The Final Fantasy 14 Stormblood finale is now available

With the release of patch 4.56, players can now experience the Final Fantasy 14 Stormblood finale. The conclusion of Stormblood primes Final Fantasy 14 for the next expansion; Shadowbringers

In addition to bringing the Final Fantasy 14 Stormblood finale to the game, patch 4.56 also adds the following;

  • Yojimbo Trial Battle – Kugane Ohashi: The 8-player special fight against Yojimbo, that debuted during the FINAL FANTASY XIV Fan Festival 2018-2019 Tour, is now accessible to level 70 Disciples of War and Magic.
  • Even Further Hildibrand Adventures: The Inspector Extraordinaire makes a return.
  • Stormblood Beast Tribe Quests: A new quest series brings together the beast tribes from Stormblood.
  • New Equipment, Minions, Emote, and more

You can read the full patch notes on the Lodestone.

Final Fantasy 14 Stormblood Finale

Square Enix has additional updates planned for Final Fantasy 14 ahead of the release of Shadowbringers which includes the addition of Noctis and the Regalia from Final Fantasy XV. The next update, 4.57, will allow players to travel to any of the worlds within their data centre.

This world visit system will be introduced alongside an expansion of the North American and European data centres. These data centres need to be increased and improved due to the ever expanding player base of Final Fantasy 14.

Patch 4.57 is scheduled to be released on April 23. The European data centre expansion will commence on April 2. Between April 2 and 16, players on European servers will be able to transfer their character to any world on any data centre for free. More information can be found here

Shadowbringers launches on July 2, 2019.

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