Final Fantasy XIV All Experience Buffs and How to Get Them

Leveling up your jobs in FFXIV can be a bit of a hassle. In this article, we’ll show you how to find and use all available EXP buffs to speed up the process.

Final Fantasy XIV All Experience Buffs and How to Get Them
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In Final Fantasy XIV, leveling up a new job can be a little difficult, but there is no right or wrong method to do it. However, if you want to level up without using Tales of Adventure, there are undoubtedly more effective ways to accomplish the task. With the help of all the experience buffs available, you’ll have a much smoother and faster experience.

Final Fantasy XIV All Experience Buffs


Food

In FFXIV, any food you use will give you a 3% experience bonus in combat. The stats the food gives you don’t matter as long as you get the EXP buff. It might just be 3%, but it adds up in the long run. You can buy food from most vendors.

The Heat of Battle

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You can also activate a buff from your Free Company or have your Free Company captain do so. The Heat of Battle II is the easiest way to get an experience boost, providing 24 hours of +10% experience. This can be exchanged for 7,000 company seals at the Free Company administration centers in Gridania, Limsa Lominsa, and U'ldah.

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The Heat of Battle III likewise provides a 15% increase, but grade three buffs are unique items that your Free Company will need to craft and may have limited access to.

Rested EXP

Remember to log out or remain idle in Sanctuary places in order to benefit from Rested EXP. Any location that has an Aetheryte is a Sanctuary. Simply said, Rested EXP is the experience that has been stored up to 1.5 levels and is given back to you as a +50% boost on monsters killed until the bonus is depleted.

Armory Bonus

You should get an Armory Bonus automatically if this is your second job to level. Bonuses for secondary jobs at levels 1-79 are +100%, while bonuses at levels 80+ are just +50%.

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You will always receive an Armory Bonus while leveling up if your highest class level is 90. It makes the most sense to level one job all the way to 90 first, then take advantage of the EXP boost with your secondary jobs if your goal is to level multiple jobs.

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Experience-Bonus Items

You should use experience-bonus items and don't worry about character stats because these items frequently scale to higher levels. The following items have leveling bonuses:

  • Moogle Cap: +20% when level ten and below, obtainable by pre-ordering A Realm Reborn (no longer available)
  • Helm of Light: +20% when level ten and below, obtainable through the A Realm Reborn Collector's Edition
  • Friendship Circlet: +20% when level 25 and below, obtainable via the Recruit a Friend campaign
  • Brand-new Ring: +30% when level 30 and below, obtainable by completing all Adventure Guild Trials for a single role at the Hall of the Novice
  • Ala Mhigan Earrings: +30% when level 50 and below, obtainable by pre-ordering Stormblood (no longer available)
  • Aetheryte Earring: +30% when level 70 and below, obtainable by pre-ordering Shadowbringers (no longer available)
  • Menphina Earring: +30% when level 80 and below, obtainable by pre-ordering Endwalker (no longer available)
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Final Fantasy XIV

Final Fantasy XIV

Final Fantasy XIV is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) developed and published by Square Enix. Set in the fantasy world of Eorzea, the game features a rich narrative, intricate lore, and dynamic gameplay. Players can create characters, join factions, and participate in various activities, such as quests, crafting, and dungeons. Final Fantasy XIV emphasizes exploration, character progression, and social interaction, offering a deep and immersive experience. The game includes regular updates and expansions, introducing new content, storylines, and gameplay mechanics. Final Fantasy XIV is praised for its engaging story, detailed world, and vibrant community.

Genres
MMORPG
Platform(s)
PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5
Release Date
Aug 27, 2013
Price
$14.99
Developer(s)
Square Enix
Publisher(s)
Square Enix
ESRB Rating
T