Final Fantasy 14's Grand Companies offer many great rewards and is an excellent way to earn large sums of EXP if you're looking to power level a Job. However, many players may overlook the importance of their Grand Company, which is easy to do with all the other content in the game.
Within your Grand Company, you can participate in Expert Deliveries to make some easy Gil or take on Hunts to earn significant EXP payouts for the more complex and challenging targets. If you have yet to dive into your Grand Company, there's never a bad time to get started, and it can help you out in the long run.
Prerequisites
First things first, before you can participate in Clan Hunts, you must gain access to "The Hunt," which you can find out how to do with our guide here. While Clan Hunts doesn't require you to raise your Grand Company rank, you will still need to be at least a Second Lieutenant to start them as that was a requirement for "The Hunt." But, beyond needing to start the previous Hunts, the requirements for Clan Hunts are a lot less demanding and shouldn't be too much of a hassle. At least early on.
Clan Hunts also have different tiers of Hunts locked behind specific requirements, which must all get met if you want to move onto the Veteran Clan Hunts found in Stormblood. You can find more information on Clan Hunts and their requirements below.
Clan Hunt Requirements
- Complete "Let the Hunt Begin"
- Own the Heavensward expansion
- Be at least level 53 with any Disciple of War or Magic
Clan Hunt Quests
If you meet the requirements above, you are ready to take on Clan Hunts. As mentioned briefly before, Clan Hunts will require you to take on specific missions before you can partake in the stronger Hunts. You should look out for four key missions when doing Clan Hunts. You can find out everything you need to know about them below.
Let the Clan Hunt Begin
|
Quest Name |
Requirements |
Quest Giver |
Location |
Rewards |
Unlocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Let the Clan Hunt Begin |
|
Aytienne |
Foundation (X:12, Y:11) |
|
Level 1 Clan Mark Bills |
Better Bill Hunting
|
Quest Name |
Requirements |
Quest Giver |
Location |
Rewards |
Unlocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Better Bill Hunting |
|
Eustacia |
Foundation (X:12, Y:11) |
|
Level 2 Clan Mark Bills |
Top Marks
|
Quest Name |
Requirements |
Quest Giver |
Location |
Rewards |
Unlocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Top Marks |
|
Yloise |
Idyllshire (X:6, Y:6) |
|
Level 3 Clan Mark Bills |
Elite and Dangerous
|
Quest Name |
Requirements |
Quest Giver |
Location |
Rewards |
Unlocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Elite and Dangerous |
|
Ardolain |
Foundation (X:13, Y:11) |
|
Heavensward Elite Marks |
Clan Marks
You can obtain three different types of Clan Marks in Heavensward, all of which are gated by the quests mentioned above. Furthermore, to receive a Clan Mark, you must access the Clan Hunt Board located in the Foundation (X:12, Y:13) and select your desired Hunt level. Upon successfully hunting a target, you will get rewarded with Centurio Seals, EXP, and Gil for your efforts. However, the payout will be different depending on the monster type.
In addition to Clan Marks, you can also take on Heavensward Elite Marks, tiered B, A, and S. These Elite Marks are more formidable Hunts than the regular Clan Marks and will have a set payout depending on which target you can takedown.
Clan Hunt Elite Mark Rewards
|
Reward |
B Tier |
A Tier |
S Tier |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Centurio Seals |
N/A |
40 |
100 |
|
Allagan Tomestone of Poetics |
N/A |
30 |
100 |
|
Allagan Tomestone of Aphorism |
N/A |
10 |
30 |
You can exchange your Centurio Seals for exclusive items and equipment by speaking with Ardolain or Yolain in the Foundation (X:13, Y:11). Furthermore, while B Tiered Hunts won't give you any direct reward, you can still tackle them as part of your Weekly Elite Mark Challenges. Though, we recommend not doing any B Tier Hunts after you have met the goal for your Weekly Challenge. Instead, focus on A and S Tier Hunts as they have a guaranteed payout.
Clan Marks reset daily at 08:00 AM (PST) or 11:00 AM (EST), while Heavensward B Tier Elite Marks reset every week on Tuesday at 01:00 AM (PST) or 04:00 AM (EST). Tiers A-S have no weekly or daily reset as they are on a "kill on sight" basis. However, A and S Marks still have their own respawn timers, with S-Tier monsters requiring a specific event to trigger their appearance.
Heavensward Elite Mark Information
Much like the Elite Marks from "The Hunt" found in A Ream Reborn, each Heavensward Elite Mark will have their own spawn area and respawn timer, with S-Tiered Marks needing you to trigger a specific event before appearing.
You can find every Elite Mark for Heavensward below, along with their respawn time, rank, and region. You will also find the requirements needed to make the S-Tier Marks make their appearance.
Heavensward Elite Mark: Tier B
|
Mark Name |
Tier |
Region |
Respawn Timer |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Alteci |
B |
Coerthas Western Highlands |
5 Seconds |
|
False Gigantopithecus |
B |
The Dravanian Hinterlands |
5 Seconds |
|
Gneth Cometdrone |
B |
The Dravanian Forelands |
5 Seconds |
|
Kreutzet |
B |
Coerthas Western Highlands |
5 Seconds |
|
Lycidas |
B |
Azys Lla |
5 Seconds |
|
Omni |
B |
Azys Lla |
5 Seconds |
|
Pterygotus |
B |
The Dravanian Hinterlands |
5 Seconds |
|
Sanu Vali of Dancing Wings |
B |
The Sea of Clouds |
5 Seconds |
|
Scitalis |
B |
The Churning Mist |
5 Seconds |
|
Squonk |
B |
The Sea of Clouds |
5 Seconds |
|
The Scarecrow |
B |
The Churning Mist |
5 Seconds |
|
Thextera |
B |
The Dravanian Forelands |
5 Seconds |
Heavensward Elite Mark: Tier A
|
Mark Name |
Tier |
Region |
Respawn Timer |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Agathos |
A |
The Churning Mist |
4-6 Hours |
|
Bune |
A |
The Churning Mist |
4-6 Hours |
|
Campacti |
A |
Azys Lla |
4-6 Hours |
|
Enkelados |
A |
The Sea of Clouds |
4-6 Hours |
|
Lord of the Wyverns |
A |
The Dravanian Forelands |
4-6 Hours |
|
Lyuba |
A |
Coerthas Western Highlands |
4-6 Hours |
|
Mirka |
A |
Coerthas Western Highlands |
4-6 Hours |
|
Pylraster |
A |
The Dravanian Forelands |
4-6 Hours |
|
Sisiutl |
A |
The Sea of Clouds |
4-6 Hours |
|
Slipkinx Steeljoints |
A |
The Dravanian Hinterlands |
4-6 Hours |
|
Stench Blossom |
A |
Azys Lla |
4-6 Hours |
|
Stolas |
A |
The Dravanian Hinterlands |
4-6 Hours |
Heavensward Elite Mark: Tier S
|
Mark Name |
Tier |
Event Trigger |
Region |
Respawn Timer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Bird of Paradise |
S |
When a Squonk uses its "Chirp" AOE attack, it has a chance of spawning Bird of Paradise. |
The Sea of Clouds |
|
|
Gandarewa |
S |
Mining Aurum Regis Ore or Harvesting Seventh Heaven has a chance of spawning Gandarewa. |
The Churning Mist |
|
|
Kaiser Behemoth |
S |
Fly over the spawn points with the Behemoth Heir minion out. |
Coerthas Western Highlands |
|
|
Leucrotta |
S |
Defeat x50 Allagan Chimera, x50 Lesser Hydra, and x50 Meracydian Vouivre. |
Azys Lla |
|
|
Senmurv |
S |
Successfully finish the "Cerf's Up" FATE five consecutive times. |
The Dravanian Forelands |
|
|
The Pale Rider |
S |
Open Treasure Coffers from the Timeworn Wyvernskin Maps |
The Dravanian Hinterlands |
|