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==[[File:Levequest icon.png|40px|baseline]]Levequests==
==[[File:Levequest icon.png|40px|baseline]]Levequests==
[[Levequests]] are special repeatable quests that require leve allowances to accept. These quests are are offered by [[Levemetes|levemetes]] and fall into three main groups: [[battlecraft]], [[tradecraft]] and [[fieldcraft]]. Completion of levequests rewards the player with items and a significant amount of [[EXP]].
[[Levequests]] are special repeatable quests that require leve allowances to accept. These quests are are offered by [[Levemetes|levemetes]] and fall into three main groups: [[battlecraft]], [[tradecraft]] and [[fieldcraft]]. Completion of levequests rewards the player with items and a significant amount of [[EXP]].
*'''[[Levequests#battlecraft|Battlecraft Levequests]]''' – These quests can be completed by a player in a Disciple of War or a Disciple of Magic class/job.
*'''[[Levequests#battlecraft leves|Battlecraft Levequests]]''' – These quests can be completed by a player in a Disciple of War or a Disciple of Magic class/job.
*'''[[Levequests#tradecraft|Tradecraft Levequests]]''' – These quests can be completed by a player using a Disciple of the Hand job.
*'''[[Levequests#tradecraft leves|Tradecraft Levequests]]''' – These quests can be completed by a player using a Disciple of the Hand job.
*'''[[Levequests#fieldcraft|Fieldcraft Levequests]]''' – These quests can be completed by a player using a Disciple of the Land job.
*'''[[Levequests#fieldcraft leves|Fieldcraft Levequests]]''' – These quests can be completed by a player using a Disciple of the Land job.

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Quests are identified by icons over NPCs heads.

Quests are tasks offered by the citizens of Eorzea, which the player can accept and complete for a variety of rewards. Each quest has a different goal, such as talking to certain NPCs, collecting items, and killing monsters. While some quests offer story progression or build upon the lore of the game, others will unlock special features and award the player with items.

Quests do not need to be completed immediately upon acceptance, and can be quit at any time from the player's journal. Up to 30 quests can be accepted at any given time. They can be loosely dived into subcategories based on the content and rewards they offer.

Main Scenario Quest icon.pngMain Scenario Quests

Main Scenario Quests are quests that tell the main story of Final Fantasy XIV. These quests often have cutscenes and voice acting, and also unlock important features of the game: airship travel, Grand Company access, a personal chocobo mount, as well as dungeons and trials are unlocked through progression of the main questline.

Initially, the Main Scenario Quests differ depending on the player's starting city (Gridania, Limsa Lominsa, or Ul'dah). These stories converge at the quest It's Probably Pirates, and remain the same from that point onward.

Chronologically, the Main Scenario Quests are divided as follows:

Quest icon.pngSide Quests

Side quests are useful ways of obtaining EXP, gil, items and other unlocks. These quests can be standalone or part of a series.

  • Side Story Quests – These quests offer lighthearted and complex stories that build upon the lore of the game, outside of the Main Scenario Quests. Some optional game features such as relic weapons are tied behind these quests.
  • Chronicles of a New Era Quests – These quests have more serious stories and unlock challenging content such as Extreme-difficulty primal battles and raids.
  • Seasonal Events Quests – These quests are available for a limited time only but give unique rewards.
  • Grand Company Quests – These quests move the player through the ranks of their chosen Grand Company.
  • Other Side Quests – Many side quests give nothing of note, but are a good source of EXP and gil while offering a look into the more day-to-day aspects of Eorzean life.

Feature Quest icon.pngClass Job and Role Quests

Class quests and job quests are given by your class guild master and other leaders of your chosen profession. They can be completed to earn new skills and abilities, along with gear and other items. These quests are available every few levels and it is recommended to complete them as soon as they become available.

Daily Quest icon.pngRepeatable Quests

Repeatable quests can be completed multiple times, with some limitations. Restrictions are often daily or weekly, but some only require the player to complete the quest before accepting it again.

  • Beast Tribe Quests – These quests can be repeated daily once players have unlocked access to the beast tribe. Quest completion increases Reputation with the beast tribe; higher Reputation ranks unlock unique items with that faction. Players are given 12 beast tribe quest allowances a day.
  • Relic Weapon Quests – Some quests in the relic weapon questline are repeatable for the completion of multiple weapons.

Feature Quest icon.pngFeature Quests

Feature quests are quests that unlock certain features in the game. Some Main Scenario Quests may also fall under this category, but are not labeled as such.

Levequest icon.pngLevequests

Levequests are special repeatable quests that require leve allowances to accept. These quests are are offered by levemetes and fall into three main groups: battlecraft, tradecraft and fieldcraft. Completion of levequests rewards the player with items and a significant amount of EXP.

  • Battlecraft Levequests – These quests can be completed by a player in a Disciple of War or a Disciple of Magic class/job.
  • Tradecraft Levequests – These quests can be completed by a player using a Disciple of the Hand job.
  • Fieldcraft Levequests – These quests can be completed by a player using a Disciple of the Land job.