FFXIV Savage Raids Boost

Arcadion has three Savage tiers with different gear sets, final-floor rewards and unlock value. An M9S accessory clear, an M8S mount run and a full M9S–M12S clear are different orders, so start with the reward or floor you actually need.

Heavyweight: M9S–M12S

Heavyweight drops IL790 Grand Champion armor and accessories, while M12S has IL795 weapons and the Lowrider T1RANT mount. M12S also provides the Savage clear required for Dancing Mad Ultimate. Patch 7.56 removed the weekly treasure-coffer restriction, so M9S–M12S can now be repeated for gear without waiting for the next reset, and you can enter the Heavyweight fight you need directly once the tier is unlocked. If your BiS list only needs one or two floors, order those fights through our Heavyweight Savage boost instead of repeating the whole tier.

Cruiserweight: M5S–M8S

Cruiserweight drops IL760 Babyface Champion armor and accessories, with IL765 weapons from M8S. Howling Blade also drops the Air-wheeler C9 mount and Groovy Glasses, so players after those rewards only need the final floor rather than another full M5S–M8S clear. For a specific armor piece or coffer, check the floor below before ordering your Cruiserweight Savage clear.

Light-heavyweight: M1S–M4S

Light-heavyweight drops IL730 Dark Horse Champion armor and accessories, with IL735 weapons from M4S. Wicked Thunder also drops the Monowheel S1 and provides the Savage clear required for Futures Rewritten Ultimate, which makes M4S the relevant order if FRU unlock or the mount is the goal. For current Heavyweight gear, use M9S–M12S instead; Light-heavyweight remains available through the Arcadion Savage boost.

Community shorthand runs from M1S to M12S across all three Arcadion tiers, while the in-game duty names restart from M1 inside each tier. Use the table to match the reward you want to the Savage floor that drops it.

The table shows the main loot targets for each floor, not a promise that every listed item drops from one kill. Books and other raid drops are covered on the individual services, while a specific item farm should be matched to the correct floor and number of runs before ordering.

A reclear can turn back into prog even after you already know the fight. An M12S P2 party can spend the session wiping in P1, or you may have M9S and M10S done while the M11S group keeps falling apart. An FFXIV Savage boost does not require you to repeat the whole tier when only one fight is left, so match the order to the clear or reward you still need.

Your First Clear

Order the Savage boss you have not cleared yet, or select the full tier if you need all four fights. For a Piloted run, you do not need to know the static's strat yourself, but the selected raid must be unlocked and your character must meet the requirements shown on that service.

One Missing Piece

Already have the clears but still need one BiS piece? Check which floor drops its coffer or augmentation material and order that fight instead of another full-tier run. The same approach works for an alt job when most of the set is finished and only one or two slots remain.

A Mount or Ultimate Unlock

Arcadion mounts come from the final Savage floor of each tier, so the relevant order is M4S, M8S or M12S rather than all twelve fights. M4S also provides the Savage prerequisite for FRU, while M12S provides the Savage prerequisite for Dancing Mad; the Ultimate clear itself is a separate service.

A Full Tier Clear

Choose all four bosses when you need loot from several floors or want the whole tier cleared together. If only one coffer, boss clear or final-floor reward is left, compare that with the individual fight option instead of assuming a full-tier order is required.

Savage raids from previous expansions are still relevant if you want a specific mount, gear appearance or weapon glamour. Browse Eden Savage, Omega Savage or Pandaemonium Savage and select the fight or tier tied to the reward you need. There is no reason to buy the whole raid series when the mount or glamour you want comes from one encounter.