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You can have 8 recruits in your Squadron Roster, though each Squadron Mission only requires a party of 4. Who Should You Recruit? (Races and Classes) Perhaps you’ll be persuaded to let them join because of their persistence. It’s possible that the same recruit is in your pile of Enlistment Papers more than once, if they happen to be randomly chosen as the applicant when you complete multiple challenges. You can stack up recruits and then go through them whenever you choose, but you’ll have to make a decision on each one before you can see the next one in the pile. You can also select ‘postpone’ if you don’t want to decide right now. Questioning just lets you see them up close before you decide to recruit or dismiss them. Here you’ll be able to review potential recruits and question them or dismiss them. Inside your Grand Company Barracks, you’ll find a table with Enlistment Papers on it. This item boosts the likelihood that a completed challenge will earn you an applicant, and the buff remains active until a recruit applies to join. It’s also a reward from certain Squadron Missions every week. You can buy this for 2000 Company Seals under the Material Tab of the highest rank. To increase the chance of someone applying, use a Squadron Enlistment Manual. Or, I might not get any applications at all. Or instead Kumokiri, a female Au Ra Gladiator might apply. Note that the ‘Guildhests’ and ‘Dungeons’ categories no longer exist, and were rolled together into the ‘Battles’ category.įor example, ‘Making Like a Tree’ is a ‘Levequest’ category challenge, so once I complete that I might get an application from Nanasomi, a male Lalafell Archer. There’s a list here, where you can see the different categories that may entice each recruit. Which recruits apply to be in your Squadron depends on which categories your Challenge Log tasks are from.

Click on ‘Adventurer Squadron’ to see what mission is underway, how much time is remaining on it, and whether or not you have new recruits. To check if you have new applicants, go to your Timers menu (default keybind Ctrl+U).

Each time you complete a task you have a chance of receiving a recruit’s application. That’s why it’s a requirement to have it unlocked before you gain access to Adventurer Squadrons. The way you get new recruits is by completing tasks in the Challenge Log. Squadron members are limited to the base classes (Gladiator, Marauder, Conjurer, Lancer, Pugilist, Rogue, Archer, Thaumaturge, and Arcanist) and they can reach a maximum level of 60. Your recruit must be at least level 51 in order to use glamours. Normal glamour rules apply to Squadron members, so the items have to be the appropriate level and class for the person to wear. There’s also a Glamour Dresser and Armoire in this room, so you can glamour your team members’ outfits (or your own) easily. Entering this takes you to the Barracks of your Grand Company which is where you’ll go to manage your Squadron’s members, recruits, training, and missions. One of the doors will now have the option labelled ‘Entrance to the Barracks’. Once you’ve unlocked Adventurer Squadrons, there will be a new area available to you in your Grand Company’s Headquarters. If you’re over level 15 and haven’t unlocked it yet, check out this post on the Challenge Log’s Tasks and Rewards for more information. I really recommend the Challenge Log for new players as soon as they can access it. This is done by completing the level 15 quest ‘ Rising to the Challenge‘. It’s worth noting that this quest requires you to have unlocked the Challenge Log first. New players will likely be locked out until they can farm up the necessary Company Seals and complete the relevant quests. It’s a fairly high rank, being the first rank of the highest ‘tier’ in your Grand Company. This requires you to have the rank of Second Lieutenant or higher. You’ll need to complete the level 47 quest ‘ Squadron and Commander‘ at your Grand Company.

#FF14 MAELSTROM RANKS HOW TO#

I’ll also tell you how to go about levelling up and building your team, and tips on how to complete both Squadron Missions and Command Missions consistently for easy rewards. In this guide I’m going to cover how to unlock and recruit Squadron members, as well as what you should be looking for among those recruits. Squadrons can be a good source of useful consumables if you pay attention to them, and you can even use them to help level your combat jobs if you’re intimidated or frustrated with the Duty Finder. Did you know you can command your own little platoon of NPC adventurers? A lot of new players aren’t aware of this part of the game, since it’s kind of tucked away behind Grand Companies.

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