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Teledji Adeledji is a non-player character in Final Fantasy XIV, acting as a major antagonist for the Ul'dah storyline in the post-A Realm Reborn patches. A member of the Syndicate, he heads of the Mirage Trust and owns the Platinum Mirage casino (and by extension, the Pugilist's Guild).

History[]

Early life[]

Teledji Adeledji was born to a Plainsfolk father from Limsa Lominsa and a wealthy Dunesfolk mother from Ul'dah. He inherited much from his parents, including their mercantile sense, and with that small fortune, he tried his hand at the moneylanding business. Increasing his funds manifold through usury, he began to purchase promising ventures and small shops. Teledji gained renown when he opened the Platinum Mirage, and the wealthy came in droves to try their luck in its halls. His coffers swelled, so much so that he even took to collecting and breeding exotic pets. Since the Calamity, however, his earnings have slowed.[1]

Final Fantasy XIV (version 1.0)[]

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Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn[]

Teledji Adeledji

Teledji Adeledji with the Brass Blades.

Teledji Adeledji comes into prominence where he endorses Yugiri's request for asylum on behalf of the Doman refugees. His proposal is opposed by Lord Lolorito, who cites difficulties with Ala Mhigan refugees as reason to turn the Domans away, swaying the remaining Syndicate members into opposing the resolution. He later sits in the empty Syndicate chambers when an aide walks up to him and informs him he carried out his orders. When he inquires as to what these plans are, Teledji replies "Revolution."[2]

It is revealed by General Raubahn that Teledji had incited the recent riots among the refugee population through an arms dealer (that was conveniently assassinated in front of the Warrior of Light). Raubahn suggested this was a ploy to get the Carteneau Reclamation Bill passed, which would resettle refugees in the Carteneau Flats. Raubahn and Nanamo believe Teledji's true goal is to get his hands on the "Omega" device buried in the Flats.[3]

What rot! ...Though I did have sufficient motive, 'tis true. That young lady caused me no end of grief. She always was a most unwilling puppet. I daresay Her Grace was grateful that someone thought to cut her strings.

Teledji

Teledji orchestrates an attempt on the Sultana by having her wine poisoned and framing the Warrior of Light and the Scions of regicide. Teledji is killed by an enraged Raubahn after gloating over Nanamo's assumed death. In Heavensward it is revealed that Lolorito learned of Teledji's scheme and allowed it to occur in the hopes that Teledji and Raubahn kill each other during the resulting chaos while he substituted the poison with a weaker, coma-inducing substance.[4]

Characteristics[]

Appearance[]

Teledji Adeledji is a male plainsfolk Lalafell with graying hair and tan skin. Like many members of the Syndicate, he is lavishly dressed—donning himself in green and red robes and adorned with gold jewelry. He wears a blue noble's hat, and his short mustache and beard are trimmed to an unusual, angular style.

Personality[]

Teledji Adeledji is scheming, greedy, arrogant, power-hungry and self-serving, doing whatever he can to increase his wealth and power within the Syndicate, caring little of the consequences his machinations may have on Ul'dah or its allies.

Teledji has little to no respect for the monarchy, especially Sultana Nanamo, who while young and naive, proved difficult for him to control. Thus he believed her unable to properly defend the nation and conspired to be rid of her. Teledji was willing to seize the Allagan superweapon, Omega, and poison Nanamo to achieve complete control over Ul'dah.

When it appeared Teledji had the upper-hand his arrogance in making outlandish accusations towards the Warrior of Light and the Scions of the Seventh Dawn, and his insults towards the sultana in front of a grieving Raubahn, would be his fatal mistake. Thinking himself untouchable, he mocked the Sultana while acknowledging his ill-opinions towards her, which enraged Raubahn into killing him.

Gameplay[]

Undead Teledji

"Mortifying Magnate" in Palace of the Dead.

No... Stay back! Not again!

Teleji after dying in the palace

Teledji appears in Palace of the Dead as an enemy known as "Mortifying Magnate".

Behind the scenes[]

Voice[]

Teledji is voiced by Taketora in the Japanese version.

He is voiced by Joe Ochman in the English version.

Citations[]

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