This whitish, natural alloy of silver and gold is sometimes called "aurargentium" by alchemists.
Description, Final Fantasy XII.
Electrum (エレクトラム, Erekutoramu?), also known as Electrum Ingot, is a recurring item in the Final Fantasy series. It is commonly used for weapon upgrades for games that have crafting systems.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis[]
Electrum, available in Low, Mid, and High Grades, is a consumable item used for certain weapon upgrades. It can be acquired through the permanent Weapon Training Quests and event missions as well as box draw rewards.
Final Fantasy XI[]
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Electrum is a loot piece won from Diakon Entite, Gnoma Entite, Leamonde Entite, Leshach Entite, Luxollid, Mardu Entite, Salamand Entite, Sylphi Entite, Undin Entite, and Vagrant Soul as a Monograph drop, rewarded for getting 99 empty bottles from Ada, and as a Clan Reward from Montblanc for defeating the optional Demon Wall. It can be sold for 3,563 gil and two are required to create the Golden Axe in the Bazaar.
Final Fantasy XIV[]
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Electrum is a material for crafting.
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A shining ore blacksmiths the world over yearn for.
Description
Electrum is a Rank A accessory that provides Luck +4. It can be obtained from the CotC: The Forsaken Lands on floors 4, 8, and 10, or from the shop by trading in 3500 gil, and three Hi-Elixir.
Etymology[]
Electrum is a naturally occurring alloy of gold and silver, with trace amounts of copper and other metals.