Well we learned quite a while ago there was an area that during the conquest of Orthad showed Solus the damage to the world that a primal could cause and lead to Garlemald's stunch anti primal viewpoint. The burn is the obvious sight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rocl
As for Bozja, I got the impression it was a bit closer to Ilsibard and frankly I imagine its not much more than a crater unless they have rebuilt it. The entire town was obliterated.
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05-28-2018, 10:20 PMBelhi
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05-28-2018, 10:58 PMReynhartMy opinion :Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonnycbad
I wonder if it could not be Asahi that changed bodies. After all, he's also a Samourai, he's the one that just recently died, and the one who clearly has a grudge against us. Zenos took his own life with a smile on his face. -
05-28-2018, 11:48 PMJyeraAccording to the snippet of timeline from the lorebook cited in this thread, Bozja was a Garlean city in Othard, primarily commercial sector.Quote:
Originally Posted by Belhi
I do wish they would at least tease us with whether or not the Burn is supposed to be what's left of Bozja. >.>; It would fit in my eyes that part of the effort to censor the news of the accident would be for imperial censors to sell off the story as "eikons did it those dang savages". -
05-29-2018, 02:36 AMMysteltainI don't really think that's a possibility.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reynhart
Asahi didn't have the Echo as far as we know. Plus, the soldier mentions the hunt which was Zenos' entire purpose in life. -
05-29-2018, 03:21 AMAlleoYeah I kinda do have the feeling that all the "we do this because eikons" part is just a cover up or only part of what was happening. They did see primals in Othard but even Alexander did not do anything at all to the landscape. How long was this summon out or how strong was it that it leaves such utter destruction?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jyera
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05-29-2018, 03:58 AMObsidianFire
Bozja wasn't leveled by a primal. It was leveled during the Meteor Project when the Lunar Transmitter was turned on and Dalamud was "woken up" for the first time. While an entire town got obliterated, the area wasn't the size of a small country. Also, the Metor Project was started after Ala Mhigo was annexed by the Garleans. The Garleans would have found the Burn long before that when they were taking over Othard.
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05-29-2018, 06:37 AMBelhiThe Burn is way too big to be Bozja. The city was destroyed yes but the Burn is about the size of Doma. Its a huge area.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jyera
I might be wrong but I always suspected Bozja was somewhere between the border of Ilsbard and Othard which would probably be north of the Burn. South of the Burn is almost certainly the areas like Rabanastre. As a trade hub I imagined it having a position similar to Ala Mhigo has for Eorzea. -
05-29-2018, 09:22 AMChewy2nd
So I've been thinking, at the end of 4.0, we saw Elidibus reveal his face to Varis. Of course, we are all now assuming that this is Zenos, EXCEPT there is a bit of a snag there, Zenos' tomb hadn't been disturbed at this point (that happened sometime around 4.1, I suppose the Varis/Elidibus scene could have taken place around 4.1, but I don't think we've ever seen a previous patch overlap on another's time frame). So if Zenos' tomb hadn't been opened yet, who did Elidibus reveal himself as? Maybe Emperor Varis Zos Galvus?
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05-29-2018, 10:25 AMMholitoWe don't know when Zenos' body got out of the grave, but it seems to have happened fairly sshortly after being placed there in the firsst place. We already know that nobody checked if the body was still in the grave after it had been vandalized, so it could very likely have been long gone by that point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chewy2nd
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05-29-2018, 11:52 AMDamianFataleBut what would the purpose of being here even be? Just go finish the content, and come back with your comments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alleo