Below is a list of all Ore in Final Fantasy XIV.
The information listed includes their stack size, the price you can sell to an NPC for, a description of the item and any info relating to stats that they may have.
The Ore are sorted by name, however you can sort them by any of the columns by clicking on the headers. Under the headers are search boxes that allow you to filter results.
Hover over or click on an item name for more info and any stats.
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The information listed includes their stack size, the price you can sell to an NPC for, a description of the item and any info relating to stats that they may have.
The Ore are sorted by name, however you can sort them by any of the columns by clicking on the headers. Under the headers are search boxes that allow you to filter results.
Hover over or click on an item name for more info and any stats.
Items () | Stack | Description | NPC | |
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Adamantite Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the rare metal adamantite. | 2 | |
Aluminum Ore | 1 | A sizable piece of rock containing traces of the metal aluminum. | 4 | |
Approved Grade 2 Artisanal Skybuilders’ Aurum Regis Sand | 1 | One of the few substances known to be both edible and highly explosive. While some spicy ingredients are said to be capable of blowing one’s head off, in this case, it is no exaggeration. Used in expert crafting recipes. | 7 | |
Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Cobalt Ore | 1 | A lot less blue than one might expect, although it tastes about right. Used in level 60 crafting recipes. | 3 | |
Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Copper Sand | 1 | A special place in one of the seven hells exists for those who attempt to fob off the skybuilders by mixing in regular sand with the copper, or so the skybuilders would have one believe. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Darksteel Ore | 1 | Has the potential to be made into something very scary indeed, like spiked pauldrons or an enormous battleaxe. In all likelihood, however, it will probably become a slightly extravagant kettle or decorative letter opener. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. | 7 | |
Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Iron Sand | 1 | In the event that one somehow accidentally mixes this with normal sand, the two can be separated by waving a magnet nearby. This knowledge may─or more likely, may not─save your life one day. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Mythril Sand | 1 | The bright hue of this valuable substance does make it stand out from the surrounding rocks and so forth, but only under the condition that one is able to find the damnable stuff in the first place. Used in level 60 crafting recipes. | 3 | |
Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Mythrite Ore | 1 | Due to the fact it is almost identical in appearance to mythril ore, it is sometimes known as “fool’s mythril.” Conversely, actual mythril is often referred to as “fool’s mythrite.” Used in level 70 crafting recipes. | 6 | |
Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Ore | 1 | Something of a mixed bag of metallic elements, but as everyone knows, smithies love a good surprise. Just not when they’re swinging a hammer dangerously close to their fingers. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Zinc Ore | 1 | Zinc is said to prevent a number of common ailments. However, it must be noted that attempting to ingest it in its current state may actually cause problems such as broken teeth and stomachache, usually in that order. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders’ Aurum Regis Ore | 1 | “Kingly” is not an adjective that is often applied to metals of any sort, though in the case of aurum regis, it seems perfectly fitting, for some reason. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. | 7 | |
Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders’ Diadem Iron Ore | 1 | Though similar substances exist in other regions, the Diadem variety tends to be more highly coveted. This may simply be due to its scarcity rather than any intrinsic properties, as by and large, the more difficult something is to obtain, the more people want it. | 3 | |
Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders’ Diadem Iron Sand | 1 | As is often the case with items found in the Diadem, this iron sand possesses unique properties. It is magnetically attracted not only to metallic objects, but a range of organic materials, such as skin and clothing, which means it is often gathered regardless of one’s intentions. | 3 | |
Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders’ Hardsilver Sand | 1 | Hardsilver’s inherent hardness is somewhat difficult to gauge in granular form. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders’ Ore | 1 | The first miner to discover this particular variety described it as “extra-ore-dinary” and was met with a chorus of groans from her peers. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders’ Titanium Ore | 1 | Unlike some other ores requested by the skybuilders, they actually deigned to give the name of the type of metal they would like in this case, rather than simply “some ore.” Used in level 40 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Bluespirit Ore | 1 | Not only is this rock imbued with a spirit, but that spirit is feeling particularly blue. Perhaps being smashed repeatedly with a chisel will cheer it up. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. | 7 | |
Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Electrum Ore | 1 | A naturally occurring alloy of gold and silver, though many would argue that it is worth less than the sum of its parts. Those expecting it to possess some sort of lightning-aspected aetherial properties due to the name are sure to be disappointed, although that has not prevented several unscrupulous merchants from advertising it as such. Used in level 60 and 70 crafting recipes. | 3 | |
Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Gold Ore | 1 | “The ambassador’s receptions are noted in society for their host’s exquisite taste that captivates his guests. The tray of gold nuggets his butlers pass around, however, often leads to confusion and broken teeth when said guests mistake them for chocolate treats.” ─The Highs and Lows of Ishgardian High Society Used in level 80 crafting recipes. | 7 | |
Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Gold Sand | 1 | Each grain of gold sand was once a whole nugget that has been gradually eroded over many thousands of years, which is a rather extreme example of depreciating value. Used in level 60 and 70 crafting recipes. | 3 | |
Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Iron Ore | 1 | Any smith worth their salt will have a vast amount of ores, ingots, rivets, rings, and plates at their disposal, although finding space to store it all can prove most bothersome. Some have even taken to employing retainers for the sole purpose of lugging their surplus junk around. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Iron Sand | 1 | Primarily used as a vital component in a children’s toy whereby hair and a beard may be applied to a picture of a man’s face by means of an ingenious magnetic wand. (For ages three and up.) Used in level 20 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Mineral Sand | 1 | When the skybuilders were quizzed as to exactly what type of mineral comprises this sand, the reply was, “That information is on a need-to-know basis.” One would assume that those mining the stuff would need to know what they are supposed to be looking for, but the skybuilders move─and think─in mysterious ways. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. | 7 | |
Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Mythrite Sand | 1 | A popular choice for hourglasses as the speed at which the sand falls is directly affected by how much those in close proximity are enjoying themselves. With a mythrite sand hourglass, time really does fly when one is having fun. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Ore | 1 | Only a true skybuilder could look at a nondescript lump of grey, slightly metallic rock and say, “Yes, this is definitely grade 4 skybuilders’ ore,” though it could be argued that this is because they are the ones who named it to begin with. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Aurum Regis Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the rare metal aurum regis. | 2 | |
Aurum Regis Sand | 1 | Violet sand containing tiny grains of aurum regis. | 2 | |
Beggar’s Mythril Ore | 1 | Lower aetherial conductivity than regular mythril makes this a poor substitute for the precious green metal…unless low aetherial conductivity is what you require. ※Not included in the gathering log. | 6 | |
Beryllium Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal beryllium. | 4 | |
Bismuth Ore | 1 | Ore rich in bismuth. | 4 | |
Black Mor Dhonan Slag | 1 | A blackish volcanic rock prevalent near Silvertear Falls. | 1 | |
Black O’Ghomoro Slag | 1 | A blackish volcanic rock prevalent in La Noscea. | 1 | |
Black Sagolii Slag | 1 | A blackish volcanic rock prevalent in Thanalan. | 1 | |
Black Tinolqa Slag | 1 | A blackish volcanic rock prevalent in the Black Shroud. | 1 | |
Blue Abalathian Slag | 1 | A bluish volcanic rock prevalent in Coerthas. | 1 | |
Bluespirit Ore | 1 | A sizable hunk of the remarkably aether-rich mineral known as bluespirit. | 3 | |
Brashgold Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock rich in a highly durable, naturally occurring alloy. | 4 | |
Brightwind Ore | 1 | Prolonged exposure to wind and sunlight has allowed this stone to absorb a great deal of aether. | 4 | |
Brown Abalathian Slag | 1 | A brownish volcanic rock prevalent in Coerthas. | 1 | |
Brown O’Ghomoro Slag | 1 | A brownish volcanic rock prevalent in La Noscea. | 1 | |
Brown Sagolii Slag | 1 | A brownish volcanic rock prevalent in Thanalan. | 1 | |
Brown Tinolqa Slag | 1 | A brownish volcanic rock prevalent in the Black Shroud. | 1 | |
Chromite Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal chromium. | 3 | |
Cloud Mythril Ore | 1 | Extended exposure to the extreme aetherial currents found on and near the Diadem have somehow altered the mythril contained in this piece of rock. | 3 | |
Cobalt Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal cobalt. | 1 | |
Cobalt Tungsten Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal cobalt tungsten. | 4 | |
Connoisseur’s Aurum Regis Ore | 1 | A mineral harvested with the discerning standards of an avid collector in mind, and royally suited to aetherial reduction. | 7 | |
Copper Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal copper. | 1 | |
Copper Sand | 1 | Bright-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of copper. | 1 | |
Darksteel Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal darksteel. | 1 | |
Dimythrite Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing what appears to be dimythrite. | 4 | |
Dimythrite Sand | 1 | Darkly glowing sand consisting of tiny grains of dimythrite. | 4 | |
Doman Iron Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal Doman iron (also known as mochi iron for its resemblance to the Far Eastern rice cakes). | 3 | |
Doman Iron Sand | 1 | Metallic sand consisting of tiny grains of Doman iron. | 3 | |
Durium Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal durium. | 3 | |
Durium Sand | 1 | Jade-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of durium. | 3 | |
Electrum Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal electrum. | 1 | |
Electrum Sand | 1 | Blue-gold sand consisting of tiny grains of electrum. | 1 | |
Evergleam Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing a rare natural alloy of iron and chromium. | 3 | |
Feather Iron Ore | 1 | Not technically as light as an actual feather, this rare variety of iron weighs slightly less than normal iron, making it a preferable alternative…if enough can be procured. ※Not included in the gathering log. | 6 | |
Fine Sand | 1 | Extra-fine sand made up of particles barely visible to the eyes of men. | 1 | |
Fine Silver Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing large quantities of silver. | 4 | |
Furite Sand | 1 | Midnight black sand consisting of tiny grains of the rare ore furite. | 0 | |
Gold Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal gold. | 1 | |
Gold Sand | 1 | Glittering sand consisting of tiny grains of gold. | 1 | |
Grade 2 Artisanal Skybuilders’ Aurum Regis Sand | 1 | One of the few substances known to be both edible and highly explosive. While some spicy ingredients are said to be capable of blowing one’s head off, in this case, it is no exaggeration. Used in expert crafting recipes. | 7 | |
Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Cobalt Ore | 1 | A lot less blue than one might expect, although it tastes about right. Used in level 60 crafting recipes. | 3 | |
Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Copper Sand | 1 | A special place in one of the seven hells exists for those who attempt to fob off the skybuilders by mixing in regular sand with the copper, or so the skybuilders would have one believe. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Darksteel Ore | 1 | Has the potential to be made into something very scary indeed, like spiked pauldrons or an enormous battleaxe. In all likelihood, however, it will probably become a slightly extravagant kettle or decorative letter opener. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. | 7 | |
Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Iron Sand | 1 | In the event that one somehow accidentally mixes this with normal sand, the two can be separated by waving a magnet nearby. This knowledge may─or more likely, may not─save your life one day. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Mythril Sand | 1 | The bright hue of this valuable substance does make it stand out from the surrounding rocks and so forth, but only under the condition that one is able to find the damnable stuff in the first place. Used in level 60 crafting recipes. | 3 | |
Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Mythrite Ore | 1 | Due to the fact it is almost identical in appearance to mythril ore, it is sometimes known as “fool’s mythril.” Conversely, actual mythril is often referred to as “fool’s mythrite.” Used in level 70 crafting recipes. | 6 | |
Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Ore | 1 | Something of a mixed bag of metallic elements, but as everyone knows, smithies love a good surprise. Just not when they’re swinging a hammer dangerously close to their fingers. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Grade 2 Skybuilders’ Zinc Ore | 1 | Zinc is said to prevent a number of common ailments. However, it must be noted that attempting to ingest it in its current state may actually cause problems such as broken teeth and stomachache, usually in that order. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Grade 3 Skybuilders’ Aurum Regis Ore | 1 | “Kingly” is not an adjective that is often applied to metals of any sort, though in the case of aurum regis, it seems perfectly fitting, for some reason. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. | 7 | |
Grade 3 Skybuilders’ Diadem Iron Ore | 1 | Though similar substances exist in other regions, the Diadem variety tends to be more highly coveted. This may simply be due to its scarcity rather than any intrinsic properties, as by and large, the more difficult something is to obtain, the more people want it. | 3 | |
Grade 3 Skybuilders’ Diadem Iron Sand | 1 | As is often the case with items found in the Diadem, this iron sand possesses unique properties. It is magnetically attracted not only to metallic objects, but a range of organic materials, such as skin and clothing, which means it is often gathered regardless of one’s intentions. | 3 | |
Grade 3 Skybuilders’ Hardsilver Sand | 1 | Hardsilver’s inherent hardness is somewhat difficult to gauge in granular form. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Grade 3 Skybuilders’ Ore | 1 | The first miner to discover this particular variety described it as “extra-ore-dinary” and was met with a chorus of groans from her peers. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Grade 3 Skybuilders’ Titanium Ore | 1 | Unlike some other ores requested by the skybuilders, they actually deigned to give the name of the type of metal they would like in this case, rather than simply “some ore.” Used in level 40 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Bluespirit Ore | 1 | Not only is this rock imbued with a spirit, but that spirit is feeling particularly blue. Perhaps being smashed repeatedly with a chisel will cheer it up. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. | 7 | |
Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Electrum Ore | 1 | A naturally occurring alloy of gold and silver, though many would argue that it is worth less than the sum of its parts. Those expecting it to possess some sort of lightning-aspected aetherial properties due to the name are sure to be disappointed, although that has not prevented several unscrupulous merchants from advertising it as such. Used in level 60 and 70 crafting recipes. | 3 | |
Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Gold Ore | 1 | “The ambassador’s receptions are noted in society for their host’s exquisite taste that captivates his guests. The tray of gold nuggets his butlers pass around, however, often leads to confusion and broken teeth when said guests mistake them for chocolate treats.” ─The Highs and Lows of Ishgardian High Society Used in level 80 crafting recipes. | 7 | |
Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Gold Sand | 1 | Each grain of gold sand was once a whole nugget that has been gradually eroded over many thousands of years, which is a rather extreme example of depreciating value. Used in level 60 and 70 crafting recipes. | 3 | |
Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Iron Ore | 1 | Any smith worth their salt will have a vast amount of ores, ingots, rivets, rings, and plates at their disposal, although finding space to store it all can prove most bothersome. Some have even taken to employing retainers for the sole purpose of lugging their surplus junk around. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Iron Sand | 1 | Primarily used as a vital component in a children’s toy whereby hair and a beard may be applied to a picture of a man’s face by means of an ingenious magnetic wand. (For ages three and up.) Used in level 20 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Mineral Sand | 1 | When the skybuilders were quizzed as to exactly what type of mineral comprises this sand, the reply was, “That information is on a need-to-know basis.” One would assume that those mining the stuff would need to know what they are supposed to be looking for, but the skybuilders move─and think─in mysterious ways. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. | 7 | |
Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Mythrite Sand | 1 | A popular choice for hourglasses as the speed at which the sand falls is directly affected by how much those in close proximity are enjoying themselves. With a mythrite sand hourglass, time really does fly when one is having fun. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Grade 4 Skybuilders’ Ore | 1 | Only a true skybuilder could look at a nondescript lump of grey, slightly metallic rock and say, “Yes, this is definitely grade 4 skybuilders’ ore,” though it could be argued that this is because they are the ones who named it to begin with. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. | 1 | |
Green Tinolqa Slag | 1 | A greenish volcanic rock prevalent in the Black Shroud. | 1 | |
Grey Abalathian Slag | 1 | A greyish volcanic rock prevalent in Coerthas. | 1 | |
Grey Mor Dhonan Slag | 1 | A greyish volcanic rock prevalent near Silvertear Falls. | 1 | |
Grey O’Ghomoro Slag | 1 | A greyish volcanic rock prevalent in La Noscea. | 1 | |
Grey Sagolii Slag | 1 | A greyish volcanic rock prevalent in Thanalan. | 1 | |
Grey Tinolqa Slag | 1 | A greyish volcanic rock prevalent in the Black Shroud. | 1 | |
Gyr Abanian Ore | 1 | A naturally occurring chunk of lodestone. | 3 | |
Hardsilver Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the rare alchemic metal hardsilver. | 2 | |
Hardsilver Sand | 1 | Oily sand containing tiny grains of hardsilver. | 2 | |
Harmonite Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing iron mixed with traces of nickel and cobalt. | 4 | |
High Durium Ore | 1 | Ore rich in high durium. | 4 | |
High Durium Sand | 1 | Sand consisting of tiny grains of high durium. | 4 | |
Iron Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal iron. | 1 | |
Iron Sand | 1 | Dark-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of iron. | 1 | |
Kamacite Ore | 1 | A chunk of long-fallen meteor containing the rare alloy kamacite. | 24 | |
Koppranickel Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal koppranickel. | 3 | |
Koppranickel Sand | 1 | Amber-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of koppranickel. | 3 | |
Lar Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing a naturally occurring alloy known as Lar. | 4 | |
Light Kidney Ore | 1 | A reddish ore containing large quantities of iron. Its wide availability makes it optimal for smelting in locations where purer forms of iron ore are difficult to procure, such as militia forges. This particular type of kidney ore is far more porous than the common variety, making it much easier to transport. | 2 | |
Limonite | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing a small amount of oxidized iron. It is said to have deodorizing properties. | 2 | |
Luminium Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal luminium. | 3 | |
Lumythrite Ore | 1 | An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be lumythrite. | 3 | |
Lumythrite Sand | 1 | Glowing sand consisting of tiny grains of lumythrite. | 2 | |
Lunar Adamantite Ore | 1 | Ore rich in lunar adamantite. | 4 | |
Manasilver Sand | 1 | Sand that moves almost as a liquid, consisting of tiny grains of manasilver. | 3 | |
Manganese Ore | 1 | Ore rich in manganese. | 4 | |
Molybdenum Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal molybdenum. | 3 | |
Mountain Chromite Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal mountain chromite. | 4 | |
Mythril Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal mythril. | 1 | |
Mythril Sand | 1 | Pale-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of mythril. | 1 | |
Mythrite Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the rare metal mythrite. | 2 | |
Mythrite Sand | 1 | Glowing sand consisting of tiny grains of mythrite. | 2 | |
Nightsteel Ore | 1 | Iron ore that has been exposed to the waters of a mineral spring, and undergone significant changes to both color and chemical makeup. | 3 | |
Oddly Delicate Adamantite Ore | 1 | Adamantite, as the name would suggest, is anything but delicate, though this particular sample is perhaps ever-so-slightly less than “practically indestructible.” | 7 | |
Oddly Delicate Silvergrace Ore | 1 | For all its delicacy, this is nevertheless a chunk of ore, and quite capable of leaving a nasty mark when thrown at someone’s head. | 40 | |
Oddly Specific Coerthan Iron Ore | 1 | As if specifying the location from which it is mined was not enough, the Skysteel engineers have also asked that you carry it about your person while walking an entire lap around Ishgard, so that it may soak up the local atmosphere. | 40 | |
Oddly Specific Iron Ore | 1 | Not your granddad’s iron ore. Or perhaps specifically your granddad’s iron ore. Who’s to say? | 40 | |
Oddly Specific Iron Sand | 1 | It is unclear what precise qualities make this particular sort of granulated metal so desirable, but presumably the old blacksmiths’ adage, “Don’t get iron sand in your eye. Seriously. Don’t,” still applies, so probably best not look too closely. | 40 | |
Oddly Specific Mythrite Sand | 1 | Each pinch must contain mythrite and only mythrite, which in the grand scheme of things, seems perfectly reasonable. | 40 | |
Oddly Specific Primordial Ore | 1 | Even among its rocky brethren, this specimen is especially ancient, having weathered the passing of ages, and is regarded as the grandfather of all stones. Well, not literally, that would be impossible for reasons far too complex to explain here. Or anywhere, for that matter. | 7 | |
Oddly Specific Silver Ore | 1 | The ore requested must be “similar in appearance to gold, but with more of a light-grey tinge to it.” Silver, in other words. | 40 | |
Palladium Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal palladium. | 3 | |
Palladium Sand | 1 | Silver-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of palladium. | 3 | |
Peacock Ore | 1 | A colorful ore with a high copper content. | 1 | |
Pewter Ore | 1 | Ore rich in pewter. | 4 | |
Phrygian Gold Ore | 1 | Ore rich in Phrygian gold. | 4 | |
Platinum Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal platinum. | 1 | |
Pure Titanium Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing titanium of exceptional quality. | 38 | |
Purple Sagolii Slag | 1 | A purplish volcanic rock prevalent in Thanalan. | 1 | |
Ra’Kaznar Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing a variety of darksteel known as Ra’Kaznar. | 4 | |
Red Abalathian Slag | 1 | A reddish volcanic rock prevalent in Coerthas. | 1 | |
Red Mor Dhonan Slag | 1 | A reddish volcanic rock prevalent near Silvertear Falls. | 1 | |
Red O’Ghomoro Slag | 1 | A reddish volcanic rock prevalent in La Noscea. | 1 | |
Rhodium Sand | 1 | Sand consisting of tiny grains of rhodium. | 4 | |
River Sand | 1 | Dense, rocky sand collected from riverbeds. | 1 | |
Ruthenium Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal ruthenium. | 4 | |
Sea Sand | 1 | Light, smooth sand collected from the sea. | 1 | |
Silver Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the semi-precious metal silver. | 1 | |
Silver Sand | 1 | Dull-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of silver. | 1 | |
Silvergrace Ore | 1 | A sizable piece of rock containing traces of a precious metal known as silvergrace. | 3 | |
Skybuilders’ Durium Sand | 1 | A pinch of anything tends not to be an awful lot, though this particular sand from the Azim Steppe is apparently worth more than its weight in gold. | 6 | |
Skybuilders’ Electrum Ore | 1 | The electrum ore found in upper La Noscea is believed to be far better suited to the skybuilders’ needs than any other variety. Were anyone to ask them why, they would, in most cases be met with a response along the line of, “Because it just is.” | 1 | |
Skybuilders’ Fine Sand | 1 | This sand gathered in central Thanalan is not only fine, but extremely well behaved, choosing to stay in one closely knit lump while jostling alongside the rest of your possessions. | 1 | |
Skybuilders’ Hardsilver Ore | 1 | The time spent mining this ore in the Dravanian hinterlands would perhaps have seemed less arduous if you had the faintest idea how the skybuilders plan to use it. | 3 | |
Skybuilders’ Iron Ore | 1 | While this may look much like any other iron ore found in middle La Noscea, there are subtle differences that only an expert in the field will recognize. The name, for one, is considerably longer. | 1 | |
Skybuilders’ Iron Sand | 1 | The tradition of measuring powdered substances in units of “pinches” has been the cause of many arguments, largely due to differences in finger size between the various races. Folk in eastern Thanalan, where this sample was gathered, have been known to ask Lalafells to measure when selling, and Roegadyn when buying, for obvious reasons. | 1 | |
Skybuilders’ Molybdenum Ore | 1 | While the Lochs are better known as a source of salt, the rich veins of ore are drawing in miners from far and wide. | 6 | |
Skybuilders’ Mythrite Sand | 1 | You have a sneaking suspicion that you may have lost some of the sand during the return journey from the Sea of Clouds, though the amount you have in your possession should still suffice. | 3 | |
Skybuilders’ Nightsteel Ore | 1 | The Ruby Sea is not especially well known as a prime location for mining, though those who are nautically minded can uncover all sorts of rare and unique treasures. Whether the skybuilders choose to turn this into fine jewelry or something more mundane, like a tea strainer, remains to be seen. | 6 | |
Skybuilders’ Truegold Ore | 1 | Why submit a boring chunk of gold ore when you can bring one all the way from Il Mheg instead? | 7 | |
Skybuilders’ Truegold Sand | 1 | The isle of Kholusia is known by the inhabitants of Norvrandt to have the very finest of gold sand. Whether this is up to the impossibly high standards of the skybuilders will only become apparent when it is submitted for inspection. | 7 | |
Smithsonite Ore | 1 | This slightly lustrous ore is characterized by its extremely high zinc content. | 3 | |
Softsilver Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing a naturally occurring mix of silver and quicksilver. | 4 | |
Splendid Dense Iron Ore | 1 | Only the most splendid picks will suffice for the Stewards, and to make those only the most splendid and densest ore will do. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. | 0 | |
Splendid Iron Ore | 1 | High-purity iron ore splendid for making durable mining tools. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. | 0 | |
Steppe Copper Ore | 1 | Low-quality copper ore abundant on the Azim Steppe. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. | 0 | |
Steppe Iron Ore | 1 | A chunk of rock from the Azim Steppe that contains a significant amount of iron. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. | 0 | |
Tatara Iron Sand | 1 | Fine metallic sand consisting of tiny grains of Doman iron, for use specifically in tatara smelting. | 3 | |
Tin Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal tin. | 1 | |
Titancopper Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing a naturally occurring mixture of titanium and copper. | 4 | |
Titancopper Sand | 1 | Varicolored sand consisting of tiny grains of titanium and copper. | 4 | |
Titanium Gold Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal titanium gold. | 4 | |
Titanium Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the rare metal titanium. | 2 | |
Truegold Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal truegold, both harder and more colorful than standard gold. | 3 | |
Truegold Sand | 1 | Bright sand that shines like the sun, consisting of tiny grains of truegold. | 3 | |
Tungsten Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal tungsten. | 4 | |
Ultramarine Ore | 1 | The deep blue hue of this large piece of stone can be attributed to a high concentration of the mineral lazurite. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. | 0 | |
White Abalathian Slag | 1 | A whitish volcanic rock prevalent in Coerthas. | 1 | |
White Gold Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal white gold. | 4 | |
White Mor Dhonan Slag | 1 | A whitish volcanic rock prevalent near Silvertear Falls. | 1 | |
Wootz Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing naturally occurring wootz alloy. | 2 | |
Workbench Refining Sand | 1 | This all-in-one abrasive, created for craftsmen of all disciplines─and even some with no discipline whatsoever─can be used to both sand metals and polish them to a lustrous sheen. | 4 | |
Yellow Copper Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal copper mixed with traces of iron and sulphur. | 2 | |
Yellow Mor Dhonan Slag | 1 | A yellowish volcanic rock prevalent near Silvertear Falls. | 1 | |
Yellow O’Ghomoro Slag | 1 | A yellowish volcanic rock prevalent in La Noscea. | 1 | |
Yellow Sagolii Slag | 1 | A yellowish volcanic rock prevalent in Thanalan. | 1 | |
Yellow Tinolqa Slag | 1 | A yellowish volcanic rock prevalent in the Black Shroud. | 1 | |
Zeolite Ore | 1 | A porous silicate that adsorbs poisons, making it invaluable in myriad alchemical and medical concoctions. | 3 | |
Zinc Ore | 1 | A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal zinc. | 1 |