How to Get All the Gear in FFXIV Patch 7.2

Patch 7.2 introduced a wide variety of gear options for Final Fantasy XIV players, including new dungeon gear, crafted sets, raid loot, and trial weapons. This guide will walk you through the most important sets available and ways to get these gear. The content comes from Desperius's YouTube video. All the images are the screenshots of his video. Now, without further ado, let's get into the article.

Dungeon Gear: Underkeep Set (iLvl 725)

The Underkeep gear drops from the new Main Scenario dungeon and starts at item level 725. It's a decent starting point for fresh level 100 characters or alts but is quickly outclassed by upgraded Tomestone gear and Savage raid gear from previous patches. That said, its unique medieval-meets-sci-fi aesthetic makes it a fun option for glamour enthusiasts.

Crafted Battle Gear: Ceremonial Set (iLvl 740)

Crafted gear in patch 7.2 includes the Ceremonial set, available for purchase on the Market Board. These items are already being heavily undercut, so check market prices before crafting anything yourself—materials often cost just as much or more than the gear.

These pieces are Pentameldable. You can attach more materia to them as you could with normal raid gear, making this an excellent set for players aiming to push performance until higher-level items become available.

8-Man Raid Gear: Cruiserweight Set (iLvl 740)

The new Cruiserweight gear also drops at item level 740, earned by exchanging tokens from the 8-player raid AAC Cruiserweight. While some players aren't in love with the design, this gear is worth farming—especially if you're not investing in pentameld crafted gear. Of course, you can get the gear by taking a shortcut – buy Cruiserweight savage tier boosting. We have experienced boosters who do it for you, saving you a bunch of time.

Each raid boss drops one token. These can be traded for gear at Solution Nine, with costs ranging from one token for accessories up to four for chests and legs. Don't forget: the final boss drops a Cruiser Holosaber, and collecting seven of these unlocks the Historia Weapon—a powerful addition to your loadout.

Extreme Trial Weapons: Queensknight Set (iLvl 745)

The Extreme Trial in patch 7.2 pays homage to Final Fantasy IX, and its reward—the Queensknight weapons—offers an item level of 745. These sit between crafted gear and fully upgraded Tomestone gear in power, making them a great option for Savage prep.

Weapons can be obtained directly via drop or by collecting totems from repeated victories. The fights are more accessible than Savage content, so they offer a smoother gearing path for mid-core players.

Tomestone Gear: Historia Set (iLvl 750/760)

Next up are the Historia armor sets and weapons, available through Tomestones of Mathematics. These are earned via endgame content, duty roulettes, and world content like A-Rank trains (still the most efficient method).

The Historia set starts at iLvl 750, with an augmented version at iLvl 760. These are not only powerful but also stylish, especially for Final Fantasy IX fans—players can roleplay as characters like Steiner, Vivi, or Zidane (if you're a Viper main).

Augmentation materials drop in the new Savage raid tier but will likely become more widely accessible in future patches.

Savage Gear: Babyface Champion Set (iLvl 760/765)

The top-tier gear in patch 7.2 is the Babyfaced Champion set, reaching iLvl 765. Like previous Savage tiers, gear is obtained through weekly boss coffers or by collecting and trading books at the vendor in Solution Nine. To optimize your drops, join parties with no weekly clears when possible—although running with experienced groups can still be beneficial for long-term gearing.

Bonus: Sanctifying Light Weapons (Glamour + Gil)

A surprise hit in this patch is the Sanctifying Light weapons, which feature glowing particle effects on already stylish weapon models. These glamour weapons are highly profitable for crafters. So, if you're looking to make gil in 7.2, crafting and selling these weapons is a golden opportunity.

Final Thoughts

While the gear designs in 7.2 may not be to everyone's taste, there's plenty to love under the surface—from powerful raid weapons to profitable glamour crafts. Whether you're aiming to clear Savage content or just want to look stylish while collecting tomestones, there's something for every type of player.

Good luck with your raids, roulettes, and relic hunts—and may your loot rolls be ever in your favor!