Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess

November 30th, 2007, 22:32 Posted By: wraggster

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Unravel the secrets of this highly anticipated new chapter and discover its ties to the exciting world of Vana’diel
Experience the world through the eyes of two new job classes, the dancer and the scholar, both exclusive to the FINAL FANTASY XI: WINGS OF THE GODDESS expansion pack
Master new techniques like the dancer’s Steps or use new black and white magic with the wise scholar, further enhancing magical capabilities
Learn more about the main stage, Vana’diel, and see San d’Oria, Bastok and Windurst like never before with epic battles and new inhabitants, good and bad
Engage in combat, alone or in a party, with powerful new monsters and foes - claim the spoils and rewards that come from defeating ferocious enemies such as gnats, gnoles, ladybugs, pixies, sandworms and more
Team up with friends from around the world and across the PlayStation 2 system, Windows PC and Xbox 360 to experience the world's only triple cross-platform, triple-region MMORPG with a community of more than 500,000 active subscribers and 1.7 million player characters

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Experience the next chapter in the immersive and ever expanding world of Vana’diel in FINAL FANTASY XI: WINGS OF THE GODDESS, a content-rich expansion pack that brings exciting new features to the world of FINAL FANTASY XI. Delve into new quests, meet new players, view new sights and experience the fourth chapter in the award-winning MMORPG that has a community of more than 500,000 active subscribers and more than 1.7 million characters from around the world.

Whether they are in North America, Europe or Japan, FINAL FANTASY XI is the first massively multiplayer online role-playing game capable of simultaneous multiplayer across three different platforms, allowing players to take up arms together on the PlayStation 2 system, Windows PC or Xbox 360.

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