Beast Tribe Guides for All FFXIV Expansions

Last updated on Nov 07, 2021 at 04:30 by Lyra 4 comments

This page contains information about Beast Tribes in Final Fantasy XIV. Beast Tribes are unique races that Warriors of Light can gain reputation with, helping them with their exception circumstances and receiving rare rewards along the way. Here, you will find information on the different Beast Tribes of Eorzea.

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Tribal Quests

There are a handful of unique races across Eorzea. Those races who live apart from civilized society are referred to as Beastmen, and they live in groups across the land. Some are friendly and some are hostile, but they all have their own unique issues and quests for players to undertake.

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Overview

Tribal Quests, formerly known as beast tribes, offer daily quests to players, which reward them with unique currency. Tribal quest currency can be exchanged for rare and unique items at vendors, but players must first rank up their reputation in order to purchase the best items. Tribal Quests are not only for Disciples of War or Magic - some wish to enlist the help of Disciples of the Hand and Land! They are a great source of daily experience points, but players can only complete a maximum of 12 quests per day.

Note that some pages will refer to Tribal Quests as Beast Tribes. They are the same thing, and were referred to as such before the Endwalker expansion. Veterans of the game may be more familiar with the older terminology, but as tribes become more encompassing, a new inclusive term was created to refer to these friendly races.

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How to Unlock Tribal Quests

To unlock Tribal Quests, players must have first completed the main scenario quest In Pursuit of the Past at level 41, after the quest The Heretic among Us. This unlocks five quests located at Grand Company halls which correspond to the five tribes introduced in A Realm Reborn. Further tribes in subsequent expansions also require main scenario quest completion in those expansions. Specific requirements are listed on each expansion's tribal page.

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Reputation

As players complete tribal quests, they will gain reputation with that tribe. As they gain reputation, they can rank up with that tribe, gaining their trust and unlocking more items to purchase from the vendor and new quests. Of note is a special mount exclusive to each tribe that is purchased with gil once players have reached sufficient reputation. There are nine different reputation ranks once players have unlocked a beast tribe.

  1. Neutral requires 150 reputation to rank up;
  2. Recognized requires 360 reputation to rank up;
  3. Friendly requires 510 reputation to rank up;
  4. Trusted requires 720 reputation to rank up;
  5. Respected requires 990 reputation to rank up;
  6. Honored requires 1320 reputation to rank up;
  7. Sworn requires 1730 reputation to rank up;
  8. Allied (ARR) or Bloodsworn require a special quest to rank up;
  9. Allied
Reputation tab

Beast tribes can start at different reputations depending on the tribe, and have different reputation limits. For example, all tribes in the Stormblood and Shadowbringers expansions start at Friendly. In addition, the rate at which you gain reputation differs from tribe to tribe. To view your current reputation, head to the reputation tab in the Character window.

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Currencies

Beast tribes currencies tab

While Tribal quests reward gil and experience, they also reward a unique currency to that beast tribe. This currency is used to purchase items from the beast tribe vendors, although you can purchase some items from vendors with gil. You can view these currencies in the Tribal tab of the Currencies menu. To learn more about currencies, visit our guide.

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A Realm Reborn Tribes

The five original tribes were introduced in Patch 2.1, and they include the Sahagin, Kobold, Sylph, Amalj'aa, and Ixali tribes. The Ixali tribe is focused on crafting and gathering, while the rest are focused on combat. All the information about ARR beast tribes is located on their page, which can be found below.

4.

Heavensward Tribes

The three beast tribes of Heavensward include the Vath, VanuVanu, and Moogle tribes. The Moogle tribe is focused on crafting, and the rest are focused on combat. All the information about Heavensward beast tribes is located on their page, which can be found below.

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Stormblood Beast Tribes

The three tribes of Stormblood include the Kojin, Ananta, and Namazu tribes. The Namazu tribe is focused on crafting and gathering, and the rest are focused on combat. All the information about Stormblood beast tribes is located on their page, which can be found below.

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Shadowbringers Tribes

The three tribes of Shadowbringers include the Pixie, Qitari, and Dwarf tribes. The Dwarf tribe is focused on crafting, the Qitari are focused on gathering, and Pixies are focused on combat. All the information about Shadowbringers beast tribes is located on their page, which can be found below.

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Endwalker Tribes

The three tribes of Endwalker include the Arkasodara, Loporrits, and Omicron tribes. The Loporrit tribe is focused on crafting, the Omicron are focused on gathering, and Arkasodara are focused on combat. All the information about Shadowbringers beast tribes is located on their page, which can be found below.

Arkasodara beast tribe
Loporrits beast tribe
8.

Dawntrail Tribes

Dawntrail will introduce three friendly tribes players can interact with and receive quests from. The Pelupelu and Moblins are the first two tribes introduced in the FFXIV Fan Festivals.

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Allied Beast Tribe Quests

After players have reached maximum reputation with beast tribes in A Realm Reborn, Heavensward, or Stormblood, they can undertake a special Allied Beast Tribe Quest to unite the beast tribes and raise their rank even further. Details of these allied quests are on each expansion's page, and they grant special rewards. No allied quests exist for Shadowbringers.

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Changelog

  • 21 Oct. 2023: Reworded as part of Tribal Quest renaming.
  • 07 Nov. 2021: Guide added.
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