For a while now, I have been training as a conjurer. Learnng the ways of nature and how to channel it. How to throw rocks and blow people away with wind. And now, my guild leader has news for me. He asked me to escort two of our own on a special ritual to please nature, so that we may continue to live in the forest.
I soon met the siblings Raya-O-Senna and A-Ruhn-Senna in the Central shroud. They were prepared to perorm the ritual to appease the great elemental. Unfortunately, their way was blocked by a bunch of monsters. I swore to protect them, as we rushed towards the tree.
At least a dozen monsters stood in our way. Our nature magic protected us, allowing us to take them down before making our way to the tree housing the great elemental. An there, on the ground, was a crystal. Raya recognised it, as the legacy of A-Towa-Cant. A soulgem bearing great power.
A-Towa was the last to perform the great ritual of Quelling. He bore the great power of the white mages. And now, he had chosen my to inherit his powers.
After being initiated into the White Mages, I recieved a notice from my guild master. Reports had come in of a wounded creature in the North Shroud. And was asked to heal it of its injuries.
I was surprised when I came across it. A beautiful unicorn, injured. I tended to it, using my magic to heal its wounds. It was so grateful, it let me a magic whistle. One that would allow me to summon it to aid me.
Levels:
Alchemist: 30
Armorer: 30
Blacksmith: 30 -> 31
Botanist: 32 -> 33
Carpenter: 30
Conjurer: 27 -> 34
Culinarian: 37
Fisher: 28 -> 30
Goldsmith: 31 -> 32
Leatherworker: 30 -> 31
Miner: 32
Thaumetergist: 26
Weaver: 32 -> 35
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Friday, January 31, 2014
Useful Macros
As I discussed in a previous post, I've found macros quite a bit more useful in FFXIV then I did in WoW. Crafting is much quicker using macros instead of figuring out what combination to use. I figured I'd post a few useful macros and commands.
First off, is the "/micon" command. This gives the macro a specific icon from an ability. Example:
/micon bio
This gives the macro the Bio icon. Bipassing the rather limited amount of icons available for selection. This also gives the icon a button cooldown, like the others on your toolbar.
Another useful command is <tt>. Example:
/ac bio <tt>
This casts the spell on the target of target. When playing a healer, I've found this command to be invaluable. I can keep my focus on the tank, and slap on a few DoTs between heals. Or even toss up a debuff.
Making a several spell macro with long lasting recast times? try '/recast'. Example:
/recast "rouse" <me>
This shows the time left before you can recast the spell. Useful for keeping track of any spells on cooldown, or whether a spell has actually trigger.
Here's a full blown macro for my fishing buddies.
/micon "Cast"
/ac "Hook" <me>
/wait 11
/ac "mooch" <me>
/ac "Cast" <me>
So, this is meant to be activated when you hear or see that a fish has bitten. The animation takes a while to go through. At the end, it will first attempt to mooch the fish to catch a bigger one. If this doesn't work, it will once again cast out.
Levels:
Alchemist: 30
Armorer: 30
Blacksmith: 30
Botanist: 27 -> 32
Carpenter: 30
Conjurer: 22-> 27
Culinarian: 33 -> 37
Fisher: 25 -. 28
Goldsmith: 30 -> 31
Leatherworker: 30
Miner: 30 -> 32
Thaumetergist: 25 -> 26
Weaver: 31-> 32
First off, is the "/micon" command. This gives the macro a specific icon from an ability. Example:
/micon bio
This gives the macro the Bio icon. Bipassing the rather limited amount of icons available for selection. This also gives the icon a button cooldown, like the others on your toolbar.
Another useful command is <tt>. Example:
/ac bio <tt>
This casts the spell on the target of target. When playing a healer, I've found this command to be invaluable. I can keep my focus on the tank, and slap on a few DoTs between heals. Or even toss up a debuff.
Making a several spell macro with long lasting recast times? try '/recast'. Example:
/recast "rouse" <me>
This shows the time left before you can recast the spell. Useful for keeping track of any spells on cooldown, or whether a spell has actually trigger.
Here's a full blown macro for my fishing buddies.
/micon "Cast"
/ac "Hook" <me>
/wait 11
/ac "mooch" <me>
/ac "Cast" <me>
So, this is meant to be activated when you hear or see that a fish has bitten. The animation takes a while to go through. At the end, it will first attempt to mooch the fish to catch a bigger one. If this doesn't work, it will once again cast out.
Levels:
Alchemist: 30
Armorer: 30
Blacksmith: 30
Botanist: 27 -> 32
Carpenter: 30
Conjurer: 22-> 27
Culinarian: 33 -> 37
Fisher: 25 -. 28
Goldsmith: 30 -> 31
Leatherworker: 30
Miner: 30 -> 32
Thaumetergist: 25 -> 26
Weaver: 31-> 32
Monday, January 27, 2014
Grinding Golems!
My hunt for more gil brought me to the markets of Ul'Dah. A Lalafell, seeing my downcrest expression, informed me of strange new golems appearing! He informed me how the material might be worth a fortune on the market, and that he'd cut me in for a piece of it. He introduced himself as a representitive of Amajina & Sons mining. He gave me his business card, and sent me to meet with his associate. Told me I couldn't miss him.
He was right. There, at the location,was a buff guy with leather straps across his chest,and a weird helm on his head. Apparently, I was being a bit too stealthy. When I said hello, he nearly jumped onto the ceiling. Was pretty funny really.
He asked if I had plenty of experience dismantling golems. I hesitated before saying that I did. After all, i supposed destroying them would count as dismantling. He gave me the go ahead, promising me a 'refreshing' reward when I was done. Grinning happily, I pranced off, visions of gil dancing in my head.
I got to the dig site to find that, apparently, they corporation had hired a bunch of others to gather the material for them. Because there was a large group of other adventurers waiting there! It was a grab fest for bricks, golem parts flying everywhere! Thankfully, I managed to grab a few parts, getting out just in time. A nearby adventurer took a brick to the face, collapsing beside me.
I managed to get to the beefy businessman, crumbling parts in hand. The guy was proud of me, said he had a special payment for me! He pointed behind me. I turned around, to find myself face to face with a bounty of beautiful ladies. i could only stare as they dragged me away, promising me a 'puff-puff' I would never forget. They blindfolded me. And then... i felt two warm and soft objects... pressing against either side of my face. It was heaven!
I was quite relaxed a few moments later, as we discussed the rest of my payment. Next thing I knew, I was ushered away. My pockets no fuller. However, I discovered a strange little golem stashed away in my bag. He refused to stop following me as I ran away.
Levels:
Alchemist: 30
Armorer: 25 -> 30
Blacksmith: 26 -> 30
Botanist: 27
Carpenter: 27 -> 30
Conjurer: 22
Culinarian: 27 -> 33
Fisher: 23 -> 25
Goldsmith: 30
Leatherworker: 28 -> 30
Miner: 30
Thaumetergist: 21 -> 25
Weaver: 30 -> 31
He was right. There, at the location,was a buff guy with leather straps across his chest,and a weird helm on his head. Apparently, I was being a bit too stealthy. When I said hello, he nearly jumped onto the ceiling. Was pretty funny really.
He asked if I had plenty of experience dismantling golems. I hesitated before saying that I did. After all, i supposed destroying them would count as dismantling. He gave me the go ahead, promising me a 'refreshing' reward when I was done. Grinning happily, I pranced off, visions of gil dancing in my head.
I got to the dig site to find that, apparently, they corporation had hired a bunch of others to gather the material for them. Because there was a large group of other adventurers waiting there! It was a grab fest for bricks, golem parts flying everywhere! Thankfully, I managed to grab a few parts, getting out just in time. A nearby adventurer took a brick to the face, collapsing beside me.
I managed to get to the beefy businessman, crumbling parts in hand. The guy was proud of me, said he had a special payment for me! He pointed behind me. I turned around, to find myself face to face with a bounty of beautiful ladies. i could only stare as they dragged me away, promising me a 'puff-puff' I would never forget. They blindfolded me. And then... i felt two warm and soft objects... pressing against either side of my face. It was heaven!
I was quite relaxed a few moments later, as we discussed the rest of my payment. Next thing I knew, I was ushered away. My pockets no fuller. However, I discovered a strange little golem stashed away in my bag. He refused to stop following me as I ran away.
Levels:
Alchemist: 30
Armorer: 25 -> 30
Blacksmith: 26 -> 30
Botanist: 27
Carpenter: 27 -> 30
Conjurer: 22
Culinarian: 27 -> 33
Fisher: 23 -> 25
Goldsmith: 30
Leatherworker: 28 -> 30
Miner: 30
Thaumetergist: 21 -> 25
Weaver: 30 -> 31
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Burgeoning Dread
There I was, enjoying a nice cup of milk, when I was alerted to a new threat to the land! a woman, screaming about the end of the world! She told me that the signs were all there! Flames from the heaven, tree-burying blizzards, cyclones carrying off packs of goobbues. I could only scratch my head in bewilderment, as I had yet to see any of these weather phenomena.
Turns out the woman was a reporter. And well... we all know how much they exaggerate. Still, she offered me a chance to be part of the story. And business was rather slow. So I agreed to explore this out.
Apparently, the commander of the Serpents believed this to be a Garlean plot. And I was to find proof that this was of otherwoldly origins. So i was off, to East Shroud. A quick hop, skip, and jump on chocobo. Imagine my surprise, to find dozens of adventurers already there. apparently, news travels fast.
Soon after, a spriggan, covered in rocks, appeared. The adventurers began their battle, tearing the spriggan to shreds. No sooner was it defeated, then a strange voice was heard, speaking in rhyme. The owner soon appeared. A massive Lalafell! She sent her spriggan minions after us, while she cast her spells. It was truly terrifying. However, just like her minion, she was made short work of.
The adventurers scattered after she dissappeared. But, I saw something, lying on the ground. It was a little doll. The kind I used to play with as a kitten. Well, this was proof that the Garleans weren't involved. As I doubt any of them even had a childhood. Proof in hand, I went to the Adder's Nest.
The commander mocked me for bringing him a doll, questioning my maturity. Oh, my fur was getting all ruffled. And then, the earth shook. The massive creature was back! Getting a better look at it, I realized it was not a Lalafell. Though, the resemblance was uncanny. And on top of it, was a smaller version! Lalafell sized! She jumped down, and the creature changed, becoming a small doll.
The commander was infuriated by the sorceress' demands that we grovel for mercy. A quick battle of wits and mockery ensued. The creature's name was soon revealed. Shantatto. And she had indeed, traveled from another dimension. She was here to save us... by destroying everything and making her own empire.
She thanked me for destroying her golem earlier. Giving me the shrunken form of her newest one as a reward. However, she warned me that I had better treat her right, or she would set my pants alight. Great. Now I'm rhyming!
Either way, she returned to her own dimension to prepare for the invasion. As for the doll she gave me, it was apparently still able to conquer a nation in its shrunken state. Hearing this, I quickly snuck away with my kitty stealth, hiding it away before the soldiers could demand it be turned over. After all... it was adorable!
Levels:
Alchemist: 30
Armorer: 25
Blacksmith: 25 -> 26
Botanist: 26 -> 27
Carpenter: 27
Conjurer: 22
Culinarian: 25 -> 27
Fisher: 22 -> 23
Goldsmith: 30
Leatherworker: 27 -> 28
Miner: 26 -> 30
Thaumetergist: 18 -> 21
Weaver: 30
Turns out the woman was a reporter. And well... we all know how much they exaggerate. Still, she offered me a chance to be part of the story. And business was rather slow. So I agreed to explore this out.
Apparently, the commander of the Serpents believed this to be a Garlean plot. And I was to find proof that this was of otherwoldly origins. So i was off, to East Shroud. A quick hop, skip, and jump on chocobo. Imagine my surprise, to find dozens of adventurers already there. apparently, news travels fast.
Soon after, a spriggan, covered in rocks, appeared. The adventurers began their battle, tearing the spriggan to shreds. No sooner was it defeated, then a strange voice was heard, speaking in rhyme. The owner soon appeared. A massive Lalafell! She sent her spriggan minions after us, while she cast her spells. It was truly terrifying. However, just like her minion, she was made short work of.
The adventurers scattered after she dissappeared. But, I saw something, lying on the ground. It was a little doll. The kind I used to play with as a kitten. Well, this was proof that the Garleans weren't involved. As I doubt any of them even had a childhood. Proof in hand, I went to the Adder's Nest.
The commander mocked me for bringing him a doll, questioning my maturity. Oh, my fur was getting all ruffled. And then, the earth shook. The massive creature was back! Getting a better look at it, I realized it was not a Lalafell. Though, the resemblance was uncanny. And on top of it, was a smaller version! Lalafell sized! She jumped down, and the creature changed, becoming a small doll.
The commander was infuriated by the sorceress' demands that we grovel for mercy. A quick battle of wits and mockery ensued. The creature's name was soon revealed. Shantatto. And she had indeed, traveled from another dimension. She was here to save us... by destroying everything and making her own empire.
She thanked me for destroying her golem earlier. Giving me the shrunken form of her newest one as a reward. However, she warned me that I had better treat her right, or she would set my pants alight. Great. Now I'm rhyming!
Either way, she returned to her own dimension to prepare for the invasion. As for the doll she gave me, it was apparently still able to conquer a nation in its shrunken state. Hearing this, I quickly snuck away with my kitty stealth, hiding it away before the soldiers could demand it be turned over. After all... it was adorable!
Levels:
Alchemist: 30
Armorer: 25
Blacksmith: 25 -> 26
Botanist: 26 -> 27
Carpenter: 27
Conjurer: 22
Culinarian: 25 -> 27
Fisher: 22 -> 23
Goldsmith: 30
Leatherworker: 27 -> 28
Miner: 26 -> 30
Thaumetergist: 18 -> 21
Weaver: 30
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Storyline Complete
So, I've finished the main storyline. And while it was enjoyable, it was also quite frustrating.
The whole thing was one massive bottleneck! Its done to force players to slow down and take more time with their character. In order to access over two thirds of the dungeons, you need to go through the storyline. In order access the marketplace, retainers, or grand companies, you have to go through the storyline.
Honestly, I found it very annoying. Rather then bottlenecking players like that, they should just reward them for completing the storyline. Give them a choice. Have ways set up so that players can access the dungeons and features without going through it. Give those who do extra rewards. special minions, or mounts. early access to equipment.
Just don't force them to do it in order to progress. Or, perhaps, give them an option to skip it on future characters if they have completed it on one. Just saying!
Levels:
Alchemist: 25 -> 30
Armorer: 25
Blacksmith: 25
Botanist: 26
Carpenter: 25 -> 27
Conjurer: 22
Culinarian: 25
Fisher: 22
Goldsmith: 25 -> 30
Leatherworker: 26 -> 27
Miner: 26
Thaumetergist: 15 -.18
Weaver: 25-> 30
The whole thing was one massive bottleneck! Its done to force players to slow down and take more time with their character. In order to access over two thirds of the dungeons, you need to go through the storyline. In order access the marketplace, retainers, or grand companies, you have to go through the storyline.
Honestly, I found it very annoying. Rather then bottlenecking players like that, they should just reward them for completing the storyline. Give them a choice. Have ways set up so that players can access the dungeons and features without going through it. Give those who do extra rewards. special minions, or mounts. early access to equipment.
Just don't force them to do it in order to progress. Or, perhaps, give them an option to skip it on future characters if they have completed it on one. Just saying!
Levels:
Alchemist: 25 -> 30
Armorer: 25
Blacksmith: 25
Botanist: 26
Carpenter: 25 -> 27
Conjurer: 22
Culinarian: 25
Fisher: 22
Goldsmith: 25 -> 30
Leatherworker: 26 -> 27
Miner: 26
Thaumetergist: 15 -.18
Weaver: 25-> 30
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Arcanist 50!
The first time is always special! Finally got my first class to 50! And with it, opens up more possibilities. I now have access to end game content. Hard Mode and Extreme Mode dungeon. Relic weapons and Darklight armor. And that isn't including the other 18 classes I've still got to level up.
But before that, I've got Job quests to complete! First, I headed to Gridania and Y'mhitra. She was in tears! Her college, the one investigating Tristan, was murdered! Together, we hurried to Mor Dhona, to investigate. With Titan-egi out for protection, we questioned the survivor.
They had found a soulcrystal! Tristan attacked and stole it. He had ran off with it, heading toward some place called the Singing Shards. It was time for this to end.
We found him there... talking to a man in a black mask! An Ascian of the Twelfth Chalice. Tristan tossed him three summoner soulcrystals. The man promised to extract the summoner's knowledge from them, as well as an elder primal, giving him the power.
He laughed when he saw us, saying that he had orchestrated our every move! That he would use his new power to eliminate the beast tribes. To prevent the primals from rising again. Tristan summoned his new beast. Belial Egi. And the fight was on.
Belial was powerful. I could barely hold him off. And then, Tristan did something that shouldhave been impossible! He absorbed his egi! Its powers increased his, allowing him to cast meteors down from the sky. Smaller elementals, Black Claws, were summoned. The battle was fierce. But finally, through Y'mhitra's help, he was defeated.
It was then he revealed his motives. His brother had been tempered by a primal. Forced to worship it and do its bidding. Through the power of the summoners, he had hoped to wipe out the beast races. He had killed his brother, and performed many a vile deed to claim the powers he had.
Tristan swore to tear the soulcrystal from my blasted form, and summoned his egi once more. However, the strain was too much. The egi exploded, and he was consumed. A sad end, to a blackened heart.
We returned to Gridania. Y'mhitra thanked me for my valient battles, and awarded me a final piece of Allascan armor. The Evoker's Doublet. Found at the same dig site as the soulcrystals. However, there was more. A whispering from the soulcrystal revealed to me the true power of my Egi. A power hidden deep within. One that would aid me in the future.
With that task completed, I headed to Limsa Lominsa. Alka came running to meet me, with reports of another Tonberry emerging from the Wandering Palace. The marauders were heading out in greater numbers to prevent it from escaping. She urged me to keep my fairy under control as we returned to Upper La Noscea.
I recognized the Tonberry. It was the same from earlier. But, it appeared to be enveloped in dark magics. Alka was ready for battle! Meanwhile, the Tonberry warned us. Warned its 'Sun' to stay away. The Tonberry ran, hiding inside the Wandering Palace. We followed, attacked by many other tonberrys. Soon, the wanderer came out, summoning a corrupted fairy to aid it. The battle was hard fought. but finally it was weakened. Alka made to strike the final blow, only for my fairy to once more block it. I knew what it wanted, and I cast my healing magic on the wanderer.
The magic removed the corruption from the Tonberry. It called my fairy Lily, and asked why she was here. It turns out, he had been a scholar named Surito Carito. 1500 years ago, a disease had been brought to Nym, transforming the infected into Tonberry. The scholars had tried to stop it, only to be infected themselves.
He thanked me for reuniting him with Lily, and for a moment, in the fairy's light, I saw him as he once was. The maruaders returned to the guild, while Surito wished to speak with me. The soulcrystal no longer worked for him, and he could no longer summon Lily. So, he bequethed it to me, and taught me his most powerful art, Lustrate. Gifting me a robe, he thanked me.
Levels:
Levels:
Alchemist: 25
Arcanist: 47 - 50, COMPLETE!
Armorer: 25
Blacksmith: 25
Botanist: 26
Carpenter: 25
Conjurer: 22
Culinarian: 25
Fisher: 22
Goldsmith: 25
Leatherworker: 26
Miner: 26
Thaumetergist: 15
Weaver: 25
But before that, I've got Job quests to complete! First, I headed to Gridania and Y'mhitra. She was in tears! Her college, the one investigating Tristan, was murdered! Together, we hurried to Mor Dhona, to investigate. With Titan-egi out for protection, we questioned the survivor.
They had found a soulcrystal! Tristan attacked and stole it. He had ran off with it, heading toward some place called the Singing Shards. It was time for this to end.
We found him there... talking to a man in a black mask! An Ascian of the Twelfth Chalice. Tristan tossed him three summoner soulcrystals. The man promised to extract the summoner's knowledge from them, as well as an elder primal, giving him the power.
He laughed when he saw us, saying that he had orchestrated our every move! That he would use his new power to eliminate the beast tribes. To prevent the primals from rising again. Tristan summoned his new beast. Belial Egi. And the fight was on.
Belial was powerful. I could barely hold him off. And then, Tristan did something that shouldhave been impossible! He absorbed his egi! Its powers increased his, allowing him to cast meteors down from the sky. Smaller elementals, Black Claws, were summoned. The battle was fierce. But finally, through Y'mhitra's help, he was defeated.
It was then he revealed his motives. His brother had been tempered by a primal. Forced to worship it and do its bidding. Through the power of the summoners, he had hoped to wipe out the beast races. He had killed his brother, and performed many a vile deed to claim the powers he had.
Tristan swore to tear the soulcrystal from my blasted form, and summoned his egi once more. However, the strain was too much. The egi exploded, and he was consumed. A sad end, to a blackened heart.
We returned to Gridania. Y'mhitra thanked me for my valient battles, and awarded me a final piece of Allascan armor. The Evoker's Doublet. Found at the same dig site as the soulcrystals. However, there was more. A whispering from the soulcrystal revealed to me the true power of my Egi. A power hidden deep within. One that would aid me in the future.
With that task completed, I headed to Limsa Lominsa. Alka came running to meet me, with reports of another Tonberry emerging from the Wandering Palace. The marauders were heading out in greater numbers to prevent it from escaping. She urged me to keep my fairy under control as we returned to Upper La Noscea.
I recognized the Tonberry. It was the same from earlier. But, it appeared to be enveloped in dark magics. Alka was ready for battle! Meanwhile, the Tonberry warned us. Warned its 'Sun' to stay away. The Tonberry ran, hiding inside the Wandering Palace. We followed, attacked by many other tonberrys. Soon, the wanderer came out, summoning a corrupted fairy to aid it. The battle was hard fought. but finally it was weakened. Alka made to strike the final blow, only for my fairy to once more block it. I knew what it wanted, and I cast my healing magic on the wanderer.
The magic removed the corruption from the Tonberry. It called my fairy Lily, and asked why she was here. It turns out, he had been a scholar named Surito Carito. 1500 years ago, a disease had been brought to Nym, transforming the infected into Tonberry. The scholars had tried to stop it, only to be infected themselves.
He thanked me for reuniting him with Lily, and for a moment, in the fairy's light, I saw him as he once was. The maruaders returned to the guild, while Surito wished to speak with me. The soulcrystal no longer worked for him, and he could no longer summon Lily. So, he bequethed it to me, and taught me his most powerful art, Lustrate. Gifting me a robe, he thanked me.
Levels:
Levels:
Alchemist: 25
Arcanist: 47 - 50, COMPLETE!
Armorer: 25
Blacksmith: 25
Botanist: 26
Carpenter: 25
Conjurer: 22
Culinarian: 25
Fisher: 22
Goldsmith: 25
Leatherworker: 26
Miner: 26
Thaumetergist: 15
Weaver: 25
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Status of the Blog
So, I decided to change a little bit about how I'm posting. I'm going to be listing all my jobs, in order to make it easier for me to keep track of. The labels will still include just the ones that have gained levels.
Also, I'm approaching an important milestone. In less then a week, I'll have my first level 50 character. I'm really excited about that. I'll be able to enjoy end game content, while leveling more classes.
Also, thanks to some friends, I'm working on ways to get this blog more out there. Setting up a facebook page, and seeing about Google+. I've already got a twitter account set up, with friends helping me.
Twitter: @FFXIV50
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ffxiv50
Goggle+: Will update if I create.
Levels:
Alchemist: 25
Arcanist: 45 -> 47
Armorer: 21 -> 25
Blacksmith: 20 -> 25
Botanist: 25 -> 26
Carpenter: 25
Conjurer: 22
Culinarian: 22 -> 25
Fisher: 22
Goldsmith: 21 -> 25
Leatherworker: 25 -> 26
Miner: 25 -> 26
Thaumetergist: 15
Weaver: 25
Also, I'm approaching an important milestone. In less then a week, I'll have my first level 50 character. I'm really excited about that. I'll be able to enjoy end game content, while leveling more classes.
Also, thanks to some friends, I'm working on ways to get this blog more out there. Setting up a facebook page, and seeing about Google+. I've already got a twitter account set up, with friends helping me.
Twitter: @FFXIV50
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ffxiv50
Goggle+: Will update if I create.
Levels:
Alchemist: 25
Arcanist: 45 -> 47
Armorer: 21 -> 25
Blacksmith: 20 -> 25
Botanist: 25 -> 26
Carpenter: 25
Conjurer: 22
Culinarian: 22 -> 25
Fisher: 22
Goldsmith: 21 -> 25
Leatherworker: 25 -> 26
Miner: 25 -> 26
Thaumetergist: 15
Weaver: 25
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