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Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail

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Final Fantasy 14 patch 7.5 site teases a potential return to the void for its next expansion

The patch 7.5 site for Final Fantasy XIV teases a potential return to the Void for the game's next expansion, with dungeon and raid names suggesting a focus on the Thirteenth reflection. This comes after the Dawntrail expansion arc began, though its initial story content has been largely self-contained. Future patches will further bridge the gap to the next major chapter.

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Massively Overpovered

Wisdom of Nym: Timing Final Fantasy XIV’s remaining 2026 question marks

Speculation surrounds the release timing of Final Fantasy XIV's next expansion, with a longer-than-usual gap between parts of patch 7.5 fueling uncertainty. The delay and the timing of upcoming fan festivals suggest a potential shift in the usual expansion announcement and release cadence, leaving players wondering about the exact launch window and future content.

Gamers Heroes

Square Enix Publisher Sale 2026 Live Through March 30

Square Enix is holding a publisher sale with discounts on over 200 titles across multiple digital storefronts, including Steam, Epic Games Store, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo platforms. The sale runs through March 30, with specific dates varying by platform. Hosts Matthew Mercer and Ben Starr are featured in promotional content for the event.

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Games Press

MATT MERCER REPLACES BEN STARR AS THE PROFESSIONAL RPG SUGGESTER TO LAUNCH THE NEXT BIG SQUARE ENIX SALE

Square Enix has launched its annual Publisher Sale, featuring over 200 discounted RPG titles across multiple platforms until March 30th. Voice actors Matt Mercer and Ben Starr star in a promotional video highlighting some of the sale's key offerings, including Final Fantasy Tactics, Nier: Automata, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.

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Wisdom of Nym: What we learned about Final Fantasy XIV’s next patch from the first live letter

The latest Final Fantasy XIV live letter revealed details about upcoming patch content, including the new limited job Beastmaster, which will feature roguelike elements. Other discussed topics include a new trial boss, potential story hints related to Ilsabard and the Void, updates to housing and glamour systems, and dye consolidation. The article also touches on the schedule for future content releases.

CGmag Online

Final Fantasy XIV 7.5 Gets an April Release Date, First Look at Beastmaster

Square Enix announced that Final Fantasy XIV Patch 7.5, titled "Trail to the Heavens," will be released in two parts, starting April 28, 2026. The patch will introduce new main scenario quests, areas, a Crystalline Conflict stage, the final part of the Echoes of Vana’deil Alliance Raid, a new trial, and the limited job Beastmaster. Quality of life updates, including housing furnishing limits and Armoire storage, are also included. Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

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Tech Raptor

Final Fantasy XIV Patch 7.5 Begins in April, Brings Beastmaster and More

Square Enix announced that Final Fantasy XIV Patch 7.5 will launch on April 28th, with a second part arriving in September. The update will include new main scenario quests, a new dungeon, a trial featuring Enuo, and the third part of the Dawntrail Alliance raid. Additionally, the Beastmaster limited job will be added in the Patch 7.5x series.

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Wisdom of Nym: Speculating on the overall direction of Final Fantasy XIV’s second story arc

This analysis speculates on the future direction of Final Fantasy XIV's narrative, suggesting that the current story arc, seeded in Shadowbringers and developed through Endwalker and Dawntrail, will focus on the multi-shard reality of the game's world. The author posits that the consequences of Hydaelyn's actions against Zodiark and the interactions between the Source and its reflections will be the central theme moving forward.