Knight is an ability type in Final Fantasy Record Keeper, and part of the Other category.
Mechanics[]
The Knight school is focused on defense, both for the user and the party. Many Knight abilities boost the user's DEF or RES, or deal damage based on the user's DEF. Other abilities grant the user Draw Fire or Magic Lure, forcing enemies to focus their attacks on the Knight and sparing the party. Some Knight abilities calculate power using both ATK and DEF. Knight abilities mostly deal Holy elemental damage, but have access to several Earth abilities as well.
Notable abilities in the Knight school include: Draw Fire and Magic Lure, which draw single-target attacks towards the user; Saint Cross, which casts Esuna and Regen on the user; The "Bringer" series of attacks that deal additional hits depending on the user's DEF; The "Sabre" series of attacks that deal five hits in exchange for a DEF penalty; and the Rank 6 ability Aegis Strike.
List of Knight abilities[]
Rank 2[]
Ability | Uses | Damage | Cast time | Power | Element(s) | Status(es) | Crafting |
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Description | |||||||
Guard |
4 (+2) | N/A | 1.65s | N/A | None | Protect | x5 x8 |
Grant Protect to user. |
Rank 3[]
Ability | Uses | Damage | Cast time | Power | Element(s) | Status(es) | Crafting |
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Description | |||||||
Draw Fire |
2 (+2) | N/A | 1.65s | N/A | None | Draw Fire (25s) | x8 x5 |
Increase the Defense of the user and divert all single target physical attacks to them. | |||||||
Bracing Bash |
2 (+2) | Physical | 1.65s | 1.60 | None | RES +50% (20s) | x5 x3 x3 |
Damage one target and increase Resistance of the user. | |||||||
Memento of Protection |
2 (+2) | N/A | 1.65s | N/A | None | DEF, RES +50% (25s) | x8 x5 |
Temporarily raise the Defense and Resistance of one ally. | |||||||
Shield Bash |
2 (+2) | Physical | 1.65s | 1.60 | None | DEF +50% (20s) | x5 x3 x3 |
Deal physical damage to one target and temporarily boost the user's Defense. |
Rank 4[]
Ability | Uses | Damage | Cast time | Power | Element(s) | Status(es) | Crafting |
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Description | |||||||
Minus Strike |
2 (+2) | Physical | 1.65s | N/A | None | None | x5 x5 x5 |
Deal damage equal to two times the difference between the user's max HP and current HP. | |||||||
Magic Lure |
2 (+2) | N/A | 1.65s | N/A | None | Magic Lure (25s) | x5 x3 x3 |
Increase the Resistance of the user and divert all single target magic attacks to them. | |||||||
Banishing Strike |
2 (+2) | Physical | 1.65s | 2.00 | Holy | None | x5 x3 x3 |
Deal physical holy damage to one target, and Dispel it. | |||||||
Armor Strike |
2 (+2) | Physical | 1.65s | 2.80 | None | None | x5 x3 x3 |
Deal physical damage based on the user's Defense to one target. |
Rank 5[]
Rank 6[]
Unlocking access to Rank 6 Knight abilities requires the individual character to be at Level 65 and have their second level cap broken, unlocking their Record Spheres. The player can then use Knight Motes to unlock access to Rank 6 Knight. Note that only characters with innate access to Rank 5 Knight will have the Empowered Sphere that includes access to Rank 6 Knight; characters who must use their Record Spheres to access Rank 5 have no Empowered Sphere for Knight and cannot access Rank 6.
Hero Abilities[]
Ability | Uses | Damage | Cast time | Power | Element(s) | Status(es) | Crafting |
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Description | |||||||
Paladin Force (Cecil (Paladin)) |
2 (+2) | Hybrid | 1.65s | 5x 1.10 Physical 5x 3.55 Magical |
Holy | None | *x1 x1 x1 |
Deal five physical or white magic holy attacks to one enemy. Attack type depends on the user's stats. |
Gallery[]
Etymology[]
knight is a mounted soldier in armor who served his sovereign or lord in the Middle Ages. The word comes from Old English cniht ("boy" or "servant"), a cognate of the German word Knecht ("servant, bondsman, vassal"). In most European languages (with the notable exception of English), the word for "knight" comes from "horse", thus implying that a knight is a "noble horseman" or a "horse-mounted nobleman". The English noun cavalier, an archaic term for a mounted soldier, traces its roots to Latin, and is closer in meaning to the "horseman" of Romance languages.
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