Written by Jaime Skelton

Read about the new playable races for FFXIV, including the Elezen, Lalafell, Hyur, Roegadyn and Miqo’te. Learn a little about their history as well as what makes them unique in their own ways in this new Final Fantasy installment.

Final Fantasy XIV Races – Elezen

Male Elezen

Once able to claim dominion over Eorzea, the Elezen were the first known race in the world. Now a nomadic people, the Elezen have often been at war with the Hyur who invaded their lands, although they currently share a tenative peace. The Elezen are tall, slim, with elongated limbs and ears said to pick up the sound of a field mouse at a long distance.

The Wildwood Elezen live in the forests, with a keen sense of sight and skill at archery. Duskwright Elezen, on the other hand, often live in caverns with skill at hand-to-hand combat and enhanced aural ability.

Also seen in Final Fantasy XI (Elvaan). An elvish race, with elongated ears and effeminate features Continue reading »

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FFXIV Vault, is giving away 3 collector’s editions for the PC or a PS3 version.

The Big Final Fantasy XIV Giveaway!
For all our newcomers, welcome to the Vault! And to all of our loyal members, thanks for all your support over the past year in building this community. We’ve got a couple things to celebrate around here including Vault’s One Year Anniversary in June (/cheer), the recently announced Release Dates for Final Fantasy XIV (Sept 22) and well, quite frankly, everyone likes free stuff. How about three copies of Final Fantasy XIVCollectors Edition (PC) or PS3 version, You get to pick. Read on to find out how you could be a winner.

How the Contest Works:
Vault will be awarding three prizes. Each has a different method for determining the winner. You can take any route you choose, including all three. However, you cannot win more than one prize.

Full details are available here - http://www.ffxivvault.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1611


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In Final Fantasy XI (FFXI), Alchemists are able to create medicines, potions, enhanced weapons, and Ninjutsu tools through combining different materials and crystals. With over 350 different recipes, Alchemy is the largest among the available crafts, and as such has a large amount of sources for materials.

A lot of Alchemy supplies can be purchased from guild merchant or from other players for FFXI Gil, so you might want to buy FFXI Gil to ensure that you have enough funds for your crafting materials.

Alchemy Ranks and Tests

To become an alchemist, go to the upper level of the primary Alchemist’s Guild in the Bastok Mines and speak to Guildmaster Abd-al-Raziq. You will then become an Alchemist with the rank Amateur.

To advance your rank as an alchemist, you have to speak to Abd-al-Raziq and complete the tests he gives you. These tests will require you to craft specific items.

As with all the crafts, there are 9 ranks in Alchemy. Below is a table listing the ranks, what skill level you need to be at to take your next test, and what item you need to craft (ingredients for the items can be found in the Recipes section of this guide). Continue reading »

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In Final Fantasy XI (FFXI), players who take up Cooking are able to create various types of food and drinks that restore HP and/or mana, or even provide various stat bonuses.

A lot of the supplies you need for Cooking can be purchased from guild merchant or from other players for FFXI Gil, so you might want to buy FFXI Gil to ensure that you have enough funds for your crafting materials.

Cooking Ranks and Tests

To start your career in Cooking, go to the upper level of the primary Cooking Guild in Windurst Woods (G-12) and speak to Guildmaster Piketo-Puketo. You will then become a member of the Cooking Guild with the rank Amateur.

To advance your rank in Cooking, you have to speak to Piketo-Puketo and complete the tests she gives you. These tests will require you to craft specific items. Continue reading »

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In Final Fantasy XI (FFXI), players who take up Leathercraft are able to create weapons and armor using animal hide and leather.


A lot of the supplies you need for Leathercraft can be purchased from guild merchant or from other players for FFXI Gil, so you might want to buy FFXI Gil to ensure that you have enough funds for your crafting materials.

Leathercraft Ranks and Tests

To start your career in Leathercraft, go to the upper level of the primary Leathercraft Guild in Southern San d’Oria (E-8) and speak to Guildmaster Faulpie. You will then become a member of the Leathercraft Guild with the rank Amateur.

To advance your rank in Leathercraft, you have to speak to Faulpie and complete the tests she gives you. These tests will require you to craft specific items.

As with all the crafts, there are 9 ranks in Leathercraft. Below is a table listing the ranks, what skill level you need to be at to take your next test, and what item you need to craft (ingredients for the items can be found in the Recipes section of this guide).

Rank

Skill Level Required for Test

Test Item

Recruit

8-10

Rabbit Mantle

Initiate

18-20

Lizard Cesti

Novice

28-30

Dhalmel Mantle

Apprentice

38-40

Magic Belt

Journeyman

48-50

Cuir Bouilli

Craftsman

58-60

Raptor Jerkin

Artisan

68-70

Battle Boots

Adept

78-80

Tiger Gloves

Veteran

88-90

Coeurl Mask

Guild Points

Each craft has a Guild Union Representative and you can turn in a certain item each day to the representative and receive Guild Points as a reward. To begin doing this as a leatherworker, you will have to speak to Alivatand at the Southern San d’Oria (E-8) and sign a contract (note that signing another contract will cause you to forfeit any Guild Points you accumulated while under your first contract). You can use your Guild Points to purchase tools, key item abilities, and signature crystals.

Below is a table of items you can purchase using your Guild Points. Signature Crystals (crystals that can be used in place of regular Crystals while crafting and adds the crafter’s “signature” to the crafted items) can be purchased at any rank, but the other items and abilities that can be purchased require you to be at a certain guild rank. Continue reading »

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In Final Fantasy XI (FFXI), Boneworkers are able to create armor, weapons, ammunition, and jewelry through combining different materials (mostly the bones and exoskeletons of various creatures) and crystals.

A lot of the supplies you need for Bonecrafting can be purchased from guild merchant or from other players for FFXI Gil, so you might want to buy FFXI Gil to ensure that you have enough funds for your crafting materials.

Bonecrafting Ranks and Tests

To become a Boneworker, go to the upper level of the primary Boneworker’s Guild in Windurst Woods (H-13) and speak to Guildmaster Peshi Yohnts. You will then become a Boneworker with the rank Amateur.

To advance your rank as a Boneworker, you have to speak to Peshi Yohnts and complete the tests she gives you. These tests will require you to craft specific items.

As with all the crafts, there are 9 ranks in Bonecrafting. Below is a table listing the ranks, what skill level you need to be at to take your next test, and what item you need to craft (ingredients for the items can be found in the Recipes section of this guide). Continue reading »

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Go to whitebone sands to the very top left corner of it, you’ll see 2 main big trees.  Walk under them and they will let you through. Then you will come to a place where you’re stuck between a tree and the wall.

Sometimes it will work – just walk into the water. If it doesnt, turn your camera so it faces your character and lower it all the way to the ground. Now you should be able to walk in.

This might work for PC users, but has not been tested.  Can someone test it please?

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this trick requires about 11-12 SCHs you buff the main sch usually a merited taru eat a cream puff an pop an INT potion ES helix the mob

according to its weakness generally ice/thunder then have all SCHs use modus veritus an watch the mob drop this can work on anything

even AV as long as intial SCH ie one casting helix doesnt get resisted hence the food an int pot + ES hope you guys like an this merits a vote in


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Just unzip the file ffxi-maps-1.3.5.zip to your \PlayOnline\SquareEnix\FINAL FANTASY XI directory and everything should install to the right spot. In the event that it doesn’t, copy the directory structure manually to \PlayOnline\SquareEnix\FINAL FANTASY XI.


http://rapidshare.com/files/275375891/ffxi-maps-1.3.5.zip

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USER SUBMITTED. POSTING EXACTLY AS SUBMITTED. ALWAYS VIRUS SCAN ANY DOWNLOAD BEFORE USING.

Installation Instructions:
Just unzip the file ffxi-maps-1.3.5.zip to your \PlayOnline\SquareEnix\FINAL FANTASY XI directory and everything should install to the right spot. In the event that it doesn’t, copy the directory structure manually to \PlayOnline\SquareEnix\FINAL FANTASY XI.

http://rapidshare.com/files/275375891/ffxi-maps-1.3.5.zip

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On average, I’ll make about 75-100k for 3-4 hours of farming a night right now. The reason why I’m able to do this, is because I’m able to see what things sell well at the AH and find the places where I can get it. Having a melee job with a decently leveled THF as a subjob can make a huge difference between getting good drops, to decent drops, to hardly any drops. At level 15, THF will have two helpful things: Gilfinder and Treasure Hunter. Treasure Hunter is good because it increases the chances that normal items from mobs will drop as you farm. I don’t think that it really helps much with NM drops, but I’m not an expert on that so take what I say about that with a grain of salt. At lower levels, odds are your THF will either be too low for a subjob or hardly leveled at all for a main job. Some people will level up THF to 15 for the traits I listed above. But if you’re a melee (WAR or MNK), THF is great for farming. Just remember to change your subjob before you go out for exp parties though. No one likes a gimpy subjob.

One important thing you need is a good system that works for you. I pretty much farm Monday-Thursday and I try to party/do quests and missions Friday-Sunday. I know people who party Monday-Friday and strictly farm on the weekend. But depending on your lvl and job (and also your server) the amount of gil you make can vary as does the schedule that feels the best for you.

So here are a few suggestions based on my experience so far.

This is a mini-guide based primarily off of my game experience, from farming at early levels to my current level. I will give a little history as to why I needed a lot of gil so many of you won’t think that I’m a greedy little *^%$. Most of what I’m writing isn’t a secret nor is it path to guaranteed gillions. All it is, is a small guide on how-to make some decent gil early on.

First and foremost, my main job is MNK. Despite what people may think or say, the MNK job is the MOST EXPENSIVE job to gear, especially from lvls 34-40. When I was going through those levels, Ochiudo Kote (level 34) were going for 800-1000k gil, Mthr. Knuckles +1 (level 3 50k, sniper rings (level 40) were around 500k and woodsman rings (level 40) were around 450k. Brown Belt (level 40) was stable at 500k and Jujitsu Gi (level 40) was going for over 300k at the time. And this is gear that you can equip up to level 40. So if I wanted to be a decent MNK, I knew what type of gear I needed to get. So here are my strategies for getting gil and all of these items before I even reached level 40.

Remember, these prices at the AH can change and primarily come from the Jeuno AH prices, so I’m using what I’ve seen today at the AH for the basis of what to look forward to when selling these items for gil. Please remember that some items for sale in Jeuno can be more or less, but not a huge difference. We’re talking mostly farmed items here, not endgame drops.
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