Now that you have all of the bonuses and buffs you can get your hands on mastered, it’s time to get down to the best way to level in Final Fantasy XIV. It’s still possible to get, but takes a long time to earn. You’ll also have to get 1,000 Forgotten Fragments appraised during your time there. Gives you a 10% EXP boost up to level 80 and is earned from completing the ‘Lost and Found IV’ achievement which is only available from the Bozjan Southern Front area of the game which is only available after completing the Shadowbringers story. This is really worth chasing down as it is easily available. Will give you a 30% EXP boost in battle up to level 30 and is earned by completing the ‘Hall Of The Novice’ (explained further down and unlocked at level 15) tasks.
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It involves giving a code to a friend to use when they sign up to give you both the bonus and they buy an additional 30 days of play time. Grants a 20% EXP boost up to level 25 but is only available through the ‘Recruit a Friend’ campaign which is still ongoing.
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You can still get this if you upgrade your version of the game to the Collectors Edition through the moogle shop. Helm Of LightĪ Realm Reborn Collector’s Edition item that grants 20% EXP up to level 10. It’s essentially the equivalent of Heat Of Battle III, it’s also a little tricky to get as it’s only available from certain Squadron Missions that unlock after ranking up through whichever Grand Company you chose earlier in the game. Squadron Battle ManualĪn item that can grant you a 15% EXP bonus in battle for 120 minutes, but it doesn’t stack on top of any Free Company Actions. High level dishes crafted by culinarians will also give you other stat buffs which are nice, but if you’re just after the EXP then just shovelling in a load of eggs will do. FFXIV level boosting items and special equipmentĪny item of food you eat, no matter how low level, will grant you a 3% EXP bonus through battle for 30 minutes. It may not last long, but every little helps. You’ll notice it on your EXP bas marked as a dimmer orange extension of your current amount, or a blue one if it’s enough to carry the buff through to the next level. However it does only apply for a certain percentage of experience you can potentially earn rather than from a set amount of time. You can gain an additional 50% EXP bonus by logging off in sanctuaries - basically any town that has an aetheryte or any of the major cities. It also only applies to EXP earned through battle, be that on the field, in dungeons or during FATEs etc.
It’s an 100% EXP increase from levels 1-79, but drops to 50% from 80-90. For example, if you have a level 86 Samurai, the bonus will apply to any other Job you have that is level 85 or below. This buff applies to any job below the highest level of your main one. Heat Of Battle I and II can be bought from Grand Companies, while III needs to be crafted on an aetherial wheel in player housing. There are three tiers (I, II, III) that give you a 5%, 10% or 15% EXP boost respectively in battle. Luckily it’s a very commonly used buff by most Free Companies and you’ll easily find people recruiting in Limsa Lominsa. This buff is only available if you join a Free Company and they use an action to put it up for everyone.
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