Limsa Lominsa Guilds

Limsa Lominsa offers a wide vareity of unique guild options which can prove to be the defining decision in an adventurers career. These choices range from traditional guilds to businesses and organisations that constitute the backbone of the coastal city’s economy.

Naldiq & Vymelli’s

Founded by legendary cannonwright Theor Naldiq and renowned shipwright Bryce Vymelli, this well-respected establishment’s forges have provided the steel plating and weaponry of nearly every ship to have braved the Navigator’s briny demesne.

However, the recent upturn in adventurer activity has lead the company to expand their repertoire to include basic blades and armour, the latter to open their doors to aspiring crafters through the creation of both a Blacksmiths and an Armourers Guild.

Coral Tower

Official headquarters for Limsa Lominsa’s Knights of the Barracuda, the Coral Tower provides everything necessary for an officer to hone his skills while preparing for his next assignment, from a spacious firing range, to a fully-equipped barracks where weapons can be cleaned and repaired.

In an attempt to assist the Thalassocratic Navy’s recruitment of skilled marksmen and prevent those with promise from being beguiled into joining a pirate crew, the city-state has loosened enlistment regulations and opened the facilities’ doors to almost anyone, using the name Musketeers’ Guild to entire willing youths

The Bismarck

The Bismarck – forever titillating the tongues of travellers, and assuaging the appetites of adventurers – where gourmands from around the globe rather to dine on delectable dishes, tp sup on sumptuous soups, to indulge their innermost cravings.

Pass through the gates of Eorzea’s premiere culinary establishment and be greeted with a bountiful array of exotic delights from beyond the boundless seas. Watch and be amazed as grand battles unfold in the kitchens over fire and flames, pitting experienced masters against building young chefs, eager to divest their mentors of their most secret recipes. Give in to the forbidden desires of your polished palate and join our goodly guild to begin the climb up the guilded steps to gustatory greatness!

The Astalicia

Teathered to a solitary pier, far from the watchful eyes of the Knights of the Barracuda, rests a towering galleon registered with Mealvaan’s Gate as a trade vessel hailing from foreign waters. This fact that it is, in actuality, a battle-scarred warship captained by the undisputed lord of the region’s underworld, One-eyed Hyllfyr, is one of the city-state’s worst-kept secrets.

Serving as a gathering place for brigands, cut-throats, assassins, petty thieves and the purveyors of sundry other breeds of villainy, the ship’s captain has branded her the Marauders’ Guild, and it is here that the city-state’s many pirate crews find new recruits to join their ranks…as well as a few wide eyed adventurers from whom to suck the marrow.

Fisherman’s Bottom

For centuries, casting nets has been the favourite method of catching fish in the seas off Vylbrand. Because of this, those who work the nets to make a living have come to be called ‘pullers’, and over the years, several independent crews of pullers have united to form small businesses of their own. These businesses can all be found in a district of Limsa Lominsa known as Fisherman’s Bottom.

One of the largest organisations based there, Wawalago’s Pullers – whose activities include everything from the buying and selling of push, bait and tackle to the maintenance of the local fisheries (the Battel), and the upkeep of the area’s several lighthouses has taken the name of the Fishermen’s Guild, with the laudable aim of offering instruction to aspiring fishermen and women.

The Drowning Wench

Once a run-down alehouse frequented by sailors, thieves and worse, the Drowning Wench underwent a defining change when pub proprietor and former sellsword Baderon Tenfingers declared the bar and the inn above it the Adventurers’ Guild

While still a popular venue for a pirate to drink away his ill-gotten gains, the majority of the pub’s custom now consists of eager adventurers fresh off the ferries, seeking the quickest path to fame and fortune