Are Moogles and Gaelikitten both connected to Azysla? (+theory?)

[Fenral]

I personally want to be done with allage once and for all

You and me both. I only meant to clarify known unknowns. There's still a lot we know we don't know...

Ah, but wasn't that confirmed by a dev interview to be remains of Dalamud? (Much to my disappointment, mind you.)

I'm 99% sure that he meant that as an obfuscating deflection. There is precisely one piece of Allagan wreckage in the whole of Dravania, and it just happens to be in Niddhog's lair, gods only know how far north of the piece in Boulder Downs? Total coincidence. And now he's packed up his bags and booked it to Azys Lla, almost as if he knows exactly what it is and what he wants to do with it? He just has a good eye for detail, and his first and only brief visit left an impression.

Call me paranoid, but I don't trust anything in the intersection between Allagans and coincidence.

[Frederick22]

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Another thing Fenral, moogles were not at the servitude of Nighood, was his brood brother ( sorry the name is hard to remember )

[Fenral]

Another thing Fenral, moogles were not at the servitude of Nighood, was his brood brother ( sorry the name is hard to remember )

Correct, they currently serve Hraesvelgr. He's the only one with his head still screwed on straight, so that's not really a surprise. In the past, though, during Zenith's heyday, it's not unreasonable to assume they served all three of them in some capacity.

Unfortunately, pretty much all we have to go on is 1000+ years of Moogles playing telephone, and who knows how much of that was lost or misremembered when one young mogprentice started dozing off for lack of kupo nuts.

[Kaiser-Ace]

Correct, they currently serve Hraesvelgr. He's the only one with his head still screwed on straight,

That's debateable. I still don't trust him. Midguardsormr is the only living celestial dragon who hasn't thought of mass genocide and even he doesn't comeatly condemn the idea.

I don't think the dragons are nessisarrily untrustworthy as a whole, I just don't think they're relyable.

Need to see the rest of 3.x before I decide.

[Theodric]

The Allagan Empire will likely play a major part in the future; especially since it's directly tied to the Garleans. Quite a lot of people like exploring Allagan related stuff and so I hope we get to see a lot more of it in the future - alongside other 'lost' civilisations.

Going back to Gaelicats, though, I wonder if they're similar to Cait Sith in that they were created as some sort of familiar or pet? One that - like those frogs in Dravania - ended up becoming wild after their masters perished/vanished?

[Frederick22]

The Allagan Empire will likely play a major part in the future; especially since it's directly tied to the Garleans. Quite a lot of people like exploring Allagan related stuff and so I hope we get to see a lot more of it in the future - alongside other 'lost' civilisations.

Going back to Gaelicats, though, I wonder if they're similar to Cait Sith in that they were created as some sort of familiar or pet? One that - like those frogs in Dravania - ended up becoming wild after their masters perished/vanished?

Unless we discover that survivors were living on the space thise hole time and now they wanna remake their empire, wells its not a bad idea, ut im not sure how is gonna be implemented.

About Cait Saith, yea is more or less the same as the porogos. An animal that with magiks, become more obidient, intelligent and with the abiliti to talk xd

[ChocoFeru]

Gaelicat's wings are fake wings o,o so they're basically cats with jetpack-wings.