"The Realm of Eternal Rain," it was once a great country known for its strength and righteousness, but in the game, it is only seen in rain-drenched ruins after its invasion. Home to the Burmecians, a rat-like people known for their great nobility and sense of honor. Sir Fratley, Freya, and Puck are originally from here.

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A small rural town in the heart of the Alexandrian Empire. The citizens of Dali profit by manufacturing black mages, which are sold to Alexandria as weapons. The villagers of Dali were once farmers until queen Brahne was approached by Kuja who provided her with the black mage production system.

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The single most powerful and advanced city-state on the planet, it is ruled by Regent Cid Fabool IX, airship inventor extraordinaire, and is home to the largest airship armada in the world. The base of Tantalus is also located there. Lindblum also features an annual Festival of the Hunt, a competition involving the release of monsters into the city that are subsequently hunted by competitors. Lindblum itself is split into three districts, excluding Lindblum Castle: The Industrial, Theatre and Business Districts. It was a very prosperous city until queen Brahne attacked and ultimately occupied the city, completely wiping out the Industrial District with the eidolon Atomos.

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A cosmopolitan city of the Alexandrian Empire, Treno's social hierarchy is highly stratified: the wealthier nobles live in the upscale western district, while the poorer classes are confined to the eastern slums. Other highlights include the auction house and the Card Game Tournament headquarters. Treno is stricken with eternal night. Amarant Coral is seemingly a prolific criminal in Treno, as a wanted poster with his picture can be seen here.

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Hidden deep in a large forest near Conde Petie, the village is home to several self-aware black mages, living their lives in hiding. They live so deep in the forest that the owls do not live there. It is protected by a magical mirage wall. The mages of the village are convinced they have a limit on their life.

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A village of dwarves who speak with a Scottish accent, it is the team's first port of call on the Outer Continent. In order to pass through here to what is called the Sanctuary (the Iifa Tree), couples must undergo a ceremony not unlike marriage. Known as Condya Pata in the original Japanese version of the game.

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An enormous tree on the Outer Continent, much too frequently and incorrectly thought of by players as the "Lifa Tree" or "Ilfa Tree," but the name is "iifa tree." It is referred to as a "Sanctuary" by the dwarves of Conde Petie, and the newly "married" journey there to inscribe their names. Planted by Garland many years ago, the Iifa Tree is a filtering system for the souls of Gaia. The souls are directed towards the tree, whereupon they are intercepted by the Soul Cage. Mist is a by-product of the filtering process and is pumped through the roots of the tree to the Mist Continent until Soul Cage was destoyed. But the Iifa Tree's true nature was to block Gaia's souls and replaced them with Terra's.

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Nestled deep in a winding canyon, Oeilvert houses advanced holographic technology which appear to tell a story about a long-dead civilization as well as a mysterious airship-like guardian known as "Ark." It also houses the Gulug Stone, a magic-controlling device which is eventually used by Kuja to unseal Mount Gulug. Strangely, Oeilvert seems to contain an anti-magic field, thus no magic may be cast inside.

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