After the Curtain Falls

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• This event ran from August 27th 2016 to September 12th 2016, and is no longer available to players. Any associated rewards can no longer be acquired through this event.
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• See also: The Rising (2016)

After the Curtain Falls

Quest giver

Crystal Caravan Leader

Location

Ul'dah - Steps of Nald (X:10.3, Y:9.2)

Quest line

The Rising (2016)

Level

15

Experience

 1,440

Gil

 333

Previous quest

The Show Must Go On

Patch

3.35

“

The Crystal Caravan leader gazes at you with expectant eyes.

※This quest is available for a limited time only.

— In-game description

Rewards

• 1   Wind-up Krile
• 1   Dress-up Y'shtola

Unlocks

•   Third Rise's a Charm

Steps

• Wait for the playwright near the Wellhead Lift.

• Speak with the Crystal Caravan leader.

Journal

• The Crystal Caravan leader gazes at you with expectant eyes.
  ※This quest is available for a limited time only.

• As the troupe leader tells it, the playwright himself was in the audience to witness your star turn, and would personally thank you for doing his work justice. Meet him near the Wellhead Lift.

※Please note that you will not be able to complete this quest after the seasonal event has ended. For details, check the Lodestone.

• Much to your surprise, the author of the play reveals himself to be none other than the wandering minstrel, known throughout Eorzea for his flowery songs and colorful poetry. He expresses his deepest gratitude for bringing his script to life, and sends you off with a heartfelt and encouraging farewell. The Crystal Caravan leader is likely curious to hear what the bard had to say.

• The troupe leader is joined by her star actor, who also gives you his thanks. Although he has heard much of your virtuoso performance, he was unfortunately unable to attend due to his injuries. He makes a heartfelt plea for you to return to the stage, that you might inspire not only him, but all those who might have the good fortune to see you act again.