XIV Basic

P6S: Cachexia II (Pocket Version) Tetherless Shape Reading

There are a few ways to read Cachexia 2, and I’ll probably be making diagrams based on a lot of the different ‘readings,’ so here’s the first one based on which shape is untethered in the center-- simply because that was the easiest way for me to read it while I was learning.

If there are any other ways to read it that you’d like to see illustrated (there will be one with the full map coming soon.

Sorry about the absence, and thank you for your patience. It’s been an extremely hectic year with very little time or energy to make diagrams.

Things are clearing up, though, so I can get back to it. If you would like a diagram made, the best way to go about it is to send me an ask or chat with me about what information you need in a diagram for what mechanic, and which strategy if applicable.

I make my diagrams for myself based on my needs, so they only happen when I need to make one for reference, but I’m happy to make more based on what’s needed or what you observe PF has difficulty with.

P7S: Forbidden Fruit Pocket Guide

To be used while learning the fight. I had a lot of trouble remembering which egg spawned what, so I made a quick visual reference for the spawns and their mechanics with and without tethers to look at when the information escaped me in the moment.

This is a general reference designed to help you quickly identify what’s on the screen, best used in conjunction with actual guides.

P4S P1: A Cheat Sheet If you’re just getting started on P4S, here’s a nice cheat sheet. Includes when to use knockback to mitigate both cape and late water knockbacks, and an easier way to handle cardinal directions.

ASPHODELUS: THE FIRST CIRCLE (SAVAGE)

Where to stand for Fourfold and Aetherial Shackles.

Binding Coil of Bahamut: Turn 2 (Blue Mage Tomestone Farm)

The balance between not too much effort and being optimal has been struck thanks to the very clever folks at BLU Academy, who discovered that Addle is also an easily accessible alternative to Shock Strike, which is very galaxy brain of them.

Go left and go ham.

Missile can be brought along as well, but two blue mages are assigned to each boss to lessen the risk of Death failing. (If this requires updating, I will do so as time goes on.)

Masterpost for my E12S diagrams. More might be added if I need to add things!

Eden’s Promise: Eternity (Savage)

Advanced Relativity

Positions are approximate for clarity. Can be used with PureRef to overlay over the top of your game. ( R ) represents ranged players. ( M ) represents melee.

Eden’s Promise: Eternity (Savage)

Intermediate Relativity

Positions are approximate for clarity. Can be used with PureRef to overlay over the top of your game.