However, some specific ones should get explained a bit further, which can be found below.

Donut AoE

Another common AoE Marker you will see pop up periodically is the Donut AoE.

The explosion will cause significant damage and even apply ailments to you and your teammates.

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Stack/Soak Marker

The Stack/Soak Marker is the most common Stacking Marker found within the game.

You want to share the damage of this attack with the entire team.

To deal with it, simply stack the whole party on top of the target to share the damage.

Area of Effect Marker in Final Fantasy 14

You will share damage much like the other entry.

Only players standing inside the cone will have to avert their gaze.

All others are free to keep attacking/looking at the boss.

The Standard AoE Marker in Final Fantasy 14

Group up to absorb the damage, but face away from the marked player to avoid the Gaze.

Tether Markers

There are many Tether Markers in Final Fantasy 14.

Fire Chain

The Fire Chain tether will connect one player to another and periodically damage them.

A Donut AoE Marker in Final Fantasy 14

This means that the boss is invincible until you dispatch the tethered adds, so focus on them!

Simply run away from the source of the tether to escape.

Stay close to one another and move together.

A Tracking AoE in Final Fantasy 14

Swap Tether

This will tether two players together and swap their positions after a period of time.

Prepare to switch responsibilities with whomever you’re tethered to.

The further away, the more minor the damage.

Mine AoE Marker in Final Fantasy 14

Aetheric Boom

Multiple orbs will spawn and be tethered to each other.

Don’t let the orbs touch one another, or they will deal massive damage.

Running into them will split the damage between your party.

Stacking Marker in Final Fantasy 14

Try getting as far away from the Impact as possible.

Stand near the edge of the circle to avoid getting knocked into death barriers.

Arm’s Length and Surecast typically prevent the knockback provided from Knockback Circles.

The Stack/Soak Marker in Final Fantasy 14

Tidal Wave

A Tidal Wave will knock you back in a straight line.

Opposing marks must avoid getting too close to one another as they will receive damage.

There are typically AoE Attacks you must attempt to dodge while fighting against Magnetism.

The Line Stack Marker in Final Fantasy 14

The Cursor Marker will spin when you’re still and will lock into place whenever you move.

Wherever the finger is pointing is the only direction it’s possible for you to move in.

Move in small, controlled steps until you get the desired position.

Red Triangle Stack/Soak Marker in Final Fantasy 14

Tanks should prioritize taking Towers.

Try avoiding AoEs and other hazards by planning your movement carefully.

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Gaze Marker in Final Fantasy 14

Standard Gaze Marker in Final Fantasy 14

A Cone Gaze Marker in Final Fantasy 14

A Stack Gaze Marker in Final Fantasy 14

Tethering in Final Fantasy 14

The Fire Chain in Final Fantasy 14

The Orange Tether in Final Fantasy 14

A Purple Tether from the Boss to an Add in Final Fantasy 14

A Purple Tether connecting the player to its source in Final Fantasy 14

Red and Green Tethers in Final Fantasy 14

The Swap Tether Marker in Final Fantasy 14

A Distance Tether in Final Fantasy 14

Aetheric Boom in Final Fantasy 14

The Akh Morn Tether in Final Fantasy 14

Knockback AoE Marker in Final Fantasy 14

The Impact Marker in Final Fantasy 14

The Knockback Circle in Final Fantasy 14

A Tidal Wave in Final Fantasy 14.

Magnetism in Final Fantasy 14

Cursor Marker in Final Fantasy 14

Towers in Final Fantasy 14

An Ice Floor in Final Fantasy 14

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