All Saints' Wake (2014)
- Event Start
- October 20, 2014
- Event Finish
- November 3, 2014
- Event Chain
- All Saints' Wake
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All Saints' Wake (2014) is a seasonal event that took place from October 20, 2014 to November 3, 2014.
“Another sultry summer has faded to memory, giving way to the bracing charm of autumn. Outside, the trees have donned coats of fiery red and yellow, while pumpkin lanterns line the streets, perpetually wearing toothy grins. All Saints' Wake is upon us once more.
Making a return from last year’s celebration, the traveling troupe known as the Continental Circus is planning festivities of colossal proportions, and The Mythril Eye has wasted no effort in uncovering what frightening fun they have in store for the denizens of Eorzea.— Event description
Guide
After speaking to Godriquelain and accepting Affright and Delight, you will talk to Uncanny Illusionist nearby. She will turn you into a bat and task you to speak to 3 NPCs in Old Gridania. Next you are sent to Limsa Lominsa. After completing a few more tasks for Godriquelain, you are sent to Ul'dah. By completing the questline, players are awarded with 4 pieces of Eerie gear set along with new Face Paint styles.
- Players can obtain Demonic Cookies from Main Street Spectral Parade FATE in Ul'dah - Steps of Nald
To obtain Eerie Barding, players need to exchange 10 Demonic Cookies, obtained from the Main Street Spectral Parade FATE in Ul'dah, to Shady Smock at Ul'dah - Steps of Nald (x10,y8). Pumpkin Earrings cost 6 cookies.
- Players can speak to Illusionists in various cities to temporarily turn into various faction leaders.
Quests
| Quest | Type | Level | Quest Giver | Rewards |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Affright and Delight | 
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15 | Godriquelain | |
| A Plague of Pumpkins |
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15 | Godriquelain | |
| Yes We Cant |
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15 | Godriquelain | 1  Eerie Hat1  Eerie Robe1  Eerie Tights1  Eerie Crakows |
Rewards
Achievement
| Name | Points | Task | Reward | Patch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monster Party
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10 | Complete the quest “Yes We Cant.” | - | 2.38 |
Vendor
Dialogue
Touring Theater Troupe on the March
The sands of time drift ever onward, and bring us once again to the harvest season. Legend has it that, as the ripening crops bent the boughs below, the Twelve would summon the saints to a great banquet in the celestial realm to honor their virtuous deeds.
Meanwhile, bereft of their guardians, the people grew fearful of the beasts and bogles that dwelt in the darkness. The terrified townspeople would hurry home as twilight fell, and tightly bolt their doors and windows. Those souls who dared venture into the night would don grotesque disguises to better blend in with the shades who stalked the streets. So it was that All Saints' Wake came to be.
But those days of dread are dead and gone. Thanks to the energetic endeavors of adventurers, the boisterous beasts that once ran rampant are kept at bay. Townspeople can sleep easy at night, in complete confidence that no slithering specter will strangle them in their sleep. Once a byword for terror, All Saints' Wake has become a joyous jamboree, with mischief and mirth in equal measure.
This transformation is due in no small part to the Continental Circus, a traveling troupe of mummers committed to making All Saints' Wake a holiday to remember. Donning devilish disguises, they tour the land, performing playful pageants of conjury and illusion, bringing chills to spines and smiles to faces wherever they go.
Your humble reporter has it on good authority that, as part of this year's celebrations, the circus will be holding a spine-tingling costume parade on the Steps of Nald. A source close to the circus described how volunteers will be transmogrified into fantastic forms matching those of the performers, and process down Emerald Avenue, bringing fear and cheer to all in their wake. The hair-raising horde will be led by a member of the troupe dressed as an ogre pumpkinhead, the legendary Great Gourd said to muster the maleficent masses during All Saints' Wake.
The troupe is seeking the assistance of able-bodied adventurers to ensure the parade is the biggest and best it can be, and the organizers anticipate a record turnout. The plans are sure to be a boon to tourist and trade alike, as local businesses brace for an influx of moneyed merrymakers.
But remember, dear readers—this preternatural parade won't last forever. So rally your relatives, muster your mates, and head to Ul'dah to see the spectacle for yourselves!
Havak Alvak
