FFXIV The Maiden's Rhapsody Event Crosses Over with FFXI

Published: May 28, 2020 2:00 PM /

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The FFXIV The Maiden's Rhapsody Event has returned, merging together the worlds of Final Fantasy XIV and Final Fantasy XI once again.

If you're unfamiliar with this particular event, it features a cool little crossover between two of Square Enix's popular online MMOs according to a press release from Square Enix. A reporter for the Harbor Herald named Remumu is tracking a thrilling new story, but she'll need someone to protect her while she's conducting an investigation.

Rememu is chilling in the Upper Decks of Limsa Lominsa and is anxious to get some help with her latest scoop — and you're the perfect person to help her. Complete her mission successfully, and you'll score a particularly cool piece of Final Fantasy history as an in-game reward!

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What Can You Get in the FFXIV The Maiden's Rhapsody Event?

So, where does the crossover with Final Fantasy XI come in? That's encapsulated in the reward: an iconic set of armor from the earlier MMORPG.

What is the FFXIV The Maiden's Rhapsody Event reward?

  • Amatsu Hachigane (Head)
  • Amatsu Togi (Body)
  • Amatsu Tekko (Hands)
  • Amatsu Haidate (Legs)
  • Amatsu Sune-ate (Feet)

You can check out the stats on these items and the location of this intrepid reporter at the event's landing page on the official FFXIV website.

The FFXIV The Maiden's Rhapsody event is running from now until Monday, June 22, 2020, at 10:59 AM Eastern; that should give you plenty of time to complete this cute little crossover quest and score some neat armor from Final Fantasy XI. If you haven't yet begun to play Final Fantasy XIV, you can pick it up on Steam or the PlayStation Store for $19.99 or your regional equivalent.

What do you think of the FFXIV The Maiden's Rhapsody event? Would you like to see more crossovers with other Final Fantasy games? Let us know in the comments below!

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