lt;br&gt;Yoji Fujito (since 2016)<br /> | producer = Hiromichi Tanaka (1999-2012)&lt;br&gt;Akihiko Matsui (2010-2016)&lt;br&gt;Yoji Fujito (since 2016)<br /> | artists = Ryosuke Aiba<br /> | writers = Nobuaki Komoto&lt;br&gt;Masato Kato<br /> | composer = Naoshi Mizuta&lt;br&gt;Kumi Tanioka&lt;br&gt;Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = PlayStation 2&lt;br&gt;Microsoft Windows&lt;br&gt;Xbox 360<br /> | release = May 16, 2002<br /> | genres = MMORPG<br /> | mode = multiplayer<br /> }}<br /> It is the eleventh installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and is currently (2026) directed by Yoji Fujito. It is the first MMORPG of the series and enhanced by multiple expansion packs.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Description from the [https://www.playonline.com/ff11us/intro/about/welcome.html Final Fantasy XI website]|The world of Vana'diel stands at the brink of war. Three powerful nations, united in their plight against the beastmen forces, look to their last hope - brave adventurers like you!<br /> <br /> Will the beastmen gain the upper hand, and thrust the once-peaceful Vana'diel into another ar?<br /> <br /> Step into the world of Vana'diel and journey forth on grand adventures with players from all across the globe! FINAL FANTASY XI is the firs tonline game in the award-winning FINAL FANTASY series.<br /> <br /> How you play is up to you, with limitless possibilities for adventure.<br /> <br /> Set out on your own to discover the countless secrets of Vana'diel, or form a party with your friends to purge the bestman forces bring home sensational spoils.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> The world of Final Fantasy Xi is called Vana'diel and is a rich world with diverse climates. Six city-states exist:<br /> * the Republic of Bastok<br /> * the Kingdom of San d'Oria<br /> * the Federation of Windrust<br /> * the Grand Duchy of Jeuno<br /> * the Empire of Aht Urhgan<br /> * the Sacred City of Adoulin<br /> <br /> Vana'diel was created as a playground for the Gods and their children spawned from an enormous Crystal. Wishing to be one with the Gods, they built a path to Paradise, for which they were smote down by the Gods. THe Goddess Altana wept five tears which would give life to the five races: the Galka, the Mithra, the Hume, the Elvaan and the Tarutaru. The Goddess of Twilight Promathia condemned Altana and cursed those races with eternal conflict and bringing out their worst attitudes:<br /> <br /> * the apathy of Humes<br /> * the arrogance of Elvaans<br /> * the rage of Galka<br /> * the cawardice of Tarutaru<br /> * the envy of Mithra<br /> <br /> The events of the game are set 20 years after the Crystal War where the Middle Lands nations of Bastok, San d'Oria and Windrust defeated the Shadow Lord. <br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> Players begin in one of the three main countries: San d'Oria, Bastok and Windrust. They must help with creating alliances and banding nations together to fight against the resurrected Shadow Lord.<br /> <br /> '''Rise of the Zilart (2003):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> The Crystal War and the resurrection of the Shadow Lord was orchestrated by the Zilart Princes Eald'Narche and Kam'lanaut. They plan to open the path to paradise.<br /> <br /> '''Chains of Promathia (2004):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> Along with an Elvaan girl named Prishe the player needs to prevent the resurrection of the Zilart race. The wyrmking Bahamut intends to destroy Vana'diel to prevent the Goddess Promathia to absorb the world. <br /> <br /> '''Treasure of Aht Urhgan (2006):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> After years of self-imposed isolation, the Empire of Aht Urhgan opens up to the other nations, revealing the intrigues of the Empress' court and the fear of war and darkness.<br /> <br /> '''Wings of the Goddess (2007):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> Set during the Crystal War 20 years prior, the Elvaan/Hume mix Lilisette and the Regal Feline Cait Sith want to reduce the suffering of the era, while Lilith, an alternate timeline version of herself, wants the war to keep going.<br /> <br /> '''Seekers of Adoulin (2013):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> The western continent archipelago of Adoulin and the Sacred City of Adoulin are open to explore once again.<br /> <br /> '''Rhapsodies of Vana'diel (2015):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> The Cloud of Darkness pose a threat to the realm, and the overall storylines are concluded.<br /> <br /> '''The Voracious Resurgence (2020):'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> So called &quot;world eater eggs&quot; appear throughout the land of Vana'diel.<br /> <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * Each of the playable races are based on those in ''XI''.<br /> ** [[Hyur]] are based on the Humes.<br /> ** [[Elezen]] are based on the Elvaan.<br /> ** [[Lalafell]] are based on the Tarutaru.<br /> ** [[Miqo'te]] are based on the Mithra. Male Miqo'te not being playable in Legacy references how only female Mithra were playable in ''XI''.<br /> ** [[Roegadyn]] are based on the Galka. Players only being able to create male Roegadyn despite [[Merlwyb|female Roegadyn]] existing in Legacy references how Galka were a male-only race in ''XI''.<br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringer===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> <br /> '''Music References'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row||}}<br /> |}<br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_V&diff=1326177 2026-05-28T03:36:42Z

<p>Supreveio: /* References in Final Fantasy XIV */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Other games infobox<br /> | title = Final Fantasy V<br /> | cover = <br /> | developer = Square <br /> | publisher = Square<br /> | director = Hironobu Sakaguchi<br /> | producer = <br /> | artists = Yoshitaka Amano&lt;br&gt;Kazuko Shibuya<br /> | writers = Hironobu Sakaguchi&lt;br&gt;Yoshinori Kitase<br /> | composer = Nobuo Uematsu<br /> | series = [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy]<br /> | platforms = Super Famicom<br /> | release = December 6, 1992<br /> | genres = turn based role-playing<br /> | mode = single-player<br /> }}<br /> It is the fifth installment of the [https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Category:Final_Fantasy_series Final Fantasy series] and was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi.<br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> {{quotation|Box description for Final Fantasy V on Nintendo DS|The Wind Crystal Shatters...<br /> The winds fail. Ships stand still, unable to fill their sails. The world races to its end. Unless a handful of heroes can protect the remaining crystals, the world will fall into ruin.}}<br /> ==Setting==<br /> A millenium ago, a powerful mage called Enuo imperiled the world using the power of the &quot;Void&quot;. The people defeated him by using twelve legendary weapons, but the Void was not destroyed. The worlds elemental crystals were split and created two worlds, with the Void being sealed in a dimensional cleft in-between.<br /> <br /> Both world prospered until an evil force was stirring in the second world, since malicious demons have been sealed away in the Great Forest of Moore. Once they broke free, they emerged as Exdeath. He wanted to claim the world for himself, but was defeated by the Warriors of Dawn, sealing him within the first world by using its crystals, and brought back peace.<br /> ==Story==<br /> Bartz encounters Lenna, Galuf and Faris, and together they persue King Tycoon - Lenna's father - who went to investigate why the wind crystal grows weaker. There they see the wind crystal shattered, receiving new powers. An image of King Tycoon appears and say that the crystals has chosen them as their protectors.<br /> <br /> The party discovers that the crystals are making the world inhabitable and also seal away Exdeath. They try and attempt to safe the crystals of water, fire and earth, but each time they shatter and give them new powers. Exdeath is freed and defeat the party, returning to his homeworld.<br /> <br /> Galuf's granddaughter Krile arrives and brings back his memories - he originated from the same world as Exdeath and all of them are travelling back home. On Galuf's World, Exdeath is already persuing the crystals. The party wins an encounter with Gilgamesh, but are blown away to a different continent. When travelling to the Moore Forest to protect the crystal there, Exdeath arrives and takes the crystal for himself. Krile is trapped by Exdeath' powers, but Galuf saves her and the others by sacrificing his own life. His powers and abilities are transferred to Krile, who joins the party. They travel to Exdeath' castle, where they defeat Gilgamesh and Exdeath as well. When the crystals shatter, the worlds are reunited.<br /> <br /> The party returns to Tycoon and celebrate Exdeath' defeat. However, Exdeath manifests again. He has now full control of the Void, and wreaks havoc, tossing entire towns and kingdoms into an interdimensional rift.<br /> <br /> The party now has access to powerful artificats, and once obtained they enter the rift. They find Exdeath at the center of the rift seeking the powers of the Void. The party fights Exdeath and then Neo Exdeath, whos intent is to destroy all reality. They defeat him and use the crystal shards' power to seal the Void once more and return to restore the reunified world and it's crystals. <br /> <br /> They return to the Moore Forest and those that have fallen in battle are revived. <br /> ==References in Final Fantasy XIV==<br /> ===Legacy===<br /> * The servers Istory and Karnak refers to towns with the same name.<br /> <br /> ===A Realm Reborn===<br /> * {{i|Sastasha}} is a reference to the Pirate's Hideout in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[The Guardian Tree]] is a direct reference to the Guardian Tree from Final Fantasy V. <br /> * [[The Ship Graveyard]] is based upon the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The boss of the single instance in {{i|History Repeating}} is based on the Siren of Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Gilgamesh]] is based on the same character in Final Fantasy V. [[Enkidu]] is an nod towards his partner in Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Enkidu (Boss)|Enkidu]], a boss in the {{i|Battle in the Big Keep}}, is based upon the appearance of Enkidu from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Atomos]] from {{i|The Labyrinth of the Ancients}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;[https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comments/126ucte/a_list_wlinks_of_every_song_in_final_fantasy_xiv/ A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)], reddit post by LightSamus, 06.04.2026&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Moogles' Theme|Good King Moggle Mog XII}}<br /> {{music table row|Clash on the Big Bridge|Battle on the Big Bridge}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Heavensward===<br /> * [[Gaelicat|Gaelicats]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Bandersnatch|Bandersnatches]] are based on the same monsters appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * {{i|The Great Gubal Library}} is based in the Library of Ancients dungeon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The enemy [[Page 64]] and the boss [[Byblos]] are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Krile Baldesion]] is based upon Krile of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her grandfather Galuf is also based upon Galuf Baldesion of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Her [[Scion Hearer's Coat|Attire]] is based upon the White Mage attire of Krile in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Krile and Galuf hail from the [[Isle of Val]], a reference to the &quot;Isle of Bal&quot;, their home from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Catoblepas]] from {{i|Halatali (Hard)}} is based on the optional boss and summon from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Karlabos]] from {{i|Sastasha (Hard)}} is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Calofisteri]], the final boss of {{i|The Weeping City of Mhach}}, is based on the boss from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The [[Enchanted Fan]] enemies appearing in {{i|Sohr Khai}} are based on the enemies from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Liquid Flame]] from {{i|The Great Gubal Library (Hard)}} and [[Living Liquid]] from {{i|Alexander - The Arm of the Father}} can transform into differnt forms. This is a reference to the Liquid Flame battle in Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> ===Stormblood===<br /> * {{i|The Sirensong Sea}} is based on the Ship Graveyard of Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** {{i|Ghido}} is based on the turtle sage Ghido from Final Fantasy V. When summoned near an {{i|Wind-up Exdeath}} minion, they will have a fighting animation.<br /> * [[Omega (boss)|Omega]] and [[Shinryu]] originate from Final Fantasy V.<br /> * In [[The Lochs]] a moai face can be found under Loch Seld. This is a reference to the moai statue on the ocean in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * Several locations in {{i|The Forbidden Land, Eureka}} are named after characters appearing in Final Fantasy V:<br /> **Port Surgate<br /> **Klauser's Howe<br /> **The Val River Swale<br /> **Klauser's Peace<br /> <br /> * [[The Interdimensional Rift]] is a direct reference to the final dungeon of Final Fantasy V. <br /> ** [[Alte Roite]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V1.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Catastrophe]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V2.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Halicarnassus]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V3.0}} and based on the boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** [[Exdeath]] is the boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0}} and [[Neo Exdeath]] is the phase 2 boss of {{i|Deltascape V4.0 (Savage)}} and based on the final boss in Final Fantasy V.<br /> <br /> * The boss of the stage 25 [[Masked Carnivale]], [[Azulmagia (enemy)|Azulmagia]], is a reference to the Blue Mage enemy in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** After clearing the stage, Blue Mage's will receive his signature cane as the [[The Spirit of the Whalaqee|Level 50 Blue Mage weapon]].<br /> ** The artifact gear for Blue Mages is based on the gear from Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** The casting effect for Blue Mages is also based upon the casting effect for Blue Mages in Final Fantasy V.<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Interdimensional Rift&lt;br&gt;Prelude to the Void|Deltascape}}<br /> {{music table row|Boss Theme &quot;Battle 2&quot;|Omega Squared}}<br /> {{music table row|The Decisive Battle|Decisions (Omega)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|Final, Not Final}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Shadowbringers===<br /> * The ancient civilisation of Ronka and it's ruins are a reference to the Ronka Ruin's in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * [[Fort Gohn]] is named after the village appearing in Final Fantasy V.<br /> * The final boss of {{i|The Twinning}} - [[The Tycoon]] - is named after the kingdom in Final Fantasy V.<br /> ** Since the boss is a palette swap of the castle-like primal [[Alexander]], the name could also be a reference to Castle Tycoon or Lenna's father, Alexander Highwind Tycoon.<br /> <br /> ===Endwalker===<br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|The Day Will Come|The Day Will Come (Endwalker)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ===Dawntrail===<br /> * The [[Occult Crescent]] is a reference to the Crescent Island from this game. The area in general is a massive reference to the game as a whole.<br /> ** Each of the [[Phantom Jobs]] is based on a job from this game. Each job is represented by a sprite of Bartz Klauser as that job.<br /> *** [[Phantom Cannoneer]], [[Phantom Gladiator]], and [[Phantom Necromancer]] are based on jobs exclusive to the GameBoy Advance port of ''V''.<br /> ** The [[Phantom Village]] is a reference to the town of the same name.<br /> ** The [[Archive]] wears a robe similar to the Omniscient boss who guarded the Magic half of ''V'''s Fork Tower.<br /> ** The nation of Karnak mentioned in the area's lore is a reference to the kingdom of the same name.<br /> * [[Enuo]] is based on the character from ''V''. Enuo's character design is from the GameBoy Advance port. Their nature as a voidsent references that the Enuo of ''V'''s world created the Void featured in that game.<br /> <br /> '''Music References&lt;ref name=MusicRef&gt;&lt;/ref&gt;'''<br /> {{music table header|original=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Town Theme|Town Theme (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle 1|FINAL FANTASY V: Battle 1 (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|A New World|A New World (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|Exdeath's Castle|Exdeath's Castle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> {{music table row|The Final Battle|FINAL FANTASY V: The Final Battle (Dawntrail)}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Final Fantasy V Steam.jpg|Final Fantasy V Cover on Steam<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category: Final Fantasy series]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Demon_of_the_Incunable&diff=1311610 2026-05-18T16:25:14Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Demon of the Incunable<br /> | description =<br /> | image =<br /> | location = The Forbidden Land, Eureka Pagos<br /> | coordinates = 24.0, 26.5<br /> | race = Voidsent<br /> | clan = Demon of the Tome<br /> | level = 27<br /> | aggression = a1<br /> | spawn-condition = Night<br /> | patch = 4.36<br /> | release = stormblood<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==Additional Information==<br /> *'''Demon of the Incunable''' can only spawn at night.<br /> *Killing sufficient number of '''Demons of the Incunable''' can result in starting the [[FATEs#Notorious Monster|Notorious Monster]] ''{{i|Cairn Blight 451}}'', as long as it is not on cooldown.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Patch 4.36 Enemies]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Eye_of_the_Scorpion&diff=1311609 2026-05-18T16:13:26Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Eye of the Scorpion<br /> | full-name = <br /> | description = <br /> | description-source = <br /> | image = <br /> | location = <br /> | coordinates = <br /> | dungeon = The Clyteum<br /> | raid = <br /> | trial = <br /> | other-duty = <br /> | objective = boss<br /> | title = <br /> | gender = <br /> | age = <br /> | race = Voidsent <br /> | clan = Ahriman<br /> | class = <br /> | job = <br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace = <br /> | organization = <br /> | relatives = <br /> | is-enemy = y<br /> | level = 100<br /> | alt-level-type = <br /> | element = <br /> | adaptation = <br /> | mutation = <br /> | spawn-condition = <br /> | aggression = a5<br /> | aggro-type = <br /> | vulnerable = <br /> | service = <br /> | goal = <br /> | release = dawntrail<br /> | patch = 7.5<br /> | voiceJP = <br /> | voiceEN = <br /> | voiceFR = <br /> | voiceDE = <br /> | id-gt = 14716<br /> }}<br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|The Clyteum||100}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|Two Worlds Entwined}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Magitek Scorpion]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Knocked-about_Knocker&diff=1300276 2026-05-06T19:48:58Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Knocked-about Knocker<br /> | description =<br /> | image =<br /> | location = Kholusia<br /> | coordinates = 23.3,9<br /> | dungeon = <br /> | raid = <br /> | trial = <br /> | title =<br /> | gender = <br /> | age =<br /> | race = Soulkin<br /> | clan = Coblyn<br /> | class =<br /> | job =<br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace =<br /> | organization =<br /> | level = 75<br /> | aggression = a1<br /> | goal = Knockout<br /> | patch = 5.0<br /> | release = shadowbringers<br /> }} __NOTOC__<br /> ==Loot==<br /> {{Drops table header}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Kholusia|23.3,9|75}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==FATEs==<br /> *{{i|Knockout}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Patch 5.0 Enemies]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Prismatic_Decotitus&diff=1300275 2026-05-06T19:46:18Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Prismatic Decotitus<br /> | description = <br /> | image = <br /> | location = Kholusia<br /> | coordinates = 25.6,17.0<br /> | dungeon = <br /> | raid = <br /> | trial = <br /> | title =<br /> | gender = <br /> | age =<br /> | race = Scalekin<br /> | clan = Decotitus<br /> | class =<br /> | job =<br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace =<br /> | organization =<br /> | level = 78<br /> | aggression = a1<br /> | goal = Ironbeard Builders - Rebuilt<br /> | patch = 5.0<br /> | release = shadowbringers<br /> }} __NOTOC__<br /> ==Loot==<br /> {{Drops table header}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Prismatic Ore|fate=Ironbeard Builders - Rebuilt}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Kholusia| 25.6,17.0 |78}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==FATEs==<br /> *{{i|Ironbeard Builders - Rebuilt}}<br /> <br /> ==Additional Information==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Patch 5.0 Enemies]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Memory_Receptacle&diff=1300164 2026-05-06T08:35:27Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Memory Receptacle<br /> | full-name = <br /> | description = <br /> | description-source = <br /> | image = <br /> | location = <br /> | coordinates = <br /> | dungeon = <br /> | raid = Windurst: The Third Walk<br /> | trial = <br /> | other-duty = <br /> | objective = <br /> | title = <br /> | gender = <br /> | age = <br /> | race = Ashkin<br /> | clan = <br /> | class = <br /> | job = <br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace = <br /> | organization = <br /> | relatives = <br /> | is-enemy = y<br /> | level = 100<br /> | alt-level-type = <br /> | element = <br /> | adaptation = <br /> | mutation = <br /> | spawn-condition = <br /> | aggression = a1<br /> | aggro-type = <br /> | vulnerable = <br /> | service = <br /> | goal = <br /> | release = dawntrail<br /> | patch = 7.5<br /> | voiceJP = <br /> | voiceEN = <br /> | voiceFR = <br /> | voiceDE = <br /> | id-gt = 14781<br /> }}<br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Windurst: The Third Walk||100}}<br /> |}<br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|The Hollow Promise}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> [[Category:Enemies]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Empty_Wanderer&diff=1300163 2026-05-06T08:34:11Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Empty Wanderer<br /> | full-name = <br /> | description = <br /> | description-source = <br /> | image = <br /> | location = <br /> | coordinates = <br /> | dungeon = <br /> | raid = Windurst: The Third Walk<br /> | trial = <br /> | other-duty = <br /> | objective = <br /> | title = <br /> | gender = <br /> | age = <br /> | race = Ashkin<br /> | clan = Wanderer<br /> | class = <br /> | job = <br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace = <br /> | organization = <br /> | relatives = <br /> | is-enemy = y<br /> | level = <br /> | alt-level-type = <br /> | element = <br /> | adaptation = <br /> | mutation = <br /> | spawn-condition = <br /> | aggression = <br /> | aggro-type = <br /> | vulnerable = <br /> | service = <br /> | goal = <br /> | release = dawntrail<br /> | patch = 7.5<br /> | voiceJP = <br /> | voiceEN = <br /> | voiceFR = <br /> | voiceDE = <br /> | id-gt = 14782<br /> }}<br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Windurst: The Third Walk||-}}<br /> |}<br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|The Hollow Promise}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> [[Category:Enemies]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Empty_Weeper&diff=1300162 2026-05-06T08:34:01Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Empty Weeper<br /> | full-name = <br /> | description = <br /> | description-source = <br /> | image = <br /> | location = <br /> | coordinates = <br /> | dungeon = <br /> | raid = Windurst: The Third Walk<br /> | trial = <br /> | other-duty = <br /> | objective = <br /> | title = <br /> | gender = <br /> | age = <br /> | race = Ashkin<br /> | clan = Weeper <br /> | class = <br /> | job = <br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace = <br /> | organization = <br /> | relatives = <br /> | is-enemy = y<br /> | level = <br /> | alt-level-type = <br /> | element = <br /> | adaptation = <br /> | mutation = <br /> | spawn-condition = <br /> | aggression = <br /> | aggro-type = <br /> | vulnerable = <br /> | service = <br /> | goal = <br /> | release = dawntrail<br /> | patch = 7.5<br /> | voiceJP = <br /> | voiceEN = <br /> | voiceFR = <br /> | voiceDE = <br /> | id-gt = 14783<br /> }}<br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Windurst: The Third Walk||-}}<br /> |}<br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|The Hollow Promise}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> [[Category:Enemies]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Empty_Thinker&diff=1300161 2026-05-06T08:33:46Z

<p>Supreveio: FFXI&#039;s Thinkers, Weepers, and Wanderers are Empty-type creatures, the lingering memories of deceased souls, making them roughly equivalent to a type of Ashkin.</p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Empty Thinker<br /> | full-name = <br /> | description = <br /> | description-source = <br /> | image = <br /> | location = <br /> | coordinates = <br /> | dungeon = <br /> | raid = Windurst: The Third Walk<br /> | trial = <br /> | other-duty = <br /> | objective = <br /> | title = <br /> | gender = <br /> | age = <br /> | race = Ashkin<br /> | clan = Thinker<br /> | class = <br /> | job = <br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace = <br /> | organization = <br /> | relatives = <br /> | is-enemy = y<br /> | level = <br /> | alt-level-type = <br /> | element = <br /> | adaptation = <br /> | mutation = <br /> | spawn-condition = <br /> | aggression = <br /> | aggro-type = <br /> | vulnerable = <br /> | service = <br /> | goal = <br /> | release = dawntrail<br /> | patch = 7.5<br /> | voiceJP = <br /> | voiceEN = <br /> | voiceFR = <br /> | voiceDE = <br /> | id-gt = 14784<br /> }}<br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Windurst: The Third Walk||-}}<br /> |}<br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|The Hollow Promise}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> [[Category:Enemies]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Chort&diff=1299415 2026-05-05T05:37:57Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Chort<br /> | full-name = <br /> | description = <br /> | description-source = <br /> | image = <br /> | location = <br /> | coordinates = <br /> | dungeon = The Clyteum<br /> | raid = <br /> | trial = <br /> | other-duty = <br /> | objective = boss<br /> | title = <br /> | gender = <br /> | age = <br /> | race = Voidsent<br /> | clan = <br /> | class = <br /> | job = <br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace = <br /> | organization = <br /> | relatives = <br /> | is-enemy = y<br /> | level = 100<br /> | alt-level-type = <br /> | element = <br /> | adaptation = <br /> | mutation = <br /> | spawn-condition = <br /> | aggression = a5<br /> | aggro-type = <br /> | vulnerable = <br /> | service = <br /> | goal = <br /> | release = dawntrail<br /> | patch = 7.5<br /> | voiceJP = <br /> | voiceEN = <br /> | voiceFR = <br /> | voiceDE = <br /> | id-gt = 14734<br /> }}<br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|The Clyteum|11.8, 8.2|100}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|Two Worlds Entwined}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Trivia==<br /> ===Etymology===<br /> * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chort Chort] is the Slavic word for &quot;demon&quot;.<br /> [[Category:Enemies]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Geshunpest_(Enemy)&diff=1291475 2026-04-30T16:47:46Z

<p>Supreveio: Created page with &quot;{{NPC infobox | name = Geshunpest | description = | image = Geshunpest.png | location = Central Shroud | coordinates = 19.0,27.5 | dungeon = | raid = | trial = | title = | gender = | age = | race = Ashkin | clan = Geshunpest | class = | job = | profession = | birthplace = | organization = | level = 14 | aggression = a1 | goal = | patch = 7.5 }} __NOTOC__ ==Loot== ==Locations== {{NPC location table header}} {{NPC location info|Central Shroud|19.0,27.5|14}} |} ==Que...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Geshunpest<br /> | description =<br /> | image = Geshunpest.png<br /> | location = Central Shroud<br /> | coordinates = 19.0,27.5<br /> | dungeon = <br /> | raid = <br /> | trial = <br /> | title =<br /> | gender = <br /> | age =<br /> | race = Ashkin<br /> | clan = Geshunpest<br /> | class =<br /> | job =<br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace =<br /> | organization =<br /> | level = 14<br /> | aggression = a1<br /> | goal =<br /> | patch = 7.5<br /> }} __NOTOC__<br /> ==Loot==<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Central Shroud|19.0,27.5|14}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Quests==<br /> <br /> ==Additional Information==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Patch 2.0 Enemies]]</div>

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<p>Supreveio: /* Enemies */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Area infobox<br /> | name = Central Shroud<br /> | description = The area of the Twelveswood closest to Gridania, the Central Shroud is rich in water: in its north lies the Jadeite Flood, in the south sit twin lakes known as the Mirror, and in its interior flow the East and West Vein streams. As one might expect, the Central Shroud is home to a veritable host of flora species.<br /> | type = zone<br /> | within = The Black Shroud<br /> | aetheryte1 = [[Bentbranch Meadows]];21.7,22.2<br /> | aetheryte2 = <br /> | aetheryte3 = <br /> | weather = clear skies, fair skies, fog, clouds, rain, thunder, tension<br /> | map = Central Shroud1.jpg<br /> | levels = <br /> | connections = [[New Gridania]] (N) &lt;br&gt; [[North Shroud]] (N) &lt;br&gt; [[East Shroud]] (NE) &lt;br&gt; [[The Lavender Beds]] (SE) &lt;br&gt; [[South Shroud]] (S)<br /> | loading-screen = The Black Shroud Load Screen.jpg<br /> | screenshot = Central Shroud.jpg<br /> | sstext = <br /> | release = a realm reborn<br /> }}&lt;br&gt;<br /> Level 1 [[Striking Dummy|Striking Dummies]] are located at (24.0, 19.5).<br /> {{TOC limit|3}}<br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{location table header|Central Shroud|showLevel=false}}<br /> |-<br /> | [[Bentbranch]]<br /> | <br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Lilystone]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[ The Hedgetree (Central Shroud)|The Hedgetree]]<br /> : {{map icon|ferry}} [[Mirror Planks Docks]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Mirror Planks]]<br /> : {{map icon|dungeon}} [[The Tam-Tara Deepcroft]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Tam-Tara Deepcroft (Landmark)|The Tam-Tara Deepcroft]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Galvanth's Spire]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Everschade (The Guardian Tree)]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[The Matron's Lethe]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Sanguine Perch]]<br /> |-<br /> | [[Bentbranch Meadows]]<br /> |<br /> : {{map icon|aetheryte}} Bentbranch Meadows<br /> : {{map icon|chocobokeep}} [[Chocobo Porter]]<br /> |-<br /> | [[Jadeite Thick]]<br /> |<br /> : {{map icon|settlement}} [[The Bannock]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Blue Badger Gate (Central Shroud)|Blue Badger Gate]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Gilbert's Spire]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[White Wolf Gate (Central Shroud)|White Wolf Gate]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[White Wolf Gate Guard (Central Shroud)|White Wolf Gate Guard]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Lifemend Stump]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[East Vein]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[West Vein]]<br /> |-<br /> | [[The Standing Corses]]<br /> |<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Spriggan Dig]]<br /> |-<br /> | [[Sorrel Haven]]<br /> |<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Hopeseed Pond]]<br /> : {{map icon|dungeon}} [[Haukke Manor]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Haukke Manor (Landmark)|Haukke Manor]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Dunstan's Spire]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Amberscale Rock]]<br /> |-<br /> | [[Greentear]]<br /> |<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Gabineaux's Bower]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Spirithold]]<br /> : {{map icon|landmark}} [[Naked Rock]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Shops &amp; Services==<br /> {{merchant list|Central Shroud}}<br /> <br /> ==Enemies==<br /> ===Normal===<br /> *[[Anole]]<br /> *[[Arbor Buzzard]]<br /> *[[Black Eft]]<br /> *[[Bog Yarzon]]<br /> *[[Brood Ziz]]<br /> *[[Chigoe (Enemy)|Chigoe]]<br /> *[[Crater Golem]]<br /> *[[Deathgaze (Mob)|Deathgaze]]<br /> *[[Diremite (Enemy)|Diremite]]<br /> *[[Firefly]]<br /> *[[Floating Eye]]<br /> *[[Forest Funguar]]<br /> *[[Geshunpest (Enemy)|Geshunpest]]<br /> *[[Ground Squirrel]]<br /> *[[Halitostroper]]<br /> *[[Hoglet]]<br /> *[[Hornet Swarm]]<br /> *[[Lightning Spark]]<br /> *[[Lindwurm]]<br /> *[[Little Ladybug]]<br /> *[[Magicked Bones]]<br /> *[[Microchu]]<br /> *[[Qiqirn Scrambler]]<br /> *[[Revenant]]<br /> *[[Roselet]]<br /> *[[Spriggan]]<br /> *[[Stroper]]<br /> *[[Syrphid Swarm]]<br /> *[[Toadstool]]<br /> *[[Treant Sapling]]<br /> *[[Tree Slug]]<br /> *[[Trickster Imp]]<br /> *[[Water Sprite]]<br /> <br /> ===B Rank===<br /> *[[White Joker]]<br /> ===A Rank===<br /> *[[Forneus]]<br /> ===S Rank===<br /> *[[Laideronnette]]<br /> <br /> ==Activities==<br /> <br /> === Sidequests ===<br /> <br /> * [[Central Shroud Sidequests]]<br /> <br /> === FATEs ===<br /> <br /> * [[Central Shroud FATEs]]<br /> <br /> === Fishing ===<br /> <br /> * [[Fishing Log: The Vein]]<br /> * [[Fishing Log: The Mirror]]<br /> * [[Fishing Log: Everschade]]<br /> * [[Fishing Log: Hopeseed Pond]]<br /> * [[Fishing Log: Haukke Manor]]<br /> <br /> === Vistas ===<br /> {{see also|Sightseeing Log}}<br /> 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).<br /> <br /> {| {{STDT|location sortable align-left}}<br /> |-<br /> ! # <br /> ! Name<br /> ! Zone <br /> ! Coordinate<br /> ! Weather<br /> ! data-sort-type=number | Time<br /> ! Emote<br /> ! Comment<br /> |-<br /> | 11 || [[Sightseeing Log 11: Bentbranch Meadows| Bentbranch Meadows]] ||[[Central Shroud]] ||(X:21.8, Y:21.8) || {{weather icon|fair skies}} [[Fair Skies]] &lt;br&gt; {{weather icon|clear skies}} [[Clear Skies]] || 12:00-17:00 ||{{action icon|Sit}} ||The Vista is right next to the [[Aetheryte]]. There are three stumps across the Moogle mail carrier. A woman is sitting on the first one. Hop up onto the third one to reach the Vista.<br /> |-<br /> | 39 || [[Sightseeing Log 39: The Bannock| The Bannock]] || [[Central Shroud]] || (X:23.4, Y:19.9) || {{weather icon|rain}} [[Rain]] &lt;br&gt; {{weather icon|showers}} [[Showers]] || 5:00-8:00 || {{action icon|Lookout}} ||Jump onto the canvas above the commander's heads by first jumping up and along the tree. The vista is on top of the wooden arch.<br /> |-<br /> | 40 || [[Sightseeing Log 40: Haukke Manor| Haukke Manor]] || [[Central Shroud]] || (X:13.6, Y:23.1) || {{weather icon|fair skies}} [[Fair Skies]] &lt;br&gt; {{weather icon|clear skies}} [[Clear Skies]] || 18:00-5:00 || {{action icon|Lookout}} ||Climb onto the roots from left side just walk up. Hop onto top. Root are coming off of cliff into a small pond with a view of the mansion.<br /> |-<br /> | 41 || [[Sightseeing Log 41: The Guardian Tree| The Guardian Tree]] || [[Central Shroud]] || (X:16.3, Y:22.3) || {{weather icon|fair skies}} [[Fair Skies]] &lt;br&gt; {{weather icon|clear skies}} [[Clear Skies]] || 12:00-17:00 || {{action icon|Lookout}} ||On tree bridge.<br /> |-<br /> | 42 || [[Sightseeing Log 42: Rainbow Bridge| Rainbow Bridge]] || [[Central Shroud]] || (X:26.5, Y:18.8) || {{weather icon|fair skies}} [[Fair Skies]] &lt;br&gt; {{weather icon|clear skies}} [[Clear Skies]] || 11:00-13:00 || {{action icon|Lookout}} ||On top and center of waterfall side of railing on bridge.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> This zone is associated with the following achievements:<br /> <br /> {| {{STDT| mech1 sortable align-left}}<br /> {{achievement table header}}<br /> {{achievement table row|Mapping the Realm: Central Shroud}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Music==<br /> {{music table header|condition=y}}<br /> {{music table row|Jadeite Thick / Greentear / Bentbranch (day only)|Serenity|Prelude + Movement 2}}<br /> {{music table row|Bentbranch Meadows|Serenity|Movement 1}}<br /> {{music table row|Spirithold|Slither|roll=n}}<br /> {{music table row|Battle|The Land Bends|roll=n}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Gallery==<br /> &lt;gallery heights=&quot;200&quot; mode=packed&gt;<br /> File:CentralShroud1.jpg<br /> File:CentralShroud2.jpg<br /> central shroud outside haukke manor.jpg|Haukke Manor at night<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Lore==<br /> ===Jadeite Flood===<br /> The shores of the Jadeite Flood form Gridania’s southern edge. Its color—a deep green—is a reflection of the forest canopy shimmering upon the water’s surface.<br /> ====Gilbert’s Spire====<br /> This watchtower is named in honor of Gilbert Trueshot, a hero of Gridania in the early days of the city-state. An archer of extraordinary skill, he was the first to carry the vaunted title of Godsbow.<br /> ====The Bannock====<br /> Built around the stump of a fallen heavenspillar, the Bannock serves as training grounds for Order of the Twin Adder initiates. There are several theories regarding the origin of the area’s name, some claiming it is taken from the hard tack issued to Grand Company recruits, others that it is derived from the training stump’s resemblance to those selfsame rations.<br /> ===The Standing Corses===<br /> When Bahamut descended upon the realm, his fiery onslaught turned the Standing Corses to ash. Hardened in the inferno, the trees now seem the withered husks of men, crouched together in eternal agony.<br /> ====Spriggan Dig====<br /> After the Calamity, spriggans converged on this area in search of corrupted crystals in such numbers that the place became their dominion. However, in the five years since, they have devoured almost every crystal, leaving the place a bare wasteland.<br /> ===Sorrel Haven===<br /> Sorrel Haven takes its name from fallen sorrel leaves—a common herb found throughout the Black Shroud, but in abundance in this particular area—which turn the damp forest floor a distinctive purple brown.<br /> ====Haukke Manor====<br /> Long frowned upon by the people of Gridania as a symbol of excess, the Seedseers would finally submit to pressure from the citizenry, selling the deed to the manor to Lady Amandine of House Dartancours. The word “Haukke” is of ancient Padjali origin and means, “to speak without words.”<br /> ====Sanguine Perch====<br /> The deathgazes made Sanguine Perch their roost when they came to the Twelveswood—though from where, no one knows. By all accounts, they have turned it into a nightmarish scene by hanging the flesh of their prey upon branches for keeping.<br /> ====Hopeseed Pond====<br /> Hopeseed Pond formed where a fragment of Dalamud left a fracture in the ground. Due to an overwhelming earthen aspect in the area, the flora around the pond’s banks have grown at an unnatural rate.<br /> ===Bentbranch===<br /> With a name describing the crooked intersection of two trade-heavy thoroughfares, Bentbranch is the starting point of the Furline, which wends its way northwest to Coerthas, and the Lumberline that proceeds to Thanalan in the south.<br /> ====Bentbranch Meadows====<br /> Once Moogle’s Gift Mounts was established and its rookery stocked with Ishgard’s finest birds, it was not long before an entire settlement had grown up around the stables. The trademark balloon tethered to the main building is actually an Ixali war vessel claimed by chocobokeeps after it became tangled in a nearby tree and was abandoned by its riders.<br /> ====Galvanth’s Spire====<br /> This watchtower takes its name from Galvanth the Dominator, a ruler during the later days of Gelmorra. Legend has it that he could slay ten Ixal with one thrust of his great polearm.<br /> ====The Matron’s Lethe====<br /> As if forgotten by Nophica Herself, one mighty tree root endures upon a sheer cliff created by geological upheavals of the Calamity. As this allows for passage upwards, the Gridanians have seen it as a blessing, and taken to calling it the Matron’s Lethe.<br /> ====The Mirror Planks====<br /> A pier built by the fishermen who earn their livelihood on the lake, the Mirror Planks also service logging convoys. Of late, it is where the ferry puts in to take adventurers to their residential districts.<br /> ====Lilystone====<br /> A boulder appearing suddenly upon the Mirror, Lilystone is named for the water flora that sprouts in abundance nearby.<br /> ====Everschade &amp; The Guardian Tree====<br /> Having seen over a thousand summers, the Guardian Tree is purportedly the oldest arbor in all the Black Shroud, and home to the great one—an elder elemental who watches and presides over the forest’s denizens. The fruit borne by the tree resembles a plum and is sought after across the Three Great Continents for its curative properties.<br /> ====The Tam-Tara Deepcroft====<br /> The Tam-Tara Deepcroft was once an underground burial site for Gelmorrans, and still serves the people of Gridania. It has also gained renown as the final resting place of Galvanth the Dominator.<br /> ===Greentear===<br /> Just beyond the waters of the East Vein, Greentear is a stretch of forest wherein the elementals have permitted men to harvest timber. As such, the air is always thick with the sounds of woodcutters chopping and sawing.<br /> ====Gabineaux’s Bower====<br /> A small cabin for loggers of the Botanists’ Guild, Gabineaux’s Bower takes its name from the woodcutters’ hardworking overseer.<br /> ====Naked Rock====<br /> A section of cliff face that has fallen away to reveal the rough surface beneath, Naked Rock is a nest for vicious raptors—a fact many a traveler has stumbled upon (or into)—only after it was too late.<br /> ====Spirithold====<br /> A structure initially built in the days of Gelmorra, Spirithold has found new use as a prison to hold enemies of the forest while they await judgment—though whether the same can be said after the Calamity is unclear. Some also refer to the crumbling ruin as Warren’s Hold, after the cells' first gaoler.<br /> &lt;ref&gt;Encyclopaedia Eorzea: Volume I, page 124&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> {{Zone nav}}</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Ark_Angel_MR&diff=1290954 2026-04-30T00:24:51Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = Ark Angel MR<br /> | description = An echo formed from the memories of Vana'diel's Crystal Warriors. Resembling a Mithra, this entity is said to embody that race's deep-seated envy.<br /> | description-source = [[Ark Angel MR Card]] description<br /> | image = Ark Angel MR render.png<br /> | location = <br /> | coordinates = <br /> | dungeon = <br /> | raid = Jeuno: The First Walk<br /> | trial = <br /> | objective = boss<br /> | title = <br /> | gender = Female<br /> | age = <br /> | race = Mithra<br /> | clan = <br /> | class = <br /> | job = Thief, Beastmaster<br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace = <br /> | organization = <br /> | relatives = <br /> | level = 100<br /> | aggression = a6<br /> | service = <br /> | goal = <br /> | patch = 7.1<br /> | release = dawntrail<br /> }}<br /> ==Loot==<br /> {{Drops table header}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Tattered Sheet Music|fixed=y}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Tunic of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Cuirass of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Cuirass of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Corselet of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Corselet of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Coat of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Tunic of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Greaves of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Sabatons of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Boots of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Jeuno: The First Walk| |100}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|An Otherworldly Encounter}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Lore==<br /> {{Quotation|[[Hume Adventurer]]|<br /> I've heard stories. Of the five warriors clad in black. If the fates are kind, I will never have the poor fortune to cross paths with them.<br /> <br /> They were not born but forged from crystal, assuming the legends are true.<br /> <br /> The Dawn Goddess, Altana, wept five tears that gave birth to the five races: Hume, Elvaan, Tarutaru, Mithra, and Galka. The Ark Angels are said to be the embodiment of their sins.<br /> <br /> Apathy, arrogance, cowardice, envy, rage─the darkness that lurks within us all...<br /> <br /> No one is certain why they were created. The prevailing theory is they served as guardians of some ancient paradise.}}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Ark Angel MR.jpg<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Patch 7.1 Enemies]] [[Category:Bosses]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Ark_Angel_EV&diff=1290953 2026-04-30T00:24:45Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = {{PAGENAME}}<br /> | description = An echo formed from the memories of Vana'diel's Crystal Warriors. Resembling an Elvaan, this entity is said to embody that race's deep-seated arrogance.<br /> | description-source = [[Ark Angel EV Card]] description<br /> | image = Ark Angel EV render.png<br /> | location = <br /> | coordinates = <br /> | dungeon = <br /> | raid = Jeuno: The First Walk<br /> | trial = <br /> | objective = boss<br /> | title = <br /> | gender = Female<br /> | age = <br /> | race = Elvaan<br /> | clan = <br /> | class = <br /> | job = Paladin, White Mage<br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace = <br /> | organization = <br /> | relatives = <br /> | level = 100<br /> | aggression = a6<br /> | service = <br /> | goal = <br /> | patch = 7.1<br /> | release = dawntrail<br /> }}<br /> ==Loot==<br /> {{Drops table header}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Tattered Sheet Music|fixed=y}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Tunic of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Cuirass of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Cuirass of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Corselet of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Corselet of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Coat of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Tunic of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Greaves of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Sabatons of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Boots of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Jeuno: The First Walk| |100}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|An Otherworldly Encounter}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Lore==<br /> {{Quotation|[[Hume Adventurer]]|<br /> I've heard stories. Of the five warriors clad in black. If the fates are kind, I will never have the poor fortune to cross paths with them.<br /> <br /> They were not born but forged from crystal, assuming the legends are true.<br /> <br /> The Dawn Goddess, Altana, wept five tears that gave birth to the five races: Hume, Elvaan, Tarutaru, Mithra, and Galka. The Ark Angels are said to be the embodiment of their sins.<br /> <br /> Apathy, arrogance, cowardice, envy, rage─the darkness that lurks within us all...<br /> <br /> No one is certain why they were created. The prevailing theory is they served as guardians of some ancient paradise.}}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Ark Angel EV.jpg<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Patch 7.1 Enemies]] [[Category:Bosses]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Ark_Angel_HM&diff=1290951 2026-04-30T00:24:00Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = {{PAGENAME}}<br /> | description = An echo formed from the memories of Vana'diel's Crystal Warriors. Resembling a Hume, this entity is said to embody that race's deep-seated apathy.<br /> | description-source = [[Ark Angel HM Card]] description<br /> | image = Ark Angel HM render.png<br /> | location = <br /> | coordinates = <br /> | dungeon = <br /> | raid = Jeuno: The First Walk<br /> | trial = <br /> | objective = boss<br /> | title = <br /> | gender = Male<br /> | age = <br /> | race = Hume<br /> | clan = <br /> | class = <br /> | job = Ninja, Warrior<br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace = <br /> | organization = <br /> | relatives = <br /> | level = 100<br /> | aggression = a6<br /> | service = <br /> | goal = <br /> | patch = 7.1<br /> | release = dawntrail<br /> }}<br /> ==Loot==<br /> {{Drops table header}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Tattered Sheet Music|fixed=y}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Tunic of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Cuirass of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Cuirass of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Corselet of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Corselet of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Coat of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Tunic of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Greaves of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Sabatons of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Boots of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Jeuno: The First Walk| |100}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|An Otherworldly Encounter}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Lore==<br /> {{Quotation|[[Hume Adventurer]]|<br /> I've heard stories. Of the five warriors clad in black. If the fates are kind, I will never have the poor fortune to cross paths with them.<br /> <br /> They were not born but forged from crystal, assuming the legends are true.<br /> <br /> The Dawn Goddess, Altana, wept five tears that gave birth to the five races: Hume, Elvaan, Tarutaru, Mithra, and Galka. The Ark Angels are said to be the embodiment of their sins.<br /> <br /> Apathy, arrogance, cowardice, envy, rage─the darkness that lurks within us all...<br /> <br /> No one is certain why they were created. The prevailing theory is they served as guardians of some ancient paradise.}}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Ark Angel HM.jpg<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Patch 7.1 Enemies]] [[Category:Bosses]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Ark_Angel_EV&diff=1290950 2026-04-30T00:23:52Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = {{PAGENAME}}<br /> | description = An echo formed from the memories of Vana'diel's Crystal Warriors. Resembling an Elvaan, this entity is said to embody that race's deep-seated arrogance.<br /> | description-source = [[Ark Angel EV Card]] description<br /> | image = Ark Angel EV render.png<br /> | location = <br /> | coordinates = <br /> | dungeon = <br /> | raid = Jeuno: The First Walk<br /> | trial = <br /> | objective = boss<br /> | title = <br /> | gender = Male<br /> | age = <br /> | race = Elvaan<br /> | clan = <br /> | class = <br /> | job = Paladin, White Mage<br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace = <br /> | organization = <br /> | relatives = <br /> | level = 100<br /> | aggression = a6<br /> | service = <br /> | goal = <br /> | patch = 7.1<br /> | release = dawntrail<br /> }}<br /> ==Loot==<br /> {{Drops table header}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Tattered Sheet Music|fixed=y}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Tunic of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Cuirass of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Cuirass of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Corselet of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Corselet of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Coat of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Tunic of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Greaves of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Sabatons of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Boots of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Jeuno: The First Walk| |100}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|An Otherworldly Encounter}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Lore==<br /> {{Quotation|[[Hume Adventurer]]|<br /> I've heard stories. Of the five warriors clad in black. If the fates are kind, I will never have the poor fortune to cross paths with them.<br /> <br /> They were not born but forged from crystal, assuming the legends are true.<br /> <br /> The Dawn Goddess, Altana, wept five tears that gave birth to the five races: Hume, Elvaan, Tarutaru, Mithra, and Galka. The Ark Angels are said to be the embodiment of their sins.<br /> <br /> Apathy, arrogance, cowardice, envy, rage─the darkness that lurks within us all...<br /> <br /> No one is certain why they were created. The prevailing theory is they served as guardians of some ancient paradise.}}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Ark Angel EV.jpg<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Patch 7.1 Enemies]] [[Category:Bosses]]</div>

Supreveio https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Ark_Angel_TT&diff=1290949 2026-04-30T00:23:14Z

<p>Supreveio: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NPC infobox<br /> | name = {{PAGENAME}}<br /> | description = An echo formed from the memories of Vana'diel's Crystal Warriors. Resembling a Tarutaru, this entity is said to embody that race's deep-seated cowardice.<br /> | description-source = [[Ark Angel TT Card]] description<br /> | image = Ark Angel TT render.png<br /> | location = <br /> | coordinates = <br /> | dungeon = <br /> | raid = Jeuno: The First Walk<br /> | trial = <br /> | objective = boss<br /> | title = <br /> | gender = <br /> | age = <br /> | race = Tarutaru<br /> | clan = <br /> | class = <br /> | job = Black Mage, Dark Knight<br /> | profession = <br /> | birthplace = <br /> | organization = <br /> | relatives = <br /> | level = 100<br /> | aggression = a6<br /> | service = <br /> | goal = <br /> | patch = 7.1<br /> | release = dawntrail<br /> }}<br /> ==Loot==<br /> {{Drops table header}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Tattered Sheet Music|fixed=y}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Tunic of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Cuirass of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Cuirass of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Corselet of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Corselet of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Coat of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Tunic of Healing}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Fending}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Maiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Striking}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Greaves of Scouting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Sabatons of Aiming}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Boots of Casting}}<br /> {{Drops table row|Ark Angel's Thighboots of Healing}}<br /> {{Table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> {{NPC location table header}}<br /> {{NPC location info|Jeuno: The First Walk| |100}}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Quests==<br /> {{quest list header}}<br /> {{quest list row|An Otherworldly Encounter}}<br /> {{table footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Lore==<br /> {{Quotation|[[Hume Adventurer]]|<br /> I've heard stories. Of the five warriors clad in black. If the fates are kind, I will never have the poor fortune to cross paths with them.<br /> <br /> They were not born but forged from crystal, assuming the legends are true.<br /> <br /> The Dawn Goddess, Altana, wept five tears that gave birth to the five races: Hume, Elvaan, Tarutaru, Mithra, and Galka. The Ark Angels are said to be the embodiment of their sins.<br /> <br /> Apathy, arrogance, cowardice, envy, rage─the darkness that lurks within us all...<br /> <br /> No one is certain why they were created. The prevailing theory is they served as guardians of some ancient paradise.}}<br /> <br /> ==Images==<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed heights=200px&gt;<br /> Ark Angel TT.jpg<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Patch 7.1 Enemies]] [[Category:Bosses]]</div>

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