FFXIV Lore- The Convocation of Fourteen



The Ascians were dangerous and caused no end of trouble for the Source and its reflections. But they weren’t always driven by despair and malice. Today we’ll address every single seat in the Convocation and understand who they were before the fall of Ancient civilization!

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Primary Sources:
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Publications-
Encyclopedia Eorzea Volume I
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Encyclopedia Eorzea Volume III

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FinalFantasyXIV, The Lodestone/Sidestory
FFXIV, Letter from the Producer
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12 thoughts on “FFXIV Lore- The Convocation of Fourteen”

  1. I hear a fun drinking game for those that had to log the Convoations meetings was to take a drink every time Azem did something unintentionally or otherwise to interrupt the meeting for fun or other reasons… This practice was unfortunately banned due to Emet finding out about the practice and banning it…

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  2. Now that you mentioned what every seat does,
    i found a poetic irony how each major acian and Venat gone against their own respective role in some ways
    Venat (Azem) sacrificed her whole being and basically her freedom to roam the realm in order to save it
    Emet Selch wanted his brethren back
    Lahabrea pushed tempering and advancement in order to sow chaos
    Elidibus's mind was clouded, and he was very biased for their goal
    The current Fandaniel wanted to oberve all life perish

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  3. Very well-presented! Thank you for completing and sharing this.

    Our travels and studies have left me with a strong bias towards Azem and Elidibus, but I feel that might be too obvious. The Seat of Pashtarot speaks to me, as someone who seeks to embody my chosen code of ethics as well as I can. Being a mediator among friends who might find themselves disagreeing is also very appealing to me, and so I could see myself apprenticed to Pashtarot or Igeyorhm in the right circumstances.

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  4. I wonder who would win if Azem and Nabriales unsundered form had a fight, obviously Azems unsundered form is strong af because Hydaelyn is said to be really strong and we kicked her ass even while sundered but if Nabriales is literally the council member for fighting then Nabriales is probably the strongest 14 member in combat

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  5. I feel Azem would be my best fit, seeing new sights, peicing together puzzles for hidden knowledge and just gathering wisdom and experience in general that could be used to put people at ease or offer a helping hand/ear when stuck or hard pressed to find meaning. assuming I didn't miss interpret they seats meaning ofc 😅

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