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==Additional Information==
==Trivia==
*The '''Seat of the Foremost''' is an open-world version of the arena where the Warrior of Light fights [[Beatrice]] in [[The Fell Court of Troia (Duty)]].
*The eight braziers aligned in a circle around the room are likely a reference to the eight priestesses that governed Troia<ref>[[Beatrice Card]]</ref>, who themselves are a reference to the eight Epopts in Final Fantasy IV<ref>[https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Epopts_(Final_Fantasy_IV) Final Fantasy Wiki: Epopts (Final Fantasy IV)]</ref>.
 
==Images==
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File:Seat of the Foremost close.png|Close view of the Seat of the Foremost
File:View from the Seat of the Foremost.png|View from the Seat of the Foremost
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==References==
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Latest revision as of 00:40, 30 August 2024

Seat of the Foremost

Vacuity weather.png
Type
Landmark
Within
Troia Keep

Seat of the Foremost.png
Seat of the Foremost

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— In-game description

Seat of the Foremost is a landmark in Troia Keep, The Fell Court of Troia (Zone).

Trivia

  • The Seat of the Foremost is an open-world version of the arena where the Warrior of Light fights Beatrice in The Fell Court of Troia (Duty).
  • The eight braziers aligned in a circle around the room are likely a reference to the eight priestesses that governed Troia[1], who themselves are a reference to the eight Epopts in Final Fantasy IV[2].

Images

References