Final Fantasy XIV Myths of the Realm Raid

Final Fantasy XIV Myths of the Realm Raid Will be an Original Story

Square Enix revealed more information regarding future content for Final Fantasy XIV through a PlayStation Blog interview with Producer and Director Naoki Yoshida. This included information regarding the implementation of the Reaper class, and details regarding the development of the male Viera. Additionally, this batch of information included a few details about the Myths of the Realm raid content that will be added to Final Fantasy XIV.

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Yoshida stated that the Myth of the Realm raid content will be an original story. While the team previously worked on large-scale crossover raids like the Return to Ivalice and YoRHa: Dark Apocalypse raid series, this will be something strictly limited to the universe of Final Fantasy XIV. He explicitly said that Myths of the Realm will focus on the various mysteries and lore from this entry. However, he does not elaborate in full about what that will entail.

That being said, future crossover raid content is not out of the question. Yoshida mentioned that the team would love to work on other crossover content in the future. However, it would like to focus on this new series of content first and foremost.

Final Fantasy XIV is immediately available for PC, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5.  Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker will release on November 23, 2021. Pre-orders will include early access on November 19, 2021.


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