Champion's Galea
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Other Uses[edit]
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Synthesis Recipes[edit]None |
Used in Recipes[edit]
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Desynthesis Recipes[edit]None |
Obtained from Desynthesis[edit]
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How to Obtain[edit]
| Cannot be auctioned, traded, bazaared, or delivered. |
Missions[edit]
- One of the three pieces of Head Armor that can be chosen as a reward for completing A Moogle Kupo d'Etat (Fin.)
- The other options are the Anwig Salade and the Selenian Cap.
Tenshodo Coffer[edit]
| Key | Mission |
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 Oxblood Key
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Smash! A Malevolent Menace |
Augments[edit]
Upon obtaining this equipment, players will be provided with a list of Augments from which they may freely choose to supplement the armor's base attributes. Up to two different augments may be selected:
| Haste+3% Enhances "Snapshot" effect (+3%) | STR+4 Weapon Skill Accuracy +15 | DEX+4 Increases Critical Hit Damage (+2%) | VIT+4 Shield Skill +5 |
| AGI+4 Increases weapon skill damage (+2%) | INT+4 Magic Accuracy+2 | MND+4 "Cure" potency +3% | CHR+4 "Waltz" ability delay -2 |
| Accuracy+10 Attack+5 | Ranged Accuracy+10 Ranged Attack+5 | Evasion+10 Store TP +4 | Magic Accuracy+3 MP recovered while healing +3 |
| "Magic Attack Bonus"+2 HP recovered while healing +3 | Magic damage taken -2% Enmity+4 | Magic critical hit rate +10% Enmity-4 | Enhances "Fast Cast" effect (+3%) "Blood Pact" ability delay -3 |
| STR+2 Haste +2% | DEX+2 Haste +2% | VIT+2 Haste +2% | AGI+2 Haste +2% |
| INT+2 Enhances "Fast Cast" effect (+2%) | MND+2 Enhances "Fast Cast" effect (+2%) | CHR+2 Enhances "Fast Cast" effect (+2%) | Accuracy+3 Pet: Haste +5% |
| Accuracy+3 Pet: Critical Hit Rate +3% | Attack+3 Pet: Adds "Regen" effect | Attack+3 Pet: Damage taken -10% |
In the event that the two augments you choose contain a common attribute, the bonus will be cumulative. (e.g. If you choose "Haste +3% Enhances "Snapshot" effect (+3%)" and "AGI+2 Haste +2%", the resulting augment will be "AGI+2 Haste +5% Enhances "Snapshot" effect (+3%)".)
Background Information[edit]
The ceremonial helm of the Royal Guard, distinguished by its stately crest in the likeness of a coxcomb. Its design pays homage to the traditional headwear of the Chattif, the ancient warrior clan of legend whose members wore no other armor, trusting instead their own battle-hardened physiques. They are fabled to have stayed the advance of a Windurstian host numbering in the tens of thousands with a band scarcely one hundred strong. Painstakingly recreated from a mural by the order of King Acheufagais, the contemporary model is forged from tempered iron rather than the original bronze.
Historical Background[edit]
A galea was a Roman soldier's helmet. Some gladiators, myrmillos, also wore a bronze galea with a face mask and a decoration, often a fish on its crest. The exact form or design of the helmet varied significantly over time, between differing unit types, and also between individual examples - ancient military equipment was not produced in assembly lines, but made by hand, so it is not certain to what degree there was any standardization even under the Roman Empire.
The in-game background information pays homage to the legendary Battle of Thermopylae in 480 B.C. or more widely known as the "Last Stand of the 300".
Worn by the "Knight" class in FFIII ds