Final Fantasy XIV: Fastest Ways to Level Up Sage

You will be 10 levels behind where you need to be for the Endwalker tale if you take the Sage class. This means we'll need a rapid way to level Sage. Fortunately, Final Fantasy XIV offers a variety of methods for fast leveling any class. Sage is a unique job in Final Fantasy XIV because it is the first healer class in the game that heals through inflicting damage. You will be an asset to any raid squad if you have a leveled Sage. Unfortunately, your Endwalker preparation will not help you level up as a sage, but it will be valuable for your other classes.

How to quickly level Sage

Fate Train

Fate Training will be a fantastic way to swiftly level up on launch day. Fate Training is when you go to the zone in the game that corresponds to your current level and accomplishes the FATEs in that area. These will give you a good amount of XP, and the more you do them, the more likely it is that a FATE with more XP will appear for you. You can also join parties that will assist you in completing the FATEs in a given area more rapidly. To get the most out of this strategy, make sure you're in an area that's close to your level.

Dungeon Spamming

This strategy can be used when Fate Training. Simply place yourself in the dungeon queue and wait. With the new classes, healers and DPS will have long lines, making this an excellent way to practice while doing FATEs. If you have other classes and have completed the Shadowbringers expansion, you should be familiar with the dungeons you are playing at level 70. This will make entering Fate Training parties more difficult, however, Fate Training will not be affected if you are not at a party.

Food and Company Buffs

In Final Fantasy, eating any food will give you a slight passive boost to whatever XP you gain for half an hour. Any food will give you an XP bonus, regardless of what you eat. Your Grand Company and Free Company can also provide you with XP-boosting boosts. You must be a high enough rank to have your own squad in order to receive the bonus from your Grand Company. You can send them on missions that reward you with Squadron Battle Manuals after they've been leveled up. These guides will give you a 15% XP boost for two hours, which should stack with the meal boost.

When you employ the Free Company action Heat of Battle, you'll get a battle XP boost that varies based on the level of the action you're using. You can additionally lengthen the time of any food you eat by using the action Meat and Mead. This eliminates the need to re-eat food every half-hour. All of these perks should stack, allowing you to receive a lot more XP while Fate Training and Dungeon Spamming. Check out our other instructions if you're having problems with Endwalker content.