Mog Locker: Memento's from the past, stuff like blue mage testimony, chocobo egg, flax pouch and so on. Mog Storage: Mythic weapons and various other rare/ex weapons and armor Mog Safe: Any equipment that I still need for NIN, SAM, RDM -> 99 Mog Case: Spells that I can't learn yet (just some NIN and RDM spells atm), weapons for jobs I switch to sometimes, imperial coins for mog safe and a few other items I can't recall atm Mog Sack: Crystals I get while farming / meritting that can't be put on AH at the time since it's full, REM pages, some leftover +2 items from Abyssea, stuff that's related to Mog Gardens (seeds and so on) Flags: Usable inside Mog Garden, CanSendPOL, Can Use, NPC tradable, Not vendorable, Not sendable, Exclusive. It bears an image of a refined stone that can only be described as screams of the dead made manifest. olduum ring, tavnazian ring, cp+ cape, nexus cape, signal pearl etc) Description: A hempen sack, worn and frayed by time. Wardrobe: All the eminent gear and some stuff I use a lot but not all the time (i.e. Inventory: My Blue Mage equipment, some generic things like warp ring, empress band and whatever I need for a second job I'm currently working on. Inbox: about a dozen Abjurations, Fishing Gear, AH gil I haven't bothered to collect for a few weeks. This system tends to work well for me unless I am needing to change jobs that are very gear opposed (switching from Dragoon to Geomancer, for example, usually takes ~3 min) Wardrobe: mutli-job important gear -DT pieces, TP pieces, MAB pieces shared for BLM/BLU/GEO Sack: Storage Slips, vanity items, Ninja Tools, Angons, Trump Cards, 1 DMG abyssea proc weaponry, Coffer KeysĬase: Medicines, Foodstuffs, situational pieces, REMs Tales/upgrade items, Costume items, R/E items from Unity so that I don't keep getting an item to chuck it on the ground. Satchel: single job important pieces for the jobs I frequently play including weapons and JSE augmented capes, Ranger and Corsair gear Storage: /lockstyle items, i90 Empyrean weapons, lolGungnir, items I cannot part with due to sentimental reasons (Destroyers, Patroclus' Helm) Relic +2 without the XP trials completed Mog Safe: single job important pieces for the jobs I do not frequently play including weapons and JSE augmented capes, Mog House furnishings, Inventory: Storage Slip gear for the job currently being played, event relevant medicine (Echos, Holy Water) Belts/Earrings/Rings, RR items. I'm the MMO equivalent of a hoarder, though I really don't want to just cave in and toss a bunch of old gear because Matsui went "LAWL, all that stuff is useless now since it doesn't have ilvl!", though I'm sure I can condense down to a single mule due to all the storage options these days. I'm also guilty of using Send/Recieve storage space on top of all this. Mog Locker: Important stuff I plan to finish and won't toss, like my 14/50 AlmaceĪmmo / Crafting / Flavor of the Month Job Mule
Stuff I like to scroll over and remember actual adventures took place to obtain them. Mog Storage: Items with memories attached to them, like the Hexgun I used most of my COR career when leveling it, or Salvage pieces I never finished.
FFXI MOG SACK UPGRADE
Mog Safe: Upgrade / Enhancement items like Seals and other tokens Mog Sack: Keeps my side jobs safe and happy with quick to get inventory Wardrobe: Whatever I can fit in there from inventory Inventory: Whatever I currently have on me that I haven't tossed or put away Where to start the quest: Accept “First Step Forward” by opening the Quest Menu > Records of Eminence > Tutorial > Basics, and then speak to one of the following A.M.A.N.I use an extensive army of mules and throw my gear everywhere, then cry internally when I realize I'm going to have to honestly stop and organize it all properly one of these days to max out the potential of the Wardrobe. So it’s easy to see why this quest (and the Records of Eminence) is so iconic!
And it also features a daily, weekly, and monthly objective system that’s used by players of all levels. And it comfortably helps you gear up, too.īut it also offers quite a few rewards rewards. This quest rewards you with the Records of Eminence system – one of the most important systems to unlock in FFXI, especially for those new or returning to the game.Īs a whole, this offers a beginner-friendly introduction to the various systems you’ll need to learn to play the game.
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