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Blessing (祝福? or しゅくふく, Shukufuku?, lit. Bless), also known as Lifegiver, Divine Favor, and Benediction, is a recurring ability in the Final Fantasy series. It is an ability that helps the user's party in a beneficial way, either by restoring HP, MP, or statuses.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years[]
Bless all allies to restore their HP and MP.
Description
Blessing is a command ability for Rosa; it has a casting time of 3 and a 60% of success, and will always fail if silenced. It restores 4–6% maximum HP (on top of a Cure spell) and 4–6% maximum MP to all allies.
Final Fantasy V[]
Blessing is an second-rank ability of the Predict command, which restores moderate to major HP to all allies. It costs 3 MP and will only appear at level 2 or higher Predictions.
Vagrant Story[]
Blessing is an enemy ability which restores Curse on an enemy ally.
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light[]
Lifegiver makes the next healing spell work on the entire party.
Final Fantasy Dimensions[]
Restores HP to all allies.
Description
Benediction is a Seer ability which heals the party for an amount roughly equal to 12% of the caster's maximum health, with a chance of failure. It's learned at job level 9 for 180 AP and requires 1 slot to equip and use. The Seer class possesses it inherently.
Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]
Final Fantasy Artniks[]
Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]
Divine Favor is Rosa's first Unique Soul Break, granted by the Elfin Bow (IV). When used, Rosa revives and restores all allies with moderate HP.
Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[]
Bravely Default[]
Steady MP Recover is the level 2 ability of the Conjurer. It costs one skill slot and restores 30 MP to the user at the end of each turn.
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Etymology[]
blessing is the infusion of something with holiness, spiritual redemption, divine will, or one's hope or approval.
AIt is also called "Benediction."
"Benediction" comes from Latin and means "to speak well". It is a short invocation for divine help, blessing and guidance, usually at the end of worship service.