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| type = Weapon |
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| name = Dragvandil |
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| icon id = 17648 |
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| tags = {{Rare}} |
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| type = Sword |
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| damage = 40 |
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| delay = 264 |
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| stats = {{stat|MND|+1}}<br>{{Additional Effect|Paralysis}} |
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| level = 59 |
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| jobs = [[PLD]] |
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| notes = ''Hidden Effect''<br>Greatly increased proc rate on [[Iceday]]. |
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Revision as of 09:14, 19 January 2025
Statistics
Hidden Effect
Greatly increased proc rate on Iceday.
Greatly increased proc rate on Iceday.
Horizon Changes 
none
Other Uses
| Resale Price: ~12,402 gil |
How to Obtain
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BCNM
| Name | Level Cap | Zone |
|---|---|---|
| Dismemberment Brigade | 60 | Horlais Peak |
| Kindred Spirits | 60 | Throne Room |
Historical Background
Dragvandil was the sword of Egil Skallagrimsson, a Viking skald and the great anti-hero of Icelandic literature.
Several accounts tell of him slaughtering as many as 20 or more armed men single-handedly and even dispatching a feared berserker with relative ease. In spite of this, he was considered a healer, and his saga tells of him curing a girl who had been ill for quite some time where all other efforts had proven futile. In some ways he resembled his god Odin: breaking his oaths, killing for trifles, and practicing sorcery.
His curative ability could explain the MND+1 on this, and the fact that he's from Iceland could explain the Iceday hidden effect.
