Who is the villain in a realm reborn?

Gaius van Baelsar
Gaius van Baelsar
Gaius van Baelsar, also known as The Black Wolf (漆黒の王狼, Shikkoku no Ōrō?, lit. The Black Wolf King), is a non-playable character in Final Fantasy XIV. He is a legatus legionis within the Garlean Empire's army, serving as one of the generals leading the invasion into Eorzea.
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is a Garlean Legatus of the XIV Legion that is one of the Legions invading Eorzea. He uses a gunblade called the Heirsbane as his main weapon. He can pilot ancient machina, notably the Ultima Weapon in the climax of the "A Realm Reborn" story.

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2023-02-27 01:14:28

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Is a realm reborn free to play?
If you're finding yourself enjoying the game during the trial, you can upgrade to a starter edition, which includes the same story content as the free trial (A Realm Reborn and Heavensward), but without any of the restrictions of the free trial.
2024-02-09 07:16:28

Is a realm reborn an expansion?
FINAL FANTASY XIV's expansion packs, Heavensward, Stormblood, and Shadowbringers, are optional add-ons to FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn that bring new adventures, storylines, locations, jobs, and much more to the core gameplay experience. Please note, each expansion does not need to be purchased separately.
2024-01-19 02:54:57

What is the difference between a realm reborn and heavensward?
Unlike A Realm Reborn, the Heavensward storyline is an original story not directly inspired by previous Final Fantasy titles. Instead, it draws influence from real events such as religion-based conflicts around the world and the importance of recognizing the perspective that history is written from.
2023-12-10 02:58:04

Can you skip a realm reborn?
Can you skip A Realm Reborn in Final Fantasy XIV? While playing A Realm Reborn is the best idea if you want to get used to the game and learn about the world of Final Fantasy XIV, it is possible to skip the main story… for a price.
2023-06-10 03:50:04

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