Guildhests

Main article: Duties

Guildhests are instanced group quests, usually involves a mini-dungeon or boss fight, that players can complete for experience and gil. Guildhests are designed to teach players basic group mechanics that will be needed later on during Dungeons and Trials. Initial Guildhests are quite easy, they become difficult as players level up and delve deeper. After completing at least one Guildleve, you can then talk to a Battlewarden after completing Simply the Hest (starting region specific) to unlock Guildhests.

Gil , experience , and Grand Company Seals are rewards for completing Guildhests. There is also a initial first-time bonus awarded per job, per character (not available for Shadowbringers and later jobs).

Unlocking Guildhests

First you must unlock Guildleves. Each region has their own Guildleve unlock quest. Afterwards to unlock Guildhests, you must speak with a Battlewarden in one of the 3 original cities. To enter specific Guildhests, you must be at the required level otherwise the duty will not be available. Duty Roulette: Guildhests unlocks immediately upon completion of the first guildhest. The roulette can select from any of your unlocked guildhests, even if you have not yet completed your most recently unlocked guildhest.

• Leves of Bentbranch
• Leves of Horizon
• Leves of Swiftperch

Battlewarden Locations

Name	City	Location
Lost Rabbit	Thanalan: Western Thanalan, Horizon	(X:23.2 Y:16.6)
Ribald	The Black Shroud: Central Shroud, Bentbranch Meadows	(X:22.5 Y:21.7)
Tiroro	La Noscea: Western La Noscea, Swiftperch	(X:34.5 Y:31.2)

Guildhest Duty List

Name	Level	Party
Basic Training: Enemy Parties	10	4
Under the Armor	10	4
Basic Training: Enemy Strongholds	15	4
Hero on the Halfshell	15	4
Pulling Poison Posies	20	4
Stinging Back	20	4
All's Well that Ends in the Well	25	4
Flicking Sticks and Taking Names	25	4
More than a Feeler	30	4
Annoy the Void	30	4
Shadow and Claw	35	4
Long Live the Queen	35	4
Ward Up	40	4
Solemn Trinity	40	8