The Bluebird is a vibrant chicken enemy in Final Fantasy 16. This guide will explain what they do, how to beat them, what they drop, and why they’re a good source of farming ability points.
Key Takeaways
- Bluebirds In FF16 are blue-colored bird enemies which drop 40 Ability Points. Furthermore, they can sometimes drop Black Blood which can be sold for 400 Gil.
- This makes them suitable for early to mid-game grinding.
- They are found primarily in the Royal Meadows and Sorrowise. Moreover, they don’t like to group; hence they are scattered about in the areas.
- They pose little combat challenge and can easily be staggered by most attacks.
- Equipping the Wages of Warcraft Accessory will increase the Ability Points earned by 20%. Moreover, the Wages of Warcraft II Accessory can increase the Ability Points received by 40%.
What Are Bluebirds
Bluebirds used to be a minion or pet you could collect in Final Fantasy 14. However, in Final Fantasy 16, Bluebirds are colorful overgrown chicken enemies. They have a richly blue feathered body accented by their green tail and heads with a tint of red on their necks. Moreover, they have black beaks and legs. Their appearance is quite reminiscent of Chocobos.
Bluebird Location
There are 2 primary locations where you find Bluebirds scattered about.
- The Royal Meadows in The Holy Empire of Sanbreque. The quickest way to get there is by fast-traveling to the Northreach Obelisk, alternatively, the Royal Meadows Obelisk.
- Sorrowise in The Imperial Province of Rosaria. The quickest way to get there is by fast-traveling to the Martha’s Rest Obelisk.
Bluebird Drops
Bluebirds are straightforward enemies to kill. They can be staggered by almost every attack, and you can probably do hitless runs when you’re grinding them. Moreover, they don’t offer many rewards except for Ability Points; however, if they drop Black Blood, it can be traded at Charon’s Toll for 400 Gil if you need extra money.
| Reward | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Ability Points | 40 (48 with Wages of Warcraft) (56 with Wages of Warcraft II) |
| Black Blood (Valuable) | 0 to 2 |
Bluebird Farming
Bluebirds are a great source of Ability Points during the early-mid game phase. We will use Wages of Warcraft to maximize our farming gains, increasing the Ability points earned from each Bluebird by 20% or Wages of Warcraft II Accessory for a 40% bonus. Here’s the full-step guide from getting that to farming Bluebirds. You can skip to step 4 if you don’t want to get these Accessories.
- Complete the main story quest, Cid the Outlaw. Alternatively, finish the main story quest, After The Storm, to unlock the same path to the Wages of Warcraft II Accessory.
- Head to Charon’s Toll at The Hideaway.
- Buy and equip the Wages of Warcraft Accessory.
- Change the Gameplay setting from Action-Focused Mode to Story-Focused Mode if it isn’t already.
- Fast-travel to the Northreach Obelisk and then trek up (North) to the Royal Meadows.
- Kill the 3 Bluebirds in the area. Optionally kill any other enemies along the way to make the most out of each run.
- Rinse and Repeat starting from Step 5.
Alternatively, you can also farm Bluebirds in Sorrowise, but the nearest Obelisk to there is the Martha’s Rest Obelisk which is quite far away, and each trek will add up to a lot of wasted time.
We have wrapped up our about the Bluebird in Final Fantasy 16. If you want to know the best Eikon abilities to make each run of your grind faster, the differences between story mode and action mode, and other accessories, then be sure to check out our additional Final Fantasy 16 coverage.
- Final Fantasy 16: Best Eikon Abilities
- Final Fantasy 16: Story Vs. Action
- Final Fantasy 16: All Summons [Eikons]
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