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Credit to u/Cetonis for writing the previous version. I lifted a few ideas from there.

This post needs a few edits but is 95% up to date for [patch 4.55]

The FFXIV week

Many resources in FFXIV have daily or weekly resets. The FFXIV week begins on Tuesday. Naturally.

For exact times in your timezone, refer to this site.

Generally, weekly limits are only for cutting-edge content — after a while they get unlimited to help people with catchup.

You've probably noticed by now that each piece of gear has an 'item level' (or ilvl) on it, which is a general rating of that item's strength. Now that you've reached endgame and there are no more xp levels to get, ilvls become your new source of progression. Your goal is to get the strongest gear you can get — or at least, gear strong enough to handle whatever fight you were hoping to beat!

There's also an ilvl for your character as a whole. That's simply an average of the ilvls of everything you have currently equipped, with your weapon counted twice (unless you're a Paladin). One of the requirements for entering endgame dungeons, raids, etc. is having a strong enough average ilvl. Your current ilvl is shown in your Character window.

Tomestones

Tomestones are an endgame currency. I'll touch on this in more detail later, but for now: almost everything you do at endgame will pay you in tomestones, and once you save up enough of them, they can buy some of the strongest gear. Find the tomestone shop in Rhalgr's Reach, and keep an eye on how much you have — it's quite likely you'll be able to buy something long before this guide explicitly tells you to.

More on this at the bottom of the document, but for now: you can bypass almost the entire guide by simply buying crafted gear on the market board. It's costly, but if you have the cash, then why not?

Step 0: Before you reach 70

First of all, make sure you've cleared the level 60 dungeons Fractal Continuum and Saint Mocianne's Arboretum. These are prerequisites for certain level 70 dungeons.

Next, unlock the Centurio Clan Hunt if you haven't already. The Centurio hunt is useful because it's one of the only sources of level 70 gear that you can do before completing Step 1 (below). That means you can do it if you're 70 but behind on MSQ, or you can even do it as a lower-level character who simply wants to prepare for when level 70 arrives.

Do both sets of hunt missions each day. There's a 50-60 set of targets (obtained from the hunt board in Ishgard) and a 60-70 set of targets (from the hunt boards in Kugane or Rhalgr's Reach). There are sites out there which map out hunt locations to make this easier (example). If you don't have time on a given day, you can pick up your hunts and hold onto them and just do a double dose tomorrow.

With your new supply of Centurio seals, head to Rhalgr's Reach. Standing next to the hunt board you'll find an NPC called Billebaut. He sells ilvl 310 Ala Mhigan gear and i330 Lost Allagan gear. Buy yourself some Lost Allagan. You need 865 Centurios for a full set.

Optional: If you have Centurios to spare, and you've finished Step 1 (below), then find the NPC called E'bolaff behind the counters nearby. She can upgrade your gear to i340 Augmented Lost Allagan. You'll need an additional 435 Centurios to augment everything, because she needs Lost Allagan Glaze, Twine, or Roborant which you can buy from Billebaut.

More specifically, finish your final job quest to learn your level 70 capstone skill. This also gives you a set of i290 gear — not very useful if you already did Step 0, but at least it looks cool?

Next, finish the Main Scenario quest '[Stormblood](https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Stormblood_(Quest))'. This is the second level 70 quest in the MSQ, and is the culmination of all your efforts so far.

The final boss is unusually complex for a main story encounter! It shouldn't be an issue — you and your party will probably outgear it — but if you have trouble, remember to listen to your party's advice and stay aware of your surroundings.

That's not actually the END of the MSQ — it's just the end of levelling and the start of endgame. There's plenty of level 70 quests to go (and some of them are pretty damn good). Working through the rest of the story will continue to be your main focus. I just mention 'Stormblood' specifically, because it's required to unlock... pretty much everything else in this entire guide, including all of the endgame shops in Rhalgr's Reach.

Step 2: Casual raiding

Status: i330-340 with nothing unlocked.

Speaking of Rhalgr's Reach, head back there now and grab the unlock quest for the Omega raid series. These are 'normal raids' — 8 players versus a single boss — which makes them pretty much the same as all the 'trials' you've already done during the MSQ.

You'll notice right away that they have a different loot structure, though. Instead of dropping pieces of armour, the chests in normal raids drop parts, such as bolts and springs. The disadvantage is that you need to collect several parts to create your armour. The advantage is that you can create exactly the armour you want, rather than needing to wait until something suitable for your class drops. Once you have enough parts, take them to Gelfradus in Rhalgr's Reach to trade them in.

Part / Drops in / Trades for
Bolt / v1.0, v2.0 / 1x = accessory
Chain / v1.0 only / 1x = belt
Lens / v2.0, v3.0 / 2x = helm
Shaft / v4.0 only / 4x = chest
Crank / v3.0, v4.0 / 2x = gloves
Spring / v3.0, v4.0 / 4x = pants
Pedal / v1.0, v2.0 / 2x = boots

The first section of Omega, Deltascape, doesn't have any loot of interest to us — our Centurio gear already outclasses it. But the second section, Sigmascape, drops the materials for i350 Carborundum armour. Run Sigmascape a few times for parts. In particular, make sure that you run Sigmascape V4.0 at least four times, to collect four Sigmascape Crystalloids. We're going to need those for the next step.

Put the quest down after Sigmascape. You aren't yet strong enough to enter the final section, Alphascape. You need to get to average i355 for that.

Status: i340-350 with a few dungeons and two tiers of normal raids unlocked.

Check the Battle tab of your currency window. How many tomestones do you have?

There are three types of tomestone currently obtainable: Poetics (irrelevant — used for level 50/60 stuff), Mendacity (which is easy to get) and Genesis (which is a bit slower, and has a weekly cap). Right now we're going to focus on Mendacity.

To begin, run your daily roulettes for Mendacity. Just about eve

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