Hamelin in Final Fantasy IX.
Flute that holds magic powers.
Final Fantasy IX description
Hamelin (ヒューメルーン, Hyūme Rūn?, lit. Humelun), or Hamelin Flute, is a recurring weapon in the Final Fantasy series.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy IX[]
Hamelin is a mid-ranked weapon for Eiko, providing 27 Attack and teaches the abilities Might, Curaga, and Jewel. It can be bought for 5,700 gil at Esto Gaza after the Desert Palace before going through the Shimmering Island portal; if not bought before this point, it will be lost forever, making it impossible for Eiko to learn Jewel.
Final Fantasy XI[]
Hamelin Flute is a wind instrument that provides CHR +2, Evasion +3, and Requiem +2. It can be equipped by level 58 Bard.
Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade[]
Hamelin was a weapon the player could collect.
Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]
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![Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SR) [FFIX].](/wiki/File:FFAB_Hamelin_SR.png "FFAB Hamelin SR.png (20 KB)")
![Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SR) [FFXI].](/wiki/File:FFAB_Hamelin_Flute_SR.png "FFAB Hamelin Flute SR.png (15 KB)")
![Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SR+) [FFIX].](/wiki/File:FFAB_Hamelin_SR%2B.png "FFAB Hamelin SR+.png (19 KB)")
![Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SR+) [FFXI].](/wiki/File:FFAB_Hamelin_Flute_SR%2B.png "FFAB Hamelin Flute SR+.png (16 KB)")
![Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UR+) [FFIX].](/wiki/File:FFAB_Hamelin_FFIX_UR%2B.png "FFAB Hamelin FFIX UR+.png (9 KB)")
![Final Fantasy Record Keeper [FFVI].](/wiki/File:FFRK_Hamelin_FFVI.png "FFRK Hamelin FFVI.png (9 KB)")
![Final Fantasy Record Keeper [FFIX].](/wiki/File:FFRK_Hamelin_FFIX.png "FFRK Hamelin FFIX.png (9 KB)")
![Final Fantasy Record Keeper [Type-0].](/wiki/File:FFRK_Hamelin_Type-0.png "FFRK Hamelin Type-0.png (10 KB)")
Etymology[]
Hamelin is a town on the river Weser in Lower Saxony, Germany. The town is famous for the folk tale of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, a medieval story that tells of a tragedy that befell the town in the thirteenth century.