Changes: Feyweald Log

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Feyweald log

A rough-cut log from a tree of the
Feyweald, the pixie forest of legend.

Stackable: 12

Crafting Material: See list

Other Uses

Resale Price: 770~789 gil

Used in Recipes

⁶⁶ Feyweald Lumber

^{40 20} Mokujin

How to Obtain

Auction House Category: Materials > Woodworking
Can be obtained as a random reward from the Gobbie Mystery Box Special Dial and similar sources.

Merchants

Name	Location	Type
Price: 5,500 gil
Cauzeriste	Northern San d'Oria (E-3)	Guild Merchant

Campaign Unions

Obtained randomly through lot in Campaign Unions

Derivations

Fey is a word for fairies and has multiple spellings (including fay). It is also a word meaning "doomed, fated to die", often ascribed to supernatural causes and evidenced by abnormal behavior (cognate to Old Norse féigr, German feige). In Scottish superstition fey refers to supernatural abilities such as prophecy (not necessarily related to dying or death). The name "Weald" is derived from the Old English weald, meaning "forest". The common understanding of weald is a wood or forest. It also can refer to a wooded land or region that ranges from an open country to a deep forest. More generically it can refer to a wild or untamed location. Putting the two words together, and looking at the description of this item, the translation could be: fairywood.

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+{{Item Sections}}<section begin="Item Image"/>{{Item Image|Feyweald Log.png|Feyweald Log}}<section end="Item Image"/>
-[[fr:Billot féerique]]
-__NOTOC__
-[[Image:Feyweald Log.png|Feyweald Log]]
-{|cellpadding="5" width="100%"
-|width="50%" valign="top"|
 ==Statistics==
+{{Item Statistics
-'''Feyweald log'''<br>
+| type = Material
-''A rough-cut log from a tree of the<br> Feyweald, the pixie forest of legend.''
+| icon id = 2761
-<br><br>
+| name = Feyweald log
-'''Stackable:''' ''Not Stackable''
+| description = A rough-cut log from a tree of the<br> Feyweald, the pixie forest of legend.
-|width="50%" valign="top"|
+| stackable = 12
+}}
 ==Other Uses==
+{{Used In
-{{Resale Price|770|789}}
+| resale price = {{Resale Price|770|789}}
-|-
+}}
-|width="50%" valign="top"|
-==Synthesis Recipes==
-''None''
-|width="50%" valign="top"|
 ==Used in Recipes==
-* [[Feyweald Lumber]] - {{Craft|Woodworking|(66)}}
+{{rl|Feyweald Lumber|Woodworking|66}}
-* [[Mokujin]] - {{Craft|Woodworking|(40),[[Clothcraft]] (20)}}
+{{rl|Mokujin|Woodworking|40|Clothcraft|20}}
-|-
-|width="50%" valign="top"|
-==Desynthesis Recipe==
-''None''
-|width="50%" valign="top"|
-==Obtained From Desynthesis==
-*''Unknown''
-|}
 ==How to Obtain==
 {{AH|Materials|Woodworking}}
+===Merchants===
-*Participate in a Union during Campaign Battle by talking to a [[Campaign Arbiter]].
+{|class="ffxi-table wide-table"
+|- class="ffxi-header"
+|colspan="3"| '''Price:''' 5,500 gil
+|-
+!width="30%"| Name
+!width="35%"| Location
+!width="35%"| Type
+|-
+| [[Cauzeriste]]
+| {{Location|Northern San d'Oria|E-3}}
+| {{Merchant|Guild|}}
+|}
 ===Campaign Unions===
-:''Obtained randomly through lot in Campaign Unions''
+Obtained randomly through lot in Campaign Unions
-:*[[East Ronfaure (S)]]
+*[[East Ronfaure (S)]]
-:*[[Jugner Forest (S)]]
+*[[Jugner Forest (S)]]
-:*[[North Gustaberg (S)]]
+*[[North Gustaberg (S)]]
-:*[[Grauberg (S)]]
+*[[Grauberg (S)]]
-:*[[Crawlers' Nest (S)]]
+*[[Crawlers' Nest (S)]]
-:*[[Rolanberry Fields (S)]]
+*[[Rolanberry Fields (S)]]
-:*[[Fort Karugo-Narugo (S)]]
+*[[Fort Karugo-Narugo (S)]]
-:*[[Windurst Waters (S)]]
+*[[Windurst Waters (S)]]
-:*[[Beaucedine Glacier (S)]]
+*[[Beaucedine Glacier (S)]]
-:*[[Xarcabard (S)]]
+*[[Xarcabard (S)]]
+==Derivations==
+Fey is a word for fairies and has multiple spellings (including [[Fay Crozier|fay]]). It is also a word meaning "doomed, fated to die", often ascribed to supernatural causes and evidenced by abnormal behavior (cognate to Old Norse ''féigr'', German ''feige''). In Scottish superstition fey refers to supernatural abilities such as prophecy (not necessarily related to dying or death). The name "Weald" is derived from the Old English weald, meaning "forest". The common understanding of weald is a wood or forest. It also can refer to a wooded land or region that ranges from an open country to a deep forest. More generically it can refer to a wild or untamed location. Putting the two words together, and looking at the description of this item, the translation could be: fairywood.
-==Historical Background==
+[[fr:Billot féerique]]
-Fey is a word for fairies and has multiple spellings (including [[Fay Crozier | fay]]).  It is also a word meaning "doomed, fated to die", often ascribed to supernatural causes and evidenced by abnormal behavior (cognate to Old Norse ''féigr'', German ''feige''). In Scottish superstition fey refers to supernatural abilities such as prophecy (not necessarily related to dying or death). The name "Weald" is derived from the Old English weald, meaning "forest".  The common understanding of weald is a wood or forest.  It also can refer to a wooded land or region that ranges from an open country to a deep forest.  More generically it can refer to a wild or untamed location.  Putting the two words together, and looking at the description of this item, the translation could be: fairywood.