Viera Wayfarer (旅のヴィエラ, Tabi no Viera?), is a non-playable character from Final Fantasy XII who helps the player defeat the Mark Vyraal in The Northsward area in Cerobi Steppe. She casts healing spells and support magicks. She also doesn't show up as a guest. The Final Fantasy XII Battle Ultimania lists her under a group separate from guests called "other members."
Story[]
While in The Northsward area in the Cerobi Steppe, the Viera Wayfarer encountered Vyraal and lost her belongings to the wyrm. She later posted a bill asking for help to hunt Vyraal and have her belongings returned to her. Vaan and co accept her bill and she helps them defeat the mark. After the battle, she requests the party meet her back at Balfonheim Port in the Whitecap for their reward. She rewards the party and while going through her belongings, she finds a scale from Vyraal and insists the party take it.
Gameplay[]
- Stats
Name | Stat |
---|---|
Level | 39 |
Weak | Earth |
Target Info | Yes |
Max HP | 4,391 |
Max MP | 999 |
Strength | 33 |
Magick Power | 26 |
Vitality | 57 |
Speed | 29 |
Attack Power | 57 |
Defense | 16 |
Magick Resist | 30 |
Evade | 18 |
Magick Evade | 0 |
- Properties
Name | Stat |
---|---|
Status Immunities | X-Zone, Petrify, Confuse, Reverse, Slow, Silence, Poison, Lure, Berserk, Bubble |
Innate Statuses | Protect (100%), Shell (50%) |
Augments | Safety |
Gambits | (A)* Self: HP < 40% ⇛ X-Potion Very Often (B)* Ally: HP < 50% ⇛ Curaga Occasionally* only in battle, never on herself (B)* Ally: Any ⇛ Protect Occasionally* only in battle, never on herself (C)* Ally: Any ⇛ Shell Rarely* only in battle, never on herself (C)* Ally: Any ⇛ Haste Rarely* only in battle, never on herself (A)* Foe: nearest visible ⇛ Attack Very Often |
- Equipment
Category | Name |
---|---|
Weapon | Shortbow |
Off-Hand | Onion Arrows |
Etymology[]
Viera is a word in Slovakian language meaning "faith". It also appears in other Slavic languages with small changes in spelling or pronunciation, and is often used as a feminine name. Viera is also an Italian word meaning "ring", and is used as a surname particularly in Northern Italy.
A wayfarer is a person who travels on foot.