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FFE Bard

Bards enhance their comrades' abilities from the rear ranks by playing special songs using their instruments as weapons.

Description

Bard (吟遊詩人, Gin'yuushijin?) is one of the jobs available in Final Fantasy Explorers.

Gameplay[]

It is unlocked in the 3★ Quest, "Aptitude Exam: Ninja & Bard". It can be mastered by completing any 10 quests, then the 5★ quest "Mastery Trials: Bard."

Bard is categorized as buffer and healer. It boasts high spirit, focus, mobility, luck and load. They can initially equip instruments, tomes and staves. After mastery, they can also equip bells, and can dual wield.

In Solo Mode, a Bard should have a way to inflict damage by using offensive spells from Black Magic or White Magic against enemies. In Online Mode, a Bard should focus on healing and buffing offensive allies.

Stats[]

Stats Base (Mastery) Ranking
HP 3250 (3900) D
AP 2025 (2425) C
Load 190 B
Strength 39 D
Accuracy 45 F
Magic 47 C
Spirit 43 B
Focus 68 B
Defense 24 D
Mag Def 46 C
Evasion 36 D
Mobility 116 A
Luck 69 B

Abilities[]

They are proficient in low-High recovery and support magic, and low offensive magic. Their passive ability is Hide, which decreases accrual of malice, making enemies less likely to target them.

Their unique ability is Sing, which heals/buffs allies in an area depending on how long the ability is charged. There are four different effects:

Name Effect
Paeon Restores HP and adds regen to user and allies inside area.
Divertimento Mobility, AP restoration, physical evasion and magic evasion are increased to user and allies inside area.
Galliard Physical attack, magic attack and damage cut type are increased to user and allies inside area.
Canticle Resurrect fallen allies inside area, then restores HP and AP to user and allies inside area.

Etymology[]

In medieval Gaelic and British culture, a bard was a professional poet, employed by a patron, such as a monarch or nobleman, to commemorate the patron's ancestors and to praise the patron's own activities. Originally a specific class of poet, with the decline of living bardic tradition in the modern period the term "bard" acquired generic meaning of an epic author/singer/narrator, or any poets, especially famous ones. For example, William Shakespeare is known as the Bard or the Bard of Avon.

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