| Name
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Job
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Trust?
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Portrait
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| Character-specific details
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| Eager/Scion/Storm Marauder
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 Marauder
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No
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- The Eager, Scion, and Storm Marauder are all the same Roegadyn at varying levels of advancement.
- Will use Onslaught to immediately get in range at the start of combat.
- The Marauder's first outfit as the Eager Marauder appears in Sastasha, the Tam-Tara Deepcroft, and Copperbell Mines.
- His second outfit as the Scion Marauder appears in the Bowl of Embers, the Thousand Maws of Toto-Rak, and Haukke Manor.
- His third outfit as the Scion Marauder appears in Brayflox's Longstop, the Navel, the Stone Vigil, and the Howling Eye.
- His fourth outfit as the Storm Marauder appears in Castrum Meridianum, the Praetorium, and the Porta Decumana.
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| Eager/Scion/Serpent Lancer
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Lancer
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No
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- The Eager, Scion, and Serpent Lancer are all the same Elezen at varying levels of advancement.
- She will only appear if the player is a tank or healer.
- The Lancer's first outfit as the Eager Lancer appears in Sastasha, the Tam-Tara Deepcroft, and Copperbell Mines.
- Her second outfit as the Scion Lancer appears in the Bowl of Embers, the Thousand Maws of Toto-Rak, and Haukke Manor.
- Her third outfit as the Scion Lancer appears in Brayflox's Longstop, the Navel, the Stone Vigil, and the Howling Eye.
- Her fourth outfit as the Serpent Lancer appears in Castrum Meridianum, the Praetorium, and the Porta Decumana.
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| Eager/Scion/Flame Thaumaturge
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Thaumaturge
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No
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- The Eager, Scion, and Flame Thaumaturge are all the same Lalafell at varying levels of advancement.
- Will always be the party's main DPS member, even if the player is also a Thaumaturge/Black Mage.
- After Copperbell Mines she will become more confident and aggressive, using Limit Breaks immediately when possible.
- During The Porta Decumana, she will use Meteor in the last phase of the fight against Ultima Weapon if the player is not a DPS.
- The Thaumaturge's first outfit as the Eager Thaumaturge appears in Sastasha, the Tam-Tara Deepcroft, and Copperbell Mines.
- Her second outfit as the Scion Thaumaturge appears in the Bowl of Embers, the Thousand Maws of Toto-Rak, and Haukke Manor.
- Her third outfit as the Scion Thaumaturge appears in Brayflox's Longstop, the Navel, the Stone Vigil, and the Howling Eye.
- Her fourth outfit as the Flame Thaumaturge appears in Castrum Meridianum, the Praetorium, and the Porta Decumana.
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| Eager/Scion/Serpent Conjurer
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Conjurer
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No
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- The Eager, Scion, and Serpent Conjurer are all the same Hyur at varying levels of advancement.
- After Copperbell Mines, he curiously has slightly more HP than the Thaumaturge.
- The Conjurer's first outfit as the Eager Conjurer appears in Sastasha, the Tam-Tara Deepcroft, and Copperbell Mines.
- His second outfit as the Scion Conjurer appears in the Bowl of Embers, the Thousand Maws of Toto-Rak, and Haukke Manor.
- His third outfit as the Scion Conjurer appears in Brayflox's Longstop, the Navel, the Stone Vigil, and the Howling Eye.
- His fourth outfit as the Serpent Conjurer appears in Castrum Meridianum, the Praetorium, and the Porta Decumana.
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| Alphinaud
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Academician
Sage
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Yes
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- Alphinaud's job is fixed based on the expansion the dungeon is from; he will always be an Academician in Shadowbringers content and a Sage in Endwalker content.
- As an Academician, Alphinaud summons Moonstone Carbuncle as his pet. While it lacks periodic healing, it will cast weak attack magic and can provide Damage Up buffs to party members.
- As a Sage, he does not use Kardia, however his healing spells have a higher potency to compensate.
- Alphinaud will prioritize Alisaie's safety if they are grouped up. If she is not in the party, Alphinaud will instead prioritize the player.
- Very strong at healing critical HP.
- During the Funambulist's Fantasia mechanic in Dohn Mheg, Alphinaud will slowly walk through before nervously ("I'm not afraid... I'm not afraid...") running the rest of the way at the halfway point and takes a sigh of relief when finishing, preventing him from reaching the boss's barrier in time.
- During the Frostbite and Seek mechanic in Ktisis Hyperboreia, Alphinaud will note the tracks left by Lyssa and figure out where to go ("Footprints?), making it just in time to the dodge. During the second usage he will again note Lyssa's disappearance and follow the tracks to safety more quickly ("Vanished again... But again, it's left footprints.")
- Alphinaud's first outfit is his main Shadowbringers appearance, which he wears in all Shadowbringers duties bar Matoya's Relict and Paglth'an. This outfit is the default outfit for his Trust avatar.
- His second outfit is his Heavensward, Stormblood, and late Shadowbringers appearance. He wears this outfit in Matoya's Relict and Paglth'an, and it is unlocked for his Trust avatar by leveling him up to 80.
- His third outfit is his Endwalker appearance. He wears this outfit in all Endwalker duties, and it is unlocked for his Trust avatar by leveling him up to 90.
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| Alisaie
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Red Mage
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Yes
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- Alisaie will immediately use Limit Breaks when possible.
- Will heal and raise in emergencies, making her well balanced and reliable, but does not truly excel in any specific playstyle.
- During the Funambulist's Fantasia mechanic in Dohn Mheg, Alisaie will sprint the entire way ("Oh, come now. We know this is an illusion.").
- During the Frostbite and Seek mechanic in Ktisis Hyperboreia, Alisaie will become frustrated and attempt to reveal the boss's hiding place with several uses of Contre Sixte before running to the safe spot.
- Alisaie's first outfit is her main Shadowbringers appearance, which she wears in all Shadowbringers duties bar Matoya's Relict and Paglth'an. This outfit is the default outfit for her Trust avatar.
- Her second outfit is her Heavensward, Stormblood, and late Shadowbringers appearance. She wears this outfit in Matoya's Relict and Paglth'an, and it is unlocked for her Trust avatar by leveling her up to 80.
- Her third outfit is her Endwalker appearance. She wears this outfit in all Endwalker duties, and it is unlocked for her Trust avatar by leveling her up to 90.
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| Lyna
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Guard Captain
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No
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- Lyna does not use Closed Position to select a Dance Partner. As a soldier, her efforts are more focused on offense, prioritizing the use of Technical Finish to increase the party's damage.
- Will use Shield Samba and Curing Waltz if she or the party are at low HP.
- Lyna has only one outfit for her single appearance in Holminster Switch.
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| Crystal Exarch/G'raha Tia
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All-Rounder
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Yes*
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- Can be a Paladin, White Mage, or Black Mage depending on the desired role.
- Uses abilities available to the job he is using despite not being at the required level for them.
- As the Crystal Exarch, he is only playable in Scenario mode. After completing the quest Reflections in Crystal, G'raha Tia joins as an Avatar and starts at level 80.
- As a Paladin he is all-around good, effective against any type of encounter and AoE's often through his rotation. Will use Clemency and Hallowed Ground in emergencies but otherwise relies on his high defense.
- Extremely aggressive as a White Mage and AoEs frequently, making him very effective against a large number of enemies but can struggle healing critical HP.
- As a Black Mage he functions similar to Y'shtola, although G'raha sacrifices AoE damage for high single target damage and will not heal in emergencies.
- During the Funambulist's Fantasia mechanic in Dohn Mheg, G'raha Tia will run to the start of the rope and stop briefly to unsheathe his weapon ("I regret to disappoint, but I'm more than comfortable with heights!"), then sprint the entire way.
- During the Frostbite and Seek mechanic in Ktisis Hyperboreia, G'raha will first be shocked by Lyssa's disappearance and confuse it for the "Vanish" spell, but realizes the truth in time to get out of the way ("Is this...Vanish?...No, it couldn't be.") During the second usage, he will identify the safe spot quickly and run over, stretching while waiting for Lyssa to reappear ("If you would conceal yourself...You must really learn to cover your tracks.")
- G'raha Tia's first outfit is his initial appearance as the Crystal Exarch, which he wears in Holminster Switch. This outfit is unlocked by default for his Trust avatar.
- G'raha Tia's second outfit is his second appearance as the Crystal Exarch with his hood down, which he wears in the Grand Cosmos. This outfit is not available for his Trust avatar.
- His third outfit is his appearance as G'raha Tia from patch 5.3 onwards, and is used for all duties from Matoya's Relict onwards. This outfit is the default outfit for his Trust avatar.
- His fourth outfit is his winter wear appearance from Endwalker. This outfit is unlocked for his Trust avatar by leveling him up to 90.
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| Thancred
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Gunbreaker
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Yes
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- Thancred will not use Cartridge-based skills in Shadowbringer dungeons unless Ryne (and later, Y'shtola or Urianger) is in the party, owing to his inability to charge cartridges on his own. This does not affect his performance, as he uses alternate but functionally identical abilities in their place. In Endwalker he can use cartridge-based skills regardless of party setup.
- Very strong against bosses as he is able to sustain himself with self-healing and shields.
- Will conserve mitigation buffs, using them against tank busters and when at low HP, however if the player pulls enemies ahead of him, he will use his buffs more frequently and attempt to blind the mobs with an AoE slash, signaled by ("Are you alright?!").
- If a party member is injured, Thancred will refrain from using Aurora on himself and instead use it on the party member on low HP, prioritizing the player and then healers.
- Frequently uses Heart of Light to increase the party's magic defense when an unavoidable enemy AoE is incoming.
- Uses Superbolide when near death.
- Focuses more on single target through his rotation, with higher self-sustain and utility compared to G'raha as a Paladin.
- During the Funambulist's Fantasia mechanic in Dohn Mheg, Thancred expresses mild annoyance ("This wouldn't fool a child.") before running part of the way and leaping across to the boss using Shukuchi ("Good thing I'm light on my feet.").
- During the Frostbite and Seek mechanic in Ktisis Hyperboreia, Thancred will be unimpressed by Lyssa's ability to use stealth, and quickly notes the footprints in the snow giving away its location before moving to safety. During the second usage, he is mildly impressed that Lyssa tries to confuse the party by wandering in stealth more, but notes that the same problem as before persists.
- During The Mothercrystal, Thancred acts as main tank while G'raha becomes off-tank. If the player is a tank, Thancred will be the off-tank, supporting the player with stack mechanics and buffs.
- Thancred's first outfit is his appearance from Shadowbringers onwards, which he wears in all duties. This outfit is the default outfit for his Trust avatar.
- His second outfit is his Heavensward and Stormblood appearance. This outfit is unlocked for his Trust avatar by leveling him up to 80.
- His third outfit is his winter wear appearance from Endwalker. This outfit is unlocked for his Trust avatar by leveling him up to 90.
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| Minfilia/Ryne
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Oracle of Light
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Yes*
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- Known as Minfilia in Dohn Mheg and the Qitana Ravel in the main scenario.
- Ryne is the only avatar with a basic class instead of a job.
- She will only use Limit Breaks if she is paired up with Y'shtola or G'raha as a Black Mage. During her time as Minfilia, she will not use Limit Breaks at all.
- For most encounters Ryne will initially use Vanish, approach the enemy, and use Trick Attack.
- Ryne has access to the unique spell Banish to attack enemies out of her range, through her use of the Oracle of Light ability.
- During the Funambulist's Fantasia mechanic in Dohn Mheg, Ryne will nervously pause at the start ("W-We're supposed to cross this?") before tip-toeing through while pausing at certain points ("One step at a time...") and is unable to reach the boss's barrier in time.
- Ryne's Avatar can be used in Matoya's Relict and Paglth'an despite these duties occurring in the Source.
- Her Avatar's level is capped at 80 and she cannot be used in Endwalker dungeons.
- Ryne's first outfit is her appearance as Minfilia, which she uses in Dohn Mheg and the Qitana Ravel. This outfit is unlocked for her Trust avatar by leveling her up to 80, albeit with a different portrait.
- Her second outfit is her appearance after taking the name Ryne, as is used in all duties from Malikah's Well onwards. This outfit is the default outfit for her Trust avatar.
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| Urianger
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Astrologian
Lithomancer
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Yes
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- For The Mothercrystal, Urianger can switch to Lithomancer if the player's job is a healer. This is the only duty where he can change discipline.
- Lithomancer acts similarly to how Arcanists and Summoners behaved prior to their rework in Endwalker, with a persistent Topaz Carbuncle pet supplementing Urianger's own damage. Urianger is still capable of raising as a Lithomancer and will do so immediately if needed.
- Will occasionally use Gravity, an AoE damaging spell that also inflicts slow and heavy on enemies, making him effective against a large number of enemies. In Endwalker, Gravity has received a large damage buff and is capable of using it repeatedly, making him an effective damage dealer.
- Urianger will, on occasion, cast Death on enemies to instantly defeat them. This doesn't extend to bosses, and will always target the enemy with the lowest HP. In Endwalker, he no longer uses Death and instead prioritizes using Gravity.
- Provides damage up buffs to the DPS in the party.
- During the Funambulist's Fantasia mechanic in Dohn Mheg, Urianger expresses mild amusement before teleporting across ("This shan't trouble us.").
- During the Frostbite and Seek mechanic in Ktisis Hyperboreia, Urianger will immediately realize what is happening and makes no hurry to get to safety, gliding away at the last second knowing he will dodge in time. During the second time he will be unimpressed the boss would repeat its tactics, which causes Urianger to repeat his own method to dodge.
- Urianger's first outfit is his appearance from Shadowbringers onwards, which he wears in all duties. This outfit is the default outfit for his Trust avatar.
- His second outfit is his A Realm Reborn, Heavensward, and Stormblood appearance. This outfit is unlocked for his Trust avatar by leveling him up to 80.
- His third outfit is the unmasked version of his outfit from when he was assisting the Warriors of Darkness in Heavensward, which he also wore as his winter wear in Endwalker. This outfit is unlocked for his Trust avatar by leveling him up to 90.
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| Y'shtola
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Sorceress
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Yes
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- Y'shtola will cast offensive magic in set sequences, primarily from Black Mage but also using some White Mage visuals. Periodically she will instead use Foul and then cast multiple Fire IV spells.
- Has some minor AoE splash damage through her spell rotation.
- Uses Cure of the Seventh Dawn to heal any party member at critical HP, albeit at a low frequency. If the entire party is at critical HP or that the healer is dead, she will heal more often. She cannot raise.
- If a party member dies whilst she is at low HP, she will use Manaward to shield herself, exclaiming ("Don't be so reckless.").
- During the Funambulist's Fantasia mechanic in Dohn Mheg, Y'shtola will simply briskly walk through as if there were no illusion ("An asinine trick.").
- During the Frostbite and Seek mechanic in Ktisis Hyperboreia, Y'shtola will be able to see the aether of the boss in hiding and walks to the safe spot immediately.
- Y'shtola's first outfit is her appearance from Shadowbringers onwards, which she wears in all duties. This outfit is the default outfit for her Trust avatar.
- Her second outfit is her Heavensward and Stormblood appearance. This outfit is unlocked for her Trust avatar by leveling her up to 80.
- Her third outfit is her winter wear appearance from Endwalker. This outfit is unlocked for her Trust avatar by leveling her up to 90.
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| Estinien
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Dragoon
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Yes*
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- Unlocked as an Avatar in In the Dark of the Tower. Avatar starts at level 81 and cannot be used in Shadowbringers dungeons.
- High HP and Defense.
- Many of his attacks are AoEs, making him very effective against a large number of enemies.
- Estinien has a unique buff named "Shadow of the Dragon" in counterpart to Dragoon's Life of the Dragon.
- Estinien will immediately use Limit Breaks when possible if safe to do so. However if the tank dies, he will use Limit Break immediately, regardless of his own safety.
- During the Frostbite and Seek mechanic in Ktisis Hyperboreia, Estinien will use Elusive Jump to avoid the first cast. During the second usage, he will attempt to the flush out the boss using Stardiver, before walking casually to the safe side to wait.
- Estinien's first outfit is his appearance from Stormblood onwards, which he wears in all duties. This outfit is the default outfit for his Trust avatar.
- His second outfit is his 1.0, A Realm Reborn, and early Heavensward appearance. This outfit is unlocked by default for his Trust avatar.
- His third outfit is his adventuring gear that debuted in Shadowbringers. This outfit is unlocked for his Trust avatar by leveling him up to 90.
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| Venat
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All-Rounder
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No
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- Can be a Paladin, White Mage or Dancer depending on the desired role.
- Extremely aggressive, will provide frequent buffs to the party and reacts very fast to mechanics.
- Has access to True Renew, a healing spell that fully recovers the party's HP and MP. She will use it if the player or the party are on dangerously low HP, or if Emet-Selch as a Dark Knight uses Katabasis.
- Will use True Arise to instantly raise Emet-Selch and Hythlodaeus if they are defeated in battle, regardless of role.
- As a Paladin she has a unique battle stance and will keep casting Clemency on herself when on low HP. When near death she will use True Hallowed Ground and heals herself to full using True Renew.
- As a White Mage she will cast True Stoneskin regularly, granting a potent shield to the party.
- As a Dancer she will cast True Bravery on the player frequently, buffing their damage, while also using True Finish to further buff the party's damage.
- Has a unique level 2 Limit Break as a Dancer.
- During the Frostbite and Seek mechanic in Ktisis Hyperboreia, Venat will immediately get to the safe spot and casually waits for the Warrior of Light, Emet-Selch and Hythlodaeus to join her.
- Venat has only one outfit for her single appearance in Ktisis Hyperboreia.
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| Emet-Selch
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The Third Seat
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No
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- Can be a Dark Knight or Black Mage depending on the desired role.
- As a Dark Knight, his tank stance is "Klymenos", literally "The Famous One". At low HP he will begin casting high damaging spells on his target, when near death he will use Katabasis, functioning identical to Living Dead.
- As a Black Mage, like Y'sthola, he can use more elemental spells than the usual Fire/Blizzard/Thunder.
- Will use Anabasis to instantly raise Hythlodaeus and Venat if they are defeated in battle, regardless of role.
- Incorporates his signature fingersnap when spell-casting.
- As a DPS, he will immediately use Limit Breaks when possible.
- Emet-Selch has only one outfit for his single appearance in Ktisis Hyperboreia.
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| Hythlodaeus
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Soulseer
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No
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- Will use True Benediction to fully restore the target's HP if it is dangerously low.
- Will use True Raise to instantly raise Emet-Selch and Venat if they are defeated in battle.
- Hythlodaeus will immediately use Limit Breaks when possible, but not if the player is a DPS.
- Hythlodaeus has only one outfit for his single appearance in Ktisis Hyperboreia.
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The Mothercrystal is a trial instead of a dungeon, the rules for running as a Duty Support are tweaked slightly. The fight is not significantly slower than it would be with a party of players, and the player gets three lives before the fight is reset, reviving automatically without penalty. The amount of times that a player may die before resetting is increased after every reset. This fight is not allowed to be played in Avatar mode.
Sastasha, and while the Trust system becomes available upon completing the main scenario quest 
Shadowbringers. Players can enter dungeons using the Duty Support menu or by speaking to NPCs that accompanied them to the entrance. These NPCs will cover all necessary roles for the party composition of one tank, one healer, and two DPS. The NPCs will always be at the minimum level requirement for the dungeon. Upon completing the quest a dungeon is introduced in, it can be run afterwards with a party of NPC avatars using the Trust system.
Bound by Faith and the title "Trusted Friend", and leveling all avatars to 90 rewards the achievement 
Marauder
Lancer
Thaumaturge
Conjurer
Academician
Sage
Red Mage
Guard Captain
All-Rounder
Gunbreaker
Oracle of Light
Astrologian
Lithomancer
Sorceress
Dragoon
Soulseer
