Overview
Bald Knoll (バルドノール [bald knoll] in Japanese) is an area in western La Noscea in Final Fantasy XIV version 1.x, and is located west of Skull Valley and north of Isles of Umbra. The area was badly hit in the Calamity, and subsequently taken over by Sahagin for new spawning grounds. In the present day, five years post-calamity, the verdant greenery of Bald Knoll is gone, replaced by aquatic plants favored by Sahagin, and is known as Sapsa Spawning Grounds. Its southern portions were retconned into the Halfstone area, according to the name of the settlement that stood there in version 1.x.
Aside from the local Aetheryte camp, Bald Knoll was home to the settlement of Halfstone, and featured numerous caves, among them the Mistbeard Cove (presently part of the Sastasha cave complex), and tunnels leading south to the Isles of Umbra. There were also several sandy beaches ideal for all manner of sea-side creatures to flourish.
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NPCs
Camp Personnel
Gatewarden Guntard
Quartermaster Zabinie
Battlewarden
Maelstrom officer Sternn
Merchants
Hortefense
Dauid
Quests
Class Quests
International Relations
Levequests
Coming soon
Gathering
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| Black Sole Haraldr Haddock Malm Kelp Navigator's Ear Ossified Matter Red Coral Saber Sardine Wahoo White Coral Young Indigo Herring |
Monsters
Regular Monsters
Black Crow Archer
Black Crow Swashbuckler
Earth Elemental
Goblin Freesword
Island Crab
Toxic Toad
Yarzon Scavenger
Leve Monsters
Big-bellied Orobon
Bloated Burble
Darkeye Devilet
Dirty Mongrel
Dreamtoad
Drifting Anemone
Feral Dodo
Hedgeless Hedgemole
Hill Yarzon
Lightning Elemental
Midnight Creeper
Mottled Eft
Poison Flytrap
Raging Ram
Restless Raptor
Slithering Slug
Spotted Eft
Sure-footed Billygoat
Voracious Vulture
Water Elemental
Behest Monsters
Brimstone Bomb
Brutal Karakul Ram
Darkeye Devilet
Dirty Mongrel
Dreamtoad
Fachan
Poison Flytrap
Water Elemental
Quest Monsters
Ragged Hippocerf
Whitetalon
Notorious Monsters
Great Buffalo
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