Buy FFXIV Savage Raid Carry

Which savage tier does this FFXIV raid carry cover?

It covers AAC Heavyweight Savage, the third and final Arcadion tier, released with patch 7.4 on 6 January 2026. The four floors are M9S Vamp Fatale, M10S Red Hot and Deep Blue, M11S The Tyrant and M12S The Lindwurm.

Can I buy a single fight instead of the whole tier?

Yes. The encounter dropdown prices every floor on its own, so you can order just the boss blocking your progress. M9S is $31.00, M10S is $42.50, M11S is $53.49 and M12S is $73.49. The full tier clear bundles all four for $134.99.

How much does an FFXIV savage carry cost?

The cheapest configuration is a single M9S clear at $31.00. The complete M9S to M12S run is $134.99, which is $65.49 less than ordering the four floors one at a time. Express scheduling adds 40 percent to whichever encounter you pick.

Do I keep the loot from the raid boost?

Yes. Your character is in the party for every pull, so the drops are rolled to you. The first three floors award item level 790 Grand Champion coffers, M12S awards an item level 795 weapon coffer, and each floor gives its AAC Illustrated: HW Edition book for the token exchange.

What item level do I need before the run?

M9S requires item level 760, M10S requires 765, and both M11S and M12S require 770. If your gear is short of the floor you ordered, tell us at checkout and we will point you at the fastest way to close the gap before the run is scheduled.

Does the weekly lockout affect my FFXIV raid boost?

It does. Each of the four floors holds its own loot lockout that clears on the weekly reset, so a floor you have already looted this week will still be cleared but will not drop again. Book the run early in the week to get the full haul from all four floors.

Do I have to play the fights myself?

You join the run on your own character while seven experienced raiders take the other party slots. You are never asked to hand over your login details, and the team calls the mechanics you need to survive so the clear lands on the first serious attempt.