Thornlet

Thornlet is a recurring piece of headgear in the Final Fantasy series. It is oftentimes one of the strongest helmets in terms of Defense, but at the cost of constantly draining the wearers HP at a rapid rate. It is usually recommended to have something with Auto-Regen to counter the Sap effect of the Thornlet.
==Appearances==
===Final Fantasy V===
The Thornlet is the most powerful helmet, boosting +20 Defense and +5 Magic Defense, but at the cost of +4 Weight, -5 Magic, and constant sap status. It also prevents sleep, and can be found in the Pyramid of Moore and Sealed Temple, and stolen from Lamia Queen.
===Final Fantasy VI===
The Thornlet is one of the most powerful helmets as far as physical defense is concerned, only bested by Saucer and Dueling Mask. It provides 38 defense, but also inflicts constant Sap status on the wearer. This armor is ignored by the Optimize option in the equipment menu. It can be stolen from Hidon, metamorphed from Siegfried, Behemoth King (Undead), Daedalus, or Ahriman, and by betting the Force Shield in the Dragon's Neck Coliseum.
===Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)===
Thornlet is a level 99 helmet that provides +500 Bravery, Bravery Boost on Dodge -3%, and Bravery Boost on Block -5%.
====Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy====
Thornlet is a level 100 hairpin. It provides -21 HP, +499 Bravery, Bravery Boost on Dodge -3%, and Bravery Boost on Block -5%. It can be obtained by trading 101,320 gil, a Leo Recipe, Delicious Fish, and Nethicite.
===Final Fantasy Record Keeper===
===Final Fantasy Brave Exvius===
Thornlet is a Hat obtained by finding it during the exploration of Societal Ruins. It provides 30 DEF.
==Gallery==
Thornlet.jpg|Final Fantasy V.
FFRK Thornlet FFVI.png|Final Fantasy Record Keeper [FFVI].
FFRK Thornlet FFVII.png|Final Fantasy Record Keeper [FFVII].
FFRK Thornlet FFVIII.png|Final Fantasy Record Keeper [FFVIII].
FFRK Thornlet FFIX.png|Final Fantasy Record Keeper [FFIX].
FFRK Thornlet FFXII.png|Final Fantasy Record Keeper [FFXII].
FFBE Thornlet.png|Final Fantasy Brave Exvius.
==Etymology==
The Thornlet's Japanese name is the Crown of Thorns. In Christianity, the crown of thorns was woven of thorn branches and placed on Jesus Christ during the events leading up to His crucifixion.
Category:Helmets