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Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift description
Oblige (オブリージュ, Oburīju?) is a recurring greatsword in the Final Fantasy series.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance[]
Sword of nobles. Symbol of courage and benevolence.
Description
Oblige is a high-ranked greatsword that provides 48 Attack and nullifies Charm to the user.
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Oblige is a mid-ranked greatsword that provides 46 Attack, immunity to Charm, and teaches War Cry to Paladins for 300 AP and Monkey Grip to Lanistas for 250 AP. It can be obtained from the Bazaar from the "Grab Bag D" category.
Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]
Oblige is a rarity 5 knight sword that provides a minimum of 90 Attack and 30 Magic, a maximum of 120 Attack and 30 Magic, and is Holy-elemental. It can be upgraded to rarity 7 which provides a minimum of 117 Attack and 45 Magic, a maximum of 189 Attack and 45 Magic, is Holy-elemental, and Limit Break +1000.
Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]
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Oblige is a high-ranked dagger with 150 (max 190) physical attack, 75 (max 120) physical accuracy, 83 (max 100) magic attack, 71 (max 90) magic recovery, and 70 (max 120) magic accuracy. It offers the Inflict Ailments +15 trait and is made with Fulminant Raiment x2, Crackling Sash x1, and Shattered Levin x3 for 4391 gil.
Gallery[]
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This gallery is incomplete and requires Final Fantasy Explorers added. You can help the Final Fantasy Wiki by uploading images.Etymology[]
Oblige is the first- or third-person singular form of the French verb obliger, meaning "to obligate".