Was Azem an Ascian?

Azem was one of the more powerful Ascians, and as such, they were a member of the Convocation of Fourteen alongside the others like Emet-Selch and Elidibus.

Was the Warrior of Light an Ascian?

The one you give to him, since the Warrior of Light isn't the "Ascian" that was originally the owner of our soul, only his heir. So, if we go with Greek Names, and see the big three Ascians as the big three Hades/Zeus/Poseidon, it would be interesting who is who.

Who was the previous Azem?

Prior to their induction into the Convocation of Fourteen, the seat of "Azem" was held by Venat, who, unlike many other Amaurotines, did not return to the aetherial sea after completing her duties and retiring from her position.

Was Emet-Selch the original Azem?

Multiple cutscenes in 5.3 seem to suggest that Emet Selch was actually Azem's boyfriend. When revisiting old 5.0 cutscenes, it seems canon at this point that Emet Selch was actually Azem's lover/boyfriend.

Are Azem and Venat the same person?

History. A brilliant scholar and adventurer at heart, Venat held the seat of "Azem" on the Convocation of Fourteen, and spent her time exploring the world of Etheirys and coming to love all the people and life within it. When she stepped down as Azem, Venat's successor was her friend and student.

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Is Ardbert a reflection of Azem?

With Ardbert speaking through the Warrior, Emet-Selch momentarily saw an Amaurotine who was an old friend of his in the Warrior's place. In truth the Warrior, and thus Ardbert as well, was a reincarnation of Azem, the fourteenth member of the Convocation of Fourteen from the ancient Amaurot.

Is Urianger a Ascian?

Later on in Shadowbringers, you learn more about what the Ascians actually are. If you were ever having a hard time telling, it becomes pretty clear then that Urianger is definitely not an Ascian.

Did Azem get sundered?

Unlike them, however, Azem did not survive the Sundering, and their soul was split because they didn't side with the others in creating Zodiark during the Final Days.

What color is Azem's soul?

It's a watercolor-ish blend of sunset colors, from lilac purple to reddish-pink.

Why is Urianger with the Ascians?

Disguising himself, Urianger served as a liaison between the Warriors of Darkness and the Ascians. When the Warriors of Darkness were tasked to kill the Warrior of Light, Urianger revealed his true loyalty to the Scions, and was revealed to have orchestrated their absolution, citing Louisoix's creed.

Is Hermes an Ascian?

Fandaniel, also known as Hermes and Amon, is a character in Final Fantasy XIV. He is introduced in Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers as a rogue Ascian allied with Zenos Galvus, and the secondary antagonist in Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker.

Who is the strongest Ascian?

The unsundered—Lahabrea, Emet-Selch, and Elidibus—are the most powerful Ascians with the power to recruit others into their group. Under them are the Ascian overlords, whose souls belonged to the remaining sundered members of the Convocation of Fourteen (the ruling body of ancient Etheirys that summoned Zodiark).

Which Ascian was Gaia?

Gaia as Loghrif. In her past life, she was the Ascian who bore the title of "Loghrif". She and her protector, Mitron, were originally tasked with preventing the flood of light on the First, before Emet-Selch instructed them to bring about a Calamity.

Why was Emet not sundered?

#EndwalkerSpoilers During the sundering, Emet was Lahabrea and the Elidibus of the time, and escaped into the Rift without being sundered. #EndwalkerSpoilers In short, the unsundered Ascians worked together to escape the sundering.

Is Gaia still an Ascian?

Arguably, that means Gaia still is an Ascian now, since the end of that story doesn't really get rid of Loghrif so much as Gaia asserts her fundamental will over the person she gets to be.

What race were the Ascians?

Ascians are what remain of the ancient race of Etheirys before it and its people were split into 14 pieces. These 14 pieces made worlds with fragmented souls living in them, having no memory of being ancients or Etheirys.

How many shards of Azem are there?

We actually now have nine of the fourteen fragments of Azem's soul. In addition to the part that would've been on the Source to begin with, there have been seven Calamities/Rejoinings, plus merging with Ardbert.

Who is the white robed Ascian?

Elidibus is a character from Final Fantasy XIV. A white-robed Ascian, he claims to be an Emissary for the "one true god". Elidibus is secretive and enigmatic, and invested in the balance of Light and Darkness.

What color is Haurchefant?

Haurchefant is an Elezen with silver blue hair and blue eyes, garbed in full chainmail.

Did Azem leave the Convocation?

Needless to say, Azem was against the sacrifices for summoning Zodiark during the Final Days events and decided to abandon their seat in the Convocation of Fourteen.

Was Yshtola always blind?

The fan-favorite miqo'te character has been blind since the Heavensward expansion, but the game does not leave that impression on players. In fact, most fans may not realize she is blind until way later on, and then forget about this due to the way Y'sthola is able to still see nearly everything.

Are Zenos and Emet related?

As Solus zos Galvus, he was the founder and first Emperor of the Garlean Empire, and the grandfather of Varis and great-grandfather of Zenos.

What race is Yshtola?

Y'shtola is a Miqo'te of the Seekers of the Sun with a light brown skin and brown facial markings, light teal eyes, and platinum blonde hair with two frontal pigtails tied with rings.

What Ascian was in Zenos?

Elidibus posing as Zenos. The Ascian Elidibus possessed Zenos's corpse, spreading the rumor that he was only injured in the battle.

Is Venat and Hydaelyn the same?

Following the warriors' return from the First, Hydaelyn appears as herself before them in the form of her original existence as Venat: a silver-haired woman with blue eyes and white robes. In her true form, she is an angelic version of her original form with silvery white skin.