PAGE: 247
HEADING: The Amalj'aa
SUBHEADING: Nomeclature
In the main body of the text the warrior/trooper tier is given the suffix "Gah" but in the table below it's spelt as "Goh".
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PAGE: 247
HEADING: The Amalj'aa
SUBHEADING: Nomeclature
In the main body of the text the warrior/trooper tier is given the suffix "Gah" but in the table below it's spelt as "Goh".
PAGE: 132 & 134 (Perhaps more; perhaps in-game)
HEADING: Organizations
SUBHEADING: The Syndicate; Amajina & Sons
If there is an error here, I'm not sure which part of this it is. Something feels off, though, so I'm just going to lay it all out.
Popokkuli, Seserukka, and Nenekko were the children of Shalala and the guildmaster of the Miners' Guild in 1.0. When the Grand Companies were introduced, Fyrgeiss was named the chief foreman of Amajina & Sons via the Syndicate chart.
As of A Realm Reborn, the Lalafells are referred to as the children of the chief foreman or chairman depending on the reference, and the twins are credited as the "Sons" of "Amajina & Sons". The Encyclopædia Eorzea harks back to both of these sources, calling Fyrgeiss both chief foreman (in the Syndicate section) and chairman (in the Amajina & Sons) section.
Neither the guildmaster father nor Shalala are mentioned in A Realm Reborn.
Meanwhile, Fyrgeiss' bio mentions only that he has three Hellsguard sons with ancient Roegadyn names.
The Encyclopædia Eorzea also mentions the "sons of Amajina & Sons" thing, but also says that Amajina was a tavern proprietress who founded Amajina & Sons 150 years ago ... So how recently was "& Sons" added? Was it really for the twins?
One possibility - a shot from the hip guess - when ARR introduced a new MIN guildmaster, did the old guildmaster, the Lalafells' father, husband of Shalala, fade into oblivion while his children were mistakenly reassigned as children of Fyrgeiss? I harbor some suspicion that this was actually a Lalafell named Checheroya, seen but once in the quest Court in the Sands, assuring ALC guildmaster Faustigeant that "his boys" were looking into an accident at the mines.
Something feels wrong, at any rate.
Really jealous of those who got a book. Tried to order one on the website, but it seems they're out of stock. Did SE underestimate how much their players care about the lore and learning more? I'm hoping a lot of sales and demand will lead to a lot more future lore books, and more resources devoted to them.
Finally home to get on this but gonna post the one that had me the most confused.
PAGE: 47 & 80, also sure this info can be accessed in-game and in forum posts
HEADINGS: A Chronology of the Sixth Astral Era and The Hyur
SUBHEADINGS: Entry for the year ca. 350 and History on the Hyur page
The Hyur entry on page 80 states "The Hyur arrived in Eorzea prior to the First Astral Era...three great migratory waves later..." and not only would that put them with the unnamed race in the time after the Calamity of Wind, it would effectively make them the oldest race in Hydaelyn, although the book implies that concept lies with the Auri.
The timeline for the Sixth Astral Era states that's the time the Hyur had their migrations, so, wanted to let readers know there's a potential confusion in terms, and that the Hyur page is meant to be about the Seventh Astral Era instead of the First.
(Edit made after Balipu's comment, confused Hydaelyn with Eorzea)
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I have to say though, top notch product!
PAGE: 154 & 155
HEADINGS: Knights of the Heaven's Ward
SUBHEADINGS: Charibert de Lieusignac & Janlenoux de Courcillaint
It appears there is some kind of name swap going on in the Heaven's Ward. In the short story, What Remains of a Knight, Charibert is given the name Charibert (de) Courcillain (Courcillaint?), but it appears in the lorebook that the last name either belongs to or was stolen by Janlenoux, the eleventh knight while Charibert's last name changed to Lieusignac. Who has the right of it?