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https://horizonffxi.wiki/Category:Monster_Pets
- add monster pet pages
- separate expeditonary force pets from open world pets. Also there is two tiger variants in beaucedine.

all gear a specific job can equip? retail wiki seemingly did it from hand, see https://ffxiclopedia.fandom.com/wiki/Black_Mage/Equipment_Guide. ouch.

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Chunk of rock salt

A chunk of rock salt
that can be found on land.

Stackable: 12

Crafting Material: See list

Scroll of Stone

BLM Lv.1 / [[Template:Cop]] Lv.Template:Cop

Teaches the black magic Stone
Deals earth damage to an enemy.

Job Stuff

BLM Notes

Where to get Spells

The really important spells are bold. Get the rest when it's cheap for you, some might become useful later.

1-10

01 Stone - Tier 1 Shop (Bastok/San d'Oria/Windurst) <100g

03 Poison - Tier 1 Shop (Bastok/San d'Oria/Windurst) <100g

04 Blind - AH <100g, dropped by Tier 1 Beastmen Caster (Amber/Amethyst Quadav, Orcish Mesmerizer, Yagudo Scribe)

05 Water - Tier 1 Shop (Bastok/San d'Oria/Windurst) <100g

07 Bind - AH <100g, dropped by Tier 1 Beastmen Caster (Amber/Amethyst Quadav, Orcish Mesmerizer, Yagudo Scribe)

09 Aero - Tier 1 Shop (Bastok/San d'Oria/Windurst) 220g

10 Bio - Tier 1 Shop (Bastok/San d'Oria/Windurst) 400g

10 Blaze Spikes - Windurst Quest Know One's Onions

10-20

12 Drain - San d'oria Quest The Rumor

13 Fire - Tier 1 Shop (Bastok/San d'Oria/Windurst)

15 Stonega - Tier 2 Shop (Windurst/Selbina)

16 Shock - Tier 1 Shop (Bastok/San d'Oria/Windurst)

17 Blizzard - Tier 1 Shop (Bastok/San d'Oria/Windurst)

17 Warp - Bastok Quest Mean Machine

18 Rasp - Tier 1 Shop (Bastok/San d'Oria/Windurst)

19 Waterga - Tier 2 Shop (Windurst/Selbina)

20 Choke - Tier 1 Shop (Bastok/San d'Oria/Windurst)

20 Ice Spikes - AH, dropped in BCNMs

20 Sleep - Tier 1 Shop (Bastok/San d'Oria/Windurst)

Gear for the budget BLM

1-9. as if there is any. Hermit's Ring can be farmed in Dangruf Wadi if having another job to farm the worms or bought for a few k gil from AH and resold at 10 and replaced with the cheaper and better Eremite's Ring. Maple Wand/+1 at level 1, Willow Wand/+1 at level 9. The +1s likely aren't as expensive as you'd think.

10-19. Royal Footman's Tunic at 10 for +1 INT, Eremite's Ring x2 at 10 for +2 INT each. Yew Wand/+1 at 18.

Rich people gear:

Sage's Circlet (Level 12, +1 INT)
Erudite's Headband (Level 14, +1 INT)
Garrison Boots (Level 18, +1 INT)
Garrison Gloves (Level 18, +1 INT)

20-29. Now we start cooking. Seer's Tunic Set/+1 at Level 29. Only Seer's Crown +2 INT, Seer's Mitts +1 INT and Seer's Slacks +1 INT offer INT, but you probably won't have something better in the other slots so might as well get the full set and finally look like a respectable player.

Rich people gear:

Baron's Chapeau (Level 20, +2 INT)
Baron's Saio (Level 20, +1 INT)

Levelling

1-10. Starting area, hit the lvl1 mobs. Even at lvl9, when they only provide 30 exp, they die with two hits, it is still faster than fighting a stronger mob. With aero at lvl9, you can potentially attack one mob and meanwhile one-shot another mob with aero, effectively killing two mobs at the same time. Rest when mp is spent and repeat. Worked attacking a Tunnel Worm and blowing up a nearby Wild Rabbit with aero. The tunnel worms also drop flint stones 4 of which can be used for the quest Starting a Flame. Worms and Rabbits both drop earth crystals so expect to go home with quite a few stacks of those.

10-20. Party play, Valkurm Dunes or similar. Good strategy is to wait the first 20%-30% of the mobs HP for the tank to establish hate. On horizon, Provoke seems to be not purely volatile enmity as it was on retail at some point. I'd argue though that right after the first provoke, get a big damage spell in and then wait. This lets the volatile enmity part of your spell decay, making it enmity-cheap damage by the time you resume nuking. You can rest mp as long as you are more than half your casting range away from the mob without generating enmity (see enmity). If your party can make a Skillchain it's a fun minigame to try to Magic Burst with them. Also adds considerable damage and magic accuracy to the spell.

20-30. Party play in Qufim Island. Clippers from 20-23. Greater Pugils from 22 on. MP starts becoming a relevant stat as Blizzard and Thunder cost you a bit and resting takes longer with the bigger MP pool you have. You can try soloing too. There's Giga's Leeches in Qufim Island which are Level 21-23. But you'll need close to capped enfeebling skill if you want to fight them.

POL Update Notes

A list of updates covering various updates and details related to the game from 2003 to 2010. From https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxi/threads/17021-History-of-the-Past-Version-Updates

2007

2006

2005

- [Dec. 13, 2005 (JST) Update Details](http://www.playonline.com/pcd/update/ff11us/20051213fMt7e1/detail.html) - [Oct. 11, 2005 (JST) Update Details](http://www.playonline.com/pcd/update/ff11us/20051011YY3BV1/detail.html) - [Jul. 19, 2005 (JST) Update Details](http://www.playonline.com/pcd/update/ff11us/20050715Pm01B1/detail.html) - [Apr. 21, 2005 (JST) Version Update](http://www.playonline.com/updateus/050421er1gb1.html) - [Feb. 24, 2005 (JST) Version Update](http://www.playonline.com/updateus/050224hu5ol4.html)

2004

- [Dec. 9, 2004 (JST) Version Update](http://www.playonline.com/updateus/041209we8yu0.html) - [Oct. 7, 2004 (JST) Version Update](http://www.playonline.com/updateus/041007rj2qe8.html) - [Sep. 14, 2004 (JST) Version Update](http://www.playonline.com/updateus/040914gs7tr3.html) - [Jun. 29, 2004 (JST) Version Update](http://www.playonline.com/comnewsus/040629fg5rh3.html) - [Apr. 22, 2004 (JST) Version Update](http://www.playonline.com/comnewsus/200404226037.html) - [Feb. 26, 2004 (JST) Version Update](http://www.playonline.com/comnewsus/200402264502.html)

2003

- [Dec. 16, 2003 (JST) Version Update](http://www.playonline.com/comnewsus/200312162201.html) - [Oct. 21, 2003 (JST) Version Update](http://www.playonline.com/comnewsus/200310210583.html)

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	:10-20. Party play, [[Valkurm Dunes]] or similar. Good strategy is to wait the first 20%-30% of the mobs HP for the tank to establish hate. On horizon, [[Provoke]] seems to be not purely [[enmity\|volatile enmity]] as it was on retail at some point. I'd argue though that right after the first provoke, get a big damage spell in and then wait. This lets the volatile enmity part of your spell decay, making it enmity-cheap damage by the time you resume nuking. You can rest mp as long as you are more than half your casting range away from the mob without generating enmity (see [[enmity]]). If your party can make a [[Skillchain]] it's a fun minigame to try to [[Magic Burst]] with them. Also adds considerable damage and magic accuracy to the spell.		:10-20. Party play, [[Valkurm Dunes]] or similar. Good strategy is to wait the first 20%-30% of the mobs HP for the tank to establish hate. On horizon, [[Provoke]] seems to be not purely [[enmity\|volatile enmity]] as it was on retail at some point. I'd argue though that right after the first provoke, get a big damage spell in and then wait. This lets the volatile enmity part of your spell decay, making it enmity-cheap damage by the time you resume nuking. You can rest mp as long as you are more than half your casting range away from the mob without generating enmity (see [[enmity]]). If your party can make a [[Skillchain]] it's a fun minigame to try to [[Magic Burst]] with them. Also adds considerable damage and magic accuracy to the spell.

	:20-30. Party play in [[Qufim Island]]. MP starts becoming a relevant stat as [[Blizzard]] and [[Thunder]] cost you a bit and resting takes longer with the bigger MP pool you have. You can try soloing too. There's [[Giga's Leech]]es in Qufim Island which are Level 21-23. But you'll need close to capped enfeebling skill if you want to fight them.		:20-30. Party play in [[Qufim Island]]. [[Clipper]]s from 20-23. [[Greater Pugil]]s from 22 on. MP starts becoming a relevant stat as [[Blizzard]] and [[Thunder]] cost you a bit and resting takes longer with the bigger MP pool you have. You can try soloing too. There's [[Giga's Leech]]es in Qufim Island which are Level 21-23. But you'll need close to capped enfeebling skill if you want to fight them.

v • eJobs of Vana'diel by Era
Final Fantasy XI (2002-2004)	Standard Jobs	Warrior • Monk • Thief • White Mage • Black Mage • Red Mage
Final Fantasy XI (2002-2004)	Advanced Jobs	Paladin • Dark Knight • Beastmaster • Bard • Ranger
Rise of the Zilart (2003-2004)		Summoner • Samurai • Ninja • Dragoon
Chains of Promathia (2004)		None
Treasures of Aht Urhgan (2006)		Blue Mage • Corsair • Puppetmaster
Wings of the Goddess (2007)		Dancer • Scholar
Seekers of Adoulin (2013)		Geomancer • Rune Fencer

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