What's Next? Story/Level/Class?

[Anonymoose]

In the same vein as "there's more to do in Eorzea," if you look at the map, it's broken down into several regions. Five of the seven are currently available, and Coerthas has not yet to open it's city-state. Mor Dhona and Coerthas seem to be massive "central" zones, whereas the other regions have multiple zones with city anchors.

I imagine that the first thing SE will do after getting all of that squared away is open Dravania (home to the abandoned city-state of Sharlayan and under the control of a horde of angry dragons) or Gyr Abania (home to the city-state of Ala Mhigo and currently under the control of Garlemald).

With Gaius dead(?), Ala Mhigo is down a Viceroy, so I imagine now would be a good time to take back our city-state and kick them the hell off our continent... but then again, Ishgard looks stretched to the brink of collapse, maybe it would be more prudent to push back the dragons and refortify the front lines while Ala Mhigo reorganizes...

Decisions, decisions...

[Kura_Gari]

*snip* Dravania (home to the abandoned city-state of Sharlayan and under the control of a horde of angry dragons) or Gyr Abania (home to the city-state of Ala Mhigo and currently under the control of Garlemald).

That really got me thinking Anonymoose. I'd have to imagine that new City-States would be implemented through expansions, but which ones would be added? I was trying to think of a good reason to add either of these other than story and I looked at it in terms of classes/jobs that arguably could be added by the same means. Which would bring more of an opportunity to add one or two classes/jobs, admittedly I've forgotten much about Ala Mhigo/Gyr Abania in this regards culture other than Monks which are already in game. But when it comes to Ishgard/Dravania, Ishgard more in particular they are very religious and have a sort of knighthood. Something in terms of Templars or even Dark Knights could roll out of this scheme. And to expand, Sharlayan, which falls in dragon lands (Ishgard hates dragons), would be very capable of incorporating a new mage type.