Jeuno: The First Walk is a level 100 alliance raid in Final Fantasy XIV added in patch 7.1, and the first part of the Echoes of Vana'diel raid series.
Story[]
Strange happenings in Yak T'el have cast a pall of unease over the forest. After an armor-clad stranger was found unconscious in the Skydeep Cenote, bereft of memory, the shade of Gulool Ja Ja was spotted stalking the woods with a young girl. What appeared to be unrelated events take a turn when Bakool Ja Ja confronts the Dawnservant's shadowy impostor. The armor-clad stranger recognizes the girl as Prishe, a friend seemingly turned enemy, who retreats with Gulool Ja Ja's shade into the blinding light of an otherworldly rift. In search of answers, and to safeguard Tural, Bakool Ja Ja bids you join him as he follows the incongruous pair into the unknown.
Duty Finder description
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- Clear Lower Jeuno
- Clear the Grand Dais
- Clear the Boyahda Tree
- Clear Dragon's Aery
- Clear Ru'Aun Gardens
- Clear the La'Loff Amphitheater
- Clear Castle Zvahl
- Clear the Throne Room
Progression[]
This section is empty or needs to be expanded. You can help the Final Fantasy Wiki by expanding it.Clear Lower Jeuno[]
- Goblin Replica
- Vanguard's Slime
- Vanguard Pathfinder
Clear the Grand Dais[]
Careful. That girl is stronger than she looks.
Bakool Ja Ja the Mighty
Clear the Boyahda Tree[]
A forest, huh? Go. We'll look after the girl.
Bakool Ja Ja
- Elder Goobbue
- Bark Spider
- Death Cap
- Robber Crab
- Aquarius
- Skimmer
Clear Dragon's Aery[]
A dragon! But surely it's no match for you.
Bakool Ja Ja the Mystic
Clear Ru'Aun Gardens[]
So where are we now? And what are these floating ruins?
Bakool Ja Ja the Mighty
- Groundskeeper
- Sprinkler
- Flamingo
- Despot
Clear the La'Loff Amphitheater[]
Five of them? This should be interesting...
Bakool Ja Ja the Mighty
Clear Castle Zvahl[]
Our next destination. No doubt a warm reception awaits us.
Bakool Ja Ja the Mighty
This area is a brief transition between bosses and has no enemies. The final teleporter will be activated that can be used to fast travel to the final boss arena.
Clear the Throne Room[]
Come, mortals. Allow me to show you the depths of my hatred... And your folly!
Shadow Lord
Enemies[]
- Goblin Replica
- Vanguard's Slime
- Vanguard Pathfinder
- Prishe of the Distant Chains
- Elder Goobbue
- Bark Spider
- Death Cap
- Robber Crab
- Aquarius
- Skimmer
- Fafnir the Forgotten
- Groundskeeper
- Sprinkler
- Flamingo
- Despot
- Ark Angel HM
- Ark Angel EV
- Ark Angel GK
- Ark Angel MR
- Ark Angel TT
- Kindred Rage: Shadow Lord
Treasure[]
This section is empty or needs to be expanded. You can help the Final Fantasy Wiki by expanding it.Musical themes[]
Jeuno: The First Walk features music from Final Fantasy XI. All tracks can be obtained as orchestrion rolls from the peculiar goblin in Lower Jeuno by exchanging Tattered Sheet Music dropped from the end of the raid.
- "Shadow Lord": Field theme for Lower Jeuno.
- "Depths of the Soul": Boss theme for Prishe of the Distant Chains.
- "Battle in the Dungeon": Battle theme for non-boss enemies in the Boyahda Tree.
- "Battle in the Dungeon #3": Boss theme for Fafnir the Forgotten.
- "Tu'Lia": Field theme for Ru'Aun Gardens.
- "Battle Theme from FINAL FANTASY XI": Battle theme for non-boss enemies in Ru'Aun Gardens.
- "Fighters of the Crystal": Boss theme for the Ark Angels.
- "Castle Zvahl": Field theme for Castle Zvahl.
- "Awakening": Boss theme for the Shadow Lord.
- "Vana'diel March": Victory theme after clearing the raid.
Behind the scenes[]
Echoes of Vana'diel is a collaboration with Final Fantasy XI, the first MMORPG in the series. As such, this alliance raid draws on various appearances and references to Final Fantasy XI elements.
In the Japanese interface, enemy names are also written in English, in accordance with the naming convention in Final Fantasy XI. Most enemy names are directly the same as the English interface, except for Fafnir the Forgotten who is simply named Fafnir.
Allusions[]
This section is empty or needs to be expanded. You can help the Final Fantasy Wiki by expanding it.Etymology[]
Jeuno: The First Walk may be named after the Walk of Echoes, a battle content focused around fighting multiple monsters within special battlefields.
