White Robe
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- "Heavenly robes that strengthen magick defense."
- —In-game description, Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings
The White Robe (しろのローブ, Shiro no Rōbu?), also known as White Mage Robe, is a recurring robe from the series. It is usually exclusive to the White Mage Job, but sometimes, Summoners, Red Mages, or Sages can equip them. It halves elemental damage dealt on the wearer.
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Final FantasyEdit
- "A robe that casts Invisira when used."
- —Description
The White Robe is exclusive to the White Mage class. It resists Fire and Instant Death has 24 Defense and 2 Weight, and casts Invisira when used as an Item. It is found in the Flying Fortress.
Final Fantasy IIEdit
- "A white robe that enhances spirit."
- —Description
The White Robe grants a bonus of 10 Spirit to the wearer. It provides 30 Defense, -5% Evade, and 21% Magic Defense. It protects against statuses and is found at Mysidian Tower and is dropped by Astaroth and Lucifer.
Final Fantasy IIIEdit
The White Robe grants a bonus of 5 Mind to the wearer in the DS version, and in addition to this also grants Magic Evade +3%, and 12% Evade in the NES version. The Black Mage and Magus are the only magical-based Jobs that cannot wear it. It is bought in Ancient Ruins and the Invincible and costs 7,000 gil in the NES version and 27,000 gil in the DS.
Final Fantasy IVEdit
- "Robe made for those who use white magic."
- —Description
The White Robe can only be equipped by a character that can use White Magic. It grants the wearer a Spirit boost of 15 and protects against Darkness and attacks made by undeads and ghouls. It is found in Lunar Subterrane.
Final Fantasy IV: The After YearsEdit
White Robe returns as an armor that provides 18 Defense, 10 Magic Defense, 5 Magic Evasion, and 10 Spirit, as well as immunity to Blind and resistance against attacks from undeads and ghouls. It is found in the Subterrane.
Final Fantasy VEdit
- "Robe made for those who use white magic."
- —Description
The White Robe increases the wearer's Magic and Stamina stats by three. It can be equipped by all the mage classes, Summoner, Chemist, Geomancer, Bard, Dancer, Oracle, Cannoneer, Mime, and Freelancer.
It can be bought in Phantom Village and Great Sea Trench for 8,000 gil, won from Mindflayer or found in Pyramid of Moore.
Final Fantasy IXEdit
- "Robe made for white mages."
- —Description
White Robe can be acquired via synthesis or a Chocograph treasure. It can be equipped to Eiko and Dagger. The armor teaches Eiko the White Magic spell Holy and makes the wearer's Holy-elemental attacks stronger. In addition to this, it also teaches Auto Potion and Loudmouth.
White Robe can be synthesized in Daguerreo for 8,000 gil, a Gaia Gear, and a Jade Armlet, or found in the Sea at Dusk Chocograph, found in the Chocobo's Lagoon with a dark blue Choco.
Final Fantasy XIIEdit
The White Robes are high-level robes that can be equipped after obtaining the Mystic Armor 10 license. They provide +38 Defense and +10 Magick Power and can be purchased at Balfonheim for 13,500 gil, or made via the bazaar along with the White Mask for 22,800 gil by selling eight Holy Crystals, nine Blood Wools, and seven Beastlord Hides. Equipping a White Robe boosts the user's Holy-elemental attacks, such as the Holy spell and physical damage from Holy-elemental weapons, such as the Excalibur.
In the Zodiac Job System version, White Robes are a Mystic Armor 11 license, and can only be worn by the White, Black, and Red Mages, as well as Mononofu.
Final Fantasy XII: Revenant WingsEdit
White Robes is a high-ranked armor for Kytes, and provides +40 Defense, +85 Magick Defense, and +15 Mind. It can be bought in the Sky Saloon shop.
Final Fantasy TacticsEdit
- "These pure white vestments halve damage taken from the primary elements."
- —Description
The White Robe halves Fire, Ice, and Lightning damage dealt to the wearer, and grants a small bonus to both HP and MP. It is bought for 9,000 gil after the Chapter 3 events in Lesalia Castle.
Final Fantasy Tactics AdvanceEdit
- "Pure white robe that protects from black magic."
- —Description
The White Robe halves Fire, Ice, and Lightning damage dealt to the wearer and teaches Turbo MP to the White Mage Job.
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the RiftEdit
- "A robe of the purest white. Better than black magick for defending one's person."
- —Description, Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift
The White Robe halves Ice damage dealt to the wearer and teaches Turbo MP to the White Mage Job. It provides +23 Attack and +48 Magic. It can be bought for 1,800 gil after trading a Mind Ceffyl, Zingu Pearl, and White Thread to the Bazaar.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of FatesEdit
The White Mage Robe gives the wearer 33 Defense and 5 Magic Power. When equipped alongside the White Mage Hat, the wearer will cast curative spells when controlled by AI. It can be made using the Healing Raiment, and bought for 210 gil.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of TimeEdit
- "Robe favoured by masters of healing magic. For all tribes."
- —Description
White Mage Robe is a low-ranked robe that can be used by any race and gender. It provides 8 defense, 3 magic, and 4 magic defense at level 1, while at level 30 it provides 68 defense, 20 magic, and 34 magic defense. It also has one empty slot and can be bought for 630 gil. It can also be created for 160 gil by using up one Silk, one Elemental Gem, and three White Dusts. When turned into a jewel, a level 3-9 White Mage Robe makes a Spirit Stone 1, level 10-19 makes an Albinore, and level 20-30 makes a Violence Eye.
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of LightEdit
The White Robe can be bought for 350 gil from Liberte, Urbeth, Invidia, and Guera (after darkness). It raises the user's Spirit by 20%.
Bravely Default: Flying FairyEdit
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Final Fantasy DimensionsEdit
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Official art from Final Fantasy.
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Official art from Final Fantasy II.
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Concept art from Final Fantasy III.
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