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Once one of the great city states of Eorzea, Ala Mhigo was a powerful kingdom of proud warriors located in the region of Gyr Abania. Twenty years ago a terrible civil war gripped Ala Mhigo when the [[TheCaligula Mad King Theodoric]] began a reign of terror, executing the rest of the royal family and waging open war with the {{Warrior Monk}}s who served him. While anarchy reigned the Black Wolf of Garlemald, Gaius van Baelsar and his XIVth legion conquered the city state where it has remained under Imperial control.

As the story has advanced beyond the point of hiding plot twists, '''there are unmarked spoilers below''', you have been warned.

* HeroOfAnotherStory: It's not stated anywhere in the game, but the supplementary material ''Tales from the Storm'' shows that [[spoiler: she was recruited into Raubahn's special primal extermination group where she aids Arvenald and Elite Flame's Summoners in defeating Ifrit.]]

* HateSink: Compared to Ilberd who's backstory shaped him into the bastard he is, Teledji has absolutely no redeeming qualities and his motivations and goals are completely selfish.

* DefectorfromDecadence: [[spoiler: He was born to House Durendaire but was dissatisfied with this fate and assumed the alias of a House Durendaire bannerman, running away after his fourteenth nameday]]

* StartOfDarkness: [[spoiler: Due to the fact that she and her parents chose Garlean citizenship, Fordola's father was killed trying to protect her from being stoned by a mob when a rock struck his head. A Garlean officer was nearby, yet ''refused'' to help even Fordola's mother begged him. Needless to say, this day left a lasting impression on Fordola.]]

[[folder:The Monetarists]]
The more powerful and influential of the two factions within the Syndicate, the Monetarists officially favor self-governance over the rule of the Sultana. In practice they control most of Ul'dah's power and wealth, and are willing to go to great lengths to ensure that the flow of coin within the city-state ultimately ends up in the coffers of themselves and their businesses.

* CapitalismIsBad: They definitely reflect the very worst consequences of free-market capitalism, once it metastasizes into virtual plutocracy. This leads to a somewhat-unintentionally-humorous scene in which Raubahn rails against, basically, the evils of capitalism to an empty room.
** Played with, however, in that some of the Monetarists are well-meaning, legitimately idealize self-sufficiency, and believe that unfettered charity will bankrupt the city and encourage the refugees to become dependent on Ul'dahn generosity.
* {{Corrupt Corporate Executive}}s, [[CorruptPolitician Politicians]], and [[CorruptBureaucrat Bureaucrats]]: Because they act as all of the above, the Monetarists manage to have aspects of all three. If they agree to any bill of law, or legistlation, it's probably because it mostly benefits themselves.
* TheSyndicate: Part of the ruling body's name, and literally. The Brass Blades, Ul'dah's primary guards and soldiers, are largely owned and paid for by them. The Monetarists use their influence on the Syndicate to steer Ul'dah in a way that grants power only to the ultra-wealthy.

[[folder:Lord Lolorito Nanarito]]
!!!Voiced by: Hisashi Izumi (JP), Creator/CamClarke (EN, Los Angeles cast), Simon Greenall (EN, London cast), Bertrand Liebert (FR), Roland Wolf (DE)
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'''Race''': Dunesfolk Lalafell\\
'''Discipline''': N/A]
->''"The law is the law."''

Owner of the East Aldenard Trading Company, as well as Sunsilk Tapestries and Eshtaime's Aesthetics, (the shops which sell the goods of the Weaver's and Goldsmithing Guilds, respectively), Lord Lolorito is ''the'' richest man in Ul'dah, an utterly ruthless capitalist (beyond even the usual standards of the Dunesfolk), the essential head of the Monetarists, and wields a tremendous amount of influence, both in plain view, and in the shadows of Ul'dah's underhanded dealings.

[[folder:Raubahn Aldynn]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/HirokiYasumoto (JP), Jason Charles Miller (EN, Los Angeles cast), Nick Boulton (EN, London cast), Frédéric Souterelle (FR), Gordon Piedesack (DE)
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'''Race''': Highlander Hyur\\
'''Epithet''': The Bull of Ala Mhigo, Flame General\\
'''Discipline''': Gladiator]
->''"The line between victory and defeat is drawn by the swift and trod by the dead."''

The leader of the Immortal Flames, he seized power in Ul'dah through the winnings he earned in the Bloodsands. He has turned his back on the other members of TheSyndicate for refusing to aid the Sultanate.

* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: Loses his left arm thanks to Ilberd.]]
* {{Adorkable}}: [[spoiler:After being relieved of his positions, he approaches Lyse and the others and suddenly starts stammering and stuttering at when asking if there was a place for a newly-freed up mercenary. The others find it adorable.]]
* {{Angrish}}: [[spoiler: After Ilberd gloats in his face that he was the one who poisoned Nanamo, Raubahn barks a barely intelligible "YOU DIE!" as he attacks him.]]
* AnimalMotif: Bulls. Raubahn's helm is modelled after a bull's head, and other parts of his armor include bull horns. As a gladiator, he earned the nickname the Bull of Ala Mhigo. It wouldn't be hard to call him "bull-headed" at times either.
* BadassCape: [[spoiler:Dons one to cover his left shoulder, and conceal his missing arm in ''Heavensward'' after recovering from his imprisonment at the hands of the Crystal Braves]].
* BeardOfSorrow: [[spoiler: Grows one during his time in jail, which is due to him losing Nanamo to Ilberd's poison and falling from grace as a leader after he killed Teledji, who had provoked him by mocking the Sultana's death. While Raubahn grew a thicker beard due to not having the luxury of shaving in prison, the symbolism is there]].
* BerserkButton: Those who would seek to harm the Sultana, or innocents. [[spoiler: Get hammered on repeatedly in 2.55. In grief at hearing that the Sultana is dead, Teledji decides to taunt Raubahn about the matter, and speak ill of the Sultana. Let's just say [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe that did not end well for Teledji.]]]]
* BigGood: Of the Immortal Flames Grand Company.
* BigScaryBlackMan: Averted for the most part. In truth, he's quite jovial and friendly; the Sultana, who is a Lalafell, regularly perches atop his raised arm for pictures, or giving speeches to the people, and there's almost a father-and-daughter aspect to their friendship. Still, he is a huge, muscular dark skinned Highlander from Ala Mhigo who gained fame in the coliseum after being captured by the Brass Blades, and forced to fight 15 years ago while he was fleeing from the Garlean occupation of his homeland. [[spoiler: In the climax of 2.55, he plays the trope completely straight when he goes on a murderous rampage after he finds out who killed the Sultana.]]
* BloodKnight: Won 1000 matches in a row in the Coliseum, and now as the Immortal Flames' General, he's known as one of the most aggressive Grand Company leaders. After the falling Dalamud exploded and revealed itself to be the prison of Bahamut, Kan-E-Senna and Merlwyb had to convince him that the battle was lost and to retreat so they could rebuild. He's also got a patch of Northern Thanalan named after him in front of Castrum Meridianum named "Raubahn's Push".
* CategoryTraitor: [[spoiler: Ilberd sees him as this, believing him to have "abandoned" Ala Mhigo in favor of serving the Sultana.]]
* CoolHelmet: In the ''End of an Era'' Trailer (and Main menu opening if you let the game idle on it long enough), Raubahn is shown wearing a bull's head shaped helmet, keeping to his armor's theme.
* CoolSword: His WeaponOfChoice is a OneHandedZweihander.
* CoveredWithScars: One look at his face is enough to realize Raubahn had his fair share of fights in the past. Since he is a former gladiator, it is not surprising.
* DualWielding: Carries a matched pair of those OneHandedZweihander swords. Though, he's rarely been seeing dual wielding them, and only in cutscenes. And since 2.55 it's... ahem, unlikely that he will again.
* DuelBoss: [[spoiler: 3.2 has you fighting him one on one in the climax of the Grand Melee event.]]
* EtTuBrute: [[spoiler: He did not take the revelation of Ilberd being allied with the Monetarist all along well. Then [[JustBetweenYouAndMe he told him that]] ''he'' [[EvilGloating was the one who poisoned the Sultana]].]]
* FourStarBadass: Referred to as the Flame General.
* GeniusBruiser: Raubahn's renowned as a master tactician on top of being one of the best warriors in the setting.
* GoodScarsEvilScars: His scars are primarily of the Good kind, featured on his forehead, and cheeks.
* HandicappedBadass: [[spoiler:Even without his arm, the Flame General proves himself almost as dangerous as ever in the Grand Melee]].
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: With the Lalafell Sultana, Nanamo Ul Namo.
* IChooseToStay: Played with. [[spoiler:As much as Raubahn wanted to stay in Ala Mhigo once it was liberated, his UndyingLoyalty to Nanamo dictated that he had to return to Ul'dah, though he was obviously torn on the matter. Nanamo ultimately made the decision for him by relieving him of his command and his seat on the Syndicate, effectively cutting his ties to Ul'dah and allowing him to stay behind.]]
* LargeHam: At the end of the 2.4 storyline, he is so fed up with all the scheming around him (and by [[spoiler:the treason of his right-hand]]) that he yells at the possible spies in the room that he will take care of their masters one day, and lets out a powerful roar.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: Fittingly enough, since he was a Gladiator.
* MagicKnight: He is able to wield very potent fire magic alongside his swordsmanship.
* ManInAKilt: Ok, more "Man in a Romanesque long tunic" but the effect is similar, what with the pleating at the bottom. And for those wondering what he's wearing underneath, it's tan boxer briefs.
* MythologyGag: Raubahn, general of the Immortal Flames, shares his name with Raubahn from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI'', captain of the Immortal Lions.
* NamedWeapons: [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI Tizona]], an EvilWeapon he had taken from a rival in the [[GladiatorGames Bloodsands]].
* ParentalSubstitute: He is the adoptive father of Pipin, whose father sold him away to pay off his own debts.
* ProudWarriorRaceGuy: Originally hails from Ala Mhigo from before its fall to the Garlean Empire, which held [[NamesToRunAwayFrom Rhalgr, The Destroyer]] as their guardian deity.
* RagsToRiches: Was a captive forced to fight in the coliseum. He then won a thousand matches undefeated, and used said money to buy the coliseum and become a member of the Syndicate.
* RageBreakingPoint: When it comes to Nanamo, he is completely devoted to her, so it is no surprise that his rage builds up when the Syndicate pushes her around or makes it difficult for her to rule. Raubahn keeps his composure for the sake of keeping things together as a leader. [[spoiler: He goes beyond the point of no return when Nanamo is apparently killed and Teledji taunts him, causing the mournful man to unleash his rage upon him and ''slice him in half''. When Ilberd reveals that he was the one to have Nanamo poisoned, Raubahn's rage renews as he attacks him]].
* RatedMForManly: Speaks in a deep voice, muscle-bound, his armor only covers his left arm, and greaves for his shins, and until Godbert Manderville showed up, was Eorzea's answer to Chuck Norris (and still is to some degree).
* RedBaron: Back in his Bloodsands days, he was known as the Bull of Ala Mhigo.
* RingOfFire: He makes to separate you and himself from everyone in the Grand Melee so you can have an uninterrupted duel.
* SelfMadeMan: He became wealthy enough to join the Syndicate by winning countless gladiator matches.
* ShoutOut: To [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI Final Fantasy XI]], a character named Raubahn was the leader of another military group with a similar name. In the case of FFXI, it was a group of Blue Mages known as the Immortal Lions.
* ShownTheirWork: The duel in the Grand Melee doesn't have him just recycle the generic paladin animations on any of his attacks, he actually uses an entirely new animation set that shows he's had to find a new center of balance due to his loss of a limb.
* SwordAndFist: His Bull of Ala Mhigo attack in his bossfight is to dash up to you and boot you across the arena.
* UndyingLoyalty: To Nanamo. To the point that [[spoiler:when Ala Mhigo was liberated, Raubahn was fully prepared to return to Ul'dah and continue serving her, even though she could tell he wanted to stay in Ala Mhigo. It took her relieving him of his command and his seat on the Syndicate to convince him he could stay behind.]]
* VillainousLegacy: [[spoiler:Played with. While Raubahn is not at all a villain, after Ilberd's suicidal attack on Baelsar's Wall and subsequent summoning of Shinryu opens the way for the Eorzean Alliance to press on and attempt to free Ala Mhigo from the Empire, Raubahn vows to do it for the both of them.]]
* WeUsedToBeFriends: [[spoiler:With Ilberd, who betrays him to the Monetarists and later has him killed for "abandoning" Ala Mhigo. After he is rescued, he vows not to rest until Ilberd is dead.]]
* WorfHadTheFlu: When you beat him in the Grand Melee, his son amusingly points out that his father lost because he is down an arm.

[[folder:Nanamo Ul Namo]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/MariyaIse (JP), Creator/MelaLee (EN, Los Angeles cast), Joanna Ruiz (EN, London cast), Adeline Chetail (FR), Antje von der Ahe (DE)
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'''Race''': Dunesfolk Lalafell\\
'''Discipline''': N/A]
->''"The true wealth of Ul'dah lies in the health, happiness, and hopes of her citizens."''

The reigning Sultana of Ul'dah. She is the seventeenth ruler in the line of Ul, the royal family of the city-state. Although nominally the head of state, her authority is undermined by the Syndicate, a ruling council of Ul'dah's wealthiest citizens.

* AChildShallLeadThem: She became the Sultana at the age of ''five''. She's twenty now, so it doesn't apply anymore, but this trope is the reason for her PuppetKing status that she's trying to shake off.
* AbdicateTheThrone: [[spoiler:2.4's Ending cut-scenes shows that she plans on not only abdicating the throne but abolishing the monarchy of Ul'dah altogether. However, this doesn't quite go as planned due to the Monetarists plans, and she settles back into her role as Sultana, though she still makes the plight of the poor and miserable her number 1 concern]].
* CharacterDevelopment: She initially goes to Raubahn for support before she takes any actions. This gets her branded as weak by the Syndicate due to her relying on Raubahn for everything. Nanamo eventually tries to do things on her own without telling Raubahn, which causes [[spoiler: the bloody banquet that gets the Scions framed as murders and causes Raubahn to lose an arm. Lolorito calls her out for this and she reluctantly agrees with him.]] By ''Stormblood'', she learns that she can't put only her people on her priority list and has to consider the needs of others while also learning how to barter and strike deals that benefits multiple parties. [[spoiler: Her maturity greatly impresses Lolorito and he is more than happy to agree to Nanamo's deals.]]
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:She's poisoned in the climax the 2.0 story line leading into Heavensward. Once this happens everything goes straight to hell for ''EVERYONE.'' Her apparent death remains unknown by most people: all cutscenes and activities in the main scenario quest line imply that Nanamo is dead, [[{{Foreshadowing}} but talking to the NPC Jenlyns, the leader of the Sultansworn and your trainer during the Paladin quests, reveals that Nanamo is "convalescing from illness"]], and Papashan in Central Thanalan also has hopes that she is still alive. There's the risk of a potential civil war if Nanamo is found out to be dead (by murder, no less!) by the people, so they are likely trying to keep it secret for now. None of the Sultansworn have been allowed to see her, only knowing of Raubahn's outburst. The Monetarists, Brass Blades, Crystal Braves, and Immortal Flames are each keeping the details under wraps from the public: the Flames to avoid a civil war, and the others because the Warrior of Light, and Scions are recognized as heroes by virtually everyone, and to make further attempts at accusing them would turn public opinion against Monetarists. But in 3.0 it is revealed that Lolorito heard of Teledji Adeleji's plot and had one of his servants, whom had been placed as Nanamo's handmaiden, swap the lethal poison for one that merely put Nanamo into a death-like sleep]].
* TheHighQueen: She tries her best to be one of these but she is subject to both TheChainsOfCommanding and her status as a PuppetKing.
** [[spoiler:In 4.1 she shows her determination to stand on her own and make informed decisions, consulting with the appropriate people and learning to think things through. This is enough to impress even Lolorito and shows she is becoming a wiser ruler]]
* KingIncognito: When under a disguise to protect herself as Lady Lilira.
* NiceGirl: She is VERY kind and considerate to everyone around her, to the point it can frustrate her if she is helpless to do something about it.
** In the [[spoiler:Stormblood Goldsmith quests, she takes the proactive task of trying to help Ala Mhigans rebuild their lives and offers up her mother's crown and funds to assist the foundation of an Artisan's School, asking for the [=WoL=] to help.]] Nobody can doubt her kind heart.
* NoHeroToHisValet: She stresses out Papashan quite a bit getting herself into danger in the beginning of the Ul'dah storyline.
* PimpedOutDress: She wears a very elaborate royal gown.
* PuppetKing: She has some of her own political clout mostly due to Raubahn's support, but her decisions have to meet the approval of the Syndicate. Somewhat averted [[spoiler:later in Heavensward when she notes that after Lolorito secretly saved her life he donated a large sum of money to her to make amends for the problems he caused in 2.5, effectively giving Nanamo a full seat on the Syndicate.]]
* StupidGood: In the ''Realm Reborn'' arc, Nanamo's idealism often gets those around her hurt, including Raubahn, and her plan to abdicate the throne had the potential to push Ul'dah into a dangerous crisis.
** Her naïvety lessens as the story progresses, especially once the ''Stormblood'' arc rolls around.
* TemptingFate: In 4.4, just prior to the meeting between the Eorzean city-states, Doma, and the Scions, she comments that the last time she had a big get-together like this [[spoiler:she nearly died and Raubahn lost an arm]]. So it should come to no surprise when [[spoiler:three of the Scions end up comatose by the end of the story arc.]]
* VocalEvolution: Nanamo's voice has undergone possibly the biggest change among the voiced characters. It was a lot higher pitched, almost child-like in 2.0's story, contrasting to the lower voice used in 2.3-onwards. At first it was just Mela Lee lowering her tone a little, but with ''Heavensward'' and beyond it was Joanna Ruiz bringing a new take on the character.

[[folder:Pipin Tarupin]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/NobuyukiHiyama (JP), Creator/AdamHowden (EN, London cast), Benjamin Bollen (FR), Benjamin Stöwe (DE)
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'''Race''': Dunesfolk Lalafell\\
'''Epithet''': Pipin of the Steel Heart\\
'''Discipline''': Gladiator, Dark Knight]
->''"I dare not abandon Ul'dah to the Monetarists and their cronies."''

Vice-Marshal of the Immortal Flames, and adopted son of Raubahn. In patch 2.55, he comes back from the Ala Mhigan front to make his first appearance.

* {{BFS}}: [[spoiler:Tizona is already a large sword to match his towering father. Being a Lalafell, a sword that is one handed to his father is a massive zweihander to him, and he has to adapt his entire fighting style to wield it. It serves as a notable aversion in a game where the equipment used by players is generally OneSizeFitsAll.]]
* CoolHelmet: Wears a bull-horned helmet to match [[spoiler: his dad's]].
* EarlyBirdCameo: Pipin's existence was first revealed in a short story called 'The Sultana's Seven,' one of several written for the first anniversary of 2.0's launch; he is shown to be staunchly loyal to Nanamo, and he, along with Papashan and the present-day Thaumaturge guildmasters, help her to quell a riot that breaks out during the Calamity. But 2.55 is the first time our characters officially meet him.
* FourStarBadass: He is the Vice Marshal of the Flames, making him one of the highest ranked members in the Grand Company.
** [[spoiler:As of 4.1, he is now the Flame General proper]]
* HappilyAdopted: According to ''[[http://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/special/tales_from_the_storm/ Tales from the Storm]]'', his own father sold him into slavery to pay off his gambling debts. Pipin had to attend the needs of the gladiators in the Bloodsands while also being trained to be a fighter himself. It was there he meets Raubahn, who used his winnings to buy Pipin's freedom and also bought the contract in regards to Pipin's ownership to make them father and son.
* LongHairedPrettyBoy: At least for a lalafell.
* NamedWeapons: [[spoiler:Inherits his father's [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI Tizona]].]]
* NumberTwo: He is one to his father, [[spoiler: after his father formally returns to Ala Mhigo, it is he who becomes the new Flame General and the Sultana's right hand man]].
* OneHandedZweihander: A rare inversion. [[spoiler:Pipin wields Tizona two-handed, where his father dual-wielded it with another sword. Given the massive size difference between the two, it makes sense.]]
* PintSizedPowerhouse:
** He's a lalafell Gladiator. Considering the events in which he made his appearance, it's possible he fought seven or more foes at once to rescue [[spoiler:Alphinaud]].
** He proves it in the [[BattleRoyale Grand Melee]] in 3.2 where he is the most powerful enemy fielded by the alliance until his father gets involved.
** Gets to prove it one more time in the [[spoiler: raid on Ala Mhigo]] where he can be seen fighting alongside his father.
* RankUp: [[spoiler:Becomes Flame General when his father is relieved of command.]]
* TakeUpMySword: Non-Lethal example. [[spoiler:His father bequeaths one of his swords to him before the battle to reclaim Ala Mhigo, unable to DualWield anymore for... [[AnArmAndALeg obvious reasons]].]]

[[folder:Papashan Nonoshan]]
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'''Race''':Dunesfolk Lalafell\\
'''Discipline''': Paladin]
->''"During the course of my official tenure as a Sultansworn, I traveled the length and breadth of Eorzea. Those experiences molded me into the man I am today."''

Former captain of the Paladin order and a fiercely loyal member of the royalist faction.

* BadassMustache: He is a mustachioed lalafell man.
* CoolOldGuy: He's fairly old even if [[OlderThanHeLooks he doesn't look it]].
** Nanamo later states that she is very grateful for him and feels he looked out for her like a Grandfather.
* OldRetainer: Papashan has served the Sultanate for a very long time.
* ThePaladin: Former captain of the Sultansworn and still upholds their ideals.
* PraetorianGuard: He is a former member of the Paladin order, former being a loose term.
* RetiredBadass: He's semi retired as a knight but he still serves the Sultana faithfully.

[[folder:Eline Roaille]]
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'''Race''': Wildwood Elezen\\
'''Discipline''': Lancer]

A former mercenary from Ishgard and Raubahn's lieutenant in the Immortal Flames, she gains prominence in the 2.4 storyline [[spoiler: where it's revealed she is a traitor to Ul'dah, to both Dravania and the Garleans. After her treachery is discovered it is revealed she is firmly on the side of the Garleans]].
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* BeautyMark: On the left side of her mouth.
* BladeOnAStick: As a Lancer.
* ChekhovsGun: Her network of traitors returns [[spoiler: in 3.4, now working for the Ascians]].
* FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler: Her reason for going against her people was due to her lowborn status in Ishgard and how she was treated as something to be used and consumed instead of being treated like an actual person. She states she resorted to stealing, killing, and whoring herself out just to survive.]]
* NumberTwo: To Raubahn.
* RedBaron: [[spoiler: The Ivy]].
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[[folder:Fufulupa the Unbending]]
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'''Race''':Dunesfolk Lalafell\\
'''Discipline''': Gladiator]
A member of the Brass Blades.

* BlushSticker: Has two painted red cheeks.
* TheCameo: He shows up in the level 52 Samurai job quest after Momozigo alerts him to corrupt brass blades buying a girl into sex slavery from a corrupt merchant (and the player knocking said corrupt blades out).
* EtTuBrute: He doesn't take the revelation that not just Captain Baldewyn, but nearly all of the Brass Blades are corrupt well at all.
* TokenGoodTeammate: As a ByTheBookCop in a group full of CorruptCops, he fits this.

!!Limsa Lominsa
[[folder:Limsa Lominsa in General]]
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A [[NotSoSafeHarbor pirate port]] turned city state nestled in the shores of La Noscea, it is led by an admiral who sailors and pirates alike swear fealty to. The city is primarily home to Seawolf pirates and sailors but the warm weather has drawn many Seeker of the Sun Miqo'te while the surrounding plain are tended to by plainsfolk lalafell.

* BadassCreed: The Maelstrom's motto; "'Til Sea Swallows All!"
* CallToAgriculture: Merlwyb has encouraged most of the former pirates to do this, which they have done with varying success.
* CityGuards: The Yellowjackets, led by Commodore Reyner. The Rogues' Guild functions as a darker version of this, protecting the city from the shadows.
* TheDrunkenSailor: The city is full of these.
* FantasyGunControl: One of the few nations to avert this. Limsa is the only state in the Eorzean Alliance where blackpowder technology is advanced enough to be worthwhile despite the existence of magic, and its warships’ massive cannon batteries are major factors in its navy’s dominance of Eorzea’s seas. Even the recent technological advances in Ishgard that gave birth to its machinists and anti-dragon harpoons were based in part on Lominsan know-how.
* GeniusBruiser: Limsa is primarily a Sea Wolf Roegadyn city - in other words , most of the population are seven-foot-tall pirates built like silverback gorillas. It’s also the most technologically advanced of Eorzea’s great city-states, and its arcanists practice the most intellectually taxing of the major disciplines of magic.
* NotSoSafeHarbor: Limsa Lominsa used to be a pirate port where all manner if lawless crooks and brigands, only recently has piracy been completely outlawed in favor of privateering exclusively on the Garleans.
* OldShame: InUniverse example. The nation leaders are not exactly proud of their origins, feeling that their Pirate days and how they kicked out many local Beast Tribes to take the land are not something to be proud of, and have since tried to improve their status without causing more harm.
* PortTown: They've become this in recent years.
* PirateGirl: The Sanguine Sirens are a violent, [[DoesNotLikeMen man-hating]] pirate crew made entirely of women. Currently they are privateers to the Maelstrom and own a small eatery called the [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything Missing Member]].
* {{Privateer}}: Although piracy has been outlawed, several pirates are still in business as sanctioned privateers attacking the Garlean Empire's ships.

[[folder:Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/AtsukoTanaka (JP), Jean Gilpin (EN, Los Angeles cast), Tracy Ann Oberson (EN, London cast), Marie Gamory (FR), Ellen Schulz (DE)
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'''Race''': Seawolf Roegadyn\\
'''Epithet''': Admiral\\
'''Discipline''': Musketeer]
->''"Victory is a far-flung shore. Mark the skies, abide the tides, trust your crew--and she will be yours."''

The stalwart Admiral of Limsa Lominsa, and leader of the Maelstrom.

* AchievementsInIgnorance: She inadvertently demonstrates that [[spoiler: immortal beings like Ascians can be killed]] by shooting a Sahagin priest to [[TalkToTheFist shut him up]]. Though it goes unacknowledged at the time due to bigger things going on, the Scions research and discuss its importance later.
* ActionGirl: Whenever she gets into a fight she tends to be the dominating force on the battlefield.
* BigGood: Of the Maelstrom Grand Company.
* BoobsOfSteel: She's 7 feet tall, strong, muscular, and hoo boy is she ever endowed.
* CleavageWindow: Merlwyb's uniform is unclasped in the front, exposing the nape of her neck and a decent portion of bust.
* CombatPragmatist: When the Sahagin high oracle starts to summon Leviathan, she doesn't even hesitate to pop him in the head. [[NoSell It doesn't work]], but she just keeps shooting him every time he gets up until he eventually ''does'' die.
* FourStarBadass: You don't rise to the rank of Admiral in Limsa Lominsa by being a wuss.
* GunsAkimbo: Her WeaponOfChoice is a pair of double-barreled flintlock pistols.
* GroinAttack: Shoots a poor, poor enemy between the legs.
* HeroicAlbino: Roegadyns tend to have weird skin colors, but hers is a ghostly white unique to her.
* HotBloodedSideburns: A rare female example. She's still very much got the fiery pirate captain in her, and, well, just look at those.
* IronLady: As befitting a former Pirate Queen.
* MeaningfulName: Merlwyb means "sea woman" in the Roegadyn tongue, a name that's very fitting for an admiral and former pirate queen.
* NamedWeapons: [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI Annihilator and Death Penalty]] a pair of muskets once used by the {{pirate}} king [[CaptainColorBeard Mistbeard]].
* OutOfFocus: Along with Kan-E, Merlwyb has not received nearly as much focus the other major leaders, Raubahn, Nanamo, and Aymeric.
* [[PirateGirl Ex-Pirate Woman]]: Or at least, she'd like everyone to think she's 'ex'.
* PowerHair: Keeps her hair cut to even length with her jaw line, and combed back.
* ProudWarriorRaceGuy: She's a Sea Wolf Roegadyn.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler: Like with Kan-E-Senna, Merlwyb leaves after the banquet in Ul'dah goes to hell, though she does express frustration over what happened and how there was little she could do to stop it, and in the Japanese dialogue, she's ready to pop Ilberd in the head and her aide has to remind her that would turn it into an international incident. She also tells the people of Limsa Lominsa that the Warrior of Light had nothing to do with the Sultana's assassination and is to be allowed to walk in their city freely.]]
* SelfMadeWoman: Pirates (even former ones) have no use for inherited titles and respect only strength. She's the one at the top.

[[folder:Eynzahr Slafyrsyn]]
!!!Voiced by: Shigeo Kiyama (JP), Grant George (EN), Serge Biavan (FR), Helmut Krauss (DE)
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'''Race''': Seawolf Roegadyn\\
'''Epithet''': Mistbeard, King of the Five Seas\\
'''Discipline''': Marauder, Musketeer]
->''"Some among us believe that piracy is a time-honored tradition. But so long as we cling to this tradition, we will never know lasting prosperity."''

Right-hand man to the Admiral and Grand Marshal of the Maelstrom.

* AnAxeToGrind: Fittingly for a former pirate, he is an accomplished Marauder.
* BadassLongcoat: In battle, he wears the Storm Elite's Scale Mail an armored pirate coat.
* ButHeSoundsHandsome: He dips into this when talking about Mistbeard.
* CaptainColorBeard: Well, weatherbeard in his case.
* CombatPragmatist: When he fights you in the hard version of Hullbreaker Isle, he attacks with his axe and focuses on making big cleaving spin attacks. Once he switches to his Mistbeard persona, he starts using attacks that are quite cheap and dirty; he ditches the axe for a gun, uses a special poison that lowers the party's maximum HP and attack power, and will use Leg Shot to cripple a party member's movement speed so that they can get caught in his heavily damaging Grenado Shot. He basically does whatever he can to hamper your ability to fight.
* CoolBoat: It's him at the helm of the Whorleater when you fight Leviathan.
* CoolMask: As Mistbeard he wore the pirate's signature mask.
* ExplodingBarrels: He will rig the arena with Firesand Kegs which he can shoot to make explode in his boss fight.
* FourStarBadass: He is the second highest ranked member of the Maelstrom.
* GogglesDoNothing: He wears a pair of goggles for no real reason. He's shown wearing glasses in civilian attire, so the goggles are likely corrective.
* IAmNotLeftHanded: Shortly into his fight in Hullbreaker Isle (Hard) he puts on his mask and hangs up his ax to fight with his pistol instead.
* LegacyCharacter: The identity of Mistbeard is passed down through the generations, he himself was the most recent bearer.
* NumberTwo: Second in command and answers only to the Admiral.
* PlayingWithFire: When using his ax his boss fight has him wielding powerful fire magic alongside it.
* SubordinateExcuse: It is rumored that he and the Admiral are involved both as himself and his former identity, the Dread Pirate Mistbeard.

[[folder:Captain Carvallain de Gorgagne]]

'''Race''': Wildwood Elezen\\
'''Discipline''': Marauder]
Captain of the Kraken's Arms, one of Limsa Lominsa's largest and most successful pirate fleets.

* AnAxeToGrind: Wields a particularly big one in battle.
* BaitAndSwitch: When performing a short quest for him, Carvallain often asks for help with his ''completely legitimate business'' to deliver his "spices" to people in Limsa. At first, it seems like he's working in some shady dealings as a pirate and trying to dupe you into his work. In reality, it ''is'' all perfectly legitimate work. He's having you take deliveries to his customers and his piracy is sanctioned privateering against Garlemald.
* DefectorfromDecadence: [[spoiler: He was born to House Durendaire but was dissatisfied with this fate and assumed the alias of a House Durendaire bannerman, running away after his fourteenth nameday]]
* InsistentTerminology: Captain Carvallain refers to everything he trades in as "spice", regardless of what it actually is (like Garlean firesand).
* NiceHat: He wears a stylish feathered chapeau.
* TheRival: To the captain of the Sirens.

!!Gridania
[[folder:Gridania in General]]
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A [[HiddenElfVillage city hidden]] among the boughs of the [[TheLostWoods Black Shroud]], the wise [[{{Transhuman}} Padjali]] Seedseers lead the its people under the council of the [[GeniusLoci Elementals]]- the spirits of the wood. Founded under coalition of Elezen and Hyur, the citystate is also home to many Keeper of the Moon hunting parties.

* BlueAndOrangeMorality: The Elementals are completely alien in both agenda and morality to the spoken races. They could easily dismantle Gridania with but a thought, and only refrain from doing so because the Seed Seers agree to enforce their will (no poaching on pain of death, take only what you ''absolutely'' need from the Twelveswood's resources, only use Conjury on those the Elementals themselves deem worth saving, etc).
* FantasticRacism: By far the most bigoted and intolerant of the nations, openly oppressing Duskwright Elezen and Keeper of the Moon Miqo'te due to how their respective lifestyles clash with the will of the Elementals.
* ForestRanger: The Wood Wailers, which also function as CityGuards.
* GeniusLoci: Gridania is governed by the Elementals, [[TheFairFolk inscrutable fey]] entities which operate on BlueAndOrangeMorality.
* InHarmonyWithNature: Because if they're not, they risk GaiasVengeance.
* NatureIsNotNice: Which is why they're constantly trying to appease the elementals.

[[folder:Mother Miounne]]
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'''Race''': Wildwood Elezen\\
'''Discipline''': N/A]
->''"Great or small, every contribution counts."''

The head of the adventurer's guild in Gridania, the Carline Canopy. She is one of the first characters that Gridanian players meet.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: Fufucha of the Botanist's Guild notes that while she is a reasonable woman, she can be quite frightening when angered.
* EasingIntoTheAdventure: She is a proponent of this.
* SoProudOfYou: Befitting her status as TeamMom, she'll often tell you this whenever you accomplish something noteworthy.
* SupremeChef: Mother Miounne is well known in Gridania for her signature eel pies.
* TakeThatAudience: Mother Miounne apparently knows about most players' sense of humor with character creation regarding names.
-->'''Mother Miounne''': Oh, and I would appreciate it if you used your ''real'' name--there is a special place in the seventh hell for those who use "amusing" aliases.
* TeamMom: It's in her name, and she encourages adventurers to see her as this. She often encourages the player in everything they do.

[[folder:Kan-E-Senna]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/RieTanaka (JP), Cindy Robinson (EN, Los Angeles cast), Hannah Arterton (EN, London cast), Kelly Marot (FR), Annette Gunkel (DE)
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'''Race''': Padjal\\
'''Epithet''': Elder Seedseer\\
'''Discipline''': White Mage]
->''"No road is closed to those true of heart."''

The wise and powerful Elder Seedseer who leads Gridania and its Order of the Twin Adder, maintaining peace between the mortal denizens and the elementals that live in the forest.

* ActionGirl: Finally shows it when she can be seen fighting on the front lines with everyone else in the battle of Ala Mhigo.
* BigGood: Of the Order of the Twin Adder Grand Company.
* DishingOutDirt: She is shown to use Stone spells in battle.
* {{Druid}}: As mentioned before, Seedseers can hear the Elementals, and interpret their will, as well as provide healing to nature, and those who respect it. She is very attuned to the aether, and as such, can sense dark presences (often the Ascians) easily.
* ForceField: She uses the same Aetherial Pulse barrier as Y'shtola to protect the alliance in the Ghymlit Dark.
* GreenThumb: Is a Seedseer and White Mage, which here, pull double duty of being a fantasy {{Druid}}. As such, she can hear the Elementals' will.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: As evidenced by her picture. The most soft spoken, composed, and kindest of the three Grand Company leaders, she's held in high regard by the people of Gridania as the very embodiment of what they strive for living in the Black Shroud.
* HighPriest: Of Gridana's environmental theocracy.
* HornedHumanoid: As a Padjal, she has horns and is gifted with eternal youth.
* InHarmonyWithNature: As the Seedseer and a Padjal, she is very much in tune with the elementals.
* NamedWeapon: [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI Claustrum]], a staff created from a tree that survived the [[ApocalypseHow 6th Umbral Era]].
* NatureHero: Is one with the Elementals of the forest and defends both her people and the forest.
* OlderThanTheyLook: Comes with being a Padjal, as she stopped aging at some point in her late teens or early twenties. This actually makes her unique among her peers, as she appears visibly older then her fellow Padjals who mostly look like children or preteens, even though some of them, like E-Sumi-Yan, are older than her. The first ''Encyclopedia Eorzea'' novel mentions, almost offhandedly, that she's at least two-hundred fifty years old.
* OutOfFocus: Along with Merlwyb, Kan-E has not received nearly as much focus the other major leaders, Raubahn, Nanamo, and Aymeric.
* PrettyInMink: Her robe has a white fur collar.
* {{Seer}}: Right there in the title. She was admitted into the Conjurer's Guild for predicting forest fires and locust infestations.
* {{Transhuman}}: Kan-E-Senna is a Padjal, an eternally young HornedHumanoid that is born from regular Hyur parents.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler: After the Warrior of Light and the Scions are accused of killing Nanamo and seeing Raubahn go on a murderous rampage to avenge her, Kan-E-Senna quickly leaves the room to ensure her own safety. She does, however, tell her people that the Warrior of Light is to be declared innocent and to not listen to the false rumors.]]
* ShipTease: With the Keeper of the Entwined Serpents, captain of her personal guard. He is a former imperial soldier that Kan-E-Senna personally nursed back to health after the Battle of Carteneau, which earned her his undying loyalty and seemingly more, as the man is very obviously enamored with her but CannotSpitItOut.
* SilkHidingSteel: She is a powerful WhiteMage, shown using powerful Stone spells in the fight to reclaim Ala Mhigo.
* StaffOfAuthority: Her WeaponOfChoice is a MagicStaff.
* WhiteMage: Along with her siblings, she is one of the original White Mages, as prior to the Seventh Umbral Era only Padjal were permitted to take on the job.

[[folder:Keeper of the Entwined Serpents]]

'''Race''': Garlean\\
'''Discipline''': Lancer]
The stalwart guardian of the Elder Seedseer, during the Battle of Cartenau he served with the [=VIth=] Imperial Legion but was grievously wounded in the calamity only to be personally healed by Kan-E-Senna.
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* AceCustom: He wears identical armor to the Wood Wailers only in white.
* DefectorFromDecadence: He was originally a soldier from Garlemald, but defected after Kan-E-Senna saved his life and has since then served as her personal bodyguard.
* FlorenceNightingaleEffect: He is implied to be in love with Kan-E-Senna who saved his life after being wounded in the calamity, despite being an enemy soldier.
* NoNameGiven: He is only ever referred to by his title and not by any name.
* RedemptionPromotion: He was only an ordinary foot soldier when he served in Garlemald's army but as a member of Gridania, he is the personal bodyguard to the Elder Seedseer.
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[[folder:Swethryk Brookstone]]
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'''Discipline''': Lancer]
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* AFatherToHisMen: He took a blow for a soldier under his command and wound up losing his eye from it, after which retiring from the frontlines in order to teach others the way of the lance.
* EyepatchOfPower: He wears one over his missing eye and is the military commander of the Order of the Twin Adders, second only to Kan-E-Senna herself.
* FourStarBadass: He is the highest ranked military leader in Gridania. .
* EyeScream: He suffered the loss of his eye and gave up his leadership in the Wood Wailers because of it.
* HandsomeLech: He used to have a reputation of being a man-whore in his youth.
* HypercompetentSidekick: Unlike her contemporaries, Kan-E-Senna has no experience with military operations and so she leaves the actual military command of the Adders to Brookstone
* MinorMajorCharacter: Compared to his counterparts Pipin, Eynzahr, M'naggo and Lucia he doesn't actually appear very often or participate in many major stories with his only contribution to the main plot as a QuestGiver for the sidequests that introduced Black Rose.
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[[folder:Buscarron]]
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'''Race''': Midlander Hyur\\

* IChooseToStay: Played with. [[spoiler:As much as Raubahn wanted to stay in Ala Mhigo once it was liberated, his UndyingLoyalty to Nanamo dictated that he had to return to Ul'dah, though he was obviously torn on the matter. Nanamo ultimately made the decision for him by relieving him on his command and his seat on the Syndicate, effectively cutting his ties to Ul'dah and allowing him to stay behind.]]

[[center: [-[[Characters/FinalFantasyXIV Main Character Index]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheWarriorOfLight The Warrior of Light]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVScionsOfTheSeventhDawn Scions of the Seventh Dawn]] | '''The Eorzean Alliance''' | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVIshgardAndDravania Ishgard and Dravania ]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVOthardAndHingashi Othard and Hingashi]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheFirst The First]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAllies Allies]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAntagonists Antagonists]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAscians Ascians]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVGarleanEmpire Garlean Empire]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfWar Disciples of War]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfMagic Disciples of Magic]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfTheHand Disciples of Hand]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfTheLand Disciples of Land]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPrimalsAndBeastmen Primals and Beastmen]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVSeasonalEvents Seasonal Event NPCs]]]]-]

[[center: [-[[Characters/FinalFantasyXIV Main Character Index]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheWarriorOfLight The Warrior of Light]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVScionsOfTheSeventhDawn Scions of the Seventh Dawn]] | '''The Eorzean Alliance''' | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVIshgardAndDravania Ishgard and Dravania ]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVOthardAndHingashi Othard and Hingashi]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheFirst The First]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAllies Allies]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAntagonists Antagonists]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAscians Ascians]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVGarleanEmpire Garlean Empire]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfWar Disciples of War]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfMagic Disciples of Magic]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfHand Disciples of Hand]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfLand Disciples of Land]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPrimalsAndBeastmen Primals and Beastmen]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVSeasonalEvents Seasonal Event NPCs]]]]-]

* MsFanservice: As of ''Stormblood'', she starts wearing a new outfit which consists of shorts, [[BareYourMidriff a sports bra with an open vest]], and her old greaves. She later gets another new outfit based on her outfit from the ''Stormblood'' cinematic, which has an open back, very low cut pants, and a CleavageWindow. All throughout, she remains fond of [[MaleGaze using the stretch emote]].

* TheAtoner: For his part in 2.5, Lolorito ''has'' been making amends to those involved. [[spoiler:In the short story "For Coin and Country", which Nanamo references, he donated all of Teledji's profits and a good sum of his own to the royal house. And in ''Stormblood'', it's his company that accommodates the Scions and assists them in their efforts in Kugane (Specifically, he's given orders to Hancock that the Scions are to given whatever resources they need)]]. Given how awful the events of 2.5 were though, everyone continues to have ''zero'' trust in him.

* YellowEyesOfSneakiness: We finally get to see his face in 4.1 to see his yellow eyes, befitting an cutthroat businessman well aquainted with shady dealings.

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* OlderThanTheyLook: Comes with being a Padjal, as she stopped aging at some point in her late teens or early twenties. This actually makes her unique among her peers, as she appears visibly older then her fellow Padjals who mostly look like children or preteens, even though some of them, like E-Sumi-Yan, are older than her.