Forum Top: Tank Roles

I feel like these attacks should receive continuation follow ups. Double down should get one since the name would make sense again. Lionheart feels...

Dark knight was the tank that set the foundation for modern tank design. It was the first and only tank with a gap closer The first to have a...

Mystic knight tank with chain sickle he swirls around and imbues with elements similar to ericthonios. Use the sickle chain like a grappling hook to...

I have been reading the forum and other dark discussion from reddit for quite sometime now and this is what I believe it needed to be rework. ...

This game has lost the meaning what it means to tank. before you start raving and ranting? what do you mean. we have tanks. healers and dps. each...

I'll get straight to the point, here are my thoughts: 1. Remove Damage from all gap closers and add Stun instead. - Remove the damage and add...

Since everyone else is doing it I thought why not. Haha So all me to set the stage. Rule one: has to be as simple as possible Rule two: stay...

Blood Weapon Now also restores HP Abyssal Drain and Carve and Spit No Longer Share cool-downs Salted Earth and Salt and Darkness also...

I said this in joke post today now come think of it. bagpipes would actually make for interesting tank weapon for a new job. making them Scottish...

Suggestion for The Dark Knight rework : Where FFXIV job designer developer gave it to :

Dark Knight Abyssal Drain (Rework) 30-60 cooldown (3 charges) drains tons more life, deals more damage under influence of blood-weapon Salt the...

Interceptor - (this class role is unlocked by doing a level 55 quest and final fantasy 6 reference) when use this ability you hear classic final...

A few months ago, I did an exercise for fun and tried to propose a rework of DRK which was pretty well received (...

After recently hitting 100 and running the newer DT dungeons I have to say that for this level of content DRK is feeling pretty good right now....

Every time I see a detailed post here, on Reddit, Discord, or elsewhere talking about the gap in self sustain, I see people clamoring to post "skill...

As per title: What kinds of "active" mitigation would you like to see among tanks? What other kinds of agency, if any, would you like such...