Rumours speak of a family that arose from the ashes of the Calamity.  A family of necessity, a family of vagrants and vagabonds.  Slowly, over the years, they have built a name for themselves.  Starting with a pair of Miqo’te twins and an armour shop, they accumulated personnel, gil, and resources, Phoenix Collective has become a large and tightly knit organization.  Their deeds of restoration are of note, their desire to rebuild Eorzea palpable in each job they take and complete.  People who are looking for work are often pointed to this family for opportunity and prosperity.  They take in any wishing for a new family, a fresh start, or an opportunity to make their mark on Eorzea.
In underground circles, however, words of different deeds are whispered.  Of underhanded jobs and tasks nobody else wants to undertake.  In the shadows the name Phoenix and Dak’ma are spoken with reverence, and those with more seedy ambitions are advised to seek them out.  With an almost vigilante mentality, this closely knit family is willing to get their hands dirty behind the scenes to take care of problems that they deem Eorzea no longer needs nor deserves. Â
Phoenix Collective has their hand in many proverbial pots, looking to spread influence where they can.  Their most well-known front is an armour and apparel shop in Camp Drybone called Vision, containing generic content alongside custom commissions.  Many of the family has also made their mark throughout fine establishments in Eorzea with their musical prowess.  Merchandise throughout the markets bears the phoenix insignia of the Collective, their skilled craftsmen or benefactors providing to the economy what it lacks after years of poverty. One of their most recent endeavors has been the fostering and incubation of a revolutionary social scene, an opportunity to bring the free peoples together to provide both news and entertainment on a grand scale. Â
Those interested would be pointed in the direction of the Dak’ma family, two twins named Azreyal and Dirosei, alongside two closely associated females named Veloxa Krykos and Kitka Bodelaire. Â
