The Forbidden Land, Eureka Anemos
The Forbidden Land, Eureka Anemos
- Level
- 70 (Sync: 70)
- Item Level
- 0 (Sync: 300)
- Elem. Level
- 1 (Sync: 20)
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Party size
- Flexible
1-144 man • 1-144
- Unsyncing
- Not Allowed
- Time limit
- 180 minutes
- Phoenix Down
- Available
- Req. quest
And We Shall Call it Eureka- Entrance
- Kugane (X:8.5, Y:14.2)
- Patch
- 4.25
The Echo- Permanent +150%
“Deep in the Glass Ocean, the great expanse of the Far East, lies an island recorded on no navigational charts. An island that seemingly appeared one day–an island that should not be. Recognizing its potential as a trading post, the brave and ambitious ventured forth to explore and claim it, only to discover an untamed land teeming with strange, monstrous beasts...
— In-game description
The Forbidden Land, Eureka Anemos is a level 70 field operation introduced in patch 4.25 with Stormblood.
It is the first of four areas in The Forbidden Land, Eureka. Anemos is notably windy, with perpetual tornadoes even when the weather is otherwise clear.
Requirements
- Level Requirement: Disciple of War or Magic level 70
- Item Level Sync: 300
- Elemental Level Sync: 20
- Party Size: One to eight players
- While up to 144 players can simultaneously be in the instance, only party sizes of up to eight players are allowed. Players can freely join or leave parties inside the instance, but Party Finder is disabled.
- Role Restrictions: None
- Time Limit: 180 minutes
- The instance timer is specific to each player and commences upon entering the duty.
- Unrestricted Parties not allowed
- Limited Jobs not allowed
To start the duty and travel to the Isle of Val, rendezvous with Rodney (X:8.5 Y:14.2) at Pier #1 in Kugane (after meeting the requirements).
Unlock
- Quest: And We Shall Call it Eureka
- Disciple of War or Magic level 70
- Starting Location: Rhalgr's Reach (X:9.8 Y:12.5)
- Starting NPC: Galiena
- Prerequisite: Players must first complete the main scenario quest
Stormblood.
Locations
| Area | Points of Interest |
|---|---|
| Port Surgate |
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| Heartbreak Holt |
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| Squib Sands | |
| The Orchard |
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| The Val River Swale |
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| The Anemos Seam |
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| Uncanny Valley | |
| Klauser's Peace |
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| Newvoid |
Players must attune to each aetheryte shard in order to travel to it, including the starting aetheryte in Port Surgate. The two other aetherytes (Windtorn Cabin and Abandoned Laboratory) are unlocked at elemental level 9.
Quests
Eureka Anemos contains a short storyline that must be completed to progress. Unlike most quests in the game, these do not show up in the Journal. In addition, some quest objectives will not be marked in the minimap.
| Elemental Level | Solution | Unlocks |
|---|---|---|
 1(Protean Crystal Acquisition) |
Talk to Krile, then Gerolt. Obtain a  Protean Crystal by defeating any normal enemy and present it to Krile. |
Eureka weapon/armor enhancement from Gerolt, Expedition Lockpick, Anemos Crystal exchange from Gerolt, Magia Board |
| 3 |
Talk to Krile. Travel to the Early Natural History Society Observatory (X:13.5, Y:20.2) and interact with the Confluence. Afterwards, return and talk to Krile. It may be recommended to do this during daytime because enemies will spawn inside the building at night. | Second magicite slot |
| 5 |
Talk to Krile. Travel to the Orchard (X:24.4, Y:23.1) and interact with the Confluence below the large cliff. Afterwards, return and talk to Krile. | Third magicite slot |
| 13 |
Talk to Krile. Travel to the Val River Swale (X:20.9, Y:13.0) and interact with the Confluence. Afterwards, return and talk to Krile. | Fourth magicite slot |
| 17 |
Talk to Krile. Travel to the Uncanny Valley (X:32.8, Y:18.3) and interact with the Confluence. Afterwards, return and talk to Krile. Then travel to the Aethernet Control (X:25.5, Y:16.1) and interact with the Aethernet Relay. Obtain 99  Anemos Crystals and interact with it again. Finally, return and talk to Krile. |
Fifth magicite slot Making the Most of Anemos And We Shall Call It Pagos >  The Forbidden Land, Eureka Pagos
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Shops & Services
| Merchant Name | Merchant Location |
|---|---|
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(X:18.9, Y:31.4) |
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(X:18.9, Y:32.1) |
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(X:18, Y:32.3) |
Scattered throughout each of the four zones are passive Elemental NPCs (sometimes referred by players as fairies) that will provide two buffs: 
Elemental Blessing: Damage and 
Elemental Blessing: EXP. The first buff increases damage dealt by 10% and provides healing-over time, while the second buff increases the amount of elemental EXP the player receives by 10%. Each buff lasts for one hour. These buffs will be removed if the player exits the instance.
Elementals will spawn in fixed locations around the map, but the specific location is random. When a player comes within range of an elemental, it will cast Breath of the Wild Ones, a telegraphed point-blank AoE that will give each buff to all players within range. Periodically, or once the the elemental has used its AoE a certain number of times, the elemental will disappear and respawn in a new location. The final buff AoE that an elemental will use before it disappears will be indicated by a longer cast and a much larger AoE.
While enemies do not directly attack elementals and they cannot be harmed by player attacks, any stray enemy AoEs that hit elementals will likely kill them.
Elementals vary in appearance depending on the zone: Anemos Elementals are green, Pagos Elementals are lavender, Pyros Elementals are orange, and Hydatos Elementals are cyan.
Often, players will announce the locations of elementals in /shout chat to allow others to receive the buffs.
Enemies
| Name | Elemental Level | Coordinates | Spawn Condition | Aggro Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abraxas (Enemy) | 13 | (X:14.5, Y:15.5) | ||
| Anemos Anala | 21 | (X:35, Y:18.5) | ||
| Anemos Apa | 22 | (X:35.2, Y:17.2) | ||
| Anemos Chaser | 11 | (X:18.7, Y:27.7) | ||
| Anemos Flan | 8 | (X:25.9, Y:25.8) | ||
| Anemos Gremlin | 18 | (X:21.7, Y:16) | ||
| Anemos Harpeia | 8 | (X:25.5, Y:27) | ||
| Anemos Pegasus | 22 | (X:35.4, Y:16.6) | ||
| Anemos Sanuwa | 17 | (X:18.4, Y:14.8) | ||
| Anemossling | 1 | (X:17.6, Y:30.4) | ||
| Arioch of the Isle | 24 | (X:10, Y:25.1) | ||
| Bezoar | 3 | (X:13.5, Y:29.7) | ||
| Bigfoot | 12 | (X:18.9, Y:26.8) | ||
| Black Wolf | 9 | (X:19.3, Y:29.6) | ||
| Crystal Wolf | 9 | (X:19.3, Y:29.6) | ||
| Darner | 9 | (X:17, Y:21.5) | ||
| Death Jacket | 10 | (X:24.9, Y:24.7) | ||
| Death Mask | 13 | (X:18.1, Y:18) | ||
| Death Sprite | 13-54 | (X:19.7, Y:13.1) |  Gloom
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| Defroster | 15 | (X:29, Y:20) | ||
| Dhalmel of Nightmares | 20 | (X:30.5, Y:12.7) | ||
| Drought Dweller | 20 | (X:7.8, Y:21.1) | ||
| Dud | 16 | (X:35.2, Y:19.7) | ||
| Duskfall Bhoot | 8 | (X:27.6, Y:25.6) | ||
| Duskfall Dullahan | 18 | (X:20, Y:13) |  night
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| Duskfall Mummy | 14 | (X:17.8, Y:17) | ||
| Duskfall Skeleton | 10 | (X:18.1, Y:24.6) | ||
| Eurekan Dahak | 20 | (X:26.6, Y:13.4) | ||
| Eurekan Screamer | 2 | (X:14.4, Y:29.2) | ||
| Ferromantoise | 13 | (X:24.7, Y:20.7) | ||
| Flowering Sabotender (Eureka Anemos) | 6 | (X:13.5, Y:21.5) | ||
| Fossil Dragon | 22 | (X:35, Y:21) | night
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| Four-eyes | 23 | (X:10, Y:26) | ||
| Gardenkeeper | 15 | (X:14.6, Y:12.8) | ||
| Glacier Golem | 16 | (X:17.6, Y:15.3) | ||
| Glade Wivre | 6 | (X:27.1, Y:29.4) | ||
| Guud Suud | 23 | (X:10.4, Y:16.3) | ||
| Heartbroken Ochu | 3 | (X:14, Y:27.6) | ||
| Henbane | 17 | (X:22, Y:14.5) | ||
| Hybrid Hog | 8 | (X:13.9, Y:19.6) | ||
| Ignis Fatuus | 1 | (X:16.1, Y:31.1) | ||
| Irregular Plasmoid | 7 | (X:31.1, Y:26) | ||
| Judgmental Floret | 12 | (X:22.2, Y:14.9) | ||
| Judgmental Hip | 12 | (X:22.2, Y:14.9) | ||
| Khor Claw | 16 | (X:24.5, Y:18.5) | ||
| Lentic | 3 | (X:22.6, Y:32.6) | ||
| Leopard | 11 | (X:21.1, Y:26.8) | ||
| Lynx | 17 | (X:25.5, Y:17) | ||
| Magia Fan | 21 | (X:31.9, Y:16.7) | ||
| Mana Bomb | 6 | (X:27.5, Y:28.3) | ||
| Mana Grenade | 9 | (X:23.7, Y:28.8) | ||
| Mighty Craklaw | 23 | (X:11, Y:27.1) | ||
| Migratory Chapuli | 7 | (X:28.8, Y:26.7) | ||
| Monoeye | 19 | (X:29.5, Y:16) | ||
| Old Goobbue | 14 | (X:24.9, Y:19.9) | ||
| Old World Zu | 20 | (X:29.5, Y:12.5) | ||
| Phobosuchus | 13 | (X:30.8, Y:24.7) | ||
| Plantoid (Enemy) | 19 | (X:27.2, Y:16.2) | ||
| Pneumaflayer | 11 | (X:22.5, Y:24.5) | ||
| Poison Spore | 5 | (X:27.8, Y:23.3) | ||
| Priest of Storms | 20 | (X:7.8, Y:21.1) | ||
| Primelephas (Enemy) | 25 | (X:8.6, Y:24.9) | ||
| Quickwater Snake | 15 | (X:17.2, Y:15.5) | ||
| Rain Sprite | 7-20 | (X:27.7, Y:28.2) |  Showers
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| Red Bonnet | 6 | (X:12.6, Y:23) | ||
| Rockfin (Enemy) | 21 | (X:32.7, Y:22.8) | ||
| Scape Leech | 5 | (X:25.1, Y:31.1) | ||
| Sea Bishop | 7 | (X:30, Y:27.5) | ||
| Sea Pugil | 2 | (X:22, Y:32) | ||
| Seaboard Angler | 3 | (X:22.4, Y:32.2) | ||
| Seaboard Ogrebon | 4 | (X:23, Y:33) | ||
| Shadow Wing | 19 | (X:24.7, Y:14) | ||
| Shadow Wraith | 25 | (X:9, Y:20) | night
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| Skeleton Noble | 4 | (X:14.1, Y:26.4) | ||
| Snowmelt Sprite | 28 | (X:30, Y:26) |  fog
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| Southwestern Wind | 20 | (X:7.8, Y:21.1) | ||
| Spangencrab | 14 | (X:29, Y:21.3) | ||
| Squib | 1 | (X:21.3, Y:32.6) | ||
| Stalker Ziz | 14 | (X:13, Y:13) | ||
| Tangie | 25 | (X:6.7, Y:25.7) | ||
| Traveling Gourmand | 15 | (X:29, Y:20) | night
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| Typhoon Sprite | 12 | (X:20, Y:18.5) |  gales
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| Val Antlion | 22 | (X:35.3, Y:15.3) | ||
| Val Bear | 10 | (X:26.5, Y:22.5) | ||
| Val Biast | 9 | (X:24.6, Y:26) | ||
| Val Biloko | 18 | (X:20.6, Y:13.3) | ||
| Val Imp | 5 | (X:25.4, Y:31.1) | ||
| Val Leshy | 12 | (X:19.9, Y:26.7) | ||
| Val Revenant | 1 | |||
| Val Specter | 24 | (X:7.5, Y:26.5) | night
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| Valbol | 4 | (X:13.3, Y:28.7) | ||
| Vesper Bat | 4 | (X:13, Y:27) | ||
| Void Crack | 6 | (X:23.3, Y:22) | ||
| Void Garm | 6 | (X:23.4, Y:22) | ||
| Void Spark | 18 | (X:8.2, Y:17.9) | ||
| Voidscale | 23 | (X:9, Y:18) | ||
| Wild Baboulas | 10 | (X:24.1, Y:24.8) | ||
| Wooly Woodchuck | 2 | (X:15.5, Y:28.6) | ||
| Xurble | 5 | (X:14.4, Y:24.7) | ||
| Zuniceratops | 24 | (X:10.1, Y:25.6) |
Powerful enemies, known as Notorious Monsters (NMs), will spawn upon defeating enough of certain enemies. These function similarly to boss FATEs. Upon spawning, each NM has a cooldown of 2 hours (real life time) before it can be spawned again. Players can track NMs in a given instance using the Eureka Tracker website and by sharing a given tracker link to other players in the instance.
In the following table, the listed rewards assume that the player has achieved the maximum (gold) ranking and has an elemental level that is at least one below the NM level. Otherwise, they will receive reduced rewards.
Players will usually specify a pull time (PT) to ensure that people in the instance can participate in the NM and receive rewards. This may either be in Eorzea Time or when there is a certain number of minutes remaining in the FATE timer, e.g., "PT 27" is commonly used, meaning begin fighting the boss when there is 27:00 left.
Eurekan Weapons
Anemos Weapons
To unlock the quest chain, players need to be level 70 and complete the Main Scenario Quest Stormblood. Additionally they need to complete the quest And We Shall Call it Eureka.
| Weapon Tier | IL | Items needed |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 335 |  x100
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| Starter +1 | 340 | x400
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| Starter +2 | 345 | x800
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| Anemos | 355 |  x3
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| Item Quick Reference | Total for every weapon | ||||
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| Anemos Weapons (IL 355) | |||||
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Galatyn Anemos (PLD) | 
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Evalach Anemos (PLD) | 
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Farsha Anemos (WAR) |
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Caladbolg Anemos (DRK) | 
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Ryunohige Anemos (DRG) | 
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Sudarshana Chakra Anemos (MNK) |
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Kiku-ichimonji Anemos (SAM) | 
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Nagi Anemos (NIN) | 
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Failnaught Anemos (BRD) |
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Outsider Anemos (MCH) | 
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Vanargand Anemos (BLM) | 
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Lemegeton Anemos (SMN) |
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Murgleis Anemos (RDM) | 
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Aymur Anemos (WHM) | 
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Organum Anemos (SCH) |
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Pleiades Anemos (AST) | ||||
How to acquire items to upgrade
- Protean Crystals: Kill Notorious Monsters in The Forbidden Land, Eureka Anemos to earn Anemos Crystals, then turn them in to Gerolt to exchange for 2 to 5 Protean Crystals for each Anemos Crystal turned in. Protean crystals will also drop randomly from trash mobs of equal or higher elemental level to your own. In Eureka, a notorious monster is essentially a Kill Boss FATE.
Pazuzu's Feathers: 3 feathers will drop each time you complete the FATE 
Wail in the Willows with gold medal credit in Eureka Anemos, which requires you to kill the notorious monster Pazuzu. Feathers can also be purchased from the Expedition Birdwatcher for 300 Protean Crystals each.
Note that you must be on the matching job in order to augment your +2 weapon to an Anemos weapon, otherwise the menu option will not appear when speaking with Gerolt.
Anemos Armor
For more information, see here.
Other Rewards
Anemos Lockbox
Over-aspected Cluster: An exceptionally rare drop from high-level sprites within Anemos. Functions similarly to a 
Phoenix Down and cannot be sold on the Market Board.
Achievements
This duty is associated with the following achievements:
| Name | Points | Task | Reward | Patch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Mapping the Realm: Eureka Anemos
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10 | Discover every location within the Forbidden Land, Eureka Anemos. | - | 4.25 |
| Making the Most of Anemos
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10 | Complete all the scenario quests within the Forbidden Land, Eureka Anemos. | - | 4.25 |
Music
| Section | Theme |
|---|---|
| Base Camp | Calling |
| Main |  Wicked Winds Whisper
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| Most Notorious Monster FATEs |  No Quarter
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| Lamashtu / Pazuzu FATEs |  Thunderer
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Images
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Map -
Detailed Map -
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Trivia
- Anemos is an ancient Greek word meaning wind.
External Links
| Stormblood: The Forbidden Land, Eureka (Lv. 70) | |||||
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Shadowbringers:  Save the Queen(Lv. 71-80) | |||||
Dawntrail:  Occult Crescent(Lv. 100) | |||||
