Embark on the challenging Feast of Famine quest in Final Fantasy XIV, where mastering fishing skills is key to catching elusive legendary fish and delivering them to Wawalago․

Prerequisites

To begin the Feast of Famine quest, players must first complete the Beast of Brewers Beacon quest and reach level 50 in fishing․

Completing the Beast of Brewers Beacon

To unlock the Feast of Famine quest, players must first complete the Beast of Brewers Beacon questline․ This prerequisite is obtained from Sisipu, found inside the Fishermen’s Guild in Limsa Lominsa Lower Decks․ The quest becomes available once the player reaches level 50 in fishing, marking a significant milestone in their fishing journey․ Completing this quest not only advances the story but also prepares players for the challenges ahead in catching the elusive living legends․ Ensure your fishing gear and bait are optimized before starting, as the difficulty increases significantly․ This step is crucial for progressing to the next phase of delivering rare fish to Wawalago․

Reaching Level 50 Fishing

Attaining level 50 fishing is a critical milestone for starting the Feast of Famine questline․ Players must dedicate time to leveling their fishing class through consistent practice and quests․ Focus on completing fishing Levequests, which provide significant experience points, and utilize high-quality bait to increase catch rates․ Regularly upgrade your fishing gear to improve efficiency, as better equipment enhances your chances of reeling in rare fish․ Fishing in diverse locations and during optimal weather conditions can also accelerate progress․ Once level 50 is achieved, you’ll gain access to advanced fishing techniques and tools, making the subsequent challenges more manageable․ This milestone is essential for unlocking the Beast of Brewers Beacon quest, which directly leads to the Feast of Famine storyline․

Main Objective

Catching elusive Living Legends and delivering them to Wawalago in Limsa Lominsa is the primary goal of the Feast of Famine questline․ This challenging task requires skill, patience, and dedication as you pursue the rarest fish in Eorzea․

Catching the Living Legends

Catching the Living Legends is the cornerstone of the Feast of Famine questline․ These six elusive fish—Endoceras, Namitaro, Helicoprion, Shonisaurus, Kuno the Killer, and Nepto Dragon—are scattered across Eorzea, each with unique spawning conditions․ To succeed, you must master the art of fishing, leveraging knowledge of weather patterns, time zones, and bait preferences․ Endoceras can be found in the clear waters of Western Thanalan during clear weather at dawn or dusk, while Namitaro appears in the Black Shroud under similar conditions․ Helicoprion and Shonisaurus are often spotted in coastal areas, requiring specific bait and timing․ Kuno the Killer and Nepto Dragon are the rarest, demanding patience and persistence․ Using high-quality bait like Hasty Noctilisk or Giant Crane Fly can increase your chances․ This challenging endeavor tests your dedication and skill as a master fisherman in Final Fantasy XIV․

Delivering to Wawalago

After catching all six Living Legends, the final step is to deliver them to Wawalago in Limsa Lominsa Lower Decks․ Located at coordinates (X:8․1, Y:15․3), Wawalago awaits your arrival to complete the Feast of Famine quest․ Ensure all six fish—Endoceras, Namitaro, Helicoprion, Shonisaurus, Kuno the Killer, and Nepto Dragon—are in your inventory․ Interact with Wawalago to initiate the delivery process․ This concludes the challenging journey, rewarding you with a sense of accomplishment and in-game recognition․ The quest is complete once all fish are handed over, marking your mastery of this iconic Final Fantasy XIV fishing challenge․

Rare Fish Locations and Tips

Discover the hidden spots to catch Endoceras, Namitaro, Helicoprion, Shonisaurus, Kuno the Killer, and Nepto Dragon․ Use optimal bait and weather conditions for success․

Endoceras

The Endoceras is a rare fish found in Western Thanalan, specifically at Westwind Point (X:8․5, Y:6․2)․ It spawns under clear skies during the daytime․ To increase your chances, use a Topwater Frog or Maiden Carp as bait․ This elusive fish requires patience, as it appears only under specific conditions․ Some players recommend using Make Shift Bait before attempting to catch it, especially if you’re using Mooch II․ Be prepared for multiple attempts, as the Endoceras has a low catch rate․ Keep your gear up-to-date and ensure your fishing level is at least 50․ Persistence is key to reeling in this legendary creature for Wawalago․

Namitaro

The Namitaro is a rare fish located in the Black Shroud, specifically at the Observatorium (X:10․9, Y:11․4)․ It is most active during the night under clear skies․ To catch the Namitaro, use Crayfish Balls as bait, as this significantly increases your chances․ The fish is known for its elusive nature, so patience is crucial․ Some players suggest using food buffs that enhance fishing success rates․ Additionally, timing your casts during the right weather and moon phase can improve your odds․ The Namitaro has a unique spawn window, so ensure you’re prepared to spend time waiting for it to appear․ Once hooked, maintain steady reeling to successfully land this legendary creature for Wawalago․

Helicoprion

The Helicoprion is a legendary fish found in the Sea of Clouds, specifically at the Cloudway (X:31․7, Y:19․4)․ This elusive creature is most active during the day under fair weather․ To increase your chances of catching it, use Lugworms as bait, as they are highly effective for this fish․ The Helicoprion is known for its challenging spawn conditions and limited window of availability, so patience is essential․ Some players recommend using food buffs that boost fishing success rates to help land this rare catch․ Additionally, timing your casts during the correct weather and time of day is crucial․ Once you hook the Helicoprion, maintain steady reeling to successfully add it to your collection for Wawalago․

Shonisaurus

The Shonisaurus is a legendary fish located in the Yanxia region, specifically at the Bay of Sweet Rain (X:28․9, Y:33․5)․ This rare fish is most active during the night under fair weather conditions․ To increase your chances of catching it, use Lugworms as bait, as they are highly effective for this species․ The Shonisaurus is known for its challenging spawn window, so patience and persistence are key․ Some players recommend using food buffs that enhance fishing success rates to help land this elusive catch․ Additionally, timing your casts during the correct weather and time of day is crucial․ Once hooked, maintain steady reeling to successfully add the Shonisaurus to your collection for Wawalago․

Kuno the Killer

Kuno the Killer is a formidable legendary fish found in the Black Shroud region, specifically in the North Shroud at the Streams (X:18․5, Y:21․5)․ This elusive fish is most active during the morning under cloudy weather conditions․ To increase your chances of landing Kuno the Killer, use Glowworms as bait, as they are highly effective for this species․ It’s recommended to use food buffs that boost fishing success rates and consider using Mooch II if you’re having trouble․ Patience is key, as the Kuno the Killer has a limited spawn window and can be challenging to hook․ Once caught, this impressive fish will be a valuable addition to your collection for Wawalago, bringing you closer to completing the Feast of Famine quest․

Nepto Dragon

The Nepto Dragon is a rare and elusive fish located in the Black Shroud, specifically within the Inkwell area of the North Shroud (X:19․0, Y:22․0)․ This legendary creature is most active during the evening under sunny weather conditions․ To increase your chances of catching the Nepto Dragon, use Glowworms as bait, as they are highly effective for this species․ It’s recommended to use food buffs that boost fishing success rates and consider using Mooch II if you’re having trouble․ Be prepared for a challenging catch, as the Nepto Dragon has a limited spawn window and can be difficult to hook․ Patience and persistence are key to landing this impressive fish, which will be a valuable addition to your collection for Wawalago in the Feast of Famine quest․