Top 10 Minions in Final Fantasy XIV: A Personal Perspective

10. Drippy

Drippy is the adorable water drop from Matoya’s Relict, one of the most cherished dungeons in Final Fantasy XIV. Its simple yet charming design, resembling a raindrop with a wand, has captured the hearts of many players. Despite countless attempts, Drippy remains an elusive minion for the author, adding to its allure.

9. Sponge Silkie

Obtained through the Sil’dihn Subterrane, the Sponge Silkie resembles a hamster suspended by a magical, lighter-than-air tail ball. Its cute appearance, complete with whiskers and a heartwarming smile, makes it an irresistible companion. Its mount counterpart offers the same companionship on a grander scale.

8. Palico

For fans of Monster Hunter, the Palico minion is a familiar and beloved companion. Completing a side quest involving the formidable Rathalos rewards players with this cat-like ally, known for its aid in battles and its cheerful disposition.

7. Fat Cat

Fat Cat is a legendary minion and mount in Final Fantasy XIV. Its charming animations, including its cat-like rolling, evoke feelings of warmth and amusement. However, its mount counterpart, Fatter Cat, is said to be the bloated corpse of a cat possessed by voidsent, adding an eerie twist to its otherwise adorable nature.

6. Lesser Panda

For Lalafells, the Lesser Panda minion provides an adorable sight as it perches on their heads. For other races, it sits on the shoulder, exuding a sense of comfort and softness. Its cuddly appearance makes it a cherished companion for adventures across Eorzea.

5. Wee Ea

Not only is the Wee Ea minion cute, but it also serves a practical purpose. By gathering ten players, it can be used to spawn the Narrow-Rift S-Rank Hunt Mark. Its gelatinous body and resemblance to an infant Ea add to its unique charm.

4. Odder Otter

An otter wearing a bamboo hat, carrying a paper lantern, and illuminating the path ahead – what could be more adorable? The Odder Otter is the perfect companion for explorations across Eorzea, offering both cuteness and practicality.

3. Cerberpup

Upon entering Eorzea, the author was captivated by the Cerberpup minion. Its distinctive appearance and accessible price on the Marketboard made it a must-have companion. Its cheerful demeanor and resemblance to a loyal puppy make it a beloved choice.

2. Namingway

The Namingway minion, obtained through the Encyclopaedia Eorzea, stands out for its unique origin story. Its design resembles the Hummingway from Japanese folklore, a rabbit that sacrificed itself to feed an old man who turned out to be a god. In honor of its virtue, the rabbit’s likeness was etched onto the moon, connecting it to the Loporrits encountered in the game.

1. Wanderer’s Campfire

A seemingly simple minion that doesn’t move or interact, the Wanderer’s Campfire holds a special significance in Final Fantasy XIV. It has become a symbol of respect and remembrance within the community. When a beloved member passes, players line the streets of Ul’dah with Wanderer’s Campfires, illuminating the path for grieving individuals. This heartwarming ritual has created a profound connection among players, transforming the Wanderer’s Campfire into a deeply meaningful and poignant companion.

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