Final Fantasy XII statuses

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The following is a list of status effects in Final Fantasy XII. The game uses visual cues to show when a unit is afflicted by a status effect, often in the form of an icon over them on the field. Haste and Slow do not affect the time other status effects will last, but Stop halts the duration of other statuses. The time statuses last is determined by Vitality. If no duration is listed, the duration is permanent.

List of statuses

X-Zone

The character has vanished without a trace. The effect cannot be reversed.
Description

X-Zone is a negative status effect inflicted on the party through Telega, a magick that only Demon Wall has access to. It casts one character into another dimension, making that character disappear and unable to be controlled. As it flags them defeated, X-Zone is essentially the same as KO and Petrify. If all characters disappear, it's Game Over. X-Zone lingers after battle and can only be cured by leaving the current area. Characters can inflict the X-Zone status effect on weaker enemies by casting Warp, or by using Warp Motes.

K.O.

When a character's HP reaches 0 they are considered defeated and knocked out, unable to take any action. All other status effects are removed as well, except Blind, Silence, Oil, and Disease, as well as any auto-effects. KO'd party members don't receive EXP or LP. A Phoenix Down can revive a KO'd ally, but without the right augment licenses, will only be revived right before the HP Critical threshold. The abilities Raise and Arise can also be used to revive a KO'd ally.

Petrify

The character is turned to stone and will be unable to move or act once the count reaches 0. Remove with a Gold Needle.
Description

Unlike in most games, characters will not instantly turn to stone. Instead, a countdown (4.5 seconds per tick) starting from 10 will appear by the health bar above the unit, like the Doom status. In fact, Doom and Petrify can't co-exist, whichever status is in effect first, they are immune to the other. The only exception is using Remedy with Nihopalaoa, which inflicts both Doom and Petrify. The petrifying unit will move slower than usual.

The countdown can be halted by the status effect Stop, effectively sustaining the increased defense during petrifying if desired.

This status is not entirely disadvantageous: as the petrifying countdown goes on, the physical damage both received and dealt by that unit will be gradually decreased:

normal physical damage received/dealt × (petrifying countdown tick ÷ 10).

As the afflicted unit's resistance to physical attacks gradually increases, it renders them almost immune to such attacks when the countdown reaches 1.

Petrify can be cured with Esuna, but once the timer runs out and the character turns to Stone they can only be cured by Stona, a Gold Needle, or a Remedy (once a character has acquired the appropriate Remedy Lore license). This trick can be used to survive against foes with powerful physical attacks, though one must be careful with timing the recovery lest they fully petrify.

The player can inflict Petrify by casting the Break spell, or with the Ancient Sword or the Stone Shot. Fuzzy Miter and Ribbon immunize against Petrify.

The Petrify status can be exploited to trigger the dead character glitch.

Zalera's and Gilgamesh's spell, Level 4 Break, can inflict Petrify if the target's level is a multiple of 4.

Stone

The character has been turned to stone and cannot move or act. Remove with a Gold Needle.
Description

Stone is the "petrified" status. The character vanishes from the battlefield, but can be returned to battle using Stona or Gold Needle item. Like with KO and X-Zone, if all party members are turned to Stone, the game is over.

The player can petrify weaker enemies via the Break spell or with the Ancient Sword, which randomly inflicts petrification. Enemies killed by petrification do not count toward or break the battle chain and in some case will respawn endlessly.

Stop

The character is frozen in time and cannot move or act. Remove with a Chronos Tear.
Description

The unit and their ATB gauge freezes, unable to take action or move. Gradual status effects also halt their progress. For example, Sap will stop draining HP for the duration of Stop, and its duration will be paused until Stop has run its course. This can be abused by casting Reverse followed by Stop, allowing the character to absorb all forms of damage until Stop wears off. This is especially useful for bosses who always target the nearest character, as equipping the other party members with ranged weapons will keep them alive while the Reversed character is taking all the hits. A stopped character is immune to Decoy, so a stopped character with Reverse can't be decoyed. A stopped character can be used to trigger the Immobilize glitch.

The formula for the duration of this status effect is:

Duration = 60 - (Vitality x 0.3) seconds

Stop is removed by Chronos Tear, Remedy (once the Remedy Lore 3 has been purchased) and Dispel. The accessories Power Armlet and Ribbon make the wearer immune to Stop.

Game Element	Type	Effect
Stop	Time Magicks	Inflicts Stop.
Thundaja	Enemy Magick	Inflicts heavy Lightning-elemental damage as well as Stop.
Judgment	Enemy Technick	Inflicts heavy Holy-elemental damage as well as Stop.
Time Requiem	Enemy Technick	Inflicts Stop on all targets.
White Breath	Enemy Technick	Inflicts Ice-elemental damage as well as Stop.

Doom

The character is doomed and will be KO'd when the count reaches 0. Remove with a Remedy. (Requires the proper license)
Description

Doom knocks out the unit once the gauge above them reaches 0. The Doom status can be inflicted by the Time Magick Countdown, Doom Mace weapon, and can also be used by enemies. When afflicted, the unit will be killed after 10 ticks, unless cured by a Remedy if the user has learned Remedy Lore 3.

Stop halts the countdown and Doom and Petrify cannot coexist on the same character; which ever status the character has first, they are immune to the other. The only exception is using a Remedy with a Nihopalaoa, which inflicts both Doom and Petrify.

Enemies defeated with Doom don't give EXP or LP, but do give CP. Like Stone and Poison, enemies defeated with Doom won't affect an enemy chain, though they won't drop loot in this case.

Confuse

The character cannot tell friend from foe and cannot take commands. Remove with Smelling Salts.
Description (original)

The character cannot tell friend from foe and cannot take commands. Remove with Nu Khai Sand.
Description (Zodiac)

Units afflicted with Confuse randomly target members of their own party. Confuse may be inflicted by enemy abilities, the trap Befuddlement, and the weapon Chaos Mace can inflict Confusion to an enemy. Confused characters cannot act as a party leader or perform Quickenings.

The formula for the duration is: $Duration = 80 - (Vitality x 0.4) s$

Confusion is removed by being attacked physically, but if equipped to enable counter-attacks, the counter never triggers when the character is sobered up. It is also removed by the spells Esuna and Esunaga, and the items Nu Khai Sand (Smelling Salts) and Remedy (requires the purchasing of Remedy Lore 2.) The accessories Bowline Sash and Ribbon make the user immune to Confuse.

Sleep

The character has fallen into a deep sleep and cannot move or act. Remove with an Alarm Clock.
Description (original)

The character has fallen into a deep sleep and cannot move or act. Remove with a Prince's Kiss.
Description (Zodiac)

Sleeping targets receive one-and-a-half times the normal damage. Sleeping characters can be used to trigger the Immobilize glitch. Sleeping targets wake up when hit with a physical attack, but if equipped to enable counter-attacks, the counter never triggers when the character is awaken.

Game Element	Type	Effect
Sleep	Green Magicks Black Magick (Zodiac versions)	Inflicts Sleep.
Sleepga	Green Magicks Black Magick (Zodiac versions)	Inflicts Sleep to all targets in range.
Level 2 Sleep	Enemy Magick	Inflicts Sleep to targets whose levels are a multiple of 2.
Blaster	Enemy Technick	Inflicts percentage damage, as well as Sleep, Blind, Silence, and Slow.
Cloying Breath	Enemy Technick	Inflicts Sleep and Slow on all targets.
Hell Blaster	Enemy Technick	Inflicts percentage damage, as well as Sleep and other statuses.
Putrid Breath	Enemy Technick	Inflicts Sleep and a myriad of other statuses.
Sleep Touch	Enemy Technick	Inflicts non-elemental damage and Sleep.

The formula for the duration is:

50 - (Vitality x 0.25)s

Disease

The character's body festers with disease, preventing the healing of wounds. Remove with a Vaccine.
Description (original)

The character's body festers with disease, preventing the healing of wounds. Remove with a Serum.
Description (Zodiac)

Disease prohibits the use of healing items and magicks by turning a character's current HP into their new maximum HP after receiving damage. Enemies usually combine Disease with Poison and/or Sap which will eventually reduce character's hit-point to 1/1. In such state, a unit is not regarded as HP Critical. This also means that diseased enemies can be prevented from going into their toughened HP Critical battle phases.

Disease is cured with a Vaccine (Serum in Zodiac versions), the White Magick Cleanse, or a Remedy, provided the character has the license Remedy Lore 3. Characters who are currently in Bubble status will be immune to Disease, and vice versa. A KO'd character with Disease status will have 1/1 HP when revived.

The player can only inflict Disease on enemies by using Vaccine (Serum) or Remedy if they have the accessory Nihopalaoa equipped, but in the Zodiac versions, the Bonebreaker can inflict Disease along with Sap while attacking with a 100% success rate. It is a vital weapon for the 100th stage of Trial Mode. It can also be inflicted upon one enemy using the offensive item Meteorite (B).

Reverse

Damage and healing effects are reversed. Taking damage restores HP, while healing reduces it.
Description

Reverse can be bestowed by the Arcane Magick (Green Magicks in Zodiac versions) spell of the same name that causes healing and damage to have the opposite effect. The spell has a 70% base success rate, which is also affected by the user's Magick Power and the target's Vitality. Reverse has shortest effect duration of all status effects. The accessory Nihopalaoa uses an effect similar to Reverse, causing all items used by the holder to do the opposite of their average effects.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 14 - (Vitality x 0.07)s

Reverse affects all regular attacks, damaging and healing spells and most Esper attacks. Reverse does not affect Drain and Leech, Syphon, Poison, Sap, Regen, Phoenix Down, Knot of Rust, Dark Matter, Quickenings or Technicks. The following Esper skills are also exceptions: Zalera's Kill, Shemhazai's Soul Purge and Zodiark's Final Eclipse.

Although the status is classed as negative, it can be beneficial in long battles by casting Reverse on one or all members of the party so all attacks from the enemy will heal them. This advantage is balanced out by the spell's high cost and low duration. In addition, party members that have an Esuna Gambit active will attempt to remove the status due to its negative classification, and gambits set to heal allies may backfire.

If a character has Reverse status and they are stopped, Reverse will not wear off until Stop does. This can be used for strategic advantage against enemies that use the gambit Foe: nearest visible by placing a stopped and reversed character near the foe, letting the character attract all of the enemy's attacks, while the other party members can attack from distance with ranged weapons.

The Esper Ultima uses Holyja which can inflict Reverse. Zalera's spell Lv.5 Reverse can inflict reverse to an character.

Slow

The flow of time for the character is slowed, increasing time required to act. Remove by casting Haste.
Description

Slow status halves unit's ATB gauge speed, forcing them to take action less frequently. It can be inflicted via the Slow and Slowga Time Magicks. Long Bolts will inflict Slow status on a target, so will the Kagenui, Iron Pole, Heavy Lance, and the Orichalcum Dirk. The Ensanguined Shield inflicts Slow for the bearer.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 120 - (Vitality x 0.6) s

Slow can be healed by Haste, Dispel/Dispelga, or Remedy. Sash, Hermes Sandals and Ribbon immunize against Slow.

Disable

The character is unable to act. Remove with a Remedy.
Description

Disabled units cannot take action, but can still move. It is caused by the Time Magicks spell of the same name and by Sledgehammer and Orochi weapons, and the Stone Bolts. In the Zodiac versions there is an upgraded version of the spell, Disablega, with larger effect area than Disable, used by Tiamat and Gil Snapper. Gilgamesh and Zalera's spell, Lv.3 Disable can inflict Disable to a character.

The formula for the duration is: $Duration = 40 - (Vitality x 0.2) s$

Disable can be healed by Esuna, Esunaga and by Remedy once Remedy lore 1 has been accessed. Black Belt and Ribbon immunize against it.

Immobilize

The character's feet are rooted to the ground, preventing movement. Remove with a Remedy. (Requires the proper license.)
Description

Immobilized units cannot move, but can still do actions like attacks, magicks and Technicks as long as the target is within their range. This can be exploited to trigger the Immobilize glitch where all nearby enemies are made to disappear.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 100 - (Vitality x 0.5) s

Immobilize is caused by the Time Magicks spell of the same name. The status effect can be removed with Esuna or with a Remedy after the user has unlocked Remedy Lore 2. In the original version, the accessories Jackboots and Ribbon immunize the user against Immobilize. In the Zodiac version, Black Belt protects against both Disable and Immobilize, and the Germinas Boots (the new version of Jackboots) is mainly valuable for its stat boosts, though also protects against Immobilize as well. The weapons Ragnarok, Platinum Dagger and the Lead Bolts inflict opponents with the status.

Silence

The character's voice is lost, preventing the casting of magicks. Remove with Echo Herbs.
Description

Silenced units cannot use magicks or Quickenings (can still be used in the Zodiac versions) or summon Espers, but can still use attacks and Technicks. Silence is caused by enemy attacks and the Green Magicks (original) or Black Magicks (Zodiac versions) Silence and Silencega, the weapon Mage Masher, a gun loaded with the Silent Shot, and the Manufacted Nethicite accessory. It can be cured with an Echo Herbs, Remedy, Vox, Esuna or Esunaga. Rose Corsage and Ribbon immunize against it. Silence persists after KO.

Blind

The character is veiled in darkness, reducing chance to hit. Remove with Eye Drops.
Description

The afflicted unit's physical attack accuracy becomes 50% when blinded. Blind can be applied by the Green Magicks (original) or Black Magicks (Zodiac versions) spells Blind and Blindga, and by Zodiark's Darkja and enemy attacks Bad and Putrid Breath, Blaster, Dark Shock, Flash, Scream, Sporefall and Wail. A gun loaded with the Mud Shot or a crossbow loaded with the Black Bolts can also inflict Blind.

Blind can be cured with Eye Drops, Remedy, or the Blindna and Esuna spells. Argyle Armlet, Goggle Mask and Ribbon immunize against it. Blind also persists after KO. The Technick Sight Unseeing can cause the target's HP to drop drastically if the user is blinded.

Poison

Poison courses through the character's veins, draining HP for the duration. Remove with an Antidote.
Description

Poison damages a unit's HP at certain intervals, but wears off over time. It reduces HP by 1/16 of the unit's max HP every 12 seconds.

It can be cured using the items Antidote and Remedy and the spells Poisona, Esuna, and Esunaga. An enemy's death by Poison does not count toward or break the chain level. When inflicted on an enemy vulnerable to Poison, it allows the team to eliminate an enemy without breaking chains. The damage from Poison is also unaffected by Reverse.

The formula for the duration is: $Duration = 100 - (Vitality x 0.5) s$

Game Element	Type	Effect
Thorned Mace	Weapon	15% chance to inflict Poison on every hit.
Yakei	Weapon	10% chance to inflict Poison on every hit.
Bamboo Arrows	Arrows	25% chance to inflict Poison on every hit.
Poison Bombs	Bombs	25% chance to inflict Poison on every hit.
Ensanguined Shield	Accessory	Shield that inflicts its wearer with Poison, Sap and Slow.
Poison	Green Magicks (original) Black Magick (Zodiac versions)	Inflicts Poison on one enemy.
Toxify	Green Magicks (original) Black Magick (Zodiac versions)	Inflicts Poison to all enemies in range.
Poisona	White Magicks	Removes Poison from one ally.
Esuna	White Magicks	Removes Poison as well as the other negative status effects on ally.
Esunaga	White Magicks	Removes Poison as well as other negative status effects to all allies.
Antidote	Item	Cures Poison of an ally.
Remedy	Item	Removes Poison and other status ailments on one ally.
Tourmaline Ring	Accessory	Makes wearer immune to Poison.
Ribbon	Accessory	Makes wearer immune to status ailments.
Bad Breath	Enemy Attack	Causes Slow, Poison, and Blind to all targets.
Bushfire	Enemy Attack	Fire-elemental damage, may inflict Poison.
Curse	Enemy Attack	Inflicts Poison, Confuse, Disease and Sap on all targets.
Hell Blaster	Enemy Attack	Percentage damage and may cause Petrify, Sleep, Slow, Disable, Immobilize, Silence, Blind, Poison and Sap.
Mythril Bubbles	Enemy Attack	Water-elemental damage, may cause Confuse and Poison.
Poison Breath	Enemy Attack	Area physical damage, inflicts Poison.
Poison Touch	Enemy Attack	Physical damage and Poison to one target.
Pollen	Enemy Attack	Causes Confuse, Poison, and Slow.
Putrid Breath	Enemy Attack	Inflicts Petrify, Confuse, Sleep, Disease, Slow, Disable, Immobilize, Blind, Poison, Oil and Sap.
Snake Lash	Enemy Attack	Physical damage, inflicts Poison.
Sporefall	Enemy Attack	Inflicts Confuse, Slow, Silence, Blind, Poison, Oil, and Sap.

Oil

A film of oil coats the character, increasing vulnerability to fire. Remove with a Handkerchief.
Description

Oil triples the damage an affected target takes from fire-based abilities. It can only be removed by using a Handkerchief or a Remedy. It persists after KO.

The status is inflicted by the spell of the same name and certain enemies and traps can also inflict the status, such as Firaja, the boss Belias's special move. The Gillie Boots accessory makes their wearer immune to Oil.

Sap

The character's HP drops swiftly and surely. Remove by casting Regen.
Description

Sap works like Poison, but the damage rate is fixed, with the afflicted unit's HP dwindling continuously at a rate of 1 per 0.1 seconds.

It is inflicted by the abilities Bleed, Bio and Scourge, by the Chopper or Blood Sword weapons, and by equipping the Ensanguined Shield. It can be cured by using the abilities Regen and Esuna, and the item Remedy with the Remedy Lore 1 augment. The Quasimodo Boots make the wearer immune to Sap, as well as the Tourmaline Ring in the Zodiac versions.

Sap can be used to counter the Regen status effect. Accessories with the Regen effect do not provide immunity, but both statuses on at the same time causes no overall change in HP totals. Unlike the past games, Sap only reduces the victim's HP to 1. Some special enemy attacks that inflict Sap, however, can inflict KO if not treated. Sap is unaffected by Reverse.

In the Zodiac versions, the Sap status can be inflicted upon one enemy using the offensive item Meteorite (A) and the new mace weapon, Bonebreaker. The Tourmaline Ring accessory now makes the user immune to both Poison and Sap.

HP Critical

The character is gravely injured but can still move and act normally. Remove by restoring HP.
Description

When the unit's remaining HP is below 15%, they will flash red, meaning they are close to being knocked out. There are several passive abilities that are triggered when the unit is in HP Critical status, making it potentially a beneficial status at times. Enemies have these innately, and the player can often observe their attack power and defense increasing greatly while in low HP. Some enemies enter special battle phases in HP Critical and gain access to new attacks. Some enemies, when reaching critical state, gain a massive boost in their overall stats, some may even ready Growing Threat.

The player characters can access several of these enhancements by purchasing augments in the License Board or by equipping accessories. The number of hits performed during a hit combo increases drastically when the user is below 6.25% of their max HP.

There are some enemies that only spawn if the player characters are on critical health.

Lure

The character draws the attention of foes and will be their sole target. The effect is temporary.
Description

While Lure is in effect, it will provoke creatures to attack a specific player character. In this way, the player can, to some extent, control the damage the party takes by focusing enemy attention on characters with high defense. Lure may only actually draw the attention of enemies present when cast.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 20 + (Vitality x 0.2) s

The icon for the status is a duck, which reflects the origin of using decoys for game hunting. In the Japanese original version and International Zodiac Job System, the icon is a Kanji character "囮" for otori.

Reflect

The character is enveloped in a reflective barrier that bounces magicks back at their caster. The effect is temporary.
Description

Reflect nullifies all magicks towards that unit, including healing spells, and reflects them to another character or enemy. By extension, it prevents magick healing as well as magick damage. Many enemies have the Piercing Magicks augment, however, meaning their spells ignore Reflect. The player can make use of this effect via the Opal Ring.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 60 + (Vitality x 0.6) s

Reflect is bestowed via the Reflect and Reflectga spells, Reflectga Mote and the Ruby Ring accessory and the Mirror Mail armor. If all targets in a party have Reflect, casting area magick on them all reflects the spell multiple times; this can be exploited to bombard enemies with spells.

Protect

The character is enveloped in a magick field, increasing defense and reducing physical damage taken. The effect is temporary.
Description

Protect reduces physical damage taken by 25%.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 60 + (Vitality x 0.6) s

Shell

The character is enveloped in a magick field, increasing magick resist and reducing magick damage taken. The effect is temporary.
Description

Shell reduces magick damage taken by 33%. It also halves the success rate of status aliments.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 60 + (Vitality x 0.6) s

In the Japanese original version and International Zodiac Job System, the icon for the Shell status is a green seashell. This is changed to a green hexagon elsewhere.

Shell is gained temporarily from the spells Shell and Shellga, from randomly picking up loot if the player has the highest chain, and permanently from equipping the Shell Shield.

Haste

The flow of time for the character is hastened, reducing time required to act. The effect is temporary.
Description

Haste causes the unit's ATB gauge to charge more rapidly, making them able to take action more frequently. It increases to 150% of the normal speed.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 40 + (Vitality x 0.4) s

Haste is applied by the Haste and Hastega spells, Hastega Motes and the Hermes Sandals. Bestowing Haste on a character with Slow overrides the Slow status, but a character with the Hermes Sandals only cancels out the effects.

Bravery

The character is emboldened and grows greatly in strength, increasing physical damage dealt. The effect is temporary.
Description

Bravery increases damage dealt by the character's physical attacks to 130% of their normal damage.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 40 + (Vitality x 0.4) s

Faith

The character is pure of thought and at one with the arcane, increasing magick potency. The effect is temporary.
Description

Faith increases the target's magick power by 30 - 50%. Attack spells deal 30% more damage, healing spells are 50% more powerful under Faith. Characters under Faith are also more successful in inflicting targets with negative status effects. It is granted by the spell of the same name, which requires the Green Magick 6 License for 50 LP (White Magick 8 for 70 LP in the Zodiac versions) and can be bought for 5,800 gil from the Rabanastre Clan Provisioner once the player has reached the Clan Rank of Brave Companion or higher.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 50 + (Vitality x 0.5) s

Invisible

The character is invisible, hidden from watchful eyes, and cannot be targeted by foes. The effect is temporary.
Description

The afflicted unit becomes transparent, unable to be targeted by enemies unless detected. The status wears off when the user targets something, except when countering attacks.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 90 + (Vitality x 0.9) s

Regen

The natural recuperative faculties of the character's body are heightened, restoring HP gradually over time. The effect is temporary.
Description

Regen gradually and continuously restores HP, and is the reverse effect of Sap. It is unaffected by Reverse. The amount increased is a random amount from 1 to the unit's level every 1.5 seconds.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 90 + (Vitality x 0.9) s

Regen is gained from the Regen spell, the Ring of Renewal accessory and the Renewing Morion light armor hat. In the Zodiac versions, Ribbon also grants Regen as well as Libra. Regen is also bestowed by a character being hit by the Healing Rod.

Float

The character floats above ground, safe from traps. The effect is temporary.
Description

The character hovers in the air, preventing them from triggering any damaging or effect-inducing traps placed on the ground. Additionally, Float causes Hashmal's Quakeja and Roxxor to always miss. Some enemies also detect the player via sound, and when walking on the field with Float, the characters move silently. Winged Boots grant Float to its user, and the item Float Mote also causes the Float status. The Float spell is a Time Magicks spell that in the original can be bought for 2,800 gil from the Rabanastre, Eruyt Village and Mt Bur-Omisace, and in the Zodiac versions is found in Tchita Uplands's Oliphzak Rise.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 60 + (Vitality x 0.6) s

Berserk

The character has given in to rage, fighting relentlessly with heightened attack power. Remove by casting Dispel.
Description

The character's damage output and speed greatly increases, but they cannot be controlled, can only use their normal attack, and their Gambits are nullified until the effect is removed. Berserk increases the speed at which ATB charges to 200% of the normal speed, and the attack damage to 150% of normal damage. Targets with Berserk are immune to Confuse.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 45 + (Vitality x 0.45)s

Berserk is gained from Bacchus's Wine (50% effectiveness in the original version/100% effectiveness in Zodiac versions), Berserk spell and the Berserker Bracers accessory.

Bubble

The character brims with life, doubling max HP. The effect is temporary.
Description

Bubble doubles the max HP of the target with the status. Bubble is applied on characters permanently with Bubble Belt equipped, and can be cast as an Arcane Magick (original) or Green Magicks (Zodiac versions) spell. Characters in Bubble status will be immune to Disease, and vice versa. Enemies and NPC allies are generally immune to Bubble.

The formula for the duration is:

Duration = 60 + (Vitality x 0.6) s

Libra

The character can perceive detailed information about foes. The effect is temporary.
Description

Libra provides battle information about enemies, like HP, level and elemental weakness(es). It also reveals traps. Many tougher enemies are immune to its effects.

The formula for the duration is: