Asura's Rod

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Asura's Rod as seen in Final Fantasy IX.

Holy rod.
Final Fantasy IX description

Asura's Rod (アスラのロッド, Asura no Roddo?) is a recurring weapon in the series. It is often a high-ranked rod that is Holy-elemental, and oftentimes casts Holy when used as an item. It is often obtained late in the game.

Appearances[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy IV[edit | edit source]

Rod immersed in holy power.
Description

Asura Rod is the most powerful rod in the Advance and The Complete Collection releases, providing 75 Attack, 25 Accuracy, and +15 Intelligence and Spirit, as well as being Holy-elemental. It can be used by Palom, and is found in the Lunar Ruins. When used as an item, it will cast Holy. The weapon is bugged in the North American and original Japanese releases, where the Rod is not Holy-elemental. This fix was retained in The Complete Collection.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years[edit | edit source]

Asura's Rod is a dummied out weapon usable via hacking. It provided 75 Attack, +15 Spirit and Intelligence, 25% Accuracy, and +4% Magic Evasion, and could be used by Rydia, Palom, Leonora, Harley, and Golbez.

Final Fantasy IX[edit | edit source]

Asura's Rod is the third strongest rod, providing 27 Attack, being Holy-elemental, and teaching the abilities Mini, Confuse, and Silence. It can be bought for 3,180 gil in Daguerreo and Esto Gaza after the Desert Palace event.

Final Fantasy Dimensions[edit | edit source]

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Dissidia Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

Asura's Rod is a level 95 exclusive weapon for Golbez, providing +290 HP, +1 Defense, +62 Attack, and +10% damage.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

Asura's Rod is a level 90 exclusive weapon for Golbez, and provides +287 HP, -70 Bravery, +63 Attack, +1 Defense, and +7% Damage. It can be obtained by trading 158,000 gil, Lilith Rod, Electrum, and Warlock's Dream x5.

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[edit | edit source]

A rod named after gods that appear in various myths. Equipping it bestows the wielder with great magic power that is especially effective against dragons, enough so to equal even the wrath of the gods. Although it was carefully protected, it hasn't been seen ever since a demon possessing a wall made off with it.
Description

Asura's Rod is a Rod obtained by completing Scorn of the Demon Wall. It provides 12 ATK, 174 MAG, and increases magic damage against dragons by 75%.

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Etymology[edit | edit source]

[view · edit · purge]Asuras (Sanskrit: असुर) are mythological lord beings in Indian texts who compete for power with the more benevolent devas (also known as suras). Asuras are described in Indian texts as powerful superhuman demigods or demons with good or bad qualities.

Asura is known as Ashura (阿修羅, Ashura?) in Japan, mostly portrayed as a six-armed god wielding different weapons in each hand.