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{{Item Sections}} |
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[[File:Healer's Duckbills.png|thumb]] |
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[[Category:Artifact Armor]] |
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Def: 12 MP +20 Int +3 |
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<section begin="Item Image" />{{Item Image|Healer's Duckbills.png|Healer's Duckbills}}<section end="Item Image" /> |
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==Statistics== |
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Spell interruption rate down 2-% |
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{{Item Statistics |
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| type = Armor |
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LV. 52. WHM |
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| icon id = 14091 |
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| tags = {{Rare}}{{Exclusive}} |
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| slot = Feet |
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| races = All Races |
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| stats = {{stat|def|12}} {{stat|mp|+20}} {{stat|int|+3}}<br/>{{stat|Spell interruption rate down|20%}} |
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| level = 52 |
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| jobs = [[WHM]] |
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| set = Healer's Attire Set |
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}} |
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==Horizon Changes {{changes}}== |
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{{HorizonChangesBox|{{Stat|INT|+3}} instead of {{Stat|AGI|+3}}|{{Stat|MP|+20}} instead of {{Stat|MP|+10}}|}} |
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==Other Uses== |
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{{Used In |
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| resale price = none |
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| artifact armor upgrade = Healer's Duckbills +1 |
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}} |
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==How to Obtain== |
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{{AH|Undeliverable Exclusive}} |
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===Quest === |
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*[[Prelude of Black and White]] |
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==Historical Background == |
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Duckbill shoes were a very wide square-toed, slipper-like shoes, that originated from the Renaissance and were often decorated with jewels, puffs or slashes. |
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Latest revision as of 07:55, 8 November 2023
Statistics
View the entire Healer's Attire Set.
Horizon Changes 
Other Uses
| Artifact Armor Upgrade: Healer's Duckbills +1 |
| Resale Price: Cannot be sold to NPCs. |
How to Obtain
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Quest
Historical Background
Duckbill shoes were a very wide square-toed, slipper-like shoes, that originated from the Renaissance and were often decorated with jewels, puffs or slashes.
