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Sunbreeze Festival Guide

2026-08-04T08:13:41Z

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== Event Schedule ==
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! Edition
! Campaign Period
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| align=center | 2019
| align=center | Friday, August 4, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Thursday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2020
| align=center | Friday, August 14, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2021
| align=center | Sunday, August 1, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2022
| align=center | Thursday, August 11, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2023
| align=center | Thursday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 28, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2024
| align=center | Saturday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Saturday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2025
| align=center | Friday, August 1, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 18, at 7:59 a.m.
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| align=center | 2026
| align=center | Saturday, July 25, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 11, at 7:59 a.m.
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==The Green Festival==
*See [[The Green Festival]] for information reguarding that campaign.

== Sunbreeze Festival Venues ==
[[Image:Sunbreeze Fireworks.png|300px|right|link=]]
Fireworks displays, Sunbreeze dances, and other festivities will commence each day at nightfall in the following locations:
*[[West Ronfaure]] / [[East Ronfaure]] 
*[[Southern San d'Oria]] / [[Northern San d'Oria]] / [[Port San d'Oria]] 
*[[North Gustaberg]] / [[South Gustaberg]] 
*[[Bastok Mines]] / [[Bastok Markets]] / [[Port Bastok]] 
*[[East Sarutabaruta]] / [[West Sarutabaruta]] 
*[[Windurst Waters]] / [[Windurst Walls]] / [[Windurst Woods]] / [[Port Windurst]] 
*[[Eastern Altepa Desert]] / [[Western Altepa Desert]] 
*[[Rabao]]

== Superheroine Stage Show ==

Only with your spirited show of support can Mighty Maidens Mumor and Uka hope to prevail in their battle against evil! Find out more about how you can lend a hand to our irresistibly adorable heroines by speaking to a moogle posted near the show's venues at the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

Interested in the Superheroine Stage Show? You can see Mumor in all her splendor in the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (G-8) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (H-10)

Those who aid Mumor in her fight against Ullegore will receive an Agent (♂) / Starlet (♀) costume as well as other rewards! Be the envy of all your friends!
[[File:Starlet_Agent_Set.png|500px|right]]

=== Walkthrough ===
* Speak to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions:
:* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)
* Travel to the stage area for that city and wait for the performance to begin.
* When the "fight" starts, '''target Mumor''' and alternate using the /cheer motion, /wave motion, & /clap motion emotes to encourage her. Having macros of these can help you alternate these emotes as rapidly as possible. The more emotes all players perform, the faster the fight goes, though it is possible to solo this event.
* When Diva the Moogle says "Keep at it!", '''stop emoting and target Uka'''.
* While still targeting Uka, perform the following dances:
:* When Mumor uses "''Shining Summer Samba''", use ''/dance1'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Lovely Miracle Waltz''", use ''/dance2'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Neo Crystal Jig''", use ''/dance3'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Super Crusher Jig''", use ''/dance4'' motion.
:* You will see a message stating that your dancing has been synchronized with Mumor per dance emote if done correctly.
:* Uka will then perform the same dance to counterattack Mumor. (You can ignore this part)
*When Uka reaches ~19% HP or below, she will snap out of her trance and come back to the aid of Mumor.
*Ullegore will transform into a cloaked Elvaan and become targetable. At this point, you should '''target Ullegore''' and perform the previous dance emotes in sync with Mumor. This phase is called "Firesday Night Fever", and Mumor will perform a total of 4 random dances.

* When the performance is over, return to the MHMU Moogle around the corner to receive your prize
:* The prize that you receive may be dependent on how many times your dances were synchronized. With no synchronized dances, you will not receive a prize.
:* You might receive 15 to 440 fireworks.
:* If the Moogle tells you that your performance makes you the MVP, you will receive a set of either Agent or Starlet armor, as long as you synchronized all four of Mumor's Firesday Night Fever dances during a single performance.
::{| style="background-color:#000878; text-align:center;" width="400px" border="0"
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! colspan="2" | Gender
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
! | Slot
! width="40%" | '''♂'''
! width="40%" | '''♀'''
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Head
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Hood}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Flower}}
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Body
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Coat}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Jabot}}
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Hands
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Cuffs}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Gloves}}
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Legs
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Pants}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Skirt}}
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Feet
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Boots}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Boots}}
|-
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:*If you didn't synchronize all 4 dances, you may receive {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}} instead.
:*Upon receiving your Agent or Starlet armor, redoing the event again with 10+ synced dances will result in the following rewards from the Moogle, in descending priority if you already own the previous item:
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}} (if you didn't already receive it)
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor II|link=Cipher: Mumor II|alt=Mumor II}}
:::*If you participate in the show while wearing the full '''Agent''' or '''Starlet''' Armor set, you must recieve all 4 "overflowing with trust" messages during Firesday Night Fever to receive the trust. You can receive [[Cipher: Mumor II|Mumor II]] regardless of whether you are in possession of {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}}. You will get a short cutscene and learn the trust spell immediately (you don't receive a second cipher item).
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cosmic Designs|alt=Copy of cosmic designs}}
:::*This is used to craft a {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}} furnishing, alongside the other two rewards from other Sunbreeze minigames.
::*{{Item Tooltip|FES Gobbie Key|alt=FES Gobbiedial Key}} (once per Earth day)
::*{{KI}} [[After-party pass]]. This is received in addition to one of the above items, after Mumor II has been learned.
:::*This is used to enter a battlefield (see below).
:*If you come into the event late and do not have many synced dances, you may save your current amount for the next showing, as it carries over. However, zoning will reset progress.

== Support Your Heroines! ==

After the curtain has closed on the Superheroine Stage Show, Mumor, Uka, and either Foudeel, Bashraf, or Wahboud will appear to sell a variety of items for your perusal! 
Purchasing items between shows results in faster synchronization with Mumor (a message will be displayed in the chat log to that effect).

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'''Item Name'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''Price (gil)'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Falling Star}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Shisai Kaboku}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Marine Bliss}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Carillon Vermeil}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Aeolsglocke}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
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|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Leafbell}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
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==The After Party==
Upon receiving your {{KI}} [[After-party pass]] from the "Fantastic Fraulein Mumor's Superheroine Show" you may opt to participate in the after party. Which is a battlefield known as [[Mumor's Encore]].

This fight is intended for [[Item Level]] >117 players (CL117), and [[Trust]]s '''may not be called'''. 
Any reasonably geared DD sub Ninja for shadows should be able to solo this fight, as Ullegore's most threatening aspect is his casting of single target tier 5 elemental magic.
*See [[Mumor's Encore]] for more fight specifics.

The key item is lost upon entering the battlefield. Upon victory, 6x {{Item Tooltip|Ullegore Statue}}s will drop. Return to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Mumor Statue}} as well:
* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

[[Image:Ullegore Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]] [[Image:Mumor Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]]

== Street Shops ==

The Superheroine Stage Show is certainly a spectacle to behold, but why limit yourself to sticking to the sidelines? Several minigames are available for you to enjoy in the three locations listed below. "To the victor go the spoils!" – winning a minigame will reward you with some fabulous prizes only available during the Sunbreeze Festival. Act now, before it's too late! 
Estiliphire [[Southern San d'Oria]] (H-9) / Klass [[Port Bastok]] (K-8) / Rokor-Makor [[Windurst Woods]] (K-12)

All minigames cost 10 gil to play each time. While wearing your Agent or Starlet outfit you will be able to play the game in "hard mode".

Completion of "hard mode" in any of the 3 nation's minigames will reward a player with a {{Item Tooltip|Comet Fragment}} for crafting their {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}}.

[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''San d'Oria''': 
The goal is to spot the difference in each scene. Failing means you must start over.
*Two Elvaan females walking and using emotes. Either their walking speed, turning, or emote will vary.
*Four Elvaan males doing the "/hurray" emote in pairs. One pair will have different weapons.
*Six Tarutarus running towards you in pairs. Select the pair that have different hair colors.
*Two Hume males wearing armor. The camera tilts up, and one of their armor pieces will varies. It may be anything except their leg slot.
*A large group of varied races. Matching poses will nod in pairs and you need to spot the one shaking their head.
*A pair of Tarutarus running past a post to the left and right. Each of the pairs will have one Tarutaru with blonde hair and the one with red hair. When the identical tarutarus are facing each other press enter.

Scenes will cycle back. Normal mode requires 7 differences in a row. Hard mode requires 9.

'''Note:''' Ensure FastCS.lua is not loaded if you use Windower. Otherwise, the scenes will not play at the intended speed and it will make the game more difficult.

[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Bastok''': 
Quick Draw McGraw! You have one minute to shoot as many enemies as possible while avoiding hitting a [[:Category:Pixie|Pixie]]. 
A target will pop up for a brief moment and you will be prompted to "shoot" or "wait" which will skip to the next target. Shooting a pixie will end the game so choose wait to save time and move to the next target.

You must shoot [[:Category:Sabotender|Sabotenders]], [[:Category:Goblin|Goblins]], and [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragoras]].

Normal requires 20 targets hit while hard mode requires 30.

[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Windurst''': 
It's your lucky day, kupo! That's right, it's time to pick up some chicks! You will have one minute once again in order to move your chocobo left or right in order to collect the baby chocobos. Beware as there are [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] mixed into this as well. Yes, you guessed it; collecting a [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] immediately ends the game in failure.

Timing is everything in this game. You will need to get a feel for it, but collecting a chick needs to be done slightly before the line.

Normal requires 20 chicks, and hard mode requires 35.

== Piscine Pursuits ==
As is tradition for the Sunbreeze Festival, the ever popular goldfish scoop will be held once more. Don't let those slippery little buggers get away! Try your hand in the following locations: 
[[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) / [[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) / [[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) / [[Rabao]] (F-7)

Obtaining 60 points from goldfish scooping will reward a player with a {{Item Tooltip|Puny Planet Kit}} for crafting their {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}}.

NPCs for goldfish scooping may be located in the following locations:
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'''NPC Name'''
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|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) "Knightswell"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Saradorial
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|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) "The Fumaroles"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Fish Eyes
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|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) "Nompipi River"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Kesha Shopehllok
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[Rabao]] (F-7) "Rabao Spring"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Mei
|-
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Upon arriving speak with the NPC and choose "I'd like a bowl" to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Basket}}. You must then buy {{Item Tooltip|Super Scoop}}s for 100 gil each.
*Equip the basket and the scoop in your ranged and ammo equipment slots and then get into the water to begin scooping for fish either by typing /fish or selecting fish from the menu.

The following equipment assists with scooping and may be purchased from the moogles at the following locations:
[[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / [[Bastok Mines]] (H-8) / [[Windurst Waters]] (G-10) / [[Upper Jeuno]] (G-7)

Goldfish scooping success rate increases:
* {{Item Tooltip|Lord's Yukata}} ♂
* {{Item Tooltip|Lady's Yukata}} ♀

Allows you to catch multiple (1~3) [[Tiny Goldfish]] or [[Black Bubble-Eye]] at once:
* {{Item Tooltip|Otokoeshi Yukata}} ♂
* {{Item Tooltip|Ominaeshi Yukata}} ♀

There are optimal times to catch a goldfish after receiving a message. In general players want to simply wait ~2 seconds after receiving a message. Players will receive two messages before a fish escapes.
*"A goldfish approaches!"
*"Hurry, before the goldfish sees you!"

Messages break down per fish in the following manner:
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'''Fish'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Discovery Message'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Points'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Best Time to Catch'''
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|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Tiny Goldfish}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A tiny goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Blk. Bubble-Eye|alt=Black Bubble-Eye}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A plump, black goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Lionhead}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 10
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1-2 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Pearlscale}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Calico Comet}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|}

Once you have a decent haul, trade your fish back to the NPC to receive your points.

Points may be exchanged for the following:
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! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="25%" |
'''Game Description'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="65%" |
'''Reward'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Point Cost'''
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|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Super Scoop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Super Scoop}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 5
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Bag of fireworks'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Random fireworks
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 15
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Large Fans'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Summer Fan}}s or {{Item Tooltip|Festive Fan}}s (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 25
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Colored drop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Green Drop icon.png|25px|link=]] Colored Drops
Candies that provide their associated stat +5 for 15 minutes.
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''FES Gobbiedial Key''' (Once per Earth day)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|FES Gobbie Key}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 40
|-
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Spirit Masque}} x12 (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 50
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''A stellar surprise'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Puny Planet Kit}}
Used to craft the {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}} (furnishing)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 60
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Other mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Set}}
Used to craft a {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Bowl}} or {{Item Tooltip|Fighting Fish Tank}} (furnishings)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 65
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Yet another mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Varies based on location''': 
[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Saradorial - {{Item Tooltip|White Butterfly}} x 1-5 
[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Fish Eyes - {{Item Tooltip|Bell Cricket}} x 1-5 
[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Kesha Shopehllok - {{Item Tooltip|Glowfly}} x 1-5 
*Mei in [[Rabao]] will provide either of the three rewards.
These items are used to create their associated furnishings: 
{{Item Tooltip|Butterfly Cage}} 
{{Item Tooltip|Cricket Cage}} 
{{Item Tooltip|Glowfly Cage}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 70
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery Box Part four'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Iratsugo Happi}} (Males only)

{{Item Tooltip|Iratsume Happi}} (Females only)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 80
|}

== Moogle Teleportation Service ==

Adventurers who have equipped the Agent/Starlet armor sets available as a luscious awards from the Superheroine Stage Show need but speak to the moogles located in the following areas to teleport between the three nations at any time. 
[[Southern San d'Oria]] (I-8) / [[Port Bastok]] (L-7) / [[Windurst Woods]] (K-10)

== Item Vendors ==
{{:Category:Swimwear}}

===[[The Green Festival]]===

When both the Green Festival and the Sunbreeze Festival are active, [[Cafe Maid 2|a second Cafe Maid]] begins to sell special food in [[Lower Jeuno]] at the Morbol Cafe (G-9).

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|- BGCOLOR="#016368"
! colspan=6 style="text-align: center;"| <big>Morbol Cafe Maid #2's Wares</big>
|- BGCOLOR="#EEA84F"
! Food

! Cost ([[Gil]])

|- BGCOLOR="#e8e8e8" style="border: 1px solid #000;"
| {{Item Tooltip|Cheesestk. Sand.|alt=Cheesesteak Sandwich}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Clam Chowder}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Popoto Gratin}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Behemoth Sand.|alt=Behemoth Sandwich}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Rustic Fish}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Cornbread}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Snoll Gelato}}
| 4,147
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|B. Snow Cone|alt=Berry Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|K. Snow Cone|alt=Kitron Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|M. Snow Cone|alt=Melon Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|O. Snow Cone|alt=Orange Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Tentacle Sushi}}
| 700
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Carp Sushi}}
| 931
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Fruit Parfait}}
| 2,284
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Cherry Macaron}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Galkan Sausage}}
| 931
|}

==Daily FES key==
Once per earth day, you can collect 1x {{Item Tooltip|FES Gobbie Key}}. There are multiple ways to obtain it, but the limit is shared across all of them:
* Complete the stage show to qualify for a {{Item Tooltip|Cosmic Designs|alt=Copy of cosmic designs}}, but while already having that item in your inventory.
* Purchase for 40 points from any goldfish catching NPC.

[[Category:Seasonal Event Guides]]

Sunbreeze Festival Guide

2026-08-04T08:11:18Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ rephrase key limit

Sunbreeze Festival Guide

2026-08-04T08:08:12Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ Uka shift happens below 20, never seems to happen exactly at 20

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== Event Schedule ==
{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Edition
! Campaign Period
|-
| align=center | 2019
| align=center | Friday, August 4, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Thursday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2020
| align=center | Friday, August 14, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2021
| align=center | Sunday, August 1, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2022
| align=center | Thursday, August 11, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2023
| align=center | Thursday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 28, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2024
| align=center | Saturday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Saturday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2025
| align=center | Friday, August 1, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 18, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2026
| align=center | Saturday, July 25, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 11, at 7:59 a.m.
|}
|}

==The Green Festival==
*See [[The Green Festival]] for information reguarding that campaign.

== Sunbreeze Festival Venues ==
[[Image:Sunbreeze Fireworks.png|300px|right|link=]]
Fireworks displays, Sunbreeze dances, and other festivities will commence each day at nightfall in the following locations:
*[[West Ronfaure]] / [[East Ronfaure]] 
*[[Southern San d'Oria]] / [[Northern San d'Oria]] / [[Port San d'Oria]] 
*[[North Gustaberg]] / [[South Gustaberg]] 
*[[Bastok Mines]] / [[Bastok Markets]] / [[Port Bastok]] 
*[[East Sarutabaruta]] / [[West Sarutabaruta]] 
*[[Windurst Waters]] / [[Windurst Walls]] / [[Windurst Woods]] / [[Port Windurst]] 
*[[Eastern Altepa Desert]] / [[Western Altepa Desert]] 
*[[Rabao]]

== Superheroine Stage Show ==

Only with your spirited show of support can Mighty Maidens Mumor and Uka hope to prevail in their battle against evil! Find out more about how you can lend a hand to our irresistibly adorable heroines by speaking to a moogle posted near the show's venues at the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

Interested in the Superheroine Stage Show? You can see Mumor in all her splendor in the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (G-8) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (H-10)

Those who aid Mumor in her fight against Ullegore will receive an Agent (♂) / Starlet (♀) costume as well as other rewards! Be the envy of all your friends!
[[File:Starlet_Agent_Set.png|500px|right]]

=== Walkthrough ===
* Speak to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions:
:* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)
* Travel to the stage area for that city and wait for the performance to begin.
* When the "fight" starts, '''target Mumor''' and alternate using the /cheer motion, /wave motion, & /clap motion emotes to encourage her. Having macros of these can help you alternate these emotes as rapidly as possible. The more emotes all players perform, the faster the fight goes, though it is possible to solo this event.
* When Diva the Moogle says "Keep at it!", '''stop emoting and target Uka'''.
* While still targeting Uka, perform the following dances:
:* When Mumor uses "''Shining Summer Samba''", use ''/dance1'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Lovely Miracle Waltz''", use ''/dance2'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Neo Crystal Jig''", use ''/dance3'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Super Crusher Jig''", use ''/dance4'' motion.
:* You will see a message stating that your dancing has been synchronized with Mumor per dance emote if done correctly.
:* Uka will then perform the same dance to counterattack Mumor. (You can ignore this part)
*When Uka reaches ~19% HP or below, she will snap out of her trance and come back to the aid of Mumor.
*Ullegore will transform into a cloaked Elvaan and become targetable. At this point, you should '''target Ullegore''' and perform the previous dance emotes in sync with Mumor. This phase is called "Firesday Night Fever", and Mumor will perform a total of 4 random dances.

* When the performance is over, return to the MHMU Moogle around the corner to receive your prize
:* The prize that you receive may be dependent on how many times your dances were synchronized. With no synchronized dances, you will not receive a prize.
:* You might receive 15 to 440 fireworks.
:* If the Moogle tells you that your performance makes you the MVP, you will receive a set of either Agent or Starlet armor, as long as you synchronized all four of Mumor's Firesday Night Fever dances during a single performance.
::{| style="background-color:#000878; text-align:center;" width="400px" border="0"
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
|
! colspan="2" | Gender
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
! | Slot
! width="40%" | '''♂'''
! width="40%" | '''♀'''
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Head
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Hood}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Flower}}
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Body
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Coat}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Jabot}}
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Hands
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Cuffs}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Gloves}}
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Legs
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Pants}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Skirt}}
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Feet
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Boots}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Boots}}
|-
|}
:*If you didn't synchronize all 4 dances, you may receive {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}} instead.
:*Upon receiving your Agent or Starlet armor, redoing the event again with 10+ synced dances will result in the following rewards from the Moogle, in descending priority if you already own the previous item:
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}} (if you didn't already receive it)
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor II|link=Cipher: Mumor II|alt=Mumor II}}
:::*If you participate in the show while wearing the full '''Agent''' or '''Starlet''' Armor set, you must recieve all 4 "overflowing with trust" messages during Firesday Night Fever to receive the trust. You can receive [[Cipher: Mumor II|Mumor II]] regardless of whether you are in possession of {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}}. You will get a short cutscene and learn the trust spell immediately (you don't receive a second cipher item).
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cosmic Designs|alt=Copy of cosmic designs}}
:::*This is used to craft a {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}} furnishing, alongside the other two rewards from other Sunbreeze minigames.
::*{{Item Tooltip|FES Gobbie Key|alt=FES Gobbiedial Key}}, if you have not yet received one for the day
::*{{KI}} [[After-party pass]]. This is received in addition to one of the above items, after Mumor II has been learned.
:::*This is used to enter a battlefield (see below).
:*If you come into the event late and do not have many synced dances, you may save your current amount for the next showing, as it carries over. However, zoning will reset progress.

== Support Your Heroines! ==

After the curtain has closed on the Superheroine Stage Show, Mumor, Uka, and either Foudeel, Bashraf, or Wahboud will appear to sell a variety of items for your perusal! 
Purchasing items between shows results in faster synchronization with Mumor (a message will be displayed in the chat log to that effect).

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! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="60%" |
'''Item Name'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''Price (gil)'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Falling Star}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Shisai Kaboku}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Marine Bliss}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Carillon Vermeil}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Aeolsglocke}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Leafbell}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|}

==The After Party==
Upon receiving your {{KI}} [[After-party pass]] from the "Fantastic Fraulein Mumor's Superheroine Show" you may opt to participate in the after party. Which is a battlefield known as [[Mumor's Encore]].

This fight is intended for [[Item Level]] >117 players (CL117), and [[Trust]]s '''may not be called'''. 
Any reasonably geared DD sub Ninja for shadows should be able to solo this fight, as Ullegore's most threatening aspect is his casting of single target tier 5 elemental magic.
*See [[Mumor's Encore]] for more fight specifics.

The key item is lost upon entering the battlefield. Upon victory, 6x {{Item Tooltip|Ullegore Statue}}s will drop. Return to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Mumor Statue}} as well:
* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

[[Image:Ullegore Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]] [[Image:Mumor Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]]

== Street Shops ==

The Superheroine Stage Show is certainly a spectacle to behold, but why limit yourself to sticking to the sidelines? Several minigames are available for you to enjoy in the three locations listed below. "To the victor go the spoils!" – winning a minigame will reward you with some fabulous prizes only available during the Sunbreeze Festival. Act now, before it's too late! 
Estiliphire [[Southern San d'Oria]] (H-9) / Klass [[Port Bastok]] (K-8) / Rokor-Makor [[Windurst Woods]] (K-12)

All minigames cost 10 gil to play each time. While wearing your Agent or Starlet outfit you will be able to play the game in "hard mode".

Completion of "hard mode" in any of the 3 nation's minigames will reward a player with a {{Item Tooltip|Comet Fragment}} for crafting their {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}}.

[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''San d'Oria''': 
The goal is to spot the difference in each scene. Failing means you must start over.
*Two Elvaan females walking and using emotes. Either their walking speed, turning, or emote will vary.
*Four Elvaan males doing the "/hurray" emote in pairs. One pair will have different weapons.
*Six Tarutarus running towards you in pairs. Select the pair that have different hair colors.
*Two Hume males wearing armor. The camera tilts up, and one of their armor pieces will varies. It may be anything except their leg slot.
*A large group of varied races. Matching poses will nod in pairs and you need to spot the one shaking their head.
*A pair of Tarutarus running past a post to the left and right. Each of the pairs will have one Tarutaru with blonde hair and the one with red hair. When the identical tarutarus are facing each other press enter.

Scenes will cycle back. Normal mode requires 7 differences in a row. Hard mode requires 9.

'''Note:''' Ensure FastCS.lua is not loaded if you use Windower. Otherwise, the scenes will not play at the intended speed and it will make the game more difficult.

[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Bastok''': 
Quick Draw McGraw! You have one minute to shoot as many enemies as possible while avoiding hitting a [[:Category:Pixie|Pixie]]. 
A target will pop up for a brief moment and you will be prompted to "shoot" or "wait" which will skip to the next target. Shooting a pixie will end the game so choose wait to save time and move to the next target.

You must shoot [[:Category:Sabotender|Sabotenders]], [[:Category:Goblin|Goblins]], and [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragoras]].

Normal requires 20 targets hit while hard mode requires 30.

[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Windurst''': 
It's your lucky day, kupo! That's right, it's time to pick up some chicks! You will have one minute once again in order to move your chocobo left or right in order to collect the baby chocobos. Beware as there are [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] mixed into this as well. Yes, you guessed it; collecting a [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] immediately ends the game in failure.

Timing is everything in this game. You will need to get a feel for it, but collecting a chick needs to be done slightly before the line.

Normal requires 20 chicks, and hard mode requires 35.

== Piscine Pursuits ==
As is tradition for the Sunbreeze Festival, the ever popular goldfish scoop will be held once more. Don't let those slippery little buggers get away! Try your hand in the following locations: 
[[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) / [[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) / [[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) / [[Rabao]] (F-7)

Obtaining 60 points from goldfish scooping will reward a player with a {{Item Tooltip|Puny Planet Kit}} for crafting their {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}}.

NPCs for goldfish scooping may be located in the following locations:
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'''Location'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''NPC Name'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) "Knightswell"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Saradorial
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) "The Fumaroles"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Fish Eyes
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) "Nompipi River"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Kesha Shopehllok
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[Rabao]] (F-7) "Rabao Spring"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Mei
|-
|}

Upon arriving speak with the NPC and choose "I'd like a bowl" to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Basket}}. You must then buy {{Item Tooltip|Super Scoop}}s for 100 gil each.
*Equip the basket and the scoop in your ranged and ammo equipment slots and then get into the water to begin scooping for fish either by typing /fish or selecting fish from the menu.

The following equipment assists with scooping and may be purchased from the moogles at the following locations:
[[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / [[Bastok Mines]] (H-8) / [[Windurst Waters]] (G-10) / [[Upper Jeuno]] (G-7)

Goldfish scooping success rate increases:
* {{Item Tooltip|Lord's Yukata}} ♂
* {{Item Tooltip|Lady's Yukata}} ♀

Allows you to catch multiple (1~3) [[Tiny Goldfish]] or [[Black Bubble-Eye]] at once:
* {{Item Tooltip|Otokoeshi Yukata}} ♂
* {{Item Tooltip|Ominaeshi Yukata}} ♀

There are optimal times to catch a goldfish after receiving a message. In general players want to simply wait ~2 seconds after receiving a message. Players will receive two messages before a fish escapes.
*"A goldfish approaches!"
*"Hurry, before the goldfish sees you!"

Messages break down per fish in the following manner:
{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="788px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="20%" |
'''Fish'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Discovery Message'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Points'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Best Time to Catch'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Tiny Goldfish}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A tiny goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Blk. Bubble-Eye|alt=Black Bubble-Eye}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A plump, black goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Lionhead}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 10
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1-2 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Pearlscale}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Calico Comet}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|}

Once you have a decent haul, trade your fish back to the NPC to receive your points.

Points may be exchanged for the following:
{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="700px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="25%" |
'''Game Description'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="65%" |
'''Reward'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Point Cost'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Super Scoop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Super Scoop}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 5
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Bag of fireworks'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Random fireworks
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 15
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Large Fans'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Summer Fan}}s or {{Item Tooltip|Festive Fan}}s (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 25
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Colored drop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Green Drop icon.png|25px|link=]] Colored Drops
Candies that provide their associated stat +5 for 15 minutes.
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''FES Gobbiedial Key''' (Once per Earth day)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|FES Gobbie Key}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 40
|-
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Spirit Masque}} x12 (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 50
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''A stellar surprise'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Puny Planet Kit}}
Used to craft the {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}} (furnishing)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 60
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Other mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Set}}
Used to craft a {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Bowl}} or {{Item Tooltip|Fighting Fish Tank}} (furnishings)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 65
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Yet another mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Varies based on location''': 
[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Saradorial - {{Item Tooltip|White Butterfly}} x 1-5 
[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Fish Eyes - {{Item Tooltip|Bell Cricket}} x 1-5 
[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Kesha Shopehllok - {{Item Tooltip|Glowfly}} x 1-5 
*Mei in [[Rabao]] will provide either of the three rewards.
These items are used to create their associated furnishings: 
{{Item Tooltip|Butterfly Cage}} 
{{Item Tooltip|Cricket Cage}} 
{{Item Tooltip|Glowfly Cage}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 70
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery Box Part four'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Iratsugo Happi}} (Males only)

{{Item Tooltip|Iratsume Happi}} (Females only)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 80
|}

== Moogle Teleportation Service ==

Adventurers who have equipped the Agent/Starlet armor sets available as a luscious awards from the Superheroine Stage Show need but speak to the moogles located in the following areas to teleport between the three nations at any time. 
[[Southern San d'Oria]] (I-8) / [[Port Bastok]] (L-7) / [[Windurst Woods]] (K-10)

== Item Vendors ==
{{:Category:Swimwear}}

===[[The Green Festival]]===

When both the Green Festival and the Sunbreeze Festival are active, [[Cafe Maid 2|a second Cafe Maid]] begins to sell special food in [[Lower Jeuno]] at the Morbol Cafe (G-9).

{| class="Standard R1-White R-Highlight; overflow-visible" style="text-align:center; width=50%; max-width: 925px;" BGCOLOR="efeeee"
|- BGCOLOR="#016368"
! colspan=6 style="text-align: center;"| <big>Morbol Cafe Maid #2's Wares</big>
|- BGCOLOR="#EEA84F"
! Food

! Cost ([[Gil]])

|- BGCOLOR="#e8e8e8" style="border: 1px solid #000;"
| {{Item Tooltip|Cheesestk. Sand.|alt=Cheesesteak Sandwich}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Clam Chowder}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Popoto Gratin}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Behemoth Sand.|alt=Behemoth Sandwich}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Rustic Fish}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Cornbread}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Snoll Gelato}}
| 4,147
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|B. Snow Cone|alt=Berry Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|K. Snow Cone|alt=Kitron Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|M. Snow Cone|alt=Melon Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|O. Snow Cone|alt=Orange Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Tentacle Sushi}}
| 700
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Carp Sushi}}
| 931
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Fruit Parfait}}
| 2,284
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Cherry Macaron}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Galkan Sausage}}
| 931
|}
[[Category:Seasonal Event Guides]]

Sunbreeze Festival Guide

2026-08-04T08:05:23Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ gives FES key if you have cosmic designs on hand

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[[Image:Sunbreeze Festival Guide Header 2017.png|500px|left|link=Sunbreeze Festival 2017]]
|valign=top align=right width=25%| __TOC__
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== Event Schedule ==
{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Edition
! Campaign Period
|-
| align=center | 2019
| align=center | Friday, August 4, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Thursday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2020
| align=center | Friday, August 14, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2021
| align=center | Sunday, August 1, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2022
| align=center | Thursday, August 11, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2023
| align=center | Thursday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 28, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2024
| align=center | Saturday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Saturday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2025
| align=center | Friday, August 1, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 18, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2026
| align=center | Saturday, July 25, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 11, at 7:59 a.m.
|}
|}

==The Green Festival==
*See [[The Green Festival]] for information reguarding that campaign.

== Sunbreeze Festival Venues ==
[[Image:Sunbreeze Fireworks.png|300px|right|link=]]
Fireworks displays, Sunbreeze dances, and other festivities will commence each day at nightfall in the following locations:
*[[West Ronfaure]] / [[East Ronfaure]] 
*[[Southern San d'Oria]] / [[Northern San d'Oria]] / [[Port San d'Oria]] 
*[[North Gustaberg]] / [[South Gustaberg]] 
*[[Bastok Mines]] / [[Bastok Markets]] / [[Port Bastok]] 
*[[East Sarutabaruta]] / [[West Sarutabaruta]] 
*[[Windurst Waters]] / [[Windurst Walls]] / [[Windurst Woods]] / [[Port Windurst]] 
*[[Eastern Altepa Desert]] / [[Western Altepa Desert]] 
*[[Rabao]]

== Superheroine Stage Show ==

Only with your spirited show of support can Mighty Maidens Mumor and Uka hope to prevail in their battle against evil! Find out more about how you can lend a hand to our irresistibly adorable heroines by speaking to a moogle posted near the show's venues at the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

Interested in the Superheroine Stage Show? You can see Mumor in all her splendor in the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (G-8) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (H-10)

Those who aid Mumor in her fight against Ullegore will receive an Agent (♂) / Starlet (♀) costume as well as other rewards! Be the envy of all your friends!
[[File:Starlet_Agent_Set.png|500px|right]]

=== Walkthrough ===
* Speak to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions:
:* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)
* Travel to the stage area for that city and wait for the performance to begin.
* When the "fight" starts, '''target Mumor''' and alternate using the /cheer motion, /wave motion, & /clap motion emotes to encourage her. Having macros of these can help you alternate these emotes as rapidly as possible. The more emotes all players perform, the faster the fight goes, though it is possible to solo this event.
* When Diva the Moogle says "Keep at it!", '''stop emoting and target Uka'''.
* While still targeting Uka, perform the following dances:
:* When Mumor uses "''Shining Summer Samba''", use ''/dance1'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Lovely Miracle Waltz''", use ''/dance2'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Neo Crystal Jig''", use ''/dance3'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Super Crusher Jig''", use ''/dance4'' motion.
:* You will see a message stating that your dancing has been synchronized with Mumor per dance emote if done correctly.
:* Uka will then perform the same dance to counterattack Mumor. (You can ignore this part)
*When Uka reaches ~20% HP or below, she will snap out of her trance and come back to the aid of Mumor.
*Ullegore will transform into a cloaked Elvaan and become targetable. At this point, you should '''target Ullegore''' and perform the previous dance emotes in sync with Mumor. This phase is called "Firesday Night Fever", and Mumor will perform a total of 4 random dances.

* When the performance is over, return to the MHMU Moogle around the corner to receive your prize
:* The prize that you receive may be dependent on how many times your dances were synchronized. With no synchronized dances, you will not receive a prize.
:* You might receive 15 to 440 fireworks.
:* If the Moogle tells you that your performance makes you the MVP, you will receive a set of either Agent or Starlet armor, as long as you synchronized all four of Mumor's Firesday Night Fever dances during a single performance.
::{| style="background-color:#000878; text-align:center;" width="400px" border="0"
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
|
! colspan="2" | Gender
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
! | Slot
! width="40%" | '''♂'''
! width="40%" | '''♀'''
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Head
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Hood}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Flower}}
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Body
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Coat}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Jabot}}
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Hands
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Cuffs}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Gloves}}
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Legs
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Pants}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Skirt}}
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Feet
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Boots}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Boots}}
|-
|}
:*If you didn't synchronize all 4 dances, you may receive {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}} instead.
:*Upon receiving your Agent or Starlet armor, redoing the event again with 10+ synced dances will result in the following rewards from the Moogle, in descending priority if you already own the previous item:
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}} (if you didn't already receive it)
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor II|link=Cipher: Mumor II|alt=Mumor II}}
:::*If you participate in the show while wearing the full '''Agent''' or '''Starlet''' Armor set, you must recieve all 4 "overflowing with trust" messages during Firesday Night Fever to receive the trust. You can receive [[Cipher: Mumor II|Mumor II]] regardless of whether you are in possession of {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}}. You will get a short cutscene and learn the trust spell immediately (you don't receive a second cipher item).
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cosmic Designs|alt=Copy of cosmic designs}}
:::*This is used to craft a {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}} furnishing, alongside the other two rewards from other Sunbreeze minigames.
::*{{Item Tooltip|FES Gobbie Key|alt=FES Gobbiedial Key}}, if you have not yet received one for the day
::*{{KI}} [[After-party pass]]. This is received in addition to one of the above items, after Mumor II has been learned.
:::*This is used to enter a battlefield (see below).
:*If you come into the event late and do not have many synced dances, you may save your current amount for the next showing, as it carries over. However, zoning will reset progress.

== Support Your Heroines! ==

After the curtain has closed on the Superheroine Stage Show, Mumor, Uka, and either Foudeel, Bashraf, or Wahboud will appear to sell a variety of items for your perusal! 
Purchasing items between shows results in faster synchronization with Mumor (a message will be displayed in the chat log to that effect).

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! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="60%" |
'''Item Name'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''Price (gil)'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Falling Star}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Shisai Kaboku}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Marine Bliss}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Carillon Vermeil}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Aeolsglocke}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Leafbell}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|}

==The After Party==
Upon receiving your {{KI}} [[After-party pass]] from the "Fantastic Fraulein Mumor's Superheroine Show" you may opt to participate in the after party. Which is a battlefield known as [[Mumor's Encore]].

This fight is intended for [[Item Level]] >117 players (CL117), and [[Trust]]s '''may not be called'''. 
Any reasonably geared DD sub Ninja for shadows should be able to solo this fight, as Ullegore's most threatening aspect is his casting of single target tier 5 elemental magic.
*See [[Mumor's Encore]] for more fight specifics.

The key item is lost upon entering the battlefield. Upon victory, 6x {{Item Tooltip|Ullegore Statue}}s will drop. Return to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Mumor Statue}} as well:
* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

[[Image:Ullegore Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]] [[Image:Mumor Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]]

== Street Shops ==

The Superheroine Stage Show is certainly a spectacle to behold, but why limit yourself to sticking to the sidelines? Several minigames are available for you to enjoy in the three locations listed below. "To the victor go the spoils!" – winning a minigame will reward you with some fabulous prizes only available during the Sunbreeze Festival. Act now, before it's too late! 
Estiliphire [[Southern San d'Oria]] (H-9) / Klass [[Port Bastok]] (K-8) / Rokor-Makor [[Windurst Woods]] (K-12)

All minigames cost 10 gil to play each time. While wearing your Agent or Starlet outfit you will be able to play the game in "hard mode".

Completion of "hard mode" in any of the 3 nation's minigames will reward a player with a {{Item Tooltip|Comet Fragment}} for crafting their {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}}.

[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''San d'Oria''': 
The goal is to spot the difference in each scene. Failing means you must start over.
*Two Elvaan females walking and using emotes. Either their walking speed, turning, or emote will vary.
*Four Elvaan males doing the "/hurray" emote in pairs. One pair will have different weapons.
*Six Tarutarus running towards you in pairs. Select the pair that have different hair colors.
*Two Hume males wearing armor. The camera tilts up, and one of their armor pieces will varies. It may be anything except their leg slot.
*A large group of varied races. Matching poses will nod in pairs and you need to spot the one shaking their head.
*A pair of Tarutarus running past a post to the left and right. Each of the pairs will have one Tarutaru with blonde hair and the one with red hair. When the identical tarutarus are facing each other press enter.

Scenes will cycle back. Normal mode requires 7 differences in a row. Hard mode requires 9.

'''Note:''' Ensure FastCS.lua is not loaded if you use Windower. Otherwise, the scenes will not play at the intended speed and it will make the game more difficult.

[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Bastok''': 
Quick Draw McGraw! You have one minute to shoot as many enemies as possible while avoiding hitting a [[:Category:Pixie|Pixie]]. 
A target will pop up for a brief moment and you will be prompted to "shoot" or "wait" which will skip to the next target. Shooting a pixie will end the game so choose wait to save time and move to the next target.

You must shoot [[:Category:Sabotender|Sabotenders]], [[:Category:Goblin|Goblins]], and [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragoras]].

Normal requires 20 targets hit while hard mode requires 30.

[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Windurst''': 
It's your lucky day, kupo! That's right, it's time to pick up some chicks! You will have one minute once again in order to move your chocobo left or right in order to collect the baby chocobos. Beware as there are [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] mixed into this as well. Yes, you guessed it; collecting a [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] immediately ends the game in failure.

Timing is everything in this game. You will need to get a feel for it, but collecting a chick needs to be done slightly before the line.

Normal requires 20 chicks, and hard mode requires 35.

== Piscine Pursuits ==
As is tradition for the Sunbreeze Festival, the ever popular goldfish scoop will be held once more. Don't let those slippery little buggers get away! Try your hand in the following locations: 
[[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) / [[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) / [[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) / [[Rabao]] (F-7)

Obtaining 60 points from goldfish scooping will reward a player with a {{Item Tooltip|Puny Planet Kit}} for crafting their {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}}.

NPCs for goldfish scooping may be located in the following locations:
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! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="60%" |
'''Location'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''NPC Name'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) "Knightswell"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Saradorial
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) "The Fumaroles"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Fish Eyes
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) "Nompipi River"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Kesha Shopehllok
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[Rabao]] (F-7) "Rabao Spring"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Mei
|-
|}

Upon arriving speak with the NPC and choose "I'd like a bowl" to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Basket}}. You must then buy {{Item Tooltip|Super Scoop}}s for 100 gil each.
*Equip the basket and the scoop in your ranged and ammo equipment slots and then get into the water to begin scooping for fish either by typing /fish or selecting fish from the menu.

The following equipment assists with scooping and may be purchased from the moogles at the following locations:
[[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / [[Bastok Mines]] (H-8) / [[Windurst Waters]] (G-10) / [[Upper Jeuno]] (G-7)

Goldfish scooping success rate increases:
* {{Item Tooltip|Lord's Yukata}} ♂
* {{Item Tooltip|Lady's Yukata}} ♀

Allows you to catch multiple (1~3) [[Tiny Goldfish]] or [[Black Bubble-Eye]] at once:
* {{Item Tooltip|Otokoeshi Yukata}} ♂
* {{Item Tooltip|Ominaeshi Yukata}} ♀

There are optimal times to catch a goldfish after receiving a message. In general players want to simply wait ~2 seconds after receiving a message. Players will receive two messages before a fish escapes.
*"A goldfish approaches!"
*"Hurry, before the goldfish sees you!"

Messages break down per fish in the following manner:
{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="788px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="20%" |
'''Fish'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Discovery Message'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Points'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Best Time to Catch'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Tiny Goldfish}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A tiny goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Blk. Bubble-Eye|alt=Black Bubble-Eye}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A plump, black goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Lionhead}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 10
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1-2 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Pearlscale}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Calico Comet}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|}

Once you have a decent haul, trade your fish back to the NPC to receive your points.

Points may be exchanged for the following:
{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="700px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="25%" |
'''Game Description'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="65%" |
'''Reward'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Point Cost'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Super Scoop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Super Scoop}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 5
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Bag of fireworks'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Random fireworks
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 15
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Large Fans'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Summer Fan}}s or {{Item Tooltip|Festive Fan}}s (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 25
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Colored drop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Green Drop icon.png|25px|link=]] Colored Drops
Candies that provide their associated stat +5 for 15 minutes.
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''FES Gobbiedial Key''' (Once per Earth day)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|FES Gobbie Key}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 40
|-
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Spirit Masque}} x12 (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 50
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''A stellar surprise'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Puny Planet Kit}}
Used to craft the {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}} (furnishing)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 60
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Other mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Set}}
Used to craft a {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Bowl}} or {{Item Tooltip|Fighting Fish Tank}} (furnishings)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 65
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Yet another mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Varies based on location''': 
[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Saradorial - {{Item Tooltip|White Butterfly}} x 1-5 
[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Fish Eyes - {{Item Tooltip|Bell Cricket}} x 1-5 
[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Kesha Shopehllok - {{Item Tooltip|Glowfly}} x 1-5 
*Mei in [[Rabao]] will provide either of the three rewards.
These items are used to create their associated furnishings: 
{{Item Tooltip|Butterfly Cage}} 
{{Item Tooltip|Cricket Cage}} 
{{Item Tooltip|Glowfly Cage}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 70
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery Box Part four'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Iratsugo Happi}} (Males only)

{{Item Tooltip|Iratsume Happi}} (Females only)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 80
|}

== Moogle Teleportation Service ==

Adventurers who have equipped the Agent/Starlet armor sets available as a luscious awards from the Superheroine Stage Show need but speak to the moogles located in the following areas to teleport between the three nations at any time. 
[[Southern San d'Oria]] (I-8) / [[Port Bastok]] (L-7) / [[Windurst Woods]] (K-10)

== Item Vendors ==
{{:Category:Swimwear}}

===[[The Green Festival]]===

When both the Green Festival and the Sunbreeze Festival are active, [[Cafe Maid 2|a second Cafe Maid]] begins to sell special food in [[Lower Jeuno]] at the Morbol Cafe (G-9).

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|- BGCOLOR="#016368"
! colspan=6 style="text-align: center;"| <big>Morbol Cafe Maid #2's Wares</big>
|- BGCOLOR="#EEA84F"
! Food

! Cost ([[Gil]])

|- BGCOLOR="#e8e8e8" style="border: 1px solid #000;"
| {{Item Tooltip|Cheesestk. Sand.|alt=Cheesesteak Sandwich}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Clam Chowder}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Popoto Gratin}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Behemoth Sand.|alt=Behemoth Sandwich}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Rustic Fish}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Cornbread}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Snoll Gelato}}
| 4,147
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|B. Snow Cone|alt=Berry Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|K. Snow Cone|alt=Kitron Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|M. Snow Cone|alt=Melon Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|O. Snow Cone|alt=Orange Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Tentacle Sushi}}
| 700
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Carp Sushi}}
| 931
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Fruit Parfait}}
| 2,284
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Cherry Macaron}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Galkan Sausage}}
| 931
|}
[[Category:Seasonal Event Guides]]

Mumor's Encore

2026-08-04T07:40:22Z

Boblers: /* Phase 3 */ duplicate line

{{disambiguation|Sunbreeze Festival 2017 Guide}}
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|Level= 99 (CL 117)
|Time=30
|Members=1~6
|Title=None
|PrimaryDrops=
*[[File:Ullegore Statue icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Ullegore Statue]]
*[[File:Ullegore Statue icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Ullegore Statue]]
*[[File:Ullegore Statue icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Ullegore Statue]]
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*[[File:Ullegore Statue icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Ullegore Statue]]
*[[File:Ullegore Statue icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Ullegore Statue]]
*[[File:Ullegore Statue icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Ullegore Statue]]
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|Name=Ullegore
|Qty=1
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|Job=BLM
|Notes=Casts Tier 5 single-target elemental nukes.
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==Notes==
*Entry by each member requires an {{KI}} [[After-party pass]]. Key items are all lost upon entry.
*Upon entry, Ullegore is the only enemy present. Mumor in her [[Trust|Mumor II Trust]] form will assist. She can heal the party, casts buffs occasionally, and uses tier 4 - 6 single-target nukes.
*Mumor must live to phase 3, at which point she is scripted to die.
*Trust magic is not usable here.

Ullegore transitions between three phases:

===Phase 1===
[[Corse]] Form
* Will cast Tier 3 single target nukes.
* "Ullegore's Dullness" resets TP to 0 and sends the chat message "(Player) has had the fun sucked out of them!"

===Phase 2===
[[Elvaan]] [[Fomor]] Form (In full [[Sunbreeze_Festival_2017_Guide#Walkthrough|Agent Attire set]] with [[Malice Masher]].)
* Will cast Tier 4 single target nukes.
* "Silence Seal" - inflicts [[Silence]].
* Continues to use "Ullegore's Dullness".

Mumor will attempt to finish Ullegore with "Eternal Vana Illusion", but it will fail.

===Phase 3===
[[Elvaan]] [[Fomor]] Form with a permanent aura animation
*Will cast Tier 5 single target nukes, [[Comet]], and [[Impact]]
*Still uses "Ullegore's Dullness".
*Will also activate [[Manafont]]

The start of this form goes through a scripted sequence:
*He casts "Eternal Vana Dullness". This reduces everyone's max HP to 1, max MP to 0, and inflicts everyone with Sleep and "Ullegore's Gloom", which caps your damage at 1 or 2 HP. This also sends the chat message "(Player) no longer recalls what fun is...".
*He will then focus his attacks on Mumor until he kills her.
*When Mumor dies, she will cast Shining Epilogue. This cleanses Ullegore's Gloom, fully heals everyone, and gives everyone [[Haste]], [[Protect V]], [[Shell V]], and [[Aurorastorm]]. The fight resumes normally from here.

===Misc notes===
Each form must be defeated sequentially, and share hate lists.
*They can use a nameless move, shown by an animation and a chat message.
*The effect ranges from seemingly nothing to reducing HP to 1 and MP to 0
*Ullegore uses the following Abilities:
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==Related Links==
*[[Talk:{{PAGENAME}}|Testimonials]]
[[Category:Information Needed|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Mumor's Encore

2026-08-04T07:40:07Z

Boblers: /* Notes */ more info

{{disambiguation|Sunbreeze Festival 2017 Guide}}
{{BCNMv2
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|Size=500
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|Zone=Qu'Bia Arena
|EntryItemImage=
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|EntryCurrencyImage=
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|EntryCurrencyType=Sunbreeze Festival{{!}}N/A
|Level= 99 (CL 117)
|Time=30
|Members=1~6
|Title=None
|PrimaryDrops=
*[[File:Ullegore Statue icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Ullegore Statue]]
*[[File:Ullegore Statue icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Ullegore Statue]]
*[[File:Ullegore Statue icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Ullegore Statue]]
|DropsA=
*[[File:Ullegore Statue icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Ullegore Statue]]
*[[File:Ullegore Statue icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Ullegore Statue]]
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==Enemies==
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|Name=Ullegore
|Qty=1
|Type=Fomor
|Job=BLM
|Notes=Casts Tier 5 single-target elemental nukes.
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==Notes==
*Entry by each member requires an {{KI}} [[After-party pass]]. Key items are all lost upon entry.
*Upon entry, Ullegore is the only enemy present. Mumor in her [[Trust|Mumor II Trust]] form will assist. She can heal the party, casts buffs occasionally, and uses tier 4 - 6 single-target nukes.
*Mumor must live to phase 3, at which point she is scripted to die.
*Trust magic is not usable here.

Ullegore transitions between three phases:

===Phase 1===
[[Corse]] Form
* Will cast Tier 3 single target nukes.
* "Ullegore's Dullness" resets TP to 0 and sends the chat message "(Player) has had the fun sucked out of them!"

===Phase 2===
[[Elvaan]] [[Fomor]] Form (In full [[Sunbreeze_Festival_2017_Guide#Walkthrough|Agent Attire set]] with [[Malice Masher]].)
* Will cast Tier 4 single target nukes.
* "Silence Seal" - inflicts [[Silence]].
* Continues to use "Ullegore's Dullness".

Mumor will attempt to finish Ullegore with "Eternal Vana Illusion", but it will fail.

===Phase 3===
[[Elvaan]] [[Fomor]] Form with a permanent aura animation
*Will cast Tier 5 single target nukes, [[Comet]], and [[Impact]]
*Still uses "Ullegore's Dullness".
*Will also activate [[Manafont]]

The start of this form goes through a scripted sequence:
*Initially, he will take only 1 damage from attacks.
*He casts "Eternal Vana Dullness". This reduces everyone's max HP to 1, max MP to 0, and inflicts everyone with Sleep and "Ullegore's Gloom", which caps your damage at 1 or 2 HP. This also sends the chat message "(Player) no longer recalls what fun is...".
*He will then focus his attacks on Mumor until he kills her.
*When Mumor dies, she will cast Shining Epilogue. This cleanses Ullegore's Gloom, fully heals everyone, and gives everyone [[Haste]], [[Protect V]], [[Shell V]], and [[Aurorastorm]]. The fight resumes normally from here.

===Misc notes===
Each form must be defeated sequentially, and share hate lists.
*They can use a nameless move, shown by an animation and a chat message.
*The effect ranges from seemingly nothing to reducing HP to 1 and MP to 0
*Ullegore uses the following Abilities:
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==Related Links==
*[[Talk:{{PAGENAME}}|Testimonials]]
[[Category:Information Needed|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Dances with Luopans

2026-08-03T00:45:34Z

Boblers: tooltips

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=Adoulin
|Start=[[Sylvie]], [[Western Adoulin]] (I-5)
|Description= The intricacies of a geomancer lie in the luopans--compatriots in the casting of advanced magics. To make one, you need one petrified log and a fistful of homeland soil. Now where could you find them...?
|Fame=Adoulin
|FLevel=1
|Quest Reqs={{Item Tooltip|Petrified Log}}
|Item Reqs=
|Level=30+
|Repeatable=
|Previous=
|Next= [[Elementary, My Dear Sylvie]]
|Title= Geodancer
|Reward=
*{{Item Tooltip|Indi-Poison (Scroll)}}
*{{Item Tooltip|Matre Bell}}
*Ability to become a [[Geomancer]]
|Image={{PAGENAME}}.jpg
}}

== Walkthrough ==
*Speak to [[Sylvie]] at [[Western Adoulin]] Waterfront (I-5) Waypoint #9.
*Venture to the crag closest to your home nation and click the '''Ergon Locus ???''' located beneath the stairs leading up to the Telepoint to obtain a {{KI}} [[Fistful of homeland soil]].
** San d'Oria - [[La Theine Plateau]] (K-8)
** Bastok - [[Konschtat Highlands]]
** Windurst - [[Tahrongi Canyon]] (I-6)
*Return to [[Sylvie]] with the soil and trade her a {{Item Tooltip|Petrified Log}} to receive the {{KI}} [[Luopan (Key Item)|Luopan]].
*Proceed to one of following Ergon Locus:
** Flourishing Island - [[Ceizak Battlegrounds]] (K-10, Frontier Station)
** Bud of the Swarm - [[Ceizak Battlegrounds]] (I-8, Bivouac #2)
** Immutable Boulder - [[Yahse Hunting Grounds]] (F-6, Bivouac #2)
*Upon arriving at one of the locations above, you will receive a message stating that ''"You are assaulted by an uncanny sensation."''
** Use the rest (/heal) command to begin charging your {{KI}} [[Luopan (Key Item)|Luopan]].
*It can take up to 8 minutes of resting to gain enough of the lifestream to warm your {{KI}} [[Luopan (Key Item)|Luopan]].
** Once you have gathered enough energy, you will receive a message saying ''"You feel a mystical warmth welling up inside you!"''
*After receiving this message, return to [[Sylvie]] to complete the quest.
:{{color|red|WARNING:}} Each time you toss the Handbell reward from this quest then talk to Sylvie for AF and Empyrean Quests, she will ask for 300k gil or 150k bayld. Don't toss it until you finish [[Treasures of the Earth]] for Empyrean Body.
:*Speaking to her again may allow you to skip paying.

[[Category:Adoulin Quests]] [[Category:Western Adoulin Quests]] [[Category:Additional Job Quests]]

Children of the Rune

2026-08-02T23:44:17Z

Boblers: note about keeping the sword

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=Adoulin
|Start=[[Octavien]], South down the ramp from the Sverdhried Hillock waypoint at [[Eastern Adoulin]] (I-8)
|Description= Years of excruciating training and long hours of study await those who desire to master the runic arts. One may circumvent this laborious process, however, by engraving runes upon his body with ink from a Yahse wildflower petal.
|Fame=Adoulin
|FLevel=1
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs=
|Level=30+
|Repeatable=
|Previous=
|Next= [[Endeavoring to Awaken]] (Trial) [[Rune Fencing the Night Away]]
|Title=Runic Engraver
|Reward=
*{{Item Tooltip|Sowilo Claymore}}
*Ability to become a [[Rune Fencer]].
|Image={{PAGENAME}}.jpg
}}

== Walkthrough ==
* Speak with [[Octavien]] at (I-8), accessed via the stairs.
* Obtain a {{KI}} [[Yahse wildflower petal]] from [[Yahse Hunting Grounds]] at (K-7) by examining the Yahse Wildflower.
** The Yahse Wildflower is found on the Northern end of the three beaches.
* Speak with [[Octavien]] again and attempt to "Use Rune Enhancement."
** The amount of attempts required can be from anywhere between 1 and 100, but it does not appear that you can fail.
***Every 10th failure, he will remark on your progress:
***10th fail: "I sense an ominous force interfering with your progress... Could it be the <your current job> within you?!"
***20th fail: "Your 20th attempt and we're still no closer than before? Perhaps 'tis I who needs to train more, so I don't accidentally give the talentless dreams they can never accomplish."
***30th fail: "I was under the impression that you were an adventurer renowned throughout the Middle Lands. Apparently that appellation amounts to little more than kindling for the fires of one's boasting."
***40th fail: "...My condolences, sir/madame."
***50th fail: "Why don't you quit while you still have your health? Many people would commit atrocities for a body as hale and hearty as yours."
***60th fail: "Let me say this one thing: you may think you're special, but you're just as special as everyone else...that is to say, not at all."
***70th fail: "I lost hope for you long ago, but this is already your 70th time. Any further attempts would be a waste of time for us both."
***80th fail: "Zzz..."
***90th fail: "I've had enough of your incompetence! Let me spell this out loud and clear: y-o-u c-a-n-n-o-t u-s-e r-u-n-e-s!"
***99th fail: "I might as well stick around to see if you can make it an even 100."
* When you succeed, you will be rewarded with access to the [[Rune Fencer]] job and a {{Item Tooltip|Sowilo Claymore}}!
** Consider keeping this sword, as it is used in the level 90 AF quest [[Forging New Bonds]]. If you drop it, that quest will need an {{Item Tooltip|Elixir}} instead.
[[Category:Adoulin Quests]] [[Category:Eastern Adoulin Quests]] [[Category:Additional Job Quests]]

Hi-Elixir

2026-08-02T23:42:15Z

Boblers: Monberaux trust

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|ah listing=Medicines
|description=This potion instantly restores a moderate amount of both HP and MP.
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|flags=Obtainable from Goblin Box, Can Use, NPC tradable
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|valid targets=Self
|activation time=10 seconds
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|Craft Name=Alchemy
|Craft Level=90
|Sub Craft=
|Key Item=
|Crystal=Light
|Recipe=
*[[Distilled Water]]
*[[Dragon Blood]]
*[[Mistletoe]]
*[[Revival Tree Root]]
*[[Royal Jelly]]
|NQ=[[Elixir]]
|HQ=
*HQ1: [[Hi-Elixir]]
}}
}}
{{Item NPC Table
|Insert NPC List Template=
{{Item NPC
|NPC Name=Curio Vendor Moogle
|Zone=Port San d'Oria
|position=J-9
|Notes=20,000 [[Gil]]
Key Item [["Rhapsody in Mauve"]] required
}}
{{Item NPC
|NPC Name=Curio Vendor Moogle
|Zone=Port Bastok
|position=K-13
|Notes=20,000 [[Gil]]
Key Item [["Rhapsody in Mauve"]] required
}}
{{Item NPC
|NPC Name=Curio Vendor Moogle
|Zone=Port Windurst
|position=M-4
|Notes=20,000 [[Gil]]
Key Item [["Rhapsody in Mauve"]] required
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{{Item Quest Reward
|Name=The Tigress Stirs
|Notes=
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{{Item Quest Reward Table
|Type=Mission
|Insert Quest List Template =
{{Item Quest Reward
|Name=Delkfutt the Great
|Notes=Obtained from a cutscene at the end of [[The Voracious Resurgence Mission 8-3]].
}}
}}

==Notes==
* Can be traded to [[Monberaux]] in [[Upper Jeuno]] (G-10) to allow [[Cipher: Monberaux|his Trust]] to cast "Mix: Final Elixir" once per real-life week. Can trade one {{Item Tooltip|Elixir}} and one {{Item Tooltip|Hi-Elixir}} for a total of 2 casts per week. Resets every conquest tally.
[[Category:Medicine]]

Elixir

2026-08-02T23:41:45Z

Boblers: more sources, uses, and Monberaux

{{usable item
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|Insert Item Synth Template=
{{Item Synth
|Craft Name=Alchemy
|Craft Level=90
|Sub Craft=
|Key Item=
|Crystal=Light
|Recipe=
*[[Distilled Water]]
*[[Dragon Blood]]
*[[Mistletoe]]
*[[Revival Tree Root]]
*[[Royal Jelly]]
|NQ=[[Elixir]]
|HQ=
*HQ1: [[Hi-Elixir]]
}}
}}
{{Item NPC Table
|Insert NPC List Template=
{{Item NPC
|NPC Name=Curio Vendor Moogle
|Zone=Port San d'Oria
|position=J-9
|Notes=15,000 [[Gil]]
Key Item [["Rhapsody in Azure"]] required
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{{Item NPC
|NPC Name=Curio Vendor Moogle
|Zone=Port Bastok
|position=K-13
|Notes=15,000 [[Gil]]
Key Item [["Rhapsody in Azure"]] required
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{{Item NPC
|NPC Name=Curio Vendor Moogle
|Zone=Port Windurst
|position=M-4
|Notes=15,000 [[Gil]]
Key Item [["Rhapsody in Azure"]] required
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{{Item Quest Reward
|Name=Burden of Suspicion
|Notes=
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{{Item Quest Reward
|Name=Cleansing the Canyon
|Notes=
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|Name=The Truth Lies Hid
|Notes=[[Gentle Tiger]], [[Bastok Markets (S)]] (H-6)
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|Name=Forging New Bonds
|Notes=If you dropped your {{Item Tooltip|Sowilo Claymore}}
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==Notes==
* Can be traded to [[Monberaux]] in [[Upper Jeuno]] (G-10) to allow [[Cipher: Monberaux|his Trust]] to cast "Mix: Final Elixir" once per real-life week. Can trade one {{Item Tooltip|Elixir}} and one {{Item Tooltip|Hi-Elixir}} for a total of 2 casts per week. Resets every conquest tally.

The Siren's Tear

2026-08-02T12:55:00Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ optional text

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=
|Start=[[Wahid]] - [[Bastok Mines]](I-8)
|Description= Find the Siren's Tear for Wahid. This rare gem is known to occasionally appear on the shores of the Gustaberg River. Seek the bard in the Port Bastok restaurant and listen to his story.
|Fame=Bastok
|FLevel=1
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs={{Item Tooltip|Siren's Tear}} x1
|Level=
|Repeatable=Yes
|Previous=
|Next=[[Love and Ice]]
|Title=Tearjerker
|Reward=150 gil
|Image=
}}
 

{{color|red|Note:}} If you are doing this quest for a [[Vana'Bout]] objective and have already completed the quest at least once, you do not need to speak to [[Wahid]] again to start the quest. You can collect the {{Item Tooltip|Siren's Tear}} directly from [[North Gustaberg]] and then trade it to [[Wahid]].

== Walkthrough ==
* Talk to Wahid (HP #1 [[Bastok Mines]]), he will ask for a "{{Item Tooltip|Siren's Tear}}".
** '''(Optional)''' Go to the Steaming Sheep Restaurant at [[Port Bastok]] (E-6) and talk to [[Otto]], then [[Carmelo]] for hints about the tear.
* Travel to J-9 in [[North Gustaberg]] and look for a '''???'''. The '''???''' will appear randomly up and down the length of the river.
** Port Bastok HP #1 to North Gustaberg is the quickest way to get to this river
* Make sure you have 1 free inventory slot in active bag.
* Unequip all weapons and shield in "Main" and "Sub" slot if applicable, then examine the '''???''' and you will receive the message "... has obtained a Siren's Tear".
** If you don't unequip your weapons, then the tear won't be collected and the ??? will move to a different spot.
* Go back to Wahid, trade {{Item Tooltip|Siren's Tear}} to complete quest.
* Can be repeated as many times as you want.

[[Category:Bastok Quests]] [[Category:Bastok Mines Quests]]

Lakeside Minuet

2026-08-02T12:44:09Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ pruned out unneeded line

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=Wings of the Goddess
|Start=[[Laila]], [[Upper Jeuno]] (G-7)
|Description= Laila has asked that you bring her a stardust pebble before she'll consider allowing you to join Troupe Brilioth.
|Fame=Jeuno
|FLevel=1
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs={{KI}} [[Stardust pebble]]
|Level=30+
|Repeatable=No
|Previous=
|Next=[[The Unfinished Waltz]]
|Title=Troupe Brilioth Dancer
|Reward=Ability to become a [[Dancer]]
}}

== Walkthrough ==
* Speak with [[Laila]] at (G-7) in [[Upper Jeuno]] to begin the quest.
** [[Home Point]] #1 in [[Upper Jeuno]] is close by.
** You must choose '''"I surely do."''' and then '''"Never!"''' to continue.
* She will then ask for a {{KI}} [[Stardust pebble]].
* Speak with the mithran dancer [[Rhea Myuliah]] next to her for a cutscene.
* Head to '''Lion Springs Tavern''' at (K-6) in [[Southern San d'Oria]] and speak to [[Valderotaux]] at the bar to "dance" and underwhelm him.
** [[Home Point]] #3 in [[Southern San d'Oria]] is near the Tavern.
** You can select any of the options while on stage, the results are the same.
* Return to [[Rhea Myuliah]] in [[Upper Jeuno]] to discover what the pebbles are. She'll also reveal they used to lay at the bottom of [[Lake Mechieume]] in [[Jugner Forest]] twenty years ago.
* Travel to the past and go to (I-5) in [[Jugner Forest (S)]].
** It is relatively close to the [[Batallia Downs (S)]] zone line. You can travel via the [[Survival Guide]] there or through the [[Cavernous Maw]].
** You could also travel via [[Recall-Jugner]] if you have that option available.
* Touch the '''glowing pebbles''' targetable location near the shore for a cutscene and to receive the {{KI}} [[Stardust pebble]].
**'''Note:''' This spot is not actually glowing, unlike other targetable locations in the game. It is simply a targetable spot in the environment. Target around at (I-5) and pay attention to your target names in order to find the spot.
* Speak with [[Laila]] in [[Upper Jeuno]] once more to finish the quest.
[[Category:Crystal War Quests]] [[Category:Jeuno Quests]] [[Category:Upper Jeuno Quests]] [[Category:Additional Job Quests]]

An Empty Vessel

2026-08-02T12:24:18Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ note that the end of the quest does not consume the item

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=Treasues of Aht Urhgan
|Start=[[Waoud]], [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]] (J-10)
|Description= There is a rare treasure in the "Middle Lands" that Waoud needs someone to obtain for him...
|Fame=Aht Urhgan
|FLevel=
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs=Multiple, see below
|Level=30+
|Repeatable=
|Previous=
|Next=[[Beginnings]]
|Title=Bearer of the Mark of Zahak
|Reward=[[Mark of Zahak]] Ability to become a [[Blue Mage]].
|Image=An Empty Vessel.jpg
}}

== Walkthrough ==

* Speak to [[Waoud]] - (J-10) top floor.
* He will offer to give you a divination and will ask the following questions.
* Upon success, [[Waoud]] will mention seeing all five serpent symbols.
** It is possible to not be able to progress further in the quest, as he may mention only one serpent.
***If you cannot progress, you will have the option to try again the next game day.
* Below is a listing of the questions and answers. The answers in bold are a combination of answers that have worked for some.
** Others report answering the third option for each question works as well.

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width=750px style="text-align:center;"
|- style="background:#cee0f2; padding:0.3em;"
! Question
! Answer 1
! Answer 2
! Answer 3
|-
|What is destiny? Destiny is something that...
| Is immutable.
! One forges for oneself.
| Is unknowable.
|-
| Does the accomplishment of a goal require sacrifice and hardship?
Do goals require sacrifice?
| Not if you think hard enough.
| Occasionally.
! Absolutely.
|-
| You hold in your hands a forbidden scroll.
Reading it will bring you untold wisdom, but cost all that you own. Do you...
| Read the scroll?
| Throw the scroll away?
! Burn the scroll?
|-
|If the loss of one life would save ten thousand, would you offer yourself without hesitation?
| Offer yourself?
| Offer another...
I have no such courage.
! Without hesitation.
|-
|Would you choose a tumultuous life where fame or fortune were attainable, or a tranquil life where both were forever beyond your reach?
Which do you choose?
! A chaotic life.
| A tranquil life.
| A mix of both.
|-
|You stand on the precipice between life and death. Would you choose to live life as a beast if it would save you from falling into the shadowy abyss of the underworld? What do you do?
| If it keeps me from dying...
| Fall, and keep my humanity.
! Embrace life as a beast.
|-
|A companion in battle turns against you, raising a weapon to attack.
Do you...
| Brace for the blow?
| Try to reason with him?
! Cut him down?
|-
|A loved one is afflicted with a terrible illness and has little time left to live.
You are asked to end that life by your own hand. Do you...
| Seek a cure?
| Leave the world together?
! Grant the request?
|-
|You are in the midst of a fierce battle.
The enemy lying at your feet was once a friend.
His breath is ragged and weak. Do you...
| Tend to his wounds?
! End his pain?
| Ignore your old friend?
|-
|A superior to whom you owe a great debt orders you to act in a way that violates your sense of justice. Do you...
| Try to remove him from power?
| Carry out the order?
! Follow your sense of justice?
|-
|}

* If you progress through the questions, Waoud will not progress the quest until at least '''one game day''' later, zoning at least once. Agree to help, answering that his words have moved you to action.

* Waoud will then ask for one item, using the following clues '''(Make sure you read the item entries themselves for important info!)''':
** "The treasure I would have you seek is a pinch of golden sand. It is said to glow with the light of the sun and be found only on a certain beach."
*** {{Item Tooltip|Sunsand}}, [[Valkurm Dunes]] (H-9) Only spawns during dust storms.

** "The treasure I would have you seek is a jewel. It is said to glow with a bluish tint and be found near the bank of a certain river."
*** Un-equip your weapons in order to pick this item up.
*** {{Item Tooltip|Siren's Tear}}, [[North Gustaberg]] near (J-9) along the river, use tab button to seek out the blank spot. (Appears as a ???)
**** [[Port Bastok]] [[homepoint]] exit is closest.

** "The treasure I would have you seek is a precious stone. It is said to be as red as blood and found in a land of geysers."
*** {{Item Tooltip|Dangruf Stone}}, [[Dangruf Wadi]] (I/J-5)

* Trade him the item and he will tell you to go to [[Aydeewa Subterrane]].
**Keep the requested item in your inventory. You won't get the next cutscene at the pond if you don't have the item on you.
* Enter Aydeewa Subterrane at (G-7) in [[Bhaflau Thickets]], and proceed to the platform at (H-9) for a cutscene. During the cutscene, choose to take his hand to continue.
** The [[VW|Voidwatch]] warp is the fastest shortcut to this location.
** Make sure to take his hand. If you refuse him every time instead, the entire quest will reset and you'll have to start over from the beginning.

* When the cutscene is over, you will be returned to Aht Urhgan Whitegate and be able to change to Blue Mage.
** The item you brought will still be in your inventory afterwards. At this point you're free to use it on another quest, throw it out, etc.
* You can return to [[Waoud]] and ask him to "gaze away" at your fate to get a cutscene. This is necessary for the next quest.
 

== Notes ==
*[[Sunsand]] is the only requested item that can be purchased at the [[Auction House]] under Other/MISC.

[[Category:Aht Urhgan Whitegate Quests]] [[Category:Aht Urhgan Quests]] [[Category:Additional Job Quests]]

The Siren's Tear

2026-08-02T12:23:18Z

Boblers: tooltips, and saying what happens if you dont unequip weapons

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=
|Start=[[Wahid]] - [[Bastok Mines]](I-8)
|Description= Find the Siren's Tear for Wahid. This rare gem is known to occasionally appear on the shores of the Gustaberg River. Seek the bard in the Port Bastok restaurant and listen to his story.
|Fame=Bastok
|FLevel=1
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs={{Item Tooltip|Siren's Tear}} x1
|Level=
|Repeatable=Yes
|Previous=
|Next=[[Love and Ice]]
|Title=Tearjerker
|Reward=150 gil
|Image=
}}
 

{{color|red|Note:}} If you are doing this quest for a [[Vana'Bout]] objective and have already completed the quest at least once, you do not need to speak to [[Wahid]] again to start the quest. You can collect the {{Item Tooltip|Siren's Tear}} directly from [[North Gustaberg]] and then trade it to [[Wahid]].

== Walkthrough ==
* Talk to Wahid (HP #1 [[Bastok Mines]]), he will ask for a "{{Item Tooltip|Siren's Tear}}".
* Travel to J-9 in [[North Gustaberg]] and look for a '''???'''. The '''???''' will appear randomly up and down the length of the river.
** Port Bastok HP #1 to North Gustaberg is the quickest way to get to this river
* Make sure you have 1 free inventory slot in active bag.
* Unequip all weapons and shield in "Main" and "Sub" slot if applicable, then examine the '''???''' and you will receive the message "... has obtained a Siren's Tear".
** If you don't unequip your weapons, then the tear won't be collected and the ??? will move to a different spot.
* Go back to Wahid, trade {{Item Tooltip|Siren's Tear}} to complete quest.
* Can be repeated as many times as you want.

[[Category:Bastok Quests]] [[Category:Bastok Mines Quests]]

The Die Is Cast

2026-08-02T11:41:05Z

Boblers: tooltip

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=toau
|Start=[[Ratihb]], [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]] (J-12)
|Description= Yadhiwa cheated Balajaha out of a large sum of money. Help him get back the gold he lost to her crafty devices.
|Fame=au
|FLevel=
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs={{KI}} [[Bag of gold pieces]]
|Level=
|Repeatable=
|Previous=
|Next=
|Title=
|Reward={{Item Tooltip|Random Ring}}
|Image={{PAGENAME}}.jpg
}}
 

== Walkthrough ==
*Speak to [[Ratihb]] (J-12) in [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]] to start this quest.
*Speak to [[Ekhu Pesshyadha]] (H-6). You can pick any option to proceed with this cutscene.
*Speak to [[Jijiroon]] (H-8) in [[Nashmau]]. You can pick any option again to proceed with this cutscene.
*Go up the stairs at (H-8) and zone into [[Caedarva Mire]].
*Obtain a {{Item Tooltip|Lamian Fang Key}} from the '''???''' at (I-7) if possible, otherwise obtain it from Merrows inside [[Arrapago Reef]].
*Travel to [[Arrapago Reef]] by way of the (I-6) entrance from [[Caedarva Mire]].
*Go to (F-10) on Map 1 to change onto Map 2, follow the right wall straight north once on this map to find a '''???'''.
*Click the '''???''' to see a cutscene.
*Click it again to spawns an Imp NM named [[Bukki]].
*Defeat [[Bukki]] and check the ??? again to get the {{KI}} [[Bag of gold pieces]] and complete this part of the quest.
*Return to [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]] and speak to [[Ratihb]] to complete this quest and receive your reward.

==Maps==
{|
|-
! {{tooltip|text=[[File:Nashmau-map.jpg|200px]]|id=Nashmau-map.jpg|tooltip=[[File:Nashmau-map.jpg]]}}
! {{tooltip|text=[[File:Caedarva Mire-map1.jpg|200px]]|id=Caedarva Mire-map1.jpg|tooltip=[[File:Caedarva Mire-map1.jpg]]}}
! {{tooltip|text=[[File:Arrapago Reef-map1.jpg|200px]]|id=Arrapago Reef-map1.jpg|tooltip=[[File:Arrapago Reef-map1.jpg]]}}
! {{tooltip|text=[[File:Arrapago Reef-map2.jpg|200px]]|id=Arrapago Reef-map2.jpg|tooltip=[[File:Arrapago Reef-map2.jpg]]}}
|-
! Nashmau
! Caedarva Mire (Map 1)
! Arrapago Reef (Map 1)
! Arrapago Reef (Map 2)
|}
[[Category:Aht Urhgan Quests]] [[Category:Aht Urhgan Whitegate Quests]]

Luck of the Draw

2026-08-02T11:33:39Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ more info on position of arrapago ???

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=toau
|Start=[[Ratihb]], [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]] (J-12)
|Description= Ratihb wants you to check on his son Wasuhd, who has gone in search of his older brother.
|Fame=au
|FLevel=
|Quest Reqs=Must be on a job that is level 30 or higher.
|Item Reqs=
|Level=30+ (Any job)
|Repeatable=No
|Previous=
|Next=[[Equipped for All Occasions]]
|Title=Seagull Phratrie Crew Member
|Reward=[[Corsair Die]] Ability to become a [[Corsair]].
|Image={{PAGENAME}}.jpg
}}

== Walkthrough ==
* Speak to [[Ratihb]] at [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]] (J-12 Shararat Teahouse) for a cutscene that begins the quest.
**'''(Optional)''' Speak to him again to start the quest [[The Die is Cast]]. It requires passing through the same key-locked area as this quest.
* Speak to [[Mafwahb]] at [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]] (L-9 Palace Door) for a cutscene.
* Go to [[Arrapago Reef]] Map 1.
** The [[Survival Guide]] to [[Arrapago Reef]] is the fastest way.
*** If you go this way, make sure to zone out to [[Caedarva Mire]] map 1 (I-6), walk south to (I-7), and inspect the ??? west of the southern pool of water to get a {{Item Tooltip|Lamian Fang Key}}. You can collect this key here once per game day.
*** Afterwards, go back north to return to [[Arrapago Reef]] map 1.
** If you need to walk:
*** Take the north exit from [[Nashmau]] to [[Caedarva Mire]] map 1.
*** Go to [[Caedarva Mire]] (I-7) and inspect the ??? west of the southern pool of water to get a {{Item Tooltip|Lamian Fang Key}}. You can collect this key here once per game day.
*** Continue north to [[Caedarva Mire]] (I-6) and enter [[Arrapago Reef]] map 1.
* Ensure you have a {{Item Tooltip|Lamian Fang Key}}. You can farm it as a drop in [[Arrapago Reef]], but that's not recommended. It's better that you grab the free one mentioned earlier.
** Lamian Fang Keys drop from [[:Category:Lamiae|Lamiae]] and [[:Category:Skeleton|Draugers]] in the area.
*** '''Enemies that can drop the key have approx ~16 minute repop window, so consider this before setting out. There are a limited number of potential opponents (5) between the zone-line and the gate before the quest marker.'''
* Use the Lamian Fang Key on the Iron Gate at [[Arrapago Reef]] map 1 (J-10), then go immediately west on the small map to another Iron Gate. (This second Iron Gate is unlocked, as you are opening it from behind.)
* Click on the '''???''' (NOT the shining spot labeled "-") at the North East corner of (H-10) for a cutscene. It's located on a ship, on a raised wooden platform.
** It's possible to get a different cutscene that starts with Zweeha upon clicking the '''???'''. Clicking the '''???''' may also direct you to investigate a pier to the northwest. If this happens, keep clicking until you get the correct cutscene that starts with Wasuhd and Mutihb before proceeding to the next step.
* Enter [[Talacca Cove]] from [[Caedarva Mire]] (E-9) Map 1. This area is outside of [[Nashmau]]'s west exit.
** [[Home Point]] #1 in [[Caedarva Mire]] puts you right at this zone.
* Go around the left side of the lake in the large room until you find a '''???''' spot and examine it for a cutscene and the key item {{KI}} [[Forgotten hexagun]].
** The ??? is not next to the water, it is at the NW corner, on a rock, close to the tunnel entrance going West.
* Travel west into the tunnel entrance, then North to find the Rock Slab (follow the tunnel, you can't go wrong), examine the slab for a cutscene that ends the quest to receive your reward.

[[Category:Aht Urhgan Quests]] [[Category:Aht Urhgan Whitegate Quests]] [[Category:Additional Job Quests]]

Luck of the Draw

2026-08-02T11:22:47Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ re-arrange points to flow better, also routing in the free key. Mentioning The Die is Cast as it passes through the same key-locked area.

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=toau
|Start=[[Ratihb]], [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]] (J-12)
|Description= Ratihb wants you to check on his son Wasuhd, who has gone in search of his older brother.
|Fame=au
|FLevel=
|Quest Reqs=Must be on a job that is level 30 or higher.
|Item Reqs=
|Level=30+ (Any job)
|Repeatable=No
|Previous=
|Next=[[Equipped for All Occasions]]
|Title=Seagull Phratrie Crew Member
|Reward=[[Corsair Die]] Ability to become a [[Corsair]].
|Image={{PAGENAME}}.jpg
}}

== Walkthrough ==
* Speak to [[Ratihb]] at [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]] (J-12 Shararat Teahouse) for a cutscene that begins the quest.
**'''(Optional)''' Speak to him again to start the quest [[The Die is Cast]]. It requires passing through the same key-locked area as this quest.
* Speak to [[Mafwahb]] at [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]] (L-9 Palace Door) for a cutscene.
* Go to [[Arrapago Reef]] Map 1.
** The [[Survival Guide]] to [[Arrapago Reef]] is the fastest way.
*** If you go this way, make sure to zone out to [[Caedarva Mire]] map 1 (I-6), walk south to (I-7), and inspect the ??? west of the southern pool of water to get a {{Item Tooltip|Lamian Fang Key}}. You can collect this key here once per game day.
*** Afterwards, go back north to return to [[Arrapago Reef]] map 1.
** If you need to walk:
*** Take the north exit from [[Nashmau]] to [[Caedarva Mire]] map 1.
*** Go to [[Caedarva Mire]] (I-7) and inspect the ??? west of the southern pool of water to get a {{Item Tooltip|Lamian Fang Key}}. You can collect this key here once per game day.
*** Continue north to [[Caedarva Mire]] (I-6) and enter [[Arrapago Reef]] map 1.
* Ensure you have a {{Item Tooltip|Lamian Fang Key}}. You can farm it as a drop in [[Arrapago Reef]], but that's not recommended. It's better that you grab the free one mentioned earlier.
** Lamian Fang Keys drop from [[:Category:Lamiae|Lamiae]] and [[:Category:Skeleton|Draugers]] in the area.
*** '''Enemies that can drop the key have approx ~16 minute repop window, so consider this before setting out. There are a limited number of potential opponents (5) between the zone-line and the gate before the quest marker.'''
* Use the Lamian Fang Key on the Iron Gate at [[Arrapago Reef]] map 1 (J-10), then go immediately west on the small map to another Iron Gate. (This second Iron Gate is unlocked, as you are opening it from behind.)
* Click on the '''???''' (NOT the shining spot labeled "-") at the North East corner of (H-10) for a cutscene. It's located on a ship.
** It's possible to get a different cutscene that starts with Zweeha upon clicking the '''???'''. Clicking the '''???''' may also direct you to investigate a pier to the northwest. If this happens, keep clicking until you get the correct cutscene that starts with Wasuhd and Mutihb before proceeding to the next step.
* Enter [[Talacca Cove]] from [[Caedarva Mire]] (E-9) Map 1. This area is outside of [[Nashmau]]'s west exit.
** [[Home Point]] #1 in [[Caedarva Mire]] puts you right at this zone.
* Go around the left side of the lake in the large room until you find a '''???''' spot and examine it for a cutscene and the key item {{KI}} [[Forgotten hexagun]].
** The ??? is not next to the water, it is at the NW corner, on a rock, close to the tunnel entrance going West.
* Travel west into the tunnel entrance, then North to find the Rock Slab (follow the tunnel, you can't go wrong), examine the slab for a cutscene that ends the quest to receive your reward.

[[Category:Aht Urhgan Quests]] [[Category:Aht Urhgan Whitegate Quests]] [[Category:Additional Job Quests]]

An Empty Vessel

2026-08-02T10:05:31Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ note ending cutscene

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=Treasues of Aht Urhgan
|Start=[[Waoud]], [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]] (J-10)
|Description= There is a rare treasure in the "Middle Lands" that Waoud needs someone to obtain for him...
|Fame=Aht Urhgan
|FLevel=
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs=Multiple, see below
|Level=30+
|Repeatable=
|Previous=
|Next=[[Beginnings]]
|Title=Bearer of the Mark of Zahak
|Reward=[[Mark of Zahak]] Ability to become a [[Blue Mage]].
|Image=An Empty Vessel.jpg
}}

== Walkthrough ==

* Speak to [[Waoud]] - (J-10) top floor.
* He will offer to give you a divination and will ask the following questions.
* Upon success, [[Waoud]] will mention seeing all five serpent symbols.
** It is possible to not be able to progress further in the quest, as he may mention only one serpent.
***If you cannot progress, you will have the option to try again the next game day.
* Below is a listing of the questions and answers. The answers in bold are a combination of answers that have worked for some.
** Others report answering the third option for each question works as well.

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width=750px style="text-align:center;"
|- style="background:#cee0f2; padding:0.3em;"
! Question
! Answer 1
! Answer 2
! Answer 3
|-
|What is destiny? Destiny is something that...
| Is immutable.
! One forges for oneself.
| Is unknowable.
|-
| Does the accomplishment of a goal require sacrifice and hardship?
Do goals require sacrifice?
| Not if you think hard enough.
| Occasionally.
! Absolutely.
|-
| You hold in your hands a forbidden scroll.
Reading it will bring you untold wisdom, but cost all that you own. Do you...
| Read the scroll?
| Throw the scroll away?
! Burn the scroll?
|-
|If the loss of one life would save ten thousand, would you offer yourself without hesitation?
| Offer yourself?
| Offer another...
I have no such courage.
! Without hesitation.
|-
|Would you choose a tumultuous life where fame or fortune were attainable, or a tranquil life where both were forever beyond your reach?
Which do you choose?
! A chaotic life.
| A tranquil life.
| A mix of both.
|-
|You stand on the precipice between life and death. Would you choose to live life as a beast if it would save you from falling into the shadowy abyss of the underworld? What do you do?
| If it keeps me from dying...
| Fall, and keep my humanity.
! Embrace life as a beast.
|-
|A companion in battle turns against you, raising a weapon to attack.
Do you...
| Brace for the blow?
| Try to reason with him?
! Cut him down?
|-
|A loved one is afflicted with a terrible illness and has little time left to live.
You are asked to end that life by your own hand. Do you...
| Seek a cure?
| Leave the world together?
! Grant the request?
|-
|You are in the midst of a fierce battle.
The enemy lying at your feet was once a friend.
His breath is ragged and weak. Do you...
| Tend to his wounds?
! End his pain?
| Ignore your old friend?
|-
|A superior to whom you owe a great debt orders you to act in a way that violates your sense of justice. Do you...
| Try to remove him from power?
| Carry out the order?
! Follow your sense of justice?
|-
|}

* If you progress through the questions, Waoud will not progress the quest until at least '''one game day''' later, zoning at least once. Agree to help, answering that his words have moved you to action.

* Waoud will then ask for one item, using the following clues '''(Make sure you read the item entries themselves for important info!)''':
** "The treasure I would have you seek is a pinch of golden sand. It is said to glow with the light of the sun and be found only on a certain beach."
*** [[Sunsand]], [[Valkurm Dunes]] (H-9) Only spawns during dust storms.

** "The treasure I would have you seek is a jewel. It is said to glow with a bluish tint and be found near the bank of a certain river."
*** Un-equip your weapons in order to pick this item up.
*** [[Siren's Tear]], [[North Gustaberg]] near (J-9) along the river, use tab button to seek out the blank spot. (Appears as a ???)
**** [[Port Bastok]] [[homepoint]] exit is closest.

** "The treasure I would have you seek is a precious stone. It is said to be as red as blood and found in a land of geysers."
*** [[Dangruf Stone]], [[Dangruf Wadi]] (I/J-5)

* Trade him the item and he will tell you to go to [[Aydeewa Subterrane]].
**Keep the requested item in your inventory. You won't get the next cutscene at the pond if you don't have the item on you.
* Enter Aydeewa Subterrane at (G-7) in [[Bhaflau Thickets]], and proceed to the platform at (H-9) for a cutscene. During the cutscene, choose to take his hand to continue.
** The [[VW|Voidwatch]] warp is the fastest shortcut to this location.
** Make sure to take his hand. If you refuse him every time instead, the entire quest will reset and you'll have to start over from the beginning.

* When the cutscene is over, you will be returned to Aht Urhgan Whitegate and be able to change to Blue Mage.
* '''(Optional-ish)''' Return to [[Waoud]] and ask him to "gaze away" at your fate to get a cutscene. This is necessary for the next quest.
 

== Notes ==
*[[Sunsand]] is the only requested item that can be purchased at the [[Auction House]] under Other/MISC.

[[Category:Aht Urhgan Whitegate Quests]] [[Category:Aht Urhgan Quests]] [[Category:Additional Job Quests]]

Forge Your Destiny

2026-08-02T08:13:38Z

Boblers: tooltips, and noting that trailblazing hatchet doesn't work.

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=Rise of the Zilart
|Start=[[Jaucribaix]], [[Norg]] (K-8)
|Description= A lump of bomb steel and a sacred branch are required to make a new katana. You will have to ask Jaucribaix's pupils to find out where you can get these items.
|Fame=Outlands
|FLevel=
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs=
* {{Item Tooltip|Bomb Steel}} (provided)
* {{Item Tooltip|Sacred Branch}} (provided)
* {{Item Tooltip|Hatchet}}
|Level=30+ any job
|Repeatable=No
|Previous=
|Next=[[The Sacred Katana]]
|Title=Bushido Blade
|Reward=
*{{Item Tooltip|Mumeito}}
*Ability to become a [[Samurai]].
}}
 

== Walkthrough ==
* Speak to [[Jaucribaix]] in [[Norg]] (K-8), near the Captain's Chamber, to begin the quest.
* Speak to [[Aeka]] (I-8) to receive {{Item Tooltip|Oriental Steel}}.
* Speak to [[Ranemaud]] (I-7) to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Sacred Sprig}}.
* Travel to [[Konschtat Highlands]] (D-8), trade the {{Item Tooltip|Oriental Steel}} to the '''???''' inside the cave to spawn a [[:Category:Bomb|Bomb]] [[:Category:Notorious Monsters|Notorious Monster]] named [[Forger]], approximately level 33.
** The level 99 Unity warp (Sleepy Mabel) will place you close to this point at (G-7).
* Once the [[Forger]] is defeated, a {{Item Tooltip|Bomb Steel}} will drop.
** If you are defeated while fighting the [[Forger]] or somehow lose the {{Item Tooltip|Bomb Steel}} before the next part, Aeka can give you another {{Item Tooltip|Oriental Steel}} in exchange for a {{Item Tooltip|Darksteel Ore}}.
** If you are doing the quest for multiple people, you must wait 4 minutes to re-spawn the [[Forger]] for another {{Item Tooltip|Bomb Steel}}.
* Purchase a {{Item Tooltip|Hatchet}} and travel to [[The Sanctuary of Zi'Tah]]. You will find an area off of the map in the northern part of (K-10) that will take you to a block at (L-9). There you will find a '''???''' spot you may reach by climbing up a nearby rock. Trade the {{Item Tooltip|Hatchet}} to the '''???''' spot to spawn a [[:Category:Treant|Treant]] Notorious Monster named [[Guardian Treant]].
** {{Item Tooltip|Trbl. Hatchet|alt=Trailblazing Hatchet}} does not work. It must be a regular Hatchet.
** The level 122 Unity warp (Keeper of Heiligtum) will place you close to this point at (K-12).
** If you are doing the quest for multiple people, you only need to kill the Treant once.
*** The Treant has a minimum respawn time of 10 minutes, so make sure everyone has the {{Item Tooltip|Sacred Sprig}} before proceeding.
* Once the Treant is defeated, trade the {{Item Tooltip|Sacred Sprig}} to the '''???''' to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Sacred Branch}}.
* Trade the {{Item Tooltip|Bomb Steel}} and the {{Item Tooltip|Sacred Branch}} to Jaucribaix.
* Return in 72 in-game hours (3 real-life hours) to receive your reward.

== Notes ==
* The {{Item Tooltip|Mumeito}} is required to do the AF1 quest: [[The Sacred Katana]]. If you plan on levelling Samurai, it would be wise to hold on to it, otherwise you will have to pay Ranemaud 30,000 gil for a replacement.

[[Category:Outlands Quests]] [[Category:Norg Quests]] [[Category:Additional Job Quests]]

Ayame and Kaede

2026-08-02T07:59:55Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ optional text

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=RoZ
|Start=[[Kaede]], [[Port Bastok]] (J-5)
|Description=Ensetsu wishes to reclaim an item he has sold to the [[Tenshodo]], but they will not exchange it for anything other than a "strangely shaped coral" from the Korroloka Tunnel. You must go and retrieve it for him.
|Fame=B
|FLevel=1
|Quest Reqs=A job at level 30+
|Item Reqs=
|Level=30
|Repeatable=
|Previous=
|Next=[[20 in Pirate Years]]
[[Faded Promises]]
|Title=Shadow Walker
|Reward=*Ability to become a {{Icon|NIN}}[[Ninja]].
|Image=
}}

== Walkthrough ==
*Talk to [[Kaede]] in [[Port Bastok]] at (J-5) - nearest to '''Home Point #1 (E)''' - in the north most house for a cutscene.
**(if she says "I heard somebody at the warehouse saying that the people from Aht Urhgan are sneaky.", disregard it and talk to her again.)
*Talk to [[Kagetora]] at (F-6), inside the door to '''Warehouse 2'''.
*Return to Kaede's house and speak with [[Ensetsu]] at (I-5) for a cutscene.
** The quest log entry will appear after this cutscene.
*Travel to (K-8) within [[Korroloka Tunnel]], Map 5.
**The quickest entrance is from [[Western Altepa Desert]] at (M-8), via the [[Survival Guide]]. This entrance will bring you directly to Map 5.
**Although the [[Survival Guide]] to [[Zeruhn Mines]] is also close.
{| class="overflow-visible" style="text-align: center;"
| style="padding 3px; font-weight: 500;"|{{tooltip|text=[[File:Korroloka Tunnel-map1.jpg|150px|link=]]|id=Korroloka Tunnel-map1.jpg|tooltip=[[File:Korroloka Tunnel-map1.jpg|link=]]}} Korroloka (Map 1)
| style="padding 3px; font-weight: 500;"|{{tooltip|text=[[File:Korroloka Tunnel-map2.jpg|150px|link=]]|id=Korroloka Tunnel-map2.jpg|tooltip=[[File:Korroloka Tunnel-map2.jpg|link=]]}} Korroloka (Map 2)
| style="padding 3px; font-weight: 500;"|{{tooltip|text=[[File:Korroloka Tunnel-map5.jpg|150px|link=]]|id=Korroloka Tunnel-map5.jpg|tooltip=[[File:Korroloka Tunnel-map5.jpg|link=]]}} Korroloka (Map 5)
|}
*Click on the '''???''' to spawn 3 [[Korroloka Leech|Korroloka Leeches]].
**These leeches will link with any [[Thread Leech]]es in the vicinity.
**If for some reason you click on the '''???''' and the Leeches don't pop, try relogging.
*Once the leeches are defeated and after the bodies despawn, click on the '''???''' to receive the {{KI}} [[Strangely shaped coral]].
**Multiple players may do this quest at the same time for the coral:
***Have one member spawn it. After the Leeches are defeated and despawn, have the other players select the '''???''' for the coral before the spawning player.
***{{Color|red|Note:}} If the person who spawned the leeches is KO'd, do not raise them until after the Korroloka Leeches have been defeated. Otherwise, they will respawn immediately.
*Return to [[Ensetsu]] in [[Port Bastok]] at (I-5).
*Travel to [[Norg]] and speak with [[Ryoma]] at (H-8), who will give you the {{KI}} [[Sealed dagger]].
*Return to [[Ensetsu]] to complete the quest.
**'''(Optional)''' Speak to Kaede afterwards for some closing dialogue.

[[Category:Port Bastok Quests]] [[Category:Additional Job Quests]]

The Holy Crest

2026-08-02T06:50:21Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ trailblazing pickaxe doesn't work. Also adding tooltips

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=RoZ
|Start=[[Ceraulian]], [[Port San d'Oria]] (I-9)
|Description= Excavate the wyvern egg that lies beneath the Maze of Shakhrami. Protect it from dragonslayers.
|Fame=San d'Oria
|FLevel=1
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs=
*{{ItemIcon|Pickaxe|22}} {{tooltip|text=[[Pickaxe]]|tooltip=[[File:Pickaxe description.png]]}}
*{{ItemIcon|Wyvern Egg|22}} {{tooltip|text=[[Wyvern Egg]]|tooltip=[[File:Wyvern Egg description.png]]}} (provided)
*{{KI}} [[Dragon curse remedy]] (provided)
|Level=30+
|Repeatable=No
|Previous=
|Next=[[A Craftsman's Work]]
|Title=Heir to the Holy Crest
|Reward=Ability to become a [[Dragoon]].
}}

== Walkthrough ==
* Speak to [[Arminibit]] and [[Ceraulian]] in [[Port San d'Oria]] (I-9) inside Cargo Room A.
**[[Auction House]] or [[Mog House]] [[Home Point]] are both close.
* Speak to [[Novalmauge]] who walks between (F-8) and (G-8) in [[Bostaunieux Oubliette]] Map 1 (enter from [[Northern San d'Oria]] (I/J-6) HP#2 and then [[Chateau d'Oraguille]] (I/J-8) ) for a cutscene.
** Note: If you have not yet completed the quest [[The Rumor]] ({{Item Tooltip|Drain (Scroll)|alt=Drain}} Quest), you can speak to [[Novalmauge]] a second time to accept [[The Rumor]]. You no longer need to complete [[The Rumor]] before advancing the job quest.
* Speak to [[Morjean]] in [[Northern San d'Oria]] (L-7), within the Cathedral's Manuscript room for a cutscene.
** The quest will show up on quests tab now.
* If you don't already happen to have some, buy a {{Item Tooltip|Pickaxe}}.
**[[Ostalie]] in [[Southern San d'Oria]] (F-8) around Home Point #4 is nearby.
**'''{{Item Tooltip|Trbl. Pickaxe|alt=Trailblazing Pickaxe}} does not work'''. It must be a regular Pickaxe.
* Go to the [[Maze of Shakhrami]] and '''trade''' (/trade) a {{Item Tooltip|Pickaxe}} to an '''Excavation Point''' to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Wyvern Egg}}.
**If you come across "Fossil Rock," they are unrelated to this quest.
**See the map on the right for Excavation Points (blue dots).[[Image:TheHolyCrestExcavation.png|thumb|right|300px]]
* Return to [[Morjean]] and speak to him with the {{Item Tooltip|Wyvern Egg}} in your inventory.
* Travel to [[Meriphataud Mountains]] (K-8) and look for a '''???''' near the base of [[Drogaroga's Spine]]. Trade the {{Item Tooltip|Wyvern Egg}} to it for a cutscene.
**Quickest way is the [[Survival Guide]] in [[Castle Oztroja]]. Step outside and you're looking at the spine's base.
* Speak to [[Rahal]] in [[Chateau d'Oraguille]] (H-9).
**He will provide you the {{KI}} [[Dragon curse remedy]].
* Travel to [[Ghelsba Outpost]] to find the Hut Door at (F-10/G-10) to enter a BC fight. Quickest way to BC Entrance is [[Domenic]] Teleport NPC in [[Lower Jeuno]].
** The enemy in this BC is [[:Category:Wyvern|Wyvern]] [[:Category:Notorious Monsters|Notorious Monster]] that is approximately level 40.
** Only people up to this point in the quest or players who have already completed the quest may enter this BC.
** You are unable to summon trusts in this fight.
* Upon defeating the Wyvern, you will receive your reward.
* There are more [[Wyvern_(Dragoon_Pet)#Wyvern Names|wyvern names]] to choose from if you pay to rename it.

==Plot Details==
* Prior to the [[The_History_of_Final_Fantasy_XI/2003|2003]] version update that added this quest, Cyranuce was an NPC in the [[Bostaunieux Oubliette]].
** "Cyranuce: My name is Cyranuce M Cutauleon. I've been here for a long time."

[[Category:San d'Oria Quests]] [[Category:Northern San d'Oria Quests]] [[Category:Additional Job Quests]]

Survey: Dho Gates

2026-08-02T01:31:30Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ note apex mobs

{{Scouts Assignment Table
|Coalition=[[Scouts' Coalition]]
|Rank=Partner
|Type=Land Surveys
|Zone=[[Dho Gates]]
|Objective=Survey an [[Ergon Locus]] located in [[Dho Gates]]
|IMP1=2500
|IMP2=4500
|IMP3=6000
|Treasure=
}}
*Note that the rewards shown above show the base amount of rewards possible. Surveying Ergon Loci which are more difficult to access will yield additional EXP/Bayld based on the distance from the station and the number of Reives which could potentially block access.

== Walkthrough ==
* Travel to [[Dho Gates]] or [[Woh Gates]] and locate an [[Ergon Locus]]

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ergon Loci
|-
! Name !! Zone !! Position !! XP !! Notes
|-
| Saliferous Spring || [[Dho Gates]] || G-12 || 2300 || Nearest warp is [[Foret de Hennetiel]] Bivouac #4. Must pass through a [[Colonization Reive]] unless it has been cleared in the past hour. Bring {{Item Tooltip|Silent Oil}} and {{Item Tooltip|Prism Powder}} (both before and after the Reive), as the area is filled with Apex mobs.
|-
| Prominence of the Ripple || [[Dho Gates]] || E-10 || 2000 || Nearest warp is [[Marjami Ravine]] Frontier Station. Requires Key Item [["Climbing"]].
|-
| Prominence of the Rime || [[Woh Gates]] || G-11 || 2900 || Enter from [[Marjami Ravine]]. Use the Bivouac #4 Warp. Must clear a [[Colonization Reive]], requires Key Item [["Climbing"]].
|-
| Halcyon Icefall || [[Woh Gates]] || H-5 || 2000 || Nearest the entrance to [[Kamihr Drifts]]. Use the Frontier Station warp.
|}
* Once you've traveled to either zone and located the Ergon Locus, you'll need to examine the Ergon Locus at the right distance
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Time and Positioning Info <ref>[https://wiki.ffo.jp/html/28663.html]</ref>
|-
! [[Ergon Locus]] !! 02:00 - 05:59 !! 06:00 - 09:59 !! 10:00 - 13:59 !! 14:00 - 17:59 !! 18:00 - 21:59 !! 22:00 - 01:59
|-
| Saliferous Spring || 1.0 - 1.4 || 1.5 - 1.9 || 2.0 - 2.4 || 2.5 - 2.9 || 3.0 - 3.4 || 0.5 - 0.9
|-
| Prominence of the Ripple || 0.5 - 0.9 || 1.0 - 1.4 || 1.5 - 1.9 || 2.0 - 2.4 || 2.5 - 2.9 || 3.0 - 3.4
|-
| Prominence of the Rime || 1.0 - 1.4 || 1.5 - 1.9 || 2.0 - 2.4 || 2.5 - 2.9 || 3.0 - 3.4 || 0.5 - 0.9
|-
| Halcyon Icefall || 1.0 - 1.4 || 1.5 - 1.9 || 2.0 - 2.4 || 2.5 - 2.9 || 3.0 - 3.4 || 0.5 - 0.9
|}
=== Ergon Locus - [[Dho Gates]] ===
*The Ergon Locus at E-10 is the closest one from the Marjami Ravine Entrance, it is highly recommended that you also log [[Patrol: Dho Gates]] from the [[Peacekeepers' Coalition]] at the same time as you will encounter 4 efts on your way there.
** Prominence of the Ripple: E-10 (Requires [["Climbing"]]) (Zone in from Marjami Frontier Station)
*** 00:40, 3.4'
*** 02:05, 0.6'
*** 03:06, 1.0'
*** 03:23, 1.0'
*** 03:58, 0.9'
*** 04:24, 1.0'
*** 05:42, 1.0'
*** 06:00, 1.2'
*** 08:32, 1.3'
*** 10:15, 1.5'
*** 12:58, 1.7'
*** 14:44, 2.3'
*** 16:05, 2.4'
*** 17:42, 2.4'
*** 18:00, 3.0'
*** 19:00, 3.0'
*** 20:10, 2.9'
*** 20:20, 2.9'
*** 21:40, 2.9'
*** 22:00, 3.1'
*** 22:40, 3.5'
*** 22:50, 3.4'
** Saliferous Spring: G-12 (Behind a Colonization Reive)
*** 00:40, 0.7'
*** 01:43, 0.7'
*** 03:52, 1.2'
*** 04:50, 1.5'
*** 08:34, 1.7'
*** 12:05, 2.3'
*** 16:35, 2.7'
*** 18:20, 3.0'
*** 20:00, 3.2'
*** 21:50, 3.2'
*** 22:05, 0.7'
*** 23:59, 0.7'

=== Ergon Locus - [[Woh Gates]] ===
** Halcyon Icefall: H-5 (Near entrance from [[Kamihr Drifts]] - south of Frontier Station)
*** 00:16, 0.7'
*** 01:40, 0.8'
*** 02:00, 1.1'
*** 04:58, 1.3'
*** 07:35, 1.5'
*** 07:56, 1.6'
*** 10:40, 2.0'
*** 11:31, 2.3'
*** 14:56, 2.7'
*** 18:15, 3.3'
*** 21:45, 3.1'
** Prominence of the Rime: G-11 (Behind a Colonization Reive, also requires [["Climbing"]])
*** 01:52, 0.7'
*** 03:14, 1.0'
*** 07:40, 1.9'
*** 09:50, 2.0'
*** 10:42, 2.3'
*** 15:00, 2.5'
*** 17:21, 2.7'
*** 21:16, 3.3'
*** 22:22, 0.7'

Survey: Sih Gates

2026-07-31T07:27:07Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ note apex mobs

{{Scouts Assignment Table
|Coalition=[[Scouts' Coalition]]
|Rank=Probationer
|Type=Land Surveys
|Zone=[[Sih Gates]]
|Objective=Survey an [[Ergon Locus]] located in [[Sih Gates]] or [[Moh Gates]].
|IMP1=1250
|IMP2=2250
|IMP3=3000
|Treasure=
}}
*Note that the rewards shown above show the base amount of rewards possible. Surveying Ergon Loci which are more difficult to access will yield additional EXP/Bayld based on the distance from the station and the number of Reives which could potentially block access.

== Walkthrough ==
* Travel to [[Sih Gates]] or [[Moh Gates]] and locate an [[Ergon Locus]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ergon Loci
|-
! Name !! Zone !! Position !! XP !! Notes
|-
| Prominence of the Gales || [[Sih Gates]] || J-11 || 1000 || Requires Key Item [["Watercrafting"]]. Use the Frontier Station Waypoint to go to [[Foret de Hennetiel]], then take the nearest entrance into [[Sih Gates]]. Hug the right wall until you come to a castoff point.
|-
| Lake of Light || [[Sih Gates]] || K-7 || 1250 || There is a [[Colonization Reive]] on the way. Bring {{Item Tooltip|Silent Oil}} and {{Item Tooltip|Prism Powder}}, as the area has a very large amount of Apex mobs.
|-
| Sweltering Spring || [[Moh Gates]] || K-6 || 1250 || Enter from [[Morimar Basalt Fields]] (Frontier Station Warp). There is a [[Colonization Reive]] on the way.
|-
| Prominence of the Flames || [[Moh Gates]] || K-10 || 1500 || Requires Key Item [["Climbing"]]. Enter from [[Yahse Hunting Grounds]] (H-5) (Bivouac #2 Warp). Beware of True Hearing [[Panopt|Cave Panopts]] on the way.
|}
* Once you've travelled to either zone and located the Ergon Locus, you'll need to examine the Ergon Locus at the right distance.
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Time and Positioning Info <ref>[https://wiki.ffo.jp/html/28663.html]</ref>
|-
! [[Ergon Locus]] !! 02:00 - 05:59 !! 06:00 - 09:59 !! 10:00 - 13:59 !! 14:00 - 17:59 !! 18:00 - 21:59 !! 22:00 - 01:59
|-
| Prominence of the Gales || 0.5 - 0.9 || 1.0 - 1.4 || 1.5 - 1.9 || 2.0 - 2.4 || 2.5 - 2.9 || 3.0 - 3.4
|-
| Lake of Light || 1.0 - 1.4 || 1.5 - 1.9 || 2.0 - 2.4 || 2.5 - 2.9 || 3.0 - 3.4 || 0.5 - 0.9
|-
| Sweltering Spring || 1.5 - 1.9 || 2.0 - 2.4 || 2.5 - 2.9 || 3.0 - 3.4 || 0.5 - 0.9 || 1.0 - 1.4
|-
| Prominence of the Flames || 2.0 - 2.4 || 2.5 - 2.9 || 3.0 - 3.4 || 0.5 - 0.9 || 1.0 - 1.4 || 1.5 - 1.9
|}
* Known Distances (Game HR, Yalms)
* Ergon Locus: Prominence of the Gales (Sih Gates, J-11) - (Frontier Station, Foret de Hennetiel - Head north for entrance and hug right wall for J-11)
** 00:11, 3.1'
** 01:27, 3.1'
** 02:00, 3.0'
** 02:30, 1.0'
** 03:00, 0.6'
** 03:20, 0.8'
** 03:30, 2.0'
** 03:40, 1.0'
** 03:50, 1.0'
** 04:00, 0.5'
** 05:00, 0.6'
** 05:33, 0.5'
** 06:15, 1.0'
** 06:39, 1.0'
** 06:44, 1.1'
** 07:31, 1.0'
** 08:17, 1.0'
** 09:00, 1.1'
** 09:25, 1.1'
** 10:10, 1.8'
** 10:53, 1.8'
** 11:25, 1.8
** 11:45, 2.2'
** 13:53, 1.9'
** 14:20, 2.1'
** 14:52, 2.2'
** 15:37, 2.4'
** 16:00, 2.2'
** 16:20, 2.0'
** 17:21, 2.1'
** 18:00, 2.2'
** 18:21, 2.6'
** 19:35, 2.6'
** 20:15, 2.8'
** 21:15, 2.8'
** 21:53, 2.8'
** 22:31, 3.1'
** 23:00, 3.1'
** 23:30, 3.0'
* Ergon Locus: Lake of Light (Sih Gates, K-7)
** 01:04, 0.6'
** 02:27, 1.3'
** 05:17, 1.2'
** 05:47, 1.3'
** 07:43, 1.7'
** 08:50, 1.7'
** 09:15, 1.7'
** 11:16, 2.2'
** 12:09, 2.3'
** 15:28, 2.7'
** 16:40, 2.7'
** 20:37, 3.3'
** 21:01, 3.3'
** 21:58, 3.3'
** 22:27, 1.0'
** 23:13, 0.9'
** 23:31, 1.0'
* Ergon Locus: Sweltering Spring (Moh Gates, K-6)
** 00:30, 1.1'
** 04:15, 1.6'
** 08:37, 2.0'
** 11:10, 2.9'
** 16:30, 3.0'
** 19:26, 0.8'
** 21:10, 0.6'
** 23:20, 1.1'
* Ergon Locus: Prominence of the Flame (Moh Gates, K-10)
** 09:38, 2.6
** 10:01, 3.3
** 14:45, 0.8'
** 20:40, 0.8'
** 21:30, 1.1'

Rienne

2026-07-30T09:42:21Z

Boblers: Note requirement to survey, and unlock timing

{{NPC
|Name=Rienne
|Type=Western Adoulin NPCs
|Location=Western Adoulin
|Position=J-9
|Description=[[Inventors' Coalition]] employee.
}}
==Notes==
* Rienne will only offer to sell each particular Tincture once the player has surveyed the corresponding [[Ergon Locus]] target. Check the [[Ergon Locus]] page for names and locations.
** There are multiple [[Ergon Locus]] in each zone. Each Locus unlocks a single Tincture. The name of the Locus is in the item description.
** Players who obtain a Tincture from the [[Gobbie Mystery Box]] will first have to survey the corresponding Locus to be able to use the Tincture.
** Surveying a Locus requires having the relevant [[Coalition Assignments#Scouts' Coalition|Coalition Assignment]] active. The Tincture is unlocked as soon as the Locus is surveyed, before turning in the assignment.
* Tinctures can only be used in the Adoulin Region and accompanying areas
** This '''does include''' both [[Vagary]] and [[Sortie]].
* The strength of the buff effect offered by each Tincture relies upon the progress of the surveying of Ergon Locus via the [[Scouts' Coalition]].
** The strength of the effect can rise and fall over time as surveying increases or degrades much like Colonization.
** The duration is always one minute, regardless of the effect potency. {{verification}}
** The current level of Ergon Locus research completion can be viewed at the Scouts' Coalition NPC [[Chamulele]].
*** Strength levels range from 0 - 5 maximum.:
****Level 0 - have yet to be conducted
****Level 1 - have just begun
****Level 2 - have started gathering steam
****Level 3 - are progressing splendidly
****Level 4 - have progressed to a great degree
****Level 5 - have come exceptionally far
**'''Note''': If the Ergon Locus research level is at 0, Tinctures '''cannot be used'''.

{{NPC Vendor Table
|Currency=bayld
|Insert NPC Vendor Wares Template=
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (BS)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Attack + ? ~ 100 Surveyed the [[Ceizak Battlegrounds]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (FI)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Max MP + 150 {{verification}} Surveyed the [[Ceizak Battlegrounds]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (LI)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>INT, MND, CHR + Surveyed the [[Yahse Hunting Grounds]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (IB)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Max HP + Surveyed the [[Yahse Hunting Grounds]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (IS)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>STR and VIT + Surveyed the [[Foret de Hennetiel]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (DD)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Magic Attack Bonus and Magic Accuracy + Surveyed the [[Foret de Hennetiel]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (FF)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>DEX and AGI + Surveyed the [[Foret de Hennetiel]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (TB)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Double Attack + Surveyed the [[Foret de Hennetiel]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (SP)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Magic Damage Taken -% Surveyed the [[Morimar Basalt Fields]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (SA)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Defense + Surveyed the [[Morimar Basalt Fields]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (FB)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>TP + Surveyed the [[Morimar Basalt Fields]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (SS)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Accuracy + Surveyed the [[Moh Gates]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (PF)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Critical Hit Rate + Surveyed the [[Moh Gates]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (PG)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Physical Damage Taken + Surveyed the [[Sih Gates]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (LL)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Fast Cast + Surveyed the [[Sih Gates]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (PS)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Refresh + Surveyed the [[Cirdas Caverns]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (SL)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Regen + Surveyed the [[Cirdas Caverns]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (PC)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Shield Block Rate + Surveyed the [[Yorcia Weald]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (BB)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Counter + Surveyed the [[Yorcia Weald]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (OG)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Evasion + Surveyed the [[Yorcia Weald]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (FrB)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Enmity - Surveyed the [[Marjami Ravine]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (WA)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Phalanx + Surveyed the [[Marjami Ravine]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (CT)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Enmity + Surveyed the [[Marjami Ravine]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (SaS)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Spell Interruption Rate -% Surveyed the [[Dho Gates]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (PR)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Magic Evasion + Surveyed the [[Dho Gates]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (CC)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Snapshot + Surveyed the [[Kamihr Drifts]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (LF)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Subtle Blow + Surveyed the [[Kamihr Drifts]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (LP)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Conserve MP + Surveyed the [[Kamihr Drifts]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (HI)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Store TP + Surveyed the [[Woh Gates]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=E. Tincture (PRi)
|Lowest Price=40,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=<center>Magic Defense Bonus + Surveyed the [[Woh Gates]] [[Ergon Locus]]</center>
}}
}}

[[Category:NPCs|The Sacred City of Adoulin NPCs]]
[[Category:Western Adoulin NPCs]]

Sunbreeze Festival

2026-07-26T10:25:06Z

Boblers: link to guide instead, as it has significantly more useful info than the events list

#REDIRECT [[Sunbreeze Festival Guide]]

Sunbreeze Festival Guide

2026-07-26T10:01:53Z

Boblers: /* The Green Festival */ expand wares of second cafe NPC

{|width=100%
|-
|valign=top width=25%|
[[Image:Sunbreeze Festival Guide Header 2017.png|500px|left|link=Sunbreeze Festival 2017]]
|valign=top align=right width=25%| __TOC__
|-
|colspan=2|
== Event Schedule ==
{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Edition
! Campaign Period
|-
| align=center | 2019
| align=center | Friday, August 4, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Thursday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2020
| align=center | Friday, August 14, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2021
| align=center | Sunday, August 1, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2022
| align=center | Thursday, August 11, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2023
| align=center | Thursday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 28, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2024
| align=center | Saturday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Saturday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2025
| align=center | Friday, August 1, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 18, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2026
| align=center | Saturday, July 25, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 11, at 7:59 a.m.
|}
|}

==The Green Festival==
*See [[The Green Festival]] for information reguarding that campaign.

== Sunbreeze Festival Venues ==
[[Image:Sunbreeze Fireworks.png|300px|right|link=]]
Fireworks displays, Sunbreeze dances, and other festivities will commence each day at nightfall in the following locations:
*[[West Ronfaure]] / [[East Ronfaure]] 
*[[Southern San d'Oria]] / [[Northern San d'Oria]] / [[Port San d'Oria]] 
*[[North Gustaberg]] / [[South Gustaberg]] 
*[[Bastok Mines]] / [[Bastok Markets]] / [[Port Bastok]] 
*[[East Sarutabaruta]] / [[West Sarutabaruta]] 
*[[Windurst Waters]] / [[Windurst Walls]] / [[Windurst Woods]] / [[Port Windurst]] 
*[[Eastern Altepa Desert]] / [[Western Altepa Desert]] 
*[[Rabao]]

== Superheroine Stage Show ==

Only with your spirited show of support can Mighty Maidens Mumor and Uka hope to prevail in their battle against evil! Find out more about how you can lend a hand to our irresistibly adorable heroines by speaking to a moogle posted near the show's venues at the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

Interested in the Superheroine Stage Show? You can see Mumor in all her splendor in the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (G-8) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (H-10)

Those who aid Mumor in her fight against Ullegore will receive an Agent (♂) / Starlet (♀) costume as well as other rewards! Be the envy of all your friends!
[[File:Starlet_Agent_Set.png|500px|right]]

=== Walkthrough ===
* Speak to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions:
:* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)
* Travel to the stage area for that city and wait for the performance to begin.
* When the "fight" starts, '''target Mumor''' and alternate using the /cheer motion, /wave motion, & /clap motion emotes to encourage her. Having macros of these can help you alternate these emotes as rapidly as possible. The more emotes all players perform, the faster the fight goes, though it is possible to solo this event.
* When Diva the Moogle says "Keep at it!", '''stop emoting and target Uka'''.
* While still targeting Uka, perform the following dances:
:* When Mumor uses "''Shining Summer Samba''", use ''/dance1'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Lovely Miracle Waltz''", use ''/dance2'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Neo Crystal Jig''", use ''/dance3'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Super Crusher Jig''", use ''/dance4'' motion.
:* You will see a message stating that your dancing has been synchronized with Mumor per dance emote if done correctly.
:* Uka will then perform the same dance to counterattack Mumor. (You can ignore this part)
*When Uka reaches ~20% HP or below, she will snap out of her trance and come back to the aid of Mumor.
*Ullegore will transform into a cloaked Elvaan and become targetable. At this point, you should '''target Ullegore''' and perform the previous dance emotes in sync with Mumor. This phase is called "Firesday Night Fever", and Mumor will perform a total of 4 random dances.

* When the performance is over, return to the MHMU Moogle around the corner to receive your prize
:* The prize that you receive may be dependent on how many times your dances were synchronized. With no synchronized dances, you will not receive a prize.
:* You might receive 15 to 440 fireworks.
:* If the Moogle tells you that your performance makes you the MVP, you will receive a set of either Agent or Starlet armor, as long as you synchronized all four of Mumor's Firesday Night Fever dances during a single performance.
::{| style="background-color:#000878; text-align:center;" width="400px" border="0"
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
|
! colspan="2" | Gender
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
! | Slot
! width="40%" | '''♂'''
! width="40%" | '''♀'''
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Head
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Hood}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Flower}}
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Body
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Coat}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Jabot}}
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Hands
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Cuffs}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Gloves}}
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Legs
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Pants}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Skirt}}
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Feet
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Boots}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Boots}}
|-
|}
:*If you didn't synchronize all 4 dances, you may receive {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}} instead.
:*Upon receiving your Agent or Starlet armor, redoing the event again with 10+ synced dances will result in the following rewards from the Moogle:
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}} (if you didn't already receive it)
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor II|link=Cipher: Mumor II|alt=Mumor II}}
:::*If you participate in the show while wearing the full '''Agent''' or '''Starlet''' Armor set, you must recieve all 4 "overflowing with trust" messages during Firesday Night Fever to receive the trust. You can receive [[Cipher: Mumor II|Mumor II]] regardless of whether you are in possession of {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}}. You will get a short cutscene and learn the trust spell immediately (you don't receive a second cipher item).
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cosmic Designs|alt=Copy of cosmic designs}} and an {{KI}} [[After-party pass]]
:::*The designs are used to craft a {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}} furnishing, alongside the other two rewards from other Sunbreeze minigames.
:::*The Key Item is used to enter a battlefield (see below).
:*If you come into the event late and do not have many synced dances, you may save your current amount for the next showing, as it carries over. However, zoning will reset progress.

== Support Your Heroines! ==

After the curtain has closed on the Superheroine Stage Show, Mumor, Uka, and either Foudeel, Bashraf, or Wahboud will appear to sell a variety of items for your perusal! 
Purchasing items between shows results in faster synchronization with Mumor (a message will be displayed in the chat log to that effect).

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! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="60%" |
'''Item Name'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''Price (gil)'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Falling Star}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Shisai Kaboku}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Marine Bliss}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Carillon Vermeil}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Aeolsglocke}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Leafbell}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|}

==The After Party==
Upon receiving your {{KI}} [[After-party pass]] from the "Fantastic Fraulein Mumor's Superheroine Show" you may opt to participate in the after party. Which is a battlefield known as [[Mumor's Encore]].

This fight is intended for [[Item Level]] >117 players (CL117), and [[Trust]]s '''may not be called'''. 
Any reasonably geared DD sub Ninja for shadows should be able to solo this fight, as Ullegore's most threatening aspect is his casting of single target tier 5 elemental magic.
*See [[Mumor's Encore]] for more fight specifics.

The key item is lost upon entering the battlefield. Upon victory, 6x {{Item Tooltip|Ullegore Statue}}s will drop. Return to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Mumor Statue}} as well:
* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

[[Image:Ullegore Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]] [[Image:Mumor Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]]

== Street Shops ==

The Superheroine Stage Show is certainly a spectacle to behold, but why limit yourself to sticking to the sidelines? Several minigames are available for you to enjoy in the three locations listed below. "To the victor go the spoils!" – winning a minigame will reward you with some fabulous prizes only available during the Sunbreeze Festival. Act now, before it's too late! 
Estiliphire [[Southern San d'Oria]] (H-9) / Klass [[Port Bastok]] (K-8) / Rokor-Makor [[Windurst Woods]] (K-12)

All minigames cost 10 gil to play each time. While wearing your Agent or Starlet outfit you will be able to play the game in "hard mode".

Completion of "hard mode" in any of the 3 nation's minigames will reward a player with a {{Item Tooltip|Comet Fragment}} for crafting their {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}}.

[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''San d'Oria''': 
The goal is to spot the difference in each scene. Failing means you must start over.
*Two Elvaan females walking and using emotes. Either their walking speed, turning, or emote will vary.
*Four Elvaan males doing the "/hurray" emote in pairs. One pair will have different weapons.
*Six Tarutarus running towards you in pairs. Select the pair that have different hair colors.
*Two Hume males wearing armor. The camera tilts up, and one of their armor pieces will varies. It may be anything except their leg slot.
*A large group of varied races. Matching poses will nod in pairs and you need to spot the one shaking their head.
*A pair of Tarutarus running past a post to the left and right. Each of the pairs will have one Tarutaru with blonde hair and the one with red hair. When the identical tarutarus are facing each other press enter.

Scenes will cycle back. Normal mode requires 7 differences in a row. Hard mode requires 9.

'''Note:''' Ensure FastCS.lua is not loaded if you use Windower. Otherwise, the scenes will not play at the intended speed and it will make the game more difficult.

[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Bastok''': 
Quick Draw McGraw! You have one minute to shoot as many enemies as possible while avoiding hitting a [[:Category:Pixie|Pixie]]. 
A target will pop up for a brief moment and you will be prompted to "shoot" or "wait" which will skip to the next target. Shooting a pixie will end the game so choose wait to save time and move to the next target.

You must shoot [[:Category:Sabotender|Sabotenders]], [[:Category:Goblin|Goblins]], and [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragoras]].

Normal requires 20 targets hit while hard mode requires 30.

[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Windurst''': 
It's your lucky day, kupo! That's right, it's time to pick up some chicks! You will have one minute once again in order to move your chocobo left or right in order to collect the baby chocobos. Beware as there are [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] mixed into this as well. Yes, you guessed it; collecting a [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] immediately ends the game in failure.

Timing is everything in this game. You will need to get a feel for it, but collecting a chick needs to be done slightly before the line.

Normal requires 20 chicks, and hard mode requires 35.

== Piscine Pursuits ==
As is tradition for the Sunbreeze Festival, the ever popular goldfish scoop will be held once more. Don't let those slippery little buggers get away! Try your hand in the following locations: 
[[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) / [[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) / [[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) / [[Rabao]] (F-7)

Obtaining 60 points from goldfish scooping will reward a player with a {{Item Tooltip|Puny Planet Kit}} for crafting their {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}}.

NPCs for goldfish scooping may be located in the following locations:
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! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="60%" |
'''Location'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''NPC Name'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) "Knightswell"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Saradorial
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) "The Fumaroles"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Fish Eyes
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) "Nompipi River"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Kesha Shopehllok
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[Rabao]] (F-7) "Rabao Spring"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Mei
|-
|}

Upon arriving speak with the NPC and choose "I'd like a bowl" to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Basket}}. You must then buy {{Item Tooltip|Super Scoop}}s for 100 gil each.
*Equip the basket and the scoop in your ranged and ammo equipment slots and then get into the water to begin scooping for fish either by typing /fish or selecting fish from the menu.

The following equipment assists with scooping and may be purchased from the moogles at the following locations:
[[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / [[Bastok Mines]] (H-8) / [[Windurst Waters]] (G-10) / [[Upper Jeuno]] (G-7)

Goldfish scooping success rate increases:
* {{Item Tooltip|Lord's Yukata}} ♂
* {{Item Tooltip|Lady's Yukata}} ♀

Allows you to catch multiple (1~3) [[Tiny Goldfish]] or [[Black Bubble-Eye]] at once:
* {{Item Tooltip|Otokoeshi Yukata}} ♂
* {{Item Tooltip|Ominaeshi Yukata}} ♀

There are optimal times to catch a goldfish after receiving a message. In general players want to simply wait ~2 seconds after receiving a message. Players will receive two messages before a fish escapes.
*"A goldfish approaches!"
*"Hurry, before the goldfish sees you!"

Messages break down per fish in the following manner:
{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="788px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="20%" |
'''Fish'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Discovery Message'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Points'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Best Time to Catch'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Tiny Goldfish}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A tiny goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Blk. Bubble-Eye|alt=Black Bubble-Eye}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A plump, black goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Lionhead}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 10
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1-2 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Pearlscale}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Calico Comet}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|}

Once you have a decent haul, trade your fish back to the NPC to receive your points.

Points may be exchanged for the following:
{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="700px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="25%" |
'''Game Description'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="65%" |
'''Reward'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Point Cost'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Super Scoop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Super Scoop}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 5
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Bag of fireworks'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Random fireworks
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 15
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Large Fans'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Summer Fan}}s or {{Item Tooltip|Festive Fan}}s (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 25
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Colored drop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Green Drop icon.png|25px|link=]] Colored Drops
Candies that provide their associated stat +5 for 15 minutes.
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''FES Gobbiedial Key''' (Once per Earth day)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|FES Gobbie Key}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 40
|-
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Spirit Masque}} x12 (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 50
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''A stellar surprise'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Puny Planet Kit}}
Used to craft the {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}} (furnishing)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 60
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Other mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Set}}
Used to craft a {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Bowl}} or {{Item Tooltip|Fighting Fish Tank}} (furnishings)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 65
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Yet another mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Varies based on location''': 
[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Saradorial - {{Item Tooltip|White Butterfly}} x 1-5 
[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Fish Eyes - {{Item Tooltip|Bell Cricket}} x 1-5 
[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Kesha Shopehllok - {{Item Tooltip|Glowfly}} x 1-5 
*Mei in [[Rabao]] will provide either of the three rewards.
These items are used to create their associated furnishings: 
{{Item Tooltip|Butterfly Cage}} 
{{Item Tooltip|Cricket Cage}} 
{{Item Tooltip|Glowfly Cage}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 70
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery Box Part four'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Iratsugo Happi}} (Males only)

{{Item Tooltip|Iratsume Happi}} (Females only)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 80
|}

== Moogle Teleportation Service ==

Adventurers who have equipped the Agent/Starlet armor sets available as a luscious awards from the Superheroine Stage Show need but speak to the moogles located in the following areas to teleport between the three nations at any time. 
[[Southern San d'Oria]] (I-8) / [[Port Bastok]] (L-7) / [[Windurst Woods]] (K-10)

== Item Vendors ==
{{:Category:Swimwear}}

===[[The Green Festival]]===

When both the Green Festival and the Sunbreeze Festival are active, [[Cafe Maid 2|a second Cafe Maid]] begins to sell special food in [[Lower Jeuno]] at the Morbol Cafe (G-9).

{| class="Standard R1-White R-Highlight; overflow-visible" style="text-align:center; width=50%; max-width: 925px;" BGCOLOR="efeeee"
|- BGCOLOR="#016368"
! colspan=6 style="text-align: center;"| <big>Morbol Cafe Maid #2's Wares</big>
|- BGCOLOR="#EEA84F"
! Food

! Cost ([[Gil]])

|- BGCOLOR="#e8e8e8" style="border: 1px solid #000;"
| {{Item Tooltip|Cheesestk. Sand.|alt=Cheesesteak Sandwich}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Clam Chowder}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Popoto Gratin}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Behemoth Sand.|alt=Behemoth Sandwich}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Rustic Fish}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Cornbread}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Snoll Gelato}}
| 4,147
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|B. Snow Cone|alt=Berry Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|K. Snow Cone|alt=Kitron Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|M. Snow Cone|alt=Melon Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|O. Snow Cone|alt=Orange Snow Cone}}
| 561
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Tentacle Sushi}}
| 700
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Carp Sushi}}
| 931
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Fruit Parfait}}
| 2,284
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Cherry Macaron}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Galkan Sausage}}
| 931
|}
[[Category:Seasonal Event Guides]]

The Green Festival

2026-07-26T09:47:09Z

Boblers: /* Cafe Maid #1 */ note synergies

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<div align=center>'''Be sure to turn Closed Captioning on for the video, it works well.'''</div>

[[Image:GreenFestival4.png|link=|center]]

==Introduction==
[[Image:GreenFestival1.png|375px|link=Morbol Latte|right]]
[[Image:GreenFestival2.png|375px|link=Fetid Curry|right]]
A limited-time event, the Green Festival, will be coming to Lower Jeuno! Several stalls will be available for the duration of the event, but some are more... pungent than others.

'''What is the Morbol Café?'''
The Grand Duchy of Jeuno is always looking for new ways to make its streets feel more alive, and this year they’re celebrating with a new event called the Green Festival! The star of the festival is the Morbol Café, which has made the rounds across the south for more than fifteen years running, and is now making a stop in everyone’s favorite hub.

The café is here for a brief time only, so head over to Jeuno and grab some limited-edition delights to sate your thirst and blast away your hunger!

==Event Period==
[[Image:GreenFestival3.png|375px|link=Rancid Coffee|right]]
{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Edition
! Campaign Period
|-
| align=center | 2017
| align=center | Thursday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Thursday, August 24 at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2018
| align=center | Friday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Thursday, August 23 at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2019
| align=center | Thursday, August 1, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Saturday, August 31 at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2020
| align=center | Friday, August 7, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 18, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2021
| align=center | Sunday, August 1, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2022
| align=center | Thursday, August 11, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2023
| align=center | Thursday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 28, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2024
| align=center | Saturday, August 11, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2025
| align=center | Friday, August 1, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 18, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2026
| align=center | Saturday, July 25, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 11, at 7:59 a.m.
|}
[[Image:GreenFestivalMap.png|link=]]
|}

==Vendors==
===Cafe Maid #1===
{{NPC
|Name=Cafe Maid
|Type=Seasonal Event NPC
|Location=Lower Jeuno
|Position=G-9
|Description=Sells Special Event wares
}}

{{NPC Vendor Table
|Condition=
|Currency=Gil
|Insert NPC Vendor Wares Template=
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Morbol Latte
|Lowest Price=750
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Fetid Curry
|Lowest Price=850
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Rancid Coffee
|Lowest Price=600
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Morbol Shield
|Lowest Price=9,314
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Morbol Cap
|Lowest Price=9,314
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Morbol Subligar
|Lowest Price=93,971
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Morbol Apron
|Lowest Price=112,014
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}

}}
Notes:
* 2x {{Item Tooltip|Morbol Shield}}s can be synergized together for a {{Item Tooltip|Cassie's Shield}}.
* 2x {{Item Tooltip|Morbol Cap}}s can be synergized together for a {{Item Tooltip|Cassie's Cap}}.

===Cafe Maid #2===
{{NPC
|Name=Cafe Maid2
|Type=Seasonal Event NPC
|Location=Lower Jeuno
|Position=G-9
|Description=Sells Special Event wares only during the [[Sunbreeze Festival]]
}}

{{NPC Vendor Table
|Condition=
|Currency=Gil
|Insert NPC Vendor Wares Template=
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Cheesesteak Sandwich
|Lowest Price=3,900
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Clam Chowder
|Lowest Price=3,900
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Popoto Gratin
|Lowest Price=390
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Behemoth Sandwich
|Lowest Price=3,900
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Rustic Fish
|Lowest Price=3,900
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Cornbread
|Lowest Price=390
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Snoll Gelato
|Lowest Price=4,147
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=B. Snow Cone{{!}}Berry Snow Cone
|Lowest Price=561
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=K. Snow Cone{{!}}Kitron Snow Cone
|Lowest Price=561
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=M. Snow Cone{{!}}Melon Snow Cone
|Lowest Price=561
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Orange Snow Cone
|Lowest Price=561
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Tentacle Sushi
|Lowest Price=700
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Carp Sushi
|Lowest Price=931
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Fruit Parfait
|Lowest Price=2,284
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Cherry Macaron
|Lowest Price=390
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Galkan Sausage
|Lowest Price=931
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Octopus Sushi
|Lowest Price=850
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=''Not available in 2023.''
}}
}}
 
===Regional Ware Vendors===
<hr>

In addition to the '''Cafe Maids''', there are vendors who appear next to the cafe in [[Lower Jeuno]] during this event who sell certain [[Regional Vendor]] goods. More details on these old NPCs are described on [[The_History_of_Final_Fantasy_XI/2003|The History of Final Fantasy (2003)]] under the April 15th, 2003 version update section.
====Festering Wound====
{{NPC
|Name=Festering Wound
|Type=Seasonal Event NPC
|Location=Lower Jeuno
|Position=G-9
|Description=Sells Bastokan regional wares
}}

{{NPC Vendor Table
|Condition=
|Currency=Gil
|Insert NPC Vendor Wares Template=
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Sulfur
|Lowest Price=1,147
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Popoto
|Lowest Price=72
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Rye Flour
|Lowest Price=60
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Eggplant
|Lowest Price=66
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Rolanberry
|Lowest Price=180
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Gysahl Greens
|Lowest Price=102
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Ginger
|Lowest Price=232
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Olive Oil
|Lowest Price=24
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Wijnruit
|Lowest Price=180
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Derfland Pear
|Lowest Price=210
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Olive Flower
|Lowest Price=2,700
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Movalpolos Water
|Lowest Price=1,200
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Copper Ore
|Lowest Price=18
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Danceshroom
|Lowest Price=6,720
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Coral Fungus
|Lowest Price=1,132
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Kopparnickel Ore
|Lowest Price=1,200
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Thundermelon
|Lowest Price=487
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Cactuar Needle
|Lowest Price=1,395
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Watermelon
|Lowest Price=300
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
}}

====Raneutimiore====
{{NPC
|Name=Raneutimiore
|Type=Seasonal Event NPC
|Location=Lower Jeuno
|Position=G-9
|Description=Sells San d'Orian regional wares
}}

{{NPC Vendor Table
|Condition=
|Currency=Gil
|Insert NPC Vendor Wares Template=
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=San d'Orian Carrot
|Lowest Price=48
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=San d'Orian Grape
|Lowest Price=114
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Chestnut
|Lowest Price=180
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=San d'Orian Flour
|Lowest Price=90
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Arrowwood Log
|Lowest Price=30
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Crying Mustard
|Lowest Price=42
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Blue Peas
|Lowest Price=42
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Ash Log
|Lowest Price=144
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Giant Sheep Meat
|Lowest Price=72
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Dried Marjoram
|Lowest Price=72
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Rye Flour
|Lowest Price=60
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Semolina
|Lowest Price=3,000
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Selbina Butter
|Lowest Price=90
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=La Theine Cabbage
|Lowest Price=36
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Selbina Milk
|Lowest Price=90
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Maple Log
|Lowest Price=90
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Faerie Apple
|Lowest Price=66
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Beaugreens
|Lowest Price=150
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Sage
|Lowest Price=277
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Frost Turnip
|Lowest Price=48
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
}}

====Fhara Mashuhba====
{{NPC
|Name=Fhara Mashuhba
|Type=Seasonal Event NPC
|Location=Lower Jeuno
|Position=G-9
|Description=Sells Windurst regional wares
}}

{{NPC Vendor Table
|Condition=
|Currency=Gil
|Insert NPC Vendor Wares Template=
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Rarab Tail
|Lowest Price=36
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Lauan Log
|Lowest Price=54
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Popoto
|Lowest Price=72
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Saruta Orange
|Lowest Price=48
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Windurstian Tea Leaves
|Lowest Price=30
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Mhaura Garlic
|Lowest Price=120
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Yagudo Cherry
|Lowest Price=66
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Dhalmel Meat
|Lowest Price=360
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Buburimu Grape
|Lowest Price=300
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Casablanca
|Lowest Price=2,700
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Horo Flour
|Lowest Price=60
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Millioncorn
|Lowest Price=72
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Roasted Corn
|Lowest Price=186
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Yagudo Feather
|Lowest Price=60
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Sunflower Seeds
|Lowest Price=150
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Bay Leaves
|Lowest Price=195
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Holy Water
|Lowest Price=4,350
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
}}

====Flasco-Rasco====
{{NPC
|Name=Flasco-Rasco
|Type=Seasonal Event NPC
|Location=Lower Jeuno
|Position=G-9
|Description=Sells Outlands regional wares
}}

{{NPC Vendor Table
|Condition=
|Currency=Gil
|Insert NPC Vendor Wares Template=
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Magic Pot Shard
|Lowest Price=6,720
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Apple Mint
|Lowest Price=474
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Ground Wasabi
|Lowest Price=3,892
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Lufaise Fly
|Lowest Price=162
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Misareaux Parsley
|Lowest Price=474
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Habaneros
|Lowest Price=1,500
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Rock Salt
|Lowest Price=24
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Fish Scales
|Lowest Price=144
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Chamomile
|Lowest Price=195
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Sweet William
|Lowest Price=2,700
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Kazham Peppers
|Lowest Price=90
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Kazham Pineapple
|Lowest Price=90
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Mithran Tomato
|Lowest Price=60
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Black Pepper
|Lowest Price=382
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Ogre Pumpkin
|Lowest Price=144
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Kukuru Bean
|Lowest Price=180
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Phalaenopsis
|Lowest Price=2,700
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Pamamas
|Lowest Price=120
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Cinnamon
|Lowest Price=390
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Rattan Lumber
|Lowest Price=240
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
{{NPC Vendor Wares
|Item Name=Cattleya
|Lowest Price=2,700
|Highest Price=
|Conquest Restriction=
}}
}}
[[Category:Seasonal Events]]

Curator Moogle

2026-07-26T09:21:38Z

Boblers: round 11 exchanges

{{NPC
|Name= Curator Moogle
|Type= Moogle
|Chateau d'Oraguille|H-9
|Metalworks|J-8
|Heavens Tower|Clerical Chamber
|Description= Nearby Wedding Chests, Trades for various items.
|}}

== Involved in Events ==
This NPC was introduced during the June 2025 update as a way for players to obtain a rotating selection of items that were rewards for limited-time content that hasn't returned, will not return or had limited opportunities to be obtained.
The player must collect and trade a certain selection of items that may be confirmed at the Curator Moogle, and all items are lost upon trade.

The items requested are generally related to limited-time events running at around the same time.

{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Edition
! Campaign Period
|-
| align=center | 1st ([https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/22597/detail.html news post])
| align=center | Tuesday, June 17, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, July 15, at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)
|-
| align=center | 2nd ([https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/22658/detail.html news post])
| align=center | Wednesday, August 13, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, September 9, at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)
|-
| align=center | 3nd ([https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/22722/detail.html news post])
| align=center | Friday, September 19, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, October 8, at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)
|-
| align=center | 4th ([https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/22781/detail.html news post])
| align=center | Friday, October 24, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Sunday, November 9, at 6:59 a.m. (PST)
|-
| align=center | 5th ([https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/40020/detail.html news post])
| align=center | Tuesday, November 18, 2025, at 12:00 a.m. (PST) to Tuesday, December 9, at 6:59 a.m. (PST)
|-
| align=center | 6th ([https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/40076/detail.html news post])
| align=center | Tuesday, December 16, 2025 (PST), at 12:00 a.m. to Monday, January 12, 2026, at 6:59 a.m. (PST)
|-
| align=center | 7th ([https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/40117/detail.html news post])
| align=center | Thursday, February 12, 2026, at 12:00 a.m. (PST) to Monday, March 9, 2026 at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)
|-
| align=center | 8th ([https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/40164/detail.html news post])
| align=center | Saturday, March 21, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Sunday, April 5, 2026, at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)
|-
| align=center | 9th ([http://www.playonline.com/pcd/topics/ff11us/detail/40253/detail.html news post])
| align=center | Sunday, May 17, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, July 8, 2026, at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)
|-
| align=center | 10th ([https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/40304/detail.html news post])
| align=center | Thursday, June 11, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, July 8, 2026, at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)
|-
| align=center | 11th ([https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/40337/detail.html news post])
| align=center | Saturday, July 25, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)
|}

==Current exchanges (round 11)==
* [https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/40337/detail.html News post]
* Period: Saturday, July 25, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)

{|class="Standard R-Highlight-Blue R1-White altrowgrey" style="cellspacing="1"; width="100%";
|- style="background: #4696CF;"
! width: 33%; |Reward
! width: 67%; |Requested Trade Items
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Chicken Knife II}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Otokoeshi Yukata}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Ominaeshi Yukata}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Chocobo Mazurka (Scroll)}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Lionhead}} x2
* {{Item Tooltip|Pearlscale}} x2
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Uka Statue}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Ullegore Statue}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Mumor Statue}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronzite}} x3
|}

==History==
===Round 1===
* [https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/22597/detail.html News post]
* Period: Tuesday, June 17, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, July 15, 2025 at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)
{|class="Standard R-Highlight-Blue R1-White altrowgrey" style="cellspacing="1"; width="100%";
|- style="background: #4696CF;"
! width: 33%; |Reward
! width: 67%; |Requested Trade Items
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Moogle Masque}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Mandra. Masque +1|alt=Mandragora Masque +1}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Lycopodium Mallet}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Pom-pom Fruit}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Black Ink}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Wool Cloth}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Duelist Board}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Summer Uchiwa}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Gold Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Rosewood Lbr.|alt=Rosewood Lumber}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Tavnazian Taco}}
|}

===Round 2===
* [https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/22658/detail.html News post]
* Period: Wednesday, August 13, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, September 9, 2025 at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)
{|class="Standard R-Highlight-Blue R1-White altrowgrey" style="cellspacing="1"; width="100%";
|- style="background: #4696CF;"
! width: 33%; |Reward
! width: 67%; |Requested Trade Items
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Chicken Knife II}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Otokoeshi Yukata}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Ominaeshi Yukata}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Chocobo Mazurka (Scroll)}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Lionhead}} x2
* {{Item Tooltip|Pearlscale}} x2
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Save the Queen II}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Morbol Apron}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Malboro Vine}} x2
* {{Item Tooltip|Protect V (Scroll)}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Stuffed Chocobo}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Save the Queen II}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Chicken Knife II}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Chocobo Fthr.|alt=Chocobo Feather}} x2
* {{Item Tooltip|Saruta Cotton|alt=Ball of Saruta Cotton}} x2
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|S. Lord Statue|alt=Shadow Lord Statue}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Lament}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Nihility}}
* {{Item Tooltip|100 Byne Bill|alt=One Hundred Byne Bill}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Shadow Lord Shirt}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Lament}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Extinction}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Cotton Cloth|alt=Square of Cotton Cloth}} x3
* {{Item Tooltip|Galkan Sausage}}
|}

===Round 3===
* [https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/22722/detail.html News post]
* Period: Friday, September 19, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, October 8, 2025 at 7:59 a.m.(PST)
{|class="Standard R-Highlight-Blue R1-White altrowgrey" style="cellspacing="1"; width="100%";
|- style="background: #4696CF;"
! width: 33%; |Reward
! width: 67%; |Requested Trade Items
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Crystal Board}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Kam'lanaut's Sword}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Gold Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Rosewood Lbr.|alt=Rosewood Lumber}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Grape Daifuku +1}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Marvelous Cheer}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Nihility}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Mahogany Lbr.|alt=Mahogany Lumber}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Casablanca}} x2
* {{Item Tooltip|Squirrel's Delight}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Shadescale Talon}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|T. Whiteshell|alt=Tukuku Whiteshell}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Scorpion Claw}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Cagebeast Blood}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|T. Whiteshell|alt=Tukuku Whiteshell}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Beastman Blood}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Shadescale Heart}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|T. Whiteshell|alt=Tukuku Whiteshell}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Fiend Blood}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Shadescale Femur}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|T. Whiteshell|alt=Tukuku Whiteshell}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Gelatin}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Shadescale Skull}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|T. Whiteshell|alt=Tukuku Whiteshell}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Bone Chip}}
|}

===Round 4===
* [https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/22781/detail.html News post]
* Period: Friday, October 24, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Sunday, November 9, 2025 at 6:59 a.m. (PST)
{|class="Standard R-Highlight-Blue R1-White altrowgrey" style="cellspacing="1"; width="100%";
|- style="background: #4696CF;"
! width: 33%; |Reward
! width: 67%; |Requested Trade Items
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Archduke's Sword}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Kam'lanaut's Sword}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Acolyte's Grief}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Enlight (Scroll)}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Endark (Scroll)}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Red Curry}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Cushaw Lantern}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Extinction}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Flame Gem}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Calabazilla Lant.|alt=Calabazilla Lantern}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Ilm Lappas}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Pumpkin Lantern}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Bomb Lantern}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Mandra Lantern|alt=Mandragora Lantern}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Ilm Manillas}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Coven Hat}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Chameleon Dia.|alt=Chameleon Diamond}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Manticore Hair}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Avatar Blood}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Odorless Fungus}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|O. Bronzepiece|alt=Ordelle Bronzepiece}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Dried Marjoram}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Puffball}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Absorbent Moss}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|O. Bronzepiece|alt=Ordelle Bronzepiece}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Dried Marjoram}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Boyahda Moss}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Redolent Root}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|O. Bronzepiece|alt=Ordelle Bronzepiece}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Chamomile}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Dryad Root}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Sea Monk Venom}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|1 Byne Bill|alt=One Byne Bill}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Poison Dust}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Perforated Wing}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|1 Byne Bill|alt=One Byne Bill}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Bat Wing}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Undying Moiety}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|1 Byne Bill|alt=One Byne Bill}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Golem Shard}}
|}

===Round 5===
* [https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/40020/detail.html News post]
* Period: Tuesday, November 18, 2025, at 12:00 a.m. (PST) to Tuesday, December 9, 2025 at 6:59 a.m. (PST)
{|class="Standard R-Highlight-Blue R1-White altrowgrey" style="cellspacing="1"; width="100%";
|- style="background: #4696CF;"
! width: 33%; |Reward
! width: 67%; |Requested Trade Items
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Archduke's Shield}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Kam'lanaut's Shield}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Autumn's End}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Refresh II (Scroll)}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Pamama au Lait}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Korrigan Pot}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Korrigan Pricket}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Aged Humus}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Pungent Powder III}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Carbuncle's Ruby}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Glass Fiber}} x2
|}

===Round 6===
* [https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/40076/detail.html News post]
* Period: Tuesday, December 16, 2025 (PST), at 12:00 a.m. to Monday, January 12, 2026, at 6:59 a.m. (PST)
{|class="Standard R-Highlight-Blue R1-White altrowgrey" style="cellspacing="1"; width="100%";
|- style="background: #4696CF;"
! width: 33%; |Reward
! width: 67%; |Requested Trade Items
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Keepsake Case}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Yule Talisman}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Platinum Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Oak Lumber}}
* {{Item Tooltip|White Text. Dye}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Golden Royale}}
|}

===Round 7===
* [https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/40117/detail.html News post]
* Period: Thursday, February 12, 2026, at 12:00 a.m. (PST) to Monday, March 9, 2026, at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)
{|class="Standard R-Highlight-Blue R1-White altrowgrey" style="cellspacing="1"; width="100%";
|- style="background: #4696CF;"
! width: 33%; |Reward
! width: 67%; |Requested Trade Items
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Dancer Board}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Tender Bouquet}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Gold Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Rosewood Lbr.|alt=Rosewood Lumber}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Cherry Muffin}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Jambiya}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Eastern Umbrella}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bast Parchment}} x2
* {{Item Tooltip|Urushi}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Bamboo Stick}}
* 3x of either: {{Item Tooltip|H Rice Cake}} or {{Item Tooltip|E Rice Cake}} or {{Item Tooltip|M Rice Cake}} or {{Item Tooltip|T Rice Cake}}
|}

===Round 8===
* [https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/40164/detail.html News post]
* Period: Saturday, March 21, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Sunday, April 5, 2026, at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)
{|class="Standard R-Highlight-Blue R1-White altrowgrey" style="cellspacing="1"; width="100%";
|- style="background: #4696CF;"
! width: 33%; |Reward
! width: 67%; |Requested Trade Items
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Fafnir Statue}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Fafnir's Scale}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Egg Buffet}}
* {{Item Tooltip|L. Jadeshell}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Red Chip}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronzite}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Fire Cluster}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Blue Chip}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronzite}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Water Cluster}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Yellow Chip}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronzite}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Earth Cluster}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Green Chip}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronzite}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Wind Cluster}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Clear Chip}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronzite}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Ice Cluster}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Purple Chip}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronzite}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Lightning Cluster}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|White Chip}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronzite}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Light Cluster}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Black Chip}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronzite}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Dark Cluster}}
|}

===Round 9===
* Period: Sunday, May 17, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, July 8, 2026, at 7:59 a.m. (PDT). ([http://www.playonline.com/pcd/topics/ff11us/detail/40253/detail.html news post])
* Overlapped with round 10.

{|class="Standard R-Highlight-Blue R1-White altrowgrey" style="cellspacing="1"; width="100%";
|- style="background: #4696CF;"
! width: 33%; |Reward
! width: 67%; |Requested Trade Items
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Archduke's Sword}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Kam'lanaut's Sword}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Acolyte's Grief}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Enlight (Scroll)}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Endark (Scroll)}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Red Curry}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Archduke's Shield}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Kam'lanaut's Shield}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Autumn's End}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Refresh II (Scroll)}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Pamama au Lait}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Alexander Statue}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Fafnir's Scale}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Kirin's mane}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Iron Giant Shard}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronzite}} x3
|}

===Round 10===
* [https://www.playonline.com/pcd2/topics/ff11us/detail/40304/detail.html News post]
* Period: Thursday, June 11, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, July 8, 2026, at 7:59 a.m. (PDT)

{|class="Standard R-Highlight-Blue R1-White altrowgrey" style="cellspacing="1"; width="100%";
|- style="background: #4696CF;"
! width: 33%; |Reward
! width: 67%; |Requested Trade Items
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Moogle Masque}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Mandra. Masque +1|alt=Mandragora Masque +1}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Lycopodium Mallet}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Pom-pom Fruit}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Black Ink}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Wool Cloth}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Archduke's Sword}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Kam'lanaut's Sword}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Acolyte's Grief}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Enlight (Scroll)}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Endark (Scroll)}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Red Curry}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Archduke's Shield}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Kam'lanaut's Shield}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Autumn's End}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Refresh II (Scroll)}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Pamama au Lait}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Fafnir Statue}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Fafnir's Scale}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Summer Uchiwa}}
* {{Item Tooltip|L. Jadeshell}}
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Alexander Statue}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Fafnir's Scale}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Kirin's mane}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Iron Giant Shard}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronzite}} x3
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Ark Shield}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Kam'lanaut's Shield}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Kirin's mane}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Cream Puff}} x4
|-
|{{Item Tooltip|Sproutling Board}}
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Mandra. Suit +1|alt=Mandragora Suit +1}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Gold Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Rosewood Lbr.|alt=Rosewood Lumber}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronzite}} x3
|}

Sunbreeze Festival Guide

2026-07-26T09:16:06Z

Boblers: tooltips

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[[Image:Sunbreeze Festival Guide Header 2017.png|500px|left|link=Sunbreeze Festival 2017]]
|valign=top align=right width=25%| __TOC__
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== Event Schedule ==
{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Edition
! Campaign Period
|-
| align=center | 2019
| align=center | Friday, August 4, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Thursday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2020
| align=center | Friday, August 14, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2021
| align=center | Sunday, August 1, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2022
| align=center | Thursday, August 11, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2023
| align=center | Thursday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 28, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2024
| align=center | Saturday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Saturday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2025
| align=center | Friday, August 1, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 18, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2026
| align=center | Saturday, July 25, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 11, at 7:59 a.m.
|}
|}

==The Green Festival==
*See [[The Green Festival]] for information reguarding that campaign.

== Sunbreeze Festival Venues ==
[[Image:Sunbreeze Fireworks.png|300px|right|link=]]
Fireworks displays, Sunbreeze dances, and other festivities will commence each day at nightfall in the following locations:
*[[West Ronfaure]] / [[East Ronfaure]] 
*[[Southern San d'Oria]] / [[Northern San d'Oria]] / [[Port San d'Oria]] 
*[[North Gustaberg]] / [[South Gustaberg]] 
*[[Bastok Mines]] / [[Bastok Markets]] / [[Port Bastok]] 
*[[East Sarutabaruta]] / [[West Sarutabaruta]] 
*[[Windurst Waters]] / [[Windurst Walls]] / [[Windurst Woods]] / [[Port Windurst]] 
*[[Eastern Altepa Desert]] / [[Western Altepa Desert]] 
*[[Rabao]]

== Superheroine Stage Show ==

Only with your spirited show of support can Mighty Maidens Mumor and Uka hope to prevail in their battle against evil! Find out more about how you can lend a hand to our irresistibly adorable heroines by speaking to a moogle posted near the show's venues at the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

Interested in the Superheroine Stage Show? You can see Mumor in all her splendor in the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (G-8) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (H-10)

Those who aid Mumor in her fight against Ullegore will receive an Agent (♂) / Starlet (♀) costume as well as other rewards! Be the envy of all your friends!
[[File:Starlet_Agent_Set.png|500px|right]]

=== Walkthrough ===
* Speak to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions:
:* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)
* Travel to the stage area for that city and wait for the performance to begin.
* When the "fight" starts, '''target Mumor''' and alternate using the /cheer motion, /wave motion, & /clap motion emotes to encourage her. Having macros of these can help you alternate these emotes as rapidly as possible. The more emotes all players perform, the faster the fight goes, though it is possible to solo this event.
* When Diva the Moogle says "Keep at it!", '''stop emoting and target Uka'''.
* While still targeting Uka, perform the following dances:
:* When Mumor uses "''Shining Summer Samba''", use ''/dance1'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Lovely Miracle Waltz''", use ''/dance2'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Neo Crystal Jig''", use ''/dance3'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Super Crusher Jig''", use ''/dance4'' motion.
:* You will see a message stating that your dancing has been synchronized with Mumor per dance emote if done correctly.
:* Uka will then perform the same dance to counterattack Mumor. (You can ignore this part)
*When Uka reaches ~20% HP or below, she will snap out of her trance and come back to the aid of Mumor.
*Ullegore will transform into a cloaked Elvaan and become targetable. At this point, you should '''target Ullegore''' and perform the previous dance emotes in sync with Mumor. This phase is called "Firesday Night Fever", and Mumor will perform a total of 4 random dances.

* When the performance is over, return to the MHMU Moogle around the corner to receive your prize
:* The prize that you receive may be dependent on how many times your dances were synchronized. With no synchronized dances, you will not receive a prize.
:* You might receive 15 to 440 fireworks.
:* If the Moogle tells you that your performance makes you the MVP, you will receive a set of either Agent or Starlet armor, as long as you synchronized all four of Mumor's Firesday Night Fever dances during a single performance.
::{| style="background-color:#000878; text-align:center;" width="400px" border="0"
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
|
! colspan="2" | Gender
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
! | Slot
! width="40%" | '''♂'''
! width="40%" | '''♀'''
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Head
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Hood}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Flower}}
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Body
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Coat}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Jabot}}
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Hands
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Cuffs}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Gloves}}
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Legs
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Pants}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Skirt}}
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Feet
| {{Item Tooltip|Agent Boots}}
| {{Item Tooltip|Starlet Boots}}
|-
|}
:*If you didn't synchronize all 4 dances, you may receive {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}} instead.
:*Upon receiving your Agent or Starlet armor, redoing the event again with 10+ synced dances will result in the following rewards from the Moogle:
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}} (if you didn't already receive it)
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor II|link=Cipher: Mumor II|alt=Mumor II}}
:::*If you participate in the show while wearing the full '''Agent''' or '''Starlet''' Armor set, you must recieve all 4 "overflowing with trust" messages during Firesday Night Fever to receive the trust. You can receive [[Cipher: Mumor II|Mumor II]] regardless of whether you are in possession of {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}}. You will get a short cutscene and learn the trust spell immediately (you don't receive a second cipher item).
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cosmic Designs|alt=Copy of cosmic designs}} and an {{KI}} [[After-party pass]]
:::*The designs are used to craft a {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}} furnishing, alongside the other two rewards from other Sunbreeze minigames.
:::*The Key Item is used to enter a battlefield (see below).
:*If you come into the event late and do not have many synced dances, you may save your current amount for the next showing, as it carries over. However, zoning will reset progress.

== Support Your Heroines! ==

After the curtain has closed on the Superheroine Stage Show, Mumor, Uka, and either Foudeel, Bashraf, or Wahboud will appear to sell a variety of items for your perusal! 
Purchasing items between shows results in faster synchronization with Mumor (a message will be displayed in the chat log to that effect).

{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="400px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="60%" |
'''Item Name'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''Price (gil)'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Falling Star}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Shisai Kaboku}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Marine Bliss}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Carillon Vermeil}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Aeolsglocke}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|{{Item Tooltip|Leafbell}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|}

==The After Party==
Upon receiving your {{KI}} [[After-party pass]] from the "Fantastic Fraulein Mumor's Superheroine Show" you may opt to participate in the after party. Which is a battlefield known as [[Mumor's Encore]].

This fight is intended for [[Item Level]] >117 players (CL117), and [[Trust]]s '''may not be called'''. 
Any reasonably geared DD sub Ninja for shadows should be able to solo this fight, as Ullegore's most threatening aspect is his casting of single target tier 5 elemental magic.
*See [[Mumor's Encore]] for more fight specifics.

The key item is lost upon entering the battlefield. Upon victory, 6x {{Item Tooltip|Ullegore Statue}}s will drop. Return to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Mumor Statue}} as well:
* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

[[Image:Ullegore Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]] [[Image:Mumor Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]]

== Street Shops ==

The Superheroine Stage Show is certainly a spectacle to behold, but why limit yourself to sticking to the sidelines? Several minigames are available for you to enjoy in the three locations listed below. "To the victor go the spoils!" – winning a minigame will reward you with some fabulous prizes only available during the Sunbreeze Festival. Act now, before it's too late! 
Estiliphire [[Southern San d'Oria]] (H-9) / Klass [[Port Bastok]] (K-8) / Rokor-Makor [[Windurst Woods]] (K-12)

All minigames cost 10 gil to play each time. While wearing your Agent or Starlet outfit you will be able to play the game in "hard mode".

Completion of "hard mode" in any of the 3 nation's minigames will reward a player with a {{Item Tooltip|Comet Fragment}} for crafting their {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}}.

[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''San d'Oria''': 
The goal is to spot the difference in each scene. Failing means you must start over.
*Two Elvaan females walking and using emotes. Either their walking speed, turning, or emote will vary.
*Four Elvaan males doing the "/hurray" emote in pairs. One pair will have different weapons.
*Six Tarutarus running towards you in pairs. Select the pair that have different hair colors.
*Two Hume males wearing armor. The camera tilts up, and one of their armor pieces will varies. It may be anything except their leg slot.
*A large group of varied races. Matching poses will nod in pairs and you need to spot the one shaking their head.
*A pair of Tarutarus running past a post to the left and right. Each of the pairs will have one Tarutaru with blonde hair and the one with red hair. When the identical tarutarus are facing each other press enter.

Scenes will cycle back. Normal mode requires 7 differences in a row. Hard mode requires 9.

'''Note:''' Ensure FastCS.lua is not loaded if you use Windower. Otherwise, the scenes will not play at the intended speed and it will make the game more difficult.

[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Bastok''': 
Quick Draw McGraw! You have one minute to shoot as many enemies as possible while avoiding hitting a [[:Category:Pixie|Pixie]]. 
A target will pop up for a brief moment and you will be prompted to "shoot" or "wait" which will skip to the next target. Shooting a pixie will end the game so choose wait to save time and move to the next target.

You must shoot [[:Category:Sabotender|Sabotenders]], [[:Category:Goblin|Goblins]], and [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragoras]].

Normal requires 20 targets hit while hard mode requires 30.

[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Windurst''': 
It's your lucky day, kupo! That's right, it's time to pick up some chicks! You will have one minute once again in order to move your chocobo left or right in order to collect the baby chocobos. Beware as there are [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] mixed into this as well. Yes, you guessed it; collecting a [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] immediately ends the game in failure.

Timing is everything in this game. You will need to get a feel for it, but collecting a chick needs to be done slightly before the line.

Normal requires 20 chicks, and hard mode requires 35.

== Piscine Pursuits ==
As is tradition for the Sunbreeze Festival, the ever popular goldfish scoop will be held once more. Don't let those slippery little buggers get away! Try your hand in the following locations: 
[[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) / [[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) / [[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) / [[Rabao]] (F-7)

Obtaining 60 points from goldfish scooping will reward a player with a {{Item Tooltip|Puny Planet Kit}} for crafting their {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}}.

NPCs for goldfish scooping may be located in the following locations:
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! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="60%" |
'''Location'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''NPC Name'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) "Knightswell"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Saradorial
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) "The Fumaroles"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Fish Eyes
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) "Nompipi River"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Kesha Shopehllok
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[Rabao]] (F-7) "Rabao Spring"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Mei
|-
|}

Upon arriving speak with the NPC and choose "I'd like a bowl" to receive a {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Basket}}. You must then buy {{Item Tooltip|Super Scoop}}s for 100 gil each.
*Equip the basket and the scoop in your ranged and ammo equipment slots and then get into the water to begin scooping for fish either by typing /fish or selecting fish from the menu.

The following equipment assists with scooping and may be purchased from the moogles at the following locations:
[[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / [[Bastok Mines]] (H-8) / [[Windurst Waters]] (G-10) / [[Upper Jeuno]] (G-7)

Goldfish scooping success rate increases:
* {{Item Tooltip|Lord's Yukata}} ♂
* {{Item Tooltip|Lady's Yukata}} ♀

Allows you to catch multiple (1~3) [[Tiny Goldfish]] or [[Black Bubble-Eye]] at once:
* {{Item Tooltip|Otokoeshi Yukata}} ♂
* {{Item Tooltip|Ominaeshi Yukata}} ♀

There are optimal times to catch a goldfish after receiving a message. In general players want to simply wait ~2 seconds after receiving a message. Players will receive two messages before a fish escapes.
*"A goldfish approaches!"
*"Hurry, before the goldfish sees you!"

Messages break down per fish in the following manner:
{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="788px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="20%" |
'''Fish'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Discovery Message'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Points'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Best Time to Catch'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Tiny Goldfish}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A tiny goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Blk. Bubble-Eye|alt=Black Bubble-Eye}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A plump, black goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Lionhead}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 10
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1-2 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Pearlscale}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Calico Comet}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|}

Once you have a decent haul, trade your fish back to the NPC to receive your points.

Points may be exchanged for the following:
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! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="25%" |
'''Game Description'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="65%" |
'''Reward'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Point Cost'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Super Scoop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Super Scoop}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 5
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Bag of fireworks'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Random fireworks
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 15
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Large Fans'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Summer Fan}}s or {{Item Tooltip|Festive Fan}}s (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 25
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Colored drop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Green Drop icon.png|25px|link=]] Colored Drops
Candies that provide their associated stat +5 for 15 minutes.
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''FES Gobbiedial Key''' (Once per Earth day)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|FES Gobbie Key}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 40
|-
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Spirit Masque}} x12 (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 50
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''A stellar surprise'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Puny Planet Kit}}
Used to craft the {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}} (furnishing)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 60
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Other mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Set}}
Used to craft a {{Item Tooltip|Goldfish Bowl}} or {{Item Tooltip|Fighting Fish Tank}} (furnishings)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 65
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Yet another mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Varies based on location''': 
[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Saradorial - {{Item Tooltip|White Butterfly}} x 1-5 
[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Fish Eyes - {{Item Tooltip|Bell Cricket}} x 1-5 
[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Kesha Shopehllok - {{Item Tooltip|Glowfly}} x 1-5 
*Mei in [[Rabao]] will provide either of the three rewards.
These items are used to create their associated furnishings: 
{{Item Tooltip|Butterfly Cage}} 
{{Item Tooltip|Cricket Cage}} 
{{Item Tooltip|Glowfly Cage}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 70
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery Box Part four'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|Iratsugo Happi}} (Males only)

{{Item Tooltip|Iratsume Happi}} (Females only)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 80
|}

== Moogle Teleportation Service ==

Adventurers who have equipped the Agent/Starlet armor sets available as a luscious awards from the Superheroine Stage Show need but speak to the moogles located in the following areas to teleport between the three nations at any time. 
[[Southern San d'Oria]] (I-8) / [[Port Bastok]] (L-7) / [[Windurst Woods]] (K-10)

== Item Vendors ==
{{:Category:Swimwear}}

===[[The Green Festival]]===

When both the Green Festival and the Sunbreeze Festival are active, [[Cafe Maid 2|a second Cafe Maid]] begins to sell special food in [[Lower Jeuno]] at the Morbol Cafe (G-9).

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|- BGCOLOR="#016368"
! colspan=6 style="text-align: center;"| <big>Morbol Cafe Maid #2's Wares</big>
|- BGCOLOR="#EEA84F"
! Food

! Cost ([[Gil]])

|- BGCOLOR="#e8e8e8" style="border: 1px solid #000;"
| {{Item Tooltip|Cheesestk. Sand.|alt=Cheesesteak Sandwich}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Clam Chowder}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Popoto Gratin}}
| 390
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Behemoth Sand.|alt=Behemoth Sandwich}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Rustic Fish}}
| 3,900
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Cornbread}}
| 390
|}
[[Category:Seasonal Event Guides]]

Sunbreeze Festival Guide

2026-07-26T09:00:17Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ rewording, tooltips, more info

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|valign=top width=25%|
[[Image:Sunbreeze Festival Guide Header 2017.png|500px|left|link=Sunbreeze Festival 2017]]
|valign=top align=right width=25%| __TOC__
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== Event Schedule ==
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! Edition
! Campaign Period
|-
| align=center | 2019
| align=center | Friday, August 4, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Thursday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2020
| align=center | Friday, August 14, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2021
| align=center | Sunday, August 1, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2022
| align=center | Thursday, August 11, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2023
| align=center | Thursday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 28, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2024
| align=center | Saturday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Saturday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2025
| align=center | Friday, August 1, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 18, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2026
| align=center | Saturday, July 25, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 11, at 7:59 a.m.
|}
|}

==The Green Festival==
*See [[The Green Festival]] for information reguarding that campaign.

== Sunbreeze Festival Venues ==
[[Image:Sunbreeze Fireworks.png|300px|right|link=]]
Fireworks displays, Sunbreeze dances, and other festivities will commence each day at nightfall in the following locations:
*[[West Ronfaure]] / [[East Ronfaure]] 
*[[Southern San d'Oria]] / [[Northern San d'Oria]] / [[Port San d'Oria]] 
*[[North Gustaberg]] / [[South Gustaberg]] 
*[[Bastok Mines]] / [[Bastok Markets]] / [[Port Bastok]] 
*[[East Sarutabaruta]] / [[West Sarutabaruta]] 
*[[Windurst Waters]] / [[Windurst Walls]] / [[Windurst Woods]] / [[Port Windurst]] 
*[[Eastern Altepa Desert]] / [[Western Altepa Desert]] 
*[[Rabao]]

== Superheroine Stage Show ==

Only with your spirited show of support can Mighty Maidens Mumor and Uka hope to prevail in their battle against evil! Find out more about how you can lend a hand to our irresistibly adorable heroines by speaking to a moogle posted near the show's venues at the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

Interested in the Superheroine Stage Show? You can see Mumor in all her splendor in the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (G-8) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (H-10)

Those who aid Mumor in her fight against Ullegore will receive an Agent (♂) / Starlet (♀) costume as well as other rewards! Be the envy of all your friends!
[[File:Starlet_Agent_Set.png|500px|right]]

=== Walkthrough ===
* Speak to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions:
:* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)
* Travel to the stage area for that city and wait for the performance to begin.
* When the "fight" starts, target Mumor and alternate using the /cheer motion, /wave motion, & /clap motion emotes to encourage her. Having macros of these can help you alternate these emotes as rapidly as possible. The more emotes all players perform, the faster the fight goes, though it is possible to solo this event.
* When Diva the Moogle says "Keep at it!", stop emoting and target Uka.
* While still targeting Uka, perform the following dances:
:* When Mumor uses "''Shining Summer Samba''", use ''/dance1'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Lovely Miracle Waltz''", use ''/dance2'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Neo Crystal Jig''", use ''/dance3'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Super Crusher Jig''", use ''/dance4'' motion.
:* You will see a message stating that your dancing has been synchronized with Mumor per dance emote if done correctly.
:* Uka will then perform the same dance to counterattack Mumor. (You can ignore this part)
*When Uka reaches ~20% HP or below, she will snap out of her trance and come back to the aid of Mumor.
*Ullegore will transform into a cloaked Elvaan and become targetable. At this point, you should target him and perform the previous dance emotes in sync with Mumor. This phase is called "Firesday Night Fever", and Mumor will perform a total of 4 random dances.

* When the performance is over, return to the MHMU Moogle around the corner to receive your prize
:* The prize that you receive may be dependent on how many times your dances were synchronized. With no synchronized dances, you will not receive a prize.
:* You might receive 15 to 440 fireworks.
:* If the Moogle tells you that your performance makes you the MVP, you will receive a set of either Agent or Starlet armor, as long as you synchronized all four of Mumor's Firesday Night Fever dances during a single performance.
::{| style="background-color:#000878; text-align:center;" width="400px" border="0"
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
|
! colspan="2" | Gender
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
! | Slot
! width="40%" | '''♂'''
! width="40%" | '''♀'''
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Head
| [[Image:Agent Hood icon.png|link=Agent Hood]] [[Agent Hood]]
| [[Image:Starlet Flower icon.png|link=Starlet Flower]] [[Starlet Flower]]
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Body
| [[Image:Agent Coat icon.png|link=Agent Coat]] [[Agent Coat]]
| [[Image:Starlet Jabot icon.png|link=Starlet Jabot]] [[Starlet Jabot]]
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Hands
| [[Image:Agent Cuffs icon.png|link=Agent Cuffs]] [[Agent Cuffs]]
| [[Image:Starlet Gloves icon.png|link=Starlet Gloves]] [[Starlet Gloves]]
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Legs
| [[Image:Agent Pants icon.png|link=Agent Pants]] [[Agent Pants]]
| [[Image:Starlet Skirt icon.png|link=Starlet Skirt]] [[Starlet Skirt]]
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Feet
| [[Image:Agent Boots icon.png|link=Agent Boots]] [[Agent Boots]]
| [[Image:Starlet Boots icon.png|link=Starlet Boots]] [[Starlet Boots]]
|-
|}
:*If you didn't synchronize all 4 dances, you may receive {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}} instead.
:*Upon receiving your Agent or Starlet armor, redoing the event again with 10+ synced dances will result in the following rewards from the Moogle:
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}} (if you didn't already receive it)
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor II|link=Cipher: Mumor II|alt=Mumor II}}
:::*If you participate in the show while wearing the full '''Agent''' or '''Starlet''' Armor set, you must recieve all 4 "overflowing with trust" messages during Firesday Night Fever to receive the trust. You can receive [[Cipher: Mumor II|Mumor II]] regardless of whether you are in possession of {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Mumor|link=Cipher: Mumor}}. You will get a short cutscene and learn the trust spell immediately (you don't receive a second cipher item).
::*{{Item Tooltip|Cosmic Designs|alt=Copy of cosmic designs}} and an {{KI}} [[After-party pass]]
:::*The designs are used to craft a {{Item Tooltip|Celestial Globe}} furnishing, alongside the other two rewards from other Sunbreeze minigames.
:::*The Key Item is used to enter a battlefield (se below).
:*If you come into the event late and do not have many synced dances, you may save your current amount for the next showing, as it carries over. However, zoning will reset progress.

== Support Your Heroines! ==

After the curtain has closed on the Superheroine Stage Show, Mumor, Uka, and either Foudeel, Bashraf, or Wahboud will appear to sell a variety of items for your perusal! 
Purchasing items between shows results in faster synchronization with Mumor (a message will be displayed in the chat log to that effect).

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! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="60%" |
'''Item Name'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''Price (gil)'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[File:Falling Star icon.png|link=]] [[Falling Star]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[File:Shisai Kaboku icon.png|link=]] [[Shisai Kaboku]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[File:Marine Bliss icon.png|link=]] [[Marine Bliss]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[File:Carillon Vermeil icon.png|link=]] [[Carillon Vermeil]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[File:Aeolsglocke icon.png|link=]] [[Aeolsglocke]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[File:Leafbell icon.png|link=]] [[Leafbell]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|}

==The After Party==
Upon receiving your [[After-party pass]] from the "Fantastic Fraulein Mumor's Superheroine Show" you may opt to participate in the after party. Which is a battlefield known as [[Mumor's Encore]].

This fight is intended for [[Item Level]] >117 players (CL117), and [[Trust]]s '''may not be called'''. 
Any reasonably geared DD sub Ninja for shadows should be able to solo this fight as Ullegore's most threatening aspect is his casting of single target tier 5 elemental magic.
*See; [[Mumor's Encore]] for more fight specifics.

The key item is lost upon entering the battlefield. Upon victory 6 [[Ullegore Statue]]s will drop. Return to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions to receive a [[Mumor Statue]] as well:
* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

[[Image:Ullegore Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]] [[Image:Mumor Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]]

== Street Shops ==

The Superheroine Stage Show is certainly a spectacle to behold, but why limit yourself to sticking to the sidelines? Several minigames are available for you to enjoy in the three locations listed below. "To the victor go the spoils!" – winning a minigame will reward you with some fabulous prizes only available during the Sunbreeze Festival. Act now, before it's too late! 
Estiliphire [[Southern San d'Oria]] (H-9) / Klass [[Port Bastok]] (K-8) / Rokor-Makor [[Windurst Woods]] (K-12)

All minigames cost 10 gil to play each time. While wearing your Agent or Starlet outfit you will be able to play the game in "hard mode".

Completion of "hard mode" in any of the 3 nation's minigames will reward a player with a [[File:Comet Fragment icon.png|link=]] [[Comet Fragment]] for crafting their [[Celestial Globe]].

[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''San d'Oria''': 
The goal is to spot the difference in each scene. Failing means you must start over.
*Two Elvaan females walking and using emotes. Either their walking speed, turning, or emote will vary.
*Four Elvaan males doing the "/hurray" emote in pairs. One pair will have different weapons.
*Six Tarutarus running towards you in pairs. Select the pair that have different hair colors.
*Two Hume males wearing armor. The camera tilts up, and one of their armor pieces will varies. It may be anything except their leg slot.
*A large group of varied races. Matching poses will nod in pairs and you need to spot the one shaking their head.
*A pair of Tarutarus running past a post to the left and right. Each of the pairs will have one Tarutaru with blonde hair and the one with red hair. When the identical tarutarus are facing each other press enter.

Scenes will cycle back. Normal mode requires 7 differences in a row. Hard mode requires 9.

'''Note:''' Ensure FastCS.lua is not loaded if you use Windower. Otherwise, the scenes will not play at the intended speed and it will make the game more difficult.

[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Bastok''': 
Quick Draw McGraw! You have one minute to shoot as many enemies as possible while avoiding hitting a [[:Category:Pixie|Pixie]]. 
A target will pop up for a brief moment and you will be prompted to "shoot" or "wait" which will skip to the next target. Shooting a pixie will end the game so choose wait to save time and move to the next target.

You must shoot [[:Category:Sabotender|Sabotenders]], [[:Category:Goblin|Goblins]], and [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragoras]].

Normal requires 20 targets hit while hard mode requires 30.

[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Windurst''': 
It's your lucky day, kupo! That's right, it's time to pick up some chicks! You will have one minute once again in order to move your chocobo left or right in order to collect the baby chocobos. Beware as there are [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] mixed into this as well. Yes, you guessed it; collecting a [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] immediately ends the game in failure.

Timing is everything in this game. You will need to get a feel for it, but collecting a chick needs to be done slightly before the line.

Normal requires 20 chicks, and hard mode requires 35.

== Piscine Pursuits ==
As is tradition for the Sunbreeze Festival, the ever popular goldfish scoop will be held once more. Don't let those slippery little buggers get away! Try your hand in the following locations: 
[[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) / [[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) / [[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) / [[Rabao]] (F-7)

Obtaining 60 points from goldfish scooping will reward a player with a [[File:Puny Planet Kit icon.png|link=]] [[Puny Planet Kit]] for crafting their [[Celestial Globe]].

NPCs for goldfish scooping may be located in the following locations:
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'''Location'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''NPC Name'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) "Knightswell"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Saradorial
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) "The Fumaroles"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Fish Eyes
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) "Nompipi River"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Kesha Shopehllok
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[Rabao]] (F-7) "Rabao Spring"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Mei
|-
|}

Upon arriving speak with the NPC and choose "I'd like a bowl" to receive a [[File:Goldfish Basket icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Goldfish Basket]]. You must then buy [[File:Super Scoop icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Super Scoop]]s for 100 gil each.
*Equip the basket and the scoop in your ranged and ammo equipment slots and then get into the water to begin scooping for fish either by typing /fish or selecting fish from the menu.

The following equipment assists with scooping and may be purchased from the moogles at the following locations:
[[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / [[Bastok Mines]] (H-8) / [[Windurst Waters]] (G-10) / [[Upper Jeuno]] (G-7)

Goldfish scooping success rate increases:
* [[File:Lord's Yukata icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Lord's Yukata]] ♂
* [[File:Lady's Yukata icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Lady's Yukata]] ♀

Allows you to catch multiple (1~3) [[Tiny Goldfish]] or [[Black Bubble-Eye]] at once:
* [[File:Otokoeshi Yukata icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Otokoeshi Yukata]] ♂
* [[File:Ominaeshi Yukata icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Ominaeshi Yukata]] ♀

There are optimal times to catch a goldfish after receiving a message. In general players want to simply wait ~2 seconds after receiving a message. Players will receive two messages before a fish escapes.
*"A goldfish approaches!"
*"Hurry, before the goldfish sees you!"

Messages break down per fish in the following manner:
{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="788px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="20%" |
'''Fish'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Discovery Message'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Points'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Best Time to Catch'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Tiny Goldfish icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Tiny Goldfish]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A tiny goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Blk. Bubble-Eye icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Black Bubble-Eye]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A plump, black goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Lionhead icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Lionhead]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 10
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1-2 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Pearlscale icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Pearlscale]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Calico Comet icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Calico Comet]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|}

Once you have a decent haul, trade your fish back to the NPC to receive your points.

Points may be exchanged for the following:
{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="700px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="25%" |
'''Game Description'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="65%" |
'''Reward'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Point Cost'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Super Scoop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Super Scoop icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Super Scoop]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 5
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Bag of fireworks'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Random fireworks
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 15
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Large Fans'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Summer Fan icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Summer Fan]]s or [[File:Festive Fan icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Festive Fan]]s (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 25
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Colored drop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Green Drop icon.png|25px|link=]] Colored Drops
Candies that provide their associated stat +5 for 15 minutes.
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''FES Gobbiedial Key''' (Once per Earth day)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|FES Gobbie Key}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 40
|-
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Spirit Masque icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Spirit Masque]] x12 (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 50
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''A stellar surprise'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Puny Planet Kit icon.png|link=]] [[Puny Planet Kit]]
Used to craft the [[Celestial Globe]] (furnishing)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 60
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Other mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Goldfish Set icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Goldfish Set]]
Used to craft a [[Goldfish Bowl]] or [[Fighting Fish Tank]] (furnishings)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 65
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Yet another mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Varies based on location''': 
[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Saradorial - [[File:White Butterfly icon.png|25px|link=]] [[White Butterfly]] x 1-5 
[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Fish Eyes - [[File:Bell Cricket icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Bell Cricket]] x 1-5 
[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Kesha Shopehllok - [[File:Glowfly icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Glowfly]] x 1-5 
*Mei in [[Rabao]] will provide either of the three rewards.
These items are used to create their associated furnishings: 
[[File:Butterfly Cage icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Butterfly Cage]] 
[[File:Cricket Cage icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Cricket Cage]] 
[[File:Glowfly Cage icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Glowfly Cage]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 70
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery Box Part four'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{ItemIcon|Iratsugo Happi|24px}} [[Iratsugo Happi]] (Males only)

{{ItemIcon|Iratsume Happi|24px}} [[Iratsume Happi]] (Females only)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 80
|}

== Moogle Teleportation Service ==

Adventurers who have equipped the Agent/Starlet armor sets available as a luscious awards from the Superheroine Stage Show need but speak to the moogles located in the following areas to teleport between the three nations at any time. 
[[Southern San d'Oria]] (I-8) / [[Port Bastok]] (L-7) / [[Windurst Woods]] (K-10)

== Item Vendors ==
{{:Category:Swimwear}}

===[[The Green Festival]]===

When both the Green Festival and the Sunbreeze Festival are active, [[Cafe Maid 2|a second Cafe Maid]] begins to sell special food in [[Lower Jeuno]] at the Morbol Cafe (G-9).

{| class="Standard R1-White R-Highlight; overflow-visible" style="text-align:center; width=50%; max-width: 925px;" BGCOLOR="efeeee"
|- BGCOLOR="#016368"
! colspan=6 style="text-align: center;"| <big>Morbol Cafe Maid #2's Wares</big>
|- BGCOLOR="#EEA84F"
! Food

! Cost ([[Gil]])

|- BGCOLOR="#e8e8e8" style="border: 1px solid #000;"
| [[Cheesesteak Sandwich]][[File:Cheesestk. Sand. description.png|link=Cheesesteak Sandwich]]
| 3,900
|-
| [[Clam Chowder]][[File:Clam Chowder description.png|link=Clam Chowder]]
| 3,900
|-
| [[Popoto Gratin]][[File:Popoto Gratin description.png|link=Popoto Gratin]]
| 390
|-
| [[Behemoth Sandwich]][[File:Behemoth Sand. description.png|link=Behemoth Sandwich]]
| 3,900
|-
| [[Rustic Fish]][[File:Rustic Fish description.png|link=Rustic Fish]]
| 3,900
|-
| [[Cornbread]][[File:Cornbread description.png|link=Cornbread]]
| 390
|}
[[Category:Seasonal Event Guides]]

Sunbreeze Festival Guide

2026-07-26T08:15:11Z

Boblers: /* Support Your Heroines! */ When I did this in bastok, the vendor had all 3 city items. So they probably aren't exclusive anymore

{|width=100%
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[[Image:Sunbreeze Festival Guide Header 2017.png|500px|left|link=Sunbreeze Festival 2017]]
|valign=top align=right width=25%| __TOC__
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== Event Schedule ==
{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Edition
! Campaign Period
|-
| align=center | 2019
| align=center | Friday, August 4, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Thursday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2020
| align=center | Friday, August 14, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2021
| align=center | Sunday, August 1, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2022
| align=center | Thursday, August 11, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Wednesday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2023
| align=center | Thursday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 28, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2024
| align=center | Saturday, August 10, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Saturday, August 31, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2025
| align=center | Friday, August 1, 2025, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Monday, August 18, at 7:59 a.m.
|-
| align=center | 2026
| align=center | Saturday, July 25, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. (PDT) to Tuesday, August 11, at 7:59 a.m.
|}
|}

==The Green Festival==
*See [[The Green Festival]] for information reguarding that campaign.

== Sunbreeze Festival Venues ==
[[Image:Sunbreeze Fireworks.png|300px|right|link=]]
Fireworks displays, Sunbreeze dances, and other festivities will commence each day at nightfall in the following locations:
*[[West Ronfaure]] / [[East Ronfaure]] 
*[[Southern San d'Oria]] / [[Northern San d'Oria]] / [[Port San d'Oria]] 
*[[North Gustaberg]] / [[South Gustaberg]] 
*[[Bastok Mines]] / [[Bastok Markets]] / [[Port Bastok]] 
*[[East Sarutabaruta]] / [[West Sarutabaruta]] 
*[[Windurst Waters]] / [[Windurst Walls]] / [[Windurst Woods]] / [[Port Windurst]] 
*[[Eastern Altepa Desert]] / [[Western Altepa Desert]] 
*[[Rabao]]

== Superheroine Stage Show ==

Only with your spirited show of support can Mighty Maidens Mumor and Uka hope to prevail in their battle against evil! Find out more about how you can lend a hand to our irresistibly adorable heroines by speaking to a moogle posted near the show's venues at the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

Interested in the Superheroine Stage Show? You can see Mumor in all her splendor in the following locations: 
{{icon|sandy|small}} [[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / {{icon|bastok|small}} [[Bastok Markets]] (G-8) / {{icon|windurst|small}} [[Windurst Walls]] (H-10)

Those who aid Mumor in her fight against Ullegore will receive an Agent (♂) / Starlet (♀) costume as well as other rewards! Be the envy of all your friends!
[[File:Starlet_Agent_Set.png|500px|right]]

=== Walkthrough ===
* Speak to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions:
:* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)
* Travel to the stage area for that city and wait for the performance to begin.
* When the "fight" starts, target Mumor and alternate using the /cheer motion, /wave motion, & /clap motion emotes to encourage her. Having macros of these can help you alternate these emotes as rapidly as possible. The more emotes all players perform, the faster the fight goes, though it is possible to solo this event.
* When Diva the Moogle says "Keep at it!", stop emoting and target Uka.
* While still targeting Uka, perform the following dances:
:* When Mumor uses "''Shining Summer Samba''", use ''/dance1'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Lovely Miracle Waltz''", use ''/dance2'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Neo Crystal Jig''", use ''/dance3'' motion.
:* When Mumor uses "''Super Crusher Jig''", use ''/dance4'' motion.
:* You will see a message stating that your dancing has been synchronized with Mumor per dance emote if done correctly.
*When Uka reaches ~20% she will snap out of her trance and come back to the aid of Mumor. At this point, you should target Ullegore and perform the previous dance emotes in sync with Mumor.

* When the performance is over, return to the MHMU Moogle around the corner to receive your prize
:* The prize that you receive may be dependent on how many times your dances were synchronized. With no synchronized dances, you will not receive a prize.
:* 15 to 440 fireworks.
:* If the Moogle tells you that your performance makes you the MVP, you will receive a set of either Agent or Starlet armor as long as you synchronized all four of Mumor's Firesday Night Fever dances.
::{| style="background-color:#000878; text-align:center;" width="400px" border="0"
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
|
! colspan="2" | Gender
|-BGCOLOR="#ADBDCC"
! | Slot
! width="40%" | '''♂'''
! width="40%" | '''♀'''
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Head
| [[Image:Agent Hood icon.png|link=Agent Hood]] [[Agent Hood]]
| [[Image:Starlet Flower icon.png|link=Starlet Flower]] [[Starlet Flower]]
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Body
| [[Image:Agent Coat icon.png|link=Agent Coat]] [[Agent Coat]]
| [[Image:Starlet Jabot icon.png|link=Starlet Jabot]] [[Starlet Jabot]]
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Hands
| [[Image:Agent Cuffs icon.png|link=Agent Cuffs]] [[Agent Cuffs]]
| [[Image:Starlet Gloves icon.png|link=Starlet Gloves]] [[Starlet Gloves]]
|- BGCOLOR="#ffffff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Legs
| [[Image:Agent Pants icon.png|link=Agent Pants]] [[Agent Pants]]
| [[Image:Starlet Skirt icon.png|link=Starlet Skirt]] [[Starlet Skirt]]
|- BGCOLOR="#dfe4ff"
! BGCOLOR="#CEE0F2" | Feet
| [[Image:Agent Boots icon.png|link=Agent Boots]] [[Agent Boots]]
| [[Image:Starlet Boots icon.png|link=Starlet Boots]] [[Starlet Boots]]
|-
|}
:*Upon receiving your Agent or Starlet armor, redoing the event again with 10+ synced dances will result in the following rewards from the Moogle:
::*[[File:Cipher- Mumor icon.png|link=]] [[Cipher: Mumor|Mumor I]] ([[Trust]], you needn't obtain the above armor to receive this)
::*[[File:Cipher- Mumor II icon.png|link=]] [[Cipher: Mumor II|Mumor II]] ([[Trust]])
:::*If you participate in the show while wearing the full '''Agent''' or '''Starlet''' Armor set, you must recieve all 4 "overflowing with trust" messages during Firesday Night Fever to receive the [[File:Cipher- Mumor II icon.png|link=]]. You can receive [[Cipher: Mumor II|Mumor II]] regardless of whether you are in possession of [[File:Cipher- Mumor icon.png|link=]] [[Cipher: Mumor|Mumor I]]. You will get a short cutscene and the trust spell immediately.
::*[[File:Cosmic Designs icon.png|link=]] [[Cosmic Designs|Copy of cosmic designs]]
:::*Used to craft a [[File:Celestial Globe icon.png|link=]] [[Celestial Globe]] furnishing along with the other two rewards from other Sunbreeze minigames.
::*(KI) [[After-party pass]]
:*If you come into the event late and do not have many synced dances, you may save your current amount for the next showing. Assuming you don't zone which will reset progress.

== Support Your Heroines! ==

After the curtain has closed on the Superheroine Stage Show, Mumor, Uka, and either Foudeel, Bashraf, or Wahboud will appear to sell a variety of items for your perusal! 
Purchasing items between shows results in faster synchronization with Mumor (a message will be displayed in the chat log to that effect).

{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="400px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="60%" |
'''Item Name'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''Price (gil)'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[File:Falling Star icon.png|link=]] [[Falling Star]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[File:Shisai Kaboku icon.png|link=]] [[Shisai Kaboku]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[File:Marine Bliss icon.png|link=]] [[Marine Bliss]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|125
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[File:Carillon Vermeil icon.png|link=]] [[Carillon Vermeil]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[File:Aeolsglocke icon.png|link=]] [[Aeolsglocke]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[File:Leafbell icon.png|link=]] [[Leafbell]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|10,000
|}

==The After Party==
Upon receiving your [[After-party pass]] from the "Fantastic Fraulein Mumor's Superheroine Show" you may opt to participate in the after party. Which is a battlefield known as [[Mumor's Encore]].

This fight is intended for [[Item Level]] >117 players (CL117), and [[Trust]]s '''may not be called'''. 
Any reasonably geared DD sub Ninja for shadows should be able to solo this fight as Ullegore's most threatening aspect is his casting of single target tier 5 elemental magic.
*See; [[Mumor's Encore]] for more fight specifics.

The key item is lost upon entering the battlefield. Upon victory 6 [[Ullegore Statue]]s will drop. Return to the MHMU Moogle in one of the following positions to receive a [[Mumor Statue]] as well:
* [[Northern San d'Oria]] (G-8), [[Bastok Markets]] (I-7), [[Windurst Walls]] (G-11)

[[Image:Ullegore Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]] [[Image:Mumor Statue.png|200px|frameless|link=]]

== Street Shops ==

The Superheroine Stage Show is certainly a spectacle to behold, but why limit yourself to sticking to the sidelines? Several minigames are available for you to enjoy in the three locations listed below. "To the victor go the spoils!" – winning a minigame will reward you with some fabulous prizes only available during the Sunbreeze Festival. Act now, before it's too late! 
Estiliphire [[Southern San d'Oria]] (H-9) / Klass [[Port Bastok]] (K-8) / Rokor-Makor [[Windurst Woods]] (K-12)

All minigames cost 10 gil to play each time. While wearing your Agent or Starlet outfit you will be able to play the game in "hard mode".

Completion of "hard mode" in any of the 3 nation's minigames will reward a player with a [[File:Comet Fragment icon.png|link=]] [[Comet Fragment]] for crafting their [[Celestial Globe]].

[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''San d'Oria''': 
The goal is to spot the difference in each scene. Failing means you must start over.
*Two Elvaan females walking and using emotes. Either their walking speed, turning, or emote will vary.
*Four Elvaan males doing the "/hurray" emote in pairs. One pair will have different weapons.
*Six Tarutarus running towards you in pairs. Select the pair that have different hair colors.
*Two Hume males wearing armor. The camera tilts up, and one of their armor pieces will varies. It may be anything except their leg slot.
*A large group of varied races. Matching poses will nod in pairs and you need to spot the one shaking their head.
*A pair of Tarutarus running past a post to the left and right. Each of the pairs will have one Tarutaru with blonde hair and the one with red hair. When the identical tarutarus are facing each other press enter.

Scenes will cycle back. Normal mode requires 7 differences in a row. Hard mode requires 9.

'''Note:''' Ensure FastCS.lua is not loaded if you use Windower. Otherwise, the scenes will not play at the intended speed and it will make the game more difficult.

[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Bastok''': 
Quick Draw McGraw! You have one minute to shoot as many enemies as possible while avoiding hitting a [[:Category:Pixie|Pixie]]. 
A target will pop up for a brief moment and you will be prompted to "shoot" or "wait" which will skip to the next target. Shooting a pixie will end the game so choose wait to save time and move to the next target.

You must shoot [[:Category:Sabotender|Sabotenders]], [[:Category:Goblin|Goblins]], and [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragoras]].

Normal requires 20 targets hit while hard mode requires 30.

[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|25px|link=]] '''Windurst''': 
It's your lucky day, kupo! That's right, it's time to pick up some chicks! You will have one minute once again in order to move your chocobo left or right in order to collect the baby chocobos. Beware as there are [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] mixed into this as well. Yes, you guessed it; collecting a [[:Category:Mandragora|Mandragora]] immediately ends the game in failure.

Timing is everything in this game. You will need to get a feel for it, but collecting a chick needs to be done slightly before the line.

Normal requires 20 chicks, and hard mode requires 35.

== Piscine Pursuits ==
As is tradition for the Sunbreeze Festival, the ever popular goldfish scoop will be held once more. Don't let those slippery little buggers get away! Try your hand in the following locations: 
[[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) / [[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) / [[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) / [[Rabao]] (F-7)

Obtaining 60 points from goldfish scooping will reward a player with a [[File:Puny Planet Kit icon.png|link=]] [[Puny Planet Kit]] for crafting their [[Celestial Globe]].

NPCs for goldfish scooping may be located in the following locations:
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! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="60%" |
'''Location'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="40%" |
'''NPC Name'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[West Ronfaure]] (G-10) "Knightswell"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Saradorial
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[South Gustaberg]] (E-8) "The Fumaroles"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Fish Eyes
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[East Sarutabaruta]] (H-8) "Nompipi River"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Kesha Shopehllok
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"|[[Rabao]] (F-7) "Rabao Spring"
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Mei
|-
|}

Upon arriving speak with the NPC and choose "I'd like a bowl" to receive a [[File:Goldfish Basket icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Goldfish Basket]]. You must then buy [[File:Super Scoop icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Super Scoop]]s for 100 gil each.
*Equip the basket and the scoop in your ranged and ammo equipment slots and then get into the water to begin scooping for fish either by typing /fish or selecting fish from the menu.

The following equipment assists with scooping and may be purchased from the moogles at the following locations:
[[Northern San d'Oria]] (D-8) / [[Bastok Mines]] (H-8) / [[Windurst Waters]] (G-10) / [[Upper Jeuno]] (G-7)

Goldfish scooping success rate increases:
* [[File:Lord's Yukata icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Lord's Yukata]] ♂
* [[File:Lady's Yukata icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Lady's Yukata]] ♀

Allows you to catch multiple (1~3) [[Tiny Goldfish]] or [[Black Bubble-Eye]] at once:
* [[File:Otokoeshi Yukata icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Otokoeshi Yukata]] ♂
* [[File:Ominaeshi Yukata icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Ominaeshi Yukata]] ♀

There are optimal times to catch a goldfish after receiving a message. In general players want to simply wait ~2 seconds after receiving a message. Players will receive two messages before a fish escapes.
*"A goldfish approaches!"
*"Hurry, before the goldfish sees you!"

Messages break down per fish in the following manner:
{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="788px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="20%" |
'''Fish'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Discovery Message'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Points'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="35%" |
'''Best Time to Catch'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Tiny Goldfish icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Tiny Goldfish]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A tiny goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Blk. Bubble-Eye icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Black Bubble-Eye]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A plump, black goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the first message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Lionhead icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Lionhead]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 10
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 1-2 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Pearlscale icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Pearlscale]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Calico Comet icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Calico Comet]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| A fat, juicy goldfish approaches!
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 2-3 seconds after the "''Hurry''!" message
|-
|}

Once you have a decent haul, trade your fish back to the NPC to receive your points.

Points may be exchanged for the following:
{|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2; text-align:center;" width="700px" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="25%" |
'''Game Description'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="65%" |
'''Reward'''
! style="background: #a6dbfd; border: 1px solid #000000;" width="10%" |
'''Point Cost'''
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Super Scoop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Super Scoop icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Super Scoop]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 5
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Bag of fireworks'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| Random fireworks
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 15
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Large Fans'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Summer Fan icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Summer Fan]]s or [[File:Festive Fan icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Festive Fan]]s (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 25
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Colored drop'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Green Drop icon.png|25px|link=]] Colored Drops
Candies that provide their associated stat +5 for 15 minutes.
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 30
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''FES Gobbiedial Key''' (Once per Earth day)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{Item Tooltip|FES Gobbie Key}}
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 40
|-
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Spirit Masque icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Spirit Masque]] x12 (firework)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 50
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''A stellar surprise'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Puny Planet Kit icon.png|link=]] [[Puny Planet Kit]]
Used to craft the [[Celestial Globe]] (furnishing)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 60
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Other mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| [[File:Goldfish Set icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Goldfish Set]]
Used to craft a [[Goldfish Bowl]] or [[Fighting Fish Tank]] (furnishings)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 65
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Yet another mystery box'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Varies based on location''': 
[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Saradorial - [[File:White Butterfly icon.png|25px|link=]] [[White Butterfly]] x 1-5 
[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Fish Eyes - [[File:Bell Cricket icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Bell Cricket]] x 1-5 
[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|22px|link=]] - Kesha Shopehllok - [[File:Glowfly icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Glowfly]] x 1-5 
*Mei in [[Rabao]] will provide either of the three rewards.
These items are used to create their associated furnishings: 
[[File:Butterfly Cage icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Butterfly Cage]] 
[[File:Cricket Cage icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Cricket Cage]] 
[[File:Glowfly Cage icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Glowfly Cage]]
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 70
|-
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| '''Mystery Box Part four'''
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| {{ItemIcon|Iratsugo Happi|24px}} [[Iratsugo Happi]] (Males only)

{{ItemIcon|Iratsume Happi|24px}} [[Iratsume Happi]] (Females only)
|style="border: 1px solid #CEDFF2"| 80
|}

== Moogle Teleportation Service ==

Adventurers who have equipped the Agent/Starlet armor sets available as a luscious awards from the Superheroine Stage Show need but speak to the moogles located in the following areas to teleport between the three nations at any time. 
[[Southern San d'Oria]] (I-8) / [[Port Bastok]] (L-7) / [[Windurst Woods]] (K-10)

== Item Vendors ==
{{:Category:Swimwear}}

===[[The Green Festival]]===

When both the Green Festival and the Sunbreeze Festival are active, [[Cafe Maid 2|a second Cafe Maid]] begins to sell special food in [[Lower Jeuno]] at the Morbol Cafe (G-9).

{| class="Standard R1-White R-Highlight; overflow-visible" style="text-align:center; width=50%; max-width: 925px;" BGCOLOR="efeeee"
|- BGCOLOR="#016368"
! colspan=6 style="text-align: center;"| <big>Morbol Cafe Maid #2's Wares</big>
|- BGCOLOR="#EEA84F"
! Food

! Cost ([[Gil]])

|- BGCOLOR="#e8e8e8" style="border: 1px solid #000;"
| [[Cheesesteak Sandwich]][[File:Cheesestk. Sand. description.png|link=Cheesesteak Sandwich]]
| 3,900
|-
| [[Clam Chowder]][[File:Clam Chowder description.png|link=Clam Chowder]]
| 3,900
|-
| [[Popoto Gratin]][[File:Popoto Gratin description.png|link=Popoto Gratin]]
| 390
|-
| [[Behemoth Sandwich]][[File:Behemoth Sand. description.png|link=Behemoth Sandwich]]
| 3,900
|-
| [[Rustic Fish]][[File:Rustic Fish description.png|link=Rustic Fish]]
| 3,900
|-
| [[Cornbread]][[File:Cornbread description.png|link=Cornbread]]
| 390
|}
[[Category:Seasonal Event Guides]]

Celestial Globe

2026-07-26T07:59:17Z

Boblers: /* Notes */ distinguish between the 2 versions of the recipe

{{item
|storagemethod=Storage Slip 11
|description=Furnishing: With a gentle shake, this exquisite crystal orb twinkles with the light of innumerable stars.
|type=Furnishing
|flags=CanSendPOL, Inscribable, Not vendorable, Not sendable, Exclusive, Rare
|stack size=1
|singular log name=celestial globe
|ffxiah=3676/celestial-globe
|ffxidb=3676
|storage=5
|element=Dark
|dimensions=3x3
|aura=4
|moghancement=[[Moghancement: Dark]]
}}
{{Item Synth Table
|Insert Item Synth Template=
{{Item Synth
|Craft Name=Alchemy
|Craft Level=1
|Sub Craft=
|Key Item=
|Crystal=Earth
|Recipe=
*[[Comet Fragment]]
*[[Puny Planet Kit]]
*[[Cosmic Designs]]
|NQ=[[Celestial Globe]]
|HQ=
}}
}}
{{Item Synergy Table
|Insert Item Synergy Template=
{{Item Synergy
|NQ=[[Celestial Globe]]
|HQ=
|Synergy Level=Adept
|Primary Craft=Alchemy
|Primary Craft Rank=Veteran
|Secondary Craft=Woodworking
|Secondary Craft Rank=Adept
|Tertiary Craft=
|Tertiary Craft Rank=
|Balance=
60 {{Earth Balance}}
60 {{Wind Balance}}
20 {{Light Balance}}
20 {{Dark Balance}}
|Ingredients=
*[[Beech Lumber]]
*[[Ancient Lumber]]
*[[Twinkle Powder]]
*[[Lacquer Tree Lumber]]
*[[Sieglinde Putty]]
*[[Flint Glass Sheet]] x3
}}
}}
==Notes==
For the '''alchemy''' version of the recipe (which uses event materials), only an Alchemy level of 1 is needed.

For the '''synergy''' version of the recipe (which uses always-available materials):
* Requires an Alchemy level of 90 (can still be Adept rank) and a Woodworking level of 88 to avoid "That recipe is impossible at your craft skill level".
* Gear, Furniture, and support can allow earlier access. It is possible to meet these requirements on a single character if you opt to not max a craft.
* It is possible to solo synergize this if you meet the above requirements and carefully handle balancing the elemental fewell feeding.

==Appearance==
[[image:Celestial globe appearance.jpg]]

Inventory 101

2026-07-25T10:47:03Z

Boblers: /* Mog Case */ copper vouchers can be stored on the NPC, there's no reason to carry them around now.

{{Collaborative Guide}}
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|Intro Text='''Inventory 101''' serves as an updated, all-in-one reference guide to help players know their storage options in FFXI.
|Secondary Text=Final Fantasy XI has evolved immensely throughout the years, and added a ton of quality-of-life improvements (read about them [[Returning to Vana'diel#Quality_of_Life_Adjustments|here]]!) One of the biggest improvements has been the addition of multiple new storage options. As a returner myself, the last time I had played, my inventory could only hold 50 items and my Mog Safe could hold another 50. As you probably already know, storage space of that kind evaporates quickly. I had a Mog Locker in [[Aht Urghan Whitegate]], but would have to travel out there just to be able to do anything with it. Times sure have changed since then, so this guide go over what we have now to help you get up to speed as quickly as possible.
}}
=Personal Inventory=
==Gobbiebag==
This is your main inventory.

In other words, this is all of the stuff you carry around with you on your person. You won't find the word "Gobbiebag" anywhere in your menus, because it is designated by the word—you guessed it—"Items" and "Inventory". (That said, the quests that expand your inventory size clearly refer to it as "The Gobbiebag".)

When you start out, you only have space for 30 items, and those spaces fill up very quickly when you're out leveling up and collecting amazing treasures like {{Item Tooltip|Rock Salt}}, {{Item Tooltip|Flint Stone}}s, and {{Item Tooltip|Pebble}}s.

'''Tip: One of the first things you want to do is turn on auto-sorting. ''' From the Main Menu (2nd page) → Config → Gameplay → Inventory Sort ON.

This feature will allow items to stack automatically with other items of the same type upon entering your Gobbiebag. If you don't do this, a {{Item Tooltip|Fire Crystal}} will take up one of your 30 slots, and then the next one that you get will take up another slot, and so on until your bag is completely full and they hit the ground rather than your pockets.

So what do I use the Gobbiebag for? As your main storage bag, it's accessible anywhere, so you can put anything into it.

Any consumable item in the game that you want to "Use" must be in your Gobbiebag, like {{Item Tooltip|Potion}}s, {{Item Tooltip|Elixir}}s, {{Item Tooltip|Echo Drops}}, {{Item Tooltip|Instant Warp}}, {{Item Tooltip|Instant Reraise}}, or any type of [[food]], [[Ninja Tools]], and so on.

In fact, when you create a new character, you will see the starting clothes that you're wearing are in there by default. Take that stuff off, move it to your Mog Wardrobe (more about this later), and then put it back on. In general, Equipment should never be in this bag, because you can get all the benefits of wearing it from the Mog Wardrobe. (This includes using a piece of equipped gear as an item to activate its enchantment—including the ever-popular {{Item Tooltip|Warp Ring}}. Equipment activates just fine from the Wardrobes.)

Also, items that drop from enemies or are found in treasure chests go directly into your Gobbiebag, so the rest of the open space will constantly fill up with all kinds of junk. Most of these items will be sold to an NPC or sold on the auction house, or simply just dropped in the trash.

===Gobbiebag Upgrades===
The Gobbiebag can be upgraded through a series of quests up to 80 slots, where increasingly expensive crafted or farmed items are required, or alternatively bypassed for each expansion quest with a {{Item Tooltip|Goblin Stew 880}} for a flat cost of 150,000 gil from an NPC. Check the cost of the items on the auction house—sometimes it's cheaper to buy the items, sometimes it's cheaper to buy the stew.
* During a [[Mog Gardens Campaign]], you can instead buy the stew for 100,000 gil from the Moogle in your Mog Garden.

{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Quest
! Items Needed
! Slot Expansion
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part I]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Dhalmel Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Steel Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Linen Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Peridot}}
| 35
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part II]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Ram Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Mythril Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Wool Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Turquoise}}
| 40
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part III]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Tiger Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Gold Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Velvet Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Painite}}
| 45
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part IV]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Cermet Chunk}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Darksteel Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Silk Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Goshenite}}
| 50
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part V]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bugard Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Paktong Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Moblinweave}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Rhodonite}}
| 55
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part VI]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Balloon Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Shakudo Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|H.Q. Eft Skin}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Iolite}}
| 60
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part VII]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Lynx Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Adaman Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Rainbow Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Deathstone}}
| 65
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part VIII]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Smilodon Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Electrum Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Cilice}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Angelstone}}
| 70
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part IX]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Ocl. Ingot|alt=Orichalcum Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Peiste Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Oil-Soaked Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Oxblood Orb}}
| 75
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part X]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Molybden. Ingot|alt=Molybdenum Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Griffon Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Foulard}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Angel Skin Orb}}
| 80
|}

==Mog Safe 1==
This is the other original storage location from the early days of FFXI. Much like an actual safe, it's located inside your [[Mog House]] and thus could originally be accessed from in there. While out in the field, you can go to your menu and then View House to see the contents of your Mog Safe (and all your other storage locations), but you can't move items in and out of there. Due to this, I keep most of my long-term items in there; things I want to keep but won't touch for a long period of time (like an [[Abjuration]] for a job I would like to play someday.) [[Home Point]]s, [[Survival Guide]]s, and other QoL travel improvements - as well as [[Nomad Moogle]]s located in smaller towns who can access the Mog Safes - have made getting back to your mog house pretty damn easy, so it's not like the old days where the thought of going back to your mog house sounded like a 45 minute trip. But, I'd still stick to only keeping long term stuff in there.

When you start out, your Mog Safe can only hold 50 items. The three quests below will allow you to upgrade your Mog Safe to hold 80 items. There is a caveat to how much you can hold in your Mog Safe, but I'm saving those details for the Storage section below.

During a [[Mog Gardens Campaign]], the bed items can be purchased from the Moogle in your Mog Garden. Otherwise, they can be crafted or bought on the auction house.

{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Quest
! Required items
! Slot Expansion
|-
| [[Give a Moogle a Break]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronze Bed}} placed in house
* {{Item Tooltip|Power Bow}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Beetle Ring}}
| 60
|-
| [[The Moogle's Picnic!]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Mahogany Bed}} placed in house
* {{Item Tooltip|Shrimp Lure}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Selbina Butter}}
| 70
|-
| [[Moogles in the Wild]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Noble's Bed}} placed in house
* {{Item Tooltip|Raptor Mantle}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Wool Hat}}
| 80
|}

==Mog Safe 2==
This second Mog Safe functions in the same way as the original Mog Safe. Rather than upgrading it separately, it just mirrors the space your Mog Safe 1 has. If you have 50 slots in Mog Safe 1, then you will have 50 slots in this safe as well. Mog Safe 2 is automatically expanded when you do the Mog Safe 1 expansion quests.

Accessing this Mog Safe requires unlocking the second floor of your Mog House, which is opened via the following three quests.

{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Quest
! NPC
! Location
! Item Required
|-
| [[Growing Flowers]] || [[Kuu Mohzolhi]] || [[Northern San d'Oria]] (F-8) || {{Item Tooltip|Marguerite}}
|-
| [[A Lady's Heart]] || [[Valah Molkot]] || [[Port Bastok]] (J-12) || {{Item Tooltip|Amaryllis}}
|-
| [[Flower Child]] || [[Ojha Rhawash]] || [[Windurst Walls]] (C-13) || {{Item Tooltip|Lilac}}
|}

The flowers can be purchased from [[Areebah]] in [[Upper Jeuno]] (H-6) for 120 gil each.

Once these quests are completed, zone into your Mog House ''in your home nation'' to open up your second floor and Mog Safe 2. You cannot use a [[Rent-a-Room]] elsewhere to unlock these!

==Storage==
OK, so your [[Mog House]] is a house, right? Now imagine chests, trunks, and dresser drawers to store all your stuff! That's what Storage is. At first, you won't have any Storage because you won't have any furniture. Once you place a furnishing into your Mog Safe, use Layout in the Mog House menu to display them around and utilize the storage that each piece provides as well as [[:Category:Furnishing#Moogle_Powers| other benefits]] beyond this guide.

Since you have to place a furnishing into your Mog Safe before placing it in your house, you lose one Mog Safe slot per furnishing. For example, if you place an {{Item Tooltip|Oak Bed}}, you don't actually gain an overall inventory slot, even though the bed is (STG:1), because it took one Mog Safe slot to gain one Storage slot. However, if you place a {{Item Tooltip|Dresser}} (STG:15), you gain an extra overall 14 slots; 15 Storage minus 1 Mog Safe. Thus aside from decorating, the goal is to obtain the maximum 80 Storage slots in exchange for the least number of Mog Safe slots. See a full list of [[Furnishings]]. Suggestions include:

{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Furnishing
! Storage slots
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Well}}* || 80
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Panetiere}} || 65
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Jeunoan Dresser}} || 55
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Marbled Drawers|alt=Chest of Marbled Drawers}} || 45
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Gilded Shelf}} || 40
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Semainier}} || 35
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Jeunoan Armoire}} || 30
|-
| [[File:Mannequin Head icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Mannequin]] (various race, gender) || 28
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Bookshelf}} {{Item Tooltip|Cartonnier}} {{Item Tooltip|Gilded Chest}} || 20
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Galley Kitchen}} || 17
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Spence}} {{Item Tooltip|Bookstack}} {{Item Tooltip|9-Drawer Almirah}} || 16
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Dresser}} || 15
|}

* The Well is limited to screenshot contest participants held on the Official Forums.

'''Note:''' Unlike other Mog House-based inventory, Storage cannot be accessed by [[Nomad Moogle]]s. As a result, Storage is best used for things you'll not want to take out on a whim. Think "deep storage," as it's more involved to access than other inventories if your Home Point is in, for example, [[Mhaura]] or [[Norg]].

==Mog Locker==
[[Mog Locker]]s were first made available with the release of [[Treasures of Aht Urhgan]] as a special "benefit" of being an employee of the Salaheem's Sentinels mercenary company.

[[Fubruhn]] in [[Aht Urghan Whitegate]] (F-11) manages their administration. Lockers start out with 30 slots and can be expanded up to 80.

Leases are purchased with {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Brz. Piece|alt=Imperial Bronze Pieces}} in one-week real life increments while accessible only in [[Al Zahbi]]'s Mog House, or in five-day increments for global access from any Mog House in addition to Al Zahbi's, which is the recommended setting.

Because of the ongoing lease cost, there are two main approaches: 
# Pay for a single week to get access to it, then jam it full of things that you don't even want to waste Storage slots on. Things like {{Item Tooltip|Malignance Sword}} that drop rarely but you have zero use for and so on.
# Pay a year in advance for a x99 stack of {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Brz. Piece|alt=Imperial Bronze Pieces}}, or more, to guarantee you're good until 2070 and forget it. And I do mean 2070, because [https://i.imgur.com/uBbyTT1.png there's a hard cap].
#* Assuming 5-day increments, each 365-day year will cost x73 {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Brz. Piece|alt=Imperial Bronze Piece}} (or 1,460 [[Imperial Standing]]).

To expand your Mog Locker, you have to pay a one-time upgrade fee to [[Fubruhn]]:

{| class=default1 style="text-align: center; max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Cost (Imperial Standing Equivalent)
! Slot Expansion
|-
| 4x {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Mtl. Piece|alt=Imperial Mythril Piece}} (800 IS) || 40
|-
| 2x {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Gold Piece|alt=Imperial Gold Piece}} (2,000 IS) || 50
|-
| 3x {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Gold Piece|alt=Imperial Gold Piece}} (3,000 IS) || 60
|-
| 5x {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Gold Piece|alt=Imperial Gold Piece}} (5,000 IS) || 70
|-
| 10x {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Gold Piece|alt=Imperial Gold Piece}} (10,000 IS) || 80
|}

==Mog Satchel==
The Mog Satchel feature is available to players who enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on their Square Enix account (Apple Passwords, Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, etc.).

The Mog Satchel is accessible from anywhere in Vana'diel. Its storage capacity always matches the player’s Gobbiebag, increasing automatically as Gobbiebag expansions are completed, up to a maximum of 80 slots.

For instructions on enabling 2FA, see [http://www.square-enix.com/na/account/otp/token.html here].

If you later disable 2FA—or previously used the now-discontinued Square Enix Security Token (a physical key fob formerly sold through the Square Enix Store) or the Square Enix Software Token Android/iOS app—you will retain access to the Mog Satchel. '''However, enabling a modern form of multi-factor authentication is strongly recommended to help keep your account secure.'''

Players who still use the discontinued Square Enix Security Token (physical) or the Square Enix Software Token Android/iOS app, and who have linked their PlayOnline account to a Square Enix account, are encouraged to migrate to a currently supported 2FA method. New registrations for the Square Enix Software Token have been discontinued as of November 20, 2023.[https://support.na.square-enix.com/faqarticle.php?kid=12828&id=496&la=1&ret=main 1]

==Mog Sack==
The Mog Sack is storage that can be accessed anywhere, including in the field. It can be purchased for 9,980 gil from any [[Artisan Moogle]]. It holds the same amount of space as your Gobbiebag at the time of purchase, thus also maxing out at 80 items. When you upgrade your Gobbiebag, the Mog Sack will ''not'' automatically upgrade with it - you have to return to the Artisan Moogle and talk to them again to receive a free Mog Sack upgrade.

==Mog Case==
The Mog Case is like a Mog Sack you don't have to purchase or upgrade, or a Mog Satchel you don't have to authenticate for. It also starts at 80 slots immediately. That makes it very useful for items you will frequently use or deliberately carry around - stacks of [[Geas Fete]] pop items, equipment reforge materials, various currencies, food for secondary jobs, and so on.

==Mog Wardrobes 1 & 2==
As you might expect from the name, the Wardrobe stores equipment. One thing to note, is that if you wish to move any gear from here into another inventory, you have to unequip it first. You can't move things that you are wearing.

These two Wardrobes are given to you at character creation, hold 80 items each, and are accessible from anywhere.

Equipment in the Mog Wardrobe still has all of its relevant benefits - they can be equipped, their [[Enchantment]]s can be used, etc. All gear that you intend to equip should be stored here instead of your Gobbiebag as soon as possible.

==Mog Wardrobes 3-8==
These additional Wardrobes work exactly like the first two, except that the only way to access each one is to purchase an additional $2 monthly option on your subscription per wardrobe (or 2€, £1.40, ¥200). Subscribing to a wardrobe option unlocks that specific wardrobe for every character on the same service account. Further details about subscribing to additional Wardrobes can be found [http://www.playonline.com/ff11us/envi/wardrobe/index.html here].

If you add this service option while already in game, access to these additional Wardrobes only requires a logout and login, not a total shutdown.

When the option is unsubscribed (inactive), the equipment kept inside of them will be inaccessible and unequippable, except for use as [[Lock style]]s.

'''Tip:''' It’s possible to subscribe to an additional wardrobe, say Wardrobe 8, when paying in [[Crysta]] on the last (few) day(s) of a monthly billing cycle. As the cost is prorated from the 30-day billing cycle, it will only cost a few cents to unlock, letting you store it full of [[Lock style]] pieces, or equipment that you otherwise have no use for but don’t want to toss either.

==Recycle Bin==
This is an item container where the last 10 items that you've dropped are temporarily moved to. You can pull up your Recycle Bin by typing "/recycle" in-game.

Note that all items inside the Recycle Bin vanish forever when you zone, logout, or disconnect from the game.

=Other Inventory=
==Porter Moogle==
[[Porter Moogle]]s located across Vana'diel's towns and cities, including your [[Mog Garden]], store certain categories of equipment and seasonal event items onto [[File:Storage Slip 01 icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Storage Slip]]s.

There are a number of these slips, each of which are specific to an entire category of items such as [[Ambuscade_Armor|Ambuscade armor]], [[Reforged_Artifact_Armor|upgraded Artifact]] and [[Reforged_Relic_Armor|Relic armor]], among many others.

Each slip costs a one-time fee of 1,000 gil. Storing and withdrawing from a slip is free of charge. Storage slips cannot be (accidentally) dropped unless all items on them have first been withdrawn, so there’s no need to worry.

Trade an item to the Porter to see if it’s eligible for storage and on which slip number. Purchase the relevant slip, if not already purchased. Trade the slip to the Porter along with the item(s) to store, or trade the slip by itself to retrieve your armor later when you need it. This is a useful way to free up inventory space, especially when gearing multiple different jobs.

==Armor Storage NPC==
An older predecessor to Porter Moogles, [[Armor Storage NPC]]s store certain lower level sets of armor and original Artifact sets in exchange for a {{KI}} [[Claim_Slips|Claim Slip]], as opposed to the Porter’s slips, so they don't take up any space.

It was useful for older level-capped [[BCNM#BSNM - Beastmen's Seals|BCNM]]s and [[Ballista]]. That said, there's little-to-no reason to use these NPCs nowadays, since they only store ''full'' five-piece armor sets rather than individual pieces, and can't store anything past level 75. But hey, if you want to keep some {{Item Tooltip|Brass Fng. Gnt.|alt=Brass Finger Gauntlets}}, sure, go ahead and store the entire set.

Storing sets is free. Withdrawing them costs a varying amount of gil, depending on the set.

==Event Storage NPC==
[[Event Storage NPC]]s store a variety of the rewards and other knick-knacks stuff you have received from the FFXI holiday events and celebrations (like that old {{Item Tooltip|Treat Staff}} you got many years ago for Halloween).

Storing items is free, but withdrawing an item costs 250 gil.

==Ephemeral Moogles==
[[Ephemeral Moogle]]s are transparent moogles that will store [[Crystal]]s and clusters for you. They can be found near [[Crafting]] Guilds, as well as in your [[Mog Garden]] after purchasing a {{KI}} [[Shimmering invitation]]. Withdrawing crystals will automatically convert stacks into clusters for easier stacking.

==Miscellaneous Storage Options==
There are other NPCs around Vana'diel that will store and hold certain consumable items for you to help free up more inventory slots for other things you want to keep.
*[[Monisette]] in [[Port Jeuno]] at (I-8), who uses Rem's Tales to reforge Artifact and Relic armor, will store up to 255 of each Rem's Tale Chapter 1 through 10 if you trade them to her.
**{{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.1}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.2}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.3}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.4}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.5}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.6}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.7}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.8}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.9}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.10}}
*[[Shami]] in [[Port Jeuno]] at (H-8) will store an unlimited number of the various Seals and Crests that he will exchange for various [[:Category:Battlefields|battlefield entry orbs]].
**{{Item Tooltip|Beastmen's Seal}}, {{Item Tooltip|Kindred's Seal}}, {{Item Tooltip|Kindred's Crest}}, {{Item Tooltip|H. Kindred Crest|alt=High Kindred's Crest}}, {{Item Tooltip|S. Kindred Crest|alt=Sacred Kindred Crest}}
*[[:Category:Records of Eminence NPC|Records of Eminence NPCs]], who exchange [[Copper Voucher]]s for various currencies, will store Vouchers for later use when traded to them. These NPCs are: [[Rolandienne]] in Southern San d'Oria at (G-10), [[Isakoth]] in Bastok Markets at (E-11), [[Fhelm Jobeizat]] in Windurst Woods at (J-10), and [[Eternal Flame]] in Western Adoulin at (H-11).
**{{Item Tooltip|Copper Voucher|alt=Copper A.M.A.N Voucher}}
*[[Greyson]] in [[Lower Jeuno]] at (G-11), the [[Silver Voucher]] NPC, will store Vouchers for later use when traded to him.
**{{Item Tooltip|Silver Voucher|alt=Silver A.M.A.N. Voucher}}
*[[Ghanraam]] in [[Aht Urghan Whitegate]] at (K-10) can store the [[Vigil Weapons|weapons]] from [[Nyzul Isle Investigation]], which are the base weapons for [[Mythic]]s, for the price of one {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Brz. Piece|alt=Imperial Bronze Piece}}.
**[[Vigil Weapons]]
*[[Oseem]] in [[Norg]] at (I-7) can store up to 255 of each of the three types of Stone he can use to augment items. This requires a small payment in [[silt]] for each stored stone.
**{{Item Tooltip|Pellucid Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Taupe Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Fern Stone}}
*[[Divainy-Gamainy]] in [[Western Adoulin]] at (J-10) can store up to 99 of each of the 45 types of Stone he can use to augment items.
**{{Item Tooltip|Snowslit Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Snowtip Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Snowdim Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Snoworb Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Ghastly Stone}},
**{{Item Tooltip|Leafslit Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Leaftip Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Leafdim Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Leaforb Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Verdigris St.|alt=Verdigris Stone}},
**{{Item Tooltip|Duskslit Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Dusktip Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Duskdim Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Duskorb Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Wailing Stone}}
**...and their +1/+2 versions for another 15 each for 45 total.
*[[Lola]] in [[Eastern Adoulin]] at (G-8) can store up to 255 of the Wings used to purchase items from her.
**{{Item Tooltip|Lebondopt Wing}} and {{Item Tooltip|Pulchridopt Wing}}
*[[Lorissa]] in [[Yorcia Weald]], found by interacting with the ??? at (I-10), can store up to 255 of the Wings used to purchase items from her.
**{{Item Tooltip|Mellidopt Wing}}

Besides these common items, there are many additional currencies that can be stored. Navigate to "Status > Currencies 1 or 2" in your menu, then highlight an item to see the related storage NPC in the help text at the top-middle of your screen.

[[Category:Guides]] [[Category:Gameplay Guides]]

Inventory 101

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Boblers: note mog gardens campaign, and where to buy the mog safe flowers

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|Intro Text='''Inventory 101''' serves as an updated, all-in-one reference guide to help players know their storage options in FFXI.
|Secondary Text=Final Fantasy XI has evolved immensely throughout the years, and added a ton of quality-of-life improvements (read about them [[Returning to Vana'diel#Quality_of_Life_Adjustments|here]]!) One of the biggest improvements has been the addition of multiple new storage options. As a returner myself, the last time I had played, my inventory could only hold 50 items and my Mog Safe could hold another 50. As you probably already know, storage space of that kind evaporates quickly. I had a Mog Locker in [[Aht Urghan Whitegate]], but would have to travel out there just to be able to do anything with it. Times sure have changed since then, so this guide go over what we have now to help you get up to speed as quickly as possible.
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=Personal Inventory=
==Gobbiebag==
This is your main inventory.

In other words, this is all of the stuff you carry around with you on your person. You won't find the word "Gobbiebag" anywhere in your menus, because it is designated by the word—you guessed it—"Items" and "Inventory". (That said, the quests that expand your inventory size clearly refer to it as "The Gobbiebag".)

When you start out, you only have space for 30 items, and those spaces fill up very quickly when you're out leveling up and collecting amazing treasures like {{Item Tooltip|Rock Salt}}, {{Item Tooltip|Flint Stone}}s, and {{Item Tooltip|Pebble}}s.

'''Tip: One of the first things you want to do is turn on auto-sorting. ''' From the Main Menu (2nd page) → Config → Gameplay → Inventory Sort ON.

This feature will allow items to stack automatically with other items of the same type upon entering your Gobbiebag. If you don't do this, a {{Item Tooltip|Fire Crystal}} will take up one of your 30 slots, and then the next one that you get will take up another slot, and so on until your bag is completely full and they hit the ground rather than your pockets.

So what do I use the Gobbiebag for? As your main storage bag, it's accessible anywhere, so you can put anything into it.

Any consumable item in the game that you want to "Use" must be in your Gobbiebag, like {{Item Tooltip|Potion}}s, {{Item Tooltip|Elixir}}s, {{Item Tooltip|Echo Drops}}, {{Item Tooltip|Instant Warp}}, {{Item Tooltip|Instant Reraise}}, or any type of [[food]], [[Ninja Tools]], and so on.

In fact, when you create a new character, you will see the starting clothes that you're wearing are in there by default. Take that stuff off, move it to your Mog Wardrobe (more about this later), and then put it back on. In general, Equipment should never be in this bag, because you can get all the benefits of wearing it from the Mog Wardrobe. (This includes using a piece of equipped gear as an item to activate its enchantment—including the ever-popular {{Item Tooltip|Warp Ring}}. Equipment activates just fine from the Wardrobes.)

Also, items that drop from enemies or are found in treasure chests go directly into your Gobbiebag, so the rest of the open space will constantly fill up with all kinds of junk. Most of these items will be sold to an NPC or sold on the auction house, or simply just dropped in the trash.

===Gobbiebag Upgrades===
The Gobbiebag can be upgraded through a series of quests up to 80 slots, where increasingly expensive crafted or farmed items are required, or alternatively bypassed for each expansion quest with a {{Item Tooltip|Goblin Stew 880}} for a flat cost of 150,000 gil from an NPC. Check the cost of the items on the auction house—sometimes it's cheaper to buy the items, sometimes it's cheaper to buy the stew.
* During a [[Mog Gardens Campaign]], you can instead buy the stew for 100,000 gil from the Moogle in your Mog Garden.

{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Quest
! Items Needed
! Slot Expansion
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part I]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Dhalmel Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Steel Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Linen Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Peridot}}
| 35
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part II]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Ram Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Mythril Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Wool Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Turquoise}}
| 40
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part III]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Tiger Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Gold Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Velvet Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Painite}}
| 45
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part IV]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Cermet Chunk}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Darksteel Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Silk Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Goshenite}}
| 50
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part V]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bugard Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Paktong Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Moblinweave}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Rhodonite}}
| 55
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part VI]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Balloon Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Shakudo Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|H.Q. Eft Skin}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Iolite}}
| 60
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part VII]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Lynx Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Adaman Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Rainbow Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Deathstone}}
| 65
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part VIII]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Smilodon Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Electrum Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Cilice}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Angelstone}}
| 70
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part IX]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Ocl. Ingot|alt=Orichalcum Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Peiste Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Oil-Soaked Cloth}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Oxblood Orb}}
| 75
|-
| [[The Gobbiebag Part X]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Molybden. Ingot|alt=Molybdenum Ingot}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Griffon Leather}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Foulard}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Angel Skin Orb}}
| 80
|}

==Mog Safe 1==
This is the other original storage location from the early days of FFXI. Much like an actual safe, it's located inside your [[Mog House]] and thus could originally be accessed from in there. While out in the field, you can go to your menu and then View House to see the contents of your Mog Safe (and all your other storage locations), but you can't move items in and out of there. Due to this, I keep most of my long-term items in there; things I want to keep but won't touch for a long period of time (like an [[Abjuration]] for a job I would like to play someday.) [[Home Point]]s, [[Survival Guide]]s, and other QoL travel improvements - as well as [[Nomad Moogle]]s located in smaller towns who can access the Mog Safes - have made getting back to your mog house pretty damn easy, so it's not like the old days where the thought of going back to your mog house sounded like a 45 minute trip. But, I'd still stick to only keeping long term stuff in there.

When you start out, your Mog Safe can only hold 50 items. The three quests below will allow you to upgrade your Mog Safe to hold 80 items. There is a caveat to how much you can hold in your Mog Safe, but I'm saving those details for the Storage section below.

During a [[Mog Gardens Campaign]], the bed items can be purchased from the Moogle in your Mog Garden. Otherwise, they can be crafted or bought on the auction house.

{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
|-
! Quest
! Required items
! Slot Expansion
|-
| [[Give a Moogle a Break]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Bronze Bed}} placed in house
* {{Item Tooltip|Power Bow}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Beetle Ring}}
| 60
|-
| [[The Moogle's Picnic!]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Mahogany Bed}} placed in house
* {{Item Tooltip|Shrimp Lure}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Selbina Butter}}
| 70
|-
| [[Moogles in the Wild]]
|
* {{Item Tooltip|Noble's Bed}} placed in house
* {{Item Tooltip|Raptor Mantle}}
* {{Item Tooltip|Wool Hat}}
| 80
|}

==Mog Safe 2==
This second Mog Safe functions in the same way as the original Mog Safe. Rather than upgrading it separately, it just mirrors the space your Mog Safe 1 has. If you have 50 slots in Mog Safe 1, then you will have 50 slots in this safe as well. Mog Safe 2 is automatically expanded when you do the Mog Safe 1 expansion quests.

Accessing this Mog Safe requires unlocking the second floor of your Mog House, which is opened via the following three quests.

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! Quest
! NPC
! Location
! Item Required
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| [[Growing Flowers]] || [[Kuu Mohzolhi]] || [[Northern San d'Oria]] (F-8) || {{Item Tooltip|Marguerite}}
|-
| [[A Lady's Heart]] || [[Valah Molkot]] || [[Port Bastok]] (J-12) || {{Item Tooltip|Amaryllis}}
|-
| [[Flower Child]] || [[Ojha Rhawash]] || [[Windurst Walls]] (C-13) || {{Item Tooltip|Lilac}}
|}

The flowers can be purchased from [[Areebah]] in [[Upper Jeuno]] (H-6) for 120 gil each.

Once these quests are completed, zone into your Mog House ''in your home nation'' to open up your second floor and Mog Safe 2. You cannot use a [[Rent-a-Room]] elsewhere to unlock these!

==Storage==
OK, so your [[Mog House]] is a house, right? Now imagine chests, trunks, and dresser drawers to store all your stuff! That's what Storage is. At first, you won't have any Storage because you won't have any furniture. Once you place a furnishing into your Mog Safe, use Layout in the Mog House menu to display them around and utilize the storage that each piece provides as well as [[:Category:Furnishing#Moogle_Powers| other benefits]] beyond this guide.

Since you have to place a furnishing into your Mog Safe before placing it in your house, you lose one Mog Safe slot per furnishing. For example, if you place an {{Item Tooltip|Oak Bed}}, you don't actually gain an overall inventory slot, even though the bed is (STG:1), because it took one Mog Safe slot to gain one Storage slot. However, if you place a {{Item Tooltip|Dresser}} (STG:15), you gain an extra overall 14 slots; 15 Storage minus 1 Mog Safe. Thus aside from decorating, the goal is to obtain the maximum 80 Storage slots in exchange for the least number of Mog Safe slots. See a full list of [[Furnishings]]. Suggestions include:

{| class=default1 style="max-width:750px" align=top
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! Furnishing
! Storage slots
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Well}}* || 80
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Panetiere}} || 65
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Jeunoan Dresser}} || 55
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Marbled Drawers|alt=Chest of Marbled Drawers}} || 45
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Gilded Shelf}} || 40
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Semainier}} || 35
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Jeunoan Armoire}} || 30
|-
| [[File:Mannequin Head icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Mannequin]] (various race, gender) || 28
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Bookshelf}} {{Item Tooltip|Cartonnier}} {{Item Tooltip|Gilded Chest}} || 20
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Galley Kitchen}} || 17
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Spence}} {{Item Tooltip|Bookstack}} {{Item Tooltip|9-Drawer Almirah}} || 16
|-
| {{Item Tooltip|Dresser}} || 15
|}

* The Well is limited to screenshot contest participants held on the Official Forums.

'''Note:''' Unlike other Mog House-based inventory, Storage cannot be accessed by [[Nomad Moogle]]s. As a result, Storage is best used for things you'll not want to take out on a whim. Think "deep storage," as it's more involved to access than other inventories if your Home Point is in, for example, [[Mhaura]] or [[Norg]].

==Mog Locker==
[[Mog Locker]]s were first made available with the release of [[Treasures of Aht Urhgan]] as a special "benefit" of being an employee of the Salaheem's Sentinels mercenary company.

[[Fubruhn]] in [[Aht Urghan Whitegate]] (F-11) manages their administration. Lockers start out with 30 slots and can be expanded up to 80.

Leases are purchased with {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Brz. Piece|alt=Imperial Bronze Pieces}} in one-week real life increments while accessible only in [[Al Zahbi]]'s Mog House, or in five-day increments for global access from any Mog House in addition to Al Zahbi's, which is the recommended setting.

Because of the ongoing lease cost, there are two main approaches: 
# Pay for a single week to get access to it, then jam it full of things that you don't even want to waste Storage slots on. Things like {{Item Tooltip|Malignance Sword}} that drop rarely but you have zero use for and so on.
# Pay a year in advance for a x99 stack of {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Brz. Piece|alt=Imperial Bronze Pieces}}, or more, to guarantee you're good until 2070 and forget it. And I do mean 2070, because [https://i.imgur.com/uBbyTT1.png there's a hard cap].
#* Assuming 5-day increments, each 365-day year will cost x73 {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Brz. Piece|alt=Imperial Bronze Piece}} (or 1,460 [[Imperial Standing]]).

To expand your Mog Locker, you have to pay a one-time upgrade fee to [[Fubruhn]]:

{| class=default1 style="text-align: center; max-width:750px" align=top
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! Cost (Imperial Standing Equivalent)
! Slot Expansion
|-
| 4x {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Mtl. Piece|alt=Imperial Mythril Piece}} (800 IS) || 40
|-
| 2x {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Gold Piece|alt=Imperial Gold Piece}} (2,000 IS) || 50
|-
| 3x {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Gold Piece|alt=Imperial Gold Piece}} (3,000 IS) || 60
|-
| 5x {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Gold Piece|alt=Imperial Gold Piece}} (5,000 IS) || 70
|-
| 10x {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Gold Piece|alt=Imperial Gold Piece}} (10,000 IS) || 80
|}

==Mog Satchel==
The Mog Satchel feature is available to players who enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on their Square Enix account (Apple Passwords, Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, etc.).

The Mog Satchel is accessible from anywhere in Vana'diel. Its storage capacity always matches the player’s Gobbiebag, increasing automatically as Gobbiebag expansions are completed, up to a maximum of 80 slots.

For instructions on enabling 2FA, see [http://www.square-enix.com/na/account/otp/token.html here].

If you later disable 2FA—or previously used the now-discontinued Square Enix Security Token (a physical key fob formerly sold through the Square Enix Store) or the Square Enix Software Token Android/iOS app—you will retain access to the Mog Satchel. '''However, enabling a modern form of multi-factor authentication is strongly recommended to help keep your account secure.'''

Players who still use the discontinued Square Enix Security Token (physical) or the Square Enix Software Token Android/iOS app, and who have linked their PlayOnline account to a Square Enix account, are encouraged to migrate to a currently supported 2FA method. New registrations for the Square Enix Software Token have been discontinued as of November 20, 2023.[https://support.na.square-enix.com/faqarticle.php?kid=12828&id=496&la=1&ret=main 1]

==Mog Sack==
The Mog Sack is storage that can be accessed anywhere, including in the field. It can be purchased for 9,980 gil from any [[Artisan Moogle]]. It holds the same amount of space as your Gobbiebag at the time of purchase, thus also maxing out at 80 items. When you upgrade your Gobbiebag, the Mog Sack will ''not'' automatically upgrade with it - you have to return to the Artisan Moogle and talk to them again to receive a free Mog Sack upgrade.

==Mog Case==
The Mog Case is like a Mog Sack you don't have to purchase or upgrade, or a Mog Satchel you don't have to authenticate for. It also starts at 80 slots immediately. That makes it very useful for items you will frequently use or deliberately carry around - {{Item Tooltip|Copper Voucher|alt=Copper A.M.A.N. Voucher}}s, stacks of [[Geas Fete]] pop items, equipment reforge materials, various currencies, food for secondary jobs, and so on.

==Mog Wardrobes 1 & 2==
As you might expect from the name, the Wardrobe stores equipment. One thing to note, is that if you wish to move any gear from here into another inventory, you have to unequip it first. You can't move things that you are wearing.

These two Wardrobes are given to you at character creation, hold 80 items each, and are accessible from anywhere.

Equipment in the Mog Wardrobe still has all of its relevant benefits - they can be equipped, their [[Enchantment]]s can be used, etc. All gear that you intend to equip should be stored here instead of your Gobbiebag as soon as possible.

==Mog Wardrobes 3-8==
These additional Wardrobes work exactly like the first two, except that the only way to access each one is to purchase an additional $2 monthly option on your subscription per wardrobe (or 2€, £1.40, ¥200). Subscribing to a wardrobe option unlocks that specific wardrobe for every character on the same service account. Further details about subscribing to additional Wardrobes can be found [http://www.playonline.com/ff11us/envi/wardrobe/index.html here].

If you add this service option while already in game, access to these additional Wardrobes only requires a logout and login, not a total shutdown.

When the option is unsubscribed (inactive), the equipment kept inside of them will be inaccessible and unequippable, except for use as [[Lock style]]s.

'''Tip:''' It’s possible to subscribe to an additional wardrobe, say Wardrobe 8, when paying in [[Crysta]] on the last (few) day(s) of a monthly billing cycle. As the cost is prorated from the 30-day billing cycle, it will only cost a few cents to unlock, letting you store it full of [[Lock style]] pieces, or equipment that you otherwise have no use for but don’t want to toss either.

==Recycle Bin==
This is an item container where the last 10 items that you've dropped are temporarily moved to. You can pull up your Recycle Bin by typing "/recycle" in-game.

Note that all items inside the Recycle Bin vanish forever when you zone, logout, or disconnect from the game.

=Other Inventory=
==Porter Moogle==
[[Porter Moogle]]s located across Vana'diel's towns and cities, including your [[Mog Garden]], store certain categories of equipment and seasonal event items onto [[File:Storage Slip 01 icon.png|22px|link=]] [[Storage Slip]]s.

There are a number of these slips, each of which are specific to an entire category of items such as [[Ambuscade_Armor|Ambuscade armor]], [[Reforged_Artifact_Armor|upgraded Artifact]] and [[Reforged_Relic_Armor|Relic armor]], among many others.

Each slip costs a one-time fee of 1,000 gil. Storing and withdrawing from a slip is free of charge. Storage slips cannot be (accidentally) dropped unless all items on them have first been withdrawn, so there’s no need to worry.

Trade an item to the Porter to see if it’s eligible for storage and on which slip number. Purchase the relevant slip, if not already purchased. Trade the slip to the Porter along with the item(s) to store, or trade the slip by itself to retrieve your armor later when you need it. This is a useful way to free up inventory space, especially when gearing multiple different jobs.

==Armor Storage NPC==
An older predecessor to Porter Moogles, [[Armor Storage NPC]]s store certain lower level sets of armor and original Artifact sets in exchange for a {{KI}} [[Claim_Slips|Claim Slip]], as opposed to the Porter’s slips, so they don't take up any space.

It was useful for older level-capped [[BCNM#BSNM - Beastmen's Seals|BCNM]]s and [[Ballista]]. That said, there's little-to-no reason to use these NPCs nowadays, since they only store ''full'' five-piece armor sets rather than individual pieces, and can't store anything past level 75. But hey, if you want to keep some {{Item Tooltip|Brass Fng. Gnt.|alt=Brass Finger Gauntlets}}, sure, go ahead and store the entire set.

Storing sets is free. Withdrawing them costs a varying amount of gil, depending on the set.

==Event Storage NPC==
[[Event Storage NPC]]s store a variety of the rewards and other knick-knacks stuff you have received from the FFXI holiday events and celebrations (like that old {{Item Tooltip|Treat Staff}} you got many years ago for Halloween).

Storing items is free, but withdrawing an item costs 250 gil.

==Ephemeral Moogles==
[[Ephemeral Moogle]]s are transparent moogles that will store [[Crystal]]s and clusters for you. They can be found near [[Crafting]] Guilds, as well as in your [[Mog Garden]] after purchasing a {{KI}} [[Shimmering invitation]]. Withdrawing crystals will automatically convert stacks into clusters for easier stacking.

==Miscellaneous Storage Options==
There are other NPCs around Vana'diel that will store and hold certain consumable items for you to help free up more inventory slots for other things you want to keep.
*[[Monisette]] in [[Port Jeuno]] at (I-8), who uses Rem's Tales to reforge Artifact and Relic armor, will store up to 255 of each Rem's Tale Chapter 1 through 10 if you trade them to her.
**{{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.1}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.2}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.3}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.4}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.5}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.6}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.7}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.8}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.9}}, {{Item Tooltip|Rem's Tale Ch.10}}
*[[Shami]] in [[Port Jeuno]] at (H-8) will store an unlimited number of the various Seals and Crests that he will exchange for various [[:Category:Battlefields|battlefield entry orbs]].
**{{Item Tooltip|Beastmen's Seal}}, {{Item Tooltip|Kindred's Seal}}, {{Item Tooltip|Kindred's Crest}}, {{Item Tooltip|H. Kindred Crest|alt=High Kindred's Crest}}, {{Item Tooltip|S. Kindred Crest|alt=Sacred Kindred Crest}}
*[[:Category:Records of Eminence NPC|Records of Eminence NPCs]], who exchange [[Copper Voucher]]s for various currencies, will store Vouchers for later use when traded to them. These NPCs are: [[Rolandienne]] in Southern San d'Oria at (G-10), [[Isakoth]] in Bastok Markets at (E-11), [[Fhelm Jobeizat]] in Windurst Woods at (J-10), and [[Eternal Flame]] in Western Adoulin at (H-11).
**{{Item Tooltip|Copper Voucher|alt=Copper A.M.A.N Voucher}}
*[[Greyson]] in [[Lower Jeuno]] at (G-11), the [[Silver Voucher]] NPC, will store Vouchers for later use when traded to him.
**{{Item Tooltip|Silver Voucher|alt=Silver A.M.A.N. Voucher}}
*[[Ghanraam]] in [[Aht Urghan Whitegate]] at (K-10) can store the [[Vigil Weapons|weapons]] from [[Nyzul Isle Investigation]], which are the base weapons for [[Mythic]]s, for the price of one {{Item Tooltip|Imp. Brz. Piece|alt=Imperial Bronze Piece}}.
**[[Vigil Weapons]]
*[[Oseem]] in [[Norg]] at (I-7) can store up to 255 of each of the three types of Stone he can use to augment items. This requires a small payment in [[silt]] for each stored stone.
**{{Item Tooltip|Pellucid Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Taupe Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Fern Stone}}
*[[Divainy-Gamainy]] in [[Western Adoulin]] at (J-10) can store up to 99 of each of the 45 types of Stone he can use to augment items.
**{{Item Tooltip|Snowslit Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Snowtip Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Snowdim Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Snoworb Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Ghastly Stone}},
**{{Item Tooltip|Leafslit Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Leaftip Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Leafdim Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Leaforb Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Verdigris St.|alt=Verdigris Stone}},
**{{Item Tooltip|Duskslit Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Dusktip Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Duskdim Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Duskorb Stone}}, {{Item Tooltip|Wailing Stone}}
**...and their +1/+2 versions for another 15 each for 45 total.
*[[Lola]] in [[Eastern Adoulin]] at (G-8) can store up to 255 of the Wings used to purchase items from her.
**{{Item Tooltip|Lebondopt Wing}} and {{Item Tooltip|Pulchridopt Wing}}
*[[Lorissa]] in [[Yorcia Weald]], found by interacting with the ??? at (I-10), can store up to 255 of the Wings used to purchase items from her.
**{{Item Tooltip|Mellidopt Wing}}

Besides these common items, there are many additional currencies that can be stored. Navigate to "Status > Currencies 1 or 2" in your menu, then highlight an item to see the related storage NPC in the help text at the top-middle of your screen.

[[Category:Guides]] [[Category:Gameplay Guides]]

Category:Mog Garden

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Boblers: /* GPS Crystals */ note alternative sources for items

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|Intro Text=Little slices of pastoral paradise, '''Mog Gardens''' are apportioned to pioneers for their service to [[Adoulin]]. They sit upon the various tiny islets that dot the Senroh Sea, but do not be deceived by their size.

Players may [[Monster Rearing|raise monsters]] for unique benefits, [[Gil repository|bank their riches]], or simply call upon a [[Morbol companion]], and unlike [[HELM]], no tools are required.

Moogle caretakers dispatched from the [[MHMU]] watch over these island plots to ensure the bounty of each adventurer's sanctum, providing opportunities such as mining, logging, and fishing. All a greenhorn gardener needs do is impart the proper instructions to the moogle and all is tended to.
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== Entry Requirements ==
You need one of the following requirements in order to enter your Mog Garden:
*Installation and Registration of [[Seekers of Adoulin]] expansion pack, and be in possession of a [[Pioneer's Badge]].
'''OR'''
*Acquisition of Rank 3 in any nation.

== Accessing your Mog Garden ==
There are multiple ways to access your Mog Garden:
*Speak to [[Cunegonde]] in [[Eastern Adoulin]] (G-11).
*Speak to [[Dangueubert]] in [[Western Adoulin]] (H-11).
*Use of a Mog Dinghy.
**These Dinghies are located at the following locations: [[Port San d'Oria]] (I-8) / [[Port Bastok]] (K-11) / [[Port Windurst]] (C-8).
*By selecting "Mog Garden" upon leaving your [[Mog House]] or any [[Rent-a-Room]].
**This method is only usable if you have completed the [[Mog House Exit]] quest in the city you are currently exiting your [[Rent-a-Room]] from.
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== Quest Line ==
As soon as you access your Mog Garden for the first time, you will begin quest line that will teach you the basics about how to use your Mog Garden and all of its features.

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! BGCOLOR="#cee0f2" width="25%" | Quest Number
! BGCOLOR="#cee0f2" width="75%" | Quest Name
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| 1
| [[Full Fields]]
|-
| 2
| [[Green Groves]]
|-
| 3
| [[Mining Missive]]
|-
| 4
| [[Pond Probing]]
|-
| 5
| [[Coastal Chaos]]
|-
| 6
| [[Seed Sowing]]
|-
| 7
| [[Flotsam Finding]]
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| 8
| [[Courtesy Crustacean]]
|-
| 9
| [[Trinket for the Tyrant]]
|-
| 10
| [[Hypnotic Hospitality]]
|-
| 11
| [[Titillating Tomes]]
|-
| 12
| [[Glittering Gals]]
|-
| 13
| [[Sally Forth!]]
|}

== Interactable Locations ==
{| width=100%
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=== Upgrading Locations ===
* Using a location a number of times (i.e. obtaining all possible materials you can from each location for that day) will allow you to eventually upgrade the location by purchasing the book Key Items using [[gil]] from the [[Skipper Moogle]] in either [[Port San d'Oria]], [[Port Bastok]] or [[Port Windurst]]. You can also purchase the Key Item books using [[Bayld]] from [[Zenicca]] near Homepoint #1 in [[Western Adoulin]].
** At 7 GPS Crystals and daily interactions, KI were available from [[Zenicca]] NPC. After purchasing the KI, the non-"Garden Furrow" nodes were level 3, so presumably KI could be purchased earlier.
=== Monster Rearing ===
Monster Rearing is a feature of the [[Mog Gardens]] in which players can raise their own creatures from babe to brute. Revel in the joys of feeding time as you laugh, cry, and bond with your bestial buddies. As they grow, watch them metamorphose into majestic creatures. Adventurers can even receive certain items from their charges, but the beasts will be less willing to part with anything of note should they be dissatisfied with their lot.
*'''''For information on Monster Rearing, please see the main article here: [[Monster Rearing]] '''''
| align=right | [[Image:CaringforMonsters.png|right|thumb|200px|You should always pet your little lamb.]]
|}

== Green Thumb Moogle ==
[[Image:greenthumb.jpg|thumb|200px|link=Green Thumb Moogle|kupo]]
Upon zoning into your Mog Garden for the first time, your [[Green Thumb Moogle]] will greet you and start the mini-questline. See below for more information on these quests. Your moogle functions very similarly to your moogle in your [[Mog House]], but has a couple unique perks.
Your Green Thumb Moogle can do the following:
*Access to normal mog house services (Mog Safe, Storage, Mog Locker, Delivery Box, and Job Change).
*Can be used as a vendor to purchase certain seeds used for your Furrows (items can also be sold to the Moogle).
**'''See [[Green Thumb Moogle]] for a list of wares and eligibility to purchase.'''
**More items can be unlocked for sale from Key Items earned through [[Monster Rearing]].
*Offers advice about your garden and teaches you aspects of managing it.
*Transports you from your Garden to Eastern or Western Adoulin.
*The connection between you and your assistants.
**Hiring Assistants
**Extending Assistant Contracts (all methods extend their contract by one earth week)
''See [[#Assistants|below]] for more information on Assistants''

== GPS Crystals ==
Adventurers collect one star on their {{KI}} [[GPS crystal]]s (Garden Positioning System) on their first entry into their [[Mog Garden]] on each earth day (after 0:00 JST). Stars can be expended for various services, items, and key items:
*1 Star:
**Teleportation services:
***Trip to Bastok
***Trip to Windurst
***Trip to San d'Oria
*5 Stars
**{{KI}} [[Gil repository]] (adds a gil storage chest near the Mineral Vein)
***This is useful for decreasing the cost of the weekly upgrade for the [[Cipher: Monberaux|Monberaux Trust]], which is based on 10% of your currently-held gil.
***Upon depositing 10,000,000 gil or more, the chest turns gold.
****The chest can hold up to 1,000,000,000 gil.
****Removing any gil so that there is less than 10,000,000 in the chest returns it to its original form.
**One earth week of work from [[#Kuyin_Hathdenna|Kuyin Hathdenna]] (only after being recruited once).
***The Green Thumb Moogle also offers this for 10,000 gil.
**One earth week of work from [[#Yeestog|Yeestog]] (only after being recruited once)
***The Green Thumb Moogle also offers this for 10,000 gil.
**One earth week of work from [[#Susuroon|Susuroon]] (only after being recruited once)
***The Green Thumb Moogle also offers this for 10,000 gil.
*10 Stars
**{{Item Tooltip|Coalition Humus|alt=Clump of Coalition Humus}}
***Apply to [[Garden Furrows]] and then harvest to get a {{Item Tooltip|Fat Burrow Worm}}. Trade it to the Green Thumb Moogle to recruit [[#Yeestog|Yeestog]]. If already recruited, hires him for one earth week of work.
***[[Ceciliotte]] also offers this for 6,750 - 7,500 Bayld.
**{{Item Tooltip|Super Baitball}}
***Apply to [[Pond Dredger]] and then harvest to get a {{Item Tooltip|Dragoneye}}. Trade it to the Green Thumb Moogle to recruit [[#Kuyin_Hathdenna|Kuyin Hathdenna]]. If already recruited, hires her for one earth week of work.
***Also has a chance to give a {{Item Tooltip|Moat Carp Creel}}, which is used in the Mog Garden quest [[Hypnotic Hospitality]].
***[[Ceciliotte]] also offers this for 6,750 - 7,500 Bayld.
**{{Item Tooltip|Coalition Chum|alt=Ponze of Coalition Chum}}
***Apply to [[Coastal Fishing Net]] and then harvest to get a {{Item Tooltip|Rusted Coin}}. Trade it to the Green Thumb Moogle to recruit [[#Susuroon|Susuroon]]. If already recruited, hires him for one earth week of work.
***[[Ceciliotte]] also offers this for 6,750 - 7,500 Bayld.
*15 Stars
**{{KI}} [[Crab caller]]
***Adds one additional '''Crabauble''' to the beach (purely a cosmetic change)
**{{Item Tooltip|Coalit. Fertilizer|alt=Onz of Coalition Fertilizer}}
***Apply to [[Arboreal Grove]]. For 7 harvests, yields 1 more item, and causes rarer items to drop more frequently.
***[[Ceciliotte]] also offers this for 11,520 - 12,800 Bayld.
**{{Item Tooltip|Coalition Serum|alt=Vial of Coalition Serum}}
***Apply to [[Mineral Vein]]. For 7 harvests, yields 2 additional items.
***[[Ceciliotte]] also offers this for 11,520 - 12,800 Bayld.
**{{KI}} [[Shimmering invitation]]
***Places an [[Ephemeral Moogle]] on the beach (the guy you can store [[Crystals]] with)
*30 Stars
**{{Item Tooltip|Overalls}} (lockstyle armor)
***Note that both a Male and Female version of the Overalls are in the game. You are only allowed to purchase the same version as your current character that is buying the item. Please note that they are deliverable to other characters on the same account, but if your other character is the opposite gender, they will not be able to wear them.

One star can also obtained for every {{Item Tooltip|Star Sprinkles|alt=Bottle of Star Sprinkles}} that you trade to your [[Green Thumb Moogle]]. The maximum number of stars is equal to or more than 1,051.

== Fertilizer, Bait & Serum ==
Once the [[Inventors' Coalition]] has been edified with a Second Floor, [[Ceciliotte]] will appear, offering bait, serum, and fertilizer, which can be used to temporarily enhance the geological locations within the Mog Garden. Each geological feature can only be under the effect of one enhancer at a time. Adding a new enhancer before the old one has worn off will overwrite any effects the first enhancer used had on the location. Enhancements from Assistants will not be overwritten by an Enhancer item, and stack with any item currently in use.

The effect of each item varies greatly, and is explained further on the individual geological location's page. Each item is designed to enhance only one geological location. For instance, [[Coalition Humus]] can only be used on the Garden Furrows, and cannot be used on the Mineral Veins.

== Assistants ==
You are able to command assistants to specifically target certain aspects of your Mog Garden. This is useful in case you are trying to focus on obtaining certain items. There are three different assistants who will come to your aid by being convinced to do so with certain items. This process is explained below under each assistant's name. You are able to extend your contracts with your assistant through your [[Green Thumb Moogle]], see [[:Category:Mog_Garden#Rehiring_Your_Assistants|''below'']] for further details.

Assistant's efforts stack with other Assistants, and also with any fertilizer, bait, or serum currently in use.

'''Petting your assistants does not increase their work ethic.'''
[[Image:KuyinMogGarden.png|right|thumb|200px|"Mommy said it's dangerrrous for kids to go out alone meowadays"]]
=== Kuyin Hathdenna ===
This mithra assists you with your [[Furrows]] and your [[Pond Dredger]]
==== Recruiting ====
To recruit Kuyin, trade a {{Item Tooltip|Dragoneye}} to your [[#Green Thumb Moogle|Green Thumb Moogle]].
*''{{Item Tooltip|Dragoneye}}s can be obtained by using a {{Item Tooltip|Super Baitball}} on your [[Pond Dredger]], then collecting from it.''
*A {{Item Tooltip|Super Baitball}} can be obtained by spending 10 GPS stars at the Green Thumb Moogle, or by spending 6,750-7,500 Bayld at [[Ceciliotte]] in [[Western Adoulin]] (J-9).

==== Commands ====
*Furrow Fiats
**"Harvest a lot of crops."
***''Increases likelihood that you will receive more items from your [[Furrows]]''
**"Look for seeds."
***''Keeps her on the lookout for extra seeds''

*Dredging Decrees
**"Catch something."
***''Increases amount of fish caught in your [[Pond Dredger]]''
**"Go after a whopper."
***''Increased likelihood of catching bigger fish in your [[Pond Dredger]]''
**"Aim for a minnow."
***''Increased likelihood of catching smaller fish in your [[Pond Dredger]]''

[[Image:Yeestog.png|right|thumb|200px|"Let mee work and mee make yee face light up brighter'n an orobon's orb!"]]

=== Yeestog ===
This meeble assists you with your [[Groves]] and [[Mineral Vein|Mineral Veins]]
==== Recruiting ====
To recruit Yeestog, trade a {{Item Tooltip|Fat Burrow Worm}} to your [[#Green Thumb Moogle|Green Thumb Moogle]].
*''{{Item Tooltip|Fat Burrow Worm}}s can be obtained by using a {{Item Tooltip|Coalition Humus}} on your [[Furrows]], then collecting from it.''
*A {{Item Tooltip|Coalition Humus}} can be obtained by spending 10 GPS stars at the Green Thumb Moogle, or by spending 6,750-7,500 Bayld at [[Ceciliotte]] in [[Western Adoulin]] (J-9).

==== Commands ====
*Grove Guidance
**"Make gathering easier."
***''Increases likelihood that you will receive more items from your [[Groves]]''
**"Repair the tools."
***''Occasionally grants you more gathering opportunities in your [[Groves]].''

*Mining Mandates
**"Make excavating easier."
***''Increases likelihood that you will receive more items from your [[Mineral Vein|Mineral Veins]]''
**"Repair the tools."
***''Occasionally grants you more gathering opportunities in your [[Mineral Vein|Mineral Veins]]''

[[Image:Susuroon.png|right|thumb|200px|Susuroon work get biiig catch.]]

=== Susuroon ===
This qiqirn assists you with your [[Furrows]] and [[Coastal Fishing Net]]
==== Recruiting ====
To recruit Susuroon, trade a {{Item Tooltip|Rusted Coin}} to your [[#Green Thumb Moogle|Green Thumb Moogle]].
*''{{Item Tooltip|Rusted Coin}} can be obtained by using a {{Item Tooltip|Coalition Chum}} on your [[Coastal Fishing Net]], then collecting from it.''
*A {{Item Tooltip|Coalition Chum}} can be obtained by spending 10 GPS stars at the Green Thumb Moogle, or by spending 6,750-7,500 Bayld at [[Ceciliotte]] in [[Western Adoulin]] (J-9).

==== Commands ====
*Furrow Fiats
**"Harvest a lot of crops."
***''Increases likelihood that you will receive more items from your [[Furrows]]''
**"Grow me something good."
***''Increases likelihood of obtaining rare crops from your [[Furrows]].

*Coastal Commands
**"Catch something."
***''Increases likelihood that you will receive more items from your [[Coastal Fishing Net]]''
**"Go after a whopper."
***''Increased likelihood of catching bigger fish in your [[Coastal Fishing Net]]''
**"Aim for a minnow."
***''Increased likelihood of catching smaller fish in your [[Coastal Fishing Net]]''

[[Image:Chacharoon.png|right|thumb|200px|Chacharoon has a reputation of being a "world-class bodyguard" according to Susuroon.]]

=== Chacharoon ===
This qiqirn is responsible for assisting to care for the [[:Category:Mog_Garden#Monster_Rearing|monsters]] in your garden.
==== Recruiting ====
*To recruit Chacharoon complete the quest [[Release the Fleece]] (which requires recruiting Susuroon at least once, and rank 4 in all Mog Garden facilities).

==== Commands ====
*Monster Rearing
**"Raise a new creature."
***Raises a new creature. This may only be done once per real life day.
**"Choose a parenting style"
***Available once raising a creature.
****"Personal growth."
****"Enjoying the moment."
*****See [[Monster Rearing]] for information on parenting styles.
**"Part with your creature."
***Available once raising a creature.
****"Send it back home."
*****Sends your creature off to live its life.
****"Put it down."
*****Euthanize your creature and collect rewards from it.
******See [[Monster Rearing]] for more information on the rewards.
**"View "Boss's Advice.""
***Ask Chacharoon various questions about [[Monster Rearing]].

=== Rehiring Your Assistants ===
After a week (Earth time) your assistants time is up in your Mog Garden.

You may rehire them in one of the following ways:
*Trading their recruitment item to the [[Green Thumb Moogle]] again.
*Selecting the assistants option at the Green Thumb Moogle and paying 10,000 gil.
*Trading 5 [[Shining Star]]s to the [[Green Thumb Moogle]].

== Flotsam ==
Once per Earth Day (after 0:00 JST), an object appears on the beach of your Mog Garden and it is yours to keep. The items obtainable range from food all the way to Notorious Monster trigger items.

===Confirmed Flotsam Items===
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|Item=Eudaemon Cape
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Faithful's Legs I
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mannequin Head
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mannequin Hands
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mannequin Body
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|Item=Mannequin Legs
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|Item=Mannequin Feet
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=One Byne Bill
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Ordelle Bronzepiece
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Smoldering Lamp
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Tree Saplings
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Tukuku Whiteshell
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Yorcia Visage I
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Yorcia Visage II
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|Item=Beastly Shank
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Blue Pondweed
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Brigand's Chart
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Buffalo Corpse
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gem of the East
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gem of the North
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gem of the South
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gem of the West
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gnat Pellets
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gnole Pellets
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Honey Wine
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Moldy Buckler
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Monkey Wine
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Singed Buffalo
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Pandemonium Key
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Peiste Pellets
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Pirate's Chart
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Savory Shank
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Shrimp Lantern
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Smoky Flask
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Springstone
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Summerstone
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Sweet Tea
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Winterstone
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Blizzard IV
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|Item=Burst
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Erase
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Fire IV
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Flare
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Flood
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Freeze
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Maiden's Virelai
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Quake
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Refresh
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Tornado
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Ambrosia
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Apple Pie
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Buffalo Jerky
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Coeurl Sautee
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dhalmel Pie
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dhalmel Stew
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Fish Mithkabob
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Flint Caviar
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hedgehog Pie
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Melon Pie
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mushroom Sautee
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Pot-au-feu
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Pumpkin Pie
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Rabbit Pie
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Roast Mushroom
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Rolanberry Pie
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Salted Hare
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Tavnazian Salad
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Yayla Corbasi
}}
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|Item=Amrita
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Melon Juice
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Orange Juice
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Tomato Juice
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Vampire Juice
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Yagudo Drink
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|Item=Aurora Bass
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dwarf Pugil
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Lik
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mola Mola
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Nebimonite
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Ryugu Titan
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Titanictus
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|Item=Antacid
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Antidote
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dawn Mulsum
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Echo Drops
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Elixir
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Ether
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Eye Drops
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Holy Water
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hi-Ether
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hi-Ether +2
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hi-Potion
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hi-Potion +2
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hi-Reraiser
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hyper Ether
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Miratete's Memoirs
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Panacea
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Potion
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Potion +2
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Pro-Ether
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Super Ether
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Super Ether +2
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Super Reraiser
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Vile Elixir
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Water Cluster
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=White Honey
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=X-Potion
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=X-Potion +2
}}
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|Item=Attuner
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Condenser
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dynamo
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Drum Magazine
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Eraser
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mana Channeler
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Optic Fiber
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Regulator
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Target Marker
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Tranquilizer
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Turbo Charger
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Vivi-Valve
}}
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Adamantoise Shell
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Arrowwood Log
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Beastcoin
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Black Tiger Fang
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Black Tiger Hide
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Bone Chip
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Chestnut Log
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Chicken Bone
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Coeurl Meat
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Darksteel Ore
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dhalmel Hide
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dogwood Log
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Durium Ore
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Elm Log
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Flint Stone
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Fresh Mugwort
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Giant Stinger
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gold Beastcoin
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Grass Thread
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Karakul Skin
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Karugo Clay
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Khroma Ore
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Linen Thread
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Marid Hide
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mythril Beastcoin
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Orichalcum Ore
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Rabbit Hide
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Rock Salt
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Sheepskin
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Silk Thread
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Silver Beastcoin
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Umbril Ooze
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Zinc Ore
}}
}}
|}

==Fishing Information==
You can fish here too! You can fresh water fish in the pond or saltwater fishing at your private beach!!!
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==Monthly Adventurer Campaigns==
There are two types of campaigns that may run any given month. They offer multiple bonuses to all aspects of your Mog Garden:

{{Category:Adventurer_Campaigns
|transcludesection=MogGarden
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==Related links==
[http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxi/threads/35236 Official forum thread]
[[Category:Other Activities]]

Mineral Vein

2026-07-25T10:22:33Z

Boblers: /* Serums */ fix row colors

[[Category:Daily Tasks]][[Image:MineralVein.png|right|frameless|400px|]]
{{Mog Gardens Navigation}}
Where can you log, harvest and mine... without needing to tinker with tools? The interior of this island of course! The mineral vien embedded in a bulky bit of bedrock offers ore to its owners, much in the same manor as mining. No need to trade tools--the [[MHMU]] will supply special ones for you!Mine until you lose you lucidity and descend into delirium. The higher its rank rises, the more places you can procure provisions from... thus powering up your productivity!Let liquids loose upon the boulder to see some delightful developments. Furthermore, assigning an able-bodied assistant to services this space grants greater gratuities to your garden! - [[Green Thumb Moogle]]

Every mining attempt yields items in the following order:
*1-3 items, randomly chosen from the Metals+Either lists or the Precious metals+Either lists. The list of metals is specific to the particular vein mined, and the menu option text is the same for both types.
**There are two nodes for each Mineral Vein that the game will switch between. The node for precious metal ores is always the higher node - at or above a Hume's head level. The lower node results in other metal ores.
**Choosing to mine multiple times will perform the action until the node switches to the other type. As a consequence, an initial "mine multiple times" that digs up metals will cause the next set of actions (on the same Mineral Vein) to dig up precious metals, and vice versa.
*Bonus yield from serum
*Bonus yield from Yeestog

Any item slot may yield a crystal instead.

==Possible Assistants==
*[[Yeestog]]
**Mining Mandates
***"Make excavating easier."
****Increases likelihood that you will receive more items from your Mineral Veins; will yield 1 additional item
***"Repair the tools."
****Occasionally grants you more gathering opportunities in your Mineral Veins; will occasionally grant free mining attempts.

==Serums==
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! width="70%" | Effect
|- style="background:#CEE0F2"
|Align="Center"|{{ItemIcon|M. Beetle Saliva|24px}}[[M. Beetle Saliva]]
|Align="Center"|4
|Align="Center"|Yields 0-3 {{ItemIcon|Antlion Spirit|24px}}[[Antlion Spirit]]s. Yields {{ItemIcon|H.Q. Antlion Jaw|24px}}[[H.Q. Antlion Jaw]]s.
|- style="background:#e3e6ff"
|Align="Center"|{{ItemIcon|Auserum|24px}}[[Auserum]]
|Align="Center"|7
|Align="Center"|Yields 1 precious metal.
|- style="background:#CEE0F2"
|Align="Center"|{{ItemIcon|Coalition Serum|24px}}[[Coalition Serum]]
|Align="Center"|7
|Align="Center"|Yields 2 additional items per harvest.
|- style="background:#e3e6ff"
|Align="Center"|{{ItemIcon|Smelting Serum|24px}}[[Smelting Serum]]
|Align="Center"|7
|Align="Center"|Yields 1 metal.
|- style="background:#CEE0F2"
|Align="Center"|{{ItemIcon|Stone Serum|24px}}[[Stone Serum]]
|Align="Center"|7
|Align="Center"|Increases yield.
|- style="background:#e3e6ff"
|Align="Center"|{{ItemIcon|Vein Serum|24px}}[[Vein Serum]]
|Align="Center"|{{question}}
|Align="Center"|Occasionally grants free mining attempts.
|- style="background:#CEE0F2"
|Align="Center"|{{ItemIcon|Rockoil|24px}}[[Rockoil]]
|Align="Center"|28
|Align="Center"|Locks mining point in place.
|}

==Obtainable Items==

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|- BGCOLOR="#000000"
! width="20%" | Rank
! width="30%" | Metals
! width="30%" | Precious Metals
! width="30%" | Either
|-
|- style="background:#CEE0F2"
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|Align="Center"|
*[[Copper Ore]]
*[[Darksteel Ore]]
*[[Igneous Rock]]
*[[Iron Ore]]
*[[Kopparnickel Ore]]
*[[Tin Ore]]
|Align="Center"|
*[[Auric Sand]]
*[[Silver Ore]]
*[[Zinc Ore]]
|Align="Center"|
*[[Bat Fang]]
*[[Beetle Jaw]]
*[[Bone Chip]]
*[[Fish Bones]]
*[[Flint Stone]]
*[[Pebble]]
*[[Pugil Scales]]
*[[Scorpion Claw]]
*[[Sheep Tooth]]
*[[Snapping Mole]]
|- style="background:#e3e6ff"
|Align="Center"|2
|Align="Center"|

|Align="Center"|
*[[Mythril Ore]]
*[[Platinum Ore]]
|Align="Center"|
*[[Crab Shell]]
|- style="background:#CEE0F2"
|Align="Center"|3
|Align="Center"|
*[[Adaman Ore]]
*[[Khroma Ore]]
|Align="Center"|
*[[Aht Urhgan Brass]]
*[[Gold Ore]]
|Align="Center"|
*[[Dragon Bone]]
*[[Meteorite]]
*[[Scorpion Shell]]
|- style="background:#e3e6ff"
|Align="Center"|4
|Align="Center"|

|Align="Center"|
*[[Orichalcum Ore]]
|Align="Center"|
*[[Antlion Jaw]]
*[[Dragon Talon]]
*[[High-Quality Crab Shell]]
*[[High-Quality Scorpion Shell]]
*[[Ram Horn]]
|- style="background:#CEE0F2"
|Align="Center"|5
|Align="Center"|
*[[Darksteel Nugget]]
|Align="Center"|
*[[Fool's Gold Ore]]
*[[Phrygian Ore]]
|Align="Center"|
*[[Bugard Tusk]]
*[[Turtle Shell]]
|- style="background:#e3e6ff"
|Align="Center"|6
|Align="Center"|
*[[Swamp Ore]]
*[[Vanadium Ore]]
*[[Wootz Ore]]
|Align="Center"|

|Align="Center"|
*[[Black Tiger Fang]]
*[[Velkk Mask]]
*[[Velkk Necklace]]
*[[Voay Staff -1]]
*[[Voay Sword -1]]
*[[Wivre Maul]]
|- style="background:#CEE0F2"
|Align="Center"|7
|Align="Center"|
*[[Durium Ore]]
*[[Titanium Ore]]
|Align="Center"|

|Align="Center"|
*[[Carrier Crab Carapace]]
*[[Chicken Bone]]
*[[High-Quality Antlion Jaw]]
*[[Matamata Shell]]
*[[Philosopher's Stone]]
*[[Raaz Tusk]]
*[[Uragnite Shell]]
|}

==Key Items==
Upgrade key items can be purchased from [[Zenicca]] for [[bayld]], or from [[Skipper Moogle]] for [[gil]].

{{Mog Gardens Key Items‎
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|Name="Mythril Marathon Quarterly"
|Rank=2
|Title=Gather from Vein 9 times
|Edification=
|Cost=1000
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{{Mog Gardens Key Items List
|Name="Take A Lode Off"
|Rank=3
|Title=Gather from Vein 20 times
|Edification=
|Cost=3000
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{{Mog Gardens Key Items List
|Name="Varicose Mineral Veins"
|Rank=4
|Title=Gather from Vein 75 times
|Edification=
|Cost=5000
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{{Mog Gardens Key Items List
|Name="Tales from the Tunnel"
|Rank=5
|Title=Gather from Vein 195 times
|Edification=
|Cost=7000
}}
{{Mog Gardens Key Items List
|Name="The Gusgen Mines Tragedy"
|Rank=6
|Title=Gather from Vein 300 times
|Edification=
|Cost=9000
}}
{{Mog Gardens Key Items List
|Name="M.H.M.U. Treatise on Mineralogy"
|Rank=7
|Title=Gather from Vein 750 times
|Edification=
|Cost=11000
}}
}}

*Upon reaching rank 3, the boulder face will appear worn away, granting a second mining point.
*Upon reaching rank 5, a second boulder will appear to the left, granting a third mining point.
*Upon reaching rank 7, the left boulder's face wears away to reveal crystals, granting a fourth mining point.

[[Category:Mog_Garden]]

Category:Mog Garden

2026-07-25T10:19:27Z

Boblers: /* GPS Crystals */ note that you need to harvest after applying the fertilizers/baits/etc to get the recruit items

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|Intro Text=Little slices of pastoral paradise, '''Mog Gardens''' are apportioned to pioneers for their service to [[Adoulin]]. They sit upon the various tiny islets that dot the Senroh Sea, but do not be deceived by their size.

Players may [[Monster Rearing|raise monsters]] for unique benefits, [[Gil repository|bank their riches]], or simply call upon a [[Morbol companion]], and unlike [[HELM]], no tools are required.

Moogle caretakers dispatched from the [[MHMU]] watch over these island plots to ensure the bounty of each adventurer's sanctum, providing opportunities such as mining, logging, and fishing. All a greenhorn gardener needs do is impart the proper instructions to the moogle and all is tended to.
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== Entry Requirements ==
You need one of the following requirements in order to enter your Mog Garden:
*Installation and Registration of [[Seekers of Adoulin]] expansion pack, and be in possession of a [[Pioneer's Badge]].
'''OR'''
*Acquisition of Rank 3 in any nation.

== Accessing your Mog Garden ==
There are multiple ways to access your Mog Garden:
*Speak to [[Cunegonde]] in [[Eastern Adoulin]] (G-11).
*Speak to [[Dangueubert]] in [[Western Adoulin]] (H-11).
*Use of a Mog Dinghy.
**These Dinghies are located at the following locations: [[Port San d'Oria]] (I-8) / [[Port Bastok]] (K-11) / [[Port Windurst]] (C-8).
*By selecting "Mog Garden" upon leaving your [[Mog House]] or any [[Rent-a-Room]].
**This method is only usable if you have completed the [[Mog House Exit]] quest in the city you are currently exiting your [[Rent-a-Room]] from.
}}
== Quest Line ==
As soon as you access your Mog Garden for the first time, you will begin quest line that will teach you the basics about how to use your Mog Garden and all of its features.

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! BGCOLOR="#cee0f2" width="25%" | Quest Number
! BGCOLOR="#cee0f2" width="75%" | Quest Name
|-
| 1
| [[Full Fields]]
|-
| 2
| [[Green Groves]]
|-
| 3
| [[Mining Missive]]
|-
| 4
| [[Pond Probing]]
|-
| 5
| [[Coastal Chaos]]
|-
| 6
| [[Seed Sowing]]
|-
| 7
| [[Flotsam Finding]]
|-
| 8
| [[Courtesy Crustacean]]
|-
| 9
| [[Trinket for the Tyrant]]
|-
| 10
| [[Hypnotic Hospitality]]
|-
| 11
| [[Titillating Tomes]]
|-
| 12
| [[Glittering Gals]]
|-
| 13
| [[Sally Forth!]]
|}

== Interactable Locations ==
{| width=100%
| valign=top | {{Mog Gardens Navigation}}
=== Upgrading Locations ===
* Using a location a number of times (i.e. obtaining all possible materials you can from each location for that day) will allow you to eventually upgrade the location by purchasing the book Key Items using [[gil]] from the [[Skipper Moogle]] in either [[Port San d'Oria]], [[Port Bastok]] or [[Port Windurst]]. You can also purchase the Key Item books using [[Bayld]] from [[Zenicca]] near Homepoint #1 in [[Western Adoulin]].
** At 7 GPS Crystals and daily interactions, KI were available from [[Zenicca]] NPC. After purchasing the KI, the non-"Garden Furrow" nodes were level 3, so presumably KI could be purchased earlier.
=== Monster Rearing ===
Monster Rearing is a feature of the [[Mog Gardens]] in which players can raise their own creatures from babe to brute. Revel in the joys of feeding time as you laugh, cry, and bond with your bestial buddies. As they grow, watch them metamorphose into majestic creatures. Adventurers can even receive certain items from their charges, but the beasts will be less willing to part with anything of note should they be dissatisfied with their lot.
*'''''For information on Monster Rearing, please see the main article here: [[Monster Rearing]] '''''
| align=right | [[Image:CaringforMonsters.png|right|thumb|200px|You should always pet your little lamb.]]
|}

== Green Thumb Moogle ==
[[Image:greenthumb.jpg|thumb|200px|link=Green Thumb Moogle|kupo]]
Upon zoning into your Mog Garden for the first time, your [[Green Thumb Moogle]] will greet you and start the mini-questline. See below for more information on these quests. Your moogle functions very similarly to your moogle in your [[Mog House]], but has a couple unique perks.
Your Green Thumb Moogle can do the following:
*Access to normal mog house services (Mog Safe, Storage, Mog Locker, Delivery Box, and Job Change).
*Can be used as a vendor to purchase certain seeds used for your Furrows (items can also be sold to the Moogle).
**'''See [[Green Thumb Moogle]] for a list of wares and eligibility to purchase.'''
**More items can be unlocked for sale from Key Items earned through [[Monster Rearing]].
*Offers advice about your garden and teaches you aspects of managing it.
*Transports you from your Garden to Eastern or Western Adoulin.
*The connection between you and your assistants.
**Hiring Assistants
**Extending Assistant Contracts (all methods extend their contract by one earth week)
''See [[#Assistants|below]] for more information on Assistants''

== GPS Crystals ==
Adventurers collect one star on their {{KI}} [[GPS crystal]]s (Garden Positioning System) on their first entry into their [[Mog Garden]] on each earth day (after 0:00 JST). Stars can be expended for various services, items, and key items:
*1 Star:
**Teleportation services:
***Trip to Bastok
***Trip to Windurst
***Trip to San d'Oria
*5 Stars
**{{KI}} [[Gil repository]] (adds a gil storage chest near the Mineral Vein)
***This is useful for decreasing the cost of the weekly upgrade for the [[Cipher: Monberaux|Monberaux Trust]], which is based on 10% of your currently-held gil.
***Upon depositing 10,000,000 gil or more, the chest turns gold.
****The chest can hold up to 1,000,000,000 gil.
****Removing any gil so that there is less than 10,000,000 in the chest returns it to its original form.
**One earth week of work from [[#Kuyin_Hathdenna|Kuyin Hathdenna]] (only after being recruited once)
**One earth week of work from [[#Yeestog|Yeestog]] (only after being recruited once)
**One earth week of work from [[#Susuroon|Susuroon]] (only after being recruited once)
*10 Stars
**{{Item Tooltip|Coalition Humus|alt=Clump of Coalition Humus}}
***Apply to [[Garden Furrows]] and then harvest to get a {{Item Tooltip|Fat Burrow Worm}}. Trade it to the Green Thumb Moogle to recruit [[#Yeestog|Yeestog]]. If already recruited, hires him for one earth week of work.
**{{Item Tooltip|Super Baitball}}
***Apply to [[Pond Dredger]] and then harvest to get a {{Item Tooltip|Dragoneye}}. Trade it to the Green Thumb Moogle to recruit [[#Kuyin_Hathdenna|Kuyin Hathdenna]]. If already recruited, hires her for one earth week of work.
***Also has a chance to give a {{Item Tooltip|Moat Carp Creel}}, which is used in the Mog Garden quest [[Hypnotic Hospitality]].
**{{Item Tooltip|Coalition Chum|alt=Ponze of Coalition Chum}}
***Apply to [[Coastal Fishing Net]] and then harvest to get a {{Item Tooltip|Rusted Coin}}. Trade it to the Green Thumb Moogle to recruit [[#Susuroon|Susuroon]]. If already recruited, hires him for one earth week of work.
*15 Stars
**{{KI}} [[Crab caller]]
***Adds one additional '''Crabauble''' to the beach (purely a cosmetic change)
**{{Item Tooltip|Coalit. Fertilizer|alt=Onz of Coalition Fertilizer}}
***Apply to [[Arboreal Grove]]. For 7 harvests, yields 1 more item, and causes rarer items to drop more frequently.
**{{Item Tooltip|Coalition Serum|alt=Vial of Coalition Serum}}
***Apply to [[Mineral Vein]]. For 7 harvests, yields 2 additional items.
**{{KI}} [[Shimmering invitation]]
***Places an [[Ephemeral Moogle]] on the beach (the guy you can store [[Crystals]] with)
*30 Stars
**{{Item Tooltip|Overalls}} (lockstyle armor)
***Note that both a Male and Female version of the Overalls are in the game. You are only allowed to purchase the same version as your current character that is buying the item. Please note that they are deliverable to other characters on the same account, but if your other character is the opposite gender, they will not be able to wear them.

One star can also obtained for every {{Item Tooltip|Star Sprinkles|alt=Bottle of Star Sprinkles}} that you trade to your [[Green Thumb Moogle]]. The maximum number of stars is equal to or more than 1,051.

== Fertilizer, Bait & Serum ==
Once the [[Inventors' Coalition]] has been edified with a Second Floor, [[Ceciliotte]] will appear, offering bait, serum, and fertilizer, which can be used to temporarily enhance the geological locations within the Mog Garden. Each geological feature can only be under the effect of one enhancer at a time. Adding a new enhancer before the old one has worn off will overwrite any effects the first enhancer used had on the location. Enhancements from Assistants will not be overwritten by an Enhancer item, and stack with any item currently in use.

The effect of each item varies greatly, and is explained further on the individual geological location's page. Each item is designed to enhance only one geological location. For instance, [[Coalition Humus]] can only be used on the Garden Furrows, and cannot be used on the Mineral Veins.

== Assistants ==
You are able to command assistants to specifically target certain aspects of your Mog Garden. This is useful in case you are trying to focus on obtaining certain items. There are three different assistants who will come to your aid by being convinced to do so with certain items. This process is explained below under each assistant's name. You are able to extend your contracts with your assistant through your [[Green Thumb Moogle]], see [[:Category:Mog_Garden#Rehiring_Your_Assistants|''below'']] for further details.

Assistant's efforts stack with other Assistants, and also with any fertilizer, bait, or serum currently in use.

'''Petting your assistants does not increase their work ethic.'''
[[Image:KuyinMogGarden.png|right|thumb|200px|"Mommy said it's dangerrrous for kids to go out alone meowadays"]]
=== Kuyin Hathdenna ===
This mithra assists you with your [[Furrows]] and your [[Pond Dredger]]
==== Recruiting ====
To recruit Kuyin, trade a {{Item Tooltip|Dragoneye}} to your [[#Green Thumb Moogle|Green Thumb Moogle]].
*''{{Item Tooltip|Dragoneye}}s can be obtained by using a {{Item Tooltip|Super Baitball}} on your [[Pond Dredger]], then collecting from it.''
*A {{Item Tooltip|Super Baitball}} can be obtained by spending 10 GPS stars at the Green Thumb Moogle, or by spending 6,750-7,500 Bayld at [[Ceciliotte]] in [[Western Adoulin]] (J-9).

==== Commands ====
*Furrow Fiats
**"Harvest a lot of crops."
***''Increases likelihood that you will receive more items from your [[Furrows]]''
**"Look for seeds."
***''Keeps her on the lookout for extra seeds''

*Dredging Decrees
**"Catch something."
***''Increases amount of fish caught in your [[Pond Dredger]]''
**"Go after a whopper."
***''Increased likelihood of catching bigger fish in your [[Pond Dredger]]''
**"Aim for a minnow."
***''Increased likelihood of catching smaller fish in your [[Pond Dredger]]''

[[Image:Yeestog.png|right|thumb|200px|"Let mee work and mee make yee face light up brighter'n an orobon's orb!"]]

=== Yeestog ===
This meeble assists you with your [[Groves]] and [[Mineral Vein|Mineral Veins]]
==== Recruiting ====
To recruit Yeestog, trade a {{Item Tooltip|Fat Burrow Worm}} to your [[#Green Thumb Moogle|Green Thumb Moogle]].
*''{{Item Tooltip|Fat Burrow Worm}}s can be obtained by using a {{Item Tooltip|Coalition Humus}} on your [[Furrows]], then collecting from it.''
*A {{Item Tooltip|Coalition Humus}} can be obtained by spending 10 GPS stars at the Green Thumb Moogle, or by spending 6,750-7,500 Bayld at [[Ceciliotte]] in [[Western Adoulin]] (J-9).

==== Commands ====
*Grove Guidance
**"Make gathering easier."
***''Increases likelihood that you will receive more items from your [[Groves]]''
**"Repair the tools."
***''Occasionally grants you more gathering opportunities in your [[Groves]].''

*Mining Mandates
**"Make excavating easier."
***''Increases likelihood that you will receive more items from your [[Mineral Vein|Mineral Veins]]''
**"Repair the tools."
***''Occasionally grants you more gathering opportunities in your [[Mineral Vein|Mineral Veins]]''

[[Image:Susuroon.png|right|thumb|200px|Susuroon work get biiig catch.]]

=== Susuroon ===
This qiqirn assists you with your [[Furrows]] and [[Coastal Fishing Net]]
==== Recruiting ====
To recruit Susuroon, trade a {{Item Tooltip|Rusted Coin}} to your [[#Green Thumb Moogle|Green Thumb Moogle]].
*''{{Item Tooltip|Rusted Coin}} can be obtained by using a {{Item Tooltip|Coalition Chum}} on your [[Coastal Fishing Net]], then collecting from it.''
*A {{Item Tooltip|Coalition Chum}} can be obtained by spending 10 GPS stars at the Green Thumb Moogle, or by spending 6,750-7,500 Bayld at [[Ceciliotte]] in [[Western Adoulin]] (J-9).

==== Commands ====
*Furrow Fiats
**"Harvest a lot of crops."
***''Increases likelihood that you will receive more items from your [[Furrows]]''
**"Grow me something good."
***''Increases likelihood of obtaining rare crops from your [[Furrows]].

*Coastal Commands
**"Catch something."
***''Increases likelihood that you will receive more items from your [[Coastal Fishing Net]]''
**"Go after a whopper."
***''Increased likelihood of catching bigger fish in your [[Coastal Fishing Net]]''
**"Aim for a minnow."
***''Increased likelihood of catching smaller fish in your [[Coastal Fishing Net]]''

[[Image:Chacharoon.png|right|thumb|200px|Chacharoon has a reputation of being a "world-class bodyguard" according to Susuroon.]]

=== Chacharoon ===
This qiqirn is responsible for assisting to care for the [[:Category:Mog_Garden#Monster_Rearing|monsters]] in your garden.
==== Recruiting ====
*To recruit Chacharoon complete the quest [[Release the Fleece]] (which requires recruiting Susuroon at least once, and rank 4 in all Mog Garden facilities).

==== Commands ====
*Monster Rearing
**"Raise a new creature."
***Raises a new creature. This may only be done once per real life day.
**"Choose a parenting style"
***Available once raising a creature.
****"Personal growth."
****"Enjoying the moment."
*****See [[Monster Rearing]] for information on parenting styles.
**"Part with your creature."
***Available once raising a creature.
****"Send it back home."
*****Sends your creature off to live its life.
****"Put it down."
*****Euthanize your creature and collect rewards from it.
******See [[Monster Rearing]] for more information on the rewards.
**"View "Boss's Advice.""
***Ask Chacharoon various questions about [[Monster Rearing]].

=== Rehiring Your Assistants ===
After a week (Earth time) your assistants time is up in your Mog Garden.

You may rehire them in one of the following ways:
*Trading their recruitment item to the [[Green Thumb Moogle]] again.
*Selecting the assistants option at the Green Thumb Moogle and paying 10,000 gil.
*Trading 5 [[Shining Star]]s to the [[Green Thumb Moogle]].

== Flotsam ==
Once per Earth Day (after 0:00 JST), an object appears on the beach of your Mog Garden and it is yours to keep. The items obtainable range from food all the way to Notorious Monster trigger items.

===Confirmed Flotsam Items===
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|Item=Drill Calamary
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|Item=Eudaemon Cape
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Faithful's Legs I
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mannequin Head
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mannequin Hands
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mannequin Body
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mannequin Legs
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mannequin Feet
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=One Byne Bill
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Ordelle Bronzepiece
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Smoldering Lamp
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Tree Saplings
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Tukuku Whiteshell
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Yorcia Visage I
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Yorcia Visage II
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|Item=Autumnstone
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|Item=Beastly Shank
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|Item=Blue Pondweed
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|Item=Brigand's Chart
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Buffalo Corpse
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gem of the East
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gem of the North
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gem of the South
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gem of the West
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gnat Pellets
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gnole Pellets
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Honey Wine
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Moldy Buckler
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Monkey Wine
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Singed Buffalo
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Pandemonium Key
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Peiste Pellets
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Pirate's Chart
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Savory Shank
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Shrimp Lantern
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Smoky Flask
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Springstone
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Summerstone
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Sweet Tea
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Winterstone
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|Item=Blizzard IV
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|Item=Burst
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|Item=Erase
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Fire IV
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Flare
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Flood
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Freeze
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Maiden's Virelai
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Quake
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Refresh
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Tornado
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|Item=Ambrosia
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Apple Pie
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Buffalo Jerky
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Coeurl Sautee
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dhalmel Pie
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dhalmel Stew
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Fish Mithkabob
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Flint Caviar
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hedgehog Pie
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Melon Pie
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mushroom Sautee
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Pot-au-feu
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Pumpkin Pie
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Rabbit Pie
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Roast Mushroom
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Rolanberry Pie
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Salted Hare
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Tavnazian Salad
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Yayla Corbasi
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|Item=Amrita
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Melon Juice
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Orange Juice
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{{Flotsam List
|Item=Tomato Juice
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Vampire Juice
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Yagudo Drink
}}
}}
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
{{Flotsam Fish Table
|List Color=709bcc
|Insert Flotsam List Template=
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Aurora Bass
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dwarf Pugil
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Lik
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mola Mola
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Nebimonite
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Ryugu Titan
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Titanictus
}}
}}
{{Flotsam Consumables Table
|List Color=709bcc
|Insert Flotsam List Template=
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Antacid
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Antidote
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dawn Mulsum
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Echo Drops
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Elixir
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Ether
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Eye Drops
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Holy Water
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hi-Ether
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hi-Ether +2
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hi-Potion
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hi-Potion +2
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hi-Reraiser
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Hyper Ether
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Miratete's Memoirs
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Panacea
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Potion
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Potion +2
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Pro-Ether
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Super Ether
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Super Ether +2
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Super Reraiser
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Vile Elixir
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Water Cluster
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=White Honey
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=X-Potion
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=X-Potion +2
}}
}}
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
{{Flotsam Automaton Table
|List Color=709bcc
|Insert Flotsam List Template=
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Attuner
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Condenser
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dynamo
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Drum Magazine
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Eraser
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mana Channeler
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Optic Fiber
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Regulator
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Target Marker
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Tranquilizer
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Turbo Charger
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Vivi-Valve
}}
}}
{{Flotsam Craft Table
|List Color=709bcc
|Insert Flotsam List Template=
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Adamantoise Shell
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Arrowwood Log
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Beastcoin
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Black Tiger Fang
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Black Tiger Hide
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Bone Chip
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Chestnut Log
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Chicken Bone
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Coeurl Meat
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Darksteel Ore
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dhalmel Hide
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Dogwood Log
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Durium Ore
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Elm Log
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Flint Stone
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Fresh Mugwort
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Giant Stinger
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Gold Beastcoin
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Grass Thread
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Karakul Skin
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Karugo Clay
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Khroma Ore
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Linen Thread
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Marid Hide
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Mythril Beastcoin
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Orichalcum Ore
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Rabbit Hide
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Rock Salt
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Sheepskin
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Silk Thread
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Silver Beastcoin
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Umbril Ooze
}}
{{Flotsam List
|Item=Zinc Ore
}}
}}
|}

==Fishing Information==
You can fish here too! You can fresh water fish in the pond or saltwater fishing at your private beach!!!
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
{{:Category:Fishing/Zone|transcludesection=Mog Garden Fishing}}
}}
==Monthly Adventurer Campaigns==
There are two types of campaigns that may run any given month. They offer multiple bonuses to all aspects of your Mog Garden:

{{Category:Adventurer_Campaigns
|transcludesection=MogGarden
}}

==Related links==
[http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxi/threads/35236 Official forum thread]
[[Category:Other Activities]]

Logging

2026-07-25T08:57:59Z

Boblers: mention adoulin-specific boosts

{{Category Page Header
|ToC=yes
|Float=left
|Image=Logging Header.png
|Image Size=500
|Image Link=
|Intro Text='''Logging''' requires the use of a {{Item Tooltip|Hatchet}} on a "Logging Point" in order to potentially gain items from it. The result of the logging will either be an item or nothing at all. In either instance the hatchet may either be reused or will break with a corresponding message informing of it.
*Players may simplify the process of logging with a macro of "/item "Hatchet" <t>".
*The [[Field Attire Set]], {{Item Tooltip|Field Torque}}, and {{Item Tooltip|Field Rope}} reduce the chance of tools breaking.
*In [[Seekers of Adoulin]] zones, there are several ways to improve harvesting results:
** [[Eastern Ulbuka Gathering Attire Set]]
** [[File:Ionis icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Ionis]]
** Various key items bought from [[Kithvalio]].
** Trailblazing and Trailblazing +1 tools purchased from [[Floralie]].
|Secondary Text=
}}

==Original Areas==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Buburimu Peninsula]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Buburimu Peninsula Logging}}}|Buburimu Peninsula Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Jugner Forest-with-additional-markers.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Buburimu Grape
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Dryad Root
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ebony Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fruit Seeds
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Holly Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Lauan Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mahogany Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Rosewood Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Yagudo Cherry
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[East Ronfaure]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|East Ronfaure Logging}}}|East Ronfaure Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=East Ronfaure.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ash Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Chestnut
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Chestnut Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fruit Seeds
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Maple Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Yew Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 3=
===[[Ghelsba Outpost]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Ghelsba Outpost Logging}}}|Ghelsba Outpost Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Ghelsba Outpost-map1.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ash Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Elm Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Holly Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Maple Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Willow Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 4=
===[[Jugner Forest]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Jugner Forest Logging}}}|Jugner Forest Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Jugner Forest-with-additional-markers.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Acorn
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ash Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Dryad Root
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Oak Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Walnut Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Willow Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Yew Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}

==Rise of the Zilart==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Yuhtunga Jungle]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Yuhtunga Jungle Logging}}}|Yuhtunga Jungle Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Yuhtunga Jungle-map.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Aquilaria Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Butterpear
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Beehive Chip
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ebony Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Holly Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Lauan Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Rattan Lumber
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Revival Root
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Dragon Fruit
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Rosewood Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Tree Cuttings
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Yhoator Jungle]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Yhoator Jungle Logging}}}|Yhoator Jungle Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Yhoator Jungle Logging.png
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Aquilaria Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Butterpear
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Beehive Chip
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Dryad Root
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ebony Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Lauan Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Rattan Lumber
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Revival Root
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Kapor Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mahogany Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Tree Cuttings
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}

==Chains of Promathia==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Carpenters' Landing]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Carpenters' Landing Logging}}}|Carpenters' Landing Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Carpenters Landing-map1.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Acorn
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ash Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Dryad Root
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Oak Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Walnut Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Willow Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Yew Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Misareaux Coast]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Misareaux Coast Logging}}}|Misareaux Coast Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Misareaux Coast-map.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Acorn
|Rarity=srdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ash Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Elm Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Faerie Apple
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Maple Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Oak Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Walnut Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 3=
===[[Lufaise Meadows]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Lufaise Meadows Logging}}}|Lufaise Meadows Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Lufaise Meadows-map.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Acorn
|Rarity=srdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ash Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Elm Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Faerie Apple
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Maple Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Oak Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Walnut Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}

==Aht Urhgan==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Caedarva Mire]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Caedarva Mire Logging}}}|Caedarva Mire Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Caedarva Mire-map1.jpg
|Map2=Caedarva Mire-map2.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Almond
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Bloodwood Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Chestnut Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Date
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Dogwood Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ebony Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Lauan Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Pine Nuts
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Rosewood Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Mamook]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Mamook Logging}}}|Mamook Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Mamook Map 1 With Additional Markers.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Almond
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Bloodwood Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Chestnut Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Date
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Dogwood Log
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ebony Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Lauan Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Pine Nuts
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Rosewood Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}

==Wings of the Goddess==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[East Ronfaure (S)]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|East Ronfaure (S) Logging}}}|East Ronfaure (S) Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=East Ronfaure (S) Logging.png
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ash Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Chestnut
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Chestnut Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fruit Seeds
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Jacaranda Log
|Rarity=srdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Maple Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Oak Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Teak Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Walnut
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Walnut Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Fort Karugo-Narugo (S)]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Fort Karugo-Narugo (S) Logging}}}|Fort Karugo-Narugo (S) Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Fort Karugo-Narugo (S) Logging.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Bird Egg
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Bird Feather
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Cactus Stems
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Dragon Fruit
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Holy Water
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Nopales
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Optical Needle
|Rarity=srdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 3=
===[[Jugner Forest (S)]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Jugner Forest (S) Logging}}}|Jugner Forest (S) Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Jugner Forest-with-additional-markers.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Acorn
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ash Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Jacaranda Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Oak Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Teak Log
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Walnut
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Walnut Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Willow Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}

==Abyssea==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Abyssea - La Theine|La Theine]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Abyssea - La Theine Logging}}}|Abyssea - La Theine Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ash Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Beech Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Dogwood Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fruit Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Oak Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Plateau Chestnut
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Teak Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Walnut Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Abyssea - Misareaux|Misareaux]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Abyssea - Misareaux Logging}}}|Abyssea - Misareaux Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Acorn
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ash Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Aquilaria Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Elm Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Faerie Apple
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Maple Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Oak Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Walnut Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}

==Adoulin==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Ceizak Battlegrounds]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Ceizak Battlegrounds Logging}}}|Ceizak Battlegrounds Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Updated marked map ceizak battlegrounds.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ash Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Feyweald Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Lauan Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mahogany Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Revival Root
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ulbuconut
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Urunday Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Yahse Hunting Grounds]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Yahse Hunting Grounds Logging}}}|Yahse Hunting Grounds Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Updated marked map yahse hunting grounds.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ash Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Feyweald Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Lauan Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mahogany Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Revival Root
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ulbuconut
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Urunday Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 3=
===[[Yorcia Weald]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Yorcia Weald Logging}}}|Yorcia Weald Logging|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Logging
|Map=Updated marked map yorcia weald.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Divine Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Dryad Root
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ebony Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Guatambu Log
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Lauan Log
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mistletoe
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Petrified Log
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}
[[Category:Gathering]][[Category:Tradeskills]]

Mining

2026-07-25T08:57:42Z

Boblers: mention adoulin-specific boosts

{{Category Page Header
|ToC=yes
|Float=left
|Image=
|Image Size=
|Image Link=
|Intro Text='''Mining''' requires the use of a {{ItemIcon|Pickaxe|25}} [[Pickaxe]] on a "Mining Point" in order to potentially gain items from it. The result of the mining will either be an item or nothing at all. In either instance the pickaxe may either be reused or will break with a corresponding message informing of it.
*Players may simplify the process of mining with a macro of "/item "Pickaxe" <t>".
*The [[Field Attire Set]], {{Item Tooltip|Field Torque}}, and {{Item Tooltip|Field Rope}} reduce the chance of tools breaking.
*In [[Seekers of Adoulin]] zones, there are several ways to improve harvesting results:
** [[Eastern Ulbuka Gathering Attire Set]]
** [[File:Ionis icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Ionis]]
** Various key items bought from [[Kithvalio]].
** Trailblazing and Trailblazing +1 tools purchased from [[Floralie]].
|Secondary Text=
}}
==Original Areas==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Zeruhn Mines]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Zeruhn Mines Mining}}}|Zeruhn Mines Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Zeruhn Mines.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Copper Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Darksteel Ore
|Rarity=srdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Ore
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Pebble
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Silver Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Snapping Mole
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Tin Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Zinc Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Palborough Mines]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Palborough Mines Mining}}}|Palborough Mines Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Palborough Mines-map1.jpg
|Map2=Palborough Mines-map2-mining.png
|Map3=Palborough Mines-map3-mining.png
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Copper Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mythril Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Pebble
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Silver Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Tin Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Zinc Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 3=
===[[Gusgen Mines]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Gusgen Mines Mining}}}|Gusgen Mines Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Gusgen Mines-map1-mining.png
|Map2=Gusgen Mines-map2-mining.png
|Map3=Gusgen Mines-map3-mining.png
|Map4=Gusgen Mines-map4-mining.png
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Copper Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Darksteel Ore
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Gold Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Pebble
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Silver Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Tin Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Zinc Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Black Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Blue Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Green Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Purple Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Red Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Translucent Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=White Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Yellow Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 4=
===[[Yughott Grotto]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Yughott Grotto Mining}}}|Yughott Grotto Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Yughott Grotto-map1-mining.png
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Copper Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Darksteel Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Flint Stone
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Gold Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Pebble
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Silver Ore
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Tin Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Zinc Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Black Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Blue Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Green Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Purple Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Red Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Translucent Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=White Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Yellow Rock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}

==Rise of the Zilart==
===[[Ifrit's Cauldron]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Ifrit's Cauldron Mining}}}|Ifrit's Cauldron Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Ifrit's Cauldron-map1-mining.png
|Map2=Ifrit's Cauldron-map2-mining.png
|Map3=Ifrit's Cauldron-map6-mining.png
|Map4=
|Map5=
|Map6=
|Map7=
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Adaman Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Bomb Arm
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Bomb Ash
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Darksteel Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Flint Stone
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Sand
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Orichalcum Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Orpiment
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Sulfur
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Black Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Blue Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Green Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Purple Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Red Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Translucent Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=White Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Yellow Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>

==Chains of Promathia==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Oldton Movalpolos]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Oldton Movalpolos Mining}}}|Oldton Movalpolos Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Oldton Movalpolos-map-mining.png
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Copper Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Darksteel Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Goblin Die
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Gold Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Igneous Rock
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Armor
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Helm
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Mail
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Mask
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mythril Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Platinum Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Silver Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Tin Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Zinc Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Newton Movalpolos]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Newton Movalpolos Mining}}}|Newton Movalpolos Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Newton Movalpolos-map-mining.png
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Aluminum Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Copper Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Darksteel Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Gold Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Igneous Rock
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mythril Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Platinum Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Silver Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Tin Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Zinc Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Black Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Blue Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Green Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Purple Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Red Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Translucent Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=White Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Yellow Rock
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}

==Aht Urhgan==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Halvung]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Halvung Mining}}}|Halvung Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Halvung-map1-mining.png
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Aht Urhgan Brass
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Bomb Ash
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Flint Stone
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Gold Ore
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Sand
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Luminium Ore
|Rarity=srdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Armor
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Helm
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Mail
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Mask
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Orichalcum Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Plumbago (Item)
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Sulfur
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Troll Pauldron
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Troll Vambrace
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Mount Zhayolm]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Mount Zhayolm Mining}}}|Mount Zhayolm Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Mount Zhayolm-map-mining.png
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Adaman Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Bomb Ash
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Demon Horn
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Flint Stone
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Ore
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Sand
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Sand
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Khroma Ore
|Rarity=srdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Armor
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Helm
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Mail
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Mask
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Plumbago (Item)
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Troll Pauldron
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Troll Vambrace
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}

==Wings of the Goddess==
===[[North Gustaberg (S)]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|North Gustaberg (S) Mining}}}|North Gustaberg (S) Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=North Gustaberg (S)-map-mining.png
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Copper Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Armor
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Helm
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Mail
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moblin Mask
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mythril Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Pebble
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Platinum Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Silver Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Tin Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Zinc Ore
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>

==Adoulin==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Morimar Basalt Fields]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Morimar Basalt Fields Mining}}}|Morimar Basalt Fields Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Updated marked map morimar basalt fields.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Flint Stone
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Igneous Rock
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Marble Nugget
|Rarity=vcdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Matamata Shell
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Midrium Ore
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Sulfur
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Sih Gates]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Sih Gates Mining}}}|Sih Gates Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Updated marked map sih gates map 1.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Molybdenum Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mythril Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Orpiment
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Pebble
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Rhodium Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Silver Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Tin Ore
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Zinc Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 3=
===[[Moh Gates]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Moh Gates Mining}}}|Moh Gates Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Updated marked map moh gates map 1.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Bomb Ash
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Durium Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Flint Stone
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Sand
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Kunwu Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Sulfur
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Vanadium Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 4=
===[[Cirdas Caverns]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Cirdas Caverns Mining}}}|Cirdas Caverns Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Updated marked map cirdas caverns map 1.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Gold Ore
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Luminium Ore
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mythril Ore
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Orichalcum Ore
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Pebble
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Scholar Stone
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Silver Ore
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 5=
===[[Dho Gates]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Dho Gates Mining}}}|Dho Gates Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Updated_marked_map_dho_gates_map_1.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=
|Rarity=
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 6=
===[[Marjami Ravine]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Marjami Ravine Mining}}}|Marjami Ravine Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Updated_marked_map_marjami_ravine.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=
|Rarity=
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 7=
===[[Woh Gates]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Woh Gates Mining}}}|Woh Gates Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Tin Ore
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Darksteel Ore
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Durium Ore
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Iron Sand
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Bismuth Ore
|Rarity=
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 8=
===[[Kamihr Drifts]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Kamihr Drifts Mining}}}|Kamihr Drifts Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Aht Urhgan Brass
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ice Ore
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Meteorite
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Oversized Fang
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Flint Stone
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Gelid Aggregate
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=
|Rarity=
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 9=
===[[Outer Ra'Kaznar]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Outer Ra'Kaznar Mining}}}|Outer Ra'Kaznar Mining|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Mining
|Map=Updated_marked_map_outer_ra'kaznar_map_1.jpeg
|Map2=Updated_marked_map_outer_ra'kaznar_map_2.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=
|Rarity=
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}
[[Category:Gathering]]
[[Category:Tradeskills]]

Harvesting

2026-07-25T08:57:23Z

Boblers: mention adoulin-specific boosts

{{Category Page Header
|ToC=yes
|Float=left
|Image=
|Image Size=
|Image Link=
|Intro Text='''Harvesting''' requires the use of a {{ItemIcon|Sickle|25}} [[Sickle]] on a "Harvest Point" in order to potentially gain items from it. The result of the harvest will either be an item or nothing at all. In either instance the sickle may either be reused or will break with a corresponding message informing of it.
*Players may simplify the process of harvesting with a macro of "/item "Sickle" <t>".
*The [[Field Attire Set]], {{Item Tooltip|Field Torque}}, and {{Item Tooltip|Field Rope}} reduce the chance of tools breaking.
*In [[Seekers of Adoulin]] zones, there are several ways to improve harvesting results:
** [[Eastern Ulbuka Gathering Attire Set]]
** [[File:Ionis icon.png|25px|link=]] [[Ionis]]
** Various key items bought from [[Kithvalio]].
** Trailblazing and Trailblazing +1 tools purchased from [[Floralie]].
|Secondary Text=
}}

==Original Areas==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[West Sarutabaruta]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|West Sarutabaruta Harvesting}}}|West Sarutabaruta Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=West Sarutabaruta-Map.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Crawler Cocoon
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Dyer's Woad
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Flax Flower
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fresh Marjoram
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fresh Mugwort
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Grain Seeds
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Gysahl Greens
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Herb Seeds
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moko Grass
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Red Moko Grass
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Saruta Cotton
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Skull Locust
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Vegetable Seeds
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Wijnruit
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Win. Tea Leaves
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Giddeus]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Giddeus Harvesting}}}|Giddeus Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Giddeus-map1.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Crawler Cocoon
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Dyer's Woad
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Flax Flower
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fresh Marjoram
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fresh Mugwort
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Grain Seeds
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Gysahl Greens
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Herb Seeds
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=King Locust
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moko Grass
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Red Moko Grass
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Saruta Cotton
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Vegetable Seeds
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Wijnruit
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Win. Tea Leaves
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}
==Rise of the Zilart==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Yuhtunga Jungle]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Yuhtunga Jungle Harvesting}}}|Yuhtunga Jungle Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Yuhtunga Jungle-map.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Danceshroom
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=King Truffle
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mushroom Locust
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Puffball
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Scream Fungus
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Sleepshroom
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Woozyshroom
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Yhoator Jungle]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Yhoator Jungle Harvesting}}}|Yhoator Jungle Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Yhoator Jungle-map.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Coral Fungus
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Danceshroom
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mushroom Locust
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Reishi Mushroom
|Rarity=vrdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Scream Fungus
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Sleepshroom
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Woozyshroom
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}
==Aht Urhgan==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Bhaflau Thickets]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Bhaflau Thickets Harvesting}}}|Bhaflau Thickets Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Bhaflau Thickets-map1-with-additiona-markers.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Coffee Cherries
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Eastern Ginger
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Eggplant
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fresh Marjoram
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fresh Mugwort
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Im. Tea Leaves
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mohbwa Grass
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Peph. Hive Chip
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Red Moko Grass
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Simsim
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Wijnruit
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Wajaom Woodlands]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Wajaom Woodlands Harvesting}}}|Wajaom Woodlands Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Wajaom Woodlands Harvesting.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Coffee Cherries
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Eastern Ginger
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Eggplant
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fresh Marjoram
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fresh Mugwort
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Im. Tea Leaves
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mohbwa Grass
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Peph. Hive Chip
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Red Moko Grass
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Simsim
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Wijnruit
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}

==Wings of The Goddess==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Grauberg (S)]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Grauberg (S) Harvesting}}}|Grauberg (S) Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Grauberg-map.jpg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Burdock
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Grain Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Herb Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Lesser Chigoe
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moko Grass
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Red Moko Grass
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Vegetable Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Winterflower
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[West Sarutabaruta (S)]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|West Sarutabaruta (S) Harvesting}}}|West Sarutabaruta (S) Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=West Sarutabaruta (S) Map.png
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Burdock
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Flax Flower
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fresh Marjoram
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fresh Mugwort
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Grain Seeds
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Herb Seeds
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=King Locust
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moko Grass
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Red Moko Grass
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Saruta Cotton
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Vegetable Seeds
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}
==Abyssea==
===[[Abyssea - Grauberg|Grauberg]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Abyssea - Grauberg Harvesting}}}|Abyssea - Grauberg Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Burdock
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Grain Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Grauberg Greens
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Herb Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Lesser Chigoe
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moko Grass
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Red Moko Grass
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Vegetable Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>

==Adoulin==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Ceizak Battlegrounds]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Ceizak Battlegrounds Harvesting}}}|Ceizak Battlegrounds Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Updated marked map ceizak battlegrounds.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Felicifruit
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fruit Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Grain Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Herb Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Isleracea
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=King Locust
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moko Grass
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Paprika
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Skull Locust
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Vegetable Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Wildgrass Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Yahse Hunting Grounds]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Yahse Hunting Grounds Harvesting}}}|Yahse Hunting Grounds Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Updated marked map yahse hunting grounds.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Felicifruit
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fruit Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Grain Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Herb Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Isleracea
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=King Locust
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moko Grass
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Paprika
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Skull Locust
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Vegetable Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Wildgrass Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 3=
===[[Foret de Hennetiel]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Foret de Hennetiel Harvesting}}}|Foret de Hennetiel Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Updated marked map foret de hennetiel.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fresh Marjoram
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Fresh Mugwort
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Gnatbane
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Hemlock
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Herb Seeds
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Loc. Elutriator
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Saffron Blossom
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Wijnruit
|Rarity=udrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 4=
===[[Sih Gates]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Sih Gates Harvesting}}}|Sih Gates Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Updated marked map yorcia weald.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Chapuli Wing
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Cyclone Cotton
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Deathball
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Insect Wing
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Little Worm
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Mushroom Locust
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Purple Polypore
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Sobbing Fungus
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Verboshroom
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 5=
===[[Yorcia Weald]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Yorcia Weald Harvesting}}}|Yorcia Weald Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Updated marked map yorcia weald.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Akaso
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arborfruit Seed
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arborscent Seed
|Rarity=udrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Herb Seeds
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Lesser Chigoe
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Moko Grass
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Revival Root
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Spider Web
|Rarity=rdrop
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}
==Rhapsodies of Vana'diel==
{{Table Flex
|Table 1=
===[[Escha - Zi'Tah]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Escha Zi'Tah Harvesting}}}|Escha Zi'Tah Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Updated marked map escha zi'tah.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Arrowwood Log
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ashweed
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Boyahda Moss
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Flax Flower
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Gravewood Log
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Insect Wing
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Spider Web
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Walnut Lumber
|Rarity=
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 2=
===[[Escha - Ru'Aun]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Escha Ru'Aun Harvesting}}}|Escha Ru'Aun Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Updated marked map escha ru'aun.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Ashweed
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Kitron
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Gravewood Log
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Divine Log
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Boyahda Moss
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Porxie Wing
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Walnut Log
|Rarity=
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
|Table 3=
===[[Reisenjima]]===
<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|Reisenjima Harvesting}}}|Reisenjima Harvesting|{{Gathering Table
|Activity=Harvesting
|Map=Updated marked map reisenjima.jpeg
|Gathering Row=
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Azuki Bean
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Bamboo Shoots
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Bamboo Stick
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Eastern Ginger
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Hydrangea
|Rarity=
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Lesser Chigoe
|Rarity=cdrop
}}
{{Gathering Row
|Item=Void Grass
|Rarity=
}}
}}}}</onlyinclude>
}}
[[Category:Gathering]][[Category:Tradeskills]]

RSE

2026-07-24T09:22:01Z

Boblers: /* What Is RSE? */ 2026 instead of "recently"

{{Collaborative Guide}}
__TOC__

== What Is RSE? ==

RSE, or "Race Specific Equipment", is a set of level 27-33 armor from twenty years ago. However, a limited-time recurring event was introduced in 2026 that lets you reforge it to item level 119. This reforged RSE is specifically intended for new players as an "on ramp" piece of gear to get new level 99s up to speed.
* To check whether the event is currently running, see [[Strange Happenings in Vana'diel]] or check the "Ongoing and Upcoming Events" section of the wiki's main page.
* As of June 2026, you '''cannot''' get the relevant endgame items when the event is not running. If someone linked you here and it's ''not'' running, sorry! You're out of luck for now.

== The Original RSE ==
The original RSE can be obtained in either an easy (but expensive) way and a cheap (but tedious) way:
* It can be purchased from the [[Curio Vendor Moogle]] for 100,000 gil per piece with {{KI}} [["Rhapsody in Umber"]]. It is worth checking the Auction House before purchasing, as these pieces may occasionally be found there for substantially less than 100K gil each.
* It can be obtained, one piece at a time, from the quest [[The Goblin Tailor]].
** This quest is available for every race/sex combo about twice every real-life week for 8 hours and requires hunting down a [[Treasure Chest]] in a dungeon.
** Do it if this sounds fun to you, but don't if it sounds tedious. The items are on the Moogle for a reason.
** You can't pick a piece that you've already chosen as a reward from this quest a second time. Similarly, if you do this quest four times, then pay for a race change, you can't do it again. This isn't super relevant to most people, but I'm mentioning it for the one person reading this who would otherwise run into it!

The original RSE looks like this:
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1" width=600px
|- width=25%; style="background:#cee0f2; padding:0.3em; text-align:center;"
! BGCOLOR="#A6DBFD"| Race
! BGCOLOR="#A6DBFD"| Armor
! BGCOLOR="#A6DBFD"| Race
! BGCOLOR="#A6DBFD"| Armor
|-
| BGCOLOR="#D8EFFE" align=center| Hume <big>♂</big>
|
*{{Item Tooltip|Custom Tunic}} (Body)
*{{Item Tooltip|Custom M Gloves}} (Hands)
*{{Item Tooltip|Custom Slacks}} (Legs)
*{{Item Tooltip|Custom M Boots}} (Feet)
| BGCOLOR="#D8EFFE" align=center| Hume <big>♀</big>
|
*{{Item Tooltip|Custom Vest}} (Body)
*{{Item Tooltip|Custom F Gloves}} (Hands)
*{{Item Tooltip|Custom Pants}} (Legs)
*{{Item Tooltip|Custom F Boots}} (Feet)
|-
| BGCOLOR="#D8EFFE" align=center| Elvaan <big>♂</big>
|
*{{Item Tooltip|Magna Jerkin}} (Body)
*{{Item Tooltip|Magna Gauntlets}} (Hands)
*{{Item Tooltip|Magna M Chausses}} (Legs)
*{{Item Tooltip|Mgn. M Ledelsens|alt=Magna M Ledelsens}} (Feet)
| BGCOLOR="#D8EFFE" align=center| Elvaan <big>♀</big>
|
*{{Item Tooltip|Magna Bodice}} (Body)
*{{Item Tooltip|Magna Gloves}} (Hands)
*{{Item Tooltip|Magna F Chausses}} (Legs)
*{{Item Tooltip|Mgn. F Ledelsens|alt=Magna F ledelsens}} (Feet)
|-
| BGCOLOR="#D8EFFE" align=center| Galka
|
*{{Item Tooltip|Elder's Surcoat}} (Body)
*{{Item Tooltip|Elder's Bracers}} (Hands)
*{{Item Tooltip|Elder's Braguette}} (Legs)
*{{Item Tooltip|Elder's Sandals}} (Feet)
| BGCOLOR="#D8EFFE" align=center| Mithra
|
*{{Item Tooltip|Savage Separates}} (Body)
*{{Item Tooltip|Savage Gauntlets}} (Hands)
*{{Item Tooltip|Savage Loincloth}} (Legs)
*{{Item Tooltip|Savage Gaiters}} (Feet)
|-
| BGCOLOR="#D8EFFE" align=center| Tarutaru
|
*{{Item Tooltip|Wonder Kaftan}} (Body)
*{{Item Tooltip|Wonder Mitts}} (Hands)
*{{Item Tooltip|Wonder Braccae}} (Legs)
*{{Item Tooltip|Wonder Clomps}} (Feet)
| colspan=2|
|-
|}

== Reforging to Item Level 119 ==

Obviously, RSE is useless when you're level 99. That's where [[Strange Happenings in Vana'diel]] comes in.
* While the event is on, alternate versions of [[Kirin]], [[Fafnir]], and [[Alexander]] will spawn in [[Ru'Aun Gardens]], [[The Boyahda Tree]], and [[Alzadaal Undersea Ruins]].
* After these [[NM]]s are defeated, they will leave behind a Treasure Chest that can be opened by any number of players for the next 10 minutes before it vanishes. After the Chest vanishes, the NM will respawn 45 minutes later.
** You '''do not need to participate in the fight''' to receive the rewards! Just examine the Treasure Chest.
* Each Treasure Chest contains a guaranteed piece of loot - {{Item Tooltip|Kirin's mane}}, {{Item Tooltip|Fafnir's Scale}}, or {{Item Tooltip|Iron Giant Shard}} respectively - that is used along with an original piece of RSE in a [[Synergy]] recipe to create a piece of i119 RSE.
** Specifically, {{Item Tooltip|Kirin's mane}} for the hands, {{Item Tooltip|Fafnir's Scale}} for the feet, {{Item Tooltip|Iron Giant Shard}} for the legs, and all three are required for the body.

{| class="mw-collapsible C-Highlight-WikiBlue wikitable"
! colspan="4" | i119 RSE Equipment
|-
! style="text-align: center; vertical-align: top;"|'''Hume <big>♂</big>'''
! style="text-align: center; vertical-align: top;"|'''Hume <big>♀</big>'''
! style="text-align: center; vertical-align: top;"|'''Elvaan <big>♂</big>'''
! style="text-align: center; vertical-align: top;"|'''Elvaan <big>♀</big>'''
|-
|style="text-align: left; vertical-align: top;"|
*{{Item Tooltip|CS Tunic +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|CSM Gloves +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|CS Slacks +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|CSM Boots +1}}
|style="text-align: left; vertical-align: top;"|
*{{Item Tooltip|CS Vest +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|CSF Gloves +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|CS Pants +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|CSF Boots +1}}
|style="text-align: left; vertical-align: top;"|
*{{Item Tooltip|MG Jerkin +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|MG Gauntlets +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|MGM Chausses +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|MGM Lederhosen +1}}
|style="text-align: left; vertical-align: top;"|
*{{Item Tooltip|MG Bodice +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|MG Gloves +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|MGF Chausses +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|MGF Ledelsens +1}}
|-
! style="text-align: center; vertical-align: top;"|'''Tarutaru'''
! style="text-align: center; vertical-align: top;"|'''Mithra'''
! style="text-align: center; vertical-align: top;"|'''Galka'''
|-
|style="text-align: left; vertical-align: top;"|
*{{Item Tooltip|WN Kaftan +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|WN Mittens +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|WN Braccae +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|WN Clomps +1}}
|style="text-align: left; vertical-align: top;"|
*{{Item Tooltip|SV Separates +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|SV Gauntlets +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|SV Loincloth +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|SV Gaiters +1}}
|style="text-align: left; vertical-align: top;"|
*{{Item Tooltip|EL Surcoat +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|EL Bracers +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|EL Braguette +1}}
*{{Item Tooltip|EL Sandals +1}}
|}

== Why Use RSE +1? ==
RSE +1 is useful for brand new level 99 players for a few reasons:
* RSE +1 pieces have substantially more -[[Damage Taken]]% than other early i119 gear options. This will increase your survivability until you get something beyond [[:Category:Ambuscade_Rewards#Armor|Ambuscade Armor +2]].
** Fresh 99s who are having issues with survivability should beeline RSE +1, then pick up the guaranteed [[Limbus]] accessory rewards ({{Item Tooltip|Murky Ring}} and {{Item Tooltip|Alabaster Earring}}) for a total of -41% DT (and then you're already nearly at the -50% cap!)
* Each RSE +1 piece has 35 [[Magic Atk. Bonus]], which makes it good for Magical or [[:Category:Hybrid_Weapon_Skill|Hybrid Weaponskill]]s until you get something better.
** Along the same lines, its 40 [[Magic Accuracy]] per piece is not totally embarrassing either.
* It looks hideous, so you learn about [[Lockstyle]]s sooner rather than later.

[[Category:Gameplay Guides]]

New Player Leveling Guide

2026-07-24T07:57:10Z

Boblers: emphasize that the level 99 spark gear is NOT sellable, fix estimate on acheron shields to sell for homam/nashira, and mention where in the list the shields are

{{disambiguation|Returning to Vana'diel{{!}}The guide for players looking to return to Vana'diel after a long absence}}
{{Collaborative Guide}}
{|__ToC__|}
==Level 0: Questions and Answers==

FFXI is an enormous game. Twenty years of even slow growth adds up, and there's plenty of content to see. This guide aims to tell you about things you should do, with occasional mention of things you can do. 
Fundamentally, FFXI is an old Everquest-style MMO. Do whatever you want. This guide's goal is to start with a brand new half-naked level 1 idiot with a big red question mark over your head and end with a fully-fledged level 99 idiot who has lost their question mark. Like an awful mobile game ad, but with more crystals.

===Acquiring and Installing the Game===
While FFXI does have [https://na.store.square-enix-games.com/final-fantasy_-xi_-free-trial---digital a free trial], it's [https://support.eu.square-enix.com/faqarticle.php?id=455&la=2&kid=60224&ret=faqtop&c=4&sc=0 far more limited] than many other games' free trials. (A recently announced update to the free trial will remove the 14 day time limit and expand the level cap to 75, though there is no set date for this as of yet.)

Free trial limitations include: 
*Level cap of 50
**Gil held cap of 100,000
*Only base game areas accessible (not even the Rise of the Zilart expansion, which was present during the NA launch of the game)
*No trading items with other players, sending or receiving items in the mail, buying from the [[Auction House]], or buying from players' Bazaars
*Very limited chatting with other players (only short-range say chat, linkshell chat, and replies to direct /tell messages sent by non-trial players)
*Can't start a party of players (but can join them when invited by a non-trial player)

[https://store.na.square-enix-games.com/en_US/product/280817/final-fantasy-xi-ultimate-collection-seekers-edition-pcdownload The full game] goes on sale on SE's official store for $9.99 USD at least twice a year.
*That link is to the non-Steam version, because there's no real benefit to Steam integration and you can get additional issues from adding another launcher and set of servers to the mix. FFXI runs on ancient, decrepit PlayOnline and that's bad enough.

Once you've purchased the game, head over to the [[Install Guide]] to get it up and running.

===Some Frequently Asked Questions===
'''Q''': Which server should I play on? 
'''A''': Whichever your friends are on... if you're allowed to. A recent large influx of new players into the community and backend server issues caused SE to close new account creation on the four most populated servers: '''Asura, Bahamut, Odin, and Phoenix''' (as of June 10, 2026). There's no ETA on reopening these servers. '''Fenrir''' is now the most active open server, for those looking for player interaction. Others such as '''Bismarck''' or '''Shiva''' are serviceable if not quiet. The community has developed a tool based on Auction House history to '''estimate''' the number of active '''characters''' (not distinct humans) on each server - it's [https://www.ffxiah.com/database located here]. (There are no regional servers for FFXI - they're all physically located in Japan - so there's a mix of players from around the world on all servers.)

'''Q''': What's a [[Gold World Pass]]? 
'''A''': [[Gold World Pass]]es are invites created by existing players that rewards both players for remaining subscribed for certain lengths of time. Rewards include unique [[Furnishings]] for your [[Mog House]] or cosmetic [[Lockstyle]] items. Players may create characters on any server they choose, with the exception of locked servers, regardless of whether they have an invite or not.
* Prior to the recent update to [[Tutorial Quest]]s, Gold World Passes were highly popular for their initial rewards for the invited player. However, all those rewards are given out by the [[Tutorial Quest]]s now, so the Gold World Pass is a lot less necessary than it used to be.
* Gold World Passes are not available for closed servers (Asura, Bahamut, Odin, and Phoenix as of June 10, 2026.)

'''Q''': What job should I start with? 
'''A''': The one that calls to you the most! Every job, including the ones you unlock later, begins at level 1, and you can switch jobs as often as you want without penalty in town. Scroll down a little bit to find more info about how each of the six starting jobs plays. Jobs such as [[Thief]], [[Warrior]], and [[Monk]] will be much more simple starting out, while jobs such as [[Red Mage]], [[Black Mage]], and [[White Mage]] will require you to purchase [[Scrolls]] to learn spells. No matter what you choose, your NPC party of [[Trusts]] will fill the gaps in your team.

'''Q''': I've heard this game can be brutally difficult, to the point that a guy played FFXI for 18 hours straight and then puked and passed out and ''still'' didn't beat [[Pandemonium Warden]]. How much of this game can I get done if I'm a normal human being? 
'''A''': All of it. If you've got an hour a day to spend, you can accomplish almost anything in the game eventually. The infamous grind (which ''did'' exist) has been toned down, and the inflation in player power levels combined with marginally more considerate game design means that you can chip away at anything you truly want to do. Are there still grinds? Absolutely, but they're not mandatory.

'''Q''': I'm only interested in the story, how much of it can I solo with Trusts? 
'''A''': All of it is soloable with Trusts. Some fights much later on might give some players trouble depending on their gear or job, but with a few exceptions you can outlevel and outgear almost all the story content in the game. Don't hesitate to ask for help with those few exceptions!

'''Q''': How do I start the story? In what order should I complete them? I'm told [[Rhapsodies of Vana'diel]] spoils parts of other stories, how can I avoid that? 
'''A''': Story content in FFXI is broken down into independent [[Mission]] lines which can (mostly) be completed non-linearly at will. For example, you could complete [[Bastok]] Missions up to Rank 7, get stuck and head off to do some [[Treasures of Aht Urhgan]], then begin [[Wings of the Goddess]] to unlock a job, and return to Bastok later. Check out the [[Missions]] page for detailed guides on how to start various storylines. Many players like to tackle the stories in release order, while others prioritize Rhapsodies of Vana'diel for the huge bonuses it provides. This guide will do the latter, but how you want to play is up to you. Rhapsodies Missions require specific progress in other Mission lines in order to advance, and they do adapt slightly to where you have been and what you have done to avoid spoilers. That said, you can meet some characters a bit earlier than you normally would, making things perhaps feel disjointed. If you're still interested in the bonuses but want things to make the most sense, check out [https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxi/comments/upfga9/chart_on_how_to_go_through_rhapsodies_of_vanadiel/ this guidance chart].

'''Q''': Should I be using [http://www.windower.net/ Windower] or [https://ashitaxi.com/ Ashita]? Aren't third party tools against the Terms of Service? Will I get banned for using them? What plugins or addons should I use? 
'''A''': Windower or Ashita comes down to personal preference, though Windower is much more commonly used. Other players prefer to play completely vanilla! It's all up to you. Though technically against Terms of Service, you are ''extremely'' unlikely to be punished for using either application. Bans for third party tools primarily are used on those who use blatant cheat tools, almost nobody is being banned for running Windower just to get a minimap. Some recommended plugins/addons include: 
*The '''FFXIDB''' plugin provides a highly useful minimap that can be used even in areas which you don't own the map for.
*The '''Findall''' addon is substantially better than vanilla item search.
*The '''MountMuzzle''' addon will silence the "riding on a mount" music, which is one track that never varies by zone, to let you hear FFXI's (excellent) regular zone background music instead.
*The '''Treasury''' addon will automatically sort your inventory and discard anything on a user-configurable trashlist. It's vanilla autosort taken to the next level. You'll want it.
*For those on keyboard, the '''DelayMeNot''' plugin makes it far easier to use in-game macros.
If you are keen on customizing your UI:
*The '''Balloon''' addon will be enjoyed by players who want the NPC dialogues to appear in speech bubbles. It may greatly enhance your immersion in the narrative, compared to reading dialogues from a log window.
*The '''Nameplate''' addon allows customization of character nameplate and damage number. You can change the font and font size to your liking so that you may see things more clearly (and who doesn't like big damage numbers, right?).
*The '''XIVHotbar''' (for keyboard users) and '''XIVCrossbar''' (for controller users) addons essentially transform the play style to be more like an FFXIV one, where you no longer need to navigate through the ability menu or macro book to use your abilities. Note that this does require quite a lot of initial setup.
Beyond those, there are plenty more tools available in the Windower launcher. Take a poke around if you find yourself wanting to resolve a specific pain point.

===Starting Jobs===
Here's a brief overview of each of the six starting jobs. As mentioned in the Q&A, each is totally viable, and you can swap between any job at any time, so you can level as many as you like. 

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'''Job'''
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'''Description'''
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| '''[[Warrior]]''' [[File:Pummeler's Mask icon.png|link=Warrior]]
| WAR is a good all-rounder melee job, can hit hard and is fairly survivable. Can buff its attack by sacrificing defense, temporarily buff the group with [[Warcry]] and [[Blood Rage]], and natively gets [[Double Attack]], giving it a chance to attack twice per auto-attack swing. It's proficient with almost any weapon, but specializes in [[Great Axe|Two-Handed Great Axes]] and [[Sword]].
|- style="background: #F3F3F3;"
| '''[[Monk]]''' [[File:Anchorite's Crown icon.png|link=Monk]]
| MNK is primarily offensively-oriented and more selfish compared Warrior, using [[Hand-to-Hand]] weapons and abilities like [[Impetus]] to dramatically increase damage and critical hit rate. It also gets some weird utility stuff like the ability to [[Chakra|heal itself]] or [[Chi Blast|attack at range]], and eventually gets [[Kick Attacks]]!
|- style="background: #e5e5e5;"
| '''[[White Mage]]''' [[File:Theophany Cap icon.png|link=White Mage]]
| WHM is the stereotypical healer, with tons of supportive and healing spells. While it does have some offensive spells with [[Dia]], [[Banish]], and [[Holy]], overall it doesn't deal much damage, and may not be a great choice for a first job because of this. Mainly uses [[Club|One-Handed Clubs]] or [[Staff|Two-Handed Staves]].
|- style="background: #F3F3F3;"
| '''[[Black Mage]]''' [[File:Spae. Petasos icon.png|link=Black Mage]]
| BLM is the stereotypical nuker, with tons of high-damage spells. Generally doesn't bring much else to the table beyond high-powered nukes, but hey, blowing stuff up is fun! Like WHM, it uses [[Club|One-Handed Clubs]] early and transitions to [[Staff|Two-Handed Staves]] later.
|- style="background: #e5e5e5;"
| '''[[Red Mage]]''' [[File:Atrophy Chapeau icon.png|link=Red Mage]]
| RDM is the jack of all trades job: it has decent melee capabilities and access to a range of both white and black magic. It has a lot of buffs and status effects, and can enchant its weapons to deal extra elemental damage with [[Enspell|En-Spells]]. Can handle most any situation, but affording all those spells can be pricey. Mainly uses [[Sword|One-Handed Swords]] or [[Club|Clubs]].
|- style="background: #F3F3F3;"
| '''[[Thief]]''' [[File:Pillager's Bonnet icon.png|link=Thief]]
| THF deals less damage over time than WAR or MNK, but specializes in burst damage with its positional-based Sneak Attack and Trick Attack, which each give a huge buff to damage when you position properly. Thief also has [[Treasure Hunter]], which passively increases item drops from monsters - making it great for playing solo. Thieves mostly use [[Daggers]] or [[Sword|One-Handed Swords]], and at later levels can [[Dual Wield]] them.
|}

===Races and Nations===
Pick any race you want for your character. It's been almost solely aesthetic [http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxi/threads/41117-Apr-8-2014-%28JST%29-Version-Update?p=501575&viewfull=1#post501575 since 2014], when SE reduced the (originally enormous) stat differences between races. With modern equipment, the tiny race stat differences aren't even noticeable.
*Should you regret your race choice, a [http://www.playonline.com/ff11us/envi/racechange/ race change] option was recently implemented for a fee.
*Alternatively, Windower addons like DressUp allow you to change your race at will, though this will only be visible on your end. Everyone else will see you as the race you initially chose.
Your starting nation doesn't lock you out of any content (you can [[Allegiance_Changer_NPC|change your nation allegiance]] later for a pittance of gil). However, it will be your home base for your first 20 levels and determines which storyline you start with - each nation has a different set of missions for the original game's main story which all converge for the "final" boss fight.
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'''Nation'''
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'''Description'''
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| '''[[Bastok]]''' [[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|45px|link=Bastok Missions]]
| Vaguely Industrial Revolution, complete with [[Metalworks|smokestacks and soot]] and an underclass of manual laborer [[Galka]] whose culture is being systematically exterminated, right down to the [[Hume]]s giving them [http://www.playonline.com/ff11eu/guide/development/vt/19/index.html new names that they can pronounce]. Also, [[Cid]] lives here!
|- style="background: #F3F3F3;"
| '''[[San d'Oria]]''' [[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|45px|link=San d'Oria Missions]]
| A city built by snooty, vaguely Catholic [[Elvaan]] with [[Alphollon_C_Meriard|long names]]. If you've played FF14, they're basically a proto-Ishgard, though surrounded by forest rather than snow. Has a [[Prince_Trion|dumb yet honorable]] prince who is totally not going to end up married to his [[Curilla|loyal knight who hides her scarred face]].
|- style="background: #e5e5e5;"
| '''[[Windurst]]''' [[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|45px|link=Windurst Missions]]
| [[Mithra]] and [[Tarutaru]] living mostly in harmony in and around [[Heavens Tower|a giant tree]]. Led by [[Star_Sibyl|a line of prophetesses]] that taught them how to [[Fenrir|summon magical superweapons]] to fight [[Tzee Xicu the Manifest|a living bird-woman god]]. Features FFXI's Dissidia rep, the bloodthirsty rhyming archmage [[Shantotto]].
|}

===Having Fun===
If at any point you want to just go ''do'' stuff, go do it! Sure, it's easier to wait to get a [[mount]], or cheap ways to cast [[Silent_Oil|Sneak]] and [[Prism_Powder|Invisible]] on yourself, or be higher level - the best three ways to avoid aggressive monsters - but there's something to be said for white-knuckled exploration. Walking somewhere like it's 2004 is always technically ''possible'', even if teleportation is almost always ''faster''. This guide will give both options for travel to most places early on, and only mention teleports later. Once you're that far in, if you want to walk, you'll have the toolkit to plan it out and make it happen.

==Levels 1-5: Getting Started==
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*'''Survive'''
:*FFXI has absolutely garbage tutorials.
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*'''Configure Settings'''
:*Under "Config" in the main menu.
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*'''[[Home Point]]s and [[Survival Guide]]s'''
:*Touch any that you see to unlock them for teleportation.
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*'''[[Records of Eminence]]'''
:*Start completing [[RoE]] objectives.
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*'''Level Up'''
:*Reach level 5.
|}

===First Steps Forward===
After the opening cutscene, you will find yourself in a random spot somewhere in your chosen city. 
Move with WASD / the left Analog stick. Hit R on the keyboard or L1 on controller when running to turn on autorun and continue running in the same direction. 
(I'll be using Playstation's default button mappings throughout when describing controllers. ABXY isn't consistent between Microsoft/Nintendo controllers, so it's the easiest way.) 

The default button to open the main menu is '''"-"''' (the '''minus''' key. Either the one next to 0 or the top-right one on the numpad works) or the Square button. There's a second page in the main menu if you use the left/right arrow keys to change pages.

This menu lets you do all kinds of stuff, including:
*trade with NPCs and other players
*show a map (typing "/map'" in the chat box and hitting enter also works)
*open your inventory (Ctrl-I also works)
*view and change your equipment (Ctrl-E also works)
*mess with your settings (the option for this is "Config")
*see random information that you need once every ten hours (like "Profile" and "Conquest")

The "Config" settings are mostly self-explanatory, aside from the two-chat-window text splits and the subsequent [https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxi/threads/60429-February-10-2023-%28JST%29-Version-Update chat filters added in 2023], which often require trial and error to get just right. 
Some early recommendations for configuration settings: 
'''Automatically stacking items in your inventory as you acquire them'''
*Config → Gameplay
**Autosort ON

'''Splitting the chat log into two windows and turning off its awful, slow, animation effect'''
*Windows → Shared
**Effect OFF
**Multiwindow Horizontal or Vertical as preferred
**Window 1/2 Adjust Width to fit your screen

'''Segregating messages by window'''
*Log → Window 1/2
**Select ON to display in the associated window, and OFF to filter from it

'''Font color adjustment'''
*Font colors

===Fast Travel - Home Points and Survival Guides===
Once you're good with movement and you've messed with settings to your heart's content, open your map ("/map" in chat, or "Map" in the - menu) and find the nearest blinking blue crystal, which is a '''[[Home Point]]''': 
[[File:Homepoint.jpg|x300px|link=Home_Point]]

These blue beauties allow you to set your character's home point (where you return to when you die or use [[Warp]]) and also let you teleport to any other HP that you've previously touched.
*This currently costs you 1,000 gil, so there's no shame in going places on foot instead.
*'''Teleporting to another HP in the same city is free''', so teleport around your home city at will.
*Now that you've used that Home Point, it won't blink on the map anymore. That's how you can tell whether you've already touched one!

[[Home_Point|The Home Point page on this wiki]] has a list of every home point, and you should keep it (or this guide) open whenever you go to a new area for a while. Always make it your first priority to hit a Home Point when you arrive somewhere new, because you don't want to leave and have to make that trip all over again.

Similarly, and equally visible on the map, there are floating books called '''[[Survival Guide]]s''': 
[[File:SurvivalGuide.jpg|x300px|link=Survival_Guide]]

These have the same ability to teleport you to each other, so you want to interact with them the instant you find them. 
They usually come paired with another book, like a [[Grounds Tome]] or [[Hunt Registry]], so be sure you’ve actually touched the [[Survival Guide]].

===Destrier Beret and Chocobo Shirt===
[[File:Festive Moogle.jpg|x300px|link=Festive_Moogle]]

So you redeemed all your codes, including a promise of the {{Item Tooltip|Destrier Beret}} and {{Item Tooltip|Chocobo Shirt}} when purchasing the Ultimate Collection Seekers Edition. These two items are huge benefits for your character whenever you're on a job that's below level 31. Your items won't be directly added to your inventory or anything like that. Instead, you'll have to make your way over to a [[Festive Moogle]] in your starting town to collect your treasure. You should always be wearing these below level 31! There's nothing better in those slots.

===Records of Eminence - The First Step Forward===
Once you've gotten comfortable with running around, maybe talked to some NPCs, possibly traded (use the - menu and select "Trade" once you have targeted them) the appropriate NPC your {{Item Tooltip|Adventurer Cpn.|alt=Adventurer Coupon}} for a measly 50 gil, it's time to start playing in earnest.

Open your menu, go to the second page, select "Quests", and go to the full list of "[[Records of Eminence]]". These are small quests with surprisingly big rewards added relatively late in FFXI's life. Since they were added so late, they're hidden away here, but they're a big deal. You will have done a lot of them by the time you're level 99.

To start, open "Objective List → Tutorial → Basics", then select '''"First Step Forward"''' to activate it. These NPCs will be marked on the map, and you will receive a chat notification stating it would behoove you to speak to the NPC when you first zone into the area they reside in. Complete the objective by talking to [[Records_of_Eminence#Locations|the Records of Eminence NPC in your starting city]].
*You'll be heading back to this friend for new gear while leveling and once weekly to get lots of gil, so keep them in the back of your mind.

Note that most RoEs don't track progress '''unless they are activated'''. This means you should be sure to activate whatever you want to complete before you complete it!
*One exception: there are [[Records_of_Eminence#Limited-time_Challenges|limited-time objectives that change once every 4 real-life hours]]; like "Vanquish Vermin" or "Open Treasure Caskets". These automatically activate themselves and don't count towards your limit of 30 active objectives. These objectives are, for the most part, not worth your time to pursue. The only special case is '''"Gain Experience Points"''', which is a fantastic way to earn extra experience and farm Sparks at the same time. (It rewards an additional 1,500 experience and 300 sparks every time you earn 5,000 experience.)
*Second exception: Milestone-related objectives, such as reaching a specific level on a job or completing a certain Mission, will complete themselves as soon as you undertake them should you already have met the requirements.

Once you have completed your first objective, you will have unlocked access to a plethora of new ones. Re-open the Objective List and check it out. Get used to this system, because it is going to be a primary source of income throughout your adventure to 99, as well as a fantastic source of passive Experience Points. The sheer number of objectives can be overwhelming, and you can have 30 active at one time. Here are some recommended objectives to flag before you continue on outside: 
*Tutorial → Basics
**Heal Without Using Magic
**Vanquish One Enemy
**Call Forth an Alter Ego (You can't do this until you're level 5. See below.)
**Undertake a FoV Training Regime
**Assist Channel
*Combat (Wide Area) → General
**Vanquish Multiple Enemies I
**Deal 10-20 damage
**Total Damage I
**Total Damage Taken I
**Weapon Skills I
*Combat (Wide Area) → Spoils I
**Spoils (Fire Crystal)
**Spoils (Water Crystal)
**Spoils (Ice Crystal)
**Spoils (Earth Crystal)
**Spoils (Lightning Crystal)
**Spoils (Wind Crystal)
**Spoils (Light Crystal)
**Spoils (Dark Crystal)
*Combat (Wide Area) → Spoils II
**This will depend on which starting city you chose. If you picked [[San d'Oria]], select objectives such as:
***Spoils (Flint Stone)
***Spoils (Rabbit Hide)
***Spoils (Bat Wing)
**If you picked [[Bastok]], select objectives such as:
***Spoils (Honey)
***Spoils (Sheepskin)
***Spoils (Lizard Tail)
**If you picked [[Windurst]], select objectives such as:
***Spoils (Rabbit Hide)
***Spoils (Honey)
***Spoils (Flint Stone)

As you complete objectives, you may unlock access to new ones or higher tiers of previously completed objectives. Always keep an eye out for new objectives to flag.

===Going Outside===
Finally, it's time to leave town! As you attempt to walk out the gate, a [[Tutorial_NPC|Tutorial NPC]] will stop you and give you a quest line that eventually provides some excellent rewards, including a {{Item Tooltip|Warp Ring}} and an {{Item Tooltip|Echad Ring}}.

The first quest in this series is to obtain [[Signet]]. Near each town exit you should see a [[Conquest Overseer]] NPC, identified by having "W.W", "T.K", or "I.M" in their name. Speak to them and ask to receive the [[Signet]] effect (be sure to set the weekly "Signet, brb" RoE under "Vana'versary 15 I" first). You should always be sure you have this buff active when leveling in [[Conquest]] areas. 

[[Signet]] gives you a currency called [[Conquest Points]] when you kill monsters. It's not super important anymore, because the best Conquest Points item is the Warp Ring, which you're about to get for free.

To use the {{Item Tooltip|Warp Ring}}, equip it, wait for its 8-second cooldown to tick down to zero, then either go into your Inventory, select it, and select "Use" or just type '''/item "Warp Ring" <me>''' in chat and hit Enter. 
(This guide will get that down to a single button soon. Ctrl-F for "macros" if you can't wait.) 

The third quest gives you a {{KI}} [[Conquest promotion voucher]], which you should exchange for an {{Item Tooltip|Empress Band}}, which you can use to increase your EXP gain.
*The {{Item Tooltip|Empress Band}} only has seven charges, but it can be recharged once per week for 100 CP per charge by trading it back to the [[Signet]] NPC.
**This is cheaper than throwing it out and buying a new one! (Also "recharging" and "buying a new one" share the same weeklong cooldown, so you can't get clever.)
**"Once per week" means "once per IRL week", which in FFXI rolls over at Japan time midnight on Sunday. (8:00 a.m. (PDT) / 3:00 p.m. (GMT) / 4:00 p.m. (BST)) Whenever someone says "week", what they mean is "Sunday JP 12:01 AM to Saturday JP 11:59 PM". (This is the same time that [[Conquest]] status is calculated, [[Sparks]] spending limits are reset, and so on.)
*The other two options for this voucher are a {{Item Tooltip|Chariot Band}} and an {{Item Tooltip|Emperor Band}}, each of which give less total experience.

Now, go outside of town for real and get ready to rumble! If you haven't already, make sure you equip your weapon and use the free scroll that you were given if you chose a mage job.

FFXI is an old game. Combat is slow at the best of times, and level 1 is nowhere near the best of times. You just auto-attack until you get your combat skill level high enough to learn a [[weaponskill]]. And then you auto-attack enough to fill your [[TP]] bar to 1000 to spend it all on a single use of that weaponskill... and then repeat.

If you picked a job with [[spells]], combat is different... but only because you can also cast your single starting spell, until you run out of [[MP]] and have to sit down for half a minute to regenerate it.
*You won't actually need to sit for MP in this section, because leveling up restores you to full HP and MP.

===Introduction to Combat===
Just outside the city, you'll see a book called a [[Field Manual]]. Examining it, then picking "Read about individual training", then selecting "Page 1" (or any later page) will activate [[Fields of Valor]] objectives. Killing the listed targets gives you bonus experience and a currency called [[Tabs]] that you can spend on buffs to help you level faster, like HP regen and defense boosts.

Now that you have entered your first field zone, you have unlocked access to a Records of Eminence objective to defeat enemies in it. Head to Quests → Combat (Region) → Original Areas 1 and undertake this new objective. As you enter new areas, be sure to flag this objective type to maximize Spark and Accolade earnings while traveling.

Selecting a monster and typing '''/check''', or hitting Enter and selecting Check from the menu that pops up, will tell you its level. "Even Match" is the same level as you, and "Tough" is only a few levels above. Higher-level "Very/Incredibly Tough" enemies will be difficult for now. (Later, you'll deliberately aim for higher level targets to get more experience per kill.) The output of /check only tells you two things:
*the target's level and a comparison to yours
*a relative comparison of the monster's evasion and defense to your accuracy and attack.

As you hit enemies, you will gain [[Combat_Skills|combat skill]] levels, which display in your log with a message like “[[Dagger]] skill rises 0.1 points”. When you get enough, you will automatically unlock [[weaponskill]]s. A weaponskill spends 1,000 or more TP (up to a maximum of 3,000) to do damage. Some also do other things like restore MP, heal you, or inflict status ailments. Spend your TP as you get it once you have a weapon skill unlocked, since they deal more damage than autoattacks.

===Selling Stuff===
With [[Signet]] on, you also get {{ItemIcon|Water Crystal|22}} [[Crystals]] as drops from defeating enemies.
*These are consumables used for [[crafting]], so they're always in demand. You can sell full stacks of 12 at the [[Auction House]] for some walking-around money.
*There's also a set of repeatable [[RoE]] objectives (under '''Combat → Spoils I''') for obtaining each type of Crystal, which you should probably keep active for a while.

Between the [[Auction House]] and the [[RoE]] rewards, you should be able to fund your [[Home Point]] teleportation habit until it becomes 80% cheaper pretty soon.

To sell something on the [[Auction House]] (or "AH"), interact with any of the points named "Auction House" located on the windows of the physical AH building in town. 
AHs are labeled on your map, and can be found in [[Bastok Markets]]/[[Bastok Mines]], [[Southern San d'Oria]]/[[Port San d'Oria]], and [[Windurst Woods]]/[[Windurst Walls]]. 
Once you open the little menu, go to "Sell" and select your (single or full stack of 12, nothing in between) item to set a price - you’ll see the history of the last ten sale prices for that item to give you an idea of what to set your price to. 
Once the item sells, go back to the "Sale Status" menu and select the item (which will "helpfully" have turned yellow rather than green) to remove it from your "items for sale" so that you can sell more items. (Yes, this is obtuse as hell.) 
*You only have 7 [[Auction House]] slots, so you can only sell 7 stacks of {{ItemIcon|Water_Crystal|22}} [[Crystals]] at once.
*You can free up inventory space by depositing the rest with an [[Ephemeral Moogle]]. Trade the Moogle any amount of Crystals and it will store them for you until you talk to it to get them back.
The money from sales, or any returned item that didn't sell, goes to your [[Delivery Box]], which you can access from your [[Mog House]].

===Managing Your Inventory===
Chances are you are noticing that your inventory space is tight. Fortunately, you have more space available at the start than you might think:
*Inventory, referred to in-game as a [[Gobbiebag]] or "bag"
**'''30''' initial slots, can be [[Gobbiebag Quests|expanded]] to 80 slots
*[[Mog Safe]] 1, located in (and only accessible from) your [[Mog House]] or a [[Nomad Moogle]]
**'''50''' initial slots, can be [[Give a Moogle a Break|expanded]] to 80 slots
*[[Mog Satchel]], given for free to players who have enabled two-factor authentication via the Square-Enix security token, accessible anywhere in the world from the menu option named "View House" or by typing ''/satchel''
**'''30''' initial slots, expands with your inventory
*[[Mog Case]], immediately available upon character creation, accessible anywhere in the world from the menu option named "View House" or by typing ''/case''
**'''80''' slots, cannot be expanded
*[[Mog Wardrobe]] 1 & 2, immediately available upon character creation, the caveat is only weapons, armor, and ammunition can be stored here; accessible anywhere in the world from the menu option named "View House" or by typing ''/wardrobe'', ''/wardrobe2'', etc.
**'''80 slots each''', you may purchase more Wardrobes (up to 8 total) for an additional $2 per month
**All gear that you plan to use should be put into a wardrobe as soon as possible!

This makes a total of 350 inventory slots you can use right away, and there are more bags you can get access to before level 30 (specifically, [[Mog Safe 2]], [[Storage]], and [[Mog Sack]].) See the [[Inventory 101]] guide for more details. It's recommended you unequip your armor and weapon and stuff them in a Wardrobe. Store items that you are unsure of their value or use in your Safe, Case, or Satchel for later use or disposal.

===Finding Other Players===
[[File:Linkpearl icon.png||24px]] [[Linkshell]]s are the colored pearl icons you see next to other players' names. A linkshell, or LS, is FFXI's equivalent to a guild or free company, but is essentially only a dedicated chat channel. Finding a linkshell is typically how you should go about meeting other players in game. You can equip up to '''two''' [[linkpearl]] items at once for two chat channels.

To find a linkshell to join, you can check the [[Linkshell Concierge]] in your home nation. It will have a list of recruiting linkshells, along with their languages. '''E''' means it is primarily an English linkshell. The three NPCs don't share available linkshells, so check all three when you visit the other two nations in the future.

The NPC will give you a {{Item Tooltip|Linkpearl}} item. (Yes, it really is an item in your inventory!) To equip a Linkpearl, go to Menu → Linkshell. You must hold the Linkpearl in a universally available inventory bag (Inventory, Satchel, Sack, or Case) in order to equip it, but it doesn't have to be in specifically your Inventory. Once equipped, you can chat with other players with the commands <code>/l</code> or <code>/l2</code> (that's lowercase L, for linkshell), depending on which slot you equipped it to.

==Levels 5-10: Building Trust==
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| '''Goals''':
|-
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*Acquire [[Trust]]s
:*Get a party of NPCs to back you up.
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*Join a [[Unity Concord]]
:*Grind another currency, and get a good [[Trust]] too.
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*Begin the Story
:*Do the first few missions for your home nation.
|}

===Rhapsodies of Vana'diel===
When you enter a main city zone for the first time after reaching level 5, you will be prompted to begin [[Rhapsodies of Vana'diel]], a Mission line that ties together all the other story Missions and provides incredibly valuable permanent character boosts. Many players choose to progress this Mission line as quickly as possible to gain all the quality of life benefits from it, such as reduced teleportation fees between Home Points, permanent percentage-based Experience Points bonuses, more Trust party slots, and much more. Other players prefer to postpone progression in this Mission line, as it does tie together stories that you may not be familiar with yet, and introduces some characters earlier than you may normally meet them. The decision is yours on which path to follow. Note that if you defer the Mission line, the game will direct you to the Tales' Beginnings floating book should you wish to resume the Mission at any time, and it will be marked on your map.

===Trust Magic===
Now that you're level 5, you can activate and complete the incredibly important [[RoE]] objective '''Basics → "Call Forth An Alter Ego"''' to unlock the “[[Trust]]” system. 
Trusts are SE's answer to a declining number of lower level players. Since FFXI was designed to be multiplayer, a lot of content assumes that you have a varied group of other players. As the playerbase became more top-heavy, less players were interested in participating in lower level content, so [[Trust]]s - summonable party member copies of various NPCs throughout the game - were invented to pick up the slack. 
For now, you're limited to three active at once, but you will eventually get two [[Rhapsody key items]] from [[Rhapsodies of Vana'diel]] missions that give an additional Trust slot each for a full party of six.

To unlock trusts, talk to [[Trust#Acquiring_Trust_Magic|the appropriate NPC in your city]] to start a quick quest called '''"Trust: [city name]"'''. 
Completing that quest involves learning, and casting, your first Trust spell. 
These can only be cast outside of town, and are located under '''Magic → Trusts''' in the "-" menu (or Ctrl-M → Trusts, or target anything - including yourself - hit Enter, and select Magic → Trusts.)

Once you cast your first Trust, you will complete that RoE objective and unlock the next objective in the category, '''Alter Ego: Valaineral'''. 
You also receive a {{Item Tooltip|Cipher- Valaineral|link=Cipher: Valaineral}}, which you can trade to your city's Trust NPC to obtain the spell that summons Valaineral. In order to trade the Cipher, select the NPC, open your main menu, and select Trade. You may then place the Cipher in the Trade Window and complete the trade. 
Go outside and summon Valaineral to complete that objective, unlocking another objective to summon another Trust, and continue until you have the [[Cipher: Joachim|Joachim]] Trust and no Alter Ego objectives left. 
(This Trust NPC does nothing but unlock Trusts with the Cipher items. Since there are a lot of Trusts, you should be prepared to come back here once in a while.)

Now that you've obtained a Trust, talk to the [[Tutorial NPC]] again to continue their quest line and get your free {{Item Tooltip|Warp Ring}}.

===Joining a Unity===
[[Unity Concord]] expands the RoE system, and is unlockable once you have completed '''10 RoE''' objectives of any kind. It grants additional objectives and a new currency you can earn with many RoE objectives called [[Accolades]]. Activate the RoE objective Tutorial → Basics → '''"All For One"''' and talk to one of the Unity NPCs (found near the RoE NPCs) to join a Unity:
*[[Urbiolaine]] in [[Southern San d'Oria]] (G-10)
*[[Igsli]] in [[Bastok Markets]] (E-11)
*[[Teldro-Kesdrodo]] in [[Windurst Woods]] (J-10)
*[[Yonolala]] in [[Windurst Woods]] (J-10)

By aligning with a selected Unity, you can earn the ability to summon that Unity's leader as a Trust. It's generally agreed upon that the best options to choose from are either [[Yoran-Oran (UC)]] or [[Apururu (UC)]]. They are both excellent healers and can be used all the way up to, and at, item level.
*Once you have obtained competitive healer trusts - typically [[Cipher: Monberaux|Monberaux]] or [[Cipher: Ygnas|Ygnas]], both of whom take RL months to get - consider switching to [[Sylvie (UC)]], the only [[Geomancer]] trust.
*You are able to switch Unities once a week. No regrets!

You won't be able to summon your Unity trust immediately, however: you must earn 5,000 [[Accolades]] within one Conquest Tally (one week.) 
Once you do, they will automatically and silently appear in your trust list. They will vanish again if you don't gain 5,000 Accolades for two weeks in a row, but reappear again when you meet the requirements again.

Being part of a Unity also unlocks access to a [[Records_of_Eminence#Unity|daily rotation of Records of Eminence objectives]]. Some of them are as simple as vanquishing a certain number of enemies while your Unity Leader Trust is summoned, and are easy sources of more Sparks, Accolades, and Experience Points.

Finally, the Unity system allows transportation to areas which are home to Unity Wanted battles. The fights themselves are level 75-140 content, but the Warp system is available as soon as you join a Unity. This will allow you to instantly to travel to areas you haven't been to yet, which is incredibly useful to streamline traveling and will be mentioned frequently later in this guide.
*Note that you can't Unity Warp to places with entry requirements, like [[Aht Urhgan]] or [[Tavnazia]], until you've unlocked direct access to such areas. If you haven't walked somewhere you ''could'' have walked, you can warp there. If you ''can't'' get there, you can't warp there yet.

===More Trusts (or not)===
Next, check this month's [[Repeat Login Campaign]] to see if there are any Trusts available. If you can afford them, they should be your first priority to purchase. 
Trusts particularly worth noting from the campaigns are:
*[[Cipher: Shantotto II|Shantotto II]] (the best damage-dealing trust in the game, and it's not close)
*[[Cipher: Qultada|Qultada]] (an excellent support - the only [[Corsair]] trust who actually uses the Corsair's signature ability, [[Phantom Roll]]) (sorry, Luzaf)
**Qultada will use the experience-bonus-granting [[Corsair's Roll]] whenever you have the buff from the {{Item Tooltip|Empress Band}}, {{Item Tooltip|Echad Ring}}, or other experience-granting items.
*[[Cipher: Amchuchu|Amchuchu]] (a good tank)
*[[Cipher: Zeid II|Zeid II]] (fairly good at dealing damage, and also casts [[Stun]] on enemies)
*[[Cipher: King|King of Hearts]] (a Red Mage who focuses on buffing the player and removing status ailments from the party, along with an AoE WS.)
*[[Cipher: Koru-Moru|Koru-Moru]] (also a Red Mage, but buffs all party members)
*[[Cipher: Kupofried|Kupofried]] trades a functional party slot for a +20% experience buff. (This is generally not worthwhile since it's only additive.)
You'll want to get every Trust eventually to boost Trust stats later on, but for now grab what you can.

For now, your Trust setup should be:
*[[Cipher: Valaineral|Valaineral]] for tanking and annihilating low-level enemies with [[Uriel Blade]].
*[[Cipher: Mihli|Mihli Aliapoh]] is an okay starting healer, though you may find there's not much need for her services with Valaineral around. Once you have access to them, your [[Unity]] leader will be your go-to for healing.
**Windurst players can use the superior [[Cipher: Kupipi|Kupipi]] from the Windurst Trust Initiation quest, but other players don't get her until Rank 3, likely long after their Unity trust.
*Your favorite damage dealer. (If events gave you [[Cipher:_Shantotto_II|Shantotto II]], use her. Otherwise, pick whoever.)

A few notes on Trust mechanics:
*Trusts are summoned with full HP and MP. This means that you can deliberately unsummon and resummon them to fully heal them, as long as their summon spell is not still on its three-minute cooldown.
*The chat command '''"/refa all"''' will unsummon all your Trusts.
*To unsummon only a specific one, target them and use '''"/refa"'''.
** Or select them, hit enter, and select "Release".
** Or type '''"/refa name"'''with their name, for example "/refa Valaineral". The name is the one they use when they say a line of dialogue. This removes spaces and II when applicable - for example: Semih Lafihna uses "SemihLafihna", Shantotto II uses "Shantotto".
*Trusts' levels are equal to your level at the moment that you summoned them. This matters when you're low level and advancing quickly - if you level up a few times, you should probably take a quick break to unsummon and resummon your team so that they also instantly level up - but stops mattering almost immediately when your leveling pace slows down.
*'''Trusts will only act on enemies that you have engaged and performed at least one melee attack (hit or miss) against. They will disengage from an enemy when you do. You cannot order them to attack or retreat independently of your actions. Therefore, even as a job like White Mage or Black Mage, you will need to engage in melee combat against every enemy you wish your trusts to fight.'''

===Macros: A User's Guide===
Personally, I am very lazy, so now that I have Trusts, I'd streamline summoning them with '''macros'''! Hold Ctrl or Alt to see your macro bars, or L2/R2 for controllers. Now let go of that button and go edit them under "Macros" in the - menu.

Macros have their own "fun" syntax. If you're a [[Black Mage]] and you want a macro to cast [[Stone]] on the currently targeted enemy, the macro would read: 
'''/ma "Stone" <t>'''

That's:
*'''/ma''' for "use Magic"
*'''"Stone"''', the full name of what you're casting (the quotes are not necessary for single words, but will be for "Stone II" and onwards)
*'''<t>''', your current target, who you're casting it on

Other categories for the first option include:
*'''/ja''' (job abilities like [[Berserk]] or [[Steal]])
*'''/item''' (items like {{Item Tooltip|Potion}} or {{Item Tooltip|Antidote}})
*'''/ra''' (a Ranged Attack with your equipped ranged weapon)
*'''/ws''' (weapon skills like Fast Blade or Wasp Sting).

The second part in quotes can be any spell, ability, or item in the game.

Other categories for the third option include:
*<me> (you, the player)
*<pet> (a [[Beastmaster]], [[Dragoon]], [[Puppetmaster]], or [[Summoner]]'s pet)
*<st> (brings up a subtarget selection arrow to pick a target)
*<p2> (the person in the second slot in the party).

So if you want to summon Valaineral, you'd make a macro with one line: 
/ma "Valaineral" <me>

But let's say you're even lazier. You don't want to hit three macros to summon your Trusts, you only want to hit one. 
The missing piece is the <wait X> command, which pauses for X seconds before executing the next line. You can put it on the same line as an action, so your Trust macro can be all one button and look like this: 
/ma "Valaineral" <me> <wait 6> 
/ma "Yoran-Oran (UC)" <me> <wait 6> 
/ma "Tenzen"<me>

Note that your Unity leader Trust has "(UC)" for (Unity Concord) at the end of the spell's name, even though it isn't in their name on the party list or over their head on the overworld.

While you're making a macro, you might also want to make a Warp Ring macro: 
/equip ring1 "Warp Ring" <wait 9> 
/item "Warp Ring" <me>

Warp Ring has an eight second cooldown, so the <wait 9> makes sure you wait long enough before you try to use it. Ring1 is the left ring slot and ring2 is the right ring. (If you look at your character's equipment window, you'll see why - they're in that left-to-right order and labelled.)

Another useful macro is the basic one to use a weapon skill, which looks like: 
/ws "Fast Blade" <t>

This one uses <t>, for "current target", rather than <me>, because you use WSes on enemies.

'''Windower users''': to have a macro directly input a Windower command, use /console before the command. For example, "/console mh" would be the same as typing "mh" in the Windower Console, which is the command to tell MyHome to use {{Item Tooltip|Warp Ring}}. You can replace the Warp Ring macro above with that single line.

===Actually Leveling Up===
Go back outside and kill stuff with your new party! You'll marvel at the difference in kill speed with Valaineral! Also, the other Trusts are there too.

There's a small red dot labeled "[[Outpost]]" on the map of one of the two areas immediately outside your city. (Specifically, [[North Gustaberg]], [[West Ronfaure]], or [[West Sarutabaruta]]) Try going there and interacting with the [[Survival Guide]]. When you're done, you can use it to warp back to the Guide in town. Poke your nose into the next area for more levels if you want, but don't go too far, because you've got a main plot to progress.

Once you're level 10, zoning into your [[Mog House]] and talking to your Moogle will start the [[A Moogle Kupo d'Etat]] missions. Just so you're not wondering why you got that cutscene. Also, while you're in your Mog House, feel free to drop things off in your Mog Safe.

===Starting a Story===
Now it's time to start the actual storyline. Near the [[Conquest Overseer]] you receive [[Signet]] from will be another NPC known as a [[Gate Guard]]. These NPCs will be your purveyor of most story Missions. 
Specifically, accept the only one you have available, Mission 1-1, and then complete it.
*[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Bastok Missions]] [[Bastok_Mission_1-1|Bastok Mission 1-1]]
*[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|27px|link=San d'Oria Missions]] [[San_d'Oria_Mission_1-1|San d'Oria Mission 1-1]]
*[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Windurst Missions]] [[Windurst_Mission_1-1|Windurst Mission 1-1]]

Then do Mission 1-2. Mission 1-3 takes you to a dungeon-esque area full of beastmen near your city. Before you go, you should buy a map of that area at your local [[Map Vendor]]!
*[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Bastok Missions]] [[Bastok_Mission_1-3|Bastok Mission 1-3]] is inside [[Palborough Mines]].
*[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|27px|link=San d'Oria Missions]] [[San_d'Oria_Mission_1-3|San d'Oria Mission 1-3]] is inside [[Ghelsba Outpost]].
*[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Windurst Missions]] [[Windurst_Mission_1-3|Windurst Mission 1-3]] is inside [[Giddeus]].

(Optional) If your nation is Windurst, keep any {{Item Tooltip|Yagudo Necklace|Yagudo Bead Necklace}}s that drop from [[Yagudo]] enemies during your visit to [[Giddeus]]. We can turn in 4 of these to unlock a Trust later. If you don't get enough now, you can collect more in [[Castle Oztroja]] during Mission 3-1 or 4-1.

Completing Mission 1-3 will raise your Rank to 2, and then you can {{ItemIcon|Water Crystal|22}} [[Rank_Points|trade Crystals to the mission guard]] to fill your Rank bar again. If you have any extra crystals at this point, you might as well sell them - you'll need more once you're Rank 3, but you'll also have killed a bunch of stuff to level along the way, and gil is likely tighter than crystals for you right now.

===Making Money===
Speaking of, there's a far better and faster method of making gil than selling {{ItemIcon|Water Crystal|22}} [[Crystals]] on the [[Auction House]]. As you've been completing [[RoE]] objectives, you've been acquiring [[Sparks of Eminence]] and [[Unity Accolades]]. Each of these can be used to purchase items that sell to NPCs for gil.

You can talk to the [[Sparks_Of_Eminence#Merchants|local Sparks Merchant]] to purchase equipment for Sparks (ignore the non-equipment items until you're 99, if ever - they're all very overpriced.) 
Since you're level 10 now, you can buy and equip a higher-level weapon and set of armor. Come back every five levels or so if you want to stay up to date.

When it comes to earning raw gil, an item's purchase price in Sparks is determined by its sell price in gil. Every sellable item has the same Sparks:gil ratio of about 1:10. This means you can spend Sparks on almost any piece of gear ('''except the level 99 {{Rare}}Rare/{{Ex}}EX stuff, which CANNOT be sold'''), then sell it to a NPC for 10 times as much gil as you spent in Sparks. Thanks to bots that did this 24/7/365, Sparks got capped - you can "only" exchange 100,000 total Sparks per week, resetting on Sundays, for a total of about '''one million free gil every week'''. The highest-price sellable item is the level 75 {{Item Tooltip|Acheron Shield}}, if you want to burn your Sparks at maximum speed. It's on the last page (3rd page) of the level 71-98 section, and is the second item from the bottom of the list.

There's a similar method of spending [[Unity Accolades]]. Buy {{Item Tooltip|Prize Powder}}s for 10 Accolades each and sell them for 100 gil each. (This is also capped at 100,000 Accolades per week for the same bot-related reasons.) Think of this as a two million gil per week UBI!

Don't spend all your Accolades! You can also use them to warp to zones, even ones you haven't been to yet, and it's really convenient. That said, blow some if you need a little walking-around money.

==Levels 10-18: Making Progress==
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| '''Goals''':
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*Acquire a [[Subjob]]
:*And also level it up.
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*Travel far from home
:*(But not far from a [[Home Point]].)
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*Touch some Crystals
:*This is a Final Fantasy game, after all.
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*Complete 2-1 [[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Bastok Missions]][[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Windurst Missions]][[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|27px|link=San d'Oria Missions]] Missions
:*Continue your story
|}

===Leaving Home===
The main goal for this band of levels is to unlock your [[subjob]] at 18. [[Subjob]]s are a second job, capped at half the level of your main job, that grants its abilities and stats to your main job. However, there's no such thing as a free lunch - you'll have to spend time leveling up another job to have those levels when the job is set as your subjob. Otherwise you'll find yourself a THF99/WAR1 without any sweet benefits. The bright side is that you ''only'' need to level them - no other forms of horizontal progression impact your subjob's performance.

To that end, this section will have you leveling to 18 in zones further out from your starting city and completing a few [[Rhapsodies of Vana'diel]] (or "RoV") missions to be rewarded with the ability to set a subjob and the first of the {{KI}} [[Rhapsody key items]], which have really, really varied (and also really strong) benefits.

Your exact path varies by starting city, but your goal is one of the twin cities of [[Selbina]] and [[Mhaura]]. (There's a [[Ferry_-_Mhaura/Selbina|ferry that runs from one city to the other]] three times every Vana'diel day, or [https://www.pyogenes.com/ffxi/timer/v2.html once every 19 minutes and 12 seconds real time], and takes about the same time to make the trip. The correct phrase is actually "sister cities", because they're similar and far apart, not geographically neighboring.)

Get {{ItemIcon|Signet|22}} [[Signet]] before you go, because you will also be leveling up along the way and it has a really long duration.

Each Nation's 2-1 Mission will ask you to travel through one of the following areas, so go ahead and accept the associated Mission. Don't bother heading back to turn it in right away, our destination of Selbina or Mhaura is more pressing. Once you do make it back to turn in, you will be left with a choice. All Nation 2-2 Missions can be skipped, so it's up to you if you want to do so. None are particularly difficult, nor do any of them have much actual story involved. Either way, we are going to put off Mission 2-3 until a bit later.

*[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Bastok Missions]] [[Bastok Mission 2-1]] players:
**You're going northwest from [[North Gustaberg]]...
**north through the [[Konschtat Highlands]] (which has a [[Survival Guide]])...
**south through the [[Valkurm Dunes]] (which has another [[Survival Guide]])...
**...to [[Selbina]].
*[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|27px|link=San d'Oria Missions]] [[San d'Oria Mission 2-1]] players: You're going south from [[West Ronfaure]]...
**south through the [[La Theine Plateau]] (which has a [[Survival Guide]])...
**south through the [[Valkurm Dunes]] (which has another [[Survival Guide]])...
**...to [[Selbina]].
*[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Windurst Missions]] [[Windurst Mission 2-1]] players: You're going northeast from [[East Sarutabaruta]]...
**east through the [[Tahrongi Canyon]] (which has a [[Survival Guide]])...
**southeast through the [[Buburimu Peninsula]] (which has a [[Survival Guide]])...
**to [[Mhaura]]
***...and eventually you'd take the ferry to [[Selbina]] if you wanted to level in [[Valkurm Dunes]] like it's 2004. (Sorry, Windurst players. Just use the faster method in the next paragraph if you ''do'' want to go there.)

Remember to hit the [[Map Vendor]] again before you go!

'''Faster travel alternative''': While I genuinely do recommend making this trip on foot - partially because the lowest-level mob in [[Valkurm Dunes]] is level 11, so it may be rough to continue leveling there without some intermediate killing in the areas between - you can get there faster by using a "[[Unity Warp]]". 
Talking to the [[Unity Concord]] NPC in your home city and selecting "bring me to a Wanted Encounter area" will let you teleport directly to [[Unity_Concord#Unity_Wanted_Notorious_Monsters|a broad variety of locations]]. 
Specifically, there's an arrival point at (G-8) of [[Valkurm Dunes]] under "Level 119". From there, take a few steps south and you're in [[Selbina]].

You will begin to find level 10+ monsters once you hit the second zone on your journey, so you can continue to kill appropriate targets appropriately and gain more levels. 
Also, you will need [[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_1-4|three of a specific monster's drop to complete Rhapsodies mission 1-4]], so making this walk lets you farm them along the way.
*If you're going to [[Selbina]], you need three {{Item Tooltip|Bee Pollen}}, dropped from [[Huge Wasp]]s in either [[Konschtat Highlands|Konschtat]] (near the Crag, the better spot to farm these) or [[La Theine Plateau|La Theine]] (in many of the valleys, though they mostly require going through [[Ordelle's Caves]] to get down there).
*If you're going to [[Mhaura]], you need three {{Item Tooltip|Mandra._Dewdrop|alt=Mandragora Dewdrop}}s, dropped from [[Pygmaioi]] in Tahrongi. (By "going to", I mean "setting foot in first". That locks you into needing this item, rather than the other one.)
**To make your life easier, either farm these as [[Thief]] or bring a trust such as [[Cipher: Lion]] for [[Treasure Hunter]]. Also, don't forget to set some [[Records of Eminence]] objectives, such as your chosen zone's '''Conflict: x''', '''Spoils (Honey)''', and '''Spoils (Beehive Chip)'''

To find these enemies near you even when they're not close enough to be immediately visible, open your Map and select the "[[Wide Scan]]" option. This shows all monsters within about a map square radius of you, sorted by internal ID rather than anything sensible like "name" or "monster type", and lets you select a specific monster to "track" on the small in-game compass on your HUD. This is super convenient and used to be exclusive to [[Ranger]]s and [[Beastmaster]]s (who still get an expanded radius on their Wide Scan, because this is FFXI) for the first decade of the game's life.

Once you arrive in [[Selbina]] or [[Mhaura]] (and get a Rhapsodies cutscene), open your map and beeline for the [[Home Point]]. Be sure to use it so you don't have to take another walk back. Now you can teleport back to your home city if you need to do some shopping! (If you'd like to change jobs or need to access anything in your [[Mog House]] other than [[Storage]], you can do so by talking to the nearby [[Nomad Moogle]], so you don't have to travel just for that.)

===Subbing In===
If you're not level 18 yet, head back outside and grind until you are. Now talk to [[Naillina]] in [[Selbina]] or [[Numi Adaligo]] in [[Mhaura]] and finish their Mission to receive {{KI}} [[Gilgamesh's_introductory_letter|"Gilgamesh's Introductory Letter"]], which you then give to another NPC - either [[Isacio]] in Selbina or [[Vera]] in Mhaura by talking to them twice. Now you have your [[subjob]]! (Wide Scan also works on NPCs, in case you're having any trouble finding them.)

Before going any further, take a brief detour to do [[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_1-6|two more Rhapsodies missions]] to get the {{KI}} [[Rhapsody_in_White|"Rhapsody in White"]] key item, which gives, among other benefits:
*'''another Trust slot''' in your party
*+30% EXP earned forever
*+100% weapon skill up rate
*the ability to buy {{Item Tooltip|Silent Oil}} and {{Item Tooltip|Prism Powder}} at any [[Curio Vendor Moogle]] (a consumable, non-magical, source of [[Sneak]] and [[Invisible]] for exploration)
*'''-80% teleportation costs''' at [[Home Point]]s and [[Survival Guide]]s

First, buy a map of [[Norg]] from either [[Lombaria]] in [[Selbina]] or [[Ludwig]] in [[Mhaura]]. Then talk to [[Pacomart]] in Selbina or [[Tonasav]] (I-9 in Mhaura) and let them take you to [[Norg]], the secret city of pirates. Examine the Oaken Door at K-8 twice, watching a cutscene each time, and get your Rhapsody KI. Be sure to hit both of the [[Home Point]]s and the single [[Survival Guide]] while you're here - it will be much more challenging to return to Norg later on without these fast travel options.

Now that you have your subjob, you can also finish off the [[Tutorial NPC]]'s questline back in your home city for your free {{Item Tooltip|Echad Ring}}. Enjoy the free experience!

==Levels 19-30: To Jeuno, Other Jobs, and Starting Abyssea==
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*Go to [[Jeuno]]
:*It's a nice city.
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*Reach level 30
:*And swap to a new [[Job]] if you want.
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*Meet [[Joachim]]
:*(even though he already [[Cipher:_Joachim|Trusts]] you.)
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*Cultivate your [[Mog Garden]]
:*(or at least enter it.)
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===Moving Out===
Head back into whichever of [[Selbina]]/[[Mhaura]] you were at and grind up to level 20 in [[Valkurm Dunes]] or [[Buburimu Peninsula]]. Now you're good to move on to brighter pastures - the Grand Duchy of [[Jeuno]] awaits!

It's a bit of a hike. It can be a dangerous walk if you don't pay attention, it's but mostly just long. You have two options, one of which trivializes the trip:

*If you want to use a modern convenience, talking to the [[Unity Concord]] NPC in your home city and selecting "bring me to a Wanted Encounter area", Level 125 → [[Batallia Downs]] will plant you right next to a wall with a gate in it. Go through the gate and walk directly into the city of Jeuno!
**From this point forward in the guide, I will simply be saying "use the level 125 Unity warp to [[Batallia Downs]]" rather than repeating the full explanation every time.
*If you want the classic 2005 FFXI experience, walk instead! Buy some {{Item Tooltip|Silent Oil}} and {{Item Tooltip|Prism Powder}} from the [[Curio Vendor Moogle]] in your hometown. You can use these to cast self-targeted [[Sneak]] and [[Invisible]]. We had those in 2005, and they were always recommended for stuff like this, so it's not cheating.
*If you're walking, teleport back to a [[Survival Guide]] you touched earlier and continue onwards via one of these routes:
**[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Bastok Missions]] [[Bastok]]: [[Konschtat Highlands]], and northeast to
***[[Pashhow Marshlands]], and northeast to
***[[Rolanberry Fields]], which connects to [[Lower Jeuno]]
**[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|27px|link=San d'Oria Missions]] [[San d'Oria]]: [[La Theine Plateau]], and east to
***[[Jugner Forest]], and northeast to
***[[Batallia Downs]], which connects to [[Upper Jeuno]]
**[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Windurst Missions]] [[Windurst]]: [[Tahrongi Canyon]], and northwest to
***[[Meriphataud Mountains]], and northwest to
***[[Sauromugue Champaign]], which connects to [[Port Jeuno]]

===Welcome to Jeuno===
Welcome to Jeuno! Near where you entered, there's a [[Home Point]]. The other end of the zone has another [[Home Point]], a [[Mog House]] entrance, and sets of stairs connecting all four of Jeuno's zones and [[Qufim Island]], where you will shortly be leveling. Along with two Home Points in the Upper/Lower/Port Jeuno, there's also four and a [[Survival Guide]] in Ru'Lude Gardens.

Entering Lower Jeuno specifically gives you a cutscene starting the [[A Crystalline Prophecy]] missions. You may elect to opt out of this Mission line and resume it at a later time. It, along with [[A Shantotto Ascension]] and [[A Moogle Kupo d'Etat]] are side-stories which are not canon to the other Mission lines. The rewards for these Missions provide some very niche augmented gear which isn't really a priority at this time.

Settle in, hit the Mog House, sell some stuff on the Auction House, whatever you want, though note that there are no Unity or Sparks NPCs in this region. Before you do anything else, get a rideable [[mount]]! Mounts are faster than running and prevent you from being aggroed by monsters, which is great. This quest is why the recommendation is to specifically hit level 20 before coming to Jeuno, as that's a prerequisite.

===Catch a Ride===
Go to [[Upper Jeuno]]. If you don't already have the {{KI}} [[Map of the Jeuno area]], talk to [[Rusese]] inside the shop at H-6 and buy it. It's a prerequisite for the mount quest for some reason. Grab [[Home Point]] #3 while you're here. 
After that, talk to [[Brutus]] at G-7 (down the stairs) to start the quest [[Chocobo's Wounds]]. This quest requires you to acquire 4 {{Item Tooltip|Gausebit Grass}}, which are either about 10k gil each on the [[Auction House]] or drop from [[Wadi Hare]]s in [[Dangruf Wadi]] (a Bastok area, past [[South Gustaberg]]) or [[Crane Fly|Crane Flies]] in [[Meriphataud Mountains]] (on the Windurst path to get to Jeuno, connected to [[Tahrongi Canyon]]).
* If he mentions a chocobo running off, that's the wrong quest ([[Chocobo on the Loose!]]). Talk to him a couple more times until he prompts you to say "Nope, never!".

Once you get the items, trade them to the sick chocobo and receive the {{KI}} [[Chocobo_license|Chocobo license]] key item. This license... lets you buy Chocobo rides from vendors, FF6-style. One ride per purchase, and the instant you dismount (or after 20 minutes) it's gone. It's useless, but it's a prerequisite to the real deal!

Talk to the nearby Taru in a chocobo suit, [[Mapitoto]], to start the quest [[Full Speed Ahead!]]. After a (frankly awful) raptor riding tutorial mission, you will unlock Mounts.
*Don't worry about failing the quest the first time, you can repeat it as many times as you like until completion, and even get offered a lower difficulty after the first failure. 
Now you can ride the raptor any time by either selecting Abilities → Mount or using the text command "/mount Raptor". I'd just make a macro for the latter. 
[[:Category:Mounts|Other mounts]] are available from login campaigns and quests. (Personally, I'm fond of [[Omega_Mount|Omega]] and the cute lil' [[Xzomit_Mount|Xzomit]].)

===Two Great Trusts===
Now's the time to get Rank 3! Not because you particularly derive benefits from the intended reason to do so, but because being on your nation's Mission 2-3 lets you pick up two powerful trusts. Now that you've got your mount, head back to your home city and accept Mission 2-3. Remember, you can, and probably should, skip Mission 2-2.
* [[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Bastok Missions]] [[Bastok Mission 2-3]]
* [[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|27px|link=San d'Oria Missions]] [[San d'Oria Mission 2-3]]
* [[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Windurst Missions]] [[Windurst Mission 2-3]]

Doing 2-3 will require you to visit the two starter cities that you didn't start in. Again, you can either use the [[Unity Concord]] NPCs or walk:

For example, to get to [[Windurst]], you have to either:
*go back to [[Selbina]]
*take the boat to [[Mhaura]]
*walk [[Mhaura]] → [[Buburimu Peninsula]] → [[Tahrongi Canyon]] → [[East Sarutabaruta]]
*and finally arrive in [[Windurst]]

...or, '''far easier''': talk to the [[Unity Concord]] NPC in your home city, tell them to "bring me to a Wanted encounter area", and select Level 75 → [[East Sarutabaruta]]. Then just stroll right into the city.

For [[San d'Oria]], it's [[Selbina]] → [[La Theine Plateau]] → [[West Ronfaure]] → [[San d'Oria]], or the level 75 Unity Warp to East Ronfaure.
And for [[Bastok]], it's [[Selbina]] → [[Konschtat Highlands]] → [[North Gustaberg]] → [[South Gustaberg]] → [[Bastok]], or the level 75 Unity Warp to South Gustaberg.

While you're in the progress of doing Mission 2-3, talk to two specific NPCs for two new trusts:
*To get [[Cipher:_Semih|Semih Lafihna]], talk to [[Kupipi]] behind the desk in [[Heavens Tower]] in [[Windurst Walls]].
*To acquire [[Cipher:_Halver|Halver]], talk to Halver himself just inside [[Chateau d'Oraguille]], north of [[Northern San d'Oria]].

Replace whatever non-Shantotto II DPS Trust you were using with Semih forever. Like Valaineral, she's just a cut above everything else you have access to right now.

(Optional) Speaking of Trusts, complete [[Trust: Bastok]], [[Trust: San d'Oria]], and [[Trust: Windurst]] (whichever two you don't have yet) while you're visiting. Each gives you a new Cipher, and unlocks that nation's Trust NPC as someone you can trade your Ciphers to.

While you're doing Mission 2-3, you will have to go into two beastmen-controlled dungeon-esque areas near the cities. 
Before you go, hit a local [[Map Vendor]] to get maps to save yourself some pain, and once you're in there, make sure to hit the [[Home Point]]s at the end of each, even if that requires a detour for one of them.

(Optional) If your nation is Bastok or San d'Oria, keep any {{Item Tooltip|Yagudo Necklace|Yagudo Bead Necklace}}s that drop from [[Yagudo]] enemies during your visit to [[Giddeus]]. We need 4 of these to unlock a Trust. If you don't get enough now, you can collect more in [[Castle Oztroja]] during Mission 4-1.

===Reaching Level 30 and Doing Stuff===
Once you're ready to continue leveling - ideally after a quick trip to spend some [[Sparks]] on a new weapon and some armor - grab {{ItemIcon|Signet|22}} [[Signet]] from one of the guards near the Jeuno exit gates. 
Head to [[Port Jeuno]] and go down the stairs near the [[Mog House]] (not the ones leading up to [[Lower Jeuno]].) You should see a NPC named [[Oboro]] at the bottom, possibly with a crowd of AFK players selling items in their Bazaars nearby. Ignore him completely until you're level 99 and go through the doorway to zone into [[Qufim Island]]. 
[[Sneak]] through the tunnel here (figuratively or literally) and head for the lake at H-7 to kill Land Worms, then move on to Clippers, Land Pugils, and Gigases of various types. Grab the [[Home Point]] nearby and the [[Survival Guide]] outside [[Lower Delkfutt's Tower]] to the northeast while you're here, because you'll be coming back for Missions fairly soon. 
When it's feeling like the experience gain is slowing down, pop inside [[Lower Delkfutt's Tower]] - getting a cutscene to start the [[Chains of Promathia]] Missions - and hit the [[Survival Guide]] here while continuing to kill everything in sight until level 30.

===Starting Some Clocks===
Once you're Rank 3, go to the "Mog Dinghy" in [[Port Bastok]] (K-11) / [[Port San d'Oria]] (I-8) / [[Port Windurst]] (C-8) and interact with it to be taken to your [[Mog Garden]]. 
This is a private instanced zone where you can gather materials a set number of times per day - some of which are valuable enough to bother selling on the AH. The only way to be able to gather more times per day is to purchase key items that are gated behind having already gathered a fixed number of times, so you want to start early!
* (You may not want to spend gil on the level-up key items from the nearby [[Skipper Moogle]]s, since there's another currency you can use for payment once you reach [[Adoulin]]. If you have extra gil, go for it, otherwise wait to use the Adoulin currency, [[Bayld]], to buy the same items from [[Zenicca]].)
* If you're struggling for space, most of the fish and plants and such can just be sold to the moogle in the garden.
* Entering the garden each day adds 1 star to your {{KI}} [[GPS crystal]]. Try to save up 15 stars to buy the {{KI}} [[Shimmering invitation]], which adds an [[Ephemeral Moogle]] (the guy that lets you store crystals) to the garden.

Once you're level 30, you can - '''and immediately should''' - start the [[Abyssea]] storyline. Zone into [[Port Jeuno]] on your level 30 job for a cutscene, then talk to [[Joachim]] at H-8. After this, you have to enter [[Abyssea]] exactly once to start the {{KI}} [[traverser stone]] accumulation timer. The fastest way to do this is to teleport to the [[Valkurm Dunes]] [[Survival Guide]] and examine the nearby [[Cavernous Maw]] at I-9 to the southeast. 
Once you enter [[Abyssea]], head back out the way you came, go back to [[Port Jeuno]], and talk to [[Joachim]] again. Now your [[traverser stone]] accumulation timer has started ticking (at a rate of one stone per sixteen IRL hours) and you can ignore [[Abyssea]] until you actually care about it!

===Quality of Life===
There's also a few minor stops you should make now for quality-of-life purposes. In no particular order:

The other way to get to the Mog Garden is exiting directly from your Mog House after completing an individual city's [[:Category:Mog_House_Exit_Quests|Mog House Exit Quest]]. These quests are pretty simple (just a single item traded to a NPC) and have a great reward - not only do they let you exit from your [[Mog House]] out to any zone in a city regardless of the zone you entered from, but they let you go to the Mog Garden as well.

Better yet, completing all three of the starter nations' quests also unlocks your [[Mog Safe 2]] to store up to 80 more items in. I mention this here, rather than in an earlier section, because the flowers for the three starter city quests can be bought for 120 gil each from [[Areebah]] in [[Upper Jeuno]].

Speaking of item storage, Jeuno is also the location of the ten [[Gobbiebag_Quests|Gobbiebag quests]], each of which expands your Inventory by 5 slots to a final total of 80. You may need more [[Fame#Quickest Claim To Fame|Fame]] to start them, so check that page for information on the quick repeatable quests to use ([[Mandragora-Mad]] for [[Windurst]] and [[Only the Best]] for both [[Bastok]] and [[San d'Oria]] simultaneously.). Take the "Item Required Comparison" list on each Gobbiebag quest page with a grain of salt; on some servers, the items required for any given quest may be more expensive in total than a [[Goblin Stew 880]] or one or more of the required items may not even be in stock at all. Check the Auction House first for all four items before buying any of them!

You can also buy a [[Mog Sack]] from the [[Artisan Moogle]] in [[Ru'Lude Gardens]] at (I-9) for 9,980 gil. This is another bag, the same size as your Inventory (talk to the Moogle again every time you finish a Gobbiebag to have it expand the Sack to match), that works just like every other inventory.

Once you're Rank 3 and have completed [[Trust: Bastok]], you can get the [[Cipher:_Ayame|Ayame trust]] by talking to Ayame in [[Metalworks]] (K-7). She's not as good as Semih Lafihna for general purposes, but she opens [[skillchains]] for you. This is especially useful if you have Shantotto II, as this lets her Magic Burst more often.
* (Optional) If you've completed [[Trust: San d'Oria]], you can also collect the [[Cipher: Curilla|Curilla trust]] by talking to Curilla in [[Chateau d'Oraguille]] (I-9). She's a tank, but not quite as effective as Valaineral.
* (Optional) If you've completed [[Trust: Windurst]] and collected 4x {{Item Tooltip|Yagudo Necklace|alt=Yagudo Bead Necklace}}s, go to [[Nanaa Mihgo]] in [[Windurst Woods]] (J-3) and use the necklaces to complete her quest, [[Mihgo's Amigo]]. Afterwards, zone out and/or wait one game day, then talk to her again. If you happen to pick up the [[Rock Racketeer]] quest, then talk to her a few more times to trigger the Trust cutscene. She's a Thief, so she provides [[Treasure Hunter]] to improve your item drop chances. She also has [[Despoil]] to steal items, and any items she steals will be given to you.

===Early Advanced Jobs===
Also at 30, the [[Job Quests]] for [[Paladin]], [[Dark Knight]], [[Beastmaster]], [[Bard]], [[Ranger]], [[Samurai]], [[Ninja]], [[Dragoon]], and [[Summoner]] open up. Later on you'll have access to a few more Advanced Jobs, but we'll go over those as they come up. If you're interested in one of these, feel free to take some time off and get ''that'' to 30 and hey look, your new main job. Have fun! 

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'''Job'''
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'''Description'''
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| '''[[Paladin]]''' [[File:Rev. Coronet icon.png|link=Paladin]]
| PLD is the classic [[Sword]] and [[Shield]] knight, and the best tank for reducing physical damage or handling large numbers of enemies. Not only that, PLD can keep their party alive with surprisingly potent healing spells! It does tend to lack damage, however.
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| '''[[Dark Knight]]''' [[File:Ignominy Burgeonet icon.png|link=Dark Knight]]
| DRK is all about offense! It hits slow and hard, and can sacrifice its own HP and defenses to power up its attacks. It also has a small suite of black magic spells to add some extra utility. DRKs mostly use [[Great Sword]]s and [[Scythe]]s.
|- style="background: #e5e5e5;"
| '''[[Beastmaster]]''' [[File:Totemic Helm icon.png|link=Beastmaster]]
| BST is the first dedicated pet job on the list. It can [[Charm]] enemies into doing the fighting for you (or use special [[Jug]] items to summon unique pets) - which can be very powerful and provide a wide array of damage and debuff options. The BST itself doesn't have as much going on, but can deal decent damage with one-handed [[Axe]]s.
|- style="background: #F3F3F3;"
| '''[[Bard]]''' [[File:Brioso Roundlet icon.png|link=Bard]]
| BRD is a dedicated support job, using a wide range of songs to provide powerful buffs to their party. They don't deal much damage on their own, but can drastically improve the damage of those around them - and have a few debuff songs to boot! They primarily wield one-handed [[Daggers]].
|- style="background: #e5e5e5;"
| '''[[Ranger]]''' [[File:Orion Beret icon.png|link=Ranger]]
| RNG spends its time standing back and tearing enemies up with ranged attacks from [[Bows]], [[Crossbow]]s, and even [[Guns]]. It provides very little party support beyond its damage - but wow, does it deal damage. That damage comes at a (literal) price, though, as you'll need to buy ammunition for your ranged attacks.
|- style="background: #F3F3F3;"
| '''[[Samurai]]''' [[File:Wakido Kabuto icon.png|link=Samurai]]
| SAM specializes in gaining lots of TP quickly. It can generate it out of thin air with [[Meditate]] and preserve it with [[Sekkanoki]], letting you use [[Weapon Skills]] fast enough to [[Skillchain]] solo! SAMs are the only job to specialize in [[Great Katana]]s, though they can also use [[Bows]] for ranged attacks.
|- style="background: #e5e5e5;"
| '''[[Ninja]]''' [[File:Hachiya Hatsuburi icon.png|link=Ninja]]
| NIN is a flexible job with a wide range of options. It can deal decent physical damage, and can cast [[Ninjutsu]] spells to add a bit of magic damage as well. It can also be a decent tank, as its [[Utsusemi]] ninjutsu allows it to automatically evade most attacks - even many single-target spells! It primarily dual-wields one-handed [[Katana]]s, and uses [[Shurikens]] for ranged attacks.
|- style="background: #F3F3F3;"
| '''[[Dragoon]]''' [[File:Vishap Armet icon.png|link=Dragoon]]
| DRG gets a pet wyvern! Or is it a dragon...? Either way, it's mostly automated, so no need to worry about micromanaging. DRG is one of the more active jobs, with a variety of [[Jump]] abilities to generate TP very quickly. Its wyvern pet also can provide utility depending on your subjob - it can even heal! DRGs primarily wield two-handed [[Polearm]]s, like spears and lances.
|- style="background: #e5e5e5;"
| '''[[Summoner]]''' [[File:Convoker's Horn icon.png|link=Summoner]]
| SMNs can control the classic Final Fantasy summons (Shiva, Ifrit, etc) as pets. These summons can be difficult to attain, but are extremely powerful - providing a ton of damage, buffs, debuffs, and even other utility such as healing. However, much like in other classic FFs, SMN is easily the weakest physical class, relying entirely on the summon to do their dirty work for them. They wield two-handed [[Staves]], but don't expect to be dealing much melee damage with them.
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==Levels 30-50: Home Points, Survival Guides, Missions, and So On==
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*Reach level 50
:*And find yourself level capped.
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*Touch a bunch of Home Points and Survival Guides
:*Or don't. It's your life.
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*Reach Rank 4
:*...it's high enough 4 now.
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By end of this large section, you should be level 50. 
At this point you can begin and make good progress in several different Mission storylines. These will take you to new areas with new currencies, NPCs, foes, and game systems. By no means are you required to start any of these Missions now, you are free to defer them until later if you like. If you just want to level up, head on down to the "Enough Distractions, Let's Level Up" section.

===Home Points and Survival Guides===
If you're interested in going on a bit of a world tour to explore and gather fast travel options, this section is for you. Otherwise, feel free to skip ahead. In general for these trips, you want to be mounted in every zone you can be to avoid aggro. If you can't be mounted, break out the {{Item Tooltip|Silent Oil}} and {{Item Tooltip|Prism Powder}}. 
Some enemies (though it's rare, and mostly [[Notorious Monsters]] with unique names) are still "true sight", so you may have to run from some stuff if you aren't mounted. 
[[Undead]] also have "blood aggro" so make sure your HP is not in the yellow or below - if you're not fighting, this is generally easy, but be careful if you're swapping gear. 
Some other mobs are "magic aggro", so don't cast [[Sneak]] or [[Invisible]] around them if you're on an actual mage job! Oils and Powders are fine, just no spells. Magic aggro is generally restricted to [[Arcana]] - [[Golem]]s, [[Magic Pot]]s, [[Cardian]]s, and [[bomb]]s - and [[elemental]]s. Give or take some random other stuff.

In no particular order, here's all the destinations:
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*You went to the end of the beastman areas near the two cities you didn't start in for Mission 2-3. However, you may not have explored to the end of your starting city's area ([[Palborough Mines]], [[Yughott Grotto]] [attached to [[Ghelsba Outpost]]], and [[Giddeus]]), which also has a Home Point.
*Unity warp to [[Yuhtunga Jungle]] (level 119) and ride a chocobo generally northward (although there's a tunnel where you have to go a bit east along the way) to the [[Kazham]] zone line at G-5 for the Home Point in Kazham.
*Unity warp to [[The Boyahda Tree]] (level 125) to be dropped into the middle of the dungeon. From here, run south to the zone line to the [[Cloister of Storms]] and touch the Home Point next to it.
*Pick up the [[Dragon's Aery]] Survival Guide while you're here: from the Cloister, head back north to the lake, drop down to the west, take the passage in the northwest of the room you arrive in, and keep following it without falling down until you find the zone line.
*All three of the ones with Crags ([[Konschtat Highlands]], [[La Theine Plateau]], and [[Tahrongi Canyon]]) have a Survival Guide at one of their exits. They also each connect to a nearby dungeon ([[Gusgen Mines]], [[Ordelle's Caves]], and the [[Maze of Shakhrami]]) that has a Survival Guide at its entrance.
*The "middle" zones on the path to Jeuno ([[Pashhow Marshlands]], [[Jugner Forest]], and [[Meriphataud Mountains]]) also have a Survival Guide each at their outpost and an attached beastman stronghold zone each ([[Beadeaux]], [[Davoi]], and [[Castle Oztroja]]) with a Survival Guide at the entrance.
*All three of the zones adjacent to Jeuno ([[Sauromugue Champaign]], [[Batallia Downs]], and [[Rolanberry Fields]]) have a [[Survival Guide]] right next to their Cavernous Maw.
**These are [[Shadowreign]] Cavernous Maws, not [[Abyssea]], so don't bother touching them yet.
**'''However''' - Sauromugue Champaign's maw is actually up on a mesa you can't climb. You have to go through [[Garlaige Citadel]], and it kinda sucks. I'd save that one for later so you only have to make the trip one time - such as during your first Limit Break quest at level 50 ([[In Defiant Challenge]]), where you'll be going to that end of the Citadel anyway. Alternatively, you can wait until you've started [[Wings of the Goddess]], so you can use the Maw.
**Each of those three zones also has an attached dungeon ([[Garlaige Citadel]], [[Eldieme Necropolis]], and [[Crawler's Nest]]) with a Survival Guide inside it near the entrance.
*Since you're rank 3, you can enter [[San d'Oria]]'s [[Chateau d'Oraguille]] and go to (I-8) and down a flight of stairs to enter the [[Bostaunieux Oubliette]]. Walk forward, take the hallway on the right, go through a Wooden Door, and talk to a nearby NPC to descend into the sewers. The Survival Guide is visible from there. You'll be back here to level up around 50, it's small but nice.
*[[King Ranperre's Tomb]], just off of [[East Ronfaure]], has a Guide at the entrance.
*Unity warp to [[Carpenters' Landing]] (level 119) and backtrack to the entrance at (J-10) to find a Survival Guide. (Alternatively, you can walk there from [[Jugner Forest]]. The entrance from [[Northern San d'Oria]] does not directly connect to this part, you have to take an in-zone ferry. Because FFXI.)
*Walk into [[Zeruhn Mines]], directly connected to [[Bastok Mines]], and grab the Guide right there. Kind of a weird place to put a Survival Guide, honestly. But heck, I use it.
*The western entrance to [[Oldton Movalpolos]], at [[North Gustaberg]] (J-6), has the Movalpolos regional outpost and its accompanying Survival Guide immediately north down the tunnel.
**The connected zone of [[Newton Movalpolos]] has a Home Point that's a pain to get to and past large numbers of level 70 mobs and requires operating switches and stuff that make you drop Invisible. It can wait.
*[[East Sarutabaruta]], just outside [[Windurst]], connects to the [[Inner Horutoto Ruins]] via a staircase in the visible tower on the map at J-7 (among other places.) There's a Guide at that entrance.
*[[Meriphataud Mountains]] has an exit in the northeast to [[The Sanctuary of Zi'Tah]], which has a Survival Guide at its regional outpost. Alternatively, Unity warp directly to Zi'Tah (level 122) and walk northwest.
*Once you hit the Survival Guide in Zi'Tah, go all the way north to enter [[Ro'Maeve]], then run north up the stairs to the zone line with a Guide there. (For some reason you can mount up in Ro'Maeve. So do that. Otherwise, {{Item Tooltip|Silent Oil}} is your friend here, since the enemies aggro both Sound and Magic.)
*Unity warp to [[Bibiki Bay]] (level 119) and hit the Survival Guide at the entrance. (Alternatively, Bibiki is on the southwest side of [[Buburimu Peninsula]] - go down onto the beach and walk west on the shoreline below the cliff.)
*Walk out of the Bay back to Buburimu Peninsula, head up the ramp from the beach you're currently on, and then go to the other beach at (K-7). There's a cave in the north cliff face that leads to the [[Labyrinth of Onzozo]], which has a Survival Guide at its entrance. (There's also a Unity warp to Onzozo, but it drops you off deep in the zone with level 60 mobs and you're already here. No point being stupid about it all.)
*Unity warp to [[Beaucedine Glacier]] (level 125) and head up several ramps (go west, north-then-west, southwest-then-north) to reach the outpost and Survival Guide.
**Alternatively, walk through [[Ranguemont Pass]], located in the NE corner of [[East Ronfaure]], but watch out for the level 80 goblins they added so that people could level here at 75, which nobody ever did.
*While you're here, continue north, then west to reach the zone line to [[Xarcabard]]. Head west to the outpost and touch another Survival Guide.
*Now head west and up all the ramps to [[Castle Zvahl Baileys]], which has a Survival Guide at the entrance. You'll be coming back here and climbing to the very top of Castle Zvahl for Mission 5-2, so you can skip the Home Point at the top for now.
*Unity warp to [[Eastern Altepa Desert]] (level 122) and head to the southwest corner of the map, where the outpost has a Survival Guide. Directly east of the tetris-Z shape on the line between (G-6) and (G-7) is a zone line at (I-6) into the [[Western Altepa Desert]] with a Survival Guide on the Western side.
*Western Altepa Desert connects to [[Rabao]] at (K-5)/(L-5). Rabao's an actual town! It has two Home Points and a Survival Guide. Use the [[Nomad Moogle]] or put some more stuff up on the AH while you're here if you need to.
*Leave Rabao the way you came in, then head south and west and north again to (H-4) to enter [[Kuftal Tunnel]], which has a Survival Guide at the entrance.
*Now that you've got the Survival Guide for [[Kuftal Tunnel]], immediately leave and Unity warp right back to Kuftal Tunnel (level 125) to arrive at the opposite end. (Alternatively, walk through it, but that's not nearly as funny.) Head north into [[Cape Teriggan]] and go to the outpost at (G-8_ for a Survival Guide.
*From there, head north to (F-7) (the little westward protrusion) and take a path not shown at the map to eventually reach the Home Point outside the [[Cloister of Gales]].
*Now back out and head to (J-8), into a tunnel heading east. Zone into [[Valley of Sorrows]] and pick up the Survival Guide near the entrance. You're done with the desert for now! Let's go to the beach instead.
*[[Valkurm Dunes]] has a tunnel starting at (C-6) and heading south that isn't shown on the map. Going through it will eventually put you at the zone line to [[Gustav Tunnel]], which has a Survival Guide right at the entrance. (This tunnel connects to [[Cape Teriggan]].)
*Unity warp to [[Behemoth's Dominion]] (level 135) and walk east through the tunnels to reach the Survival Guide at the entrance of the zone at (L-9). (Alternatively, walk through a hidden tunnel in [[Qufim]] slightly north of the Survival Guide there.)
*Unity warp to [[Quicksand Caves]] (level 125), head south, drop down on the east side of the drop, head south to a room, then west, then drop down on the west side of the next drop, and arrive at the [[Cloister of Tremors]] Home Point. If you mess up either of these drops, Warp out and try again.
*Unity warp to [[Yhoator Jungle]] (level 122), then walk west into a clearing and south through a tunnel to reach the Outpost at (I-8), which has a Survival Guide.
*From there, head west through a tunnel, then north to a westward tunnel at (H-8), then slightly west to a northward tunnel in (G-8), then north to the [[Ifrit's Cauldron]] zone line at (G-5). There's a Survival Guide just inside this entrance to the Cauldron.
*Warp to the [[Norg]] HP or Survival Guide (they're in the same place), then walk out into [[Sea Serpent Grotto]]. Walk forward and through the door in the wall, then hug the left wall until you reach a Survival Guide at M-3, right before the tunnel's exit.
*Keep walking forward and exit into [[Yuhtunga Jungle]]. Turn North running up to F-10, take the NE exit to G-9/10, then south to the outpost at (G-11), which has another Survival Guide.
*There's also a Survival Guide in the [[Temple of Uggalepih]], however it requires going through a chunk of the dungeon first. You will likely pass by it naturally during [[Zilart Mission 4]], so it isn't essential right now.
**Congratulations! You now have every Survival Guide that doesn't require expansion mission progress.
*Unity warp to [[Attohwa Chasm]] (level 125) and then - bearing in mind how bad the default in-game map for this area is - follow the tunnel north until you hit a canyon at (H-9) and go north without crossing the canyon until you see the second tunnel on the left. Take that second tunnel and go north until you hit a chasm at (H-8). Cross over to the north side of this chasm and go north to enter a tunnel. Take the left path at both forks you come to until you arrive at the chasm again at (G-7). Now head north, then take the tunnel to your right to finally reach a Home Point at the zone line to [[Boneyard Gully]].
*Unity warp to [[Fei'Yin]] (level 128) to arrive at the entrance. Go through the first room and take the exit on the right side of the second room. From here, take a ⊃ shaped path by going east into a room and then west out the other exit of that room, then run straight ahead. Ignore a path on the right that you will return to in the next bullet point and go down some stairs at (G-9) to arrive on a second map. Continue on until you hit a room, then hug the left wall until you hit an even larger room. Take the exit in the northeast corner of this large room at (H-5) and continue through some small rooms to find a Home Point outside the [[Cloister of Frost]].
*Now retrace your steps all the way back up those stairs to get back to the first map. This time, take the path immediately to your left (formerly right, because you were running the other direction) that you ignored before. Go north into a large room at (H-8), then go east out of that room and continue straight through a four-way intersection. Once you hit the next room, there are two exits to the left and right. This bit is symmetric, so you can take first the left exit, then the right exit from the next circular room, or take the right exit and then the next left. Either way, you end up in a hallway at (K-8) with a small door on the wall. Behind that door there is a Home Point at the zone line to [[Qu'Bia Arena]].
*First, you must complete the [[Open Sesame]] quest in [[Eastern Altepa Desert]] (G-7) to obtain {{KI}} [[Loadstone]], which is required to unlock the door later. And then take the Survival Guide to [[Western Altepa Desert]]. You're going to want to have bought the map (or have it open in a browser) for this one - continue heading southwest through the winding zone to get to a hidden underground entrance to [[Quicksand Caves]] in the southwest of [[Western Altepa Desert]] at (D-12), via a tunnel at (C-11)/(D-11). The Home Point is right there.
*There are five(!) home points in [[Uleguerand Range]] at five distinct entrances to [[Bearclaw Pinnacle]]. Either walk there from [[Xarcabard]] or Unity warp (level 128) and walk south to the entrance, then proceed around counterclockwise and upwards. Every time you hit a HP, warp back and repeat (or find your way out of the maze of underground tunnels it's in and resume from your previous location.) In order:
**There's a path at (H-8) (blocked by ice during Snow weather) to a HP at (H-7).
**Drop down a hole at (J-9) to a HP at (J-9).
**Drop down a hole at (K-6) to a HP at (K-7).
**Drop down a hole at (I-5) to a HP at (H-5).
**Once you have climbed the entire mountain, look very carefully over the edge to the south to see a teeny tiny little ledge on the west side of the big slope. Slide down and land on it, then go into the tunnel you find there for the final HP. The slide actually rocks, even if I hate the rest of this zone. I'm a sucker for a good fall.
*Unity warp to the [[Den of Rancor]] (level 128). Head straight north through the big room to (H-6), and take the path on the right to go back up to the first level. Once there, take a left at (H-4), enter a big room and take the first exit on the left at (H-6). Go straight ahead, through a large room, to (J-7), where there's a hole. Drop down it and walk northeast to the Home Point outside the [[Cloister of Tides]].
*Unity warp to [[Ifrit's Cauldron]] (level 125) and walk east to change maps. Follow the only path straight south until you change maps again at (G-12)ish. Walk to (H-7) and deliberately fall south onto the lower path. Then walk north until the path forks at (H-6) and go west to the Home Point outside the [[Cloister of Flames]].
*There is a home point at the top of [[Upper Delkfutt's Tower]]. Personally, I'd wait until going there for [[Zilart Mission 8|Rise of the Zilart Mission 8]].
*There is a second home point in the [[Den of Rancor]] that requires killing level 62-65 Tonberries for an item... or having someone else let you through the door. Personally, I'd wait until [[Zilart Mission 4]] and then make someone else help, because it takes ten seconds of their life to save ten minutes or more of yours.
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===Going to Adoulin===
You can start the [[Seekers_of_Adoulin_Mission_1-1|Seekers of Adoulin]] Missions by talking to Darcia in the Chamber of Commerce in [[Lower Jeuno]] at (H-7). Once you get to [[Western Adoulin]] proper (mission 1-5), talk to an NPC named [[Task Delegator]] (closest one is right next to you at Western Adoulin E-8) to begin accruing [[imprimatur]]s a rate of one per 6 hours real-life time. The cap is 15, so you'll want to burn some every few days to slowly work towards completing every [[Coalition Assignment]]. Since you're not level 99 yet, use them on the the [[Couriers' Coalition]] (teleport to a [[Waypoint]] out in [[Ceizak Battlegrounds]], which you can safely unlock with a mount, and then interact with a NPC) or the [[Inventors' Coalition]] (if you have gil, you can even buy items off the AH!) rather than the others, which require more work or even combat.

[[Seekers_of_Adoulin_Mission_1-6|Adoulin Mission 1-6]] is gated behind a combination of Adoulin fame and imprimaturs spent (you will have to spend at least 11 imprimaturs even with maxed Adoulin fame.) Theoretically, you don't have to fight anything until [[Seekers_of_Adoulin_Mission_2-7-1|Adoulin Mission 2-7-1]]. In practice, there's a lot of sneaking in between and some traveling on foot aided by key items that require level 99. Adoulin has two Home Points in each of [[Western Adoulin]] and [[Eastern Adoulin]] plus a Survival Guide in [[Eastern Adoulin]] close to the second home point.

===Chains of Promathia===
The [[:Category:Promathia_Missions|early Chains of Promathia missions]] used to be level capped and intended for full parties. You can get up to [[Promathia Mission 3-3]] at level 50 solo with Trusts. Chapter 1 originally capped at 30 and Chapter 2 originally capped at 40, so if anything you're ahead of the intended power level. 
These missions will open up Home Points in [[Tavnazian Safehold]] (three of them), [[Misareaux Coast]], and [[Riverne - Site A01]], plus Survival Guides in [[Tavnazian Safehold]], [[Lufaise Meadows]], [[Misareaux Coast]], and [[Phomiuna Aqueducts]].

===Abyssea===
Take trips to briefly enter the [[The_Truth_Beckons|rest of the Abyssea Cavernous Maws]] in:
*[[Konschtat Highlands]] at (I-12)
*[[Tahrongi Canyon]] at (H-12)
*[[La Theine Plateau]] at (E-4)
*[[Jugner Forest]] at (J-8)
*[[Buburimu Peninsula]] at (F-7)
*[[Valkurm Dunes]] at (I-9) (This is the one I recommended touching earlier. In case you used another, I'm listing it here too.)
*[[Xarcabard]] at (H-8)
*[[South Gustaberg]] at (J-10)
*[[North Gustaberg]] at (G-7). (There are two different Cavernous Maws in North Gustaberg.)
By "briefly enter", I mean "enter, watch a cutscene, talk to the [[Conflux Surveyor]] to get Visitant status, then leave". Visitant status is essential, otherwise you will be locked out of reentering [[Abyssea]] for an hour after you leave. Now you can use [[Horst]] (next to [[Joachim]]) to teleport back to these Maws for [[cruor]] later, once you have cruor. You must talk to Joachim after each cutscene.

===Join the Mob to get to Aht Urhgan===
Talk to [[Ghebi Damomohe]] inside the totally legitimate "Neptune's Spire" in [[Lower Jeuno]] and complete a brief quest to [[Tenshodo_Membership|officially join the Tenshodo]], Vana'diel's finest organized crime syndicate.

Now that you're in the mob, go down to their secret basement bar coincidentally located just below this legitimate establishment to get yourself [[The_Road_to_Aht_Urhgan|a mercenary license]].
* If you have been completing Rhapsodies of Vana'diel Missions, it's recommend you take the "advanced" path: Trading Coffer Keys, which you can purchase from the [[Curio Moogle]] for 5,000 Gil if you have the {{KI}} [["Rhapsody in Umber"]].
* Otherwise, the "beginner" path will be the easiest, as it tasks you with farming all six of the old [[subjob]] items.
* If you'd rather unlock this later, then trading him your Testimony item after completing your level 75 limit break quest ([[Shattering Stars]]) is also an option.

Once you complete this quest, you unlock [[Aht_Urhgan_Mission_1|the first of the Aht Urhgan missions]]. You can get through Mission 11 without any combat. 
*This opens up four Home Points in [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]], plus one each in [[Nashmau]], [[Bhaflau Thickets]], [[Halvung]], and [[Mount Zhayolm]], along with Survival Guides in [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]], [[Wajaom Woodlands]], [[Mamook]], [[Aydeewa Subterrane]], [[Halvung]], and [[Nashmau]].
*There are also Home Points and Survival Guides in [[Caedarva Mire]] and [[Arrapago Reef]], but they require a lot of stealth and navigation, so I'd personally skip them for now.

===Rank 3 Missions===
You shouldn't have any trouble with these at this level. Mission 3-2 is skippable.

[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Bastok Missions]] Bastok
* [[Bastok Mission 3-1]]
* [[Bastok Mission 3-2]] (skippable)
* [[Bastok Mission 3-3]]
[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|27px|link=San d'Oria Missions]] San d'Oria
* [[San d'Oria Mission 3-1]]
* [[San d'Oria Mission 3-2]] (skippable)
* [[San d'Oria Mission 3-3]]
[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Windurst Missions]] Windurst
* [[Windurst Mission 3-1]]
* [[Windurst Mission 3-2]] (skippable)
* [[Windurst Mission 3-3]]

===Navigation Key Items===
Speaking of key items that open doors, there's some more of those designed to skip doors that would otherwise require three players. It's wise to pick all of these up now, since you will need some (possibly all) of them later for some combination of [[In_Defiant_Challenge|Limit Break 1]], your [[Artifact Armor]], and [[Zilart Missions]]
*{{KI}} [[Pouch of weighted stones]] - Lets a solo player open the Banishing Gates in [[Garlaige Citadel]].
**Interact with a ??? in [[Garlaige Citadel]] on map 1 at (G-8) to obtain this. (Not the one in the ceiling.)
*{{KI}} [[Magicked astrolabe]] - Allows a player to pass through the gates in [[Eldieme Necropolis]] solo.
**Pay [[Churano-Shurano]] in [[Windurst Waters]] (North) (F-8) 10,000 gil to obtain this.
*{{KI}} [[Loadstone]] - Lets a solo player open the weighted doors in [[Quicksand Caves]], even if they're not a Galka.
**(This is somehow not a joke. They're heavier, so they can open the door solo.)
**Complete the quest [[Open Sesame]] to obtain this.

===Some More Missions===
You can technically start the [[Cavernous_Maws_(Mission)|Wings of the Goddess missions]] now, but the first fight wants you to be level 75+. That said, there's four [[Home Point]]s and twenty [[Survival Guide]]s in the past if you truly desire.

You can similarly start any or all of [[A Crystalline Prophecy]], [[A Moogle Kupo d'Etat]], and [[A Shantotto Ascension]]. 
Each rewards the players with a piece of customizable augmented gear. All of them are very niche, however. Beastmasters will enjoy the [[Call Beast]] recast reduction on [[Mirke Wardecors]], Corsairs will enjoy the [[Phantom Roll]] recast reduction from [[Desultor Tassets]], and Dancers will enjoy the [[Waltz]] recast reduction from [[Anwig Salade]]. Again, these are all very minor benefits. The stories themselves are considered non-canon, and more of a "what if...?" scenario for various storylines.

Starting [[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_1-7|RoV Mission 1-7]] temporarily locks you out of [[Escha_-_Zi'Tah|Escha - Zi'Tah]], which is a very popular leveling area. You'll have to clear [[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_1-9|RoV 1-9]] at around level 45ish to get back in there, and you'd start leveling there at 40 at earliest, so it's not '''much''' of a problem, but it's enough of one that I'm noting it here for the second time.

===Some More Advanced Jobs===
Now that you have access to all the expansion areas, you also have access to all the jobs! Here are the newly-available advanced jobs. 

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'''Description'''
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| '''[[Blue Mage]]''' [[File:Assim. Keffiyeh icon.png|link=]]
| BLU use enemy skills to be able to do almost anything from deal damage to tank to heal - all depending on which specific spells you decide to "equip". However, learning spells can be time consuming, and will take you all over the world. They also can deal decent melee damage with [[Sword]]s, and later on can dual-wield them.
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| '''[[Corsair]]''' [[File:Laksamana's Hat icon.png|link=Corsair]]
| COR is a gambling buffer, playing a quick push-your-luck minigame to give AOE buffs to their party. Bad luck can cause a '''Bust''' though, which removes the buff from the party (and debuffs you). They primarily use [[Guns]] for ranged attacks, but can wield [[Dagger]]s and [[Sword]]s when getting close.
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| '''[[Puppetmaster]]''' [[File:Foire Taj icon.png|link=Puppetmaster]]
| PUP has a customizable [[Automaton]] pet that is very cute - and very strong! How you decide to deck out your little buddy determines what they can do - tank, heal, nuke, deal damage, you name it they can do it! The PUP itself can dish out solid damage using [[Hand-to-Hand]] weapons as well.
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| '''[[Dancer]]''' [[File:Maxixi Tiara icon.png|link=Dancer]]
| DNC is a flexible and busy job. Managing a unique resource called [[Finishing Moves]], it uses [[Sambas]], [[Waltzes]], [[Steps]], and [[Jigs]] to generate free TP, deal big burst damage, debuff enemies, and even heal party members! They almost exclusively dual-wield [[Dagger]]s.
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| '''[[Scholar]]''' [[File:Acad. Mortarboard icon.png|link=Scholar]]
| SCH can flip-flop back and forth between specializing in White and Black magic. It uses a unique resource called [[Stratagem]]s to power up its large suite of spells in unique ways, and can be either a potent healer or nuker - or both, if your fingers are fast enough. Like other mages, it primarily uses [[Staves]].
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| '''[[Geomancer]]''' [[File:Geomancy Galero icon.png|link=Geomancer]]
| GEO is a support job that can place down "bubbles" that provide powerful buffs and debuffs. These [[Luopan]] bubbles are technically pets, though there is very little micromanagement required - they're mostly set-and-forget. GEO can also provide fairly powerful AOE nuke spells, which can be buffed by proper positioning! They primarily use one-handed [[Club]]s, and cast magic using [[Handbell]]s.
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| '''[[Rune Fencer]]''' [[File:Runeist Bandeau icon.png|link=Rune Fencer]]
| RUN is a tank that can imbue itself with elemental runes to resist magic damage and status effects. It has a wide range of job abilities to provide extra defenses or deal damage, all based around what runes you decide to harbor - so you'll need to change up your runes on the fly depending on what you're fighting. Despite the name, they wield [[Great Sword]]s - though as a tank, don't expect to deal tons of damage.
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===Enough Distractions, Let's Level Up===
First of all, don't forget {{ItemIcon|Signet|22}} [[Signet]]. 
You've got a few reasonable options and infinite mediocre ones. Since you're starting to punch a little further up, you may want to consider purchasing {{Item Tooltip|Jack-o'-Lantern}} from a [[Curio Vendor Moogle]] for +10 accuracy. At 400 gil for 30 minutes of food buff, they can help bridge the gap into a new area without putting a serious dent in your finances. (After completing RoV Mission 1-11, you can buy {{Item Tooltip|Pepperoni Slice}} instead and get attack as well as accuracy.)

*[[Bibiki Bay]] - levels '''30-38''' - walk through the zone starting at the entrance, fighting Rarabs and Efts and then also Goblins and Birds. Don't go too far.
*[[Yuhtunga Jungle]] - levels '''30-34''' - Ivory Lizards and Jungle Coeurls at K-8. A little awkward to navigate, but nothing extra-dangerous.
*[[Attohwa Chasm]] - levels '''30-38''' - An uncommon choice, but there's never anyone here so it’s always full of enemies. Zone in from [[Maze of Shakhrami]] and fight your way to the surface through the tunnels, killing all the Worms and Hecteyes on the way (Hecteyes aggro, Worms link.) Once you make it out into the open, you’ll have gained a few levels and be able to handle the roaming Antlions and Goblins. Don't go far into the narrow rocky areas, as hidden underground Antlions will ambush you, and watch out for the Scorpions who are stronger than the other enemies in the area.
*[[Crawler's Nest]] - levels '''32-42''' - A time-honored camp from 2004. Start at the entrance and proceed forward, killing Hornets in the tunnel, then Crawlers in the tunnel, then Crawlers and Lizards down the drop, then Crawlers and Lizards and Beetles down the tunnels.
*[[Garlaige Citadel]] - levels '''32-42''' - Another classic. Start with Bats and Beetles near the entrance, then Skeletons slightly further in, then "everything that moves upstairs". Don't fall down a hole...
**[[Garlaige Citadel]] part two - levels '''42-50''' - ...until you hit about 42, at which point you can drop down the first hole on the left from the entrance, then walk north to the stairs and kill Citadel Bats there. Do '''not''' go anywhere else in the basement, because it's all level 60+.
*[[Eastern Altepa Desert]] - levels '''34-40''' - exit from [[Rabao]] and proceed forward. Start with Worms and Spiders, then add Beetles and Dhalmels as you level.
*[[The Sanctuary of Zi'Tah]] - levels '''37-42''' - warp to the [[Survival Guide]] and kill everything in sight.
*[[Labyrinth of Onzozo]] - levels '''40-47''' - warp to the [[Survival Guide]] and kill nearby Goblins and Leeches.
*[[Eldieme Necropolis]] - levels '''40-50''' - warp to the [[Survival Guide]], start with the nearby Hounds and Skeletons, then go further in and move up to Ghosts and Shades as well.
**Most of this zone is Undead that aggro to both sound ''and'' low HP, so watch out... but Valaineral has your back.
*[[Gustav Tunnel]] - '''levels 44-50''' - [[Survival Guide]] warp to the entrance and kill everything in sight
*[[Yhoator Jungle]] - '''levels 45-50''' - warp to the [[Ifrit's Cauldron]] Survival Guide, then walk back out and kill everything in sight.
*[[Bostaunieux Oubliette]] - '''levels 46-50''' - warp to the [[Survival Guide]] and kill the four nearby bats repeatedly.
**While this is definitely a one-person camp, I personally really like it.
*[[Escha - Zi'Tah]] - '''levels 45-50''' - see the above note! You will lock yourself out of this mission if you begin RoV 1-7.
**Once you're inside, kill Worms, Obdellas, and Crawlers near the entrance - they're higher level than you typically want to target, but not by much. You should be okay.
**Note that mobs in Escha can spawn [[Notorious Monster]]s when killed. You may or may not eat it to [[Hugemaw Harold]]. There's a temporary item called a [[Mollifier]] that stops this... but it doesn't work when [[Trust]]s, rather than players, land the killing blow, which they almost always will at your level. Just part of the cost of doing business, sadly. This will be true for all Escha leveling.

==Levels 50-55: Breaking Limits and Doing Deeds==
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*Break the level cap
:*...for the first of many times.
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*Reach level 55
:*And get capped again.
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*Figure out what you're doing with your life.
:*(And how many months of it include FFXI.)
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===Limit Break 1===
Beginning at 50 (and every 5 levels after) you have to complete a [[Limit Break]] quest to raise your level cap by 5 before you can go higher. 
These quests are given to you by a spry old chap named [[Maat]] at (H-5) in the very back of [[Ru'Lude Gardens]]: 
[[File:Maat.jpg|x500px|link=Maat]]

At 50, you will have to complete [[In Defiant Challenge]], a collectathon of one dropped item or three (much easier) static ???-point items from each of [[Garlaige Citadel]], [[Eldieme Necropolis]], and [[Crawler's Nest]]. (The ??? points were added in 2015. Casting the highest lot in your party to get that {{Item Tooltip|Ancient Papyrus}} was a rite of passage in 2005. Just go find those ??? points.)

For the subsequent Limit Break quests, you become eligible to begin them when you're one level past the former cap. This means you can start LB2, [[Atop the Highest Mountains]], as early as 51 or wait until you're capped at 55. It's a pretty quick one - just pick up three items from ??? spots in [[Xarcabard]].

===Important Note on Experience Gain===
If you didn't already, go complete '''[[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_1-9|Rhapsodies Mission 1-9]]''' by checking the entrance to [[Escha - Zi'Tah]] right next to the [[Home Point]] in [[Qufim Island]] and defeating the enemy that spawns there. 
Then do two more RoV missions. Completing [[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_1-11|Rhapsodies Mission 1-11]] rewards you with {{KI}} [[Rhapsody in Umber]] for another '''+30% experience gain'''.

===Deeds of Heroism===
Now that you're this deep, you know whether or not you're in FFXI for the long haul. If you aren't, no shame. You can skip ahead to the next section.

If you are, now is the time to check the [[Records_of_Eminence#Monthly_Objectives|Monthly Records of Eminence objectives]]. Each of these four objectives rewards 10 [[Deeds|Deeds of Heroism]], which earn you rewards from the [[A.M.A.N. Validator]]s located in each starting city. You'll also obtain a [[Trust Primer]] for each completed Objective, providing up to 80 alter ego points per month to be used to boost Trust stats. 
These objectives rotate once per month (after server maintenance) and there are four objectives active per month.

Short-term, aim to get 70 total deeds (month 2, at earliest) for a {{KI}} [[Deed Voucher]], which saves a fair chunk of time and effort reforging a job's [[Artifact Armor]]. 
The most important long-term goal is 480 deeds (12 months of full deed completion, at earliest) to obtain the [[Cipher:_Monberaux|Monberaux Trust]]. You know, that guy you totally remember from the rank 2 missions and his clinic by [[Upper Jeuno]] [[Home Point]] #3. Best healer [[Trust]] in the game.

Some Deeds objectives can't be done at level 50 - the [[High-Tier Mission Battlefield]]s start at level 99, the lowest level [[Wanted]] fights are level 75, and [[Walk of Echoes]] content starts at level 70 - but it's still good to be aware of Deeds now rather than later.

These objectives also reward {{Item Tooltip|Trust Primer}}s. Hang onto these until you hit level 99, when you can use them. Don't throw them out, because they're limited in quantity by IRL monthly gates like Deeds!

===Five More Levels===
Don't forget {{ItemIcon|Signet|22}} [[Signet]]... except for the areas where you should. See below.

*[[Bostaunieux Oubliette]] - levels '''50-54''' - [[Survival Guide]] and the same four bats at the entrance. Again.
*[[Escha - Zi'Tah]] - levels '''50-55''' - Worms, Obdellas, and Crawlers near the entrance. Again.
*[[Wajaom Woodlands]]/[[Bhaflau Thickets]] - levels '''54-55''' - Getting here requires completing [[Aht Urhgan Mission 2]], but it's definitely worth it.
**[[Lesser Colibri]] are located just outside of [[Al Zahbi]] in Wajaom, and slightly north of the [[Al Zahbi]] exit in Bhaflau. Colibri are ''great''. They were the developers' gift to melees in 2006 and they haven't changed. 
**They are so good that I'm not messing with other options here like Robber Crabs and Sand Lizards in [[Kuftal Tunnel]].

Since Wajaom and Bhaflau are [[Aht Urhgan]] areas, you don't want Signet, you want {{ItemIcon|Sanction|22}} [[Sanction]]. It's the ToAU version of Signet, giving you [[Imperial Standing]] instead of [[Conquest Points]]. 
The easiest NPC to get Sanction from is [[Asrahd]] in the central square of [[Aht Urhgan Whitegate]] by [[Home Point]] #1.

==Levels 55-60: Beating the Game==
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*Finish Mission 5-2 and finish the game's storyline
:*ok you're done you can leave now
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*Reach level 60
:*And get capped... again.
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*Get stylish
:*[[Brygid]] thinks it's long overdue.
|}

===To Rank 6===
Now that you're level 55, you can complete the rank 4 and 5 missions with Trusts, culminating in the [[Shadow Lord]] fight at the end of [[San_d'Oria_Mission_5-2|Mission 5-2]].

[[File:Bastok-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Bastok Missions]] Bastok
* [[Bastok Mission 4-1]]
* [[Bastok Mission 5-1]]
* [[Bastok Mission 5-2]]
[[File:San d'Oria Flag.jpg|27px|link=San d'Oria Missions]] San d'Oria
* [[San d'Oria Mission 4-1]]
* [[San d'Oria Mission 5-1]]
* [[San d'Oria Mission 5-2]]
[[File:Windurst-Flag.jpg|27px|link=Windurst Missions]] Windurst
* [[Windurst Mission 4-1]]
* [[Windurst Mission 5-1]]
* [[Windurst Mission 5-2]]

This was a huge deal back in the day - it wasn't even beaten for the first time until they raised the level cap to 55!

Don't forget to hit the [[Home Point]] outside the [[Throne Room]] in [[Castle Zvahl Keep]], because it's a long walk and you'll have to come back a few times for other missions.

You can certainly do the Rank 4 missions earlier than level 56, but here's the clever part:
*[[Windurst_Mission_4-1|Mission 4-1]] (identical for every nation) requires you to go to deep parts of [[Davoi]], [[Beadeaux]], and [[Castle Oztroja]]. 
*Limit Break 3, [[Whence Blows the Wind]], requires you to go to... [[Davoi]], [[Beadeaux]], and [[Castle Oztroja]].
**Admittedly, using different zone lines in different directions.
*Pick up the quest from [[Maat]] at level 56 and you can double dip.
Once you complete LB3, your new level cap will be 65.

(Optional - but see below...) Now that you're rank 6, you can collect a bunch of new Trusts.
* [[Cipher: Ajido-Marujido|Ajido-Marujido]] - Speak to [[Apururu]] in [[Windurst Woods]] at (H-9).
* [[Cipher: Trion|Trion]] - Examine the "Door: Prince Royal’s Room" in [[Chateau d'Oraguille]] at (H-7).
* [[Cipher: Volker|Volker]] - Speak to [[Lucius]] in the [[Metalworks]] at (I-9).
** [[Cipher: Iron Eater|Iron Eater]] - After getting Volker, Ayame, and Naji, speak to [[Iron Eater]] in the [[Metalworks]] at (J-8).
* [[Cipher: Shantotto|Shantotto]] - After you've collected everybody above, as well as the "Trust: (city name)" trusts ([[Cipher: Kupipi|Kupipi]], [[Cipher: Excenmille|Excenmille]], [[Cipher: Naji|Naji]]) and the rank 3 trusts ([[Cipher: Ayame|Ayame]], [[Cipher: Nanaa Mihgo|Nanaa Mihgo]], and [[Cipher: Curilla|Curilla]]), go to [[Shantotto]] at [[Windurst Walls]] (K-7) and complete her 3-quest chain ([[Curses, Foiled Again!]], [[Curses, Foiled...Again!?]], and [[Curses, Foiled A-Golem!?]].) Speak to her afterwards - possibly repeatedly, as she's involved in some other quests - to trigger her Trust cutscene.
* After acquiring Shantotto and Iron Eater, speak to [[Jamal]] in [[Ru'Lude Gardens]] (H-5) (the house in the back behind Maat) to receive the {{KI}} [[Bundle of half-inscribed scrolls]]. This item is required for certain Trusts later, such as the Ark Angels.
* [[Cipher: Rainemard|Rainemard]] - Once you have the Bundle, go to [[Batallia Downs]] (H-5) and interact with the Cavernous Maw to go to [[Batallia Downs (S)]]. (This will trigger a cutscene for Wings of the Goddess if you've never touched one of these before.) Mount up and ride over to [[Shanene]] at (I/J-7) (she's next to a wall with an archway) and talk to her for a Trust cutscene.
** Unlike the rest of this list, Rainemard is actually surprisingly good. For some reason, his [[Enspell]]s are really burly - we're talking 200+ damage at level 60 and rising - he doesn't mess around with spells other than Distract to lower evasion, and he learns [[Savage Blade]] at the expected level. He might be better than the non-Shantotto2/Semih/Zeid2 DPS you're using if you're at the point where Valaineral can handle solo healing. (See [https://i.imgur.com/0ioxq1P.png this pre-Shantotto-II level 72-75 data on a new account].)

===No More Rhapsodies For Now===
[[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_1-16|Rhapsodies Mission 1-16]] is a level 80ish fight against [[Siren]], so you can't clear it solo right now. If you're willing to ask for help from another player, clearing it lets you go as far as [[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_2-13|RoV 2-13]] with just that one fight. 
*Completing [[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_1-16|Rhapsodies Mission 1-16]] gets you {{KI}} [[Rhapsody in Azure]] for +30% exp. 
**Completing the following [[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_1-17|Rhapsodies Mission 1-17]] (which is just a cutscene) gets you [[Cipher:_Zeid_II|Zeid II]], a DPS trust who's typically stronger than any other except Shantotto II. You probably want to use him on your climb to 99, even over Semih Lafihna if necessary.
*Going further and completing [[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_2-13|Rhapsodies Mission 2-13]] grants {{KI}} [[Rhapsody in Crimson]] for another +30% exp and your fifth and final Trust slot. This requires: 
**Clearing [[Promathia_Mission 3-2|CoP 3-2]] to progress past [[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_2-2|RoV 2-2]].
**Clearing [[Aht Urhgan Mission 12]] to progress past [[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_2-7|RoV 2-7]], which is just killing some level 62-65 enemies for a dropped item.

===Lookin' Good===
Once you're level 60, consider taking a break. Your friendly [[Sparks]] vendor no longer offers you armor options for levels 50 and beyond - and I bet you're a fashion disaster too. Let's change that. It's time for [[Artifact Armor]], or "AF": 
[[File:Warlock's_Armor_Set.jpg|x300px|link=Warlock's_Armor_Set]] [[File:Drachen_Armor_Set.jpg|x300px|link=Drachen_Armor_Set]]

AF is a set of armor pieces at levels 52, 54, 56, 58, and 60, designed to look like a classic FF version of your specific class and with specific stats (supposedly) designed to go with the job. Of course, these are stats from pieces of mid-level 2004-era equipment, so they'll be obsolete quickly... until you hit 99 and reforge each piece up to five times to bring it up to modern standards. And it's quite the difference! For example:

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|[[File:Warlock's_Gloves_description.png|x300px|link=Warlock's_Gloves]]
|becomes
|[[File:Atro._Gloves_%2B4_description.png|x300px|link=Atro._Gloves_+4]]
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There's also a level 40 AF weapon. Acquiring it is a prerequisite to start the armor quests, but unlike the armor, it can't be upgraded. Feel free to immediately store it with a [[Porter Moogle]] ({{Item Tooltip|Storage Slip 04}}). Or keep it for [[lockstyle]] if you like the look of it.

Consult the [[Artifact Armor]] page to find your quests.

Once you've completed the level 52 quest for the hands, "[[Borghertz]]'s [adjective] Hands", you can also open two additional '''coffers''' in the zones indicated for the leg and body pieces.

You may already be familiar with Treasure Chests in some dungeons, but it's important to know that these are different from Treasure Coffers. Each chest type uses a different type of key, so make doubly sure you are picking up the right key when hunting these coffers. 
[[Treasure Coffer]]s spawn at fixed points in each zone that has them - there's only one in existence at a time, and a new one spawns five minutes after the last one was opened.

To open the coffer, select it and then "Trade" it the '''appropriate key'''. You can buy the keys directly from a [[Curio Vendor Moogle]] since you have {{KI}} [[Rhapsody in Umber]].

While you could stumble around at random, I'd recommend using each zone page's map to see possible spawn locations. It's not inherently stated in all zone's maps, but the blue squares represent Treasure '''Chests''' while the reddish/purplish squares represent '''Treasure Coffers'''. Knowing all this, it's simply a matter of checking each possible spawn location one-by-one until you find your prize. 

===Back to the Grind===
Now that you've got your new sweet gear, you can keep leveling! Remember {{ItemIcon|Sanction|22}} [[Sanction]] for ToAU areas.

Leveling for 56-60:
*[[Wajaom Woodlands]]/[[Bhaflau Thickets]] - levels '''55-60''' - Still Lesser Colibri. Love those birds.
*[[Caedarva Mire]] - levels '''55-60''' - Attacking [[Wild Karakul]] at (I-8), but the real kill target is the [[Chigoe]]s they spawn when they use a TP move.
**Summon Valaineral and Semih Lafihna and have them clean up with AoE WSes while you attack the Karakuls. This can go so fast it feels like cheating if you're lucky with the Chigoe spawns.
**Don't forget the "Conflict: Caedarva Mire" [[RoE]] objective in the category "Combat (Aht Urhgan)", since rapid Chigoe kills make it even better than usual.
**Watch out for [[Peallaidh]], who looks identical and spawns ''2'' Chigoe at a time... but also kills you pretty quickly because it's higher level.
*[[Escha - Zi'Tah]] - levels '''55-60''' - Worms and Crawlers right next to the entrance first, then Dhalmels, Coeurls, and Weapons by portal #2 to the north.
**Portals in Escha work like [[Home Point]]s, but cost [[silt]] that you earn by killing mobs.
**You have to touch them to activate them before you can use them.

==Levels 60-65: Getting into the Grind==
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| '''Goals''':
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*Reach level 65
:*At least this Limit Break's easy.
|}

Honestly, I haven't got much to say here. Push through to 75 and you'll hit the level cap that lasted longest in FFXI's early history.

===An Easy Limit Break===
At level 61, you can complete Limit Break 4, [[Riding on the Clouds]], to raise your level cap to 70. It just requires talking to some NPCs and turning in four {{Item Tooltip|Kindred's Seal}}s. 
If you don't have Kindred's Seals, but do have {{Item Tooltip|Beastmen's Seal}}s, you can trade them all to [[Shami]] in [[Port Jeuno]] at (H-8) to store them, then talk to the completely different NPC [[Shemo]] right next to Shami to exchange one variety of Seal for another. 
*This will likely come up again later when you need different Crests for later Limit Breaks.
*In general, Seals drop off any mob that gives you experience once every 5 real-life minutes, and which Seal or Crest you get is determined by the mob's level:
**The lowest level mobs drop Beastman's Seals, then Kindred's Seals, {{Item Tooltip|H. Kindred Crest|alt=High Kindred's Crest}}s, and finally {{Item Tooltip|S. Kindred Crest|alt=Sacred Kindred's Crest}}s.
*If you somehow have managed to avoid getting any Kindred's Seals, you can also trade 5 [[Login Points]] each for them.

===The Grind Continues===
Remember {{ItemIcon|Sanction|22}} [[Sanction]] for ToAU areas.

*[[Bhaflau Thickets]] - levels '''60-65''' - Target the [[Marid]]s at G-8, but again, you're aiming for the [[Chigoe]]s that spawn when they use weaponskills.
**Again, Valaineral and Semih Lafihna will do the heavy lifting.
**Don't forget the "Conflict: Bhaflau Thickets" [[RoE]] objective in the category "Combat (Aht Urhgan)", since you'll be churning through kills rapidly.
**And again, watch out for [[Peallaidh]].
*[[Wajaom Woodlands]]/[[Bhaflau Thickets]] - levels '''60-63''' - [[Lesser Colibri]] can take you all the way to 65, but they slow down a lot near the end.
*[[Bostaunieux Oubliette]] - levels '''60-65''' - Bloodsuckers in the water at the back end (watch out for the higher-level Notorious Monster with the same name but a blue sprite.)
*[[Labyrinth of Onzozo]] - levels '''60-65''' - far north, kill Coeurls and Manticores.
*[[Escha - Zi'Tah]] - levels '''60-65''' - still Weapons, Dhalmels, and Coeurls to the north by portal #2.

==Levels 65-70==

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| '''Goals''':
|-
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*Reach level 70
:*This is getting repetitive.
| style="vertical-align: top;"|
*Beat up an old man
:*Fifteen times if you want to take [[Maat's_Cap|his hat]].
|}

===Yet More Leveling===
You may want to be a little more adventurous when selecting your targets for this level range, as you are going to need a [[Testimony]] item for your next limit break quest. Try to pick a location which has enemies who provide adequate experience points but are also near foes which drop your desired job Testimony to save time farming later if possible. For example, [[White Mage]]s may want to head to [[Cape Teriggan]], targeting Raptors and Cockatrice for experience, and [[Goblin Alchemist]] for their Testimony. However, if you'd prefer to focus solely on experience, here are some locations:

*[[Bhaflau Thickets]] - levels '''65-70''' - As above, [[Marid]]s at G-8, killing the [[Chigoe]]s which spawn whenever the Marid uses a TP skill. Valaineral and Semih Lafihna continue to carry.
**Remember {{ItemIcon|Sanction|22}} [[Sanction]] for ToAU areas.
*[[Bhaflau Thickets]] - levels '''65-70''' - Colibri at F-8. They're like Lesser Colibri, but greater. Lot of nostalgia just seeing those doofy beaks. (Feel free to also kill the nearby Crawlers and Trolls if they start giving you grief.)
*[[Bostaunieux Oubliette]] - levels '''65-68''' - Bloodsuckers again, until the experience gets slow and you should move on.

===Level 70 Limit Break===
At level 66, you unlock Limit Break 5, [[Shattering Stars]], which you should probably wait until level 70 to do. 
This was an infamous quest back in the day - a one-on-one fight against [[Maat]] which required a lot of preparation and, for some jobs, lots of consumables. 
Not so much these days. With {{KI}} [[Rhapsody in Umber]], you can summon [[Trusts]] during the fight to turn it into a six-on-one. Good job ganging up on an old man.

Getting into the fight requires a [[Testimony]] for your specific job. Fight beastmen that have that job until they drop one - there's a list over on the [[Shattering Stars]] page.
*'''Exception''': If you're a '''Thief''', you have to ''[[Steal]]'' the {{Item Tooltip|Thf. Testimony|alt=Thief's Testimony}} from a Thief beastman. 
**Exception to the exception: Thief's Testimony does drop from the [[Tonberry Tracker]], which is located in the depths of [[Den of Rancor]] and an absolute pain to get to. Just go [[Steal]] it somewhere easier.
Then give the Testimony to Maat, tell him that you're ready, let him teleport you to the arena, and win the fight.

If you think Maat's hat is stylish, good news: All you have to do is [[Beyond_the_Sun|level the first 15 jobs to 70 and beat him another 14 times]] and you too can have your own {{Item Tooltip|Maat's Cap}}!

==Levels 70-75==
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|-
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*Reach level 75
:*You're done! Wait, this isn't 2006.
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*Unlock [[Merit Points]]
:*and then give them away for Limit Breaks repeatedly.
| style="vertical-align: top;"|
*Do some missions, if you want
:*But only if you want, you've got more power to gain.
|}

===Merit Badges===
'''As soon as you reach level 75''', talk to the [[Nomad Moogle]] next to [[Maat]] in [[Ru'Lude Gardens]] at (H-5) to receive the {{KI}} [[Limit breaker]] key item and unlock [[Merit Points]]. 
Merit points convert each 10,000 experience earned when at level cap into 1 Merit Point, which you can then spend on increasing your skills and attributes and various job-specific benefits. 
Personally, my preferred way to do it is keep the setting (under Status → Merit Points → Mode Switch) set to "Experience Points". 
That causes you to gain experience points until you hit your level cap, where you'll end 1 short of the next level (39,999/40,000) and automatically earn Merit Points instead of experience - and you'll dynamically switch back to earning experience if you die and lose some or raise your cap later!

You will have to turn in some '''unspent merit points''' to complete the next few Limit Break quests. 
Specifically, right now you need 3 unspent merit points and 5 {{Item Tooltip|Kindred's Seal}}s for Limit Break 6, [[New Worlds Await]]. 
You will need another '''19''' unspent merit points total for all future Limit Breaks if you want to farm them all at once. 
Again, if you don't have enough Kindred's Seals, you can also trade 5 [[Login Points]] each for them.

===Level 75: This game has content?===
You're level 75. Congratulations! If you want to take a break and do some actual content, the game was capped at level 75 for so long that you can do some missions at 75:
*Rank 6 to 10 [[Missions]] might still offer some challenges even at 75 with Trusts. The fights were designed for full parties of humans, they feature lots of enemies. Aside from Valaineral, Trust tanks are bad at grabbing and keeping hate on multiple enemies, and your Black Mage Trusts won't properly Sleep the mobs. You can try them, but don't get discouraged if you fail, just come back later.
*[[Zilart Missions|Rise of the Zilart]] is mostly doable at 75. The last few fights are rough, so you may want to come back at 80 or so with better gear. The more difficult version of [[Divine Might]], which you certainly can't solo at 75, rewards you with the [[Suppanomimi]], which melee jobs can comfortably use even at level 99. You may want to come back for that one.
*[[Promathia Missions|Chains of Promathia]] was similarly capped at 75 at the time and should be similarly doable up until the end - and, if you can manage it, also rewards you with the [[Rajas Ring]], which is great for melee jobs until a while after hitting 99. Again, the postscript fight, [[Apocalypse Nigh]], is not doable at 75. And again, don't hesitate to come back if you find it too much of a wall.
*[[Aht Urhgan Missions|Treasures of Aht Urhgan]] was 75 cap content as well. The final fight is definitely too difficult at exactly 75 with only Trusts, since it was designed for six humans and it shows, but the rest is doable now.
*[[Wings of the Goddess Missions|Wings of the Goddess]] came out around the same time they were raising the level cap from 75, so it expects fairly well-geared 75s. You'll want to hold off on doing the latter half of it for now, but completing up to [[A Nation on the Brink|the fight in Mission 14]] is more than enough to let you continue progressing through [[Rhapsodies of Vana'diel]].
*[[Adoulin Missions|Seekers of Adoulin]] can wait. The fight for [[Seekers_of_Adoulin_Mission_2-7-1|Adoulin Mission 2-7-1]] expects you to be level 99.
*[[Abyssea]] is also post-level 75 content. Sorry.
*You can do [[A Moogle Kupo d'Etat]], [[A Crystalline Prophecy]], and/or [[A Shantotto Ascension]], if you want to. At 75 the final Mission for each storyline presents a battlefield which may be a challenge, even with Trusts.

===Start One More Clock===
Once you hit 75, '''be sure to talk to a [[Voidwatch Officer]] in any starting city'''! 
* [[Voidwatch]], like [[Abyssea]], has a real-life timer element to it. You want to start accumulating [[voidstone]]s every 20 hours sooner rather than later.
* While you're here, talk to the [[Voidwatch Officer]] again, select "Ask a bunch of questions", then "Voidstone consumption", then "stock".
** This makes you consume the [[voidstone]]s from your overall accumulated stock, rather than constantly having to return to the Officer to restock the {{KI}} key item [[voidstone]]s every few fights.

===Getting to 75===
Don't forget {{ItemIcon|Signet|22}} [[Signet]] if you're using [[Zeruhn Mines]].

*[[Zeruhn Mines]] - levels '''70-75''' - Everything in sight (Worms, Bats, Crabs, and Leeches). This camp is great, because it has little pockets of enough mobs for at least three people. If you're on Asura, you will likely have company. Check the southeast if both the north and south halves of the "main" room are taken.
*[[Escha - Zi'Tah]] - levels '''70-75''' - the various undead (Corses, Warriors, Sorcerers) and Vultures (killing birds is still the best) north of teleport #4 at (H-8)ish. Watch for blood aggro, but also Valaineral can tank like five of these without major issues with at least a few HP vorseals, which are gained by total trash mob kills in any Escha zone (the first ones are at 10, 50, 100, and 500 kills.)

==Levels 75-80==
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*Reach level 76
:*Flex on all those nerds from 2006.
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*Reach level 80
:*You've still got a ways to go.
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*Get some new armor
:*Honestly, probably for the last time before 99.
|}

Limit Break 7, [[Expanding Horizons]], requires 5 {{Item Tooltip|Kindred's Crest}}s and 4 unspent [[Merit Point]]s. 
You will need another '''15''' unspent merit points total for all future Limit Breaks if you want to farm them all at once. 
Like Kindred's Seals, if you don't have enough Kindred's Crests, you can also trade 5 [[Login Points]] each for them. 

===New Armor From [[Abyssea]] and Long-Forgotten [[:Category:Limbus/Original|Limbus]]===
Original [[:Category:Limbus/Original|Limbus]] was a piece of content from Chains of Promathia that recently got removed from the game altogether and revamped into a new high-level version. However, it had lots of level 75 and 99 equipment rewards which got moved to the [[Curio Vendor Moogle]] and are now purchasable for gil.

So grab your wallet - if you're low on gil, go trade some sparks for {{Item Tooltip|Acheron Shield}}s again - and get yourself... well, either something very nice, something mediocre, or nothing at all.

The {{ItemIcon|Homam Corazza|22}} [[Homam Armor Set]] is significantly better than AF for the five jobs on it: [[THF]] / [[PLD]] / [[DRK]] / [[DRG]] / [[BLU]]. 
And the {{ItemIcon|Nashira Turban|22}} [[Nashira Attire Set]] is at least marginally better than AF for its five jobs: [[WHM]] / [[BLM]] / [[RDM]] / [[SMN]] / [[BLU]]. 
Yes, that's BLU twice. Go with 5/5 Homam, because [[Haste]] is the best stat until you hit the cap of 25% from gear and the body has 5% [[Triple Attack]] instead of only 3 [[Haste]]. 
No, there's really nothing here for [[WAR]], [[MNK]], [[BST]], [[BRD]], [[RNG]], [[SAM]], [[NIN]], [[PUP]], [[COR]], or the post-CoP jobs. I didn't know why at the time and I still don't twenty years later. 
A full five-piece set will run you 50,000 gil. (That's about 2 [[Acheron Shield]]s.)

For the rest of us - and, frankly, for the Nashira armor wearers too - hold on for three more levels. '''At level 78''', you can buy armor from [[Cruor Prospector]] NPCs in [[Abyssea]]. 
However, you're new. You probably don't have 18,000 [[cruor]]. You could trade 18 [[Copper Voucher]]s for 1,000 cruor each, but that's kind of a waste when there are two other relatively easy options:
*If the [[Adventurer_Campaigns#Abyssea_Battle_Content_Campaign|monthly Abyssea Adventurer Campaign]] is currently active, the blue chest next to [[Horst]] and [[Joachim]] in [[Port Jeuno]] will give you a one-time gift of 100,000 cruor.
*Yell in town. Established players likely have millions of unspent cruor - ever since SE nerfed the vendor sell price of {{Item Tooltip|Chocobo Blnk.|alt=Chocobo Blinkers}} (formerly the best way to convert cruor into gil) there's not really much to spend it on (except entry into [[The_Wyrm_God|a fight]] that's been obsoleted by [[:Category:High-Tier_Mission_Battlefields#Abyssea|another fight]].)

Heavy armor jobs get the {{ItemIcon|Perle_Hauberk|22}} [[Perle Armor Set]], slightly less pearly than the name implies. 
Light armor jobs get the {{ItemIcon|Aurore_Beret|22}} [[Aurore Attire Set]] in a shade of pale pink. 
Mage jobs get the {{ItemIcon|Teal_Saio|22}} [[Teal Attire Set]], which is, as you'd expect, somewhat teal-ish.

===Catching Up on Rhapsodies===
If you didn't get outside help with [[Siren]], once you're wearing the new level 78 gear you're good to clear that fight with Trusts.
After Siren, you can progress [[Rhapsodies of Vana'diel]] until you complete [[Rhapsodies_of_Vanadiel_Mission_2-13|RoV 2-13]] and get two more {{KI}} Rhapsodies, including [[Rhapsody in Crimson]] for your long overdue fifth [[Trust]] slot and another +30% experience.
* This also gives you access to [[Cipher:_Zeid_II|Zeid II]], a DPS trust who's usually stronger than anyone but Shantotto II and maybe Valaineral. You probably want to use the extra Trust slot on him.

===Leveling in Style===
Don't forget {{ItemIcon|Signet|22}} [[Signet]].

*[[Zeruhn Mines]] - level '''75-78''' - still Worms, Bats, Crabs, and Leeches.
*[[Misareaux Coast]] - level '''76-80''' - Seaboard Vultures right outside the north exit from [[Tavnazian Safehold]]. Slow, but mindless.
*[[Gusgen Mines]] - level '''78-80''' - Worms on the second map at (F-8). It's a bit of a hike.
*[[Escha - Zi'Tah]] - level '''75-80''' - Goobbues, Wasps, and Snapweeds south of portal #4.

==Levels 80-85==
{|style="background:#FFFBF3; border:2px solid #E2B553; line-height:10x; padding:2px; max-width: 100%; margin: auto; vertical-align: top;"
| '''Goals''':
|-
| style="vertical-align: top;"|
*Survive the Limit Break
:*They start to get really obnoxious here.
| style="vertical-align: top;"|
*Reach level 85
:*That's all I got.
|}

Limit break 8, [[Beyond the Stars]], requires 10 {{Item Tooltip|Kindred's Crest}}s and 5 unspent [[Merit Point]]s. 
You will need another '''10''' unspent merit points total for the next Limit Break if you want to farm them all at once. 
You also have to play rock-paper-scissors, because this is when SE decided to make these quests actively waste your time. 
Recall that you can trade 5 [[Login Points]] each for Kindred's Crests if you don't have enough.

===Leveling Spots for Levels 80-85===
Don't forget {{ItemIcon|Sanction|22}} [[Sanction]] for ToAU areas.

*[[Mount Zhayolm]] - level '''80-85''' - Orichalcumshells south of the Home Point on the beach at (C-9). If you don't have the [[Home Point]], you can use the level 135 Unity warp to get here, and then tag the HP for when you come back.
*[[Caedarva Mire]] - level '''80-85''' - Slough Skua at (F-9) on map 1. They're birds, so they're weak to piercing (Halver and Semih thank you), and the same level as those Orichalcumshells. [[Home Point]] and walk east.
*[[Maze of Shakhrami]] - level '''80-85''' - Warren Bats and Crypterpillars on the east side of map 1 by the Buburimu Peninsula one-way exit at (J-8). From the [[Survival Guide]], go to (G-6), down to map 2, to (I-6), back up to map 1, and and you're there. Long walk, but a nice dense camp. and bats are birds (Calvin and Hobbes reference goes here.)
*[[Escha - Zi'Tah]] - level '''80-83''' - still Goobbues, Wasps, and Snapweeds south of portal #4. Personally, I prefer the crabs or the birds, and even if you like Escha this slows down substantially for lack of high-level target mobs.
*[[Dangruf Wadi]] - level '''80-85''' - start a training regimen at the Field Manual, then go north up the geyser and fight the Goblins, [[Witchetty Grub]]s, and [[Prim Pika]]s. The [[Goblin Bladesmith]]s, [[Goblin Bushwhacker]]s, and [[Goblin Conjurer]]s all have a chance to drop {{Item Tooltip|Seasoning Stone}} and {{Item Tooltip|Fossilized Fang}}, which make the final limit break quest easier.

==Levels 85-90==
{|style="background:#FFFBF3; border:2px solid #E2B553; line-height:10x; padding:2px; max-width: 100%; margin: auto; vertical-align: top;"
| '''Goals''':
|-
| style="vertical-align: top;"|
*Endure the Limit Break
:*It's literally a poop joke.
| style="vertical-align: top;"|
*Reach level 90
:*So you never have to sit through that limit break again.
|}

===A Crappy Limit Break===
Limit Break 9, [[Dormant Powers Dislodged]], is one giant poop joke. I'm not speaking figuratively here. It's literally a joke about [[Parike-Poranke|the "Brown Mage"]] from [[Lower Jeuno]] helping you poop so hard that you break your level limit. 
You will need 1 {{Item Tooltip|Kindred's Crest}} and 10 unspent [[Merit Point]]s. 
Additionally, as you can see on the quest's page, you will have to acquire a random item used for another quest. I hope it's an easy one! (None are that bad, really.)

===Leveling Spots for Levels 85-90===
Don't forget {{ItemIcon|Sanction|22}} [[Sanction]] for ToAU areas.

*[[Mount Zhayolm]] - level '''85-87''' - still the same Orichalcumshells at (C-9). They can only take you so far.
*[[Caedarva Mire]] - level '''85-87''' - the same Slough Skua at (F-9). Still probably faster than Orichalcumshells, still slowing down rapidly.
*[[Maze of Shakhrami]] - level '''85-88''' - still Warren Bats and Crypterpillars. You can watch the experience gained slow down in real time.
*[[Vunkerl Inlet (S)]] - level '''87-90 ''' - Duriumshells on the island at (H-7). There are a million of them, they respawn fast, and they're crabs.
**You may have accuracy issues at 87, but your trusts should be fine.
**The Shadowreign version of [[Signet]]/[[Sanction]] is called {{ItemIcon|Sigil|22}} [[Sigil]], and it gives ''zero'' combat benefits for free, so don't bother with it unless you've got [[Allied Notes]] to burn as each bonus (Regen, Refresh, Meal Duration, similar to [[Sanction]]) requires an additional 50 [[Allied Notes]] to enable.
*[[Meriphataud Mountains (S)]] - level '''87-90''' - Condors in the southwest corner from (F-9) to (F-11), ish. There's a few clumps. Again, birds, so piercing.
*[[Dangruf Wadi]] - level '''85-90''' - Start a training regimen at the Field Manual, then go up the geyser to the north, and go all the way northwest until you find the [[Trimmer]]s (crabs) and [[Natty Gibbon]]s (opo-opos). Both have a chance to drop {{Item Tooltip|Seasoning Stone}} and {{Item Tooltip|Fossilized Fang}}, which make the final limit break quest easier. They're also both passive mobs, so you can safely rest or re-summon your Trusts if needed.

==Levels 90-95==
{|style="background:#FFFBF3; border:2px solid #E2B553; line-height:10x; padding:2px; max-width: 100%; margin: auto; vertical-align: top;"
| '''Goals''':
|-
| style="vertical-align: top;"|
*Break your final limit
:*This one's another fight.
| style="vertical-align: top;"|
*Reach level 95
:*The end is in sight!
|}

===The Final Limit Break===
The last Limit Break quest, [[Beyond Infinity]], is a Maat-style fight. You will want to have 50 unspent [[Login Points]] before starting.
* Buy 4x {{Item Tooltip|Seasoning Stone}}, 3x {{Item Tooltip|Fossilized Fang}}, and 3x {{Item Tooltip|Fossilized Bone}}.
** While you're in the Login Points menu, don't forget to check for Trusts again if it's a different month than when you started playing!
* Alternatively, you can farm all these items yourself! But it's a lot more convenient to use the Login Points.
** There is a small chance that the items aren't offered, or the login campaign isn't currently running - which would mean you'd need to farm the items to not have to wait. The Stones are {{Ex}} [[Exclusive]] (can't trade with other players), and while the Fang and Bone ''can'' be traded, they can't be auctioned - so it may be difficult to find someone with spares.
** The aformentioned [[Trimmer]]s and [[Natty Gibbon]]s in [[Dangruf Wadi]] are good for farming {{Item Tooltip|Fossilized Fang}}s, while the [[Machairodus]]es and [[Kuftal Delver]]s in [[Kuftal Tunnel]] are good for farming {{Item Tooltip|Fossilized Bone}}s. Both groups drop {{Item Tooltip|Seasoning Stone}}s.
* Trade 1x {{Item Tooltip|Seasoning Stone}} to the moogle to complete the prerequisite quest, [[Prelude to Puissance]].
* For LB10 proper, wait until level 95, then start the quest.
** When the moogle offers to teleport you to the NM, don't go yet - say you'll go later, then talk to Maat to start a sidequest with Degenhard.
** Go to [[Degenhard]] in [[Bastok Markets]] (I-10, near Home Point #4) and trade him 1 of each item to make an {{Item Tooltip|Olde Rarab Tail}}. Then do the same trade 2 more times, for a total of 3 tails.
* Enter the fight, summon your Trusts, use a Tail on the Taru, and start attacking.
** Use the second Tail when the first wears off 2 minutes later, and if it lives long enough, use the third when the second wears off. It's not worth the risk of losing to save 30 [[Login Points]].
** The tail inflicts [[Terror]] on the NM (freezes him in place and stops him from doing anything), and removes a 100-damage-taken cap that the NM has. So if he starts moving again and/or your damage becomes a string of 100s, that's your cue to use another tail.

===The Last Leveling Spots===
For Adoulin regions, you want {{ItemIcon|Ionis|22}} [[Ionis]]. Ionis is really, really good. It gives '''+10% experience gain''', about 10 attack/accuracy, and a bunch of other little perks.

*[[Vunkerl Inlet (S)]] - levels '''90-92''' - you can use these Duriumshells for another few levels if you don't like your accuracy at 90, but Ionis is better enough that you should probably relocate.
*[[Meriphataud Mountains (S)]] - levels '''90-92''' - similarly, these Condors can last a few more levels if you don't like your accuracy at 90, but Ionis is better enough that you shouldn't stay here. That said, there's a non-Ionis option too...
*[[Fei'Yin]] - levels '''90-94''' - Balayang in the four small rooms north and west of Home Point #1. They're bats, so again they're vulnerable to piercing. This is likely faster than the Ionis suggestions at 90, but will drop off much faster because they're level 95-97 mobs, rather than the level 102-104 mobs in the below camps.
*[[Yahse Hunting Grounds]] - levels '''90-95''' - [[Pinetorum]] near the beaches at (K-7) to (K-10). You'll miss a lot at level 90, and they put your entire party to sleep frustratingly often, but these fights aren't at all dangerous or difficult and you can sleepwalk (heh) through them all the way to 99.
** Valaineral's cures are AoE, so if he has hate the Pinetorum will hit him and then he will cure himself and wake everyone up at once. This is great.
*[[Ceizak Battlegrounds]] - levels '''90-95''' - [[Blanched Mandragora]] near the beaches at (J-8) to (J-10). Same family and level of enemy as Yahse in similar spots, but with a different name and sprite.
*[[Rala Waterways]] - levels '''90-95''' - [[Depthswalker Crab]]s and [[Barnacle Crab]]s near the entrance from [[Western Adoulin]] at (K-8). These tend to go slower than the Mandragoras for the first few levels, especially at 90, but faster later.
*[[Kuftal Tunnel]] - levels '''90-95''' - [[Machairodus]] and [[Kuftal Delver]] on map 3 at (G-9). From the Survival Guide, pick up a training regimen at the Field Manual, then go north and to exit E on map 2, to reach map 3. Both have a chance to drop {{Item Tooltip|Seasoning Stone}} and {{Item Tooltip|Fossilized Bone}}.

==Levels 95-99==
{|style="background:#FFFBF3; border:2px solid #E2B553; line-height:10x; padding:2px; max-width: 100%; margin: auto; vertical-align: top;"
| '''Goals''':
|-
| style="vertical-align: top;"|
*Reach level 99
:*Good job!
| style="vertical-align: top;"|
*Do whatever you want
:*Vana'diel is your oyster.
|}

You're so close! Just grind it out. 99 lets you equip item level 119 stuff and makes everything better.

===I Said They Were The Last Leveling Spots===
You still want {{ItemIcon|Ionis|22}} [[Ionis]].
*[[Rala Waterways]] - levels '''95-99''' - [[Depthswalker Crab]]s and [[Barnacle Crab]]s near the entrance from [[Western Adoulin]] at (K-8). Now that you're 95, these are not nearly as slow as they were at 90. Finish strong, old-school style.
*[[Yahse Hunting Grounds]] - levels '''95-99''' - [[Pinetorum]] near the beaches at (K-7) to (K-10). They still put your entire party to sleep frustratingly often.
*[[Ceizak Battlegrounds]] - levels '''95-99''' - [[Blanched Mandragora]]s near the beaches at (J-8) to (J-10). These also cast [[Dream Flower]] a lot. Just go kill crabs.

===I'm Level 99! Now What?===
'''Before you do anything else''', go back and talk to that [[Nomad Moogle]] next to [[Maat]] in [[Ru'Lude Gardens]] one last time to get the {{KI}} [[job breaker]], unlocking the ability to earn [[Capacity Points]] and convert them into [[Job Points]] for permanent upgrades. You'll definitely want to wait until you have better gear to farm these in earnest (see [[:Category:Apex_Monster|Apex]] for more information) but it's very important to get it unlocked before you forget.

'''Immediately after that''', go into the house behind [[Maat]] and talk to [[Syndella]] at (H-5) to get the {{KI}} [[Cipher bracelet]], which unlocks the [[:Category:Trust#Alter_Ego_Points|Alter Ego Points]] system. These are like merit point stat boosts, but for your trusts, and mostly gated by the RL-monthly rate of acquisition of the [[Trust Magic Primer]]s.

After that, probably beeline finishing [[Rhapsodies of Vana'diel]]. [[Ambuscade]] is a great way to get item level gear to get you there. There's a couple guides in the section below this that I strongly recommend reading. But above all, have fun! You can do all the storylines now, and you have the tools to begin gearing up to do whatever later content interests you.

==Other Guides for the Fresh 99==
The [[Endgame Progression Guide]] will be one of your next best resources.

There's also the [[Fresh_99/RoE_Intermediate_Quest/119_Gear_Guide#Achieve_Level_99|Fresh 99]] guide, which is a more detailed look at specifically the "Intermediate" [[Records of Eminence]] objectives. That should be the next thing you start doing anyway, so it's a good time to have a detailed guide.

=='''BONUS SECTION''': I need help!==
===I have no gil!===
You can cash out up to 99,999 [[Sparks of Eminence]] per week at a [[Records_of_Eminence#Locations|Records of Eminence NPC]] into equipment that you can sell to any NPC for about a million gil total. Since every item has the same sparks:gil ratio of around 1:10, the fastest way to do this is purchasing the most expensive item, {{Item Tooltip|Acheron Shield}}s. To spend exactly 99,999 Sparks, you can buy 36 Acheron Shields, 2 {{Item Tooltip|Battle Bow}}, and 1 {{Item Tooltip|Poison Cesti}}.

If you've already used your [[Spark]]s for the week, the slightly slower but about equally profitable method is to spend up to 99,999 [[:Category:Unity_Concord#Unity_Accolades|Unity Accolade]]s at the similar [[Unity_Concord#Unity_Service_NPCs|Unity NPCs]] to buy {{Item Tooltip|Prize Powder}} and sell that to any NPC for another million gil total.

After that, it's [[Auction House]] time. While stacks of {{ItemIcon|Water Crystal|22}} [[Crystals]] don't sell for much, they tend to move quickly. (Don't forget that you can use the [[Ephemeral Moogle]] to turn Crystals into Clusters. This lets you sell 144 Crystals in one AH slot and likely get more gil into the bargain, because people - especially rich crafters - will pay for convenience) Check other items in your inventory as well, but if all else fails, just wait until next Sunday and cash in more Sparks/Accolades.

Once you're level 99 (and ideally your character is at least 45 IRL days old), look into the following for some (mostly RL-time-limited) AH gil options:
* [[A.M.A.N. Trove]]
** Most of the really good stuff here is not tradable, but you can occasionally get 5m raw gil and often get crafting materials that will sell.
* [[Odyssey]]
** Specifically, farming {{Item Tooltip|Lustreless Scale}}s or {{Item Tooltip|Lustreless Hide}}s used to augment [[Unity Rewards]] (1,191 of these are required to fully augment a single item.)
** Likely with [[Thief]], using {{Item Tooltip|Skeleton Key}}s to open the Chests/Coffers.
* [[Omen]]
** Specifically, farming {{Item Tooltip|S. Astral Detritus}}, ideally with [[Thief]] but if you need [[:Category:Paragon Job Card|Omen cards]] for another job it's still free money for a grind you're doing anwyay.
* There's always demand from other players' [[Ultimate Weapons]].
** Specifically, {{Item Tooltip|Alexandrite}} from [[Salvage]]/[[Ambuscade]]...
** ...and {{Item Tooltip|Beitetsu}} from [[High-Tier Mission Battlefield]]s tend to be the best sellers.
** There's also {{Item Tooltip|Heavy Metal}} from [[Voidwatch]], but the drop rate on that is putrid, so don't go beyond the [[Ambuscade]] monthly quota.

===What is a "Unity Warp"?===
Each of the three starter cities has a [[Unity Concord]] NPC, used to join or switch Unity Concords, who also offers other features. 
Talking to this NPC and selecting "Bring me to a Wanted Encounter area" gives you options to teleport directly to [[Unity_Concord#Unity_Wanted_Notorious_Monsters|a broad variety of locations]]. You can teleport to these places even if you haven't been there yet. It's very convenient.

===I don't know what I'm doing!===
When in doubt, level up. You can do it pretty easily - this very wiki has [[Fantastic_EXPs_and_Where_to_Find_Them|a separate guide dedicated entirely to leveling locations]], which includes spots not mentioned in this guide - and it carries obvious and tangible benefits.

But if you really don't know... just go with what feels right. This isn't a job, it's a game. Have fun!

[[Category:Gameplay Guides]]

Further Founts

2026-07-23T04:30:39Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ more twinkbrix info

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=
|Start=[[Anastase]], [[Ru'Lude Gardens]] (G-9)
|Description= More geomagnetic founts have been discovered throughout the Middle Lands. Record any relevant data and report back to Anastase.
|Fame=Jeuno
|FLevel=
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs=
|Level=
|Repeatable=
|Previous=[[Middle Lands Investigation]]
|Next=[[Beam Me Up...No, Not There!]]
|Title=
|Reward=*New [[Proto-Waypoint]] Teleportation Destinations
*12 [[Trail Cookie]]s
*3000 [[Conquest]] points
*Experience points awarded for each [[Geomagnetic Fount]] discovered
|Image={{PAGENAME}}.jpg
}}
 

== Walkthrough ==

You must zone after completing [[Middle Lands Investigation]] before you are able to accept this quest. 
Speak to [[Anastase]] and select the first option, "Must have more warp destinations!"

At this point, you must discover ten more [[Geomagnetic Fount]]s hidden throughout Vana'diel by using the hints provided upon asking Anastase about his predictions:

{| class="wikitable"
! Location Name !! Details
|-
| '''Abandoned Village''' A church standing in an abandoned village || [[Davoi]] (I-8) - On a ledge to your left right before the broken bridge going west. - (600 EXP)
|-
| '''Malediction''' Beyond a hall wrapped in curses || [[Beadeaux]] (G-7) - In the basement behind the first mute. - (600 EXP)
|-
| '''Faeries''' An abode of faeries worshipping a living god || [[Castle Oztroja]] (G-8) - Close to the entrance, behind the statue (you must go around). - (600 EXP)
|-
| '''City Ruins''' A city swallowed by the land || [[Quicksand Caves]] (F-7) - Take the (D-12) entrance from [[Western Altepa Desert]]. You will need a [[Loadstone]] or multiple persons to open the doors unless you're a Galka. - (750 EXP)
|-
| '''Grotto''' An eroded cave where space twists and turns || [[Sea Serpent Grotto]] (J-5) - Behind Mythril Door. - (750 EXP)
|-
| '''Shrine''' A temple where those who have lost darkness reside || [[Temple of Uggalepih]] (H-8) - Map Two - Located inside the hidden room, next to a potential coffer spawn location. (750 EXP)
* [[:Category:Unity Concord#Unity_Wanted_Notorious_Monsters|Unity Warp (125)]] puts you closest to this one.
|-
| '''Forest''' Moss that glistens deep with a gigantic tree || [[The Boyahda Tree]] (D-4) - Map One - On a ledge north of the northern tree. - (900 EXP)
|-
| '''Urban Locale''' A city constructed by nomadic beastmen || [[Oldton Movalpolos]] (K-11) - Requires travelling through [[Newton Movalpolos]]. - (750 EXP)
* While in [[Oldton Movalpolos]] travel to E-13, talk to [[Twinkbrix]], and win a gamble against him to receive a {{KI}} [[Shaft gate operating dial]]. 10,000 gil gives the highest success rate - alternatively, trading 2,716 gil on Lightsday also gives the highest success rate. While owning the key item, trade 2,000 gil to teleport to Mineshaft 2716. Exit out of Mineshaft 2716 into [[Newton Movalpolos]] and travel to the furnace at K-8.
* You will be heading south from here, if the fence/gate is restricting you from going south, you will need a [[Firesand]] (drops from Moblin Roadman/Engineer). Trade the Firesand to the furnace to move the fence/gate.
* Drop off at I/J-9 and continue running south. You will now be heading to E-9 (4 on the Map) and exit back into [[Oldton Movalpolos]]. The geomagnetic fount is on the left near the opening of the tunnel.
|-
| '''Belfry''' Another beautiful ring of a bell || [[Riverne - Site B01]] (C-10) - Requires two [[Giant Scale|Giant Scales]]. - (900 EXP)
* If you already have the HP for this zone, then you only need 1 Giant Scale and the Fount is much closer than the entrance.
* If you don't have the HP, get it at the same time at E-8.
|-
| '''Darkness''' The farthest reaches of the blackest depths|| [[Castle Zvahl Keep]] (H-8) - It is located in the middle of the first room. - (900 EXP)
|}

After attuning the [[Prototype attuner]] to each of the 10 geomagnetic founts above, return to [[Anastase]] to complete the quest.

Note: if you have the quest [[Granddaddy Dearest]] open at the same time, [[Anastase]] will not complete this quest before you complete [[Granddaddy Dearest]].

[[Category:Jeuno Quests]] [[Category:Ru'Lude Gardens Quests]]

Further Founts

2026-07-23T03:13:54Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ fix twinkbrix instructions

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=
|Start=[[Anastase]], [[Ru'Lude Gardens]] (G-9)
|Description= More geomagnetic founts have been discovered throughout the Middle Lands. Record any relevant data and report back to Anastase.
|Fame=Jeuno
|FLevel=
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs=
|Level=
|Repeatable=
|Previous=[[Middle Lands Investigation]]
|Next=[[Beam Me Up...No, Not There!]]
|Title=
|Reward=*New [[Proto-Waypoint]] Teleportation Destinations
*12 [[Trail Cookie]]s
*3000 [[Conquest]] points
*Experience points awarded for each [[Geomagnetic Fount]] discovered
|Image={{PAGENAME}}.jpg
}}
 

== Walkthrough ==

You must zone after completing [[Middle Lands Investigation]] before you are able to accept this quest. 
Speak to [[Anastase]] and select the first option, "Must have more warp destinations!"

At this point, you must discover ten more [[Geomagnetic Fount]]s hidden throughout Vana'diel by using the hints provided upon asking Anastase about his predictions:

{| class="wikitable"
! Location Name !! Details
|-
| '''Abandoned Village''' A church standing in an abandoned village || [[Davoi]] (I-8) - On a ledge to your left right before the broken bridge going west. - (600 EXP)
|-
| '''Malediction''' Beyond a hall wrapped in curses || [[Beadeaux]] (G-7) - In the basement behind the first mute. - (600 EXP)
|-
| '''Faeries''' An abode of faeries worshipping a living god || [[Castle Oztroja]] (G-8) - Close to the entrance, behind the statue (you must go around). - (600 EXP)
|-
| '''City Ruins''' A city swallowed by the land || [[Quicksand Caves]] (F-7) - Take the (D-12) entrance from [[Western Altepa Desert]]. You will need a [[Loadstone]] or multiple persons to open the doors unless you're a Galka. - (750 EXP)
|-
| '''Grotto''' An eroded cave where space twists and turns || [[Sea Serpent Grotto]] (J-5) - Behind Mythril Door. - (750 EXP)
|-
| '''Shrine''' A temple where those who have lost darkness reside || [[Temple of Uggalepih]] (H-8) - Map Two - Located inside the hidden room, next to a potential coffer spawn location. (750 EXP)
* [[:Category:Unity Concord#Unity_Wanted_Notorious_Monsters|Unity Warp (125)]] puts you closest to this one.
|-
| '''Forest''' Moss that glistens deep with a gigantic tree || [[The Boyahda Tree]] (D-4) - Map One - On a ledge north of the northern tree. - (900 EXP)
|-
| '''Urban Locale''' A city constructed by nomadic beastmen || [[Oldton Movalpolos]] (K-11) - Requires travelling through [[Newton Movalpolos]]. - (750 EXP)
* While in [[Oldton Movalpolos]] travel to E-13, talk to [[Twinkbrix]], and win a gamble against him to receive a {{KI}} [[Shaft gate operating dial]]. While owning this key item, trade 2,000 gil to teleport to Mineshaft 2716. Exit out of Mineshaft 2716 into [[Newton Movalpolos]] and travel to the furnace at K-8.
* You will be heading south from here, if the fence/gate is restricting you from going south, you will need a [[Firesand]] (drops from Moblin Roadman/Engineer). Trade the Firesand to the furnace to move the fence/gate.
* Drop off at I/J-9 and continue running south. You will now be heading to E-9 (4 on the Map) and exit back into [[Oldton Movalpolos]]. The geomagnetic fount is on the left near the opening of the tunnel.
|-
| '''Belfry''' Another beautiful ring of a bell || [[Riverne - Site B01]] (C-10) - Requires two [[Giant Scale|Giant Scales]]. - (900 EXP)
* If you already have the HP for this zone, then you only need 1 Giant Scale and the Fount is much closer than the entrance.
* If you don't have the HP, get it at the same time at E-8.
|-
| '''Darkness''' The farthest reaches of the blackest depths|| [[Castle Zvahl Keep]] (H-8) - It is located in the middle of the first room. - (900 EXP)
|}

After attuning the [[Prototype attuner]] to each of the 10 geomagnetic founts above, return to [[Anastase]] to complete the quest.

Note: if you have the quest [[Granddaddy Dearest]] open at the same time, [[Anastase]] will not complete this quest before you complete [[Granddaddy Dearest]].

[[Category:Jeuno Quests]] [[Category:Ru'Lude Gardens Quests]]

Nothing Matters

2026-07-22T08:42:50Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ optional dialogue note

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=
|Start=[[Koru-Moru]], [[Windurst Walls]] (E-7)
|Description= Professor Koru-Moru is currently engrossed in an experiment to create "something" out of "nothing." To get closer to the truth of alchemy, he wants you to track down an old "Thesis on Alchemy" for him.
|Fame=Windurst
|FLevel=8
|Quest Reqs=* {{ItemIcon|Cold Bone|22}} {{tooltip|text=[[Cold Bone]]|tooltip=[[File:Cold Bone description.png]]}}
* {{ItemIcon|Warm Egg|22}} {{tooltip|text=[[Warm Egg]]|tooltip=[[File:Warm Egg description.png]]}}
|Item Reqs=
|Level=
|Repeatable=
|Previous=[[Blast from the Past]]
|Next=
|Title=Seeker of Truth
|Reward=*10,000 [[Gil]]
* {{ItemIcon|Vile Elixir|22}} {{tooltip|text=[[Vile Elixir]]|tooltip=[[File:Vile Elixir description.png]]}}
|Image={{PAGENAME}}.jpg
}}

== Walkthrough ==
*Zone in and out if you just completed [[Blast from the Past]].
*Speak to [[Koru-Moru]] to begin the quest.
**'''(Optional)''': Talk to [[Bonchacha]] and [[Maan-Pokuun]] for some hints.
**'''(Optional)''': Speak to [[Yoran-Oran]] (E-5) to discuss the author of the thesis on alchemy.
**'''(Optional)''': Speak to [[Shantotto]] (K-7) to discuss alchemy.
*Speak to [[Fuepepe]] in [[Windurst Waters]] North (L-6).
*Go north to the '''Acolyte Hostel''' (K-6). Interact with each of the six doors on the ground floor and you'll play '''Quiz de Vana'diel'''. Answer a question correctly and go to another door until you have 4 to 6 correct answers. '''(See table at the bottom of this page.)'''
* After answering the questions, head to the western '''Acolyte Hostel''' building at (K-5) for a cutscene.
* You will receive the {{KI}} [[Thesis on alchemy]].
** If you answered all 6 questions correctly, you'll additionally be rewarded a [[Vile Elixir]].
*** If you already have a [[Vile Elixir]] and should receive one, you won't be able to complete the quest. Dispose of your existing Vile Elixir, then click on the door again to continue the quest/receive the cut-scene.
** If you answered 4 questions correctly, the quest will continue (but you will not receive an Elixir).
* Return to Koru-Moru for a cut-scene.
* Trade Koru-Moru a [[Cold Bone]] and [[Warm Egg]] for a cut-scene.
** [[Cold Bone]] can be purchased from the [[Auction House]] ([[File:Auction House 16.png|link=]] ➞ Materials ➞ Bonecraft) or farmed by killing [[Doom Soldier]] ({{udrop}}) that spawn at nighttime in [[Cape Teriggan]]. It is believed that the Doom Mages and Doom Soldiers share spawns with the goblins in the area, kill goblins at night to get Doom Soldier to spawn.
** [[Warm Egg]] can be purchased from the [[Auction House]] ([[File:Auction House 16.png|link=]] ➞ Food ➞ Ingredients) or farmed by killing [[Anemone]] ({{udrop}}) in [[Yhoator Jungle]].
* Return to Koru-Moru in a few day-aroos (after JP midnight) for your reward.

=== Quiz de Vana'diel ===
{| class="default1" style="width:600px;"
! Question !! Answer
|-
| A four-leaf Mandragora bud increases... || Agi
|-
| After Firesday comes... || Earthsday
|-
| All kids in Windurst love the... || Agatha Crystalie mystery series
|-
| An Airship pass costs... || 500,000 gil
|-
| Bag of herb seeds cannot be used... || a Marguerite
|-
| Bastok is watched over by... || the Titan constellation
|-
| Cardians in Windurst Waters are... || hearts
|-
| Curilla's hair is covering her... || left eye
|-
| Delkfutt's Tower has... || thirteen floors
|-
| Facing north, the waterwheels in Bastok... || turn counter clockwise
|-
| Galka can eat raw... || meat
|-
| In Kazham, you cannot learn... || the weather in Sarutabaruta
|-
| In Rabao Oasis there are... || Six springs
|-
| Karaha-Baruha was the Minister of... || the Optistery
|-
| M & P's Market is found in... || Kazham or Upper Jeuno
|-
| Mithra can eat raw... || fish
|-
| Musketeer Ayame's sister is... || Kaede
|-
| Musketeer Iron Eater's master was... || Werei
|-
| Naji is... || The 5th Musketeer
|-
| Not found on Elshimo is... || the Cloister of Storms
|-
| Prince Trion lost... || An entire company
|-
| The Quadav do not possess a... || Quadav hand fetich
|-
| The quarry for the great Autumn Hunt was... || A Giant Sheep
|-
| Rhinostery minister Rukususu likes... || Peanuts
|-
| San d'Oria's younger Prince is... || Pieuje
|-
| The archduke of Jeuno is... || Kam'lanaut
|-
| The armorer in Bastok Markets is on... || Kulatz Bridge
|-
| The auction house in Bastok has... || 5 Counters
|-
| The constellation map was written by... || Lago-Charago
|-
| The dragon that appears at Balga's Dais is... || Black Dragon
|-
| The ex-Minister of the Manustery... || Zonpa-Zippa.
|-
| The falls in N. Gustaberg are called... || Drachenfall
|-
| The Galka that lived with Werei is... || Gumbah
|-
| The girl who wants a red flower... || Valah Molkot
|-
| The Goldsmiths' Guild is closed... || from 23:00 to 8:00
|-
| The highest producer of mythril is... || Palborough Mines
|-
| The kid in N. San 'Oria is looking for... || Exoroche
|-
| The Konschtat Highlands houses... || the Crag of Dem
|-
| The lost kid in San d'Oria is looking for... || a willow fishing rod
|-
| The map of Mindartia was drawn by... || Enid Ironheart
|-
| The Mithra Chieftainness is... || Perih Vashai
|-
| The monster that does not belong... || Zu
|-
| The Norg auction clerk on the far left is... || Atrevaux
|-
| The President of Bastok... || Karst
|-
| The President of Bastok sleeps in... || the Presidential Suite
|-
| The principal of the Aurastery is... || Koru-Moru
|-
| The restaurant in Port Bastok is... || The Steaming Sheep
|-
| The river near San d'Oria is... || Cheval River
|-
| The San d'Orian delivery boy's mom has... || Davoi Fever
|-
| The San d'Orian papsque's name is... || Shamonde P Grauche
|-
| The San d'Orian Royal Knight general is... || Rahal
|-
| The sea to the east of Mindartia is... || Gugru Blue
|-
| The Tenshodo leader's cape is... || black
|-
| The Troupe Valeriano is made up of... || five members
|-
| The war 20 years ago was the... || Crystal War
|-
| The Windurstian flag has... || five stars
|-
| The Windurstian Weapon shop's greeting is... || Hohbiba-Mubiba
|-
| West of Zulkheim is... || Vollbow
|-
| You can catch crystal bass in... || Maiden's Spring
|}

[[Category:Windurst Quests]] [[Category:Windurst Walls Quests]]

Making the Grade

2026-07-22T08:42:24Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ optional dialogue

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=
|Start=[[Fuepepe]], [[Windurst Waters]] (L-6)
|Description= The students' answer sheets from their recent written exam have been stolen. The School of Magic urgently requests that you track down the answer sheets and return them.
|Fame=Windurst
|FLevel=3
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs={{ItemIcon|Test Answers|17}} [[Test Answers]]
|Level=10
|Repeatable=
|Previous=[[Teacher's Pet]]
|Next=
|Title=
|Reward={{ItemIcon|Aspir (Scroll)|}} [[Aspir (Scroll)|Scroll of Aspir]]
|Image={{PAGENAME}}.jpg
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== Walkthrough ==
{{color|red|Note:}} You cannot start this quest if [[Let Sleeping Dogs Lie]] or [[Teacher's Pet]] is active. You will need to zone if you just finished [[Let Sleeping Dogs Lie]] or [[Teacher's Pet]].

[[Image:Inner Horutoto Ruins-map4.jpg|thumb|right|Wendigo's Spawn on this map]]
*Speak to [[Fuepepe]] in the east Aurastery in [[Windurst Waters]] (North Map) to begin this quest.
** '''(Optional)''' Talk to Pechiru-Mashiru for his opinion on tests.
*Trade the {{Item Tooltip|Test Answers}} to [[Fuepepe]], he will tell you to take them to the principal.
**[[Test Answers]] can sometimes be found on the [[Auction House]], otherwise you have to farm them.
**[[Test Answers]] drop off [[Wendigo]]s in [[Inner Horutoto Ruins]] past the [[Three Mage Gate]].
*** When dropped by Wendigos, the item appears as "Pile of answer sheets" in the chat log instead of "Test Answers."
**'''(Optional)''' Talk to him again for a hint as to the principal's identity.
**'''(Optional)''' Talk to [[Tauwawa]] and [[Chomoro-Kyotoro]] for some foreshadowing dialogue.
*Trade the {{Item Tooltip|Test Answers}} to [[Koru-Moru]], [[Windurst Walls]] (E-7).
**You will be given a {{KI}} [[Tattered test sheet]].
**''Do not confuse this with [[Yoran-Oran]], ye ole [[Cornette]] Fame NPC. That is the wrong taru.''
*Speak to [[Fuepepe]] for your reward.

=== Optional dialogue ===
*You can use the {{KI}} [[Tattered test sheet]] to get additional dialogue from [[Chomoro-Kyotoro]] and [[Kirarara]] on the top of the [[Windurst Waters]] [[Aurastery]].

[[Category:Windurst Quests]] [[Category:Windurst Waters Quests]]

Animal Glue

2026-07-22T07:39:32Z

Boblers: quest usage

{{item
|ah listing=Alchemy 1
|description=This adhesive is made by boiling the skin and bones of animals.
|type=Item
|flags=Obtainable from Goblin Box
|stack size=12
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|ffxiah=937/animal-glue
|ffxidb=937
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|Craft Name=Alchemy
|Craft Level=7
|Sub Craft=
|Key Item=
|Crystal=Fire
|Recipe=
*[[Bone Chip]] x2
*[[Distilled Water]]
*[[Rabbit Hide]]
|NQ=[[Animal Glue]]
|HQ=
*HQ1: [[Animal Glue]] x2
*HQ2: [[Animal Glue]] x3
*HQ3: [[Animal Glue]] x4
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{{Item Synth
|Craft Name=Alchemy
|Craft Level=7
|Sub Craft=
|Key Item=[[Trituration]]
|Crystal=Fire
|Recipe=
*[[Bone Chip]] x4
*[[Distilled Water]]
*[[Rabbit Hide]] x2
*[[Triturator]]
|NQ=[[Animal Glue]] x2
|HQ=
*HQ1: [[Animal Glue]] x4
*HQ2: [[Animal Glue]] x6
*HQ3: [[Animal Glue]] x8
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{{Item NPC Table
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{{Item NPC
|NPC Name=Odoba
|Zone=Bastok Mines
|position=K-6
|Notes=300 [[Gil]] [[Alchemy]] Guild [[Recruit]] rank or higher
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|Item Name=Yetshila
|Craft Name=Clothcraft
|Level=113
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{{Item Quest Usage
|Name=Making Amends
|Notes=[[Hakkuru-Rinkuru]] - [[Port Windurst]] (E-7)
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[[Category:Alchemy Materials]]

Tiger Hide

2026-07-20T02:07:45Z

Boblers: link relevant quest

{{item
|ah listing=Leathercraft
|description=The sleek hide of a black tiger.
|type=Item
|flags=Obtainable from Goblin Box
|stack size=12
|singular log name=black tiger hide
|ffxiah=861/tiger-hide
|ffxidb=861
}}
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|Insert NPC List Template=
{{Item NPC
|NPC Name=Kueh Igunahmori
|Zone=Southern San d'Oria
|position=D-8
|Notes=1,312-7,350 [[Gil]] [[Leathercraft]] Guild Merchant Open from 3:00 - 18:00 daily
}}
}}
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{{Item Monster 2
|Monster Name=Forest Tiger
|Level= 22-25
|Zone=Jugner Forest, Carpenters' Landing
|Rate={{rdrop}}
|Notes=
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{{Item Monster 2
|Monster Name= Sabertooth Tiger
|Level=28-32, 29-32, 31-32
|Zone=Sauromugue Champaign, Carpenters' Landing, Batallia Downs
|Rate={{rdrop}}, {{udrop}}, {{udrop}}
|Notes=
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{{Item Monster 2
|Monster Name= Tundra Tiger
|Level=34-37
|Zone=Beaucedine Glacier
|Rate={{rdrop}}
|Notes=
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{{Item Monster 2
|Monster Name= Uleguerand Tiger
|Level=60-63
|Zone=Uleguerand Range
|Rate={{rdrop}}
|Notes=
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{{Item Monster 2
|Monster Name= Tundra Tiger
|Level=34-37
|Zone=Beaucedine Glacier
|Rate={{rdrop}}
|Notes=
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{{Item Monster 2
|Monster Name= Cave Tiger
|Level=73-76
|Zone=Aydeewa Subterrane
|Rate={{question}}
|Notes=
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{{Item Monster 2
|Monster Name= Angler Tiger
|Level={{question}}
|Zone=Abyssea - La Theine
|Rate={{rdrop}}
|Notes=
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{{Item Monster 2
|Monster Name= Ashen Tiger
|Level=111-113
|Zone=Kamihr Drifts
|Rate={{question}}
|Notes=
}}
{{Item Monster 2
|Monster Name= Kirata
|Level=41
|Zone=Beaucedine Glacier
|NM=NM
|Rate={{rdrop}}
|Notes=
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{{Item Monster 2
|Monster Name= Nue
|Level=41-42
|Zone=Beaucedine Glacier
|NM=NM
|Rate={{question}}
|Notes=
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{{Item Despoil 2
|Monster Name=Angler Tiger
|Zone=Abyssea - La Theine
|Level=111-113
|Notes= Can also Despoil [[Black Tiger Fang]]
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{{Item Despoil 2
|Monster Name=Ashen Tiger
|Zone=Kamihr Drifts
|Level=111-113
|Notes= Can also Despoil [[Black Tiger Fang]]
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|Item Name=Tiger Leather
|Craft Name=Leathercraft
|Level=61
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{{Item Used In Synth
|Item Name=Tiger Mantle
|Craft Name=Leathercraft
|Level=75
}}
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|{{Item Used In Synth Table
|Table Content=
{{Item Used In Synth
|Item Name= Aurora Mantle
|Craft Name=Leathercraft
|Level=88
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{{Item Used In Synth
|Item Name=Tiger Mask
|Craft Name=Leathercraft
|Level=95
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{{Obtain Desynth Table
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{{Item Other
|Item Name= Tiger Mask
|Craft Name=Leathercraft
|Level=95
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{{Item Other
|Item Name= Feral Mask
|Craft Name=Leathercraft
|Level=95
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|Type=Q
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{{Item Quest Usage
|Name=Black Tiger Skins
|Notes=[[Hanaa Punaa]] - [[Southern San d'Oria]] (E-8)
}}
}}
[[Category:Item]] [[Category:Leathercraft Materials]]

Lizard Skin

2026-07-20T02:07:15Z

Boblers: link relevant quest

{{item
|ah listing=Leathercraft
|description=Thick lizard skin.
|type=Item
|flags=Obtainable from Goblin Box
|stack size=12
|singular log name=lizard skin
|ffxiah=852/lizard-skin
|ffxidb=852
}}
[[Category:Item]]
{{Item NPC Table
|Insert NPC List Template=
{{Item NPC
|NPC Name=Cletae
|Zone=Southern San d'Oria
|position=D-8
|Notes=600 [[Gil]]. [[Leathercraft]] Recruit rank or higher required to purchase.
}}
{{Item NPC
|NPC Name=Green Thumb Moogle
|Zone=Mog Garden
|position=
|Notes=760 [[Gil]]
Requires [[Baby lizard memento]] from [[Monster Rearing]]
}}
}}
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|Type=Q
|Insert Quest Usage List Template =
{{Item Quest Usage
|Name=Lizard Skins
|Notes=[[Hanaa Punaa]] - [[Southern San d'Oria]] (E-8)
}}
}}
[[Category:Leathercraft Materials]]

The Seamstress

2026-07-20T02:05:54Z

Boblers: /* Walkthrough */ npc name

{{Quest Header
|Expansion=
|Start=[[Hanaa Punaa]] - [[Southern San d'Oria]] (E-8)
|Description= Collect three giant sheepskins for Hanaa, and she'll make some fine clothes for you.
|Fame=San d'Oria
|FLevel= 1
|Quest Reqs=
|Item Reqs= {{ItemIcon|Sheepskin|22}} [[Sheepskin]] x3
|Level=
|Repeatable=Y
|Previous=
|Next=[[Lizard Skins]]
|Title=The Silencer of the Lambs
|Reward={{ItemIcon|Leather Gloves|22}} {{tooltip|text=[[Leather Gloves]]|tooltip=[[File:Leather Gloves description.png]]}}
|Image=
}}
 

== Walkthrough ==
* Obtain 3 {{ItemIcon|Sheepskin|22}} [[Sheepskin]]s. [[Cletae]] in the building right behind her sells them.
* Speak with [[Hanaa Punaa]] on the second floor balcony of the Leathercraft guild to start quest and then trade her the 3 skins to complete quest.

[[Category:San d'Oria Quests]] [[Category:Southern San d'Oria Quests]]