Nobody Can Farm Marl, but Marl (L)
Final Fantasy XIV
Confidence
Leve Plate Confidence
Type Battlecraft
Level 56
Area The Sea of Clouds
Reward 86,400 EXP 4,858 gil
Reward Group Battlecraft Lv. 56
Levemete Eloin
Location Camp Cloudtop
Time Limit 20m
Monsters
Bull Dhalmel Lv. −5
Killer Korrigan Lv. −5
Lost Sanuwa Lv. −5
Musky Wisent Lv. −6
Wanted Monster Xexeu Lv. +0
Compare Nobody Can Farm Marl, but Marl (L) to other Leves
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Special monsters are spawned by quests, FATEs, or leves, or are normally occuring monsters with special properties for use in quests; instance monsters appear in dungeons, guildhests, and quest instances; notorious monsters (NMs) are unique monsters of particular note; high notorious monsters (HNMs) are unique monsters with notable rewards
Name
The family of the monster; if the monster has a class, that is also shown here; a ∗ indicates that the monster is a special quest monster and may have special defenses or other properties
Type
The range of levels this monster may appear at; the specific level of a monster depends on where it is encountered
Lv. Range
Hostile monsters will attack characters up to 10 levels above their own level; some passive monsters may be hostile when appearing in certain contexts, such as leves or FATEs
Behavior		 Drops Areas
Special monsters are spawned by quests, FATEs, or leves, or are normally occuring monsters with special properties for use in quests; instance monsters appear in dungeons, guildhests, and quest instances; notorious monsters (NMs) are unique monsters of particular note; high notorious monsters (HNMs) are unique monsters with notable rewards
Name
The family of the monster; if the monster has a class, that is also shown here; a ∗ indicates that the monster is a special quest monster and may have special defenses or other properties
Type
The range of levels this monster may appear at; the specific level of a monster depends on where it is encountered
Lv. Range
Hostile monsters will attack characters up to 10 levels above their own level; some passive monsters may be hostile when appearing in certain contexts, such as leves or FATEs
Behavior		 Drops Areas
Bull Dhalmel Dhalmel 51–55 Hostile - -
Killer Korrigan Mandragora 51–55 Hostile - -
Lost Sanuwa Sanuwa 51–59 Hostile - -
Musky Wisent Buffalo 50–55 Hostile - -
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Monster Family Level
Monster Family Level
Bull Dhalmel Dhalmel 51-55
Killer Korrigan Mandragora 51-55
Lost Sanuwa Sanuwa 51-55
Musky Wisent Buffalo 50-54
r M m R Armor: Possibly Earned in Nobody Can Farm Marl, but Marl (L) – 3 shown
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Disciplines:
Levels:
Type:
Gray-named legacy items were available in 1.0 but can no longer be obtained
Name		 Type
The total defense offered by this armor; multi-slot armor is sorted by the defense accounted for by its main slot; mouse over this number to see the breakdown of defense per slot
Def.
The total magic defense offered by this armor; multi-slot armor is sorted by the magic defense accounted for by its main slot; mouse over this number to see the breakdown of magic defense per slot
MDef.
The bonuses offered by this armor; secondary statistics are potentially of value, but are rarely considered for the chosen discipline; Aetherial armor has additional, randomly chosen bonuses in addition to those listed here
Bonuses
The item level of this armor, which indicates its relative power
iLvl		 Lv. Classes
The number of materia slots this armor has
Materia
The class required to repair this armor; this is typically the same class as the one that can craft or attach materia to this armor
Craft		 Price
Aetherial armor can be worth more than the listed amount, depending on the bonuses it has
Value
Gray-named legacy items were available in 1.0 but can no longer be obtained
Name		 Type
The total defense offered by this armor; multi-slot armor is sorted by the defense accounted for by its main slot; mouse over this number to see the breakdown of defense per slot
Def.
The total magic defense offered by this armor; multi-slot armor is sorted by the magic defense accounted for by its main slot; mouse over this number to see the breakdown of magic defense per slot
MDef.
The bonuses offered by this armor; secondary statistics are potentially of value, but are rarely considered for the chosen discipline; Aetherial armor has additional, randomly chosen bonuses in addition to those listed here
Bonuses
The item level of this armor, which indicates its relative power
iLvl		 Lv. Classes
The number of materia slots this armor has
Materia
The class required to repair this armor; this is typically the same class as the one that can craft or attach materia to this armor
Craft		 Price
Aetherial armor can be worth more than the listed amount, depending on the bonuses it has
Value
Dragonskin Boots of Aiming Feet 72 72 Dexterity +31, Vitality +33, Accuracy +28, Determination +15 139 56 ARC, BRD, MCH 2 LTW 17,612 gil 265 gil
Titanium Sabatons of Fending Feet 131 131 Strength +31, Vitality +33, Accuracy +28, Critical Hit Rate +19 139 56 GLA, MRD, PLD, WAR, DRK 2 ARM 24,657 gil 370 gil
Titanium Sabatons of Striking Feet 72 72 Strength +31, Vitality +33, Accuracy +19, Determination +21 139 56 PGL, MNK 2 ARM 24,657 gil 370 gil
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Type:
Gray-named legacy items were available in 1.0 but can no longer be obtained
Name
The list of effects of consuming this item; most such effects are given as a percentage increase to a single attribute, though some items (not marked with a % sign) offer a flat bonus; the numbers in parenthesis denote the maximum bonus and the attribute total at which that bonus is reached; items will have their maximum effect on any attribute greater than or equal to this number
Attributes		 Recast Duration
A bonus to EXP earned while you are under the effects of this food
EXP		 Type Price Value
Gray-named legacy items were available in 1.0 but can no longer be obtained
Name
The list of effects of consuming this item; most such effects are given as a percentage increase to a single attribute, though some items (not marked with a % sign) offer a flat bonus; the numbers in parenthesis denote the maximum bonus and the attribute total at which that bonus is reached; items will have their maximum effect on any attribute greater than or equal to this number
Attributes		 Recast Duration
A bonus to EXP earned while you are under the effects of this food
EXP		 Type Price Value
Mega-Potion of Dexterity Dexterity +16% (49@307) 5m 15s - Medicine 950 gil 15 gil
Kaiser Roll Parry +4% (30@750), Vitality +4% (27@675), Critical Hit Rate +2% (13@650) - 30m +3% Meal - 15 gil
Royal Eggs Skill Speed +4% (26@650), Vitality +4% (22@550), Determination +2% (8@400) - 30m +3% Meal - 16 gil
Allagan Silver Piece - - - - Miscellany - 500 gil
Amber-encased Vilekin - - - - Miscellany - -
Venture - - - - Miscellany - -