Flame On

This limited time event has ended.

• This event ran from August 12th, 2020 to August 26th, 2020, and is no longer available to players. Any associated rewards can no longer be acquired through this event.
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• See also: Moonfire Faire (2020)

Flame On

Quest giver

Haermaga

Location

Eastern La Noscea (X:34.8, Y:26)

Quest line

Moonfire Faire (2020)

Level

30

Experience

 3,120

Gil

 422

Previous quest

A Fish Too Far

Patch

5.3

“

Haermaga has a message for you from the host of the festivities.

※This quest is available for a limited time only.

— In-game description

Rewards

Unlocks

•   Smile, You Son of a...

Steps

• Speak with Gegeruju.

• Speak with people along the beach and teach them the flame dance.

• Speak with Jiriri.

Journal

• Haermaga has a message for you from the host of the festivities.

• Haermaga congratulates you on behalf of the Adventurers' Guild before informing you that Gegeruju has expressed great interest in the dance that saved his faire. Speak with the wealthy merchant to see what he wants from you.

※Please note that you will be unable to complete this quest after the seasonal event has ended. For details, please check the Lodestone.

• Gegeruju thanks you personally before requesting that you arrange an encore performance of the flame dance. He seems most interested in making it a permanent part of the festivities, and seems particularly keen to see his Miqo'te dancers learn the steps. Speak with the festival-goers and recruit any who are willing to learn a few new tricks.

• Dancers up and down the beaches of Costa del Sol are setting the sands ablaze with their passion, and you have assembled a group worthy of Costa del Sol's discerning owner. Jiriri is standing by to inform you of what to do next.

• Jiriri furnishes all the dancers with the proper attire, and they begin their performance, dancing with grace and ardor that would inspire even the most cynical soul. Cheers come from the crowd when the dancers finish, the loudest of which comes from Gegeruju. Summer is in the air, and this year's Moonfire Faire promises to be the most spirited one yet.