Ifrit
Ifrit
Ifrit is a boss found in Bowl of Embers. He is the fire primal worshiped by the Amalj'aa.
Loot
| Name | Type | Item Level | Rarity | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Ifrit's Horn
|
Material | N/A | Basic | 1 |
 Inferno Horn
|
Material | N/A | Basic | 1 |
Locations
| Zone | Coordinates | Level range |
|---|---|---|
| Bowl of Embers | Unknown | 20 |
| Bowl of Embers (Hard) | Unknown | 50 |
| Bowl of Embers (Extreme) | Unknown | 50 |
Quests
| Quest | Type | Level | Quest Giver |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lord of the Inferno | 
|
20 | Minfilia Warde |
| Ifrit Ain't Broke | 
|
50 | Urianger |
| Primal Focus | 
|
50 | Laraina |
Additional Information
Lore
Gather round, now, and learn you of the fiery god of the Amalj'aa. A demon wreathed in ever-shrieking flames, Ifrit's breath sears with furnace heat. His blistering talons turn iron to slag, His smoldering horns char the heavens, and those who oppose His all-consuming rage perish screaming in a hell of primal fire.
- Amalj'aa Folktale.
When the Amalj'aa summoned the Lord of the Inferno, their ritual prayers were suffused with a fanatical desire to crush the forces of Uld'ah and reclaim their holy lands. Scholars speculate that the rampaging Ifrit and his inexhaustible wrath is the concentrated spiritual fervor made manifest.
Original Myth
The creation myth of the Amalj'aa holds that, in the beginning, there was only Ifrit. The world he spawned was filled with beasts bereft of reason or intellect, each fighting an endless, mindless battle for survival. But there was one race of great lizards whose ferocity so pleased the Lord of the Inferno that he bequeathed unto them flickering motes shared from his own primordial flame.
This sacred fire took purchase in the lizards' souls, burning away frailty and weakness, and from the ashes of their transformation stepped the first warriors of the Amalj'aa. Seven males and seven females there were, and from their joining were born seven tribes. It is told that the tribes ranged far and wide, and ruled all that walked or crawled upon the land.
Known in the present day as Zanr'ak, the place where Ifrit is said to have blessed the Amalj'aa ancestors has been a site of enduring conflict down through the centuries. Once Belah'dia, and now Uld'ah, the lizard-like beastmen will make a foe of any who infringe opon the blasted territory they believe kissed by the holy flames of their god.
