Every Final Fantasy XIV expansion introduces a relic weapon series — a multi-stage upgrade chain that starts weak, demands sustained farming across expansion-specific content, and eventually produces one of the most visually distinctive weapons available at that level cap. The grind is always the point. Zodiac Weapons require FATE farming and dungeon runs. Anima Weapons eat Allagan Tomestones of Poetics in quantities that take weeks to accumulate. Eureka Weapons gate behind Notorious Monster trains and Baldesion Arsenal clears. Resistance Weapons demand Bozja Southern Front progression including raids that barely fire anymore. Manderville Weapons lock progress behind Hildibrand quest chains. Phantom Weapons tie directly to the new Occult Crescent field operation system.

None of these grinds are mechanically difficult. Every single one is a time problem — hours of repetitive farming spread across content that wasn’t designed to be rushed and can’t be shortened through skill alone. Our FF14 relic weapon boost covers every series, every stage, and every expansion, handling the material loops and duty requirements so the weapon arrives on your character without the weeks of farming that normally precede it.

What Our FF14 Relic Weapon Carry Covers

FFXIV currently has six active relic weapon series — one per expansion, each with a distinct farming system and a distinct reason players get stuck mid-chain.

Series	Expansion	Cap Level	What Makes It a Grind
Phantom Weapons	Dawntrail	100	Occult Crescent FATE farming, Demiatma accumulation, Aethetics tomes
Manderville Weapons	Endwalker	90	Hildibrand quest chain + Causality/Comedy tomes per stage
Resistance Weapons	Shadowbringers	80	Bozja Southern Front, Delubrum Reginae, Zadnor — low-activity content
Eureka Weapons	Stormblood	70	Four-zone Notorious Monster trains, Baldesion Arsenal for final stage
Anima Weapons	Heavensward	60	Poetics-heavy material farming, Crystal Sand conversion grind
Zodiac Weapons	A Realm Reborn	50	12 FATE zones for Atma, 9 Bravery books, 75 Alexandrite melds

Every relic boost is available by series, by specific stage, or as a full chain from first unlock through final upgrade — scoped exactly to where you are and what you need.

Why Each Relic Series Grinds Differently

Phantom and Manderville — Current and Recent Expansion Relics

Phantom Weapons are the current Dawntrail relic series — tied to the Occult Crescent field operation introduced in Patch 7.45. Each upgrade stage requires Demiatma farming through Occult Crescent FATEs, Critical Engagement runs, and Aethetics tome accumulation. The second job on each stage unlocks at a significantly reduced cost, making the chain efficient for multi-job relic collectors. Manderville Weapons require completing the Hildibrand comedic quest chain through Endwalker and then farming Allagan Tomestones of Causality and Comedy at each upgrade stage — straightforward in structure but slow in execution.

Resistance and Eureka — Mid-Era Relics with Activity Problems

Resistance Weapons are where most players stall — the chain is tied to Bozja Southern Front, Zadnor, and the Delubrum Reginae and Dalriada raids that see low matchmaking activity outside peak hours. Our FF14 relic boost handles Resistance weapons by coordinating around active Bozja sessions and using the most efficient content available rather than waiting for organic groups to form. Eureka Weapons require four-zone progression through Anemos, Pagos, Pyros, and Hydatos, with each zone requiring Elemental Level advancement alongside crystal accumulation from Notorious Monster trains. The final Physeos stage requires Baldesion Arsenal clears — a 56-player raid that’s one of the most coordination-heavy pieces of content in the game.

Anima and Zodiac — Legacy Relics With Long Material Chains

Anima Weapons’ single longest stage is Reconditioned — Crystal Sand conversion from multiple sources, all of which are slow individually and require either sustained Poetics farming or specific dungeon runs. Zodiac Weapons’ hardest stage is Atma — 12 different FATE zones each requiring a random drop that has no guaranteed acquisition rate. Both series can be rushed with current-level gear making combat trivial, but the material acquisition timers don’t speed up regardless of character power.

Why Choose Epiccarry for Your FFXIV Relic Weapons Boost

Relic weapon chains fail in the middle — not at the start when the questline is new and motivating, and not at the end when the final upgrade is in sight, but somewhere around stage three or four when the same farming loop has been running for two weeks and the remaining stages look identical to what’s already been completed. Our FFXIV relic boost picks up from wherever you stopped, completes the remaining stages efficiently, and delivers the final weapon without requiring you to restart motivation for content you already know.

Every relic series in our catalog has been completed enough times that the correct material routes, the fastest content sequences, and the stage-specific pitfalls are all established knowledge rather than improvised per order.

FFXIV Relic Boost FAQ

Are FFXIV Relic Weapons worth getting if they're not BiS for current content?

Yes and no. Sure, A RealFor every series except Phantom Weapons, the answer is purely cosmetic — relic weapons from A Realm Reborn through Endwalker are glamour items in current content, with visual designs and glow effects exclusive to each series. Their value is permanence and rarity — no alternative acquisition path exists, no Market Board listing is possible, and the design doesn't become obtainable through any other method as the expansion ages. Phantom Weapons are a partial exception — their final stage sits close enough to current raid weapon item level to be a viable substitute for players who can't or don't want to farm Savage weekly lockouts for the IL 795 weapon.m Reborn Zodiac Relic Weapons won't do much in end-game Ultimate and Savage Raids, but they still can provide a much-needed abilities boost while leveling.

And let's not forget that the cosmetic and collection functions of Relic Weapons are still there, with most Relic Weapon sets even rewarding players with unique achievements. Our Relic Weapon Boost Service guarantees the completion of every adjacent quest, providing your character with all corresponding achievements.

Can I order a relic weapon for multiple jobs in the same order?

Yes — each relic weapon series is job-specific, so a separate carry is required per job. However, several series offer significant shortcuts for second and subsequent jobs: Phantom Weapons unlock all future jobs at a dramatically reduced Aethetics cost once the first is completed, and several other series reuse or share materials across jobs. Your manager confirms the most efficient sequencing for multi-job orders before the service begins, and multi-job orders are typically priced at a discount compared to ordering each job separately.

Why is the Resistance Weapon chain harder to farm than other relic series?

Resistance Weapons are tied to Bozja Southern Front content — a field operation zone from Shadowbringers that requires active participation from other players for Skirmishes, Critical Engagements, Castrum Lacus Litore, and Delubrum Reginae. Unlike content that fires through the Duty Finder automatically, Bozja requires enough players in the zone simultaneously to trigger events — and as the zone ages, finding that density outside peak server hours becomes increasingly difficult. Several upgrade stages also require Resistance Rank progression that gates specific quests, adding a level-up requirement on top of the material grind. Our FFXIV relic boost coordinates around active Bozja windows and uses the most available content paths to complete the chain without depending on unpredictable zone activity.