FFXIV Moonfire Faire Jumping Puzzle, How to Access the Moonfire Faire?

FFXIV Moonfire Faire Jumping Puzzle

The FFXIV Moonfire Faire 2024 event includes a special challenge called the Eorzean Nimble Warrior jumping puzzle. This puzzle is located in Eastern La Noscea and is known for being one of the longest and toughest in the game. It’s entirely optional, so you don’t have to do it to complete the event, but it’s there if you want to test your skills. The puzzle is tricky and requires precise jumping to reach the top, offering no rewards except for the personal satisfaction of conquering it.

The Moonfire Faire event runs from August 8 to August 26, so you have a limited time to try it out. If you enjoy a good challenge and want to prove your platforming skills in FFXIV, this jumping puzzle is the perfect opportunity to do so during the event. Good luck climbing to the top!

How to Access the Moonfire Faire?

To join the Moonfire Faire event in FFXIV, head to Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks between August 8 and August 26. Look for Mayamu Moyaru near The Aftcastle aetheryte at coordinates X:11.5, and Y:13.8. Speak with her to start the event by accepting the quest called “Fire Red, Beast Green.” This quest will take you to Eastern La Noscea, where you’ll help find and calm down a lost pet Cactuar.

After finishing this quest, you’ll receive another one called “Festival Fan Frenzy” to complete the Cactuar incident. Along with these quests, you can try the Eorzean Nimble Warrior challenge, a tough jumping puzzle available only during the event. While this puzzle doesn’t offer any rewards other than personal satisfaction, it’s a great challenge if you enjoy testing your jumping skills in the game.

All Moonfire Faire Rewards in FFXIV

For the Moonfire Faire 2024 in FFXIV, you can earn several rewards:

Uchiwasshoi Emote:

Complete the first quest, “Fire Red, Beast Green,” to get this emote for free. After the event, it will only be available for purchase in the Online Store.

Summer Biggest Fan Achievement:

Finish the second quest, “Festival Fan Frenzy,” to earn this achievement.

You can also buy festive items from the Moonfire Faire Vendor in Eastern La Noscea (X:36.1, Y:26.8), including:

• Storm Tracer
• Flame Tracer
• Serpent Tracer
• Lominsan Sparkler
• Gridanian Sparkler
• Ul’dahn Sparkler
• Bombard Bloom
• Pinwheel
• Bouncing Bomb Balloon (Furnish)

The Furnish item will also be sold in the Online Store later, so it’s a good idea to get one now if you want it.

Final Fantasy XIV

Final Fantasy XIV, released in 2010, was the second MMORPG in the Final Fantasy series, set in the fantasy world of Eorzea. Players explored the land with a custom avatar, dealing with threats from the Garlean Empire and dangerous primals. The game was developed under the codename "Rapture" and faced many issues, including delays and development problems.

It launched on September 30, 2010, but received poor reviews for its gameplay and interface, despite praise for graphics and music. Due to negative feedback, Square Enix suspended subscription fees and eventually replaced the game with a revamped version called A Realm Reborn, which was well-received.

Final Fantasy XIV Gameplay

In Final Fantasy XIV, players create a character from five races and can customize their appearance. The game has two main quest types: story quests for leveling up and Levequests for side tasks like gathering or combat. You can complete Levequests to gain favor with factions.

Unlike its predecessor, the game allows solo play for longer, with actions requiring manual input and using a stamina bar. Players gain experience points (EXP) from quests and combat, which help level up their character. The Armory System lets players switch classes based on their equipment, while the Job System offers powerful skills for group play.