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Final Fantasy XIV PvP Series 11 Ends as Patch 7.56 Arrives

By GFA Staff · September 8, 2026

Competitive combatants in Final Fantasy XIV have reached a major milestone today with the formal conclusion of PvP Series 11 alongside Patch 7.56. The transition immediately initiates Series 12, resetting seasonal experience progress while introducing a fresh reward progression track.

Players who earned Series 11 rewards retain a designated grace period during Series 12 to claim any unclaimed cosmetic armor, framer kits, and emotes from their Series Malmstone menu. Trophy Crystals accumulated throughout Series 11 are preserved, allowing players to purchase newly added weapons and items from the Wolves' Den merchant immediately upon logging in.

Alongside the series rollover, minor balance adjustments have been applied to select job action potencies in Crystalline Conflict and Frontline battles. The seasonal reset provides veteran gladiators and newcomers alike an enticing reason to queue up for fast-paced skirmishes. Read PvP meta guides on [/news](/news) and check competitive schedules on [/release-radar](/release-radar).

Key Takeaways & FAQs

Q: What happens to earned Trophy Crystals during the Series reset? A: All earned Trophy Crystals are retained in your currency inventory and can be spent on new rewards in the Wolves' Den Pier.

Q: Can players still claim Series 11 rewards after Patch 7.56? A: Yes, players who unlocked Series 11 levels have throughout Series 12 to claim their rewards before they are retired.

Regional Impact & Community Significance Crystalline Conflict community leagues across Asian data centers have announced new exhibition scrims to celebrate the launch of Series 12 and explore balance tweaks. Stay engaged with full updates on [/news](/news).

Sources & Further Reading - FFXIV Lodestone PvP Official Portal - [Gameforce Asia News Hub](/news) - [Gameforce Asia Release Radar](/release-radar)

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