Final Fantasy XVI weapons

This is a list of weapons in Final Fantasy XVI. These weapons can be obtained in different ways: purchased from shops, treasure coffers, quest rewards, or crafted.
== List of weapons ==
Weapon	Attack 	Stagger 	Max Attack 	Max Stagger 	Obtained
 	55 	55 	— 	— 	Tutorial weapon
 	Though nearly identical in weight, length, and balance to the weapons carried by ducal Shields into battle, the blade on this training sword is carved from a single length of hardwood to lessen the risk of injury—trading severed ears and split bellies for the slightly more manageable bruised wrists and injured pride. 	Though nearly identical in weight, length, and balance to the weapons carried by ducal Shields into battle, the blade on this training sword is carved from a single length of hardwood to lessen the risk of injury—trading severed ears and split bellies for the slightly more manageable bruised wrists and injured pride. 	Though nearly identical in weight, length, and balance to the weapons carried by ducal Shields into battle, the blade on this training sword is carved from a single length of hardwood to lessen the risk of injury—trading severed ears and split bellies for the slightly more manageable bruised wrists and injured pride. 	Though nearly identical in weight, length, and balance to the weapons carried by ducal Shields into battle, the blade on this training sword is carved from a single length of hardwood to lessen the risk of injury—trading severed ears and split bellies for the slightly more manageable bruised wrists and injured pride. 	Though nearly identical in weight, length, and balance to the weapons carried by ducal Shields into battle, the blade on this training sword is carved from a single length of hardwood to lessen the risk of injury—trading severed ears and split bellies for the slightly more manageable bruised wrists and injured pride.
 	55 	55 	— 	— 	Teen Clive's initial weapon
 	Upon joining the ducal army, all future Shields receive a longsword that not only serves as their weapon, but represents the oath they take to defend Rosaria and her people. The blade of this particular weapon is approximately a hand shorter than those used by most, making it more suitable for a squire not yet fully grown. 	Upon joining the ducal army, all future Shields receive a longsword that not only serves as their weapon, but represents the oath they take to defend Rosaria and her people. The blade of this particular weapon is approximately a hand shorter than those used by most, making it more suitable for a squire not yet fully grown. 	Upon joining the ducal army, all future Shields receive a longsword that not only serves as their weapon, but represents the oath they take to defend Rosaria and her people. The blade of this particular weapon is approximately a hand shorter than those used by most, making it more suitable for a squire not yet fully grown. 	Upon joining the ducal army, all future Shields receive a longsword that not only serves as their weapon, but represents the oath they take to defend Rosaria and her people. The blade of this particular weapon is approximately a hand shorter than those used by most, making it more suitable for a squire not yet fully grown. 	Upon joining the ducal army, all future Shields receive a longsword that not only serves as their weapon, but represents the oath they take to defend Rosaria and her people. The blade of this particular weapon is approximately a hand shorter than those used by most, making it more suitable for a squire not yet fully grown.
 	55 	55 	— 	— 	Joshua's initial weapon
 	One of a set of seven swords said to have been forged in the flames of Mt. Drustanus, the Burning Thorn has been passed down through generations for use by the Archduke’s family and his closest Shields. As it is the smallest of the seven, it will be carried by the prince Joshua until he is of an age that allows him to handle a larger weapon. 	One of a set of seven swords said to have been forged in the flames of Mt. Drustanus, the Burning Thorn has been passed down through generations for use by the Archduke’s family and his closest Shields. As it is the smallest of the seven, it will be carried by the prince Joshua until he is of an age that allows him to handle a larger weapon. 	One of a set of seven swords said to have been forged in the flames of Mt. Drustanus, the Burning Thorn has been passed down through generations for use by the Archduke’s family and his closest Shields. As it is the smallest of the seven, it will be carried by the prince Joshua until he is of an age that allows him to handle a larger weapon. 	One of a set of seven swords said to have been forged in the flames of Mt. Drustanus, the Burning Thorn has been passed down through generations for use by the Archduke’s family and his closest Shields. As it is the smallest of the seven, it will be carried by the prince Joshua until he is of an age that allows him to handle a larger weapon. 	One of a set of seven swords said to have been forged in the flames of Mt. Drustanus, the Burning Thorn has been passed down through generations for use by the Archduke’s family and his closest Shields. As it is the smallest of the seven, it will be carried by the prince Joshua until he is of an age that allows him to handle a larger weapon.
 	75 	75 	325 	325 	Adult Clive's initial weapon
 	When a Bearer dies in service of the Sanbrequois imperial army, it is more likely his sword—not his body—will be retrieved from the battlefield, that it might be provisioned to the next unwilling volunteer without additional cost to the crown. 	When a Bearer dies in service of the Sanbrequois imperial army, it is more likely his sword—not his body—will be retrieved from the battlefield, that it might be provisioned to the next unwilling volunteer without additional cost to the crown. 	When a Bearer dies in service of the Sanbrequois imperial army, it is more likely his sword—not his body—will be retrieved from the battlefield, that it might be provisioned to the next unwilling volunteer without additional cost to the crown. 	When a Bearer dies in service of the Sanbrequois imperial army, it is more likely his sword—not his body—will be retrieved from the battlefield, that it might be provisioned to the next unwilling volunteer without additional cost to the crown. 	When a Bearer dies in service of the Sanbrequois imperial army, it is more likely his sword—not his body—will be retrieved from the battlefield, that it might be provisioned to the next unwilling volunteer without additional cost to the crown.
 	80 	80 	 	 	Purchase from Charon's Toll (500 gil)
 	Even in the hands of an untrained soldier, the broadsword can prove a deadly weapon, which is why it remains a popular choice for armies across the Twins. It also doesn't hurt that the pig iron blades are extremely simple and inexpensive to forge. 	Even in the hands of an untrained soldier, the broadsword can prove a deadly weapon, which is why it remains a popular choice for armies across the Twins. It also doesn't hurt that the pig iron blades are extremely simple and inexpensive to forge. 	Even in the hands of an untrained soldier, the broadsword can prove a deadly weapon, which is why it remains a popular choice for armies across the Twins. It also doesn't hurt that the pig iron blades are extremely simple and inexpensive to forge. 	Even in the hands of an untrained soldier, the broadsword can prove a deadly weapon, which is why it remains a popular choice for armies across the Twins. It also doesn't hurt that the pig iron blades are extremely simple and inexpensive to forge. 	Even in the hands of an untrained soldier, the broadsword can prove a deadly weapon, which is why it remains a popular choice for armies across the Twins. It also doesn't hurt that the pig iron blades are extremely simple and inexpensive to forge.
 	95 	95 	 	 	Purchase from Charon's Toll (700 gil)
 	If you can swear you have seen this blade somewhere before, it is probably because you have. Longswords are some of the most common weapons in the realm, so it is no surprise the hot-tempered gate guard barking at you to begone also has one strapped to his back. 	If you can swear you have seen this blade somewhere before, it is probably because you have. Longswords are some of the most common weapons in the realm, so it is no surprise the hot-tempered gate guard barking at you to begone also has one strapped to his back. 	If you can swear you have seen this blade somewhere before, it is probably because you have. Longswords are some of the most common weapons in the realm, so it is no surprise the hot-tempered gate guard barking at you to begone also has one strapped to his back. 	If you can swear you have seen this blade somewhere before, it is probably because you have. Longswords are some of the most common weapons in the realm, so it is no surprise the hot-tempered gate guard barking at you to begone also has one strapped to his back. 	If you can swear you have seen this blade somewhere before, it is probably because you have. Longswords are some of the most common weapons in the realm, so it is no surprise the hot-tempered gate guard barking at you to begone also has one strapped to his back.
 	110 	110 	 	 	Purchase from Charon's Toll (1000 gil)
 	The bastard sword is a popular choice amongst mercenary alliances because its size—not too long, yet not too short, not too light, yet not too heavy—accommodates a variety of fighting styles, both one- and two-handed. 	The bastard sword is a popular choice amongst mercenary alliances because its size—not too long, yet not too short, not too light, yet not too heavy—accommodates a variety of fighting styles, both one- and two-handed. 	The bastard sword is a popular choice amongst mercenary alliances because its size—not too long, yet not too short, not too light, yet not too heavy—accommodates a variety of fighting styles, both one- and two-handed. 	The bastard sword is a popular choice amongst mercenary alliances because its size—not too long, yet not too short, not too light, yet not too heavy—accommodates a variety of fighting styles, both one- and two-handed. 	The bastard sword is a popular choice amongst mercenary alliances because its size—not too long, yet not too short, not too light, yet not too heavy—accommodates a variety of fighting styles, both one- and two-handed.
 	140 	140 	 	 	Purchase from Charon's Toll (1500 gil)
 	While common on the southern continent, worship of the land itself as a deity is almost unheard of in Valisthea. That, however, has not stopped the import of fine steel blades blessed by Gaian presbyters, under the claim that they are deadlier and more durable than those forged in the Twins. 	While common on the southern continent, worship of the land itself as a deity is almost unheard of in Valisthea. That, however, has not stopped the import of fine steel blades blessed by Gaian presbyters, under the claim that they are deadlier and more durable than those forged in the Twins. 	While common on the southern continent, worship of the land itself as a deity is almost unheard of in Valisthea. That, however, has not stopped the import of fine steel blades blessed by Gaian presbyters, under the claim that they are deadlier and more durable than those forged in the Twins. 	While common on the southern continent, worship of the land itself as a deity is almost unheard of in Valisthea. That, however, has not stopped the import of fine steel blades blessed by Gaian presbyters, under the claim that they are deadlier and more durable than those forged in the Twins. 	While common on the southern continent, worship of the land itself as a deity is almost unheard of in Valisthea. That, however, has not stopped the import of fine steel blades blessed by Gaian presbyters, under the claim that they are deadlier and more durable than those forged in the Twins.
 	200 	200 	 	 	Purchase from Charon's Toll (2000 gil)
 	Platinum makes for a poor blade, being too soft to withstand rigorous use in battle and too expensive for the common soldier to afford. It does, however, allow for ornate designs on crossguard, hilt, and pommel, where the rare metal is most often employed. 	Platinum makes for a poor blade, being too soft to withstand rigorous use in battle and too expensive for the common soldier to afford. It does, however, allow for ornate designs on crossguard, hilt, and pommel, where the rare metal is most often employed. 	Platinum makes for a poor blade, being too soft to withstand rigorous use in battle and too expensive for the common soldier to afford. It does, however, allow for ornate designs on crossguard, hilt, and pommel, where the rare metal is most often employed. 	Platinum makes for a poor blade, being too soft to withstand rigorous use in battle and too expensive for the common soldier to afford. It does, however, allow for ornate designs on crossguard, hilt, and pommel, where the rare metal is most often employed. 	Platinum makes for a poor blade, being too soft to withstand rigorous use in battle and too expensive for the common soldier to afford. It does, however, allow for ornate designs on crossguard, hilt, and pommel, where the rare metal is most often employed.
 	230 	215 	 	 	Purchase from Charon's Toll (2500 gil)
 	Though a savvy merchant would have you believe that through arcane magicks imbued into the sword (at high cost to the supplier), its wielder will experience enhanced strength and dexterity, in truth, it is the reduced weight and increased hardness afforded by the weapon’s narrow blade of folded steel that ultimately provides the illusion of these enhancements. 	Though a savvy merchant would have you believe that through arcane magicks imbued into the sword (at high cost to the supplier), its wielder will experience enhanced strength and dexterity, in truth, it is the reduced weight and increased hardness afforded by the weapon’s narrow blade of folded steel that ultimately provides the illusion of these enhancements. 	Though a savvy merchant would have you believe that through arcane magicks imbued into the sword (at high cost to the supplier), its wielder will experience enhanced strength and dexterity, in truth, it is the reduced weight and increased hardness afforded by the weapon’s narrow blade of folded steel that ultimately provides the illusion of these enhancements. 	Though a savvy merchant would have you believe that through arcane magicks imbued into the sword (at high cost to the supplier), its wielder will experience enhanced strength and dexterity, in truth, it is the reduced weight and increased hardness afforded by the weapon’s narrow blade of folded steel that ultimately provides the illusion of these enhancements. 	Though a savvy merchant would have you believe that through arcane magicks imbued into the sword (at high cost to the supplier), its wielder will experience enhanced strength and dexterity, in truth, it is the reduced weight and increased hardness afforded by the weapon’s narrow blade of folded steel that ultimately provides the illusion of these enhancements.
 	245 	245 	 	 	Purchase from Goetz's Toll (3500 gil)
 	A cursory inspection of this hefty broadsword will reveal diamonds on neither its hilt nor its blade. So why, then, the use of the precious gemstone in its name? The answer lies in its blade, into which the dust of Fallen ruins has been hammered during its forging, rendering it nigh unbreakable—much like a diamond. 	A cursory inspection of this hefty broadsword will reveal diamonds on neither its hilt nor its blade. So why, then, the use of the precious gemstone in its name? The answer lies in its blade, into which the dust of Fallen ruins has been hammered during its forging, rendering it nigh unbreakable—much like a diamond. 	A cursory inspection of this hefty broadsword will reveal diamonds on neither its hilt nor its blade. So why, then, the use of the precious gemstone in its name? The answer lies in its blade, into which the dust of Fallen ruins has been hammered during its forging, rendering it nigh unbreakable—much like a diamond. 	A cursory inspection of this hefty broadsword will reveal diamonds on neither its hilt nor its blade. So why, then, the use of the precious gemstone in its name? The answer lies in its blade, into which the dust of Fallen ruins has been hammered during its forging, rendering it nigh unbreakable—much like a diamond. 	A cursory inspection of this hefty broadsword will reveal diamonds on neither its hilt nor its blade. So why, then, the use of the precious gemstone in its name? The answer lies in its blade, into which the dust of Fallen ruins has been hammered during its forging, rendering it nigh unbreakable—much like a diamond.
 	275 	275 	 	 	Purchase from Charon's Toll (4000 gil)
 	Long before the Valisthean alphabet became commonplace, early tribes across the Twins used a form of lettering now known collectively as "runes." While most scholars agree that these runes were merely a crude representation of sophisticated pre-Fall writing, some religious sects believe that the symbols hold power that is unlockable only when used in a specific order—much like those inscribed on the blade of this sword.	Long before the Valisthean alphabet became commonplace, early tribes across the Twins used a form of lettering now known collectively as "runes." While most scholars agree that these runes were merely a crude representation of sophisticated pre-Fall writing, some religious sects believe that the symbols hold power that is unlockable only when used in a specific order—much like those inscribed on the blade of this sword.	Long before the Valisthean alphabet became commonplace, early tribes across the Twins used a form of lettering now known collectively as "runes." While most scholars agree that these runes were merely a crude representation of sophisticated pre-Fall writing, some religious sects believe that the symbols hold power that is unlockable only when used in a specific order—much like those inscribed on the blade of this sword.	Long before the Valisthean alphabet became commonplace, early tribes across the Twins used a form of lettering now known collectively as "runes." While most scholars agree that these runes were merely a crude representation of sophisticated pre-Fall writing, some religious sects believe that the symbols hold power that is unlockable only when used in a specific order—much like those inscribed on the blade of this sword.	Long before the Valisthean alphabet became commonplace, early tribes across the Twins used a form of lettering now known collectively as "runes." While most scholars agree that these runes were merely a crude representation of sophisticated pre-Fall writing, some religious sects believe that the symbols hold power that is unlockable only when used in a specific order—much like those inscribed on the blade of this sword.
 	320 	320 	 	 	Purchase from Goetz's Toll (5000 gil)
 	Throughout history, many prominent battle strategists have declared that the best offense is a good defense. So with a name like "Defender" one might assume this blade the best of both worlds. 	Throughout history, many prominent battle strategists have declared that the best offense is a good defense. So with a name like "Defender" one might assume this blade the best of both worlds. 	Throughout history, many prominent battle strategists have declared that the best offense is a good defense. So with a name like "Defender" one might assume this blade the best of both worlds. 	Throughout history, many prominent battle strategists have declared that the best offense is a good defense. So with a name like "Defender" one might assume this blade the best of both worlds. 	Throughout history, many prominent battle strategists have declared that the best offense is a good defense. So with a name like "Defender" one might assume this blade the best of both worlds.
 	135 	135 	 	 	Craftable after completing the "Awakening" main story mission
 	So spurred by her cries did wind become storm.-Eikonomachy - Book of Gales 13:32 	So spurred by her cries did wind become storm.-Eikonomachy - Book of Gales 13:32 	So spurred by her cries did wind become storm.-Eikonomachy - Book of Gales 13:32 	So spurred by her cries did wind become storm.-Eikonomachy - Book of Gales 13:32 	So spurred by her cries did wind become storm.-Eikonomachy - Book of Gales 13:32
 	180 	180 	 	 	Craftable after completing the "The Meaning of Life" main story mission
 	With a tongue of flame spake he the words of destruction.-Eikonomachy - Book of Brin 17:10 	With a tongue of flame spake he the words of destruction.-Eikonomachy - Book of Brin 17:10 	With a tongue of flame spake he the words of destruction.-Eikonomachy - Book of Brin 17:10 	With a tongue of flame spake he the words of destruction.-Eikonomachy - Book of Brin 17:10 	With a tongue of flame spake he the words of destruction.-Eikonomachy - Book of Brin 17:10
 	195 	195 	 	 	Craftable after completing the "Home, Sweet Home" main story mission
 	From heaven on high, far did his bolt fall for to deliver justice.-Eikonomachy - Book of Levin 4:20 	From heaven on high, far did his bolt fall for to deliver justice.-Eikonomachy - Book of Levin 4:20 	From heaven on high, far did his bolt fall for to deliver justice.-Eikonomachy - Book of Levin 4:20 	From heaven on high, far did his bolt fall for to deliver justice.-Eikonomachy - Book of Levin 4:20 	From heaven on high, far did his bolt fall for to deliver justice.-Eikonomachy - Book of Levin 4:20
 	225 	225 	 	 	Craftable after completing the "Bolt from the Blue" main story mission
 	"And when he lifted his fists, be was found naught but dust.“- Eikonomachy - Book of Barrows 7:30 	"And when he lifted his fists, be was found naught but dust.“- Eikonomachy - Book of Barrows 7:30 	"And when he lifted his fists, be was found naught but dust.“- Eikonomachy - Book of Barrows 7:30 	"And when he lifted his fists, be was found naught but dust.“- Eikonomachy - Book of Barrows 7:30 	"And when he lifted his fists, be was found naught but dust.“- Eikonomachy - Book of Barrows 7:30
 	270 	270 	 	 	Craftable at the beginning of the "Things Fall Apart" main story mission
 	"Lingered there no warmth nor smoke. But in his light did burn both flesh and bone."- Eikonomachy - Book of Days 2:18 	"Lingered there no warmth nor smoke. But in his light did burn both flesh and bone."- Eikonomachy - Book of Days 2:18 	"Lingered there no warmth nor smoke. But in his light did burn both flesh and bone."- Eikonomachy - Book of Days 2:18 	"Lingered there no warmth nor smoke. But in his light did burn both flesh and bone."- Eikonomachy - Book of Days 2:18 	"Lingered there no warmth nor smoke. But in his light did burn both flesh and bone."- Eikonomachy - Book of Days 2:18
 	300 	300 	 	 	Craftable at the beginning of the "Across the Narrow" main story mission
 	Yet deep was frost's bite, leaving her fell mark upon their skins.- Eikonomachy - Book of Glaciers 8:12 	Yet deep was frost's bite, leaving her fell mark upon their skins.- Eikonomachy - Book of Glaciers 8:12 	Yet deep was frost's bite, leaving her fell mark upon their skins.- Eikonomachy - Book of Glaciers 8:12 	Yet deep was frost's bite, leaving her fell mark upon their skins.- Eikonomachy - Book of Glaciers 8:12 	Yet deep was frost's bite, leaving her fell mark upon their skins.- Eikonomachy - Book of Glaciers 8:12
 	315 	315 	 	 	Craftable at the beginning of the "Brotherhood" main story mission
 	“In darkness shall he ever wander, content in her cold embrace.”-Eikonomachy - Book of Nights 3:22 	“In darkness shall he ever wander, content in her cold embrace.”-Eikonomachy - Book of Nights 3:22 	“In darkness shall he ever wander, content in her cold embrace.”-Eikonomachy - Book of Nights 3:22 	“In darkness shall he ever wander, content in her cold embrace.”-Eikonomachy - Book of Nights 3:22 	“In darkness shall he ever wander, content in her cold embrace.”-Eikonomachy - Book of Nights 3:22
 	165 	165 	 	 	Automatically acquired during the "Holding On" main story mission
 	One of a set of seven swords said to have been forged in the flames of Mt. Drustanus, Invictus has been passed down through generations for use by the Archduke’s family and his closest Shields. Archduke Elwin presented Invictus to Rodney Murdoch on the day he was promoted to Lord Commander of the Ducal Army. 	One of a set of seven swords said to have been forged in the flames of Mt. Drustanus, Invictus has been passed down through generations for use by the Archduke’s family and his closest Shields. Archduke Elwin presented Invictus to Rodney Murdoch on the day he was promoted to Lord Commander of the Ducal Army. 	One of a set of seven swords said to have been forged in the flames of Mt. Drustanus, Invictus has been passed down through generations for use by the Archduke’s family and his closest Shields. Archduke Elwin presented Invictus to Rodney Murdoch on the day he was promoted to Lord Commander of the Ducal Army. 	One of a set of seven swords said to have been forged in the flames of Mt. Drustanus, Invictus has been passed down through generations for use by the Archduke’s family and his closest Shields. Archduke Elwin presented Invictus to Rodney Murdoch on the day he was promoted to Lord Commander of the Ducal Army. 	One of a set of seven swords said to have been forged in the flames of Mt. Drustanus, Invictus has been passed down through generations for use by the Archduke’s family and his closest Shields. Archduke Elwin presented Invictus to Rodney Murdoch on the day he was promoted to Lord Commander of the Ducal Army.
 	185 	185 	 	 	Treasure coffer during the "The Crystal's Curse" main story mission
 	Coral, while razor sharp, is also painfully brittle, which is why its use in all but the most primitive of weapons is almost unheard of. This sword of unknown provenance, however, is possessed of a remarkable rigidity, while maintaining an edge that rivals that of Odin's blade. 	Coral, while razor sharp, is also painfully brittle, which is why its use in all but the most primitive of weapons is almost unheard of. This sword of unknown provenance, however, is possessed of a remarkable rigidity, while maintaining an edge that rivals that of Odin's blade. 	Coral, while razor sharp, is also painfully brittle, which is why its use in all but the most primitive of weapons is almost unheard of. This sword of unknown provenance, however, is possessed of a remarkable rigidity, while maintaining an edge that rivals that of Odin's blade. 	Coral, while razor sharp, is also painfully brittle, which is why its use in all but the most primitive of weapons is almost unheard of. This sword of unknown provenance, however, is possessed of a remarkable rigidity, while maintaining an edge that rivals that of Odin's blade. 	Coral, while razor sharp, is also painfully brittle, which is why its use in all but the most primitive of weapons is almost unheard of. This sword of unknown provenance, however, is possessed of a remarkable rigidity, while maintaining an edge that rivals that of Odin's blade.
 	252 	252 	 	 	Treasure coffer near the Steps of the Forgotten map marker
 	A marked lack of weapons left from the age of the Fallen could either suggest theirs was a society in which peace prevailed, or one in which those in power were unable to be contested. Those few weapons that do remain are found to be extremely lightweight, and nigh indestructible, but unfortunately impossible to duplicate in modern-day forges. 	A marked lack of weapons left from the age of the Fallen could either suggest theirs was a society in which peace prevailed, or one in which those in power were unable to be contested. Those few weapons that do remain are found to be extremely lightweight, and nigh indestructible, but unfortunately impossible to duplicate in modern-day forges. 	A marked lack of weapons left from the age of the Fallen could either suggest theirs was a society in which peace prevailed, or one in which those in power were unable to be contested. Those few weapons that do remain are found to be extremely lightweight, and nigh indestructible, but unfortunately impossible to duplicate in modern-day forges. 	A marked lack of weapons left from the age of the Fallen could either suggest theirs was a society in which peace prevailed, or one in which those in power were unable to be contested. Those few weapons that do remain are found to be extremely lightweight, and nigh indestructible, but unfortunately impossible to duplicate in modern-day forges. 	A marked lack of weapons left from the age of the Fallen could either suggest theirs was a society in which peace prevailed, or one in which those in power were unable to be contested. Those few weapons that do remain are found to be extremely lightweight, and nigh indestructible, but unfortunately impossible to duplicate in modern-day forges.
 	268 	268 	 	 	Craftable after completing the "Blacksmith's Blues II" side quest
 	Though modern-day plays such as The Adventures of Sir Crandall have taken to embellishing the tale considerably, historians do agree that long ago the nations of Valisthea were (for a short time) united under a single king and his band of loyal knights. Whether or not he was indeed crowned upon drawing a sword from a stone is a matter still up for debate. 	Though modern-day plays such as The Adventures of Sir Crandall have taken to embellishing the tale considerably, historians do agree that long ago the nations of Valisthea were (for a short time) united under a single king and his band of loyal knights. Whether or not he was indeed crowned upon drawing a sword from a stone is a matter still up for debate. 	Though modern-day plays such as The Adventures of Sir Crandall have taken to embellishing the tale considerably, historians do agree that long ago the nations of Valisthea were (for a short time) united under a single king and his band of loyal knights. Whether or not he was indeed crowned upon drawing a sword from a stone is a matter still up for debate. 	Though modern-day plays such as The Adventures of Sir Crandall have taken to embellishing the tale considerably, historians do agree that long ago the nations of Valisthea were (for a short time) united under a single king and his band of loyal knights. Whether or not he was indeed crowned upon drawing a sword from a stone is a matter still up for debate. 	Though modern-day plays such as The Adventures of Sir Crandall have taken to embellishing the tale considerably, historians do agree that long ago the nations of Valisthea were (for a short time) united under a single king and his band of loyal knights. Whether or not he was indeed crowned upon drawing a sword from a stone is a matter still up for debate.
 	310 	310 	 	 	Treasure coffer in the Angry Gap area of The Shadow Coast
 	The warriors of those islands situated off the far eastern coast of the southern continent are a curious lot, choosing a cloistered existence upon their lonely archipelago—seemingly content with the constant squabbling over lands within their own demesne—as opposed to setting out to claim territory anew. This is fortunate for the rest of the world, as the warriors are peerless when it comes to swordplay. 	The warriors of those islands situated off the far eastern coast of the southern continent are a curious lot, choosing a cloistered existence upon their lonely archipelago—seemingly content with the constant squabbling over lands within their own demesne—as opposed to setting out to claim territory anew. This is fortunate for the rest of the world, as the warriors are peerless when it comes to swordplay. 	The warriors of those islands situated off the far eastern coast of the southern continent are a curious lot, choosing a cloistered existence upon their lonely archipelago—seemingly content with the constant squabbling over lands within their own demesne—as opposed to setting out to claim territory anew. This is fortunate for the rest of the world, as the warriors are peerless when it comes to swordplay. 	The warriors of those islands situated off the far eastern coast of the southern continent are a curious lot, choosing a cloistered existence upon their lonely archipelago—seemingly content with the constant squabbling over lands within their own demesne—as opposed to setting out to claim territory anew. This is fortunate for the rest of the world, as the warriors are peerless when it comes to swordplay. 	The warriors of those islands situated off the far eastern coast of the southern continent are a curious lot, choosing a cloistered existence upon their lonely archipelago—seemingly content with the constant squabbling over lands within their own demesne—as opposed to setting out to claim territory anew. This is fortunate for the rest of the world, as the warriors are peerless when it comes to swordplay.
 	325 	325 	 	 	Reward for completing the "Blacksmith's Blues IV" side quest
 	Ancient Ashen legend purports that one day, the "Age of Dominants" will draw to a close in an epic clash of Eikons that sets the land ablaze, cleansing it of foulness and allowing for its rebirth-a clash they call Ragnarok. 	Ancient Ashen legend purports that one day, the "Age of Dominants" will draw to a close in an epic clash of Eikons that sets the land ablaze, cleansing it of foulness and allowing for its rebirth-a clash they call Ragnarok. 	Ancient Ashen legend purports that one day, the "Age of Dominants" will draw to a close in an epic clash of Eikons that sets the land ablaze, cleansing it of foulness and allowing for its rebirth-a clash they call Ragnarok. 	Ancient Ashen legend purports that one day, the "Age of Dominants" will draw to a close in an epic clash of Eikons that sets the land ablaze, cleansing it of foulness and allowing for its rebirth-a clash they call Ragnarok. 	Ancient Ashen legend purports that one day, the "Age of Dominants" will draw to a close in an epic clash of Eikons that sets the land ablaze, cleansing it of foulness and allowing for its rebirth-a clash they call Ragnarok.
 	375 	375 	 	 	Craftable after completing the "Blacksmith's Blues IV" side quest
 	If Ragnarok was forged to mark the war of the gods, then Gotterdammerung—meaning “twilight of the gods”—was forged to mark the fall of those selfsame deities. 	If Ragnarok was forged to mark the war of the gods, then Gotterdammerung—meaning “twilight of the gods”—was forged to mark the fall of those selfsame deities. 	If Ragnarok was forged to mark the war of the gods, then Gotterdammerung—meaning “twilight of the gods”—was forged to mark the fall of those selfsame deities. 	If Ragnarok was forged to mark the war of the gods, then Gotterdammerung—meaning “twilight of the gods”—was forged to mark the fall of those selfsame deities. 	If Ragnarok was forged to mark the war of the gods, then Gotterdammerung—meaning “twilight of the gods”—was forged to mark the fall of those selfsame deities.
 	700 	700 	 	 	Craftable only while playing on Final Fantasy mode
 	His word was the first, so shall it be the last.- Eikonomachy - Genesis 3:11 	His word was the first, so shall it be the last.- Eikonomachy - Genesis 3:11 	His word was the first, so shall it be the last.- Eikonomachy - Genesis 3:11 	His word was the first, so shall it be the last.- Eikonomachy - Genesis 3:11 	His word was the first, so shall it be the last.- Eikonomachy - Genesis 3:11
 	130 	130 	 	 	Pre-order bonus
 	Taking up this ancient hooked longsword in one's hands invokes strange, yet familiar images of four nameless warriors who embark on a perilous journey to save the realm. 	Taking up this ancient hooked longsword in one's hands invokes strange, yet familiar images of four nameless warriors who embark on a perilous journey to save the realm. 	Taking up this ancient hooked longsword in one's hands invokes strange, yet familiar images of four nameless warriors who embark on a perilous journey to save the realm. 	Taking up this ancient hooked longsword in one's hands invokes strange, yet familiar images of four nameless warriors who embark on a perilous journey to save the realm. 	Taking up this ancient hooked longsword in one's hands invokes strange, yet familiar images of four nameless warriors who embark on a perilous journey to save the realm.
 	130 	130 	 	 	Included with the Collector's Edition
 	Taking up this frightfully bloodthirsty blade in one’s hands invokes strange yet familiar images of lifelong companions who cast their lot with the flames of rebellion. 	Taking up this frightfully bloodthirsty blade in one’s hands invokes strange yet familiar images of lifelong companions who cast their lot with the flames of rebellion. 	Taking up this frightfully bloodthirsty blade in one’s hands invokes strange yet familiar images of lifelong companions who cast their lot with the flames of rebellion. 	Taking up this frightfully bloodthirsty blade in one’s hands invokes strange yet familiar images of lifelong companions who cast their lot with the flames of rebellion. 	Taking up this frightfully bloodthirsty blade in one’s hands invokes strange yet familiar images of lifelong companions who cast their lot with the flames of rebellion.
 	160 	160 	 	 	Free DLC Item
 	Taking up this radiant blade of gold and turquoise in one's hands invokes strange yet familiar images of four homespun youths on a journey to quench the coming darkness. 	Taking up this radiant blade of gold and turquoise in one's hands invokes strange yet familiar images of four homespun youths on a journey to quench the coming darkness. 	Taking up this radiant blade of gold and turquoise in one's hands invokes strange yet familiar images of four homespun youths on a journey to quench the coming darkness. 	Taking up this radiant blade of gold and turquoise in one's hands invokes strange yet familiar images of four homespun youths on a journey to quench the coming darkness. 	Taking up this radiant blade of gold and turquoise in one's hands invokes strange yet familiar images of four homespun youths on a journey to quench the coming darkness.
 	160 	160 	 	 	Free DLC Item
 	Taking up this cold, unassuming steel in one's hands invokes strange yet familiar images of friendship and rivalry, love and loss, while the notches along its blade speak of hardship immeasurable. 	Taking up this cold, unassuming steel in one's hands invokes strange yet familiar images of friendship and rivalry, love and loss, while the notches along its blade speak of hardship immeasurable. 	Taking up this cold, unassuming steel in one's hands invokes strange yet familiar images of friendship and rivalry, love and loss, while the notches along its blade speak of hardship immeasurable. 	Taking up this cold, unassuming steel in one's hands invokes strange yet familiar images of friendship and rivalry, love and loss, while the notches along its blade speak of hardship immeasurable. 	Taking up this cold, unassuming steel in one's hands invokes strange yet familiar images of friendship and rivalry, love and loss, while the notches along its blade speak of hardship immeasurable.
 	390 	390 	 	 	Acquired after defeating Sigma during the "Echoes of the Fallen" DLC.
 	Shadowy details of its make and provenance aside, attempting to explain why a blade so apparently blunt might be able to slice through hardened steel like a brand through butter would be like trying to explain why birds can fly or the sky is blue―an endeavor best left for bards and bookwrights. 	Shadowy details of its make and provenance aside, attempting to explain why a blade so apparently blunt might be able to slice through hardened steel like a brand through butter would be like trying to explain why birds can fly or the sky is blue―an endeavor best left for bards and bookwrights. 	Shadowy details of its make and provenance aside, attempting to explain why a blade so apparently blunt might be able to slice through hardened steel like a brand through butter would be like trying to explain why birds can fly or the sky is blue―an endeavor best left for bards and bookwrights. 	Shadowy details of its make and provenance aside, attempting to explain why a blade so apparently blunt might be able to slice through hardened steel like a brand through butter would be like trying to explain why birds can fly or the sky is blue―an endeavor best left for bards and bookwrights. 	Shadowy details of its make and provenance aside, attempting to explain why a blade so apparently blunt might be able to slice through hardened steel like a brand through butter would be like trying to explain why birds can fly or the sky is blue―an endeavor best left for bards and bookwrights.
 	410 	410 	700 	700 	Craftable after completing the "Echoes of the Fallen" DLC.
 	A blasphemous coupling of living flesh and synthetic bone, this relic of an age long forgotten shudders with that selfsame vital spirit that animated the Sagespire's mightiest of sentinels."And when he looked upon mankind's creation, he saw himself."- Unknown 	A blasphemous coupling of living flesh and synthetic bone, this relic of an age long forgotten shudders with that selfsame vital spirit that animated the Sagespire's mightiest of sentinels."And when he looked upon mankind's creation, he saw himself."- Unknown 	A blasphemous coupling of living flesh and synthetic bone, this relic of an age long forgotten shudders with that selfsame vital spirit that animated the Sagespire's mightiest of sentinels."And when he looked upon mankind's creation, he saw himself."- Unknown 	A blasphemous coupling of living flesh and synthetic bone, this relic of an age long forgotten shudders with that selfsame vital spirit that animated the Sagespire's mightiest of sentinels."And when he looked upon mankind's creation, he saw himself."- Unknown 	A blasphemous coupling of living flesh and synthetic bone, this relic of an age long forgotten shudders with that selfsame vital spirit that animated the Sagespire's mightiest of sentinels."And when he looked upon mankind's creation, he saw himself."- Unknown
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