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	\| '''Soloable?''' {{color\|positive\|Yes for very basic gil + upgrade card farming,}}{{color\|negative\|No for getting equipment or lots of upgrade cards.}} <br />		\| '''Soloable?''' {{color\|positive\|Yes for very basic gil + upgrade card farming,}}{{color\|negative\|No for getting equipment or lots of upgrade cards.}} <br />
	'''Requirements:''' {{color\|neutral\|Completed Rhapsodies of Vana'Diel}}<br />		'''Requirements:''' {{color\|neutral\|Completed Rhapsodies of Vana'Diel}}<br />
	'''Notable Rewards:''' ~~[https://www.bg-wiki.com/bg/Category:Reforged_Artifact_Armor_%2B2~~ Reforged AF Armor +2] and ~~[https://www.bg-wiki.com/bg/Category:Reforged_Artifact_Armor_%2B3~~ +3],		'''Notable Rewards:''' Reforged AF Armor +2 and +3,
	[[Sherida Earring]], [[Anu Torque]], [[Knobkierrie]], [[Niqmaddu Ring]], [[Yamarang]], [[Ashera Harness]], [[Utu Grip]], [[Ilabrat Ring]], [[Dagon Breast.]], [[Iskur Gorget]], [[Dingir Ring]], [[Kishar Ring]], [[Enki Strap]], [[Erra Pendant]], [[Ammurapi Shield]], [[Adad Amulet]], [[Shulmanu Collar]], [[Enmerkar Earring]], various other equipment.		[[Sherida Earring]], [[Anu Torque]], [[Knobkierrie]], [[Niqmaddu Ring]], [[Yamarang]], [[Ashera Harness]], [[Utu Grip]], [[Ilabrat Ring]], [[Dagon Breast.]], [[Iskur Gorget]], [[Dingir Ring]], [[Kishar Ring]], [[Enki Strap]], [[Erra Pendant]], [[Ammurapi Shield]], [[Adad Amulet]], [[Shulmanu Collar]], [[Enmerkar Earring]], various other equipment.
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	'''All Jobs'''		'''All Jobs'''
	*'''Job Cards''' - These are used to upgrade reforged AF+1 into ~~[https://www.bg-wiki.com/bg/Category:Reforged_Artifact_Armor_%2B2~~ AF+2] and ~~[https://www.bg-wiki.com/bg/Category:Reforged_Artifact_Armor_%2B3~~ AF+3]. To fully upgrade your armor to +2 you'll need a total of 40 cards for your job, with each piece needing 6-10 cards. To fully upgrade from +2 to +3, you'll need 200 job cards, with each piece needing 35-50 cards. In total you'll need 240 cards, which is quite a lot, hence why there are parties dedicated to farming them.		*'''Job Cards''' - These are used to upgrade reforged AF+1 into AF+2 and AF+3. To fully upgrade your armor to +2 you'll need a total of 40 cards for your job, with each piece needing 6-10 cards. To fully upgrade from +2 to +3, you'll need 200 job cards, with each piece needing 35-50 cards. In total you'll need 240 cards, which is quite a lot, hence why there are parties dedicated to farming them.
	*'''[[S. Astral Detritus\|Swart Astral Detritus Crystals]]''' - are dropped by any Sweetwater or Transcendent monster. They're not super common, but expect 5-10 of them to drop per Omen run, depending on the chosen floors and if you have Treasure Hunter. These are used to augment Ultimate Weapons, which we're nowhere close to accomplishing yet - however, they sell for quite a bit of gil on the Auction House, usually between 150k-200k depending on your server and the current market. At this point you can likely solo farm Omen for these crystals + Job cards, which will earn you a fair bit of gil and also some easy Job Points!		*'''[[S. Astral Detritus\|Swart Astral Detritus Crystals]]''' - are dropped by any Sweetwater or Transcendent monster. They're not super common, but expect 5-10 of them to drop per Omen run, depending on the chosen floors and if you have Treasure Hunter. These are used to augment Ultimate Weapons, which we're nowhere close to accomplishing yet - however, they sell for quite a bit of gil on the Auction House, usually between 150k-200k depending on your server and the current market. At this point you can likely solo farm Omen for these crystals + Job cards, which will earn you a fair bit of gil and also some easy Job Points!
	*'''Scales''' - Dropped by the 5 main bosses, these are used to upgrade reforged AF+2 to AF+3. Each piece requires 1 scale, so to upgrade your whole set you'll need 5 scales. They cannot be bought or traded, so you'll need to get them the hard way. Scales are loosely associated with different job archetypes:		*'''Scales''' - Dropped by the 5 main bosses, these are used to upgrade reforged AF+2 to AF+3. Each piece requires 1 scale, so to upgrade your whole set you'll need 5 scales. They cannot be bought or traded, so you'll need to get them the hard way. Scales are loosely associated with different job archetypes:
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	'''The Duskbrood Gate'''<br />		'''The Duskbrood Gate'''<br />
	The Duskbrood Gate is easily the most complex, and is entered at (N-6). The basics are simple - you move through a dungeon, killing elementals and then bosses. However, the interior seems like a giant maze - but it's really just a linear path with a few misleading sections where it's easy to get turned around. ~~[https://www.bg-wiki.com/images/d/d5/Duskbrood.png~~ The area map] is good to keep on hand in case you get separated from your group. Killing an entire group of elementals will prevent the final boss from absorbing that element of magic, so it's up to your group how many elementals and which ones to clear out. There are also two '''secret''' bosses that can be encountered in the Duskbrood Gate, which can be quite challenging to encounter - I'll go into their details in a bit.		The Duskbrood Gate is easily the most complex, and is entered at (N-6). The basics are simple - you move through a dungeon, killing elementals and then bosses. However, the interior seems like a giant maze - but it's really just a linear path with a few misleading sections where it's easy to get turned around. The area map is good to keep on hand in case you get separated from your group. Killing an entire group of elementals will prevent the final boss from absorbing that element of magic, so it's up to your group how many elementals and which ones to clear out. There are also two '''secret''' bosses that can be encountered in the Duskbrood Gate, which can be quite challenging to encounter - I'll go into their details in a bit.

	After clearing through fire, ice, earth, and wind elementals, your group will encounter the first boss, [[Blightslither]]. Aside from being able to inflict zombie, it's nothing notable. The path will lead to water elementals and then to the second boss, [[Insidivo]]. It can spam wind and holy magic, and has an AOE dispel + plague which sucks, but isn't very threatening overall. Both of these boss rooms also have some hybrid elementals, which must be killed to open the doors to progress further.		After clearing through fire, ice, earth, and wind elementals, your group will encounter the first boss, [[Blightslither]]. Aside from being able to inflict zombie, it's nothing notable. The path will lead to water elementals and then to the second boss, [[Insidivo]]. It can spam wind and holy magic, and has an AOE dispel + plague which sucks, but isn't very threatening overall. Both of these boss rooms also have some hybrid elementals, which must be killed to open the doors to progress further.

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	This guide is hosted on the '''[[Main Page\|BG Wiki]]''' - generally the best resource for all content in the current endgame. However, it tends to lack information or detail on older content - for that, I would recommend '''[https://ffxiclopedia.fandom.com/ FFXIclopedia]'''. As a rule of thumb, any content from ''before'' the [[Seekers of Adoulin]] expansion will probably have more detail on FFXIclopedia, and any content after that will likely have more detail here on BGwiki. For reference, areas in the "Middle Lands" around the three main nations, areas in the near east of Aht Urghan, "Shadowreign" areas in the past, and all Abyssea areas are generally pre-Adoulin content.<br/>		This guide is hosted on the '''[[Main Page\|PegasusXI Wiki]]''' - generally the best resource for all content in the current endgame. However, it tends to lack information or detail on older content - for that, I would recommend '''[https://ffxiclopedia.fandom.com/ FFXIclopedia]'''. As a rule of thumb, any content from ''before'' the [[Seekers of Adoulin]] expansion will probably have more detail on FFXIclopedia, and any content after that will likely have more detail here on BGwiki. For reference, areas in the "Middle Lands" around the three main nations, areas in the near east of Aht Urghan, "Shadowreign" areas in the past, and all Abyssea areas are generally pre-Adoulin content.<br/>
	If you don't want to go to another wiki for your content, bring it over here! BG welcomes any and all updates by any and all users and there's plenty of content over on FFXIclopedia that could be crossposted here.		If you don't want to go to another wiki for your content, bring it over here! BG welcomes any and all updates by any and all users and there's plenty of content over on FFXIclopedia that could be crossposted here.

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	=Contact=		=Contact=
	If you have any questions, comments, or feedback on this guide or any of its contents, please feel free to contact the main author here on the BG Wiki at [[User_talk:Cassiani]] (or /tell in-game: Cassiani on the Asura server.)		If you have any questions, comments, or feedback on this guide or any of its contents, please feel free to contact the main author here on the PegasusXI Wiki at [[User_talk:Cassiani]] (or /tell in-game: Cassiani on the Asura server.)

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	**Apururu is an incredibly strong healer, often considered one of the best available. She has effectively unlimited MP - she will use [[Convert]], has a native [[Regain]] for free TP which she'll also use to recover her MP, and will even use [[Devotion]] to recover the MP of allies. Furthermore, she has a lot of powerful AOE healing, making her great for tough fights that hit your whole party.		**Apururu is an incredibly strong healer, often considered one of the best available. She has effectively unlimited MP - she will use [[Convert]], has a native [[Regain]] for free TP which she'll also use to recover her MP, and will even use [[Devotion]] to recover the MP of allies. Furthermore, she has a lot of powerful AOE healing, making her great for tough fights that hit your whole party.

	*[[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Yoran-Oran_(UC)\|Yoran-Oran (UC)]] - Join Yoran-Oran's [[Unity Concord]].		*[[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Yoran-Oran_(UC)\|Yoran-Oran (UC)]] - Join Yoran-Oran's [[Unity Concord]].
	**Yoran is tied with Apururu for "best healer" and which one you choose often coming down to personal preference. Like Apururu, he too has near limitless MP, however he swaps out her AOE healing potential for better survivability - he has very high [[Magic Evasion]] meaning he'll very often dodge status effects, and will keep [[Stoneskin]] up on himself.		**Yoran is tied with Apururu for "best healer" and which one you choose often coming down to personal preference. Like Apururu, he too has near limitless MP, however he swaps out her AOE healing potential for better survivability - he has very high [[Magic Evasion]] meaning he'll very often dodge status effects, and will keep [[Stoneskin]] up on himself.

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	**Gadalar, like Fablinix, loves to spam AOE damage - fire spells, in this case. If you need to farm up large groups of enemies, he's another good choice.		**Gadalar, like Fablinix, loves to spam AOE damage - fire spells, in this case. If you need to farm up large groups of enemies, he's another good choice.

	*[[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Romaa_Mihgo\|Romaa Mihgo]] - Have the Key Item [[Bundle of half-inscribed scrolls]], complete the quest [[At Journey's End]], then talk to [[Romaa Mihgo]] in [[Windurst Waters (S)]] at (G-11).		*[[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Romaa_Mihgo\|Romaa Mihgo]] - Have the Key Item [[Bundle of half-inscribed scrolls]], complete the quest [[At Journey's End]], then talk to [[Romaa Mihgo]] in [[Windurst Waters (S)]] at (G-11).
	**Romaa Mihgo is the only trust that will actually [[Steal]] items for you! Specifically she will use [[Aura Steal]] to remove buffs from enemies, and any items stolen while doing so will be added to your inventory. This won't be useful very often, but when you DO need to steal something she can be a big help.		**Romaa Mihgo is the only trust that will actually [[Steal]] items for you! Specifically she will use [[Aura Steal]] to remove buffs from enemies, and any items stolen while doing so will be added to your inventory. This won't be useful very often, but when you DO need to steal something she can be a big help.

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	**Ferreous Coffin is a unique healer in that he is the only trust that can cast [[Raise III]] on fellow party members. This can be extremely useful if you're running content with a friend or two! Even if you're not using him as your primary healer trust, it's incredibly valuable to swap out a trust for him, pull over a weak mob to fight, then wait for Coffin to raise your dead friend. He also has a higher-than-normal success rate for [[Cursna]] which can be very valuable for dealing with [[Doom]], though he'll only cast it on whoever has hate.		**Ferreous Coffin is a unique healer in that he is the only trust that can cast [[Raise III]] on fellow party members. This can be extremely useful if you're running content with a friend or two! Even if you're not using him as your primary healer trust, it's incredibly valuable to swap out a trust for him, pull over a weak mob to fight, then wait for Coffin to raise your dead friend. He also has a higher-than-normal success rate for [[Cursna]] which can be very valuable for dealing with [[Doom]], though he'll only cast it on whoever has hate.

	*[[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Monberaux\|Monberaux]] - Redeem 480 [[A.M.A.N._Validator\|Deed of Heroism]] (minimum 12 months' worth of completing monthly objectives)		*[[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Monberaux\|Monberaux]] - Redeem 480 [[A.M.A.N._Validator\|Deed of Heroism]] (minimum 12 months' worth of completing monthly objectives)
	**Monberaux is a unique trust, as he is the only "Chemist" in the game - he uses unique potion-themed skills to heal. He's quite a powerful healer, one of the strongest in the game. His heals are instant, he is functionally immune to the [[Paralyze]] status effect, and his healing skills aren't prevented by either [[Silence]] nor [[Amnesia]] - making him incredibly strong against enemies that use those statuses (such as [[:Category:Imp\|Imps]]). Furthermore, if you donate gil to [[Monberaux]] in [[Upper Jeuno]] (G-10) then this will buff up the Monberaux trust for the rest of the week, turning his status removal skills into AOE. He also has a variety of status buffs he can provide! His only real downside is that he lacks reliable AOE healing - he does gain an AOE heal if you donate an [[Elixir]] and/or [[Hi-Elixir]] to him in Jeuno, but each of those only provides '''one''' use of his AOE healing before needing to be restocked, meaning you'll need to constantly supply him with them for this to be reliable. Finally, his Protect/Shell only lasts a few minutes - he'll reapply it quickly, but this does mean you'll have a higher chance of getting caught without them, especially between fights.		**Monberaux is a unique trust, as he is the only "Chemist" in the game - he uses unique potion-themed skills to heal. He's quite a powerful healer, one of the strongest in the game. His heals are instant, he is functionally immune to the [[Paralyze]] status effect, and his healing skills aren't prevented by either [[Silence]] nor [[Amnesia]] - making him incredibly strong against enemies that use those statuses (such as [[:Category:Imp\|Imps]]). Furthermore, if you donate gil to [[Monberaux]] in [[Upper Jeuno]] (G-10) then this will buff up the Monberaux trust for the rest of the week, turning his status removal skills into AOE. He also has a variety of status buffs he can provide! His only real downside is that he lacks reliable AOE healing - he does gain an AOE heal if you donate an [[Elixir]] and/or [[Hi-Elixir]] to him in Jeuno, but each of those only provides '''one''' use of his AOE healing before needing to be restocked, meaning you'll need to constantly supply him with them for this to be reliable. Finally, his Protect/Shell only lasts a few minutes - he'll reapply it quickly, but this does mean you'll have a higher chance of getting caught without them, especially between fights.

	*[[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Cherukiki\|Cherukiki]] - Complete the CoP Mission [[One to be Feared]]		*[[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Cherukiki\|Cherukiki]] - Complete the CoP Mission [[One to be Feared]]
	**Cherukiki is a great backup / secondary healer for tougher fights that one healer just can't keep up with. She tends to provide lots of strong [[Regen]] effects before pure heals, and she will keep her distance from enemies - keeping her relatively safe from AOE damage. Her main weakness is her poor MP management, in long fights she'll probably struggle to keep up with MP demand.		**Cherukiki is a great backup / secondary healer for tougher fights that one healer just can't keep up with. She tends to provide lots of strong [[Regen]] effects before pure heals, and she will keep her distance from enemies - keeping her relatively safe from AOE damage. Her main weakness is her poor MP management, in long fights she'll probably struggle to keep up with MP demand.

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	To get started, you'll first need to have unlocked the following Trusts: [[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Naji\|Naji]], [[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Ayame\|Ayame]], [[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Volker\|Volker]], [[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Iron Eater\|Iron Eater]], [[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Excenmille\|Excenmille]], [[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Curilla\|Curilla]], [[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Trion\|Trion]], [[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Kupipi\|Kupipi]], [[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Nanaa Mihgo\|Nanaa Mihgo]], [[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Ajido-Marujido\|Ajido-Marujido]], and finally [[~~BGWiki~~:Trusts#Shantotto\|Shantotto]]. You'll also need to have completed the CoP mission [[Dawn]], and have access to [[Ru'Aun Gardens]]. Once you've unlocked all of those, go speak with [[Jamal]] in [[Ru'Lude Gardens]] (H-5) to get started on the quest, which will appear in your RoE logs under Other > Quests 3. Simply accept the RoE quest, then go kill the corresponding AA HTBF, then report back to Jamal to receive the cipher and unlock the next AA RoE quest.		To get started, you'll first need to have unlocked the following Trusts: [[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Naji\|Naji]], [[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Ayame\|Ayame]], [[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Volker\|Volker]], [[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Iron Eater\|Iron Eater]], [[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Excenmille\|Excenmille]], [[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Curilla\|Curilla]], [[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Trion\|Trion]], [[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Kupipi\|Kupipi]], [[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Nanaa Mihgo\|Nanaa Mihgo]], [[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Ajido-Marujido\|Ajido-Marujido]], and finally [[PegasusXI Wiki:Trusts#Shantotto\|Shantotto]]. You'll also need to have completed the CoP mission [[Dawn]], and have access to [[Ru'Aun Gardens]]. Once you've unlocked all of those, go speak with [[Jamal]] in [[Ru'Lude Gardens]] (H-5) to get started on the quest, which will appear in your RoE logs under Other > Quests 3. Simply accept the RoE quest, then go kill the corresponding AA HTBF, then report back to Jamal to receive the cipher and unlock the next AA RoE quest.

	The fights themselves may prove too challenging to solo depending on your job, but you likely will be okay if you stick to Very Easy difficulty. The main thing to watch out for is that you don't pull hate away from your trust tank. All the AAs will try to skillchain, which can take you down very quickly. Additionally, the AA Mithra can Charm you, even if she has a pet out. The only other notable danger is AA Hume's ability to use [[Mijin Gakure]], which WILL kill you. I recommend bringing along [[Reraiser]] and [[Hi-Reraiser]] items along just in case, and when he starts getting low (20-30%) back up to at least 20' away and wait for him to pop it on your trusts.		The fights themselves may prove too challenging to solo depending on your job, but you likely will be okay if you stick to Very Easy difficulty. The main thing to watch out for is that you don't pull hate away from your trust tank. All the AAs will try to skillchain, which can take you down very quickly. Additionally, the AA Mithra can Charm you, even if she has a pet out. The only other notable danger is AA Hume's ability to use [[Mijin Gakure]], which WILL kill you. I recommend bringing along [[Reraiser]] and [[Hi-Reraiser]] items along just in case, and when he starts getting low (20-30%) back up to at least 20' away and wait for him to pop it on your trusts.

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