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Encyclopaedia Eorzea -The World of Final Fantasy XIV- Volume II
£29.20£45.60 (-36%)
The second volume of the official Final Fantasy XIV lore books, written and compiled by the Final Fantasy XIV development team! Packed with art and information, this full-colour, hardcover volume presents a panoramic overview of the world of Eorzea and its inhabitants. The world of Final Fantasy XIV has grown to encompass not only the untraversed corners of Eorzea, but the far-reaching lands of an entire new continent to the east. With new horizons come new discoveries, and so it is with great pleasure that we bring you the second volume of Square Enix’s best-selling Encyclopaedia Eorzea, containing hundreds of pages of newly compiled information on the realms we proudly call our second home. Dedicated to those for whom the pursuit of knowledge is a never-ending journey. Includes an exclusive bonus item code for an in-game item, Matoya’s Hat (head gear)!
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Additional information
| Publisher | Square Enix Books, 1st edition (14 April 2022) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Hardcover | 304 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1646091434 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1646091430 |
| Dimensions | 21.56 x 2.87 x 30.38 cm |
by velimir radulovic
Just like the first tome, its an absolute pleasure to have it, beautiful illustrations, great quality and came in perfect condition. 11/10 in my book.
by Rhys
After the initial hassle it took to get this, and the first one being damaged in shipping, this book is a beautiful testament to the love and care the devs put into their worldbuilding. I love FFXIV, and this book really just reminds me of so many happy memories playing through with my friends.
by Mark
code included, and worked on EU
by Judy G
This is a wonderful companion to the FFXIV games. In this book, you’ll find a brief story for every character, landmark and weapon, which expands on what is available in the game itself – the world building is phenomenal. The images are slightly blurry, but this is primarily due to the style of paper used, which has been dyed to resemble a tome you might find in game.
The book also covers the story from the end of Heavensward to the end of Stormblood. Reading the summary allowed me to join the events in game together – sometimes, I miss out on the finer details just because there’s so much to see and absorb!
It’s a fascinating read if you’re a fan of the series and I would strongly recommend purchasing this and the previous encyclopaedia if you want to understand the story, politics and history of Eorzea in full.
by N
Perfect, every little detail you could want across part 1 and 2
by N
Absolutely stunning books, highly recommend for XIV superfans. Will take a long time to read as the font is very small. Amazing artwork and lore within the books. In game item code is found in the back couple of pages.
Good price on Amazon too! So glad I got them both.
by SZ
What can I say about this
Great great great book
The art is great
The reading is great
Everything great
One thing to say if you have reading problems all need big letter to read I would advise not to buy as writing is very small
by Animefan
Book arrived day of release, good quality. Still to try item code for in-game hat, but assume it’s okay.
Lots of info of Stormblood info setting inside. Still to read, but lots of love.
My only gripe would be at a glance is the font is small (size 8 or 9 think) to cram in so much text into the book, so not the best for those with poor eyesight.
Other than that disappointed the Warrior of Light is described as male in the text when referenced. While male hyurs do make up the most created characters, its the default option and most of these dlmt get far in game. According to the game’s census, when you look at characters active at max LVL female Miqo’te and female Au Ra completely dominate the number of active characters, male hyur isn’t even a close third. The majority of people play a female Warrior of Light – there’s a reason people joke FF14 is a cat/dragon-girl simulator.
So it’s thats not a big issue, its not going to ruin reading about the lore which is what the book is about, but it would have been nice if the writers had made WOL’s sex ambiguous rather than canonise her/him as male in the encylopedia when so many of the player base do not see Derplander as their canon WOL.