The Javelin(ジャベリン,Jaberin?) is a recurring weapon in the series. It is usually the weakest spear used mainly by the Dragoon class, but varies depending on the game.
The Javelin is a weapon for Cid, and provides 62 Attack, 104 Attack%, 12 Magic, and has five Materia slots, four of which are linked together. It also provides Double AP and provided five Materia slots, making the best Materia leveling weapon in the game, and is found in Gaea's Cliff.
The Javelin is the weakest spear in the game, and is Freya's starting weapon. It can be bought for 880 gil, has an Attack of 8, and teaches the abilityDragon Killer.
The Javelin is the weakest spear in the game, requires 15 LP to use, costs 1,400 gil to buy at Rabanastre and Bhujerba, and has an Attack of 30. Spears are among the faster weapons in Final Fantasy XII with 2.14s charge and 1.2s action time, second only to daggers and ninja swords.
"A light and inexpensive spear. Allows the wielder to attack enemies within a range of two tiles."
—Description
Javelin is the weakest spear in the game, and is bought for 1,000 gil during Chapter 2, or found with Treasure Hunter in Balias Swale. It has an Attack of 8, a Defense of 10%, and is the only spear which has a reach of just one square.
There also exists a Javelin II, which is the ultimate spear in the game, with an Attack of 30 and Defense of 10%. Javelin II is found as a treasure in Nelveska Temple. Enemy Ninjas and Samurais randomly appear in floor 9 and the player can catch Javelin II's and Excaliburs from Ninjas with Sticky Fingers.
Javelin is the weakest spear in the game, and teaches the abilities Warcry and Jump. It has a measly Attack power of 31. It can be brought at Sprohm for 2,250 gil and any other town for 2,550 gil.
Javelin is the second weakest spear in the game, with Short Spear being weaker. It teaches Jump and Piercing Cry, has an Attack of 31, and a Jump of 2. After placing Xergis Tin, Animal Bone, and Wool on the Bazaar, the Javelin can be purchased in the shop for 500 gil.
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Javelin II in Final Fantasy Tactics.
Crystal Javelin used by manikins in Dissidia 012.
