Uploaded September 2010 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
This is the Tavnazian Archipelago area music from Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia called "A New Horizon." The zones this music is played in are called Lufaise Meadows and Misareaux Coast. You initially gain access to these zones after completing the first few missions in the CoP expanion pack, which then leads to a crazy long and intricate storyline. A lot of people knock FFXI for being too difficult, and while I do agree to some extent, I feel like I also need to point out that it has some very good and very long storylines embedded within.
This is the Tavnazian Archipelago area music from Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia called "A New Horizon." The zones this music is played in are called Lufaise Meadows and Misareaux Coast. You initially gain access to these zones after completing the first few missions in the CoP expanion pack, which then leads to a crazy long and intricate storyline. A lot of people knock FFXI for being too difficult, and while I do agree to some extent, I feel like I also need to point out that it has some very good and very long storylines embedded within.









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