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	'''Ochu''': Originally an [[Otyugh]], the Ochu has since differentiated into a plant-based creature.		'''Ochu''': Originally an [[Otyugh]], the Ochu has since differentiated into a plant-based creature.
			[[File:064.gif\|thumb\|right\|Sabin the day...]]
	'''Phantom Train''': Also known as the '''Doomtrain''', this ghostly locomotive ferries the souls of the dead to the Afterlife. For something with such an important duty, you certainly seem to be fighting it a lot. Due to an oversight, if you overlevel Sabin until he learns Suplex, he can suplex the entire damn Phantom Train, usually killing it in one hit by that point.		'''Phantom Train''': Also known as the '''Doomtrain''', this ghostly locomotive ferries the souls of the dead to the Afterlife. For something with such an important duty, you certainly seem to be fighting it a lot. Due to an oversight, if you overlevel Sabin until he learns Suplex, he can suplex the entire damn Phantom Train, usually killing it in one hit by that point.

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	==/tg/ Relevance==		==/tg/ Relevance==
	~~{erhaps~~ ''the'' most iconic fantasy gaming series on /v/, Final Fantasy inspires more than its share of gamers to try and convert the games to the tabletop gaming experience. As such, threads about converting races, classes, jobs, spells and other such things from the games sporadically appear on /tg/.		Perhaps ''the'' most iconic fantasy gaming series on /v/, Final Fantasy inspires more than its share of gamers to try and convert the games to the tabletop gaming experience. As such, threads about converting races, classes, jobs, spells and other such things from the games sporadically appear on /tg/.

	The original game, Final Fantasy 1, is particularly beloved for its efforts at replicating the [[Old School Roleplaying]] feel, and is practically a [[Dungeons & Dragons]] game in everything but name - it even steals many classic D&D monsters and throws them at the party, which almost got the company in trouble (the Japanese original has a [[Beholder]] enemy; this was replaced with a haunted cyclops skull in overseas localized versions and all remakes). Beware though, as unlike later games(FFIII,V,FFT) that use a class system, the remakes [[railroading\|railroad]] you into having a Fighter/Knight and at least one healer.		The original game, Final Fantasy 1, is particularly beloved for its efforts at replicating the [[Old School Roleplaying]] feel, and is practically a [[Dungeons & Dragons]] game in everything but name - it even steals many classic D&D monsters and throws them at the party, which almost got the company in trouble (the Japanese original has a [[Beholder]] enemy; this was replaced with a haunted cyclops skull in overseas localized versions and all remakes). Beware though, as unlike later games(FFIII,V,FFT) that use a class system, the remakes [[railroading\|railroad]] you into having a Fighter/Knight and at least one healer.

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	'''Phantom Train''': Also known as the '''Doomtrain''', this ghostly locomotive ferries the souls of the dead to the Afterlife. For something with such an important duty, you certainly seem to be fighting it a lot. Due to an oversight, if you overlevel Sabin until he learns Suplex, he can suplex the entire damn Phantom Train, usually killing it in one hit by that point.		'''Phantom Train''': Also known as the '''Doomtrain''', this ghostly locomotive ferries the souls of the dead to the Afterlife. For something with such an important duty, you certainly seem to be fighting it a lot. Due to an oversight, if you overlevel Sabin until he learns Suplex, he can suplex the entire damn Phantom Train, usually killing it in one hit by that point.

	'''Tonberry''': A cute [[Goblin]]-size monster with green skin, yellow eyes, a small snout, and a fish-like tail. They typically wear brown robes and carry a lantern and a little kitchen knife. They move slowly, but if you let them get close, they will murder the ''abso-fucking-'''SHIT''''' out of you. Their special power is having the one sharp pointy thing in the whole franchise that does [[Dark Heresy\|realistic "so you've been stabbed in the chest" damage]]. The lantern is also used for an attack usually called "Karma" or "Everyone's Grudge", that gets stronger the more enemies you've killed. Also has stronger variants such as the Master Tonberry who move faster with more HP, better stats and extra abilities.		'''Tonberry''': A cute [[Goblin]]-size monster with green skin, yellow eyes, a small snout, and a fish-like tail. They typically wear brown robes and carry a lantern and a little kitchen knife. They move slowly, but if you let them get close, they will murder the ''abso-fucking-'''SHIT''''' out of you with that little knife. Their special power is having the one sharp pointy thing in the whole franchise that does [[Dark Heresy\|realistic "so you've been stabbed in the chest" damage]]. The lantern is also used for an attack usually called "Karma" or "Everyone's Grudge", that gets stronger the more enemies you've killed. Also has stronger variants such as the Master Tonberry who move faster with more HP, better stats and extra abilities.

	'''Warmech''': The first Final Fantasy had a nasty surprise for those who went to challenge Tiamat (not quite [[Tiamat\|that one]] but very similar); a long bridge leading to the boss chamber had a small chance that any random encounters that came up on it would turn out to be the Warmech (also known as '''Death Machine'''), a robot walker that was not only the single toughest non-Boss enemy in the game, but dished out more damage than the bosses!		'''Warmech''': The first Final Fantasy had a nasty surprise for those who went to challenge Tiamat (not quite [[Tiamat\|that one]] but very similar); a long bridge leading to the boss chamber had a small chance that any random encounters that came up on it would turn out to be the Warmech (also known as '''Death Machine'''), a robot walker that was not only the single toughest non-Boss enemy in the game, but dished out more damage than the bosses!

	'''Zu''': A large black bird with a long neck and heavy beak. Also called a '''Rukh''' or '''Tot Aevis'''.		'''Zu''': A large black bird with a long neck and heavy beak. Also called a '''Rukh''' or '''Tot Aevis'''.

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	'''Ochu''': Originally an [[Otyugh]], the Ochu has since differentiated into a plant-based creature.		'''Ochu''': Originally an [[Otyugh]], the Ochu has since differentiated into a plant-based creature.

	'''Phantom Train''': Also known as the '''Doomtrain''', this ghostly locomotive ferries the souls of the dead to the Afterlife. For something with such an important duty, you certainly seem to be fighting it a lot. By the ~~way~~, ~~this is indeed the train~~ that ~~Sabin suplexed~~.		'''Phantom Train''': Also known as the '''Doomtrain''', this ghostly locomotive ferries the souls of the dead to the Afterlife. For something with such an important duty, you certainly seem to be fighting it a lot. Due to an oversight, if you overlevel Sabin until he learns Suplex, he can suplex the entire damn Phantom Train, usually killing it in one hit by that point.

	'''Tonberry''': A cute [[Goblin]]-size monster with green skin, yellow eyes, a small snout, and a fish-like tail. They typically wear brown robes and carry a lantern and a little kitchen knife. They move slowly, but if you let them get close, they will murder the ''abso-fucking-'''SHIT''''' out of you. Their special power is having the one sharp pointy thing in the whole franchise that does [[Dark Heresy\|realistic "so you've been stabbed in the chest" damage]]. The lantern is also used for an attack usually called "Karma" or "Everyone's Grudge", that gets stronger the more enemies you've killed. Also has stronger variants such as the Master Tonberry who move faster with more HP, better stats and extra abilities.		'''Tonberry''': A cute [[Goblin]]-size monster with green skin, yellow eyes, a small snout, and a fish-like tail. They typically wear brown robes and carry a lantern and a little kitchen knife. They move slowly, but if you let them get close, they will murder the ''abso-fucking-'''SHIT''''' out of you. Their special power is having the one sharp pointy thing in the whole franchise that does [[Dark Heresy\|realistic "so you've been stabbed in the chest" damage]]. The lantern is also used for an attack usually called "Karma" or "Everyone's Grudge", that gets stronger the more enemies you've killed. Also has stronger variants such as the Master Tonberry who move faster with more HP, better stats and extra abilities.

	'''Warmech''': The first Final Fantasy had a nasty surprise for those who went to challenge Tiamat(not [[Tiamat\|that one]]); a long bridge leading to the boss chamber had a small chance that any random encounters that came up on it would turn out to be the Warmech(also known as '''Death Machine'''), a robot walker that was not only the single toughest non-Boss enemy in the game, but ~~was actually stronger~~ than the bosses!		'''Warmech''': The first Final Fantasy had a nasty surprise for those who went to challenge Tiamat (not quite [[Tiamat\|that one]] but very similar); a long bridge leading to the boss chamber had a small chance that any random encounters that came up on it would turn out to be the Warmech (also known as '''Death Machine'''), a robot walker that was not only the single toughest non-Boss enemy in the game, but dished out more damage than the bosses!

	'''Zu''': A large black bird with a long neck and heavy beak. Also called a '''Rukh''' or '''Tot Aevis'''.		'''Zu''': A large black bird with a long neck and heavy beak. Also called a '''Rukh''' or '''Tot Aevis'''.

76.217.48.52: /* /tg/ Relevance */

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/tg/ Relevance

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	{erhaps ''the'' most iconic fantasy gaming series on /v/, Final Fantasy inspires more than its share of gamers to try and convert the games to the tabletop gaming experience. As such, threads about converting races, classes, jobs, spells and other such things from the games sporadically appear on /tg/.		{erhaps ''the'' most iconic fantasy gaming series on /v/, Final Fantasy inspires more than its share of gamers to try and convert the games to the tabletop gaming experience. As such, threads about converting races, classes, jobs, spells and other such things from the games sporadically appear on /tg/.

	The original game, Final Fantasy 1, is particularly beloved for its efforts at replicating the [[Old School Roleplaying]] feel, and is practically a [[Dungeons & Dragons]] game in everything but name - it even steals many classic D&D monsters and throws them at the party which almost got the company in trouble if a ~~D&D loving intern hadn't caught the~~ Beholder ~~on time~~. Beware though, as unlike later games(FFIII,V,FFT) that use a class system, the remakes [[railroading\|railroad]] you into having a Fighter/Knight and at least one healer.		The original game, Final Fantasy 1, is particularly beloved for its efforts at replicating the [[Old School Roleplaying]] feel, and is practically a [[Dungeons & Dragons]] game in everything but name - it even steals many classic D&D monsters and throws them at the party, which almost got the company in trouble (the Japanese original has a [[Beholder]] enemy; this was replaced with a haunted cyclops skull in overseas localized versions and all remakes). Beware though, as unlike later games(FFIII,V,FFT) that use a class system, the remakes [[railroading\|railroad]] you into having a Fighter/Knight and at least one healer.

	An article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #323 saw the adaptation of the [[Chocobo]] running bird to [[Dungeons & Dragons]] 3rd edition. The most blatant thing to /tg/ however is the card game.		An article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #323 saw the adaptation of the [[Chocobo]] running bird to [[Dungeons & Dragons]] 3rd edition. The most blatant thing to /tg/ however is the card game.

2600:6C50:607F:C0E9:8D63:18F:3C1D:8B06: /* Hydaelyn (or, the massive FFXIV clusterfuck) */

2023-01-12T11:17:44Z

Hydaelyn (or, the massive FFXIV clusterfuck)

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Eorzea Races

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	[[File:FFXIV Viera Art.png\|200px]] [[File:Final-Fantasy-XIV-Male-Viera.jpg\|200px]]		[[File:FFXIV Viera Art.png\|200px]] [[File:Final-Fantasy-XIV-Male-Viera.jpg\|200px]]

	'''Loporrits''' are a non playable race of anthropomorphic rabbits (not Viera; Loporrits are 100% furries) that feature heavily in the Endwalker storyline. They're essentially a fusion of two of the franchise's previous rabbit races, the Hummingway of FFIV (from which they get their naming pattern) and the Moogles of Ivalice (in technical aptitude).		'''Loporrits''' are a non playable race of anthropomorphic rabbits (not Viera; Loporrits are 100% furries the size of Lalafell) that feature heavily in the Endwalker storyline. They're essentially a fusion of two of the franchise's previous rabbit races, the Hummingway of FFIV (from which they get their naming pattern) and the Moogles of Ivalice (in technical aptitude).

	==Classes==		==Classes==

2001:14BA:A439:1500:B5B0:62D0:320E:491: /* Compilation of Final Fantasy VII */

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	===Compilation of Final Fantasy VII===		===Compilation of Final Fantasy VII===
	This setting consisting of a world simply known as Gaia or The Planet, is one of the more fan-favorite worlds in the FF series; despite being far more restricted in terms of development and story. It's very Midgar and "main story" centric; as we rarely see much of the world that has nothing to do with the massive Shinra corporation or the main character Cloud and antagonist Sephiroth's shared journey.		This setting consisting of a world simply known as Gaia or The Planet, is one of the more fan-favorite worlds in the FF series; despite being far more restricted in terms of development and story. It's very Midgar and "main story" centric; as we rarely see much of the world that has nothing to do with the massive Shinra corporation or the main character Cloud and antagonist Sephiroth's shared journey. Despite this, due to Final Fantasy VII being one of the most popular and arguably the most influential game in the series, it's setting is one of the most developed in the series, with spin-off games, animated series and even a full remake (only about 1/3 complete as of this writing) that greatly expands on the original (the first part of the remake is about 30 hours in length, while the story arc it covers was only around 5 hours in the original game) made to further flesh out the setting.

	Gaia's stated to be somewhat of a "living" planet, with a form of blood in the form of the Lifestream and its product of [[Mana\|Mako]]. All things are created from the planet, and return to the Lifestream upon death. To a massive mega corporation like Shinra, Mako is a very powerful and useful resource, due to its ability to create Materia, [[Ioun Stone]] like orbs that can be inserted into weapons and armor to provide magical abilities. Raw Mako itself is also useful as a power source; something Shinra has built its technological empire around.		Gaia's stated to be somewhat of a "living" planet, with a form of blood in the form of the Lifestream and its product of [[Mana\|Mako]]. All things are created from the planet, and return to the Lifestream upon death. To a massive mega corporation like Shinra, Mako is a very powerful and useful resource, due to its ability to create Materia, [[Ioun Stone]] like orbs that can be inserted into weapons and armor to provide magical abilities. Raw Mako itself is also useful as a power source; something Shinra has built its technological empire around.

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	Due to Final Fantasy XIV's nature as a "celebration" of all things Final Fantasy, nearly anything and everything can turn out to be canon in this game or show up. Final Fantasy VI's Warring Triad and Magitek? In it. Ivalice? A region in a far more massive world. Final Fantasy VII's weapons? Bio-organic weapons created by the ancient Allagan Empire and the Garlean Empire.		Due to Final Fantasy XIV's nature as a "celebration" of all things Final Fantasy, nearly anything and everything can turn out to be canon in this game or show up. Final Fantasy VI's Warring Triad and Magitek? In it. Ivalice? A region in a far more massive world. Final Fantasy VII's weapons? Bio-organic weapons created by the ancient Allagan Empire and the Garlean Empire.

	However, it's foolish to believe that this world is just ''one world'', because it's actually one Source world~~, and~~ thirteen Shards. It gets weirder from there, and it's STILL going. But it still manages to be less disjointed than [[World of Warcraft]] has become.		However, it's foolish to believe that this world is just ''one world'', because it's actually one Source world that split into thirteen Shards because of a catastrophe that happened eons ago. Much of the backstory involves ancient beings trying to merge these Shards back together; It gets weirder from there, and it's STILL going. But it still manages to be less disjointed than [[World of Warcraft]] has become.

	Like Gaia, Hydaelyn {{Spoiler\|actually called Eitherys}} (the Source and all her Shards) has a Lifestream, where all creatures are born from aether and their aether returns to Hydaelyn. However, certain beastman cultures can summon Primals; beings that consume vast quantities of aether and are a drain on the Lifestream, as if their rampaging ways and tendency to enslave followers weren't already enough motivation to get rid of them. However, the nature of the planet and Primals get stranger as the Warrior of Light, the player character, ventures deeper into their adventure.		Like Gaia, Hydaelyn {{Spoiler\|actually called Eitherys}} (the Source and all her Shards) has a Lifestream, where all creatures are born from aether and their aether returns to Hydaelyn. However, certain beastman cultures can summon Primals; beings that consume vast quantities of aether and are a drain on the Lifestream, as if their rampaging ways and tendency to enslave followers weren't already enough motivation to get rid of them. However, the nature of the planet and Primals get stranger as the Warrior of Light, the player character, ventures deeper into their adventure.
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	:*''Limsa Lominsa:'' A nation of former pirates in the island of Vylbrand, and one of the three starting cities. Run by Admiral Merwylb Bloefhiswyn, she was the one who personally disbanded the practice of piracy, but still let some of the more stubborn crews serve as privateers against the invading Garlean Empire. Obviously, this is a very contentious point. They're also somewhat expansionist much to the dismay of the native Kobolds (who look less like cute squat dragons and more like moles. Their military is the Maelstrom; and very obviously naval in nature versus the more land bound militaries of the Flames and Adders. You can obtain the Arcanist and Marauder base classes here, the Rogue base class after obtaining level 10, the Fisher gathering class, the Armorer, Culinarian and Blacksmith crafting classes, and the Scholar, Summoner (though the Summoner quests are in Gridania), Warrior, Ninja, Dancer and Blue Mage jobs. Player-wise, Limsa is always the most crowded of the three main cities due to it being the only one to drop its aetherite plaza next to its market.		:*''Limsa Lominsa:'' A nation of former pirates in the island of Vylbrand, and one of the three starting cities. Run by Admiral Merwylb Bloefhiswyn, she was the one who personally disbanded the practice of piracy, but still let some of the more stubborn crews serve as privateers against the invading Garlean Empire. Obviously, this is a very contentious point. They're also somewhat expansionist much to the dismay of the native Kobolds (who look less like cute squat dragons and more like moles. Their military is the Maelstrom; and very obviously naval in nature versus the more land bound militaries of the Flames and Adders. You can obtain the Arcanist and Marauder base classes here, the Rogue base class after obtaining level 10, the Fisher gathering class, the Armorer, Culinarian and Blacksmith crafting classes, and the Scholar, Summoner (though the Summoner quests are in Gridania), Warrior, Ninja, Dancer and Blue Mage jobs. Player-wise, Limsa is always the most crowded of the three main cities due to it being the only one to drop its aetherite plaza next to its market.

	:*''Mor Dhona:'' A neutral land, contested by the Eorzean Alliance and Garleans. Due to [[Bahamut]] nuking Eorzea (and mostly this region), Mor Dhona has a large collection of aetherically charged crystals. [[Bahamut]]'s wave of destruction also helped to unearth the Crystal Tower. In the midst of Lake Silvertear is the "carcass" of the king of dragons, Midgardsormr. Infamous for being the headquarters of the opportunistic Rowena and her House of Splendors.		:*''Mor Dhona:'' A neutral land used as a hub for traveling adventurers, contested by the Eorzean Alliance and Garleans. Due to [[Bahamut]] nuking Eorzea (and mostly this region), Mor Dhona has a large collection of aetherically charged crystals. [[Bahamut]]'s wave of destruction also helped to unearth the Crystal Tower. In the midst of Lake Silvertear is the "carcass" of the king of dragons, Midgardsormr. Infamous for being the headquarters of the opportunistic Rowena and her House of Splendors.

	:*''Ishgard:'' A two tierd, primarily Elezen city in the ice-blasted region of Coerthas and the primary focus of the first expansion, ''Heavensward''. When the players first encounter it, it's a Holy See run by Archbishop Thordan VII. Later, it gains a parliment similar to the UK consisting of the House of Lords and House of Commons and becomes a republic. Its military, the Temple Knights, was and still is led by Aymeric de Borel. Before and during Heavensward, Ishgard found itself embroiled with a war versus dragons. At first, it was believed the Ishgardians were in the right, when it later turned out it was the Ishgardians who murdered a mighty dragon known as Ratatoskr and incensed Nidhogg into creating a near permanent grudge. Unlike other expansions, you can find three jobs here; Dark Knight, Astrologian and Machinist.		:*''Ishgard:'' A two tierd, primarily Elezen city in the ice-blasted region of Coerthas and the primary focus of the first expansion, ''Heavensward''. When the players first encounter it, it's a Holy See run by Archbishop Thordan VII. Later, it gains a parliment similar to the UK consisting of the House of Lords and House of Commons and becomes a republic. Its military, the Temple Knights, was and still is led by Aymeric de Borel. Before and during Heavensward, Ishgard found itself embroiled with a war versus dragons. At first, it was believed the Ishgardians were in the right, when it later turned out it was the Ishgardians who murdered a mighty dragon known as Ratatoskr and incensed Nidhogg into creating a near permanent grudge. Unlike other expansions, you can find three jobs here; Dark Knight, Astrologian and Machinist.
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	:*''Ala Mhigo:'' Found in the arid region of Gyr Abania, this nation is half of the focus of Stormblood. It was invaded very early in Final Fantasy XIV's lifespan (in fact, it was invaded before 1.0, the failed release of the game), and only liberated during Stormblood. Garleans led by Gauis van Baelsar (later, Zenos yae Galvus) were the previous owners of the place, and the nation was used as a guinnea pig for horrible weapons; including the calamitous Black Rose.		:*''Ala Mhigo:'' Found in the arid region of Gyr Abania, this nation is half of the focus of Stormblood. It was invaded very early in Final Fantasy XIV's lifespan (in fact, it was invaded before 1.0, the failed release of the game), and only liberated during Stormblood. Garleans led by Gauis van Baelsar (later, Zenos yae Galvus) were the previous owners of the place, and the nation was used as a guinnea pig for horrible weapons; including the calamitous Black Rose.

	*'''Radz-at-Han:''' The focus of Endwalker, and the nation on Thavnair.		*'''Radz-at-Han:''' The focus of Endwalker and the nation on Thavnair, home of alchemical research.

	*'''Othard:''' The other focus of Stormblood; consisting of several notable regions.		*'''Othard:''' The other focus of Stormblood; consisting of several notable regions.
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	*'''Bozja:''' Home of the Hrothgar, this nation was all that basically stood against the Allagans during the Third Astral Era. Eventually, the Garleans attacked Bozja, and obliterated the city and its inhabitants. Now, a group of resistance attempt to reclaim the former nation; even as they unearth the sins of the nation.		*'''Bozja:''' Home of the Hrothgar, this nation was all that basically stood against the Allagans during the Third Astral Era. Eventually, the Garleans attacked Bozja, and obliterated the city and its inhabitants. Now, a group of resistance attempt to reclaim the former nation; even as they unearth the sins of the nation.

	*'''Garlemald:''' The big bad nation, armed to the teeth with [[Magitek]] and the willingness to use it. They have a fetish for the ancient Allagan Empire; and are an Empire themselves. However, due to events in Shadowbringers and soon to be seen in Endwalker, the nation has all but collapsed.		*'''Garlemald:''' The big bad nation, armed to the teeth with [[Magitek]] and the willingness to use it. Once a backwater nation bullied by other nations due to their lack of magic use, they invented technology that puts them on equal footing and decided that they've been pushed around long enough. They have a fetish for the ancient Allagan Empire; and are an Empire themselves. However, due to events in Shadowbringers and soon to be seen in Endwalker, the nation has all but collapsed.

	====The First====		====The First====
	A world drowned in light. No, this isn't a good thing; as the vast majority of the world is ~~surrouned~~ in raw stasis. The Warrior of Light fixes it after calling themselves the Warrior of Darkness for a bit during Shadowbringers. [[Grimdark\|Light aspected demonic entities known as Sin Eaters also infest the world, and turn other creatures into Sin Eaters by slaying them due to the overdosage of Light aether.]] All locations here take place on the only known continent, Norvrandt.		A world drowned in light. No, this isn't a good thing; as the vast majority of the world is surrounded in raw stasis. The Warrior of Light fixes it after calling themselves the Warrior of Darkness for a bit during Shadowbringers. [[Grimdark\|Light aspected demonic entities known as Sin Eaters also infest the world, and turn other creatures into Sin Eaters by slaying them due to the overdosage of Light aether.]] All locations here take place on the only known continent, Norvrandt.

	*'''Crystarium:''' A nation built around the Crystal Tower, led by a mysterious individual known as the Crystal Exarch. Yes, ''that'' Crystal Tower from Mor Dhona. Yes, there is in fact an explanation. The Crystarium is also known as one of the few places resistant if not immune to Sin Eaters. It is situated in the region of Lakeland.		*'''Crystarium:''' A nation built around the Crystal Tower, led by a mysterious individual known as the Crystal Exarch. Yes, ''that'' Crystal Tower from Mor Dhona. Yes, there is in fact an explanation. The Crystarium is also known as one of the few places resistant if not immune to Sin Eaters. It is situated in the region of Lakeland.