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Matsya

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Matsya

Matsya.jpg

Gender
Male ♂
Age
22
Race
Matanga (Arkasodara)
Profession
Fishmonger
Zone
Thavnair (25.4,36.2)
Patch
6.0
Voiced by (JP)
Chichiro Ueda
Voiced by (EN)
Jay Saighal
Voiced by (FR)
Grégory Laisné
Voiced by (DE)
Arne Lenk

Matsya is a Matanga found in Thavnair.

Quests Started

Quest Type Level Quest Giver
A Fisherman's Friend Main Scenario quest 80 Matsya
The Great Work Main Scenario quest 80 Matsya
When All Hope Seems Lost Main Scenario quest 85 Matsya
Under His Wing Main Scenario quest 85 Matsya

Quests Involved In

Quest Type Level Quest Giver
On Low Tide Main Scenario quest 80 Thancred
Bountiful Ruins Main Scenario quest 90 Tataru
Sharing the Wealth Main Scenario quest 90 Varshahn
A Brother's Grief Main Scenario quest 90 Y'shtola
Alzadaal's Legacy Main Scenario quest 90 Y'shtola
Beyond the Depths of Despair Main Scenario quest 85 G'raha Tia
Friends for the Road Main Scenario quest 90 Estinien
House of Divinities Main Scenario quest 80 Estinien
Simple Pleasures Main Scenario quest 85 Estinien
That We Might Live Main Scenario quest 85 Alphinaud
Warm Hearts, Rekindled Hopes Main Scenario quest 85 Alisaie
Stranger from Paradise Feature quest 90 Shallow Moor
A Fish a Day Sidequest 90 Kalika

Lore

"Should your heart quake with sadness, cast your mind to the heavens and remember."

A humble Arkasodara of Akyaali, Matsya labors as a fishmonger to support himself and his kin. After the Tower of Zot drove others to flee, he attempted to stay and sell his catch in Yedlihmad but was dismayed to discover that even Khalzahl's operation was in dire straits. Fortunately, Matsya crossed paths with an adventurer who aided him in his cause.

Though he claims to be soft-spoken and terrible with people, he showed great courage when the Final Days brought death and despair to his homeland. He attributes his survival to the old gods of Thavnair, from whose wisdom the twenty-two-year-old finds comfort when faced with hardship—for one must strive to stand fast when waves of sorrow break against the shores. On occasion he decorates the stone statues of the Manusya with local flowers, that he might give thanks for their countless blessings.

— Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume III, p. 178