Firstly, the new eight-man raid series will be titled Pandaemonium, the announcement of which was accompanied only by an ominous piece of key art.Įndwalker's 24-man raid series will be known as Myths of the Realm. Scant details were revealed about the new raids that will feature in Endwalker. It’s also a place where the player’s minions (collectable critters that follow you around the overworld) can roam free, and potentially perform tasks themselves. Not much is known about this new mode currently, except that we will be put in charge of our very own instanced island paradise. That being Sage, a new Healer job and the first of its role to be added since Astrologian all the way back in 2015 with the release of Heavensward, Final Fantasy 14's first expansion.įighting enemies and healing allies via a set of floating turrets called Nouliths, Sage looks to be a pretty unique take on the more traditional healer archetype, and looks like it could be more focused on attacking than its peers.Ī welcome reprieve from the impending calamity! (Image credit: Square Enix) On February 5, Final Fantasy 14 director and producer Naoki Yoshida presented an announcement showcase for Endwalker, which was fans' initial exposure to the expansion.ĭuring the announcement showcase, the first of two new classes (jobs) was revealed. Sam Carter, lead vocalist of British metalcore band Architects also lends his voice to the main theme, and the results are nothing short of stunning. The trailer's music was just as impressive as the visuals, with Shadowbringers' Amanda Achen returning to perform vocals. At nearly six minutes in length, the extended version of the initial teaser trailer from February did not disappoint, giving Warriors of Light a much greater insight at what to expect in December when the expansion finally releases. The Final Fantasy 14 Digital Fan Festival 2021 opened in spectacular fashion with the debut of the full Endwalker trailer.

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