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The video host discusses their top 10 favorite Black Mage weapons in "Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn," focusing on design, ease of acquisition, and compatibility with glamor sets. Notable weapons include the "Van of the Vortex" and the "Stardust Rod Zenith" for their design simplicity, and more challenging-to-obtain items like the Staff of the Heavens and the Lilith Rod Zeta for their aesthetics and energy dynamics. The host also reviews alternative high-DPS scythe weapons, mentioning the Deep Shadow Scythe obtainable for 600 Tomestones of Poetics. Other significant mentions are the Blades Fury from the Shadowbringers Relic and weapons like the Biakos Rod and Tsukuyomi’s Moonlit Rod. The segment concludes with a call for viewers to share their favorite Black Mage weapons.
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In this segment, the video host discusses their top 10 favorite Black Mage weapons in Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, from a personal perspective. They start with basic options such as the “Van of the Vortex,” which is appreciated for its clean design and small angelic wings. Another early option mentioned is the “Stardust Rod Zenith,” praised for its simplicity and ease of acquisition. The “Seeing Horde Rod” follows, noted for its dark lightning effects and evil caster vibes. The host mentions that this weapon can be obtained from the market board or by crafting. Finally, they describe a more time-intensive weapon that requires clearing content stages, highlighting its striking design but critiquing its over-the-top glow. Each weapon is reviewed based on design, ease of acquisition, and how well it fits various glamor sets.
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In this segment, the video discusses alternative scythe weapons for players, specifically recommending the Deep Shadow Scythe, which can be obtained for 600 Tomestones of Poetics. Emphasis is placed on its suitability for high-DPS roles. The video then examines notable weapons for the Black Mage, starting with the Xeno Glasses to Fire Force and the ultimate Staff of the Heavens from Dragon Song Reprise, highlighting its design and compatibility with Black Mage aesthetics. The video mentions the challenging nature of acquiring it. The number four spot features the Staff of the Demon, praised for its design and thematic elements, though it’s noted as somewhat subjective. Additionally, final stage relic weapons are discussed, requiring significant grinding but offering unique and favored designs. The number three spot is given to the Blades Fury from the Shadowbringers Relic, valued for its symmetrical crystal design and color combination. The segment concludes by discussing the Kolow Danda weapon, noting its divisive design likened to a lollipop.
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In this segment, the video focuses on achieving the Throne of Devastation through optimal DPS performance and minimizing the time required for the Poetics grind in the Heavensward rally quest, potentially reducing it to around three hours. The discussion highlights the final Relic stage, emphasizing the Lilith Rod Zeta as a standout Black Mage weapon due to its design and energy dynamics, despite the quest’s time-consuming nature. It also mentions other notable Black Mage weapons like the Biakos and Spirited Rod, Augmented Okanos, Face Crown Rod, Tsukuyomi’s Moonlit Rod, Abyss Rod, and Killer Rod, offering insights on their unique features and appeal. Lastly, the speaker encourages viewers to share their favorite Black Mage weapons in the comments.