Cure Waltz in Final Fantasy XIV.
Curing Waltz (ケアルワルツ, Kearu Warutsu?, lit. Care Waltz), also known as Cure Waltz, is a recurring Dance ability in the Final Fantasy series, which restores HP to the party. It is typically used by the Dancer class.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy XI[]
Curing Waltz is a type of Waltz that allows the player to regenerate lost HP. CHR has a large effect on the amount of HP cured by waltzes, as does the VIT of the target of the waltz has an effect of the HP cured. The equipment Dancer's Casaque improves Waltz potency by 10%. The waltzes (I, II, III, IV) have the same HP healed as a Cure II, Cure III, Cure IV, and Cure V, respectively.
| Waltzes | Level | Recast | TP Cost | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Curing Waltz | 15 | 00:06 | 20 | Restores a party member's HP. |
| Curing Waltz II | 30 | 00:08 | 35 | |
| Curing Waltz III | 45 | 00:10 | 50 | |
| Curing Waltz IV | 70 | 00:17 | 65 | |
| Curing Waltz V | 87 | 00:23 | 80 |
Final Fantasy XIV[]
Curing Waltz is a Dancer ability that cures the user and all nearby party members within range. If a party member is paired up with a Dancer, the ability will also heal the partner and nearby party members.
Like several other job actions, the ability's Japanese name uses a reverse localization of the English name used in Final Fantasy XI, being known as (癒やしのワルツ, Iyashi no Warutsu?, lit. Curing Waltz), as opposed to using the original Care Waltz (ケアルワルツ, Kearu Warutsu?) name from Final Fantasy XI.
Final Fantasy Dimensions[]
Cure Waltz is a starting ability of the Dancer class, usable only by the Warriors of Darkness. Cure Waltz restores HP to the party at the cost of 34 MP.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]
Curing Waltz is an ability learned by Sarai at level 13 (1★) and Penelo by default. It costs 5 MP and restores 100 HP with a modifier of 1.2x to all allies.
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Waltz, from German: "Walzer", is a ballroom and folk dance, normally in triple time, performed primarily in closed position.