FFXIV: How to farm Allied Seals and what you can get with them

There are a whole myriad of curre🙈ncies in Final Fantasy XIV, from Gil to Tomestones. One that often gets overlooked is Seals and in particular, Allied Seals. The ARR currency can get you some pretty nice rewards, so here’s what you need to know.

The Hunt

The easiest way to hoard Allied Seals is to take part in The Hunt by visiting the Hunt Board in your chosen Grand Company’s headquaꦗrters. Here, you’ll be able to pick up two kinds of hunts: daily clan mark bills and weekly clan mark bills. 

Here are the different types of mark and🥀 their reward:

As you can guess, daily hunts reset each❀ day at 3 pm. Weekly hunts reset every Tuesday at the same time. 

You can also occasionally find A rank and S rank marks in the A R💟ealm Reborn areas. These are easy to kilᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚl with a level capped battle class and you can earn a nice amount of Allied Seals per enemy killed. 

Blue Mage

Once you’ve completed the level 60 quest “Blue Scream of Deatཧh”, you’ll have access to the Blue Mage Log and a whole new opportunity to earn Allied Seals becomes available to you. To see what’s in your Blue Mage Log, open up the Blue Mage Spellbook from the menu and switch the tab in the pop-up window. 

Each duty has a first time completion bonus and every week, the🅠re will be select duties which offer a bonus number of Seals. 

The downside to this option is that the Blue Mage Log is geared to💜wards party play and cannot be played unrestricted, so if you’re unable to find a party of 𓂃Blue Mages, you won’t be able to use this as a way of gathering Allied Seals. 

Allied Seals rewards

The rewards available from your Huntmaster will vary slightly, depending 💞on which Grand Company you’re a part of, but all of them have some shared rewards.

Here’s a list of shared items, not includin🃏g the basic materia♉ls they offer:

Disciple of War

Disciple of Magic

Other