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Added by Xenomic- "Put the target into a deep slumber."
- —Description, Final Fantasy Tactics.
Repose (やすらぎ, Yasuragi?) is a spell in the Final Fantasy series.
- See also: Sleep (Ability).
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Appearances
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Final Fantasy VI
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Repose is an unattainable enemy skill, used by a two enemies, Rest and Lady. It causes Instant Death to a single target and it can only be blocked by Fenrir, Reraise, or by having a high Magic Evasion stat.
Final Fantasy XI
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| Final Fantasy XI Spell Repose | |
| MP: | 26 |
| Effect: | Puts an enemy to sleep. |
| Duration: | 90 Seconds max |
| Casting Time: | 4.5 Seconds |
| Recast Time: | 30 Seconds |
| Magic Type: | Divine Magic |
| Element: | Light |
| Jobs: | WHM 48 |
Repose is a White Magic spell from Final Fantasy XI. It is available exclusively to White Mages. It inflicts a light-based Sleep effect on an enemy. Due to its light element, it is also capable of landing against Undead creatures, like Lullaby, something a Black Magic Sleep spell has almost no chance of doing. Repose has not always been in Final Fantasy XI. It was added in the November 2007 version update.
- There are two types of sleep in FFXI. The difference lies in whether or not monsters resist the sleep ability.
- Dark-based sleep is inflicted mainly by Sleep, Sleep II, Sleepga, Sleepga II, Nightmare, and Soporific.
- Light-based sleep is inflicted mainly by Repose, Sheep Song, Yawn, and Lullaby songs.
Final Fantasy XIV
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- "Inflicts target with Sleep."
- —Description
Repose is a spell learned by Conjurers (rank 8). It costs 3 action points to set.
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Final Fantasy Tactics
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- "Lose conscious, wash away into the silent sea... Sleep!"
- —Upon casting in Playstation version.
Repose is a Mystic Arts ability. It inflicts the Sleep status effect. The spell was known simply as Sleep in the original version.