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FFXIV Curtana

Curtana in Final Fantasy XIV.

Curtana (カーテナ or コルタナ, Kātena?) is a recurring weapon in the Final Fantasy series.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy XI[]

Curtana is a sword that provides 1 damage, 236 delay, and CHR +7. It deals 0.25 damage per second and accumulates 63 TP per hit. It can be equipped by level 75 Thief. It can be obtained from examining the ??? that spawns in the small rooms throughout Ve'Lugannon Palace every 2 hours. The ??? will despawn and move to a different spawn point if left alone for an 3 hours.

Final Fantasy XIV[]

The Curtana is the Relic Weapon for Paladin Paladins. The Unfinished Curtana is acquired and upgraded to the Curtana in the quest A Relic Reborn (Curtana) A Relic Reborn (Curtana). The Curtana can then be upgraded to the Curtana Zenith.

Curtana

Curtana

Gladiator's Arm
PLD Lv. 50
Item Level 80
Physical Damage: 44 Auto-attack: 34.02 Delay: 2.32
One of the fabled relic weapons.
Strength +19
Vitality +21
Direct Hit Rate +23
Tenacity +16
Repair/Melding/Desynthesis:
Goldsmith Goldsmith
Dyeable: No Unique
Untradeable

Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade[]

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

WeaponCategoryLevelAttackMagicMind
Curtana (XIV)
Rarity 5
Swords19600
2013100
3014800
3515700
Additional stats: Accuracy +95
Bonus effects when equipped: Adds small boost to holy damage.
Burst Soul Break: The Echo (Minfilia), ATK +10 when mastered

Mobius Final Fantasy[]

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Etymology[]

The Curtana is a short, blunted sword used for ceremonial purposes, such as to confer knighthood. The name is a Latinized form of the Anglo-French curtein, from Latin curtus, 'shortened'.

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