Difference between revisions of "Nidhana"
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| image = Nidhana.png | | image = Nidhana.png | ||
| location = Thavnair | | location = Thavnair | ||
| coordinates = | | coordinates = 11.7,24.5 | ||
| title = | | title = | ||
| gender = Female | | gender = Female | ||
| age = | | age = | ||
| race = Matanga | | race = Matanga | ||
| clan = | | clan = Arkasodara | ||
| class = | | class = | ||
| job = | | job = | ||
| profession = | | profession = Alchemist | ||
| birthplace = | | birthplace = | ||
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| patch = 6.0 | | patch = 6.0 | ||
| voiceJP = | | release = endwalker | ||
| voiceEN = | | voiceJP = You Taichi | ||
| voiceFR = | | voiceEN = Sheena Bhattessa | ||
| voiceDE = | | voiceFR = Jessie Lambotte | ||
| voiceDE = Anika Lehmann | |||
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==Quests Started== | ==Quests Started== | ||
{{quest list header}} | {{quest list header}} | ||
{{quest list row|}} | {{quest list row|Shadowed Footsteps}} | ||
{{quest list row|A Boy's Errand}} | |||
{{table footer}} | |||
==Quests Involved In== | ==Quests Involved In== | ||
{{quest list header}} | {{quest list header}} | ||
{{quest list row|The Great Work}} | {{quest list row|The Great Work}} | ||
{{quest list row|Restricted Reading}} | |||
{{quest list row|Void Theory}} | |||
{{quest list row|A Satrap's Duty}} | |||
{{table footer}} | |||
==Lore== | |||
{{quotation|Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume III, p. 178|"It is not a surrender, but a recognition. For it is only in acceptance that we find the strength to move forward." | |||
A spirited alchemist and resident of [[the Great Work (Area)|the Great Work]], Nidhana serves as a mediator between the myriad workshops spanning Thavnair and collates the results of their experiments. While Arkasodara alchemists are not uncommon, their robust hands are ill-suited for the meticulous mixing of reagents, and thus they often rely upon peers of smaller races for assistance with such delicate tasks. Conversely, they are entrusted with laborious duties that are more exhausting for a [[Hyur]] or [[Raen]], such as crushing and grinding ingredients, or tending large cauldrons. The necessity of coordinating these arrangements likely contributed to Nidhana becoming one of the most gregarious alchemists of her generation. Though she is known for her alchemic achievements, other Arkasodara also attest that she is one of the fairest women in [[Radz-at-Han]], and many admire her skill and beauty both.}} | |||
Latest revision as of 07:57, 6 January 2024
Nidhana
Nidhana is a Matanga found in Thavnair.
Quests Started
| Quest | Type | Level | Quest Giver |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shadowed Footsteps | 
|
80 | Nidhana |
| A Boy's Errand |
|
80 | Nidhana |
Quests Involved In
| Quest | Type | Level | Quest Giver |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Great Work |
|
80 | Matsya |
| Restricted Reading |
|
90 | Montichaigne |
| Void Theory |
|
90 | Y'shtola |
| A Satrap's Duty |
|
90 | Y'shtola |
Lore
“"It is not a surrender, but a recognition. For it is only in acceptance that we find the strength to move forward."
A spirited alchemist and resident of the Great Work, Nidhana serves as a mediator between the myriad workshops spanning Thavnair and collates the results of their experiments. While Arkasodara alchemists are not uncommon, their robust hands are ill-suited for the meticulous mixing of reagents, and thus they often rely upon peers of smaller races for assistance with such delicate tasks. Conversely, they are entrusted with laborious duties that are more exhausting for a Hyur or Raen, such as crushing and grinding ingredients, or tending large cauldrons. The necessity of coordinating these arrangements likely contributed to Nidhana becoming one of the most gregarious alchemists of her generation. Though she is known for her alchemic achievements, other Arkasodara also attest that she is one of the fairest women in Radz-at-Han, and many admire her skill and beauty both.
— Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume III, p. 178