Gambanteinn (ガンバンテイン, [missing rōmaji]?) is a recurring weapon in the Final Fantasy series.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth[]
Final Fantasy XI[]
Gambanteinn is an Empyrean Weapon for White Mages. It is a club-type weapon. Its Aftermath occasionally deals double damage. Its weaponskill ability TP determines restored HP and MP. Its weapon skill is Dagan. The first stage trial weapon is Stenz, the second stage is Rageblow, and the third stage is Culacula.
Its stats depending on the level:
- Level 85 - DMG: 74, Delay: 300, HP +50, MP +50
- Level 90 - DMG: 78, Delay: 300, HP +70, MP +70
- Level 95 - DMG: 84, Delay: 300, HP +80, MP +80
- Level 99 - DMG: 90, Delay: 300, HP +90, MP +90
Final Fantasy XIV[]
The Gambanteinn is a Two-handed Thaumaturge's Arm for Black Mages. It can be obtained from aery, either as a treasure, a drop from the boss Nidhogg, or a reward for completion of the duty.
Gambanteinn | Two–handed Thaumaturge's Arm THM BLM Lv. 55 Item Level 136 |
Magic Damage: 82 | Auto-attack: 64.96 | Delay: 3.36 |
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Intelligence +58
Vitality +58 Spell Speed +53 Critical Hit +37 | ||||
Repair/Melding/Desynthesis: Goldsmith |
Dyeable: No | Unique Untradeable |
Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]
Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[]
Seiken Densetsu 3[]
The Gambetienn is the ultimate weapon for the Light-most class of Angela, the Grand Divina. It is a simple branch of wood, that bears a single budding sprout on its broadened head. Legend says that this staff was originally a wand used by a giantess, who offered it to honor the Mana Goddess. Wielding it is said to draw upon the user's latent talents to its fullest and unrestrained.
Bravely Second: End Layer[]
A rod once wielded by Holly Whyte.
The name comes from the rod used in northern legends of a god courting a maiden giant. Holly berated Ominas for close to an hour when he made fun of the name's childish origins.Description
Gambanteinn is a staff that provides 25 P.Atk, 90 Aim, increases the wielder's mind by 10, deals 50% more damage to undead, and 25% more damage when attacking multiple targets. It can be bought in Chompshire for 200000 pg.
Etymology[]
In Norse mythology, Gambanteinn (Old Norse gambanteinn 'magic wand') appears in two poems in the Poetic Edda. It is the armament of Skírnir, the human messenger of the god Freyr, who threatened to use it against Freyr's wife, the jötunn goddess Gerðr, in the act of bringing her back to him to be given Freyr's magic sword.