Aetherite transporter in Garlemald

[Anonymoose]

Ha! This one's come up before so I feel like I'm cheating:

Best Reasons we Contrived for Garleans to have Aetherytes So Far:

• To facilitate movement of conscripts and assimilated peoples
• Gesture of good-will to conquered nations who can wield magicks
• "It was part of the existing infrastructure."
• "That's not technically an aetheryte, that's - uh - a magitek equivalent."
• They were maintained as hidden, resistance-based aetherytes
• Something something Allagans

[Vulcwen]

Ha! This one's come up before so I feel like I'm cheating:

Best Reasons we Contrived for Garleans to have Aetherytes So Far:

..

• "It was part of the existing infrastructure."
• "That's not technically an aetheryte, that's - uh - a magitek equivalent."

..

I kinda expect them to be like.. Advanced (wireless) magitek transporters require Aetheryte cores to function, where the magitek mainly functions to perform the teleportation cast for those unable to use magic themselves.

[Grimr]

i honestly expect some sort of allagan technology since they seem to love reverse engineering that stuff.

Of course we don't even know where we are going because they have yet to reveal that location maybe it is garlemald or maybe not now it could be time travel. But no instead of revealing it we have to wait till at least march for any juicy details of the expansion