The series of Seasonal Quests to celebrate FF14's incredible milestone seem unassuming at first. The quests start in Ul'dah just outside the Ruby Road Exchange, as a Miqo'te named Kipih Jakkya is looking down on her luck in town. She turns to the player, as an adventurer, and asks them for help in finding her 16-year-old brother who had just begun his life as an adventurer himself. This ends up leading fans on a trail to chase after Kipih's sibling Nhagi'a in a simple, easy-to-complete pair of quests that can be completed by players as low as level 15, making it very accessible.

However, during Nhagi'a's side of the questline, things start to take a more personal turn for the Warrior of Light and the person playing them. As Nhagi'a's left searching for why he wanted to become an adventurer, rather than looking for his sister's approval, the young traveler turns to the player themselves, and they're asked what it means to Final Fantasy XIV Gil  be an adventurer and why they started their journey in the first place. The way the game outright asks the Warrior of Light is very obviously a way to ask what made fans start playing Final Fantasy 14 down to the specific answers listed.

With prominent characters such as Kipih, Nhagi'a, and even Momodi herself go over what it takes to be an adventurer and why it's so important, players are given the feeling that they're truly going on an adventure by playing FF14. However, as Nhagi'a realizes he wants to become an adventurer to help people in need rather than impress his sister, the Warrior of Light is serenaded by a minstrel who had assisted the questline off to the side. This song awakens the Warrior of Light's Echo, and gives them a vision of being on an airship with a very important person. Naoki Yoshida himself appears before the player in-game, and talks to them about Final Fantasy 14 in a very personal message.

Yoshida's message goes over the struggles he and his team face while developing the game, but it ends with a positive message that the support of the many Final Fantasy 14 players keep them going. He speaks about how he likes hearing about the many stories each fan has created with FF14, even during the highs and lows of its storyline. The Rising questline encourages fans to remember why they've stuck with the game as long as they have, be it for a recently begun Free Trial or for much longer. It also celebrates the buy FF14 Gil  hard work of the development team, and Yoshida says that as long as fans keep playing, then making the game will always be rewarding.