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Created page with "Category:Guides __NOTOC__ The '''Vana'diel Clock''' keeps track of the time in Vana'diel. Like most Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games (MMORPGs), the game takes place in real time. The time can be viewed in game and off game. ==In Game== The time can be viewed in game at the lower left hand corner of the screen. You can also see the time and moon phased by typing /clock or selecting it from the menu. ==Software== The online program allows a perso..."

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The '''Vana'diel Clock''' keeps track of the time in [[Vana'diel]]. Like most Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games (MMORPGs), the game takes place in real time. The time can be viewed in game and off game.

==In Game==
The time can be viewed in game at the lower left hand corner of the screen. You can also see the time and moon phased by typing /clock or selecting it from the menu.

==Software==
The online program allows a person to find out when various things will occur next in Vana'diel. This is possible since Vana'diel time follows a program that is similar to, although far faster than, Earth time and since all servers are synchronized in the same time. This is a very important tool to crafters who need to know when the opposing or aiding element day occurs, for finding out when a certain race's [[RSE]] is next avaliable, or to simply know when the next ferry or airship is due.

==Hardware==
[[File:Vana'diel clock.jpg|frame|right|HORI Final Fantasy XI Vana'diel Forever Clock]]
[http://www.hori.jp/ HORI] released a [http://www.dascheap.com/final-fantasy-xi-vanadiel-clock-final-fantasy-11-clock-collectible-ff-toy-clock.html/ Vana'diel Clock called the Final Fantasy XI Vana'diel Forever Clock] which is officially licensed by Square Enix. It was released March 2005 and re-released November 2005. The clock is about eight inches tall and displays Vana'diel time, the moon phases, and Earth time. There are four alarms that that can be set to either Vana'diel time or Earth time. The alarms are the theme sounds to San d'Oria, Bastok, Windurst and Jeuno.

==Vana'diel Clocks==
* [http://www.mithrapride.org/vana_time/index.html The MithraPride Vana'diel Clock]
* [http://www.pyogenes.com/ffxi/timer/v2.html Pyogenes Timer]
* [http://killingifrit.com/vananavi2.swf Vana'naVi]
* [http://www.kachosen.com/FFXI/timer.htm Nakama Timer]

Only Vana'naVi's clock seems to be synchronized with the game world. To be on the safe side, check for yourself with "/clock" or "Current Time" before attempting something using the above clocks.

==Smartphone Apps==
* Android: [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qubitdev.vanatimepiece Vana'Diel Timepiece] - can become desynchronized but has the option to adust sync in-app
* iOS: [https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ffxi-pda-free/id529497191?mt=8 FFXI PDA Free] - works well enough

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