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{{Quotation|Patch 3.2 Official Website|Sephirot, the Fiend, was a deity once worshipped by a treelike race native to Meracydia. Brought into being for the sole purpose of repelling the Allagan invasion, Sephirot inflicted ruinous losses upon the imperial army before finally being subdued and imprisoned in the central facility of Azys Lla. And now, millennia later, this immensely powerful entity threatens to awaken, his vengeful dreams disturbed by the careless ambitions of Archbishop Thordan VII. Topple the first pillar of the Warring Triad, or wheresoever his colossal shadow falls shall be visited by unthinkable catastrophe!}} | |||
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==Story== | |||
The Warring Triad refers to three legendary eikons there were summoned into existence on Meracydia in the latter days of the Allagan Empire. Each possessed unimaginable power, these empyrean entities inflicted grievous losses upon the invading imperial forces. As the name implies, however, the Warring Triad also clashed against each other, their very natures embodying the conflicting ideals of the peoples who summoned then. Divided and divisive, the seemingly invincible eikons eventually fell to the Allagan's anti-primal weaponry, and were imprisoned within the empire's containment facilities. | The Warring Triad refers to three legendary eikons there were summoned into existence on Meracydia in the latter days of the Allagan Empire. Each possessed unimaginable power, these empyrean entities inflicted grievous losses upon the invading imperial forces. As the name implies, however, the Warring Triad also clashed against each other, their very natures embodying the conflicting ideals of the peoples who summoned then. Divided and divisive, the seemingly invincible eikons eventually fell to the Allagan's anti-primal weaponry, and were imprisoned within the empire's containment facilities. | ||
==[[Sephirot|Sephirot, the Fiend]]== | ===[[Sephirot|Sephirot, the Fiend]]=== | ||
Sephirot was summoned by a race of treelike beings native to the continent of Meracydia. Believed to be the world's first tree ascended to divinity, he is said to command the wellspring of life. Allagan records substantiate the claim, attributing the eikon with the ability to induce spontaneous growth in living organisms through the manipulation of ambient aetheric energy. Sephirot often enlarged his own form to colossal size to wreak devistation upon his enemies, earning him the title of the "Fiend" from the battered armies of Allag. | Sephirot was summoned by a race of treelike beings native to the continent of Meracydia. Believed to be the world's first tree ascended to divinity, he is said to command the wellspring of life. Allagan records substantiate the claim, attributing the eikon with the ability to induce spontaneous growth in living organisms through the manipulation of ambient aetheric energy. Sephirot often enlarged his own form to colossal size to wreak devistation upon his enemies, earning him the title of the "Fiend" from the battered armies of Allag. | ||
==[[Sophia|Sophia, the Goddess]]== | ===[[Sophia|Sophia, the Goddess]]=== | ||
Summoned by the diverse peoples of an ancient Meracydian nation, Sophia was revered simply as the "Goddess". An entity of enlightenment, legends tell that she brought together tribes of disparate form by imbuing their souls with a transcendent understanding of balance and harmony. Sophia is beloved for her boundless compassion, yet also feared for the merciless retribution visited upon those who would dare upset the perfect equilibrium of her scales. | Summoned by the diverse peoples of an ancient Meracydian nation, Sophia was revered simply as the "Goddess". An entity of enlightenment, legends tell that she brought together tribes of disparate form by imbuing their souls with a transcendent understanding of balance and harmony. Sophia is beloved for her boundless compassion, yet also feared for the merciless retribution visited upon those who would dare upset the perfect equilibrium of her scales. | ||
==[[Zurvan|Zurvan, the Demon]]== | ===[[Zurvan|Zurvan, the Demon]]=== | ||
Called forth by a Mercydian race of centaurs, this deity is believed to command the boundless expanse of eternity and thus stand above all other gods in existence. Charged with the punishment of wicked divinities, Zurvan is also the embodiment of victory over injustice. The eikon's nightmarish aspect reflects the terrible inevitability of his triumph, and records describe the "Demon" striding into battle girded head to foot in armor formed of unshifting flame. | |||
==Release== | |||
Barring the setup during the 3.0X releases of [[Heavensward]], the first part of the Warring Triad was released with [[Patch 3.2]] on Febuary 22, 2016. This included the 8-man trial, [[Containment Bay S1T7]] and its [[Containment Bay S1T7 (Extreme)|Extreme]]. The second part followed with [[Patch 3.3]] on June 6, 2016 and was just a single quest, [[The Fate of Stars]]. The third part came with [[Patch 3.4]] on September 26, 2016 and included the second 8-man trial, [[Containment Bay P1T6]] and its [[Containment Bay P1T6 (Extreme)|Extreme]]. The fourth and final part was released on January 16, 2017 as part of [[Patch 3.5]] and contains the finale to the series, [[Containment Bay Z1T9]] and its [[Containment Bay Z1T9 (Extreme)|Extreme]]. | |||
==Quests== | ==Quests== | ||
{{:The Warring Triad Quests}} | {{:The Warring Triad Quests}} | ||
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[[Category:Lore]] | [[Category:Lore]] | ||
Revision as of 00:27, 2 November 2021
“Sephirot, the Fiend, was a deity once worshipped by a treelike race native to Meracydia. Brought into being for the sole purpose of repelling the Allagan invasion, Sephirot inflicted ruinous losses upon the imperial army before finally being subdued and imprisoned in the central facility of Azys Lla. And now, millennia later, this immensely powerful entity threatens to awaken, his vengeful dreams disturbed by the careless ambitions of Archbishop Thordan VII. Topple the first pillar of the Warring Triad, or wheresoever his colossal shadow falls shall be visited by unthinkable catastrophe!
— Patch 3.2 Official Website
Story
The Warring Triad refers to three legendary eikons there were summoned into existence on Meracydia in the latter days of the Allagan Empire. Each possessed unimaginable power, these empyrean entities inflicted grievous losses upon the invading imperial forces. As the name implies, however, the Warring Triad also clashed against each other, their very natures embodying the conflicting ideals of the peoples who summoned then. Divided and divisive, the seemingly invincible eikons eventually fell to the Allagan's anti-primal weaponry, and were imprisoned within the empire's containment facilities.
Sephirot, the Fiend
Sephirot was summoned by a race of treelike beings native to the continent of Meracydia. Believed to be the world's first tree ascended to divinity, he is said to command the wellspring of life. Allagan records substantiate the claim, attributing the eikon with the ability to induce spontaneous growth in living organisms through the manipulation of ambient aetheric energy. Sephirot often enlarged his own form to colossal size to wreak devistation upon his enemies, earning him the title of the "Fiend" from the battered armies of Allag.
Sophia, the Goddess
Summoned by the diverse peoples of an ancient Meracydian nation, Sophia was revered simply as the "Goddess". An entity of enlightenment, legends tell that she brought together tribes of disparate form by imbuing their souls with a transcendent understanding of balance and harmony. Sophia is beloved for her boundless compassion, yet also feared for the merciless retribution visited upon those who would dare upset the perfect equilibrium of her scales.
Zurvan, the Demon
Called forth by a Mercydian race of centaurs, this deity is believed to command the boundless expanse of eternity and thus stand above all other gods in existence. Charged with the punishment of wicked divinities, Zurvan is also the embodiment of victory over injustice. The eikon's nightmarish aspect reflects the terrible inevitability of his triumph, and records describe the "Demon" striding into battle girded head to foot in armor formed of unshifting flame.
Release
Barring the setup during the 3.0X releases of Heavensward, the first part of the Warring Triad was released with Patch 3.2 on Febuary 22, 2016. This included the 8-man trial, Containment Bay S1T7 and its Extreme. The second part followed with Patch 3.3 on June 6, 2016 and was just a single quest, The Fate of Stars. The third part came with Patch 3.4 on September 26, 2016 and included the second 8-man trial, Containment Bay P1T6 and its Extreme. The fourth and final part was released on January 16, 2017 as part of Patch 3.5 and contains the finale to the series, Containment Bay Z1T9 and its Extreme.
Quests
Story Mode Trials:
| Quest | Type | Level | Quest Giver | Unlocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gods of Eld | 
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60 | Torsefers | |
| When the Bough Wakes |
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60 | Unukalhai |  |
| The Fate of Stars |
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60 | Unukalhai | |
| Balance unto All |
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60 | Unukalhai | |
| The Last Pillar to Fall |
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60 | Unukalhai |  |
Optional (Extreme) Trials:
| Quest | Type | Level | Quest Giver | Unlocks | Rewards |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Diabolical Bismarck |
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60 | Unukalhai | |
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| Thok Around the Clock |
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60 | Unukalhai | |
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| A Fiendish Likeness |
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60 | Unukalhai | |
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| A Deific Simulacrum |
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60 | Unukalhai | |
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| A Demonic Duplicate |
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60 | Unukalhai | |