Bozja Citadel is coming back with ties to Hrothgar

I am so excited for this. These questions have been waiting to be answered all the way in 1.0. I just hope this means that Hrothgar will actually still get Hrothgar towns in Ilsabard.

I hope Cid and the GNB trainer both show up for the Bozja stuff.

As far as other Hrothgar towns go, I wouldn't be surprised if the eventual Ilsabard expansion has a zone for them called Mt. Gagagzet, in the same way Au Ra got Azim Steppe.

I'm hoping that future expansion will have an intact Hrothgar settlement since Bozja Citadel was Mega Flared by Bahamut and is probably going to look wasteland-ish and with a lot of destroyed Garlemald architecture since it was a Garlean research facility.

Do we even know what the Hrothgar city-state is called?

Bozja actually was were most Hrothgar lived after Garlemald went on its expansion spree, with no real City state after that. At least, that is what the Gunbreaker Quests tell you.

And it fits in, since in the level 80 Gunbreaker Job Quest

Radogan's brother

tells you he is recruiting people to rebuild Bozja.

Hopefully it isn't a one sided affair and highlights the established fact that many Garleans were opposed to such risky research ever taking place to begin with.

hmm is cid going to be involved with this?

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Originally Posted by myahele

I'm hoping that future expansion will have an intact Hrothgar settlement since Bozja Citadel was Mega Flared by Bahamut and is probably going to look wasteland-ish and with a lot of destroyed Garlemald architecture since it was a Garlean research facility.

Do we even know what the Hrothgar city-state is called?

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Wasn't Bozja meant to have been evaporated, not just ruined? There should be nothing there but a crater now.

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Originally Posted by purgatori

Wasn't Bozja meant to have been evaporated, not just ruined? There should be nothing there but a crater now.

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We don't know what really happened. Could be another Eureka moment where it got transported elsewhere.

Even if it did get evaporated, there's nothing stopping people from building a new town in the same place - at least, assuming it simply destroyed what was there at the time but without leaving magical radiation poisoning or holes clear to the earth's core or something like that.

I just hope it's not Eureka all over again, so I don't have to look up whatever the Lore is on YouTube.