Ul’Dahn Saddle (Default Barding or obtained from purchasing any other Ul’Dahn Barding, The Immortal Flames) Ul’Dahn Half Barding (4,000 Company Seals, The Immortal Flames) Ul’Dahn Crested Barding (8,000 Company Seals, The Immortal Flames) Ul’Dahn Barding (6,000 Company Seals, The Immortal Flames) * Machinist Barding (1,200 Skybuilders’ Scrips) Lominsan Saddle (Default Barding or obtained from purchasing any other Lominsan Barding, The Maelstrom) Lominsan Half Barding (4,000 Company Seals, The Maelstrom) Lominsan Crested Barding (8,000 Company Seals, The Maelstrom) Lominsan Barding (6,000 Company Seals, The Maelstrom)

Isle Pioneer’s Barding (4,000 Seafarer’s Cowries) Hingan Barding (4 Veteran Clan Mark Logs = 2,000 Centurio Seals) Gridanian Saddle (Default Barding or obtained from purchasing any other Gridanian Barding, The Order of the Twin Adder) Gridanian Half Barding (4,000 Company Seals, The Order of the Twin Adder) Gridanian Crested Barding (8,000 Company Seals, Order of the Twin Adder) Gridanian Barding (6,000 Company Seals, The Order of the Twin Adder) The following bardings involve different currencies from Hunts, The Gold Saucer, Gathering, Grand Companies, PvP, and Island Sanctuary. There are so many items that can only be bought with a specific currency, so you’ll have to dip your toes in specific parts of the game in order to earn these items. There are tons of activities to do in FFXIV, and I guess Square Enix wants to encourage us to try them all out.

3 are from past seasonal events: Starlight Barding (from the Starlight Celebration Seasonal Event), Egg Harness (from Hatching-Tide 2014), and Paramour Barding (from Valentione’s Day 2015). 2 more are from loot boxes: Abigail Barding (PotD) and Red Mage Barding (Eureka Anemos). There’s also the Machinist Barding which can be obtained with Skybuilders’ Scrips and the Queen’s Guard Barding which is a direct drop from Delubrum Reginae. Many of these buyable ones can be crafted using materials from extreme trials. There are 35 bardings you can buy and sell on the marketboard. Keep this in mind if you would rather spend gil instead of time. If you’re curious to see how the bardings look in game, I’ve made sure to link to clear images of all bardings further down, and I’ll be covering how you get every barding in the different categories.Īn asterisk (*) denotes a barding that can be purchased from other players on the marketboard.

Simply head to any area outside city walls and use a bundle of Gysahl Greens so you can play around with different Barding combinations and see them displayed on the Chocobo right in front of you. The visual of your Chocobo in the Companion Window will only display the bare model in the current colour, without any barding shown. Unfortunately this won’t allow you to actually see the Barding displayed on your Chocobo unless you’re outside of a city and have it summoned in front of you. You can select the currently selected piece from the list to unequip it and leave that slot empty. They don’t have to be wearing a complete outfit either. Therefore, most Bardings are really a set of three pieces, and you can mix and match these pieces for your Chocobo to wear. The appearance tab will show you the current colour of your Chocobo, as well as the barding equipped on its head, body, and legs. Once there you’ll see three tabs: Actions, Skills, and Appearance. Head to the Companion Window under Character > Companion.

This is a brand new currency obtained through your Island Sanctuary. The second new barding is the Isle Pioneer’s Barding, which you can buy from the Horrendous Hoarder in your Island Sanctuary for 4,000 Seafarer’s Cowries. The barding and the crafting material are both purchaseable on the marketboard. The first is the Windswept Barding which can be crafted (Leatherworker Specialist) using the Pearl of Winds drop from Storm’s Crown (Extreme), the newest level 90 extreme trial. I’ve organized the bardings into categories based on how you go about obtaining them, so you can see which ones are easy to pick up, and which ones will require more time (or money) to collect. You might also be a completionist looking to get as many of these bardings in your collection as possible. While barding is typically a type of armour, for gameplay purposes it’s purely aesthetic and doesn’t affect your chocobo’s stats or survivability in any way. The second customization is to change the barding it wears. The first aesthetic option is to change the colour of its feathers, which requires access to a Chocobo stable, either from a private estate, FC estate, or apartment building. As soon as you unlock your combat buddy you actually have the ability to change its appearance without requiring any further quests. If you’re the kind of player who’s interested in glamour, I’m betting that probably extends to your Chocobo companion as well, and you’d prefer to give them a stylish look that complements your own attire.

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