You can find these NPCs in player housing, or by visiting the Alehouse Wench in Gridania (x:17.9, y19.7) or Grege in The Gold Saucer (x5.0, y:6.5). Since leveling content is easy, the bonus stat increases don't matter and there's no point in spending extra gil, so grabbing Antelope Steak from an NPC vendor is a good choice. On their own, these buffs may not offer much, but plenty of them stack for additional experience.īefore you ever enter combat, make sure you have food buffs up for 3% additional experience in combat. If this is your first time leveling a secondary job, you may be unfamiliar with some of the bonuses you can grab before the leveling process. Related: Final Fantasy 14: How To Complete The City Of The Ancients Quest This guide should be thought of as a way to level your second job or class in Final Fantasy 14. If you hit those gates, check the Experience Buff section of this guide first, then refer to the level range you're stuck in. Those quests reward you with plenty of experience points, and players following main scenario quests shouldn't hit level gates very often. Following the path the game lays out for you, using the first class you have ever leveled, is the fastest, most efficient way to level 80. However, there are certainly more efficient ways to get the job done if you're looking to level up on your own without the use of jump potions.īefore proceeding though, it's important to understand that power leveling does you no good if you're still trying to complete the main scenario quests.
Leveling a new job or base class in Final Fantasy 14 can be a bit of a pain, but there is no wrong way to go about the process. New additions include making use of the experience gained while working on your relic weapon in Bozja, changes to your daily roulette priority, and the benefits of farming Fates in the areas added with Shadowbringers. Ahead of the big release, we've updated this guide again to outline the best practices for leveling your Final Fantasy 14 jobs in 2021 based on updates with version 5.5. Updated July 6, 2021, by Andrea Shearon: Final Fantasy 14's next expansion, Endwalker, is just around the corner on November 23 of this year and will increase the level cap from 80 to 90.
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