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Loading ...Posted By Gahoo on April 29, 2010
Clan (Race)
Votes
Percentage
Dunesfolk (Lalafell)
542
18%
Midlanders (Hyur)
401
14%
Keepers of the Moon (Miqo’te)
369
13%
Seekers of the Sun (Miqo’te)
313
11%
Highlanders (Hyur)
284
10%
Wildwood (Elezen)
272
9%
Duskwight (Elezen)
250
8%
Sea Wolves (Roegadyn)
192
7%
Plainsfolk (Lalafell)
178
6%
Hellsguard (Roegadyn)
148
4%
We’ve been running a poll over the past 30 days asking the community what clans they were thinking about playing on release – and with almost 3,000 votes we’ve got far and away they best sample size [...]
Posted By Gahoo on March 30, 2010
The official Japanese FFXIV site was updated recently and most notably we have some new information about the various clans of Eorzea. As we have previously been told, each race will have two distinct clans which can be selected at the character creation stage. Up until now we only had a limited amount of information [...]
Posted By Gahoo on September 9, 2009
We are still days away from the next issue of Famitsu, but Ryumihyoh from the forums has uncovered some leaked information from a Japanese website by an unknown translator. Take this all with a grain of salt until we get actual scans and translations, but at least some of the information is interesting, and [...]
Posted By Fusionx on August 18, 2009
Today we’re excited to announce the launch of the Eorzeapedia podcast: Aetheryte Radio!
Aetheryte Radio is the collaborative effort of two of the most popular Final Fantasy XI podcasts: Limit Break Radio and Pet Food Alpha. We’ve come together to deliver you a fun and exciting show that covers everything related to Final Fantasy XIV. You [...]
Posted By Corinth on August 5, 2009
Thanks to some vigilant forum members, we have new information about FFXIV from Japan. Images were leaked late yesterday evening from a 9 page Japanese magazine article believed to be released this week. Chances are high this is coming from Weekly Famitsu. Weekly Famitsu often uses furigana, small characters above kanji to [...]
