Category:Odyssey

Odyssey, introduced in the March 2020 update[1], is exploratory battle content in which players progress through an area of Walk of Echoes known as a Sheol. Materials you acquire in Sheol instances can be used to augment UCNM equipment. Odyssey Rewards include Lustreless Scales, Lustreless Hides, and Lustreless Wings and gil from Sheol A, B, and C. Emerging triumphant from Sheol - Gaol instances will unlock powerful weapons and armor available for purchase.

Odyssey Overview

This section is a basic introduction of the Odyssey content. Each Odyssey area has special rules and restrictions that apply. Be sure to overview the Sheol section on this page for limitations unique to that area before partaking in the content.

Sheol A, B and C Overview

• To enter, each player needs to be in possession of a Moglophone.

• Examining the ??? in Rabao near the Veridical Conflux at (G-6) allows you to speak with the Pilgrim Moogle.
• This moogle will grant the player the temporary Moglophone upon request.
  Nearest Home Point: Kuzotz > Rabao (#2)

• You may receive another Moglophone once twenty hours have passed from when you received the previous one.
• Only 1 Moglophone may be held at a time.

• It is possible to be able to do 2 runs in one day if you collect a Moglophone, then wait 20 hours before using it. This will allow you to pick up a new Moglophone right after you exit your run.

• Examining the Veridical Conflux in Rabao at (G-6) and selecting a Sheol instance will transport all party members to Walk of Echoes.

• All held Moglophones by party members will be consumed upon entry.

• Once inside, each player will be given a Moglophone in their inventory. This is used to exit the instanced area before time expires.

• Parties must consist of between 1 and 6 people.

• Trusts may be called within any Sheol instance.

• The number of Trusts you can summon is limited based on the number of people who entered.

• E.g. should only 2 people enter, and break their party; only 4 trusts total may be called within the instance.

• Trusts are enhanced by the effect of "Moogle Mastery" after it is unlocked.

• Sheol locations must be completed in order for the first time using a Records of Eminence Objective to unlock the next one.

• Clearing Sheol A with the objective set will unlock access to Sheol B, Sheol B will unlock Sheol C, and Sheol C will unlock Sheol Gaol.

Sheol Gaol Overview

• To enter, each player needs to be in possession of all three Moglophone IIs.

• By talking to the Pilgrim Moogle by examining the ??? in Rabao near the Veridical Conflux at (G-6) after clearing the ROE for Sheol C, it will mumble something about the Darkness then eventually give you 3 Moglophone II Key Items for free.
• Subsequent Moglophone IIs will cost 3000 Moogle Segments each, purchased from the Pilgrim Moogle.

• Moogle Segments can be earned by defeating Nostos foes or opening chests successfully within Sheol A, B, and C.

• Each Boss attempt will exhaust 1 Moglophone II.

• Additionally all party members must have at least 3 jobs at 99 in order to enter.

Content Objective

• Battle the various Nostos foes and Notorious Monsters among the multiple floors of the instance as you make your way to the exit.

• Examining the Otherworldly Vortex of each Odyssey will complete the Records of Eminence Objective. You do not need to kill any mobs or NMs to complete this objective. The Otherworldly Vortex is located on a different floor of each Sheol Zone and should not be confused with the Veridical Conflux, which allows you to ascend or descend floors within the Sheol Zone.

• See the individual Sheol sections on this page for the Otherworldly Vortex locations and maps.
• Sheol A, B and C have Translocators within them. These are essentially warps in order to easily access different areas of that Sheol. They cannot be used until you interact with each one in order to activate it for your character. See each Sheol area below on this page for locations of these Translocators. Many players may expect you to have all of these unlocked, so be sure to do this on your own.

• All Nostos enemies in Sheol A, B or C have a chance to drop Lustreless items.

• Monsters increase in level and difficulty for each consecutively higher floor within a Sheol. Higher level enemies on higher floors have a higher drop rate of Lustreless items.
• Treasure Hunter increases the drop rate of Lustreless items to a max of 3 per Nostos.

• All Nostos foes in Odyssey are aggressive.

• They come in two varieties, and all generally behave accordingly to their real world brethren with a few exceptions such as Flans aggroing magic.

• It's safest to assume that all mobs will aggro both sight and sound, and that any mob that has true sight or sound aggro will also have true sight or sound aggro within Odyssey.
• Hide will work to shed aggro/enmity on nearly all Nostos foes except ones who track by scent.

• While weaknesses such as damage to Birds have not been changed. Nostos foes in Sheol B and C gain a specific resistance which is detailed below.

• All monsters take reduced AoE damage similar to mobs in Domain Invasion and Dynamis Divergence.

Area Progression

Initially, players have access to only Sheol A. In order to progress to higher level areas, the Records of Eminence Objective pertaining to each Sheol needs to be completed:

• Completing the Records of Eminence Objective for Sheol A will unlock the ability to augment Unity Equipment where Lustreless Scales are used to augment that equipment.

• This also rewards a Large Lustreless Scale Box and unlocks access to Sheol B.

• Completing the Records of Eminence Objective for Sheol B will unlock the ability to augment Unity Equipment where Lustreless Hides are used to augment that equipment.

• This also rewards a Large Lustreless Hide Box and unlocks access to Sheol C.

• Completing the Records of Eminence Objective for Sheol C will unlock the ability to augment Unity Equipment where Lustreless Wings are used to augment that equipment.

• This also rewards a Large Lustreless Wing Box and unlocks access to Sheol - Gaol.

Moogle Mastery Effects

Moogle Mastery is an effect that is granted within all Odyssey areas, including Sheol - Gaol.

Moogle Mastery will increase the strength of Trusts, but doesn't increase their HP/MP as per +Level. Benefits include:

• iLvl +1 for every 5 tiers of Mastery for a max of +9.

• This does not stack with the Filled memory gem from Marjory.

• A -Damage Taken benefit to trusts of -2% per every 3 tiers for a max of -15%.

Increasing Moogle Mastery

One's Moogle Mastery effect is increased:

• When certain totals of Nostos enemies of that wing are defeated, starting at 100+.
• When defeating Notorious Monsters.
• When opening Aurum Strongboxes.

When a player's Moogle Mastery increases within Sheol, a message will be displayed stating that "your Moogle Mastery is now XX".

• Only the player opening the Chest/Coffer/Aurum Strongbox will receive the message should their Moogle Mastery upgrade.

• Other players will rank up even if they don't see this message if they meet the same prerequisites below.

• Moogle Mastery caps at 15 per zone for a total of 45.

Additionally, each zone has requirements to unlock possible levels (similar to the Limit Break system). The specifics are challenging to determine exactly, but the total requirements involve defeating 1,600 Nostos foes, opening 16 Coffers, 16 Aurum Strongboxes, and defeating each Unity Notorious Monster a certain number of times separately per zone.

• Sheol A requires the defeat of every NM 6 times.
• Sheol B requires the defeat of every NM 3 times.
• Sheol C requires the defeat of every NM 9 times.

Izzat

Players earn izzat, a special currency unique to Odyssey, as they vanquish monsters within Sheol A, B or C.

• Izzat is shared among all party members.
• All Izzat will be lost once you leave the zone, it is only a temporary currency.
• Players will receive 1 izzat for every 5 monsters defeated and 10 izzat for fully clearing an Agon Halo and all its surrounding beastmen.
• Izzat is also used to spawn various Notorious Monsters from Ethereal Junctions that appear after defeating Agon Halos and all their accompanying Beastmen, for a cost of 10 izzat.

Moogle Segments

Moogle Segments are a form of points, which are used for Odyssey. They were introduced in the November 2020 Version Update. The main purpose of Moogle Segments is to purchase the Moglophone II to enter Sheol - Gaol, but lustreless items are also available for purchase. See the Pilgrim Moogle page for details.

Segments are earned throughout Odyssey, in each of Sheol A, B and C. The total amount of Segments earned increases with the difficulty of the content. Accordingly, the most segments can be earned within Sheol C. Each Sheol section on this page details the amount of Moogle Segments that can be earned within that area.

As of the May 2021 Version Update, a bonus amount of segments is rewarded upon examining the Otherworldly Vortex at the end of Sheol A, B, or C. This bonus is dependent on the amount of moogle segments earned during that foray of Odyssey. The bonus appears to be around 25% of the segments earned.

Sheol A

• All Nostos mobs will grant 5 Moogle Segments each on the first floor, scaling up by 2 per floor up to a max of 17 Segments per mob on floor 7.
• A Chest grants 50, Coffer grants 75, and an Aurum Strongbox will grant 100. Opening a Chest using keys or tools will grant only 10% of the Moogle Segments you would have gotten opening it with Izzat.
• While the Halo and the individual beastmen themselves will not grant Moogle Segments, successfully clearing an Agon Halo and all its surrounding Beastmen will grant Segments ranging from 50~410 based on the floor you are on.
• Defeating an NM will grant a number of Segments ranging from 80~200 based on the floor it is spawned on.

Sheol B

• All Nostos mobs will grant 13 Moogle Segments each on the first floor, scaling up by 2 per floor up to a max of 23 Segments per mob on floor 6.
• A Chest grants 75, Coffer grants 100, and an Aurum Strongbox will grant 150. Opening a Chest using keys or tools will grant only 10% of the Moogle Segments you would have gotten opening it with Izzat.
• While the Halo and the individual beastmen themselves will not grant Moogle Segments, successfully clearing an Agon Halo and all its surrounding Beastmen will grant Segments ranging from 220~520 based on the floor you are on.
• Defeating an NM will grant a number of Segments ranging from 150~250 based on the floor it is spawned on.

Sheol C

• All Nostos mobs will grant 25 Moogle Segments each on the first floor, scaling up by 2 per floor up to a max of 31 Segments per mob on floor 4.
• A Chest grants 100, Coffer grants 150, and an Aurum Strongbox will grant 200. Opening a Chest using keys or tools will grant only 10% of the Moogle Segments you would have gotten opening it with Izzat.
• While the Halo and the individual beastmen themselves will not grant Moogle Segments, successfully clearing an Agon Halo and all its surrounding Beastmen will grant Segments ranging from 450~630 based on the floor you are on.
• Defeating an NM will grant a number of Segments ranging from 280~340 based on the floor it is spawned on.

"Nostos" type

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Common enemies. All aggro by their family's typical detection method, plus Sight.

• They cluster in groups of 10 mobs.
  • Each Sheol has a fixed set of enemy types, but their placement is randomized on each run.
• They do not link.
• They are susceptible to Charm.
• For every 5 defeated, the party will be granted 1 izzat.
• Hide may be used to shed hate in emergency, except on Nostos foes that track by scent.

"Agon" Beastmen type

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Agon Halos do not have fixed spawn locations, and differ each entry to Sheol areas. Around each Agon Halo, semi-invisible enemies spawn that cannot be interacted with until their appropriate Agon Halo is destroyed.

• Although they cannot be targeted, Agon Beastmen can and will aggro players before the Agon Halo is destroyed.

• Agon Beastmen will link with each other, but not with the Agon Halo.
• Agon Beastmen possess both True Sight and True Sound.

• Agon Beastmen cannot be slept, enfeebled or acted on via AoE or any spells/actions in any way until the Agon Halo has been destroyed.

• Using an AoE ability or spell, however, will generate hate on all Angon Beastmen as if they were affected by it normally, so a tank could hold the aggro while the party destroys the Agon Halo.

• Halos emit elemental damage corresponding to its element, similar to Dynamis - Divergence wave 3. Halos also take 50% additional damage to the element strong to its element, and 5% damage from the same element.
• Destroying the Halo makes all Agon Beastmen around it targetable.
• Agon Beastmen in Sheol B and C have resistances to specific damage types.

• See tables in the corresponding Sheol sections of the page.

• When all Beastmen around an Agon Halo are defeated, the player will be granted 10 izzat, a number of Segments depending on which Sheol and what floor it is on, and an Ethereal Junction will spawn in the location of Agon Halo. If the player successfully examines that Sheol's Otherworldly Vortex before time runs out, they will also be granted a Lustreless Item Box in their personal reward issuance.

• The Ethereal Junction that spawns after clearing the Agon Halo and its surrounding beastmen may be used pop a random Notorious Monster at a cost of 10 izzat. This is different from any Ethereal Junctions that were already in the instance before the Agon Halo was cleared; those Junctions will spawn NMs only if you trade it the appropriate amount of UNM pop items.

• See the Notorious Monster section in each Sheol area on this page for details.

Notorious Monsters

• Trading UNM materials to a numbered Ethereal Junction (one that was not spawned by defeating an Agon Halo and its Beastmen) will spawn a matching NM to the UNM whose materials were traded. The number of materials required permanently decreases with each NM popped.
• Ethereal Junctions spawned from Agon Halos and their accompanying Beastmen demand an izzat payment of 10, and will spawn any one of the Notorious Monsters of that Sheol wing at random.
• All Notorious Monsters have access to various SP Abilities.
  • Notorious Monsters will reset enmity upon using their SP Ability.
• All Notorious Monsters can drop the Lustreless item of that Sheol with the possibility to also drop a a Lustreless Box of the corresponding Sheol when defeated.
• Once a specific Notorious Monster has been spawned, it may not be spawned again in that same Odyssey run.

Chests

• In Sheol A, B and C, 3 Chests spawn per floor.

• There are fixed Chest spawn locations on each floor, three of which are selected randomly each time.

• None of these locations are on stairs.

• Successfully opening a Chest can cause a Coffer to spawn in the same location where the Chest spawned.
• Successfully opening a Coffer can cause an Aurum Strongbox to spawn in the same location where the Coffer spawned.
• Chests, coffers, and strongboxes can be opened using Izzat or by a Thief main with Thief's Tools, Living Key, or Skeleton Key.

• Opening a chest with Izzat will grant a number of segments depending on which Sheol zone it is.
• Opening a chest with Izzat will greatly increase the chance of a higher tier coffer spawning (relative to using Thief, where it is about a 10% chance).

• This may be proportional to the number of that tier of chest you have opened.

• I.e. the more Chests you have opened (regardless of method), the higher your odds of spawning a Coffer when you open a Chest with izzat.

• The contents of chests, coffers, and strongboxes are added to the party's treasure pool, not to individual rewards or to the person opening the chest.
• Chests () contain multiple Lustreless items and possibly Lustreless Boxes.

• Chests can be opened by spending 10 izzat.
• The izzat cost for opening chests is reduced by 1 for every 10 chests the player has opened in that Sheol wing.

• This reduction caps at -5 izzat.

• E.g. the 10th chest you open in Sheol A will cost 10 Izzat, but the 11th chest you open will cost 9. All chests after the 51st would cost 5 izzat.

• Coffers () also contain multiple Lustreless items and have a higher chance of containing Lustreless Boxes than normal chests.

• Coffers can be opened by spending 15 izzat.
• The izzat cost for opening coffers is reduced irregularly for every 10 coffers the player has opened in that Sheol wing.

• The 11th coffer costs 14, the 21st coffer costs 13, the 31st coffer costs 12, the 41st coffer costs 10, and the 51st coffer costs 8.
• This reduction caps at -7 izzat.

• Aurum Strongboxes () contain multiple Lustreless items, Lustreless Boxes, and can contain Large Lustreless Boxes.

• Aurum Strongboxes can be opened by spending 20 izzat.
• The izzat cost for opening strongboxes is reduced by 2 for every 10 strongbox the player has opened in that Sheol wing.

• This reduction caps at -10 izzat.

• Opening chests using keys will yield one of three results:

• 1) The chest will open.
• 2) The key or tool will be lost with the message "However, it has no effect."
• 3) The key or tool is lost, and the chest turns into a Mimic NM.

• The more times a key or tool fails, the higher the chance it has to become a Mimic.
• Skeleton Keys have the lowest failure rate, followed by Living Keys, then Thief's Tools.

Mimics

• Mimics posses high attack and defense, and take reduced damage from magic and skillchains.
• Mimics will use draw in and have rapid hate decay. This causes them to shift targets regularly and draw them in.
• Mimics have an aggro range of 20', and will reaggro the Thief which spawned it, even after a full party wipe and reraise.

• The Thief must never return to within 20' of an idle Mimic or it will reaggro.

• Mimics will not reaggro other party members after a wipe, regardless of their range, unless the party member is within sight aggro of the mimic.

• A Thief may place a party member or Trusts on a Mimic and run away to be defeated by other Nostos foes out of range. The Thief will then be able to safely reraise afterwards, but will still gain aggro if they come within 20' of the Mimic again.
• If a Thief is able to use a pillar or other environmental assets (such as the "spike" found at each corner of the fountains) to block line of sight prior to opening a chest, if that chest turns into a Mimic then it will not aggro. This is dependent on luck as the chest locations are randomized each time.

• The stun effect from these moves may be resisted by increasing ones Magic Evasion and with thunder resistance enhancements such as Carols, Runes, and Barthunder.
• Successfully defeating a Mimic will grant a Large Lustreless Box to a player's personal pool upon successfully examining the Otherworldly Vortex.

Individually Issued Rewards

• Successfully reaching the end of Sheol A, B, or C, examining the Otherworldly Vortex rewards the player with an amount of Gil (based on amount of Nostos mobs killed) and possible Lustreless Boxes (based on amount of Agon Halos and their surrounding beastmen cleared, and/or NMs+), or Large Lustreless Boxes (based on amount of mimics killed or clearing the RoE quest for the first time) of the Sheol wing.
• Examining the Otherworldly Vortex will issue individual rewards, you do not have to leave the instance. Each character must examine it themselves in order to receive their personal pool reward. Once you receive your individual reward you may no longer receive any additional individual rewards for that session, even if you kill more Nostos mobs or clear more agon halos and beastmen afterwards. For this reason, it is advised to save claiming individual rewards until the very end of your run.

• Players may not examine the Portal if they or anyone else in their party has aggro.

Upgrading UNM Equipment

• To begin augmenting UCNM equipment, you must complete the item's corresponding Sheol wing's RoE Quest by examining the Otherworldly Vortex.

• You will need 1,191 Lustreless items (12 stacks and 3 singles) to fully upgrade to .

• Trade 1 of the corresponding Lustreless item, the equipment, and pay the one-time fee of 30,000 Accolades. Unlike the +1 upgrade, there is no game day wait.

• Sheol A related items are Lustreless Scale based.
• Sheol B related items are Lustreless Hide based.
• Sheol C related items are Lustreless Wing based.

• See the Unity Rewards page for which equipment requires which Lustreless item to upgrade it.

Monthly Adventurer Campaigns

There is one campaign that may run any given month.

The Great Odyssey Campaign

• When this Monthly Adventurer Campaign is active, the following changes will be made to the rewards for reaching the Otherworldly Vortex in Sheol A, Sheol B, and Sheol C.
  • • Job Points earned will be increased by 50%.
    • Moogle Segments acquired will be increased by 50%.
    • The number of Lustreless Scale Boxes, Lustreless Hide Boxes, and Lustreless Wing Boxes acquired will be doubled.
• The type of item obtained depends on the Sheol entered.

Sheol A

• The time limit is 30 minutes per entry. This cannot be increased.

• Running out of time will eject all party members.
• Using the Moglophone temporary item will allow you to leave the instance before time expires.

Unique Sheol A Adjustments Notorious Monsters (including Mimics): Offensive Indicolure effects are reduced by: -75%. All Sheol A Monsters: AoE offensive spells and damage to secondary targets are reduced by: -90%.

• Otherworldly Vortex location: Topmost (7th) level.
  • Examining it will complete the RoE Objective, Content → Odyssey → Sheol A.
• All Nostos enemies in Sheol A have a chance to drop Lustreless Scales.
  • See the Unity Rewards page to see which armor pieces they are used to upgrade, and for further details.
• The HP of Nostos foes depends on their level, which increases with each level climbed. Sheol A mob HP: ~30,000 to ~65,000.

• Higher level enemies on higher floors have a higher drop rate.
• Treasure Hunter increases the drop rate of Lustreless items up to a max of 3 Lustreless items dropped per Nostos mob.
• Each Nostos Enemy defeated in Sheol A will grant 5 Moogle Segments starting on the first floor, and scale up 2 segments per floor up to 17 Moogle Segments per Nostos Mob defeated on the last (7th) floor.

• Each successfully opened Chest in Sheol A will grant 50 Moogle Segments regardless of Floor. Coffers will grant 75 Moogle Segments, and Aurum Strongboxes will grant 100.
• Each successfully lockpicked Chest in Sheol A will grant 5 Moogle Segments regardless of Floor. Coffers will grant 7 Moogle Segments, and Aurum Strongboxes will grant 10.

• Every Nostos Enemy defeated, regardless of floor, adds +5,000 gil to each player's individual reward.
• Every Notorious Monster defeated, regardless of floor, adds +1 Job Point to each player's individual reward.
• Defeating 1 Agon Halo and all its accompanying Agon Beastemen adds 1 Lustreless Scale Box to each player's individual reward.
• Defeating 1 Mimic spawned from a chest adds 1 Large Lustreless Scale Box to each player's individual reward.
  • Mimics in Sheol A will exclusively use Death Trap which is an AoE Stun and Poison.

• Agon Halos will only appear on floors: 1, 3, 5, and 7 in Sheol A.

• These Halos are guarded by Quadav, Orc, and Yagudo beastmen.
• All of the Agon Beastmen can be slept or lullabied, unlike in Sheols B and C where they are immune.
• Floor 7 Agon Beastmen in Sheol A contain Beastmen Leader type variants in their groups.

• These Beastmen Leaders will have access to their appropriate SP Abilities.

Translocator Locations

• 3 Translocators are located in Sheol A. Once registered by examining one, you may warp between them at any point.

• This is not lost or reset when an Odyssey is completed, and may be used to gain access to the Otherwordly Portal more quickly.

• You are unable to use the Translocators if you or anyone in your party currently has aggro.

#1: Near the start on the first floor.

#2: On the third floor, close to the Eastern side of the large main area.

#3: On the fifth floor, past the giant doors south of the starting point, and all the way down the stairs.

Sheol A Maps

Sheol A Notorious Monsters

Various Notorious Monsters may be spawned by trading UCNM Materials to various Ethereal Junctions within the instance.

Sheol A NMs begin emitting their aura upon the use of their listed SP.

NM	Pop Item	SP Ability	Aura
Aegypius (Lesser Bird)	Abyssdiver's Feather	Perfect Dodge	Encumbrance
Ailuros (Coeurl)	Voso's Hide	Perfect Dodge	Magic Accuracy Down
Brachys (Crab)	Arthro's Shell	Invincible	Attack Down
Cynara (Sabotender)	Veloz's Needle	Hundred Fists	Avoidance Down
Damysus (Goobbue)	Joyous's Moss	Blood Weapon	Defense Down
Dione (Flytrap)	Orcfeltrap's Leaf	Blood Weapon	Magic Evasion Down
Eurytus (Goobbue)	Heiligtum's Moss	Mighty Strikes	Evasion Down
Gloios (Slime)	Garbage Gel's Mucus	Mighty Strikes	Defense Down
Harpe (Evil Weapon)	Malatrix's Shard	Chainspell	Magic Defense Down
Kusarikku (Bugard)	Immanibugard's Hide	Blood Weapon	Evasion Down
Leucippe (Bat)	Tiyanak's Fang	Perfect Dodge	Attack Down
Megaera (Cockatrice)	Warblade's Hide	Blood Weapon	Magic Attack Down
Physis (Morbol)	Samantha's Vine	Blood Weapon	Evasion Down
Ptelea (Treant)	Mender's Log	Mighty Strikes	Slow
Salmandra (Eft)	Intuila's Hide	Perfect Dodge	Paralyze
Tipuli (Fly)	Imperator's Wing	Mighty Strikes	Magic Defense Down

Sheol A Floor Statistics

Floor	Foe Level	NM Level	Mimic Level	UNM Pop Items Required	Segments Per Kill
1	119	122	124	1	5
2	121	124	126	3	7
3	123	126	128	5	9
4	125	128	130	10	11
5	127	130	132	15	13
6	129	132	134	20	15
7	131	134	136	25	17

Sheol B

The requirements to enter are as follows:

• Players must have completed the Records of Eminence Objective; Content → Odyssey → Sheol A.
• The time limit is 30 minutes per entry. This cannot be increased.

• Running out of time will eject all party members.
• Using the Moglophone temporary item will allow you to leave the instance before time expires.

Unique Sheol B Adjustments Notorious Monsters (including Mimics): Offensive Indicolure effects are reduced by: -85%. All Sheol B Monsters: AoE offensive spells and damage to secondary targets are reduced by: -90%. Spawned NMs are not resistant to AoE damage or Indiclosures, however. All monsters have a particular -25% resistance to a specific damage type, and NMs a 37.5% see table below. These resistances are not defined by typical family values. For instance, Crabs and Pugil aren't ordinarily slashing resistant.

Sheol B Monster Resistances
-25% Slashing Damage
Aquan	Crab		Pugil		Sea Monk
Undead	Skeleton		Ghost		Corse		Doomed		Hound
-25% Blunt Damage
Lizard	Lizard		Raptor		Bugard
Bird	Lesser Bird		Bat		Cockatrice		Roc		Apkallu
Dragon	Wyvern		Puk
-25% Piercing Damage
Beast	Dhalmel		Sheep		Ram		Tiger		Coeurl
	Manticore		Marid		Buffalo		Opo-opo
Arcana	Bombs		Weapons		Magic Pot
Demon	Ahriman		Taurus
-25% Magical Damage
Amorph	Worm		Leech		Slime		Flan		Hecteye
Plantoid	Cactuar		Treant		Sapling		Goobbue		Morbol
Vermin	Bee		Beetle		Crawler		Fly		Scorpion
	Spider		Wamoura
Susceptible to Cruel Joke or
Beastmen Resistances
Tonberry	-37.5% Slashing		-37.5% Breath
Sahagin	-37.5% Piercing
Antica	-37.5% Blunt		-37.5% Breath

• Otherworldly Vortex location: 5th level. (NOT the top floor)
  • There is a floor 6, but there is no exit on this floor. Pay attention to the Conflux you use.
  • Examining it will complete the RoE Objective, Content → Odyssey → Sheol B.
• All Nostos enemies in Sheol B have a chance to drop Lustreless Hides.
  • See the Unity Rewards page to see which armor pieces they are used to upgrade, and for further details.
• The HP of Nostos foes depends on their level, which increases with each level climbed. Sheol B mob HP: ~ to ~.

• Higher level enemies on higher floors have a higher drop rate.
• Treasure Hunter increases the drop rate of Lustreless items up to a max of 3 Lustreless items dropped per Nostos mob.
• Each Nostos Enemy defeated in Sheol B will grant 13 Moogle Segments starting on the first floor, and scaling up 2 segments per floor up to 23 Moogle Segments per Nostos Mob defeated on the last (6th) floor.

• Each successfully opened Chest in Sheol B will grant 75 Moogle Segments regardless of Floor. Coffers will grant 100 Moogle Segments and Aurum Strongboxes will grant 150.

• Every Nostos Enemy defeated, regardless of floor, adds +6,000 gil to each player's individual reward.
• Every Notorious Monster defeated, regardless of floor, adds +1 Job Point to each player's individual reward.
• Defeating 1 Agon Halo and all its accompanying Agon Beastemen adds 1 Lustreless Hide Box to each player's individual reward.
• Defeating 1 Mimic spawned from a chest adds 1 Large Lustreless Hide Box to each player's individual reward.
  • Mimics in Sheol B will exclusively use Hell Trap, an enhanced version of Death Trap which also reduces players TP by 50%.

• Agon Halos will only appear on floors: 1, 3, 5, and 6 in Sheol B.

• These Halos are guarded by Antica, Sahagin, and Tonberry beastmen.
• Floor 6 Agon Beastmen in Sheol A and all Angon Beastmen in Sheol C may contain Beastmen Leader type variants in their groups.

• These Beastmen Leaders on floor 6 will have access to their appropriate SP Abilities.

Translocator Locations

• 3 Translocators are located in Sheol B. Once registered by examining one, you may warp between them at any point.

• This is not lost or reset when an Odyssey is completed, and may be used to gain access to the Otherworldly Vortex to unlock personal rewards faster. For example, it is quicker to warp to Floor 6 then run back down to Floor 5, vs starting at the very bottom Floor 5 and having to run up all 6 flights of stairs to access the Otherworldly Vortex.

• You are unable to use the Translocators if anyone in your party currently has aggro.

#1: Near the start on the first floor

#2: On the third floor, south of where you start, hug the right wall.

#3: On the sixth floor, north of where you start, hug the right wall.

Sheol B Maps

The following are additionally marked up maps that visualize the placing of mobs, halos and roughly that of chests.
The actual positions of mob types, halos, chests and junctions are randomized on entry! Do not use these maps to try to locate chests and/or NMs

Sheol B Notorious Monsters

Various Notorious Monsters may be spawned by trading UCNM Materials to various Ethereal Junctions within the instance.
Each possess a -37.5% resistance. Which is of the same type as their family for the zone.

All Sheol B NMs will spawn adds on the use of their SP. While the adds are alive, the NM possesses the listed aura. Defeating the adds removes the aura.

Notorious Monster	Family	UCNM Pop Item	SP Ability	Aura
Akidu	Fly	Vermillion Fishfly's Wing	Mighty Strikes	Defense Up
Allergorhai	Worm	Chunk Of Specter's Ore	Perfect Dodge	Defense Up
Apollinaris VII-II	Antica	Centurio's Armor	Manafont	Defense Up
Azdaha	Wyvern	Coca's Wing	Perfect Dodge	Regain
Bendigeidfran	Golem	Largantua's Shard	Blood Weapon	Magic Absorption
Bes	Hecteyes	Azrael's Eye	Chainspell	Defense Up
Chelamma	Scorpion	Mephitas's Claw	Blood Weapon	Defense Up
Chnubis	Manticore	Glazemane's Fang	Invincible	Attack Up
Count Malefis	Vampyr	Vidmapire's Claw	Blood Weapon	Regen
Fleet-footed Lokberry	Tonberry	Clawberry's Coat	Astral Flow
Fornax	Cluster	Volatile Cluster's Ash	Blood Weapon	Magic Absorption
Gandji	Greater Bird	Arke's Wing	Mighty Strikes	Attack Up
Gravehaunter	Corse	Muut's Vestment	Manafont	Regen
Ishum	Bomb	Grand Grenade's Ash	Perfect Dodge	Magic Absorption
Kuk	Dark Dragon	Beist's Blood	Mighty Strikes	Regain
Langmeidong	Greater Bird	Vedrfolnir's Wing	Perfect Dodge	Attack Up
Man-kheper-re	Beetle	Lumber Jill's Spittle	Invincible	Defense Up
Maverick Maude	Morbol	Celine's Vine	Mighty Strikes	Defense Up
Nerites	Crab	Ayapec's Shell	Hundred Fists	Regen
Ptesan Wi	Buffalo	Camahueto's Fur	Mighty Strikes	Attack Up
Shara	Evil Weapon	Douma's Shard	Hundred Fists	Magic Absorption
Simir	Colibri	Mhuufya's Beak	Perfect Dodge	Attack Up
Spyrysyon	Fomor	Ethereal Incense	Invincible	Regen
Tabitjet	Scorpion	Uropygid's Needle	Mighty Strikes	Defense Up
Taniwha	Sea Monk	Bakunawa's Ink	Hundred Fists	Regen
Tripix	Goblin	Bambrox's Shawl	Eagle Eye Shot	Attack Up
Zacatzontli	Greater Bird	Strix's Tailfeather	Benediction	Attack Up

Sheol B Floor Statistics

Floor	Foe Level	NM Level	Mimic Level	UNM Pop Items Required	Segments Per Kill
1	124	127	129	1	13
2	126	129	131	3	15
3	128	131	133	5	17
4	130	133	135	10	19
5	132	135	137	15	21
6	134	137	139	20	23

Sheol C

The requirements to enter are as follows:

• Players must have completed the Records of Eminence Objective; Content → Odyssey → Sheol B.
• The time limit is 30 minutes per entry. This cannot be increased.

• Running out of time will eject all party members.
• Using the Moglophone temporary item will allow you to leave the instance before time expires.

Unique Sheol C Adjustments Notorious Monsters (including Mimics): Offensive Indicolure effects are reduced by: -95%. All Sheol C Monsters: AoE offensive spells and damage to secondary targets are reduced by: -90%. All monsters have a particular -50% resistance to a specific damage type, and NMs a 62.5% see table below. These resistances are not defined by typical family values. For instance, Crabs and Pugil aren't ordinarily slashing resistant.

Sheol C Monster Resistances
-50% Slashing Damage
Aquan	Crab		Pugil
Undead	Skeleton		Ghost		Qutrub
-50% Blunt Damage
Lizard	Raptor		Bugard
Bird	Lesser Bird		Bat		Cockatrice		Roc
	Colibri		Apkallu
Dragon	Dahak		Wyvern		Puk
-50% Piercing Damage
Beast	Rabbit		Sheep		Ram		Tiger
	Coeurl		Manticore		Marid
Arcana	Bomb Cluster		Weapons
Demon	Imp		Soulflayer
Amorph	Worm		Leech		Slime		Flan
-50% Magical Damage
Plantoid	Funguar		Treant		Sapling		Mandragora
	Goobbue		Morbol		Flytrap
Vermin	Bee		Chigoe		Crawler		Fly
	Scorpion		Spider		Diremite		Wamouras
Susceptible to Cruel Joke or
Beastmen Resistances
Lamiae	-62.5% Slashing		-62.5% Breath		-12.5% Magic
Mamool Ja	-62.5% Piercing		-12.5% Breath		-12.5% Slashing
Trolls	-62.5% Blunt		-62.5% Breath		-12.5% Piercing

• Otherworldly Vortex location: Floor 4.

• Examining it will complete the Records of Eminence Objective, Content → Odyssey → Sheol C.

• This is a one time objective and will unlock Sheol - Gaol.

• All Nostos enemies in Sheol C have a chance to drop Lustreless Wings.

• Higher level enemies on higher floors have a higher drop rate.
• Treasure Hunter increases the drop rate of Lustreless items up to a max of 3 Lustreless items dropped per Nostos mob.
• See the Unity Rewards page to see which armor pieces they are used to upgrade, and for further details.

• The HP of Nostos foes depends on their level, which increases with each level climbed. Sheol C mob HP: ~60,000 to ~.

• Each Nostos Enemy defeated in Sheol C will grant 25 Moogle Segments starting on the first floor, and scaling up 2 segments per floor up to 31 Moogle Segments per Nostos Mob defeated on the last (4th) floor.

• Each successfully opened Chest will grant 100 Moogle Segments regardless of Floor. Coffers will grant 150 Moogle Segments and Aurum Strongboxes will grant 200.

• Every Nostos Enemy defeated, regardless of floor, adds +7,000 gil to each player's individual reward.
• Every Nostos Enemy defeated will grant 25 Moogle Segments to all players starting on Floor 1, and scaling by 2 pts per floor up to 31 Moogle Segments per enemy defeated on the top floor.
• Every Notorious Monster defeated, regardless of floor, adds +1 Job Point to each player's individual reward.
• Defeating 1 Agon Halo and all its accompanying Agon Beastemen adds 1 Lustreless Wing Box to each player's individual reward.
• Defeating 1 Mimic spawned from a chest adds 1 Large Lustreless Wing Box to each player's individual reward.
  • Mimics in Sheol C will exclusively use Hell Trap, an enhanced version of Death Trap which also reduces players TP by 50%.
• Agon Halos appear on every floor in Sheol C.

• These Halos are guarded by Lamia, Troll, and Mamool Ja beastmen.
• All Angon Beastmen Leaders in Sheol C on floor 4 will have access to their appropriate SP Abilities.

Translocator Locations

• 2 Translocators are located in Sheol C. Once registered by examining one, you may warp between them at any point.

• This is not lost or reset when an Odyssey is completed.

• You are unable to use the Translocators if anyone in your party currently has aggro.

#1: Near the start on the first floor

#2: On the second floor, east then north of where you start, hug the left wall up the stairs.

Sheol C Maps

Sheol C Notorious Monsters

Various Notorious Monsters may be spawned by trading UCNM Materials to various Ethereal Junctions within the instance.

Sheol C NMs reset enmity upon the use of their listed SP and when they Level Up.

• Level ups occur starting every 60-100 seconds after the SP usage, up to ten times.

Notorious Monster	Family	UCNM Pop Item	SP Ability	Resists
Asena	Cerberus	Sarama's Hide	Hundred Fists
Bygul	Khimaira	Shedu's Mane	Perfect Dodge
Chaos Steward	Dvergr	Tumult's Blood	Manafont
Dabbat al-Ard	Behemoth	Sovereign's Hide	Hundred Fists
Kurmajara	Adamantoise	Tolba's Shell	Invincible
Lotanu	Wyrm	Hidhaegg's Scale	Mighty Strikes
Wayra Tata	Hydra	Thu'ban's Scale	Invincible

Sheol C Floor Statistics

Floor	Foe Level	NM Level	Mimic Level	UNM Pop Items Required	Segments Per Kill
1	129	132	134	1	25
2	131	134	136	3	27
3	133	136	138	5	29
4	135	138	140	10	31

Sheol Gaol

The requirements to enter are as follows:

• Players must have completed the Records of Eminence Objective; Content → Odyssey → Sheol C.
• All party members must have at least 3 jobs at 99 in order to enter and should have different jobs at 99 if wishing to enter as a party.

• This means if a party of 6 players wishes to enter then they should have 18 different jobs at 99 in total between them.

• Sheol Gaol is a boss gauntlet area. Each Boss battle has a hard 15 minute time limit, with the ability to challenge up to three bosses in each entry. This results in a maximum of 45 minutes within the instance.
• Players must have 3 Moglophone II to enter the battlefield.

• By talking to the Pilgrim Moogle by examining the ??? in Rabao near the Veridical Conflux at (G-6) after clearing the ROE for Sheol C, it will mumble something about the Darkness then eventually give you 3 Moglophone II Key Items for free.
• Unlike the Moglophone, There is no timer on obtaining a Moglophone II. The only requirement is that you have the 3,000 Moogle Segments on hand in order to purchase the Key Item.
• Subsequent Moglophone IIs will cost 3000 Moogle Segments each, purchased from the Pilgrim Moogle.
• Each Boss attempt will exhaust 1 Moglophone II.
• As mentioned, each player needs 3 Moglophone IIs to enter Sheol Gaol, but you do not need to spend all three each time you enter. Leftover Moglophone IIs will be retained if players exit after one fight.
  • NOTE: If one player chooses to leave the area after expending a Moglophone II, the rest of the party will be unable to enter any further fights due to the party composition changing.

Unique Sheol Limitations Support Jobs are restricted. Trust magic can be used regardless of enmity.

Upon entering, players arrive into a Waiting Area with a 15 minute time limit to prepare for the various boss battles. The 15 minute Waiting Area timer starts counting down as soon as you zone in and will continue from where it stopped after you kill each boss and get sent back.

• For this reason, it is advised that you have job assignments worked out in advance with all the equipment you need already on you, so that you spend as little time as possible preparing for each boss.

Upon defeating a boss, players are warped back to the Waiting Area (with the remainder of the 15 minute Waiting Area time limit) to change jobs and prep gear. The 15 minute Waiting Area timer will not reset. E.g. If you take 5 minutes prepping and then your party enters the battlefield killing a chosen boss, you will be sent back to the Waiting Area with 10 minutes remaining to job change and prepare for the next boss.

• Access is given to your main inventory and Mog Wardrobes, as well as Mog Satchel, Sack, Case, Safe and Locker, but not Mog Storage.
• Note: As of the May 2021 update there is now a Porter Moogle available.
• Players cannot use the same main job used in a previous fight. Players cannot be the same job during the same fight. Sub-jobs are not available/restricted.
  • For example, if the setup PLD RDM COR GEO is used to fight one boss, then when you return to the waiting room, you cannot enter the next fight with any of those jobs present.
  • A similar universal rule is applied to Trusts: Once a trust is called, they are locked out from reuse for the present or remaining two battles.
    • Trusts can be summoned mid-fight even if the player has enmity on the target.

At the opposite end of the room, there is a Veridical Conflux; examining it will warp you to the boss area.

• You will need to select which NM to warp to.
• For each Atonement, you do not have to kill the NMs in any particular order.

Notorious Monsters & Rewards

Atonement 1 monsters can be fought immediately upon unlocking Sheol Gaol.

Atonement 1
Monster Family Corresponding Equipment  Dealan-dhe  Twitherym Hesperiidae  Sgili  Umbril Epitaph  U Bnai  Acuex Neo Animator  Gogmagog  Dullahan Coiste Bodhar

Atonement 2 monsters can be fought only once the party leader has defeated all four NMs in Atonement 1.

Atonement 2
Monster Family Corresponding Equipment  Aristaeus  Chapuli Acrontica  Raskovniche  Snapweed Beithir Ring  Marmorkrebs  Craklaw Tsuru  Gigelorum  Matamata Schere Earring  Procne  Tulfaire Tellen Belt  Henwen  Raaz Obstinate Sash

Atonement 3 monsters can be fought only once the party leader has defeated all six NMs in Atonement 2.

Atonement 3

Monster Family Corresponding Equipment  Xevioso  Bztavian   Ikenga's Attire · Ikenga's Axe · Ikenga's Lance · Kunimitsu  Ngai  Rockfin   Gleti's Armor · Gleti's Crossbow · Gleti's Knife · Gekkei  Kalunga  Gabbrath   Sakpata's Armor · Sakpata's Fists · Sakpata's Sword  Ongo  Waktza   Agwu's Attire · Agwu's Axe · Agwu's Claymore · Agwu's Scythe  Mboze  Yggdreant   Bunzi's Attire · Bunzi's Chopper · Bunzi's Rod  Arebati  Cehuetzi   Mpaca's Attire · Mpaca's Bow · Mpaca's Staff

Atonement 4 monsters can be fought only once the party leader has defeated all six NMs in Atonement 3.

Atonement 4
Monster Family Corresponding Equipment  Bumba  Wyrm Nyame Armor

Sheol Gaol Rewards

• Defeating NMs in Sheol - Gaol provides the corresponding "Information on ..." key items from the corresponding Notorious Monster and allows players to purchase the equipment.
  • The starting price for all equipment is fixed, see below for the initial costs. Subsequent world kills lowers the price.
    • Price reductions are tied directly to server win count and are not bound to a period of time check.
  • Atonement 1 equipment starts at 2,000,000 Gil.
  • Atonement 2 equipment starts at 3,000,000 Gil.
  • Atonement 3 weapons start at 4,500,000 Gil, and armor starts at 6,000,000 Gil.
  • Atonement 4 equipment starts at 7,500,000 Gil.

Augmenting Rewards

Before players can spend Reinforcement Points on an item, they must unlock rank tiers on each piece of equipment. In order to unlock the augment system, you must defeat at least 1 NM above V+0.

To increase an item's maximum augment rank, players must defeat the NM who originally unlocked the equipment for purchase on higher Vengeance levels.

• Defeating the NM on any Vengeance level allows augmentation up to Rank 15.
• Defeating the NM on Veng+15 or above allows augmentation up to Rank 20.
• Defeating the NM on Veng+20 or above allows augmentation up to Rank 25.
• Defeating the NM on Veng+25 allows augmentation up to Rank 30.

NM Vengeance	Item Maximum Rank
+0	15
+15	20
+20	25
+25	30

Modifying "Vengeance"

The Vengeance level of a NM determines its strength and the abilities it can use. After all initial defeats of the Atonement Tier NMs, "Vengeance+1-5" difficulties are then accessible for each NM in the specific tier cleared.

• Defeating an NM on "Vengeance+5" unlocks "Vengeance+6"-"Vengeance+10".
• Defeating an NM on "Vengeance+10" then unlocks "Vengeance+11"-"Vengeance+15", and so on.
• Defeating all Atonement 1 NMs on "Vengeance+5" or greater unlocks Atonement 2's "Vengeance+1"-"Vengeance+5".

• Similarly, by defeating all 4 types of "Vengeance+10"-"Vengeance+15" bosses in Atonement 1, "Vengeance+6"-"Vengeance+10" and "Vengeance+11"-"Vengeance+15" of the Atonement 2 bosses will be unlocked.

• The same rules apply to Atonement 3 bosses and adjusting their "Vengeance" according to progress made on Atonement 2 "Vengeance".
• It is possible to take along another player with no progress in any Atonement area or "Vengeance" ranks to skip their grind.

• E.g. A player may clear all T3s on V15 then go back and climb T1/T2 and will then automatically have access to the T3 V15s without clearing them all over.

The rules above are also applied to Atonement 2, 3 and 4 areas.

Earning RP

Understanding the method of earning RP is best, and more simply understood, by reviewing the Moogle Amplifier page.

Reinforcement Points are earned when you fight an NM of Vengeance +1 or higher, whether or not you successfully defeat the NM. RP earned is based on the Vengeance level, the amount of damage dealt, and the use of Moogle Amplifiers.

• RP is earned for each 5% of the NM's HP removed. You must deal at least 5% of the NM's HP before timing out in order to earn RP.
• Using a Moogle Amplifier will triple the RP rewards. See its page or the table below for details.
• You will not earn RP if you leave the zone before winning or timing out, e.g. by using Warp or a Moglophone II.
• You may earn RP even if you do not yet own the equipment it augments.
• There is cap of 50,000 RP stored per NM. Spending down RP by augmenting equipment will allow you to continue earning RP.

RP can be used by interacting with the ??? (Pilgrim Moogle) in Rabao at (G-6), and then trading your desired piece of gear in order to enhance the augment.

• RP earned is unique per NM, and can only be spent on that NM's corresponding equipment.
• The Pilgrim Moogle can also tell you which Vengeance level you've defeated and how many RP you are holding from each NM.
• Unneeded RP can be exchanged at a 1:1 ratio for Moogle Segments.

The base amount of RP earned for a kill is equal to the NextRP for the previous rank (Veng - 1) divided by 5. Veng+1 NM's are treated as having a previous rank NextRP of 30. This value can also be found in the table below.

The exact amount of RP received can be calculated via the following formula:

The HP% used is the lowest the NM had been, rounded to the nearest 5% (e.g. if you timed out at 43%, use 45% for the formula).

When using a Moogle Amplifier, you will also receive an additional amount equal to 4x the base value. Afterwards, the value is floored.

A charged Moogle Amplifier will also give a bonus of 6x the RP of a 100% kill for the average Veng level (rounded down) of the charge.

Example: V19 Bumba Taken to 23%, Moogle Amplifier used with a V25 charge
baseRP = 1580 (R18 RP to Next Level) / 5 = 316 RP = (316 * ((100 - 25) / 100)) + (floor((100 - 25) / 100) * 316) + (4 * 316) RP = (316 * 0.75) + (0 * 316) + (4 * 316) RP = 237 (for taking down 75%) + 0 (win bonus) + 1,264 (amp bonus) RP = 1,501 + (1,164 * 6) (V25 Charge Bonus) RP = 8485

Gaol RP Values

Veng	BaseRP	94%	89%	84%	79%††	74%	69%	64%	59%	54%	49%	44%	39%	34%	29%	24%	19%	14%	9%	4%	0%	Amp Bonus	Charge Bonus†
+1	6	0	0	0	1	1	1	2	2	2	3	3	3	3	4	4	4	5	5	5	12	24	72
+2	10	0	1	1	2	2	3	3	4	4	5	5	6	6	7	7	8	8	9	9	20	40	120
+3	16	0	1	2	3	4	4	5	6	7	8	8	9	10	11	12	12	13	14	15	32	64	192
+4	24	1	2	3	4	6	7	8	9	10	12	13	14	15	16	18	19	20	21	22	48	96	288
+5	34	1	3	5	6	8	10	11	13	15	17	18	20	22	23	25	27	28	30	32	68	136	408
+6	44	2	4	6	8	11	13	15	17	19	22	24	26	28	30	33	35	37	39	41	88	176	528
+7	56	2	5	8	11	14	16	19	22	25	28	30	33	36	39	42	44	47	50	53	112	224	672
+8	68	3	6	10	13	17	20	23	27	30	34	37	40	44	47	51	54	57	61	64	136	272	816
+9	82	4	8	12	16	20	24	28	32	36	41	45	49	53	57	61	65	69	73	77	164	328	984
+10	96	4	9	14	19	24	28	33	38	43	48	52	57	62	67	72	76	81	86	91	192	384	1,152
+11	112	5	11	16	22	28	33	39	44	50	56	61	67	72	78	84	89	95	100	106	224	448	1,344
+12	130	6	13	19	26	32	39	45	52	58	65	71	78	84	91	97	104	110	117	123	260	520	1,560
+13	150	7	15	22	30	37	45	52	60	67	75	82	90	97	105	112	120	127	135	142	300	600	1,800
+14	172	8	17	25	34	43	51	60	68	77	86	94	103	111	120	129	137	146	154	163	344	688	2,064
+15	196	9	19	29	39	49	58	68	78	88	98	107	117	127	137	147	156	166	176	186	392	784	2,352
+16	222	11	22	33	44	55	66	77	88	99	111	122	133	144	155	166	177	188	199	210	444	888	2,664
+17	250	12	25	37	50	62	75	87	100	112	125	137	150	162	175	187	200	212	225	237	500	1,000	3,000
+18	282	14	28	42	56	70	84	98	112	126	141	155	169	183	197	211	225	239	253	267	564	1,128	3,384
+19	316	15	31	47	63	79	94	110	126	142	158	173	189	205	221	237	252	268	284	300	632	1,264	3,792
+20	352	17	35	52	70	88	105	123	140	158	176	193	211	228	246	264	281	299	316	334	704	1,408	4,224
+21	392	19	39	58	78	98	117	137	156	176	196	215	235	254	274	294	313	333	352	372	784	1,568	4,704
+22	434	21	43	65	86	108	130	151	173	195	217	238	260	282	303	325	347	368	390	412	868	1,736	5,208
+23	480	24	48	72	96	120	144	168	192	216	240	264	288	312	336	360	384	408	432	456	960	1,920	5,760
+24	530	26	53	79	106	132	159	185	212	238	265	291	318	344	371	397	424	450	477	503	1,060	2,120	6,360
+25	582	29	58	87	116	145	174	203	232	261	291	320	349	378	407	436	465	494	523	552	1,164	2,328	6,984

^†Grants the bonus RP for the average Veng level of the 3 NMs used to charge, regardless of the Veng level of the fight the charge is used on.

^††Rewards increase at 5% HP intervals, so 24% damage dealt (to avoid adds) is equivalent to only 20%.

• A chart showing the Amplified-specific values can be found on the Moogle Amplifier page.

Using the same example for the formula above, you can also use this chart to find the RP value.
RP = 237 (V19 24% HP Threshold) + 1,264 (V19 Amp Bonus) + 6,984 (V25 Charge Bonus)
RP = 8,485

Vengeance-based strategic tradeoffs:

• Dealing at least 55% damage to a Veng+19 NM grants more RP than dealing 24% damage to a Veng+20 NM to avoid adds.
• Dealing at least 65% damage to a Veng+24 NM grants more RP than dealing 24% damage to a Veng+25 NM.

RP Allocation

The following table specifies how many Reinforcement Points need to be allocated to reach each rank for an item.

Rank	RP To Next Level	Total RP
1	50	0
2	80	50
3	120	130
4	170	250
5	220	420
6	280	640
7	340	920
8	410	1260
9	480	1670
10	560	2150
11	650	2710
12	750	3360
13	860	4110
14	980	4970
15	1110	5950
16	1250	7060
17	1410	8310
18	1580	9720
19	1760	11300
20	1960	13060
21	2170	15020
22	2400	17190
23	2650	19590
24	2910	22240
25	3180	25150
26	3460	28330
27	3760	31790
28	4070	35550
29	4400	39620
30		44020

References

• Level Growth of Nostos mobs (ごまだら, 日本語 Twitter)
• Lv131 (Sheol A Floor 7) Nostos Flytrap HP (ごまだら, 日本語 Twitter)
• Nostos Mobs are Charmable (shamgi, FFXIAH)
• Agon Beastmen kill Rewards (Bahamut.Lexouritis, FFXIAH)
• Killing Mimics rewards Boxes at the end of a successful Odyssey (Carbuncle.Papesse, FFXIAH)
• Moogle Mastery Requires NM wins (Ragnarok.Inx, FFXIAH)
• Moogle Master goes up to V (Asura.Geriond, FFXIAH)
• Moogle Mastery VI with only 500 Nostos (Siren.Codegen, FFXIAH)
• UCNM Material Cost to pop NMs (alamihgo, FFXIAH)
• trash mobs (Localization error)