About how many Padjal are there currently aside from who we've met in canon and white mage job quests? Are there more 'hidden' Padjal like Gatty, or was she a special case? Also, are there more female Padjal out there than who we've already met, or were there perhaps any notable female Padjal in the past?
We've gotten a fair bit of lore regarding the Seekers of the Sun with two whole examples of major and established tribes. We...haven't seen anything regarding the Keepers of the Moon it feels like. How are the two subspecies similar? How are they different? We know that Seekers center around a breeding male (the nunh) and one per territory or more if the population is large enough.
How do Keepers handle this? We know that they're matriarchal but males are still few and far between. Are we to assume that they follow the same rules except that the males have a far less pronounced role with keepers? Set breeding male(s) per territory to ensure that there new generations? And what roles do they play in their culture anyway?
What is life for Keepers in general like for those that are friends of Gridania? Those that are not? We know so little about the keepers, I'm starving for lore here!
tl;dr: Can we get more lore on the Keepers of the Moon and Miqo'te in general? Please and thank you.
Prior to his ascendance to the throne, Emepror Varis was once the High Legatus of which of the fourteen legions and is he still leader of his own legion (or legions) or he only has the Imperial Guard that answers just to him?
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Is there any unknown yet important lore that you can tell us about the Isle of Val?
Is there any fascinating lore you can tell us about Aerslaent, which is the original homeland of the Roegadyn?
Will we PLEASE someday get any additional tales related to Cocobusi, the youngest of the six Thaumaturge / Black Mage brothers—Cocobuki, Cocobygo, Cocobani, Cocobezi, and Cocoboha?
Within the Five Seas of (Aldenard?) -- Indigo Deep, Bloodrine, Rhotano, Sea of Jade and Sea of Ash-- are there any mysterious ancient underwater cities (with mysterious lores) that we can someday hope to explore?
Have House Darnus --of which their last patriarch (Nael's father) was one of the founding fathers of Garlemald-- have they now completely gone extinct?
Will there be more stories and quests regarding Fourchenault? (Louisiox's son and the father to Alphinaud and Alisaie)?
Will there eventually be lore surrounding Byregot's Spire in Sagoli Desert?
With certain elements that got revealed at the end of patch 4.4, I have been curious about the fate of one particular chap-- will Travanchent ever return to the main story?
Can you please give us more lore related to the origin of Primal Odin's sword Zantetsuken?
I've been wearing this outfit ever since Stormblood and Samurai released, but to this day I still wonder what the hell this wooden pike (see blue rectangle) is and what it is used for.
I'd love to know what it is!
https://i.imgur.com/ZaAZAUt.jpg
How the 'summon' (Hashmal, mateus, famfrit, belias) from the Ivalice raid are formed/summoned?
Since they weren't a primal nor an auspices, Does their summon similar with the last bosses of the raids?
Or just simply "voidsent"?
Koji, two years ago now you spoke to someone from my FC about channeling aether through ink in one's body and the potential for arcanima formula via tattoos. You talked about the hope to include it in a quest, but nothing came of it in Stormblood. Any plans, still?
You've (generously) given us the basics of Dragonspeak, as well as a Dragonspeak dictionary, but what are the naming conventions for dragons? I've noticed that while the major dragons have names taken from real-life mythology, others have names that aren't as recognizable (such as Whei Ahf). Are they simply words taken from Dragonspeak?
In the fight against Aulus mal Asina in Ala Mhigo, the Warrior of Light had their soul extracted as part of a mechanic. Given the aftermath of 4.4, will we see more of this technology Aulus had created?
Hi, are we going to get more information on miqo'te lore?
Will there be more Raen-centric lore opportunities? Is Sui-no-Sato the only underwater Raen village or are there other villages that fall under the rule of the Ruby Princess? What of the tribes of Raen said to live in the mountains?
Why are there other Raen, and Xaela beyond Sui-No-Safo, and the steppe? For example, there are Xaela enemies in Kugane Castle, and Raen in Areas like Doma, and Hingashi. How did they get there? Why are they still there?
Was Gaius correct about the 12 actually being eikons?
Can you elaborate on the nature of the sundering of hydaelyn into the 13 "shards" ?
What are the shards exactly, are they entire alternate universes or are they just small pocket dimensions contained within the larger universe ?
Are there 13 versions of other planets such as the dragon-star ?
Did midgardsormr and omega come to hydaelyn before or after the sundering of hydaelyn?
If before, does that mean there are 13 copies of midgardsormr and his brood, as well as 13 omegas ?
When a shard rejoins the source, would there be any physically noticeable signs on the source that a shard has been absorbed? For example, an island disappearing from one location and reappearing in another location ...
In the final cutscene for 4.4, a pair of guards stood by the throne and witnessed the conversation between Varis and his two companions, during which some rather astounding secrets were spoken of freely. Who are these guards, and why are they trusted with such crucial information?
At the end of 4.4 a certain person claimed to have been Ascian all along. How are we to understand that? Did he actually turn into an Ascian or was he taken over like Thancred, before he rose to prominence?
Is the name of 4.4 spoiler character a pseudonym like Travanchet? If yes, will we ever learn his true name?
Did Eula Darnus knew of the things revealed in the last cutscene in 4.4?
What title did Eula Darnus posess before she took his brother's indentity? She had to be Eula something Darnus after all.
Belief and expectations are key compontents of Primal summoning. Will this ever become relevant in the future? Like an Ifrit summoned by different people that is noticably different from the Ifrit we fought before.
Can we get more lore or interaction for Tamamo no Gozen, like we got with Odin?
Geomancy and Onmyoudo is seen a lot in Hingashi and Kugane. Even if they don't become playable can we get more information on what they are? The former seems to be a variation of astrology while the latter is a new version of arcanists
I know it's getting boring but I will continue to ask it: Where are vampires in Hydaelin? We have vampire bats, vampiric plants, very vampire like villains in the red mage storyline, and even vampire customes for halloween. But we have yet to see a genuine bloodsucker.
Any reason why we don't hear of Garlean Empresses or Empress consorts?
The sword Yotsuyo gave Zenos was hinted to be special, but it was not mentioned again. Will this change?
We know primals often 'temper'/'bless' people and yet a couple of instances are left vague, perhaps intentionally so. Although lore drops hints at this being the case did Shiva (Ysayle) or King Thordan 'temper' any of their followers?
Will we ever get more focus on Duskwights? Even though the first Deep Dungeon, Palace of the Dead took place in their former homeland we still have little lore on them.
Is there a chance we may find a way to 'revisit' Allag, or at least learn more about their day to day lives?
Unukalhai. Will he ever appear again in the MSQ or other side story content? The circumstances surrounding the character (where he is from, who brought him to us) certainly seem like they'd require more than just having him hanging out in the Rising Stones doing nothing at all, especially when he's formally part of the Scions and we've had some serious developments on that front.
Where exactly is Garlemald's Empress/Varis' wife in all of this? Will she be revealed at a later date? Will the lore book mention her at all?
And why exactly does Varis dislike Zenos so much?