Chivalry

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Chivalry is the name of an ability or set of abilities available to the Paladin job class in various games of the series.

1 Appearances
2 Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances
- 2.1 Bravely Default
3 Gallery
4 Etymology

Appearances[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy XI[edit | edit source]

Chivalry is a level 75 merit ability for Paladins that allows them to convert their TP into MP. It can be recast every 10 minutes.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings[edit | edit source]

Chivalry is one of Basch's support abilities that increases group's Strength and Magick when leader's HP is low. It is available with the Dragon Helm equipped.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance[edit | edit source]

Main article: Chivalry (Tactics Advance)

Chivalry is the action ability used by Paladins. It consists mostly of defensive and supportive actions, but also a few Holy attacks.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift[edit | edit source]

Main article: Chivalry (Tactics A2)

Chivalry is the skillset learned by Paladins that contains mostly defensive and supportive abilities but also has Holy-elemental offensive attacks.

Pictlogica Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper[edit | edit source]

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Final Fantasy Explorers[edit | edit source]

Chivalry is the standard ability of the Knight. It increases their chance to parry, as well as their malice generation.

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[edit | edit source]

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Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[edit | edit source]

Bravely Default[edit | edit source]

Main article: Chivalry (Bravely Default)

Chivalry is the fixed job command of the Knight class, featuring abilities that incorporate defense and the use of sword and shield in tandem.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

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Etymology[edit | edit source]

[view · edit · purge]Chivalry, or the chivalric code, is a code of conduct associated with the medieval institution of knighthood.

Command abilities

Recurring abilities

Acrobatics - Aim - Alchemy - Armor Break - Arts of War - Asuran Fists - Attack - Barrage - Blessing - Bushido - Catch - Chakra - Charge - Chivalry - Combo - Control - Cover - Darkness - Dance - Defend - Delay Buster - Delay Attack - Dismiss - Dive Bomb - Dragon - Draw Fire - Dualcast - Eat - Equip - Escape - Flair - Flee - Focus - Forest Nocturne - Gil Toss - Gunmanship - Hide - Holy Breath - Holy Sword - Item - Jump - Kick - Lance Barrage - Land - Libra - Magic (Arcane Magick · Black Magic · Blue Magic · Green Magick · Red Magic · Time Magic · White Magic) - Magic Break - Martial Arts - Mental Break - Mimic - Miracle - Mix - Mug - Ninjutsu - Nullifying Dropkick - Onyx Wave - Piracy - Poach - Power Break - Pray - Provoke - Pummel - Rage - Recall - Recover - Revive - Row - Scan - Sing - Skill - Souleater - Spellblade - Steal - Summon - Swordplay - Terrain - Throw

Game specific abilities

Final Fantasy III	Advance - Boost - Cheer (NES) - Peep (NES) - Retaliate - Scare (NES) - Sing - Souleater - Study
Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection	Final Fantasy IV	Analyze - Bless - Bluff - Brace - Cry - Chant - Curse - Deadly - Double Jump - Eye Gouge - Inferno - Phoenix - Plunder - Regen - Requiem - Return - Salve - Tsunami - Twincast - Upgrade - Whirlwind
Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection	Final Fantasy IV: The After Years	Analyze - Awaken - Band - Big Throw - Cover Counter - Human Kite - Illusions - Jive - Piercing Sight - Pressure - Risk Strike - Shuriken - Taunt - Tenketsu
Final Fantasy V	Animals - Bladeblitz - Calm - Condemn - Check - Combine - Dark Arts - Drink - Finisher - Flirt - Gaia - Guard - Iainuki - Image - Lance - Mineuchi - Oath - Open Fire - Predict - Smoke - Zeninage
Final Fantasy VI	Blitz - Leap - Lore - Magitek - Rage - Runic - Possess - Shock - Sketch - Slot - Tools - Trance
Final Fantasy VII	2x-Cut - 4x-Cut - Coin - D.blow - E.Skill - Flash - Manip. - Mime - Morph - Sense - Slash-All - W-Item - W-Magic - W-Summon
Final Fantasy VIII	Absorb - Card - Darkside - Devour - Doom - Draw - Kamikaze - LV Down - LV Up - Mad Rush - MiniMog - Treatment
Final Fantasy IX	Seiken - SFX - Skill - Swd Art
Final Fantasy X series	Final Fantasy X	Armor - Shield - Skill - Special - Trigger - Weapon
Final Fantasy X series	Final Fantasy X-2	Arcana - Assault - Berserk - Blue Bullet - Bribe - Bushido - Charon - Crush - Cutlery - Dance - Dextral Arts - Fallalery - Fiend Hunter - Finale - Flimflam - Flurry - Fright - Gamble - Ghiki - Great Whirl - Gunplay - Homing Ray - Howl - HP Repair - Instinct - Kogoro - Kupo! - Left Stigma - Left Pistilplay - Machinations - Mettle - MP Absorb - MP Repair - Mug - Nab Gil - Psionics - Reboot - Right Stigma - Right Pistilplay - Sentinel - Sing - Sinistral Arts - Spare Change - Smash - Stamina - Stash - Sword Dance - Tantalize - Teleport - Throttle - Trigger Happy - Wildcat - Vajra - Vigor - Zantetsu
Final Fantasy XII	Mist - Technicks
Lightning Saga	Final Fantasy XIII	Techniques
	Final Fantasy XIII-2	Change Leader
	Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII	EP Abilities
Final Fantasy Tactics	Aimed Shot - Arithmeticks - Fundaments - Geomancy - Holy Sword - Huntcraft - Iaido - Limit - Mettle - Mystic Arts - Nether Mantra - Piracy - Sky Mantra - Speechcraft - Unyielding Blade
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance series	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance	Advanced Law - Alchemy Tech - Battle Tech - Charge - Corner - Dragon Tech - Fighter Tech - Hermetics - Hunt - Lunge Tech - Monk Tech - Morph - Ninja Tech - Pandora - Prayer - Phantasm Tech - Rune - Sacred Tech - Sagacity Skill - Sharpshoot - Spellblade Tech - Spirit Magic - Stunt
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance series	Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift	Acrobatics - Assassination - Astutia - Ballistics - Beast Lore - Blade Arts - Brutality - Calling - Cannonry - Chococraft - Clockwork - Devastation - Discipline - Dragon Soul - Elemental Magick - Fencing - Feralism - High Magick - Illusion - Instinct - Intercession - Lore - Onslaught - Piracy - Precision - Pugilism - Reconnaissance - Sacred Blade - Sagacity - Savagery - Sharpshooting - Sleight of Hand - Sparring - Survivalism - Thievery - Trapping - Warding
Final Fantasy Dimensions	Back Up - Battle Arts - Boost Element - Chain Magic - Clarity - Dragon Arts - Dark Blade - Holy Blade - Memorandom - Pickpocket - Res. Element - Riposte
Dissidia Final Fantasy series	Bravery Attack - HP Attack

Lists of abilities