What *SPOILER* did you found in The Rising?

[Applesnap]

Oh, I also forgot Yoshi did mentioned about "go into the ground" beside "water" and "moon".

He's talking about 4.0 when he mentions this, not primals. Undersea adventure would be fun. Problematic to base a whole expansion around though.

Naoki Yoshida: We've barely ushered Heavensward out the door, and already we need to decide on a direction for the next expansion. The deadline for that opening movie storyboard is right around the corner...

Where should we base this new adventure? Under the sea? Under the ground? On the moon, mayhap...? Even if we do have a fair amount of time until release, we have to plan out announcements, and coming up with a brand new scenario is never an easy task.

Origin? There are a limited number of options if you go by beast tribes. Feels like Doomtrain is an obvious red herring though. Its Japanese name is Glasya Labolas, which is a boss in Syrcus Tower for us (inc. retcon).

[kog985]

He's talking about 4.0 when he mentions this, not primals. Undersea adventure would be fun. Problematic to base a whole expansion around though.

Origin? There are a limited number of options if you go by beast tribes. Feels like Doomtrain is an obvious red herring though. Its Japanese name is Glasya Labolas, which is a boss in Syrcus Tower for us (inc. retcon).

I just wonder did he mentioned anything about underground before? Because I found that point beside sea and moon is really interesting.

I remember there are some lore around Grindania about people live underground, right? If not I'm sorry If I made any mistake.

[FuzzayD]

The next extreme should be the final boss.... CHAOS

[JeniLinsky]

I remember there are some lore around Grindania about people live underground, right? If not I'm sorry If I made any mistake.

Yes; there's the ruin just south of Buscaron's Druthers that's being excavated, and at least one mining levequest in that area mentions that no remnants of the city are allowed to exist above ground. I've been wanting to repel down into that ruin for about two years, now....

[Belhi]

Yes; there's the ruin just south of Buscaron's Druthers that's being excavated, and at least one mining levequest in that area mentions that no remnants of the city are allowed to exist above ground. I've been wanting to repel down into that ruin for about two years, now....

That would be Gelmorian ruins wouldn't it? There are remains of Gelmorra all over the Shroud. I think Tam Tara was one of their crypts.

That could actually be really interesting particularly since it could involve the Duskwights who frankly we haven't seen much of as a race.

Still, I wouldn't read too much into those comments. They are very vague.

[kog985]

Yes; there's the ruin just south of Buscaron's Druthers that's being excavated, and at least one mining levequest in that area mentions that no remnants of the city are allowed to exist above ground. I've been wanting to repel down into that ruin for about two years, now....

Also the ruin in North Shroud, next to the Ixali Logging Ground. I remember a quest said that they lead to the ground, to the "something ancient".

[Dalvy]

Or... This could all be a joke played to confuse players who have been talking about these topics here for ages.

[Nestama]

Here's a thought. What if the Clockwork Doomtrain drops from the Void Ark?

[Daralii]

He's talking about 4.0 when he mentions this, not primals. Undersea adventure would be fun. Problematic to base a whole expansion around though.

I imagine it'd be an underwater expansion in the same way Heavensward is a sky expansion; it's a theme that's present, but it's not even close to the entire expansion.

[Kaiser-Ace]

I imagine it'd be an underwater expansion in the same way Heavensward is a sky expansion; it's a theme that's present, but it's not even close to the entire expansion.

Hmmm, Maybe a stop by the Thavnarian Arcepeligo to prep for our sieg of Othard? How much do we know about Thavnar after all? Head to Alamihgo to kick the rest of Gaius' men out of Eorzea (maybe show he survived?) then head east to Thavnar before storming Oerhard. Sounds like water travel to me.