Raid Finder

Raid Finder allows players to register for instanced raids without having to form a party. By selecting a desired raid and matching requirements, players will be matched automatically with other players spanning multiple Worlds within the same data center. The Raid Finder will be unlocked when speaking with the NPC who would normally unlock the entrance to the specified instanced raid. It can be accessed via the Duty tab of the Main Menu.

The following Savage raids have been added to the Raid Finder:

Alexander - The Fist of the Son (Savage), Alexander - The Cuff of the Son (Savage), Alexander - The Arm of the Son (Savage), Alexander - The Burden of the Son (Savage)

Requirements

Players need only have access to at least one Savage raid in order to unlock the Raid Finder. In the case of Alexander: Midas (Savage), players must speak with Lightkix Eyesfixed in the Dravanian Hinterlands (x20.6,y26.1). Please keep in mind, however, that the Raid Finder will become inaccessible when the next series of Savage raids is introduced. At that time, players must unlock the next Savage raid to gain access to the Raid Finder.

Raid Finder Settings

Matching Requirements

• Duty Complete - Players must have completed the selected raid at least once.
• Duty Incomplete - Completion of the selected raid is not required to participate.

Purpose

• Duty Completion - Only available to players who have yet to claim weekly rewards.
• Practice - When this option is selected, players can specify which phase of the battle they wish to practice.

Practice Phase Selection

This option is available only when selecting Practice. Players can then choose First Phase, Middle Phase, or Final Phase.

• Practice phase selection does not entail the actual skipping of phases.
• If party members have already completed the duty for the week, the number of treasure coffers may be reduced.

Lore

Players can now be matched automatically with other players to challenge the hardest encounters Eorzea has to offer. Including options to match with other experienced players or practice groups, finding comrades-in-arms has never been easier.