Revelations from the Endwalker Preview Site

[Vyrerus]

Ooh, that might be interesting. We know the Ascians encourage the use of voidsent by mortals (eg the Haukke and Shisui incidents in the MSQ), and the Garleans are apparently the chosen race of at least one Ascian to bring down the Calamities, like the Allagans were (or whatever civilization eventually became the Allagans). There may have been some tinkering going on.

Maybe the Reaper soul crystal will be a black crystal with a little red drop of Garlean blood in the center.

[EdwinLi]

I am still curious what kind of Jobs that they may create in the future if they want to focus on the more Modern society of the Garlean Empire.

Reaper lore is going to be pre-Garlean Empire lore focusing on people who were focus on surviving and potentially how they may have influenced the creation of the Garlean Empire.

However, the more recent things shown about the Garlean Capital being a modern city, despite being in a apocalyptic scenario, really opens up a lot of potential jobs that can be created by modern society life in the Garlean Empire. After all modern problems require modern solutions especially how life for Garleans focus less on depending on Magic and more on advancement of technology.

[RyuDragnier]

I am still curious what kind of Jobs that they may create in the future if they want to focus on the more Modern society of the Garlean Empire.

Apothecary. Yes, I will stay on this hill until the day we get a Chemist-type healer, and I will stay here to my death.

[Bright-Flower]

I wouldn't necessarily count on spending too much time with the garleans rebuilding to a 'modern' society or getting jobs from it if they do. Jobs tend to relate to new or upcoming areas when they're released.

Ninja with Doma, and the doman refugees who were a plot point in the 2.X patches, and somewhere we eventually went.
The HW jobs with Ishgard, along with Sharlayan for AST in particular.
Ala Mhigo/gyr abania for red mage and hingashi/doma for samurai.
Thavnair for dancer, Bozja for gunbreaker.
Sharlayan and Garlemald for sage and Reaper.

They don't tend to go back to prior areas as mining material for new jobs. I wouldn't say it's impossible, but I wouldn't hold my breath for future garlean jobs coming out past 6.0, when there will also still be new regions and lore to draw inspiration from for jobs.

[EdwinLi]

I wouldn't necessarily count on spending too much time with the garleans rebuilding to a 'modern' society or getting jobs from it if they do. Jobs tend to relate to new or upcoming areas when they're released.

Ninja with Doma, and the doman refugees who were a plot point in the 2.X patches, and somewhere we eventually went.
The HW jobs with Ishgard, along with Sharlayan for AST in particular.
Ala Mhigo/gyr abania for red mage and hingashi/doma for samurai.
Thavnair for dancer, Bozja for gunbreaker.
Sharlayan and Garlemald for sage and Reaper.

They don't tend to go back to prior areas as mining material for new jobs. I wouldn't say it's impossible, but I wouldn't hold my breath for future garlean jobs coming out past 6.0, when there will also still be new regions and lore to draw inspiration from for jobs.

This statement will only be true if all expansion actually had jobs focus on all the new areas released each expansion. Shadowbringers break that due to Dancer and arguably Gunbreaker based on the person discussing this topic.

Dancer in 5.0 is a job of Thavnair origins which we do not get until 6.0. If this was consistent with the belief all new jobs is focused on only new regions released in the expansion they are released in then Dancer should have had a 1st Shard origin or Ilsabard origin like Gunbreaker instead.

Gunbreaker is arguable mostly because the new region in 5.0 it is based on for lore origin story is a side content we don't actually explore as part of the Main Storyline but instead is a side content instance location people who do not follow the Resistance side storyline will easily miss. People are still debating today if we may get Ilsabard as a normal map in a future expansion since Resistance maybe a setup for it in a future expansion.

[Bright-Flower]

This statement will only be true if all expansion actually had jobs focus on all the new areas released each expansion. Shadowbringers break that due to Dancer and arguably Gunbreaker based on the person discussing this topic.

Dancer in 5.0 is a job of Thavnair origins which we do not get until 6.0. If this was consistent with the belief all new jobs is focused on only new regions released in the expansion they are released in then Dancer should have had a 1st Shard origin or Ilsabard origin like Gunbreaker instead.

Gunbreaker is arguable mostly because the new region in 5.0 it is based on for lore origin story is a side content we don't actually explore as part of the Main Storyline but instead is a side content instance location people who do not follow the Resistance side storyline will easily miss. People are still debating today if we may get Ilsabard as a normal map in a future expansion since Resistance maybe a setup for it in a future expansion.

I didn't specify areas in the expansion they came in, but rather 'future' areas.

With Ninja, we didn't have doma yet but would eventually go there. Same with Dancer and Thavnair. New jobs have been tied to either areas we go to in the expansion they're introduced, or in the future.

We've never gotten a new job so far that has looked BACK at old areas from prior expansions. No pirate job from limsans, or a 'ranger' job from Gridania etc.

The jobs have been forward looking to new areas. Sometimes areas in the same expansion they're introduce, like machinist, samurai etc. Sometimes into areas we haven't gone yet but are on the table, like dancer, ninja etc.

They could always buck this trend, it's not a hard fast rule they have to follow. But I would honestly be surprised if after 6.0 is said and done they decided 'hey let's go back to garlemald and make another job from there' etc. Or Ul'dah or Ishgard etc.

[Fenral]

Sunseekers have extra base points in DEX for all of your library-burgling needs. Incidentally, this is also why Y'shtola had to leave for Eorzea to begin with.