FFXIV Wiki:Restructure Lore on Wiki/Sandbox
This Sandbox is now intended to collect Articles that either need revision or need to be written overall. Once they are done they should be included into Lore.
Therefore, a check system is needed:
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It (hopefully) helps to organise the task.
Aetherology, Natural Orders and Culture
Mythologies and Religions
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Turali Religion
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Eras and History
A Realm Reborn
Stormblood
Dawntrail
1 *The Rite of Succession - Needs their own page (currently quest page)
1 *The Storm Surge - Needs their own page (currently quest page)
Races, Jobs/Classes and Organizations
Artifacts
Artifacts are different items - small and large - that play a vital role in the story. For spoiler prevention, the artifacts are listed in order of the expack they first appeared in.
A Realm Reborn
- Crystals of Light
- Soul Crystal
- Heart of Sabik
- Auracite
- Aetheric Siphon
- Tupsimati
- Crystal Tower (Lore)
- Tomestones
Heavensward
Stormblood
- Tsukumogami
Shadowbringers
Endwalker
For Auracite:
- Ivalice
- Bozja
- Pnadeamonium
- Sorrow of Werlyt
- Unulkahai
- Thirteenth
Though Famfrit was originally a menace only to those exploring the Ridorana Lighthouse, the IVth Legion onmyoji Yamatsumi transformed into a nearly identical creature after succumbing to the influence of auracite. Such fragments transform their bearer into a form which aligns with their heart's most earnest desire, so it stands to reason that those with the same wish may be changed in a similar fashion—yet the question remains as how two identical desires would manifest in two different people. One theory suggests that Gilbrisbert the Puppetmaster fabricated a particular desire in Yamatsumi's mind before presenting the onmyoji with auracite to serve his own twisted ends. [1]
Discovered deep within the ruins of a city buried for centuries beneath the kingdom of Dalmasca, this unique golem is believed to have once served as a guardian. Corruption caused by energies emitted from auracite, however, has seen the barmun forget their original purpose, rendering them mindless vessels who now know only indiscriminate slaughter. [2]
Adrammelech Card: This entity is bound to the will of imperial pilus prior Albeleo, who is said to have effected the summoning with an auracite stone recovered from the ruins of Dalmasca. Readings of ancient inscriptions found the creature described simply as “the Wroth.”
This entity is bound to the will of imperial pilus prior Albeleo, who is said to have effected the summoning with an auracite stone recovered from the ruins of Dalmasca. Readings of ancient inscriptions found the creature described simply as "the Wroth."
— Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume III, p. 272
Shemhazai: A IVth Legion Zealot transformed by the power of auracite into a twisted monstrosity resembling Shemhazai the Whisperer of Ivalician legend. She is believed to hold sway over the spirits of the netherworld.
Nemjiji Tracing the legends of auracite back to their source suggest that the High Seraph may be the cause of countless tragedies, including our most recent one. Regardless of the auracite's source, however, it was Athena's bottomless ambition that set the wheels of tragedy in motion. [3]
Yiazmat:
A twisted being encountered in the Clockwork City. Its true identity is Ba'Gamnan, sky pirate and former captain of Dalmasca, who was corrupted by the power of the Duma, his hatred for the Empire making him susceptible to the auracite's whispers.
— Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume III, p. 199
Auracite taken from the High Seraph Ultima is said to grant its wielder their heart's desire...for a price. A price the IVth Legion Zealots paid gladly, confident this unspeakable horror will put an end to the Resistance.
— In-game description A Familiar Face
Field Notes on Gilbrisbert: And whereas the church taught that Ultima, the High Seraph, is a servant of god, it believed that Ultima herself is god, from whom comes the gift of auracite─miraculous stones with the power to solve all of mankind's woes. Yet far from aiding mankind, these relics wrought disaster wheresoever they appeared and were regarded with fear by other citizens. This fear manifested as violence towards the sect, which fought back by committing indiscriminate acts of destruction across the kingdom.
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