It's a Moogle-filled extravaganza this May 16 as Square Enix celebrates the Mog Bonanza event in line with the 6th anniversary of FFXI Gil game (PC, Xbox 360). This inaugural event sponsored by the Mog House Management Union will feature loads of gil and super rare items for a very simple price.

Dancers and Scholars in Square Enix's FFXI Gil game will be pleased to know that new quests have been slated for the two job classes in the next version update, which appears to be scheduled for March.

Earlier this month, Square Enix announced that the latest version update for FFXI Gil game (Xbox 360, PC) will be available by March. Now they've released details on some of the new Campaign Elements we'll see in the update.

PlayOnline and Square Enix are once again winding up for another update to their online RPG title Final Fantasy 11 (also available on Xbox 360). The FFXI Gil game official website has announced today that the newest version update of the game will be going live this March and will feature a lot of new content.

Those who plan on joining will need to possess an active FFXI Gil game account, be above the age of 18 (or secure the permission of a legal guardian before submitting entries), and agree to the terms and conditions set by organizers.

Find out what the demand is for your item. Your item may sell for 10k in Windurst and 8k in Jeuno. But that doesn't mean you should necessarily sell it in Windurst. Check the dates on the last 10 sales in the AH history, and find out how quickly the item sells there.

Be familiar with all the NPC merchants and their wares. Yes, it's a daunting task. But that's what Allakhazam's database is for. You need to know what merchants sell what goods, and under what conditions.

Start a production chain. Many miners already understand this one. So, I'll use mining as an example. Mining can be a wonderful way to make money. HOWEVER, if you sell the ores, you're just lining the smiths' or goldsmiths' pockets with gil. They're charging a markup on your ores. So, start smithing or goldsmithing yourself! Turn those ores into ingots, then turn the ingots into products (or just sell the ingots directly). Generally, with each stage of a product's life you make a profit. You profit from mining the ores... you turn the ores into ingots and they're worth more. You turn the ingots into products and they're worth even more. You're forcing your item to appreciate in value. So, instead of selling an ore for 500 gil, you're selling a piece of armour for 3000 gil.

Unfortunately in FFXI Gil game, you only receive one content ID to play with initially that lets you create a single character unless you pay an additional $1.39 for 2 more character slots. You will need to get a total of 3 slots to use this guide. You will need 3 characters, one in each major city. Bastok, San d'Oria, and Windhurst. Items in 1 city may be valued more than another depending on availability and etc. Whichever city you choose to play as your main is fine. As you complete quests, build your fame and receive rewards and items, be sure to check out the AH in other cities to check where it's selling at the highest rate.

No other character has been so indelibly burned into our memory as the image of the Final Fantasy Black Mage. The image of the pointy straw hat, dark robes, glowing beady eyes and shadowed face are forever the icon of the dark arts. To be a Black Mage is to wield the unfettered powers of the elements, bringing their terrible power to bear against any foe that would stand against him. Final Fantasy XI is no different in its portrayal of the Black Mage. The Black Mage's job is nothing short of damage dealer and few jobs hit as hard in realms of magic as it allows. The downside to employing such a furious power? I think that can be summed up in the nickname "glass cannon". The Black Mage can dish out the pain but when the favor is returned by a powerful and angry mob, the Black Mage won't last for long.