Exploration mats added to Diadem?

Can we please have airship exploration mats added to diadem for spoil trade ins? Not all the mats of course, but maybe something like when the mats become a patch or 2 old they get added to Diadem's spoil trade in. Been having horrible luck with a lot of these rarer mats even with several airships as maxed as they can be... It also keeps these mats to the airship/exploration thing, it'll help those that don't actually have airships, and may even help Diadem stay a bit more relevant.

Yes please. Some of the Exploration mats are essential for those who don't have access to airships (Red Moor Grass, Celestite, etc) & don't want to bankrupt themselves on the market board.

Many things i would have loved to craft but are gated behind mats from Diadem which are never found from airship voyages it would seem :(

I'm against this, Airships need to have some reward for the amount of work they take to run.

Airships take a long time to do their missions, and also are really demanding to build and set up. They need to have their unique rewards to justify them. Im against this petition.

Plus the mats are rare for a reason, this is basically asking that rarity be removed

I don't even know what's gonna be the point joining diadem for mats when we have already reached the last set of crafting gear.

My bets are that the next step of Anima is gonna be sending us off to Diadem for weeks.

Also against it. Rare is rare for a reason. Sure it's a bit of a bummer when we want to craft something and it's gated behind something we don't personally have access to but it's also nice to have something that every other person on the server has. I can't say this for sure but I don't think there's anything behind those ventures that game changing. Mostly fluff, right? Don't get me wrong, I like fluff too.

I rather they put in new rewards from diadem entirely and separate new stuff for airship explorations.

Diadem is getting updated in 3.5 iirc...:)

I would be against this, seems like a band aid fix to the real issue; the housing shortage.