Warrior of Light (Final Fantasy XIV) (2024)

Warrior of Light (Final Fantasy XIV) (1)

The Warrior of Light, also sometimes known as Adventurer, is the player's created character in Final Fantasy XIV who serves as the protagonist. Warrior of Light is a recurring term in the Final Fantasy series since the original Final Fantasy, referring to the player character.

The player character is an adventurer in Eorzea during the Seventh Umbral Era who joins one of the three Grand Companies and becomes a key member of the Scions of the Seventh Dawn. The Warrior of Light can be one of the eight major races of Eorzea: Hyur, Miqo'te, Roegadyn, Lalafell, Elezen, Au Ra, Viera, or Hrothgar. In the CG cutscenes and most of the game's trailers, a young male Midlander Hyur represents the Warrior of Light, appearing as an Archer in the opening of the original game, as a Warrior in the "End of an Era" cutscene and A Realm Reborn trailers, as a Dragoon in the opening of Heavensward, as both a Monk and Samurai in opening of Stormblood, as a Dark Knight in the trailer of Shadowbringers, as a Paladin in the trailer of Endwalker, and as a Viper in the trailer of Dawntrail.

In addition to the main character, the phrase "Warriors of Light" is also used to describe adventurers who fought in the Battle of Carteneau and disappeared during Bahamut's rampage thanks to Louisoix Leveilleur's magic. Whether the Warrior of Light in A Realm Reborn was one of these adventurers or not depends on if the player started playing Final Fantasy XIV with a character who went through the 1.0 version of the game's story.

1 Profile
- 1.1 Personality
2 Story
3 "Meteor Survivor", the CG Warrior of Light
4 Behind the scenes
5 Other appearances
- 5.1 War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius
6 Gallery
7 See also

Profile[]

The life of an adventurer is the pursuit of fortune and fame and devoting oneself to seeking out danger and glory. It is an endless quest taken up by the most intrepid and dauntless of souls. The term came into popular use among Eorzeans little more than a decade ago. Left idle by the onset of the Age of Calm, a leading mercenary officer gathered a number of trusted companions to form a guild dedicated to the common cause of aiding the realm. Outside the modest station of their humble beginnings, a simple sign hung for all to see―Adventurers' Guild.

Due to their deeds throughout various adventures, the Warrior of Light has been referred by numerous titles - Hydaelyn's Chosen, the Hero of Eorzea, the Champion of Eorzea, the Warrior of Warriors, the Slayer of Gods, the Eikon-slayer, the Liberator, Khagan of the Azim Steppe, the Bringer of Light, the Bringer of Shadow. Each player may optionally choose one such title to display next to their name.

The Adventurers' Guild has since spread, and is now found in each of the realm's great nations. Eorzeans come with their myriad pleas and requests and adventurers heed the call, whether it be slaying of foul beast plaguing the countryside, or the crafting of wares demanding a master's touch.

Personality[]

While the adventurer's personality is crafted by the player's preference, they are initially depicted in cutscenes as stoic and silent, often responding to others with a nod. They are always willing to help those in need.

Following the events leading up to Heavensward, the adventurer's emotions become more pronounced and the player is given more freedom over their character through multiple-choice responses, though there are rare instances where the adventurer's emotions become more expressed independent of player input. At one point, the adventurer becomes enraged to the point of wanting to strike Emmanellain de Fortemps for his panicked attempt to shift blame after an order to strike down a coup's leader, and it is a running joke at various points of Heavensward and onward that the adventurer is leery of drinks offered to them due to the events of Nanamo Ul Namo's botched assassination. The Warrior of Light regrets Haurchefant's death, but continues to honor his memory. When the Warrior reunites with the Scions, Papalymo Totolymo remarks that the Warrior seems more world-weary and rugged.

The Warrior of Light is uncertain of the future once the mission is completed. During a private social gathering, Ser Aymeric asks what the Warrior of Light wants as an individual, not as a Scion, and the Warrior of Light is surprised and unable to answer, as if never having considered it.

During the final events of Stormblood, the Warrior of Light controls their emotions and anger. Even in the face of Asahi's insults and hate-filled words, the Warrior does not take the bait, knowing of the political conditions. In Yotsuyu's final moments, the Warrior offers comfort and condolences despite the crimes she had committed to her people.

The Warrior, in part due to the Echo, is very empathetic towards other people, even their enemies. While they oppose the Ascians, they are compassionate enough to realize the Ascians' actions are driven by a desire to rebuild the world they lost, and will usually show them kindness after defeating them.

The Warrior is resilient to the cruelties of conflict, but is not wholly immune. Initially, the Warrior would normally celebrate their victories after overcoming dungeons and fights against primals. However, as time passed, the near endless battles took their toll and the Warrior's actions become more muted.

The Dark Knight job questline delves into the adventurer's psyche. Fray is a manifestation of resentment and bottled up anger at being viewed as a weapon or errand-child, with the journal entries for the questline referring to an admiration of Fray for voicing the adventurer's own frustrations without worrying about the consequences. This is the adventurer lashing out against their will or "speaking without thinking", as Fray is their dark side fighting for supremacy and is likely not actually visible to anyone else. Fray is also a manifestation of the adventurer's desire for a tutor in the dark arts, as they have no satisfactory starting point for learning to become a Dark Knight beyond the provided Soul Crystal and must teach themselves.

Later, their sorrow manifests as Myste, a boy resembling Ysayle Dangoulain and Haurchefant Greystone, as a representation of the lives the adventurer has taken simply because they or their allies were opposed, and for being unable to save those close to them. With Myste, however, it's much more ambiguous as to whether his motivations align with the adventurer's on any level, as he routinely makes poor decisions in his choices of who to offer post-mortem comfort to among the living, and permission is given to use the aether of the adventurer's Dark Knight soul crystal only grudgingly to begin with.

In Shadowbringers, the Warrior of Light (after taking the mantle of Warrior of Darkness) is angered and sad over the suffering the denizens of the First face. They reunite with their counterpart and former foe, Ardbert, and provide each other advice during the struggle against the sin eaters. The Warrior becomes the catalyst in Arbert regaining his sense of hope, and together they are able to defeat Emet-Selch. The Warrior of Light shows the capacity of sympathy, or at least pity, for their foes, after defeating Vauthry and Emet-Selch.

It is also shown that the Warrior is attuned to the personalities of their friends. For example, the Warrior very well knew not to provoke the temper of Alisae and tried to warn Alphinaud not to laugh when she made a clay piece. In addition, like Alphinaud, the Warrior can see past the blunt and brusque words of Estinien, seeing the kindness and compassion the Azure Dragoon tends to hide. The Warrior is very protective of their friends, and is easily infuriated at those who try to bring them harm.

Despite the Warrior's default air of stoicism, there are some instances where they show a more comedic streak regardless of the player's actions. This is most prominently seen in the Hildibrand Quests, as while the questline starts with them reacting to the events of the quests with confusion, alarm, or their usual neutrality, they become more accustomed to the outlandish happenings of the quests, leading to them acting as a bemused "straight man" compared to the confusion of other characters, or even encouraging and actively participating in the absurdity.

The player is given some ability to add more nuances to the Warrior's personality. From Heavensward onwards, the players will be presented with dialogue options to respond to other characters. The options allow the player to present their Warrior in a variety of ways, ranging from serious and focused to irreverent and sarcastic.

One very notable aspect of the Warrior is their willingness to hear all the concerns, fears, aspirations, hopes and frustrations of their companions, allies and friends, becoming their most stalwart and trusted confidant. Though the Warrior often doesn't give a reply, them merely hearing what their companions have to say alleviates their friends' emotional burdens and when the Warrior does offer counsel and guidance (which is player determined), their companions express their appreciation a great deal.

Story[]

Depending on whether the player has played the original version and therefore transferred the data to the relaunch version A Realm Reborn, the Warrior of Light may be one of the original adventurers who disappeared five years ago at the Battle of Carteneau due to Louisoix's spell, suddenly reappearing in the world. If starting from A Realm Reborn, the Warrior of Light is a new adventurer journeying to one of the 3 starting city-states of Eorzea in order to pursue the adventuring life.

The Warrior of Light joins the Scions of the Seventh Dawn after being scouted out in whichever region the player started out in. Their joining marks the Scions' turning-point as an effective organization thanks to the Warrior's ability as a possessor of the Echo to reliably come in contact with primals without fear of enslavement, and their fighting prowess along with Hydaelyn's blessing.

The role of the Warrior of Light beyond the main story is mostly decided by the player's activities and choices made. Progress in certain jobs or tradecraft disciplines has a measure of change on dialogue, such as Estinien Wyrmblood acknowledging the Warrior's status as a second Azure Dragoon in Heavensward. In general, the Warrior of Light is significantly more powerful than nearly everyone else in the world, even compared to previous versions of Warriors of Light. This is evident that the Warrior is able to take on every job in the world while others generally do not have enough aether to take on more than one job.

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The ending of Shadowbringers suggested that the Warrior of Light may be a reincarnated Amaurotine who did not escape the sundering of the world when Hydaelyn bested Zodiark. It is later revealed that they are the current incarnation of the fourteenth member of the Convocation, Azem. Azem was a member of the Convocation who left Amaurot to see the world and learn of its people, unlike the other members. According to Hythlodaeus, if trouble arose during Azem's travels, they would not return home to ask for help, but would seek their comrades and confront the issue directly. If asked, Urianger speculates Azem may have been related to the goddess Azeyma and the Au Ra Dawn Father, Azim, due to a similarity in names and mythic connection to the sun/light.

Azem's power and memories of them were preserved by a friend in a crystal that the Warrior of Light obtains later in Amaurot^[1]. This "friend" was Emet-Selch, given later involvement in a critical encounter with Elidibus as the original Warrior of Light.

In Endwalker, after the Warrior of Light and Scions of the Seventh Dawn cleared Hydaelyn's final trial in the aetherial sea, she imbued Azem's crystal with her own aether, temporarily enabling to give form to the formless. At the edge of creation, Ultima Thule, when facing Meteion alone, the Warrior used Azem's crystal to summon the spirits of Hythlodaeus and Emet-Selch; once the star had been remade into a place of hope rather than despair, they used the spell Hydaelyn had imbued it with to restore the Scions' dissipated corporeal aether and bring them back. As they bid farewell after their work was done, Emet-Selch entrusted the Warrior of Light with Azem's duty to wander the world and the remaining Shards and see their myriad civilizations.

The Warrior of Light would continue to use Azem's crystal to summon allies when faced with foes too great to face alone; such foes included the Endsinger, a manifestation of the collective Meteia, the Archfiends Barbariccia and Rubicante, Golbez, Zeromus, and the threats within Pandæmonium when it appeared in the present-day aetherial sea.

With Zodiark and Hydaelyn fading to the aether and the Final Days averted, the Warrior continued with the sole intention of adventuring. They remembered Emet-Selch's parting words to explore this world as the bearer of Azem's crystal, such as discovering "the ruins in the waters beneath the Bounty" and "the true identities of The Twelve", recalling Emet-Selch's words each time they did so.

In Dawntrail, the Warrior joins Wuk Lamat to help her in a rite of succession of the rulership of her home nation, Tuliyollal.

Spoilers end here.

"Meteor Survivor", the CG Warrior of Light[]

The following article is based on a subject that has not been officially named in any official Square Enix material; the current title is merely a placeholder.

This Midlander Hyur who acts as a poster boy for Final Fantasy XIV represents the player when the player's model can't be used, such as in pre-rendered CGI cutscenes and trailers. He first appeared in promotional images and the game's original opening movie, and has since appeared in the "End of an Era/A New Beginning" videos and related promotional media for A Realm Reborn and the following expansion.

Known as Meteor Survivor, a name used in the recordings of the event sequences from 1.0 on the Realm Reborn Collector's Edition lore compilation disc, fans part of the English community refer to him as the "CG Midlander", "Hyur Midlander" (first name Hyur, last name Midlander), or "Derplander", while fans part of the Japanese community refer to him as "Hiroshi" (abbreviation for Hero and Shenshi, meaning warrior) or "Hikasen" (abbreviation of Hikari no Senshi, lit. Warrior of Light). He is shown alongside other characters, including a Sea Wolf Roegadyn, a Wildwood Elezen, a Seeker of the Sun Miqo'te, and a plainsfolk Lalafell, though he is consistently the main focus. These companions do not appear in later expansion opening movies.

At the launch of the original Final Fantasy XIV, most promotional artwork presented him as an Archer and Gladiator. Starting from the "End of an Era" cinematic and into most promotional material for Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, the character is usually presented as a Warrior and is wielding the Bravura Relic Weapon. In the Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward expansion trailer, the character removes his Warrior armor and replaces it with Dragoon armor. In the Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood expansion trailer he switches to Monk attire and fights unarmed on his adventures through Gyr Abania, while appearing later as a Samurai in Kugane, fighting with a katana. In the CG trailer for Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers, the Warrior of Light cycles through all of his previous jobs before settling on Dark Knight. In the trailer for Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker, he assumes the role of Paladin. In the beginning, he is also seen wearing a dark robe over his gear, his outline made prominent by a bright light, invoking the image of an Ascian and his alleged Ancient heritage.

In the trailer of Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail, the Warrior takes up the role of Viper. Over this, he wears a lighter, beige version of his cloak

As of Patch 3.1, "As Goes Light, So Goes Darkness", characters almost identical to the Hyur Midlander and his companions appear, this time as antagonists titled the Warriors of Darkness. The characters go by aliases in their initial appearances before their real names are revealed in Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers, with the Male Hyur/Hume Midlander being named Arbert/Ardbert, and the rest are named Blanhaerz/Branden (Male Sea Wolf Roegadyn/Galdjent Paladin), J'rhoomale/Renda-Rae (Female Seeker of the Sun Miqo'te/Mystel Archer), Naillebert/Nyelbert (Male Duskwright Elezen/Elf Black Mage) and Lamimi/Lamitt (Female Plainsfolk Lalafell/Dwarf White Mage).

Behind the scenes[]

During the 2019 edition of The Rising event, illusions of the player character appeared alongside Naoki Yoshida, dressing in costumes the Meteor Survivor wore in promotional arts; Archer from the original version, Warrior from A Realm Reborn, Dragoon from Heavensward, Monk and Samurai from Stormblood, and Dark Knight from Shadowbringers.

The chosen gender for the Warrior affects Azem and Fray's manifestation. In Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia, the Warrior of Light is mentioned by some of the Final Fantasy XIV characters, though without specifying gender.

Since the end of Heavensward, Tataru crafts new outfits for the adventurer to wear, tailored specifically for them and the next journey they embark. At the end of Heavensward, they are given a set of Scion's Adventurer gear consisting of a white shirt with a tie and monocle, the female version featuring a skirt and leggings. At the end of Stormblood, they are given the Scion Traveler gear, a stark contrast featuring a black and red ensemble with a long black cape and a hood with a face cast. The adventurer later wears this outfit in Urianger's vision of the Eight Umbral Calamity. During the Ilsabard contingent part of Endwalker, they are given a Northsea coat to brave the frigid climate of Garlemald and in their stay in Elpis, they are given a set of Sophistry clothing by Hythlodaeus to blend in with the other Amaroutines. Following the end of the Final Days, Tataru crafts them a set of Wayfayer's attire, a more humble ensemble with a sewn and stitch aesthetic to reflect a more casual approach to adventuring.

In each story expansion, the Warrior of Light chooses jobs based on context, first starting out as a green Archer in version 1.0 before becoming a hardened Warrior at the end and throughout A Realm Reborn. In Heavensward, they become a Dragoon to fight in the Dragonsong War and their connection to Estinien Wyrmblood is strengthened if the player completed the Lv 50 Dragoon job quest. In Stormblood, they take on dual jobs as a Monk and Samurai to fight on two fronts, as those jobs are tied to Ala Mhigo and Doma, respectively.

In Shadowbringers, they become a Dark Knight to take up their role as the Warrior of Darkness and to tie in their relationship with the Ascians. In Endwalker, the Warrior becoming a Paladin calls back to Cecil Harvey from Final Fantasy IV, who underwent a similar transformation from Dark Knight to Paladin. According to Naoki Yoshida, Paladin was chosen to represent the full circle aspect of Endwalker as the character was depicted as a Gladiator in the boxart for 1.0 as well as the beginning and end of the opening cinematic. The Warrior is depicted in the same pose to illustrate their growth throughout the years.

According to Hanco*ck Fitzgerald, one of the stranger epithets given to the Warrior of Light in Stormblood is the Stealer of Pants. Though this is in reference to the Heavensward Hildebrand missions, Hanco*ck claims this is more of a rumor.

In Endwalker, a new male Midlander Hyur facial option was added, allowing players to create a character that closely resembled that expansion trailer's version of them.

In the 2022 All Saints' Wake event, the Meteor Survivor in all of his incarnations was added as a possible glamour option. The action was reprised in the 2023 All Saints' Wake event.

Other appearances[]

War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

The Warrior of Light appears in vision cards from War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius.

Scions of Shadow

Warrior of Light (Final Fantasy XIV) (2)

Ala Mhigo is at last free from imperial rule, but that liberty may prove fleeting as the Empire moves to both reclaim this bloodied nation and subjugate all of Eorzea. In their hour of need, however, they cannot turn to the Warrior of Light. Nor to the Scions, who yet slumber, their souls adrift. The realm is left to struggle without its saviors, for they have been beckoned beyond time and space─beckoned to the First.
Vision card description
See Also
FINAL FANTASY XIV Support Center Ser Aymeric: the Discord Bot Lodestone – 600 BC - Magnet Academy FFXIV Dawntrail Expansion Release Date and Details - Final Fantasy XIV Guide - IGN

Scions of Shadow is an UR-rarity vision card. It was illustrated by Akihiko Yoshida.

Bringers of Shadow

Warrior of Light (Final Fantasy XIV) (3)

In order to restore darkness to the Norvrandt of the First, in danger of being consumed by the Flood of Light, the Shadowbringers fight against fate itself.
Adventurers who became known as the legendary Warriors of Darkness, the Scions, and the Oracle of Light come together to try to subdue the grotesque Sin Eaters.
Vision card description

Bringers of Shadow is an UR-rarity vision card. It was illustrated by SQUARE ENIX.

Gallery[]

Artworks

Promotional artwork.

Artwork in full Warrior artifact gear by Akihiko Yoshida.

Warrior of Light in The Far Edge of Fate artwork.

Featured in the key visual of Stormblood as a Monk in the middle right.

Artwork as a Samurai.

As a Samurai in Akihiko Yoshida's artwork.

As a Dark Knight in Shadowbringers artwork.

Screenshots

As an Archer in the opening from version 1.0.

See also[]

Final Fantasy XIV player character

Allusions - Artwork - Benchmark - Characters - Locations - Patch Notes - Timeline - Translations - Wallpapers

Character creation - Fantasia
Races	Hyur - Elezen - Lalafell - Miqo'te - Roegadyn - Au Ra - Hrothgar - Viera
Disciplines	Disciples of War	Tanks: Gladiator/Paladin - Marauder/Warrior - Dark Knight - Gunbreaker Melee DPS: Pugilist/Monk - Lancer/Dragoon - Rogue/Ninja - Samurai - Reaper Physical Ranged DPS: Archer/Bard - Machinist - Dancer
	Disciples of Magic	Magical Ranged DPS: Thaumaturge/Black Mage - Arcanist/Summoner - Red Mage - Blue Mage Healers: Conjurer/White Mage - Scholar - Astrologian - Sage
	Disciples of the Hand	Carpenter - Blacksmith - Armorer - Goldsmith Leatherworker - Weaver - Alchemist - Culinarian
	Disciples of the Land	Miner - Botanist - Fisher

Final Fantasy XIV characters

Allusions - Artwork - Benchmark - Locations - Patch Notes - Timeline - Translations - Wallpapers

Main	The Warrior of Light - Hydaelyn - Midgardsormr - The Twelve - Zodiark
Main	Trust Avatars	Alisaie Leveilleur - Alphinaud Leveilleur - Estinien Varlineau - G'raha Tia - Ryne Waters - Thancred Waters - Urianger Augurelt - Y'shtola Rhul - Zero
Scions of the Seventh Dawn	Aenor co*ckburne - Aergmhus Saehstymmsyn - Alianne Vellegrance - Alisaie Leveilleur - Alphinaud Leveilleur - Arenvald Lentinus - Bluomwyda - Clemence - Coultenet Dailebaure - Ephemie Giphelmont - Estinien Varlineau - F'lhaminn Qesh - G'raha Tia - Hoary Boulder - Krile Mayer Baldesion - Liavinne Painefort - Louisoix Leveilleur - Lyse Hext - Minfilia Warde - Moenbryda Wilfsunnwyn - Ocher Boulder - Papalymo Totolymo - Riol Forrest - Tataru Taru - Thancred Waters - Una Tayuun - Unukalhai - Urianger Augurelt - V'mah Tia - Y'shtola Rhul - Yda Hext
Eorzea	Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn - Kan-E-Senna - Raubahn Aldynn - Nanamo Ul Namo - Aymeric de Borel
	Limsa Lominsa	Alka Zolka - Baderon Tenfingers - Bloefhis Bloefhisyn - Brayflox Alltalks - Brithael Spade - Carvallain de Gorgagne - Doesmaga Poisonheart - Eynzahr Slafyrsyn - Foerzagyl - Fyrilsunn - Ga Bu - H'mhasi Tia - H'naanza Esi - Hyllfyr Faezmoensyn - Jacke Swallow - K'lyhia - K'rhid Tia - Latisha - Lorens Bloefhisyn - Lyngsath Hyllbornsyn - Madison - Melkoko Melko - Milala Mila - Mimidoa Nanadoa - P'ebaloh - Perimu Haurimu - R'ashaht Rhiki - Reyner Hansred - Rhoswen Leach - Riol Forrest - Rostnsthal - Shamani Lohmani - Sisipu Sipu - Skaetswys - Solkwyb Saelsmyndsyn - Thubyrgeim Guldweitzwyn - V'kebbe - Wawalago Momolago - Wheiskaet Rysswoerdsyn - Wyrnzoen Saelsmyndsyn
	Gridania	Amandine - A-Ruhn-Senna - Beatin Mainrocquet - Buscarron Stacks - Cicely - Drake Rhodes - E-Sumi-Yan - Eschiva Keyes - Foulques - Frixio - Fufucha Fucha - Gerolt Blackthorn - Geva Storke - Guydelot Thildonnet - Isildaure Vellegrance - Janremi Blackheart - Jehantel Fointeaume - Joacin - Kuplo Kopp - Landenel Peaumasquier - Laurentius Daye - Leih Aliapoh - Lewin Hunte - Luciane Corne - Millith Ironheart - Miounne - Nolanel - Noraxia - O-App-Pesi - Pawah Mujuuk - Raya-O-Senna - Rolfe Hawthorne - Sanson Smyth - Silvairre - Swethryk Brookstone - Swethyna Brookstone - Sylphie Webb - Tatabaru - Tataramu - Vorsaile Heuloix - Voyce - Wulfiue - Ywain Deepwell - Y'mhitra Rhul - Zhai'a Nelhah
	Ul'dah	Adalberta Sterne - Aldis - Chuchuto Chuto - Cocobani - Cocobezi - Cocoboha - Cocobuki Lolobuki - Cocobusi - Cocobygo - Colbernoux - Dancing Wolf - Deep Canyon - Dewlala Dewla - Eline Roaille - F'hobhas - Fyrgeiss Loetkilbsyn - Gagaruna - Greinfarr Redblade - Hamon Holyfist - Iliud - Jenlyns Aesc - Kikipu Kipu - Lalai Lai - Leavold - Lewena - Lolorito Nanarito - Loonh Gah- Lulutsu - Memeriga - Meriel - Momodi Modi - Momozigo Mumuzigo - Mumuepo - Mutamix Bubblypots - Mylla Swordsong - Nenekko Nekko - Papashan Nonoshan - Pipin Tarupin - Popokkuli - Ququruka Tataruka - Redolent Rose - Royse Royle - Rurukuta - Serendipity - Seserukka - Severian Lyctor - Solkzagyl Keltnaglsyn - Swift Ryder - Teledji Adeledji - U'odh Nunh - Ungust - Valiant Hart - Weggfarr - Wide Gulley - Yayake Yake - Yuyuhase Luluhase - Zirnberk Fyrgeissyn
	Ishgard	Adelphel de Chevraudan - Alberic Bale - Ansaulme de Rougecarpe - Archombadin - Artoirel de Fortemps - Audaine - Augebert Brasher - Aurvael de Haillenarte - Ayleth - Baurendouin de Haillenarte - Charlemend de Durendaire - Charibert de Leusignac - Constaint - Edmont de Fortemps - Dominiac - Drillemont de Lasserrant - Elaisse Poole - Emmanellain de Fortemps - Estinien Varlineau - Foncrineau - Forlemort - Francel de Haillenarte - Fray Myste - Gibrillont Rivaumaiche - Gontrandoix - Grinnaux de Dzemael - Guerrique de Montrohain - Guillaime - Guillefresne - Handeloup de Daimbaux - Haumeric de Peulagnon - Haurchefant Greystone - Hautdlong - Hermenost de la Treaumaille - Heustienne de Vimaroix - Hilda Ware - Honoroit Banlardois - Hourlinet - Ignasse de Vesnaint - Janlenoux de Courcillant - Jannequinard de Durendaire - Jantellot de Thelomaire - Joye - Julchiezain - Laniaitte de Haillenarte - Lucia Junius - Lycelle - Marcelloix Mourelz - Muscadain de Citenrond - Noalle - Noudenet de Jaimberd - Paulecrain de Fanouilley - Pehainel - Peyraquile Bomptond - Quimperain Evertrue - Rasequin - Redwald Younge - Rielle de Caulignont - Ronantain - Saintrelmaux ‎- Sidurgu Orl - Sigan - Stephanivien de Haillenarte - Sylvetrel de Dzemael - Tarresson de Dzemael - Tedalgrinche - Thomelin - Thordan VII - Vellguine de Bourbagne - Ysayle Dangoulain - Ystride de Caulignont - Zephirin de Valhourdin
	Ala Mhigo	Adri Westwoode - Alpa - Conrad Kemp - Erik - Fordola Lupis - Giff Boarshead - The Griffin - Gundobald - H'raha Tia - Hewerald - Ilberd Feare - J'moldva - J'olhmyn Abah - M'naago Rahz - M'rahz Nunh - M'zhet Tia - Meffrid Noward - Orella Rushton - Raganfrid Bleaker - Sarisha- Ulger Ironheart - Widargelt Beake - Wilred Glasse - Wiscar Marshe - X'rhun Tia
	Mor Dhona	Arya Gastaurknan - D'zentsa - Koh Rabntah - O'tchakha - Rammbroes Zasertylsyn - Rhesh Polaali - Raulf Redhill - Rowena - Slafborn Rhotweitzsyn - Sophie - Talan
	Dravania	Adkiragh - Ehll Tou - Ess Khas - Faunehm - Kester Ironheart - Khloe Aliapoh - Loupard - Marcechamp Lierresanteau - Matoya - Midnight Dew - Moghan - Moglin - Mogleo - Mogmug - Mogwin - Ohl Deeh - Orn Khai - Q'yantaa - Roundrox Mazenot - Slowfix Cointoss - T'kebbe Morh - Vath Storyteller - Vedrfolnir - Vidofnir - Zhloe Aliapoh
Ilsabard	Garlean Empire	Alfonse Baelsar - Allie Baelsar - Asahi Brutus - Aulus Asina - Cato Mammula - Clarricie Priscus - Dabog Inivisch - Daguza Sus - Drusilla Varus - Dyunbu Potitus - Fabineau Soranus - Gaius Baelsar - Galla Longus - Gilbrisbert Buteo - Grynewaht Arvina - Hernais Longus - Jullus Norbanus - Lambard Calowise - Licinia Corculum - Livia Junius - Llofii Potitus - Lugae - Lyon Helsos - Maxima Priscus - Menenius Lanatus - Midas Garlond - Milisandia Baelsar - Nael Darnus - Nero Scaeva - Nerva Galvus - Noah Gabranth - Pagaga Vochstein - Quintus Cinna - Regula Hydrus - Rex Baelsar - Rhitahtyn Arvina - Ricon Baelsar - Sadr Albeleo - Sartauvoir Soranus - Sicinius Vellutus - Solus Galvus - Titus Galvus - Valens Varro - Varis Galvus - Vergilia Corculum - Vitus Messalla - Volusus Malicus - Yamatsumi Urabe - Zenos Galvus
	Thavnair	Ahewann bin Alzadaal - Ardashir Balyk - Jalzahn Daemir - Kancana - Khalzahl bin Mihrasaf - Matsya - Mehryde bihn Shinan - Mehvan bihn Vaazmeira - Nahbdeen bin Pashe - Nidhana - Pasareen bihn Rusheraf - Qerasaf bin Shirashir - Qulsun bihn Aphmau - Racashir bin Fahleel - Sula - Varshahn - Vrtra - Yezahn bin Qulhudi
	Bozja	Adis - Aggie Glover - Bajsaljen Ulgasch - Blaz Azetina - Isolde Covey - Lovro Slanasch - Marsak Apella - Meryall Miller - Misija Votyasch - Mladen - Ratimir - Rostik Liubasch - Stanik Alubov - Tugeim - Velibor Azetina - Xeven Svanasch
Othard	Hingashi	Akagi - Hanco*ck Fitzgerald - Hanzo - Ichian Matsuba - Kikimo Kimo - Kongo Miyama - Kotokaze Benitoki - Kyokuho Moribe - Makoto Obinata - Musosai - Shiden Unryu - Ugetsu Tachikake - Yuki Yatsurugi
	Ruby Sea	Hansaku Ushikai - Hisui Sui - Ikaruga Hatasashi - Inban - Kurenai Shisui - Koruri Mizuhiki - Nayoshi Kaifu - Rasho Mastbreaker - Shiosai Sui - Soroban - Suzume Kaisuri - Tansui - Tsukikage Urabe
	Doma	Anzu Zenbu - Azami Shibunuri - Gekkai - Ginko and Kinko - Gogo - Gosetsu Daito - Hakuro Gunji - Hien Rijin - Hozan Nagae - Ihanashi Bakuro - Isse Shibunuri - Karasu Kanshi - Kamui - Kozakura Gyoji - Kurobana Gunji - Oboro Torioi - Tamamo Gozen - Tsubame Oshidari - Yozan Nagae - Yugiri Mistwalker - Yotsuyu Brutus
	Azim Steppe	Alaqa - Altani Dataq - Anarba Dataq - Bulugan Adarkim - Chambui Dazkar - Cirina Mol - Daidukul Buduga - Dayan Hotgo - Dorgono Qerel - Gurbesu Goro - Ibakha Uyagir - Iturgen Qestir - Jebei Gesi - Khalja Dataq - Luvsan Qerel - Magnai Oronir - Mide Hotgo - Nayaga - Ogul Khatayin - Sadu Dotharl - Sokhatai Dataq - Temulun Mol
	Nagxia	Atori Moribe - Kosyu
	Four Lords	Four Lords (Byakko - Genbu - Seiryu - Suzaku) - Koryu - Tenzen
Sharlayan	Ameliance Leveilleur - Barnier Clarke - Bloewyda Uwilsyngwyn - Claudien - Clive - Galuf Baldesion - Dickon Denman - Ejika Tsunjika - Erenville - Fourchenault Leveilleur - Kagura Jinba - Koh Rabntah - Kokkol Dankkol - Leveva Byrde - Matoya - Mikoto Jinba - Moenbryda Wilfsunnwyn - Montichaigne Mongrignois - Nemjiji - Ojika Tsunjika - Rammbroes Zasertylsyn - Sevestre Albright - Vtorak Vetasch - Wilfsunn Tragbharsyn - Y'mhitra Rhul
Norvrandt	Warriors of Darkness	Ardbert Hylfyst - Branden - Lamitt - Nyelbert - Renda-Rae - Cylva
	The Crystarium	Beq Lugg - Callea Skyekirk - Cassard - Cerigg Morpurse - Chessamile Lakirk - Cyella Valthane - Crystal Exarch - Feo Ul - Gaia - Giott - Granson Ketchthane - Lue-Reeq Chalah - Lyna - Mauwyl Mudkirk - Moren Morkirk - Nielden - Ryne Waters - Taynor Lakplowe - Theyler Skyehand - Tolas Valkirk - Vonard
	Eulmore	Anogg and Konogg - Chai-Nuzz Mewlah - Dulia-Chai Mewlah - Eueliss Hylplowe - Grithil Ketchpurse - Irvithe Ketchand - Jongleurs of Eulmore - Kai-Shirr Olkoh - Lanbyrd - Mowen Freepurse - Olvara - Ran'jit - Ronitt - Sai-Lewq Jinal - Tista-Bie Amari - Tristol Horpurse - Vauthry - Veronth Mudthane - Wrenden - Xamott
	Amh Araeng	Ghen Gen - Ghun Gun - Halric - Jamial Nabaath - Jeryk Motplowe - Magnus - Rhon Ron - Tesleen Stoneplowe - Thaffe Morhand
	Il Mheg	Aenc Thon - Ezel II - Seto - Sul Oul - Titania - Tonatiuh - Tyr Beq
	Rak'tika Greatwood	Almet - Chaqurl Qhotl - Ciuna - Cymet - Lanille - Phyna - Qhoterl Pasol - Qitarl Natl - Quinfort - Runar - Uimet - Valan
	The Tempest	Grenoldt Freethane - Hythlodaeus - Paushs Ooan - Tolshs Aath
Garlond Ironworks	Alpha - Biggs and Wedge - Cato Mammula - Cid Garlond - Ebrelnaux - Jessie Jaye - Lilja Sjasaris - Maggie - Nero Scaeva
Ascians	Altima - Deudalaphon - Elidibus - Emmerololth - Emet-Selch - Fandaniel - Halmarut - Igeyorhm - Lahabrea - Loghrif - Mitron - Nabriales - Pashtarot - Travanchet - Masked Mage
The First Brood	Azdaja - Bahamut - Nidhogg - Hraesvelgr - Ratatoskr - Tiamat - Vrtra
Tribes	Amalj'aa - Sylphs - Kobolds - Sahagin - Ixal - Vanu Vanu - Vath - Moogles - Kojin - Ananta - Namazu - Pixies - Qitari - Dwarves - Arkasodara - Omicron - Loporrits
Tribes	Tribal Quest NPCs	13th Order Fugleman Zo Ga - 175th Order Alchemist Bi Bi - 789th Order Acolyte Ba Go - 789th Order Pickman Gi Gu - Alpa - An Lad - Chaqurl Qhotl - Ezel II - Govv - Gyoka - Gyoshin - Hamujj Gah - Kabuto - Linu Vani - Linu Vanu - Mogleo - Novv - Olmxio - Ozogg - Qitarl Natl - Ronitt - Seigetsu the Enlightened - Sezul Totoloc - Silbexio - Sonu Vanu - Tyr Beq - Vath Deftarm - Zugg
Deities	Primals	Ifrit - Titan - Garuda - Leviathan - Ramuh - Shiva - Enkidu - Good King Moggle Mog XII - Odin - Phoenix - Bahamut - Ravana - Bismarck - Knights of the Round - Alexander - Warring Triad (Sephirot - Sophia - Zurvan) - Susano - Lakshmi - Shinryu - Tsukuyomi - Eureka - Magus Sisters - Anima - Zodiark - Hydaelyn
Deities	The Twelve	Althyk - Azeyma - Byregot - Halone - Llymlaen (Perykos and Thalaos) - Menphina - Nald'thal - Nophica - Nymeia - Oschon - Rhalgr - Thaliak
Historical characters	Allagan Empire	Amon - Artorius - Doga - Noah - Phlegethon - Unei - Xande
	Ivalice	Agrias Oaks - Alma Beoulve - Argath Thadalfus - Ashelia B'nargin Dalmasca - Cidolfus Orlandeau - Delita Heiral - Mustadio Bunansa - Orran Durai - Ramza Beoulve - Rasler B'nargin Dalmasca
	Ishgard	Driancoin de Haillenarte - Flavien de Fortemps - Guenriol de Durendaire - Haldrath - Ompagne - Sylvetrel de Dzemael - Thordan I
	Pre-Calamity	Blackburn - Chuchumu - Corguevais - Deaustie - Dreues - Dunstan - Emerick - Eolande Quiveron - Esperaunce - Faustigeant - Fye - Hob - Hurrey - I'llofii - Isaudorel - J'arhll - Keelty - Khrimm - Lalatta - Louisoix Leveilleur - Mannskoen - Marcelloix - Merodaulyn - Morys - Nael Darnus - Naida Zamaida - Nananoby - Niellefresne Thaudour - Nogeloix - Oha-Sok - Ouvielle - Pascaleret Neurtaille - Path Companion - Percevains - Powle - Prudentia - Pulmia - Qhota Nbolo - Qoqoba - Rychyld - S'lyhhia - Sansa - Satzfloh - Siward - Soileine - Telent - Titinin - Troxia - Vairemont - Waekbyrt‎ - Warburton - Willelda - Wybir - Yoyobina - Yuhelmeric - Zezekuta
	The World Unsundered	Alkaios - Athena - Azem - Charmion - Elidibus - Emet-Selch - Erichthonios - Euanthe - Hegemone - Hermes - Hythlodaeus - Kleon‎ - Lahabrea - Maira - Meteion - Sokles - Venat
	Norvrandt	Pauldia - Sauldia - Tadric - Tiuna
	Others	A-Towa-Cant - Ahldbhar - Curtis Hext - Edvya Thorne - Gunnhildr - Kaien Rijin - Kanzan Mitsurugi - Lalafuto III - Lewphon - Nyunkrepf Nyunkrepfsyn - Ratatoskr - Roddard Ironheart - Shatotto Shato - Tenzen - Zuiko Buhen
The Sea of Stars	Mare Lamentorum	Livingway‎ - Loporrits - The Watcher
The Sea of Stars	Ultima Thule	Dragons - Ea - Grebuloffs - Karellians - Meteion - N-7000 - Nibirun - Omicron
Voidsent	Barbariccia - Cagnazzo - Cloud of Darkness - Diabolos - Ferdiad - Golbez - Orcus - Rubicante - Scathach - Scarmiglione - Zero
Alliance Raids	The Shadow of Mhach	Cait Sith - Leofard Myste - Radlia Keene - Stacia Myste - Utata Uta
	Return to Ivalice	Alma Lexentale - Ba'Gamnan - Bwagi Ennze Panca - Fran Eruyt - Jenomis Lexentale (Arazlam Durai) - Lina Mewrilah - Mikoto Jinba - Montblanc - Ramza Lexentale - Wandering Dramaturge
	YoRHa: Dark Apocalypse	2B - 2P - 9S - Anogg and Konogg
	Myths of the Realm	Deryk - Snoegeim
Hildibrand Adventures	Briardien de Manseauguel - Cecy - Cyr Blyme - Delion - Ellie Ryse - Gigi - Gilgamesh - Godbert Manderville - Hildibrand Manderville - Jubraca - Julyan Manderville - Nashu Mhakaracca - Typhon - Ultros
Events	Seasonal	Aldemund - Aldiytha Thorne - Aloyse - Amh Garanjy - Astin - Astrid de Valentione - Beaudefoin Dupaitre - Bert - Blitzen - Bombardier Researcher - Bran - Claudia Thorne - Crystal Caravan - Daluce - Damielliot - Elyne - Emilie - Ethelia - Ezolmile - Flaurie - Fortin Thorne - Goncquard - Godriquelain - Haermaga Bleibornsyn - Hamlyn - Havak Alvak - Hildelana Quick - Hortefense Pastoroit - Hugue - Impresario - J'bhen Tia - J'nangho - Jihli Aliapoh - Jiriri - Kokomui - Kupka Kupp - Laurenssen - Lisette de Valentione - Lisie - Little Gruff - Lonesome lass - Lorie - Lyell - Lyonell - Mama Gruff - Marabel - Mayaru Moyaru - Momoru - Motte - Nanapasi - Nanaphon Sasaphon - Naoki Yoshida - Nekeke - Nhagi'a Jakkya - Ninimo - Nonora Nora - Nonotta Notta - Ollier - P'obyano - Papa Gruff - Pawlin Morning - Pipimaya and Sasapano - Pukty Piko - Pumpkin-headed Apparition - R'fhul Tia - R'majha - Riggy - Ririzan - Rodolph - Rodrigault - Roland Redsteele - Royal Seneschal - Saint of Nymeia - Saulinne - Songbirds - T'danafa and T'maritaa - Taggy - Tenny - Thracie - Unsavory Imp - Wunthyll - Z'napha
Events	Special	Dural Tharal - Garuda - Iroha - Kipih Jakkya - Lightning - Lunafreya Nox Fleuret - Noctis Lucis Caelum - Nohi - Odin - Petyr Winsome - Shantotto
Class & Job NPCs	Main NPCs	Alberic Bale - Alka Zolka - Cocobuki Lolobuki - Curious Gorge - E-Sumi-Yan - Fray Myste - Drusilla Varus - Hamon Holyfist - Jannequinard de Durendaire - Jacke Swallow - Jehantel Fointeaume - K'lyhia - Lalah Jinjahl - Lalai Lai - Leveva Byrde - Luciane Corne - Martyn Goodfellow - Musosai - Mylla Swordsong - Oboro Torioi - Radovan Slobasch - Ranaa Mihgo - Raya-O-Senna - Stephanivien de Haillenarte - Y'mhitra Rhul - Widargelt Beake - Wyrnzoen Saelsmyndsyn - X'rhun Tia
Class & Job NPCs	Related NPCs	269th Order Mendicant Da Za - Alaqa - Aldis - Adri Westwoode - Arnegis Elder - Akagi - Arya Gastaurknan - Atelloune Mairlaid - Broenbhar Rocksplitter - Broken Mountain - Ceadda - Cemi Jinjahl - Cocobani - Cocobezi - Cocoboha - Cocobusi - Cocobygo - Dancing Wolf - Doesmaga Poisonheart - Dozol Meloc - D'zentsa - Elde - Erik - Eschiva Keyes - Estinien Wyrmblood - Faezahr - Gatty Orwell - Gekkai - Gerhardt - Govv - Guildivain Sailmet - Guydelot Thildonnet - Halga Tolga - Hermin Hart‎‎ - Hilda Ware - H'mhasi Tia - Joye - Karasu Kanshi - Kazagg Chah - K'rhid Tia - Kyokuho Moribe - Leih Aliapoh - Loifa - Makoto Obinata - Maudlin Latool Ja - Melkoko Melko - Momozigo Mumuzigo - Myste - Nashmeira - Nourval Lhorulgois - Nutiba Buntiba - Orcus - O'tchakha - Pawah Mujuuk - Perimu Haurimu - P'yandih - Quimperain Evertrue - Rielle de Caulignont - Redway - Rosalinde - Rostnsthal - Rullus Varus - Sanson Smyth - Setoto Seto - Sevestre Albright - Sidurgu Orl - Silvairre - Shatotto - Sophie - Surito Carito - Sylphie Webb - Thubyrgeim Guldweitzwyn - Tristan Lowe - Tsubame Oshidari - Ugetsu Tachikake - V'kebbe - Waldeve - Whastrach Ahldwaensyn - Yayake Yake - Yuki Yatsurugi - Zhai'a Nelhah
Crafting & Gathering NPCs	Story NPCs	Adalberta Sterne - Beatin Mainrocquet - Brithael Spade - Fufucha Fucha - Geva Storke - H'naanza Esi - Lyngsath Hyllbornsyn - Redolent Rose - Serendipity - Severian Lyctor - Wawalago Momolago
	Related NPCs	Ansaulme de Rougecarpe - Atelloune Mairlaid - Aubrenard - Averil - Basyle - Blanstyr - Chanene - Colbernoux - Dauid - Dellemont - Elde - Emeloth Grayce - Enion Townes - Gerhardt - Hal - J'khebica - Keimei Daitenya - Kotocho - Kototsuru - Marmaduke - Marcel - Ortefauchel - Raulf Redhill - Reyna Breakhook - Sisipu Sipu - Wawarukka - Wido - Wiltwaek
	The Crystalline Mean	Bethric - Eismon Valhand - Frithrik - Iola Waldhand - Katliss Horhand - Qeshi-Rae Kaapoh - Thiuna
	The Studium	Boric Azora - Debroye - Hinageshi Wright - Jude Rose - Qih Aliapoh - Rurusha Rusha - Tankin Banjo - T'laqa Tia
Others	Ceana - Edda - The Elementals - Jandelaine de Dzemael - Nedrick Ironheart - Nhaza'a Jaab - Nybeth Obdilord - Omega - Shanga Meshanga - Severa Souther - Tataramu - Valdeaulin Ganathain - Wandering Minstrel

Final Fantasy XIV

Final Fantasy XIV (1.0) - A Realm Reborn - Heavensward - Stormblood - Shadowbringers - Endwalker - Dawntrail

Content	Allusions - Artwork - Benchmark - Patch Notes - Timeline - Translations - Wallpapers
Gameplay	Features	Achievements - Adventurer Squadrons - Armory System - Characters - Character Creation - Communications - Disciplines - Duty Finder - Duty Support - Emote - Free Companies - Frontline - Housing - Inn - Legacy Campaign - Locations - Linkshell - Macro - Market Board - Minions - Mounts - Party - Party Finder - Role-playing - Text Command - Titles
	Inventory	Accessories - Armor - Arms (Weapons) - Tools - Items - Materia
	Mechanics	Attributes (Stats) - Companion - Crystals - Elements - Enrage - Quests - Statuses - Trust
	Abilities	Additional actions - Duty actions - Limit breaks - Logos actions - Lost actions - Role actions - Traits
	Terms	Aetheryte - Allagan Tomestone - Artifact equipment - Grand Companies (The Maelstrom - The Order of the Twin Adder - The Immortal Flames) - Disciplines - Echo - Free Companies - Gerolt Masterworks - Instance - Relic Weapon (Zodiac Weapon - Anima Weapon - Eureka Weapon - Resistance Weapon - Manderville Weapon) - Retainer - Weather
	Logs	Challenge Log - Crafting Log - Fishing Log - Gathering Log - Hunting Log - Orchestrion List - Sightseeing Log
	Enemies	Enemies - Enemy actions - Superbosses
Media	Web	Final Fantasy XIV Companion - Libra Eorzea (defunct) - The Lodestone - Merchandise - Mog Station
	Trailers	Final Fantasy XIV Choose Your Life - Flames of Truth
	Promotional events	Eorzea Cafe - Final Fantasy XIV Fan Festival - Final Fantasy XIV Letter from the Producer LIVE
	Literature	Final Fantasy XIV: Chronicles of Light - Side Stories (Tales from the Calamity - Tales from the Dragonsong War - Tales from the Storm - Tales from the Shadows - Tales from the Twilight - Tales from the Dawn)
	Soundtracks	Before Meteor - A Realm Reborn - Before the Fall - Heavensward - The Far Edge of Fate - Stormblood - Shadowbringers - Death Unto Dawn - Endwalker (EP - EP2 - EP3 - EP4)
	Encyclopædia Eorzea	Encyclopædia Eorzea - Encyclopædia Eorzea II - Encyclopædia Eorzea III
	Final Fantasy XIV TTRPG	Final Fantasy XIV TTRPG Starter Set - Final Fantasy XIV TTRPG Standard Rulebook - Final Fantasy XIV TTRPG Scenario & Gamemaster Guide
	Collector's Edition books	Final Fantasy XIV Travel Journal (XIV:CE) The Art of Eorzea -A Realm Reimagined- (ARR:CE) - The Art of Eorzea -Heavensward- (HW:CE) - The Art of Eorzea -Stormblood- (SB:CE) - The Art of Eorzea -Shadowbringers- (SB:CE)
	Art Books	A Realm Reborn: The Art of Eorzea -Another Dawn- - Heavensward: The Art of Ishgard -Stone & Steel- - The Art of Ishgard -The Scars of War- - Stormblood: Art of the Revolution -Western Memories- - Art of the Revolution -Eastern Memories- - Shadowbringers: The Art of Reflection -Histories Forsaken- - The Art of Reflection -Histories Unwritten- - Endwalker: The Art of Resurrection -Among the Stars-
	Manga and illustrated books	Final Fantasy XIV: I Will Teach You Professor Lalafell - Final Fantasy XIV Picture Book: The Namazu and the Greatest Gift - Final Fantasy XIV: Eorzea Academy - Saki & Final Fantasy XIV
	April fools' jokes	ChocoGo - Favour System - Ultimate Fight Final Fantasy XIV - Tactics Alexander - Magnai Fantasy - Final Fantasy XIV Online GO
	Others	Final Fantasy XIV Online Anniversary - Final Fantasy XIV Dad of Light - Final Fantasy XIV: Starter Guide Series

↑ Final Fantasy XIV, Patch 5.3, "Reflections in Crystal"

Warrior of Light (Final Fantasy XIV) (2024)

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How many times has the Warrior of Light been rejoined? ›

So yes, the WoL's soul is the only one that has been rejoined eight times. Another hint at this comes in the moment where the WoL finally kills Emet-Selch, by throwing a Blade of Light at him. However, no matter what job they are, their Blade of Light will always be an axe like Ardbert's.

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How strong is the Warrior of Light after Endwalker? ›

In general, the Warrior of Light is significantly more powerful than nearly everyone else in the world, even compared to previous versions of Warriors of Light. This is evident that the Warrior is able to take on every job in the world while others generally do not have enough aether to take on more than one job.

Is the Warrior of Light mute? ›

While they have developed way more personality, the Warrior of Light is still often silent and stoic, but in a way that shows way more self-control rather than an empty shell.

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Is Ardbert still alive? ›

Ardbert, meanwhile, physically died, with his soul wandering adrift for a century, and his "death" was actually not a death, but a rejoining with us.

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Which shards were rejoined? ›

Shards Four Through Nine

Both were Rejoined to Zodiark. The Fifth world was destroyed through wind-aspected aether, which caused the very first Calamity on the Source. This means that the Fifth world was actually the first to fall to the Ascians.

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Is The Warrior of Light a Reincarnation? ›

Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker

The soul of Hythlodaeus—the real one, not a recreation as in Emet-Selch's false Amaurot—recognized the Warrior of Light as Azem's reincarnation and kept the rest of the Ancients at bay.

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How old is the Warrior of Light? ›

Going from only the cinematics: Probably late 20's, early/mid 30's. He isn't especially young, but he isn't old either. Additionally, he is clearly experienced and probably has fought major battles even before the events of FFXIV. He can't be younger than 21, yet it's unlikely he is older than 38.

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Was the seventh Umbral calamity a rejoining? ›

The Seventh Umbral Calamity was unaspected but Astral in alignment and Rejoined the Seventh shard to the Source.