Are you the beginner of FFXIV? If yes, it's your time to get more info about FFXIV now. Square-Enix posted a FFXIV Eorzea Guide for the beginners. It covers a series of guides for players of all skill levels, with more advanced questions on Friday and more new-player-friendly ones on Mondays. The guide covers the basics of aetheryte and aetherial gates. It also runs players through the procedure of visiting all three capital cities -- a useful method to gain access to more levequests and a greater variety of guild benefits. Players who know their way around seamlessly might not need to know how to get to Ul'dah, but anyone new to the game can benefit from the latest dispatch. And even veteran players might be enticed by the maps of Final Fantasy XIV's less-traveled regions, like the forbidding Mor Dhona. Deatisl below are waiting for you.

Q. My character refuses to run! What's going on?

A. Did you know that pressing the X key or the 1 key on the numeric keypad will toggle your character between "running" and "walking" modes? Did you also know that you can customize keyboard controls via the main menu? (Configuration >> Keyboard Settings >> Movement Settings >> Walking Mode)

Q. Everything is so far away! Is there any way to quickly travel to city-states, dungeons, and aetheryte camps?

A. The aetheryte crystals and aetherial gates found scattered across Eorzea can be used for quick, easy transportation. Once you have "attuned with" (visited) one of these locations, you will be able to warp to it at any time using one of three different methods.

1. Teleport
   Selecting this option from your main menu will bring up a list of previously visited aetheryte crystals. From here you can choose a teleportation destination.
2. Return
   Selecting this option from your main menu will instantly return you to the last aetheryte crystal or aetherial gate you visited.
3. Aetherial Transportation
   Aetherial gates located near certain aetheryte camps can be accessed via the camp's aetheryte crystal (and vice versa).

Both Teleporting and Returning take their toll on your character's body, requiring a special form of energy known as "anima." The body, however, can only store up to 100 units of anima, and requires rest to regenerate each unit used. Erozean scientists have yet to discover a safe, quick way to restore anima, and so it is highly recommended that you teleport wisely.

* Using the Return command when KO'd does not require any anima.