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Daidukul

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Daidukul

Title
Daidukul Khan
Gender
Male ♂
Age
34
Race
Au Ra (Xaela)
Class
Pugilist
Profession
Khan (Tribal Leader)
Zone
The Azim Steppe (20.7,22.6)
Organization
Buduga Tribe
Services
Quest NPC
Patch
4.0

"Hmm... Yes...yes... This one is special."

— In-game description

Daidukul of the Buduga is an Au Ra in The Azim Steppe. He is a minor quest character who was introduced with main story quests from the Stormblood expansion, as an ally to the antagonistic Oronir tribe.


Quests Involved In

Quest Level Quest Giver Questline
The Children of Azim 65 Lyse Stormblood Main Scenario Quests
The Labors of Magnai 66 Baatu Stormblood Main Scenario Quests
Sworn Enemies of the Sun 66 Magnai Stormblood Main Scenario Quests
As the Gods Will 66 Gosetsu Stormblood Main Scenario Quests
In Crimson They Walked 66 Hien Stormblood Main Scenario Quests
The Will of the Moon 70 Y'shtola Post-Stormblood Main Scenario Quests
┗ Post-Ala Mhigan Liberation Quests

Lore

"The Buduga will stand with the Oronir, and victory will be ours, as it was before."

The thirty-four year old khan of the Buduga, who liken themselves to the spear of Nhaama-indomitable and resolute. The tribe values strength of body above all else, and since male Xaela tend to be noticeably taller and more robust than their female counterparts, the all-male Buduga would capitalize on this difference. Unwavering loyalty is another trait prized by these warriors, even to allied tribes, for such arrangements are key to their survival as they can only bolster their ranks by accepting orphaned children or claiming tribute from defeated enemies. In pursuit of his mantra—"All glory to the tribe"—Daidukul entered into a pact with the Oronir shortly after becoming khan, believing that an alliance with the preeminent tribe would see their numbers swell. Whenever prisoners are brought before the most radiant brother, Daidukul is wont to take their measure-and if pleased by what he sees, seek to claim them as his own.

— Encyclopedia Eorzea vol 2, page 111, "Daidukul of the Buduga"


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