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Gahahaha! Thou art bold indeed to risk thy fleshy hide so readily! Very well. I, Ravana, fourfold master of the blade, do accept thy challenge!

Ravana

Ravana is a primal introduced in Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward. He is known as the savior of the Gnath.

Unlike other primals, Ravana was created for Final Fantasy XIV rather than being based on previous summons in the Final Fantasy series.

History[]

Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward[]

Ravana was summoned into being when the Gnath's lust for war against the Dravanians reached a fever pitch as a consequence of a dragon wounded by the Ishgardians crashing into their nest. Ravana caused the Gnath to belligerently attack the inhabitants of the Dravanian Forelands. The Warrior of Light and Ysayle, needing to see the dragon Hraesvelgr, challenged Ravana to a duel with the primal vowing to quell the Gnaths' bellicosity if defeated while having his opponents promise to become his servants should he be victorious. After a hard battle, Ysayle having been defeated in her Shiva form, the Warrior of Light triumphed and Ravana honored his promise to have the Gnath cease their campaign.

Ravana reappeared to battle the Warriors of Darkness, but was easily defeated.[1]

Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers[]

FFXIV Lunar Ravana

Lunar Ravana

A unique form of Ravana was resummoned by Vath and Gnath alike who had been kidnapped by the Telophoroi. This version of Ravana was known as Lunar Ravana, and Alisaie Leveilleur and G'raha Tia defeated him.

Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker[]

When the party used the spaceship Ragnarok to reach Ultima Thule, the beast tribes summoned benevolent iterations of their primals using the Mothercrystal, with Ravana being one of the ten summoned. He gave his power to the Ragnarok, allowing it to achieve the propulsion needed for the Scions of the Seventh Dawn and the Warrior of Light among them to reach their destination.

Characteristics[]

Fourfold master of the blade, savior of the insect-like Gnath tribe.
A warrior and conqueror, Ravana respects strength and abhors weakness. He revels in battle with worthy opponents, and is known to wield the legendary Chandrahas blades.

Official site description[2]

Gameplay[]

Ravana is fought as a boss in trial Thok ast Thok (Hard) Thok ast Thok (Hard) and Thok ast Thok (Extreme) Thok ast Thok (Extreme).

Triple Triad[]

Ravana Card
Ravana Triple Triad Card
Card No. 84
Total stats 25
Type Primal
Description Wrath of the Colony and the god and savior of the Gnath tribe. A proud warrior and conqueror, Lord Ravana exalts strength and abhors weakness in any form. Believing the rite of combat to be sacred, he revels in battle with worthy opponents while wielding the Chandrahas─legendary blades of moonlight that obey his every command.
Obtain Potential drop from thok ast thok and thok ast thok extreme

Musical themes[]

Ravana has two battle themes. The battle starts with "The Hand that Gives the Rose" playing in the background. The second theme "Unbending Steel" will start playing after he uses his ultimate attack.

Other appearances[]

Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

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Final Fantasy Portal App[]

Ravana appears as a Triple Triad card.

Gallery[]

Etymology[]

Ravana (Sanskrit: रावण) is a legendary, demonic king of Sri Lanka, said to have ruled the island 6,000 years ago. He has ten heads and twenty arms. After attaining the graces and blessings of the deities Brahma and Shiva, Ravana is made invulnerable to Gods, Demons, and Spirits. Humans are excluded since Ravana does not see them as a threat. Ravana is the central villain of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, in which he is depicted as reigning supreme over all of creation , having subdued even the heavens; however, his downfall begins as he steals Sita, the wife of the hero, Rama — the God Vishnu in human form. Rama travels to Sri Lanka and defeats Ravana's army, then kills the demon king with an arrow targeted at his source of immortality.

His weapons, the Chandrahas, are based upon the sword said to wielded by Ravana upon being gifted to him from Shiva.

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