New Outfits Released in Final Fantasy 14, But There’s a Twist

Final Fantasy 14 has recently spiced things up by rolling out two new exclusive outfits available for purchase in their Online Store using real money. Players can now add The Warden’s Attire and the Far Eastern Performer’s Attire to their collection, each boasting its own unique design and dye channels. Additionally, the game is hosting several events like the Hatching-Tide and the Callback Campaign, adding more fun and engagement for players.

As of April 16, players can snag these outfits from the game’s Online Store. Be sure to take note, though – while the Far Eastern Performer’s Attire adds a touch of flair to many characters, one piece of it won’t appear on certain character models. Meanwhile, Final Fantasy 14 is bustling with activities. The Callback Campaign is a great opportunity for players to invite friends back to the virtual land of Eorzea, offering the returning players seven days of free gaming and Silver Chocobo Feathers to help them catch up. Additionally, the Hatching-Tide event is in full swing in Gridania, rewarding players who complete its short quests with an Archon Egg Parasol to flaunt in their accessory collections. Fans should hurry, though, as this Easter-themed event wraps up on April 24.

Beyond the standard in-game festivities, Final Fantasy 14’s Online Store is also hosting a sale on a variety of cosmetic items tied to Hatching-Tide. The Warden’s Attire notably draws inspiration from Azeyma, a revered deity within Eorzea’s lore. Those looking to imitate Azeyma’s style will need to budget for the $18 outfit and an additional $5 for the hairstyle, bringing the total to $23 plus any applicable taxes and fees.

In addition to The Warden’s Attire, players can embrace the Far Eastern Performer’s Attire, which draws its style from traditional Korean folk music performances. Priced at $18, this four-piece ensemble even includes a versatile mask that can be customized for use either on or off the character’s face. Unfortunately, the mask won’t appear when equipped by Viera or Hrothgar character models. As for added customization, pieces from both attire sets offer dual dye channels. And don’t forget, past Hatching-Tide rewards are temporarily on sale until the event concludes on April 24.

As the month rolls on, excitement builds for April 22, when Final Fantasy 14 plans to launch Patch 7.21, unveiling new content like Cosmic Exploration. With these updates and new items, April promises to keep players of Final Fantasy 14 thoroughly entertained.