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* BookDumb: The writing generally leans towards this. The typical division of labor is the other Scions will do the research and investigating while the Warrior does more physical tasks. Numerous dialogue options depict them as a BunnyEarsLawyer or a {{Cloudcuckoolander}} who isn't as well-read as their Sharlayan compatriots and they're frequently the target of exposition regarding complex subjects like aetherology. But the Warrior of Light is by no means ''stupid''. They're an InstantExpert at anything they put their mind to, be it a combat form or a trade, and can become an expert at any number of intellectually taxing disciplines that require a lot of reading, such as arcanima, thaumaturgy, and machinistry. So while the writing tends to default to the Warrior being uneducated, how much they are is up to the player. A good example of this is when Urianger is explaining the aetheric causes of the water cycle. A default answer is to attribute it to an Allagan conspiracy, but if the player has leveled the Scholar job, they can be the ones who explain it to the group.
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* BookDumb: The writing generally leans towards this. The typical division of labor is the other Scions will do the research and investigating while the Warrior does more physical tasks. Numerous dialogue options depict them as a BunnyEarsLawyer or a {{Cloudcuckoolander}} who isn't as well-read as their Sharlayan compatriots and they're frequently the target of exposition regarding complex subjects like aetherology. But the Warrior of Light is by no means ''stupid''. They're an InstantExpert at anything they put their mind to, be it a combat form or a trade, and can become an expert at any number of intellectually taxing disciplines that require a lot of reading, such as arcanima, thaumaturgy, and machinistry. So while the writing tends to default to the Warrior being uneducated, how much they are is up to the player. A good example of this is when Urianger is explaining the aetheric causes of the water cycle. A default answer is to attribute it to an Allagan conspiracy, but if the player has leveled the is a Scholar job, during the cutscene, they can be the ones who explain it to the group.
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''Antagonists'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAscians Ascians]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVEmetSelch Emet-Selch]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVGarleanEmpire Garlean Empire]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVZenosYaeGalvus Zenos yae Galvus]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVBozjanGarleans Bozjan Garleans]]) \\
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''Antagonists'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAscians Ascians]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVEmetSelch Emet-Selch]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVGarleanEmpire Garlean Empire]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVZenosYaeGalvus ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVGaiusVanBaelsar Gaius van Baelsar]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVZenosYaeGalvus Zenos yae Galvus]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVBozjanGarleans Bozjan Garleans]]) \\
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Being a Grand Company soldier is hardly a spoiler I feel.
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** [[https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Titles There's a very long list]] of titles that can be received and selected to display by the player. But of the ones officially recognized or mentioned in the game's Main Story Quests, they're eventually known as The Warrior of Light, Scion of the Seventh Dawn, Blessed by Hydaelyn, [[KillTheGod Eikon Slayer]], Bane of the Imperial Legions, Eorzea's Champion, Savior of Ishgard, Rider of Dragons, Knight (and later Honorary Son/Daughter) of House Fortemps, [[spoiler:Khagan of the Azim Steppes, Liberator of Ala Mhigo and Doma, Soldier of one of the Grand Companies, Warrior of Darkness, Azem, Fourteenth of the Convocation of Amaurot, Member of Gunnhildr's Blades, and [[EmbarrassingNickname Stealer of Pants]] if some of the more puzzling rumors involving their assistance of a particular Gentleman Inspector are to be believed.]]
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** [[https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Titles There's a very long list]] of titles that can be received and selected to display by the player. But of the ones officially recognized or mentioned in the game's Main Story Quests, they're eventually known as The Warrior of Light, Scion of the Seventh Dawn, Blessed by Hydaelyn, Soldier of one of the Grand Companies[[note]]Which ranges from being a mere Private Third Class to a full-on Captain.[[/note]], [[KillTheGod Eikon Slayer]], Bane of the Imperial Legions, Eorzea's Champion, Savior of Ishgard, Rider of Dragons, Knight (and later Honorary Son/Daughter) of House Fortemps, [[spoiler:Khagan of the Azim Steppes, Liberator of Ala Mhigo and Doma, Soldier of one of the Grand Companies, Warrior of Darkness, Azem, Fourteenth of the Convocation of Amaurot, Member of Gunnhildr's Blades, and [[EmbarrassingNickname Stealer of Pants]] if some of the more puzzling rumors involving their assistance of a particular Gentleman Inspector are to be believed.]]
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** [[https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_XIV_titles There's a very long list]] of titles that can be received and selected to display by the player. But of the ones officially recognized or mentioned in the game's Main Story Quests, they're eventually known as The Warrior of Light, Scion of the Seventh Dawn, Blessed by Hydaelyn, [[KillTheGod Eikon Slayer]], Bane of the Imperial Legions, Eorzea's Champion, Savior of Ishgard, Rider of Dragons, Knight (and later Honorary Son/Daughter) of House Fortemps, [[spoiler:Khagan of the Azim Steppes, Liberator of Ala Mhigo and Doma, Soldier of one of the Grand Companies, Warrior of Darkness, Azem, Fourteenth of the Convocation of Amaurot, Member of Gunnhildr's Blades, and [[EmbarrassingNickname Stealer of Pants]] if some of the more puzzling rumors involving their assistance of a particular Gentleman Inspector are to be believed.]]
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** [[https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_XIV_titles [[https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Titles There's a very long list]] of titles that can be received and selected to display by the player. But of the ones officially recognized or mentioned in the game's Main Story Quests, they're eventually known as The Warrior of Light, Scion of the Seventh Dawn, Blessed by Hydaelyn, [[KillTheGod Eikon Slayer]], Bane of the Imperial Legions, Eorzea's Champion, Savior of Ishgard, Rider of Dragons, Knight (and later Honorary Son/Daughter) of House Fortemps, [[spoiler:Khagan of the Azim Steppes, Liberator of Ala Mhigo and Doma, Soldier of one of the Grand Companies, Warrior of Darkness, Azem, Fourteenth of the Convocation of Amaurot, Member of Gunnhildr's Blades, and [[EmbarrassingNickname Stealer of Pants]] if some of the more puzzling rumors involving their assistance of a particular Gentleman Inspector are to be believed.]]
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* IKnowMaddenKombat: The Warrior shows off their chops as a volleyball player [[spoiler:while doling out an explosive to jog Hildibrand's memory. After the inspector tries to hit it back, Theyler and Vonard set it toward the Warrior, who proceeds to ''spike'' the bomb back at Hildibrand after jumping two to five times their height into the air.]] In the same quest chain, the Warrior finishes off [[spoiler:Dr. Lugae]] by kicking his head (set on fire by friction) like a star soccer player. The dent from the kick can still be seen in the victim's head afterward. The Warrior later slam dunks a coblyn into the mouth of a foe charging a BreathWeapon, causing the attack to backfire and sending the victim flying with the resulting explosion.
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* IKnowMaddenKombat: The Warrior shows off their chops as a volleyball player [[spoiler:while doling out an explosive to jog Hildibrand's memory. After the inspector tries to hit it back, Theyler and Vonard set it toward the Warrior, who proceeds to ''spike'' the bomb back at Hildibrand after jumping two to five times their height into the air.]] In the same quest chain, the Warrior finishes off [[spoiler:Dr. Lugae]] by kicking his head (set on fire by friction) like a star soccer player. The dent from the kick can still be seen in the victim's head afterward. The Warrior later slam dunks a coblyn into the mouth of a foe charging a BreathWeapon, causing the attack to backfire and sending the victim flying with the resulting explosion. Then finally, using [[spoiler:a giant frying pan]], the Warrior returns a speeding explosive to sender with a home-run swing.
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* {{Ubermensch}}: The events of the expansions, but '''especially''' ''Shadowbringers'' eventually turns the Warrior of Light in one of the rare positive examples of Nietzsche's "Will to Power" philosophy. Everything that the initial setting presents about it's conflicts and meanings [[note]] The good city states vs the evil beast tribes, the innocent Ishgardians vs the world-ending dragons, LightIsGood vs DarkIsEvil, the Ascians are pure evil, the nature of the resident goddess, and the very meaning of the title Warrior of Light[[/note]] is revealed to be a lie or far more complex than initially let on [[note]] the only things that separates the city states and the beast tribes is religious differences and thinly veiled racism, the Ishgardians started the war with an unjustifiable crime and there are plenty of good Dragons, neither Light nor Dark is inherently good or evil, they are a part of the world and equally needed, [[spoiler: with "light" being a purifying force which can turn worlds into lifeless husks in excess and "dark" being a creative force which can warp worlds into grotesque monster-filled hellscapes in excess), the Ascians are just trying to save their lost home and people by any means necessary, and the "Goddess" we've been serving is just another primal whose job is to act against other primals]], even the title of the [=WoL=] was made by an Ascian as a part of their charade [[/note]]. While it makes the situation far more complicated the fact that they become this is the key for them to become TheParagon, rather than accepting or trying to maintain a bad situation because of belief or hopelessness, they challenge the status quo and create their own reasons for fighting, creating a new future that allows for things that everyone else in the setting thought impossible. [[spoiler: The events of ''Endwalker'' brings this its zenith, the expansion makes it brutally clear that thanks to the Endsinger despair is the natural order of the universe, death is innevitable to the extent Meteion wishes to spare the universe of the pain of living and many races have already give in, does that stop the Warrior? Absolutely not, through sheer determination they manage to defy Meteion's will and manage to fulfill the übersmench ideal in the most Final Fantasy way possible: by using Dynamis they ensure that Hope becomes the rule of Ultima Thule and thus the world changes in accordance to their ideals.]]
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* {{Ubermensch}}: The events of the expansions, but '''especially''' ''Shadowbringers'' eventually turns the Warrior of Light in one of the rare positive examples of Nietzsche's "Will to Power" philosophy. Everything that the initial setting presents about it's conflicts and meanings [[note]] The good city states vs the evil beast tribes, the innocent Ishgardians vs the world-ending dragons, LightIsGood vs DarkIsEvil, the Ascians are pure evil, the nature of the resident goddess, and the very meaning of the title Warrior of Light[[/note]] is revealed to be a lie or far more complex than initially let on [[note]] the only things that separates the city states and the beast tribes is religious differences and thinly veiled racism, the Ishgardians started the war with an unjustifiable crime and there are plenty of good Dragons, neither Light nor Dark is inherently good or evil, they are a part of the world and equally needed, [[spoiler: with "light" being a purifying force which can turn worlds into lifeless husks in excess and "dark" being a creative force which can warp worlds into grotesque monster-filled hellscapes in excess), the Ascians are just trying to save their lost home and people by any means necessary, and the "Goddess" we've been serving is just another primal whose job is to act against other primals]], even the title of the [=WoL=] was made by an Ascian as a part of their charade [[/note]]. While it makes the situation far more complicated the fact that they become this is the key for them to become TheParagon, rather than accepting or trying to maintain a bad situation because of belief or hopelessness, they challenge the status quo and create their own reasons for fighting, creating a new future that allows for things that everyone else in the setting thought impossible.
** [[spoiler: The events of ''Endwalker'' brings this its zenith, the expansion makes it brutally clear that thanks to the Endsinger despair is the natural order of the universe, death is innevitable to the extent Meteion wishes to spare the universe of the pain of living and many races have already give in, does that stop the Warrior? Absolutely not, through sheer determination they manage to defy Meteion's will and manage to fulfill theübersmench übermensch ideal in the most Final Fantasy way possible: by using Dynamis they ensure that Hope becomes the rule of Ultima Thule and thus the world changes in accordance to their ideals.]]
** [[spoiler: The events of ''Endwalker'' brings this its zenith, the expansion makes it brutally clear that thanks to the Endsinger despair is the natural order of the universe, death is innevitable to the extent Meteion wishes to spare the universe of the pain of living and many races have already give in, does that stop the Warrior? Absolutely not, through sheer determination they manage to defy Meteion's will and manage to fulfill the
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* VitriolicBestBuds: With Giott in the Healer Role Quests. While they initially play the StraightMan baffled by Giott's dwarfy rowdiness, the Warrior gets an increasing number of insults and snipes pointed at Giott as the questline goes on. Giott is actually ''happy'' that the Warrior is finally throwing some "friendly insults" at them and the two get along swimmingly for the most part.
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** With Giott in the Healer Role Quests. While they initially play the StraightMan baffled by Giott's dwarfy rowdiness, the Warrior gets an increasing number of insults and snipes pointed at Giott as the questline goes on. Giott is actually ''happy'' that the Warrior is finally throwing some "friendly insults" at them and the two get along swimmingly for the mostpart.part.
** With Hildibrand, the Warrior often snarks with him, wonders in their diary why they torture themselves by following the Inspector, and is as casual as the rest of the cast about the pain Hildibrand puts himself through. They also follow him through hell and back, always help him with his plans including the ones that have become their greatest shame, and is willing to travel to ''different'' worlds to save the Inspector's soul.
** With Giott in the Healer Role Quests. While they initially play the StraightMan baffled by Giott's dwarfy rowdiness, the Warrior gets an increasing number of insults and snipes pointed at Giott as the questline goes on. Giott is actually ''happy'' that the Warrior is finally throwing some "friendly insults" at them and the two get along swimmingly for the most
** With Hildibrand, the Warrior often snarks with him, wonders in their diary why they torture themselves by following the Inspector, and is as casual as the rest of the cast about the pain Hildibrand puts himself through. They also follow him through hell and back, always help him with his plans including the ones that have become their greatest shame, and is willing to travel to ''different'' worlds to save the Inspector's soul.
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* {{Ubermensch}}: The events of the expansions, but '''especially''' ''Shadowbringers'' eventually turns the Warrior of Light in one of the rare positive examples of Nietzsche's "Will to Power" philosophy. Everything that the initial setting presents about it's conflicts and meanings [[note]] The good city states vs the evil beast tribes, the innocent Ishgardians vs the world-ending dragons, LightIsGood vs DarkIsEvil, the Ascians are pure evil, the nature of the resident goddess, and the very meaning of the title Warrior of Light[[/note]] is revealed to be a lie or far more complex than initially let on [[note]] the only things that separates the city states and the beast tribes is religious differences and thinly veiled racism, the Ishgardians started the war with an unjustifiable crime and the there are plenty of good Dragons, neither Light nor Dark is inherently good or evil, they are a part of the world and equally needed, [[spoiler: with "light" being a purifying force which can turn worlds into lifeless husks in excess and "dark" being a creative force which can warp worlds into grotesque monster-filled hellscapes in excess), the Ascians [[spoiler: are just trying to save their lost home and people by any means necessary, and the "Goddess" we've been serving is just another primal whose job is to act against other primals]], even the title of the [=WoL=] was made by an Ascian as a part of their charade [[/note]]. While it makes the situation far more complicated the fact that they become this is the key for them to become TheParagon, rather than accepting or trying to maintain a bad situation because of belief or hopelessness, they challenge the status quo and create their own reasons for fighting, creating a new future that allows for things that everyone else in the setting thought impossible.
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* {{Ubermensch}}: The events of the expansions, but '''especially''' ''Shadowbringers'' eventually turns the Warrior of Light in one of the rare positive examples of Nietzsche's "Will to Power" philosophy. Everything that the initial setting presents about it's conflicts and meanings [[note]] The good city states vs the evil beast tribes, the innocent Ishgardians vs the world-ending dragons, LightIsGood vs DarkIsEvil, the Ascians are pure evil, the nature of the resident goddess, and the very meaning of the title Warrior of Light[[/note]] is revealed to be a lie or far more complex than initially let on [[note]] the only things that separates the city states and the beast tribes is religious differences and thinly veiled racism, the Ishgardians started the war with an unjustifiable crime and the there are plenty of good Dragons, neither Light nor Dark is inherently good or evil, they are a part of the world and equally needed, [[spoiler: with "light" being a purifying force which can turn worlds into lifeless husks in excess and "dark" being a creative force which can warp worlds into grotesque monster-filled hellscapes in excess), the Ascians [[spoiler: are just trying to save their lost home and people by any means necessary, and the "Goddess" we've been serving is just another primal whose job is to act against other primals]], even the title of the [=WoL=] was made by an Ascian as a part of their charade [[/note]]. While it makes the situation far more complicated the fact that they become this is the key for them to become TheParagon, rather than accepting or trying to maintain a bad situation because of belief or hopelessness, they challenge the status quo and create their own reasons for fighting, creating a new future that allows for things that everyone else in the setting thought impossible. [[spoiler: The events of ''Endwalker'' brings this its zenith, the expansion makes it brutally clear that thanks to the Endsinger despair is the natural order of the universe, death is innevitable to the extent Meteion wishes to spare the universe of the pain of living and many races have already give in, does that stop the Warrior? Absolutely not, through sheer determination they manage to defy Meteion's will and manage to fulfill the übersmench ideal in the most Final Fantasy way possible: by using Dynamis they ensure that Hope becomes the rule of Ultima Thule and thus the world changes in accordance to their ideals.]]
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** Within their discipline, Fishers stand out for having their own system for gathering unlike Miner and Botanist who are basically carbon copies of each other, and the crafting classes mostly have all the same skills as well. The shift from class/job to role quests in ''Shadowbringers'' reflects this, with Fisher getting its own role quests no other job can do.
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** Within their discipline, Fishers stand out for having their own system for gathering unlike Miner and Botanist who are basically carbon copies of each other, and the crafting classes mostly have all the same skills as well. The shift from class/job to role quests in ''Shadowbringers'' reflects this, with Fisher getting its own role quests no other job can do. And unlike their fellow Gatherers, Fisher's off-hand, a spearfishing gig, is only used to activate the spearfishing minigame and has no stats and no upgraded or higher item level variations (somewhat frustratingly to many, this also means that Fisher will always be at a comparatively lower item level).
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** The Dark Knight questline in particular delves into [[spoiler:the inner trauma, anger, guilt, sorrow and frustration the Warrior accumulates from being betrayed, seeing friends die, killing others and being treated as everyone's personal gofer. It gets to the point where Fordola cannot understand how the Warrior can keep going after she recieves an Echo vision of them.]]
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** The Dark Knight questline in particular delves into [[spoiler:the inner trauma, anger, guilt, sorrow and frustration the Warrior accumulates from being betrayed, seeing friends die, killing others and being treated as everyone's personal gofer. It gets to the point where Fordola cannot understand how the Warrior can keep going after she recieves an Echo vision of them.]]
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** This is reflected in the CGI trailers. In the original 1.0 trailer, the [=WoL=] was a short-haired and clean shaven young man, and by the time of the Calamity, his hair has grown out and he's become slightly taller. In the ''Heavensward'' trailer he switches from Warrior to Dragoon to emphasize the new relationship he has with Ishgard. The ''Stormblood'' trailer shows him first as a Monk with a new, shorter haircut, before switching him to Samurai and growing his hair out to ridiculous levels. The ''Shadowbringers'' trailer shows his hair growing out even more, his complexion darkening considerably, and developing a much more obvious beard as he switches to Dark Knight and later Paladin in ''Endwalker''. In the ''Dawntrail'' trailer, the Warrior has a more cleaned up appearance, having trimmed his stubble and tied his hair into a ponytail, while also appearing to be much more relaxed and cheerful than in previous trailers. This crosses over with ExpositoryHairstyleChange.
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** This is reflected in the CGI trailers. In the original 1.0 trailer, the [=WoL=] Meteor Survivor was a short-haired and clean shaven young man, and by the time of the Calamity, his hair has grown out and he's become slightly taller. In the ''Heavensward'' trailer he switches from Warrior to Dragoon to emphasize the new relationship he has with Ishgard. The ''Stormblood'' trailer shows him first as a Monk with a new, shorter haircut, before switching him to Samurai and growing his hair out to ridiculous levels. The ''Shadowbringers'' trailer shows his hair growing out even more, his complexion darkening considerably, and developing a much more obvious beard as he switches to Dark Knight and later Paladin in ''Endwalker''. In the ''Dawntrail'' trailer, the Warrior Meteor Survivor has a more cleaned up appearance, having trimmed his stubble and tied his hair into a ponytail, while also appearing to be much more relaxed and cheerful than in previous trailers. This crosses over with ExpositoryHairstyleChange.
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** Subverted regarding the [[TheFriendNobodyLikes Namazu]]. Due to an awful first impression courtesy of [[ConMan Gyodo]], the Warrior's first response to seeing a distressed Namazu at the edge of the Azim Steppe is to essentially go ScrewThisImOuttaHere until the Namazu chastises them for leaving him to his own devices. They can even respond to the Namazus' request for aid with a [[PrecisionFStrike hells no]] for emphasis, only going along with it at [[ButThouMust Temulun's behest]] and BecauseDestinySaysSo. This is all PlayedForLaughs, of course.
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** Subverted regarding the [[TheFriendNobodyLikes Namazu]]. Due to an awful first impression courtesy of [[ConMan Gyodo]], the Warrior's first response to seeing a distressed Namazu at the edge of the Azim Steppe is to essentially go ScrewThisImOuttaHere until the Namazu chastises them for leaving him to his own devices. They can even respond to the Namazus' Namazu's request for aid with a [[PrecisionFStrike hells no]] for emphasis, only going along with it at [[ButThouMust Temulun's behest]] and BecauseDestinySaysSo. This is all PlayedForLaughs, of course.
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** In ''Shadowbringers'', the Night's Blessed revere the Warrior of Darkness as a messianiac figure who will guide their souls to a peaceful afterlife. After attending the funeral of a young girl who admired the legend most of all, Y'shtola remarks that the Warrior's presence will bring them hope. The Warrior can respond that they don't deserve such reverance with a dour look on their face, showing how torn up they are over the expectations placed on them.
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** In ''Shadowbringers'', the Night's Blessed revere the Warrior of Darkness as a messianiac figure who will guide their souls to a peaceful afterlife. After attending the funeral of a young girl who admired the legend most of all, Y'shtola remarks that the Warrior's presence will bring them hope. The Warrior can respond that they don't deserve such reverance reverence with a dour look on their face, showing how torn up they are over the expectations placed on them.them.
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** This is effectively what the "Echo" buff is; if the Warrior of Light gets beaten down, they get back up for another round, more determined than ever to triumph. For solo instances, this is an optional benefit if you select a lower difficulty after failing and beginning again; in group duties, it's automatically applied after a wipe, unless disabled for a pre-formed party.
** In ''Endwalker'', [[spoiler:the Warrior has their soul transferred to the body of a weak imperial soldier, while their own body gets appropriated by Zenos to attack the Ilsabard contingent. A straight-up fight with a tempered imperial is enough to wind the Warrior in this body, and while allying with some imperial citizens, they get surrounded by explosives that all go off at once. The Warrior proceeds to force themselves back to consciousness and ''crawl'' out of the city, catching up to Zenos at the last moment to drive off his avatar and protect their friends.]]
* HeroicWillpower:
** This is effectively what the "Echo" buff is; if the Warrior of Light gets beaten down, they get back up for another round, more determined than ever to triumph. For solo instances, this is an optional benefit if you select a lower difficulty after failing and beginning again; in group duties, it's automatically applied after a wipe, unless disabled for a pre-formed party.
** In ''Endwalker'', [[spoiler:the Warrior has their soul transferred to the body of a weak imperial soldier, while their own body gets appropriated by Zenos to attack the Ilsabard contingent. A straight-up fight with a tempered imperial is enough to wind the Warrior in this body, and while allying with some imperial citizens, they get surrounded by explosives that all go off at once. The Warrior proceeds to force themselves back to consciousness and ''crawl'' out of the city, catching up to Zenos at the last moment to drive off his avatar and protect their friends.]]
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** For Disciples of the Hand, their current project is represented by a glowing ball of energy, with multiple possible conditions (which affect the efficiency of touch commands) represented by the color of the glow. The project always starts in "normal" condition, represented by a white glow. For most recipes, there is a 25% chance of the condition briefly improving to "good", represented by a red glow and providing a minor boost, for one step before reverting to normal, and an even slimmer 10% chance of the condition improving to "excellent", represented by a color-cycling glow and providing a significant boost, for one step before deteriorating to "poor", represented by a black hole with a purple glow and giving a reduction in efficiency, for the next step (the only way poor condition will be generated) before climbing back to normal. Expert Recipes keep the "normal" and "good" conditions, which now apply to the quality of the project and respectively indicate no change in action effectiveness and a 150% boost in quality, and exchange the other two for six others: "good omen", represented by an orange glow and guaranteeing "good" condition for the next step; "centered", represented by a yellow glow and giving a 25% increase to action success rate; "sturdy", represented by a cyan glow and giving a 50% reduction in loss of durability (stackable with Waste Not and Waste Not II); "malleable", represented by a blue glow and giving a 150% boost to progress; "pliant", represented by a green glow and providing a 50% reduction in CP cost; and "primed", represented by a purple glow and signifying that the next status granted by an action will last an additional two steps.
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** For Disciples of the Hand, their current project is represented by a glowing ball of energy, light, with multiple possible conditions (which affect the efficiency of touch commands) represented by the color of the glow. The project always starts in "normal" condition, represented by a white glow. For most recipes, there is a 25% chance of the condition briefly improving to "good", represented by a red glow and providing a minor boost, for one step before reverting to normal, and an even slimmer 10% chance of the condition improving to "excellent", represented by a color-cycling glow and providing a significant boost, for one step before deteriorating to "poor", represented by a black hole with a purple glow and giving a reduction in efficiency, for the next step (the only way poor condition will be generated) before climbing back to normal. Expert Recipes keep the "normal" and "good" conditions, which now apply to the quality effectiveness of the project actions and respectively indicate no change in action effectiveness and a 150% boost in quality, and exchange the other two for six others: "good omen", represented by an orange glow and guaranteeing "good" condition for the next step; "centered", represented by a yellow glow and giving a 25% increase to action success rate; "sturdy", represented by a cyan glow and giving a 50% reduction in loss of durability (stackable with Waste Not and Waste Not II); "malleable", represented by a blue glow and giving a 150% boost to progress; "pliant", represented by a green glow and providing a 50% reduction in CP cost; and "primed", represented by a purple glow and signifying that the next status granted by an action will last an additional two steps.
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** For Disciples of the Hand, their current project is represented by a glowing ball of energy, with multiple possible conditions (which affect the efficiency of touch commands) represented by the color of the glow. The project always starts in "normal" condition, represented by a white glow. For most recipes, there is a 25% chance of the condition briefly improving to "good", represented by a red glow and providing a minor boost, for one step before reverting to normal, and an even slimmer 10% chance of the condition improving to "excellent", represented by a color-cycling glow and providing a significant boost, for one step before deteriorating to "poor", represented by a black hole with a purple glow and giving a reduction in efficiency, for the next step (the only way poor condition will be generated) before climbing back to normal. Expert Recipes keep the "normal" and "good" conditions, which now apply to the quality of the project, and exchange the other two for five others: "centered", represented by a yellow glow and giving a 25% increase to action success rate; "sturdy", represented by a light blue glow and giving a 50% reduction in loss of durability; "malleable", represented by a dark blue glow and giving a minor boost to progress; "pliant", represented by a green glow and providing a 50% reduction in CP cost; and "primed", represented by a purple glow and signifying that the next status granted by an action will last an additional two steps.
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** For Disciples of the Hand, their current project is represented by a glowing ball of energy, with multiple possible conditions (which affect the efficiency of touch commands) represented by the color of the glow. The project always starts in "normal" condition, represented by a white glow. For most recipes, there is a 25% chance of the condition briefly improving to "good", represented by a red glow and providing a minor boost, for one step before reverting to normal, and an even slimmer 10% chance of the condition improving to "excellent", represented by a color-cycling glow and providing a significant boost, for one step before deteriorating to "poor", represented by a black hole with a purple glow and giving a reduction in efficiency, for the next step (the only way poor condition will be generated) before climbing back to normal. Expert Recipes keep the "normal" and "good" conditions, which now apply to the quality of the project, project and respectively indicate no change in action effectiveness and a 150% boost in quality, and exchange the other two for five six others: "good omen", represented by an orange glow and guaranteeing "good" condition for the next step; "centered", represented by a yellow glow and giving a 25% increase to action success rate; "sturdy", represented by a light blue cyan glow and giving a 50% reduction in loss of durability; durability (stackable with Waste Not and Waste Not II); "malleable", represented by a dark blue glow and giving a minor 150% boost to progress; "pliant", represented by a green glow and providing a 50% reduction in CP cost; and "primed", represented by a purple glow and signifying that the next status granted by an action will last an additional two steps.
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** On a more concentrated level with the Inspector Hildibrand questlines, the Warrior is about as stoic as they usually would be during ''A Realm Reborn'', or at least shocked and as confused as everyone else with the antics afoot. As the quests proceed through the expansions, however, they shed their OnlySaneMan status to gradually be ready and anticipate some of the more preposterous events, [[spoiler:even directly taking up Nashu's role in waking up Hildibrand with explosives in the First, or ''playing volleyball'' with a bomb.]] It reaches the point in 6.55 that, bereft of any better options, [[spoiler:Julyan tosses the Warrior her skillet -- and they [[BatterUp immediately take a batter's stance to smack more bombs aside]], effectively being as into the wackiness as the Mandervilles themselves at this point.]]
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* DiscardAndDraw: Invoked in the CGI trailers, where the Meteor Survivor takes up a new job for each expansion. In gameplay, although it's no longer possible to take actions from one job and use them while in another job, you're never completely locked out of a job by taking up a new one, so it's more "Reshuffle and Draw".
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** In the ''Dawntrail'' opening cinematic, the Warrior can be seen clashing with the towering Gulool Ja Ja. Even as he's tossed about by the Dawnservant's strength, the Warrior is wearing a huge grin the entire fight.
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* JackOfAllTrades: The sheer number of roles the Warrior can take up over the course of their adventures is staggering. In addition to the ''twenty'' different forms of combat they can master as of ''Endwalker'', they can also be an expert miner, botanist, fisher, [[SupremeChef culinarian]], weaver, goldsmith, carpenter, leatherworker, armorer, blacksmith, and alchemist. At various points in the story or in sidequests they've also acted as an AcePilot, airship engineer, construction overseer, philanthropist, business advisor, postmoogle's assistant/professional letter carrier, schoolteacher, runway model, talent scout, business supervisor, race strategist, crime scene investigator, author, spokesperson, resistance fighter, saboteur, babysitter, impromptu wedding officiant, AmateurSleuth, artifact restorer, AdventurerArchaeologist, animal handler, research assistant, restaurant supplier, humanitarian aid worker, conservationist, sabotender hype man, {{Ambadassador}} between nations, people, and worlds, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking a fishmonger for a day]].
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* JackOfAllTrades: The sheer number of roles the Warrior can take up over the course of their adventures is staggering. In addition to the ''twenty'' different forms of combat they can master as of ''Endwalker'', they can also be an expert miner, botanist, fisher, [[SupremeChef culinarian]], weaver, goldsmith, carpenter, leatherworker, armorer, blacksmith, and alchemist. At various points in the story or in sidequests they've also acted as an AcePilot, airship engineer, construction overseer, philanthropist, business advisor, postmoogle's assistant/professional letter carrier, schoolteacher, runway model, talent scout, business supervisor, race strategist, crime scene investigator, author, spokesperson, resistance fighter, saboteur, babysitter, impromptu wedding officiant, AmateurSleuth, artifact restorer, AdventurerArchaeologist, animal handler, research assistant, restaurant supplier, humanitarian aid worker, conservationist, sabotender hype man, [[WackyRacing Hyper Hustler]], {{Ambadassador}} between nations, people, and worlds, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking a fishmonger for a day]].
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''Nations of Hydaelyn'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheEorzeanAlliance The Eorzean Alliance]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVIshgard Ishgard]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDragonHordes Dragon Hordes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVOthardAndHingashi Othard and Hingashi]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVSharlayanAndThavnair Sharlayan and Thavnair]]\\
''Other Realms'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheVoid The Void]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheFirst The First]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheWorldUnsundered The World Unsundered]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPandaemonium Pandæmonium]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVUltimaThule Ultima Thule]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTural Tural]]\\
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''Nations of Hydaelyn'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheEorzeanAlliance The Eorzean Alliance]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVIshgard Ishgard]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDragonHordes Dragon Hordes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVOthardAndHingashi Othard and Hingashi]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVSharlayanAndThavnair Sharlayan and Thavnair]]\\
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''Other Realms'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheVoid The Void]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheFirst The First]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheWorldUnsundered The World Unsundered]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPandaemonium Pandæmonium]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVUltimaThule UltimaThule]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTural Tural]]\\Thule]]\\
''Other Realms'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheVoid The Void]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheFirst The First]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheWorldUnsundered The World Unsundered]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPandaemonium Pandæmonium]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVUltimaThule Ultima
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''Nations of Hydaelyn'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheEorzeanAlliance The Eorzean Alliance]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVIshgard Ishgard]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDragonHordes Dragon Hordes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVOthardAndHingashi Othard and Hingashi]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVSharlayanAndThavnair Sharlayan and Thavnair]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTural Tural]]\\
''Other Realms'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheVoid The Void]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheFirst The First]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheWorldUnsundered The World Unsundered]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPandaemonium Pandæmonium]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVUltimaThule Ultima Thule]]\\
''Other Realms'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheVoid The Void]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheFirst The First]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheWorldUnsundered The World Unsundered]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPandaemonium Pandæmonium]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVUltimaThule Ultima Thule]]\\
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''Nations of Hydaelyn'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheEorzeanAlliance The Eorzean Alliance]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVIshgard Ishgard]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDragonHordes Dragon Hordes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVOthardAndHingashi Othard and Hingashi]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVSharlayanAndThavnair Sharlayan and Thavnair]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTural Tural]]\\
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''Other Realms'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheVoid The Void]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheFirst The First]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheWorldUnsundered The World Unsundered]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPandaemonium Pandæmonium]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVUltimaThule UltimaThule]]\\Thule]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTural Tural]]\\
''Other Realms'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheVoid The Void]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheFirst The First]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheWorldUnsundered The World Unsundered]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPandaemonium Pandæmonium]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVUltimaThule Ultima
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''Nations of Hydaelyn'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheEorzeanAlliance The Eorzean Alliance]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVIshgard Ishgard]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDragonHordes Dragon Hordes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVOthardAndHingashi Othard and Hingashi]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVSharlayanAndThavnair Sharlayan and Thavnair]]\\
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''Nations of Hydaelyn'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheEorzeanAlliance The Eorzean Alliance]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVIshgard Ishgard]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDragonHordes Dragon Hordes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVOthardAndHingashi Othard and Hingashi]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVSharlayanAndThavnair Sharlayan and Thavnair]]\\Thavnair]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTural Tural]]\\
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* StoryBreakerPower: Well before Shadowbringers the Warrior of Light is established as the WorldsBestWarrior, late in said expansion they obtain [[spoiler:the crystal of their past unsundered self, Azem,]] and with it the ability to summon up to seven allies, with each of them potentially just as powerful as the [=WoL=]. With 8 people that qualify as the WorldsStrongestMan essentially jumping whomsoever the [=WoL=] desires the story has to limit the use of this spell in-game, otherwise there would be ''no story'' past certain bosses.
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* StoryBreakerPower: Well before Shadowbringers ''Shadowbringers'' the Warrior of Light is established as the WorldsBestWarrior, late in said expansion they obtain [[spoiler:the crystal of their past unsundered self, Azem,]] and with it the ability to summon up to seven allies, with each of them potentially just as powerful as the [=WoL=]. With 8 people that qualify as the WorldsStrongestMan essentially jumping whomsoever the [=WoL=] desires the story has to limit the use of this spell in-game, otherwise there would be ''no story'' past certain bosses.
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'''The Warrior of Light''' ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTankClasses Tank Classes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVRangedClasses Ranged DPS Classes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVMeleeClasses Melee DPS Classes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVCasterClasses Caster Classes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVHealerClasses Healer Classes]])\\Classes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVLimitedJobs Limited Jobs]])\\
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* StoryBreakerPower: Well before '"Shadowbringers'' the Warrior of Light is established as the WorldsBestWarrior, late in said expansion they obtain [[spoiler:the crystal of their past unsundered self, Azem,]] and with it the ability to summon up to seven allies, with each of them potentially just as powerful as the [=WoL=]. With 8 people that qualify as the WorldsStrongestMan essentially jumping whomsoever the [=WoL=] desires the story has to limit the use of this spell in-game, otherwise there would be ''no story'' past certain bosses.
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* StoryBreakerPower: Well before '"Shadowbringers'' Shadowbringers the Warrior of Light is established as the WorldsBestWarrior, late in said expansion they obtain [[spoiler:the crystal of their past unsundered self, Azem,]] and with it the ability to summon up to seven allies, with each of them potentially just as powerful as the [=WoL=]. With 8 people that qualify as the WorldsStrongestMan essentially jumping whomsoever the [=WoL=] desires the story has to limit the use of this spell in-game, otherwise there would be ''no story'' past certain bosses.
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* StoryBreakerPower: Well before '"Shadowbringers'', the Warrior of Light is established as the WorldsBestWarrior, late in said expansion they obtain [[spoiler:the crystal of their past unsundered self, Azem,]] and with it the ability to summon up to seven allies, with each of them potentially just as powerful as the [=WoL=]. With 8 people that qualify as the WorldsStrongestMan essentially jumping whomsoever the [=WoL=] desires the story has to limit the use of this spell in-game, otherwise there would be ''no story'' past certain bosses.
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* StoryBreakerPower: Well before '"Shadowbringers'', '"Shadowbringers'' the Warrior of Light is established as the WorldsBestWarrior, late in said expansion they obtain [[spoiler:the crystal of their past unsundered self, Azem,]] and with it the ability to summon up to seven allies, with each of them potentially just as powerful as the [=WoL=]. With 8 people that qualify as the WorldsStrongestMan essentially jumping whomsoever the [=WoL=] desires the story has to limit the use of this spell in-game, otherwise there would be ''no story'' past certain bosses.
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%%* StoryBreakerPower: Late in ''Shadowbringers'' they obtain [[spoiler:the crystal of their past unsundered self, Azem,]] and with it the ability to summon up to seven allies, with each of them potentially just as powerful as the [=WoL=].
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* MegatonPunch: At the conclusion of the main story of ''Endwalker'', the Warrior uses one of these [[spoiler:to finish their final battle against Zenos, [[CombatBreakdown since at this point]] both of them have lost their primary weapons and are forced to resort to GoodOlFisticuffs]].
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* MegatonPunch: At the conclusion of the main story of ''Endwalker'', the Warrior uses one of these [[spoiler:to finish their final battle against Zenos, [[CombatBreakdown since at this point]] both of them have lost their primary weapons and are forced to resort to GoodOlFisticuffs]].GoodOldFisticuffs]].
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''Antagonists'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAscians Ascians]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVEmetSelch Emet-Selch]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVGarleanEmpire Garlean Empire]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVZenosYaeGalvus Zenos yae Galvus]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVBozjanGarleans Bozjan Garleans]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPrimals Primals]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVRaidAntagonists Raid Antagonists]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVOmega Omega]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAntagonists Other Antagonists]]\\
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''Antagonists'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAscians Ascians]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVEmetSelch Emet-Selch]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVGarleanEmpire Garlean Empire]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVZenosYaeGalvus Zenos yae Galvus]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVBozjanGarleans Bozjan Garleans]]) | \\
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* ForWantOfANail:
** According to Urianger in ''Shadowbringers'', [[spoiler:their going to the First was literally the ''only'' thing that stopped the Empire from ending the war then and there with the Black Rose.]]
** The Dragonsong's Reprise features an alternate timeline scenario where the Warrior of Light [[spoiler:saves Haurchefant, but ends up making things worse; without Haurchefant's death to motivate them, the Warrior of Light stalls their chase of Archbishop Thordan and initially spares him when he begs for mercy, which bites Coerthas in the ass big time; the primal King Thordan uses the dual eyes of Nidhogg to enslave the ''entire Dravanian horde'', Nidhogg enslaves Hraesvelgr for a DualBoss battle on the Final Steps of Faith, and then Thordan consumes ''both'' wyrms' eyes to become Dragon-King Thordan. Of course, this is a WhatIf scenario presented by the [[QuirkyBard Wandering Minstrel]] who is prone to [[UnreliableNarrator exaggerating and fictionalizing the Warrior's tales to make a more compelling narrative]], but it casts a dark light on the Warrior of Light's character, suggesting that Hauchefant's death was a NecessaryEvil for the Warrior to lead the world to salvation.]]
** According to Urianger in ''Shadowbringers'', [[spoiler:their going to the First was literally the ''only'' thing that stopped the Empire from ending the war then and there with the Black Rose.]]
** The Dragonsong's Reprise features an alternate timeline scenario where the Warrior of Light [[spoiler:saves Haurchefant, but ends up making things worse; without Haurchefant's death to motivate them, the Warrior of Light stalls their chase of Archbishop Thordan and initially spares him when he begs for mercy, which bites Coerthas in the ass big time; the primal King Thordan uses the dual eyes of Nidhogg to enslave the ''entire Dravanian horde'', Nidhogg enslaves Hraesvelgr for a DualBoss battle on the Final Steps of Faith, and then Thordan consumes ''both'' wyrms' eyes to become Dragon-King Thordan. Of course, this is a WhatIf scenario presented by the [[QuirkyBard Wandering Minstrel]] who is prone to [[UnreliableNarrator exaggerating and fictionalizing the Warrior's tales to make a more compelling narrative]], but it casts a dark light on the Warrior of Light's character, suggesting that Hauchefant's death was a NecessaryEvil for the Warrior to lead the world to salvation.]]
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*** Taken even further in the final area of ''Endwalker'', Ultima Thule. [[spoiler:Ultima Thule is a realm on the very edge of the universe fully controlled by dynamis Energy. Meteion controls Ultima Thule and despair is essentially a rule of nature there. One by one, each of the Scions have to sacrifice themselves in order to allow their quest to continue. At the end of their journey, the Warrior of Light encounters Meteion herself, now essentially serving as the AnthromorphicPersonification of despair... and still manages to inspire hope in her, reminding her of the bond she shared with Hermes back in Elpis. Doing so also permanently alters the dynamis of Ultima Thule, breaking the grip of despair and allowing them to safely resurrect the Scions without undoing the good wrought by their sacrifices.]]
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*** Taken even further in the final area of ''Endwalker'', Ultima Thule. [[spoiler:Ultima Thule is a realm on the very edge of the universe fully controlled by dynamis Energy. Meteion controls Ultima Thule and despair is essentially a rule of nature there. One by one, each of the Scions have to sacrifice themselves in order to allow their quest to continue. At the end of their journey, the Warrior of Light encounters Meteion herself, now essentially serving as the AnthromorphicPersonification AnthropomorphicPersonification of despair... and still manages to inspire hope in her, reminding her of the bond she shared with Hermes back in Elpis. Doing so also permanently alters the dynamis of Ultima Thule, breaking the grip of despair and allowing them to safely resurrect the Scions without undoing the good wrought by their sacrifices.]]
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* OnlySaneMan: Their SilentSnarker and HeroicMime tendencies usually cause the Warrior to come off as much more grounded and level-headed than their companions. This trait of their personality is increasingly downplayed after ''A Realm Reborn'', when the player is given more frequent, emotive dialogue options. They also tend to split this role with Briardien during the Hildibrand Adventures questline.
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