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Sange in Final Fantasy Dimensions.
Sange (散華, Sange?), also known as Flurry of Petals, is a recurring ability in the Final Fantasy series. It is an ability associated with the Ninja job class which hits an enemy for a number of times equal to the number of shadows the user has applied.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy XI[]
Sange is a level 75 Ninja Merit ability. While active, the ninja's next ranged attack will throw additional ammo (shuriken), based on the number of Ninjutsu shadows remaining. It is treated as an automatic Daken but consumes ammo. It increases ranged accuracy by 25. It can be recast 3 minutes and has a duration of 1 minute.
Final Fantasy Dimensions[]
Attacks an enemy for a number of times equal to the number of own images.
Description
Sange is a Fusion Ability exclusive to the Warriors of Darkness costing 6 MP to use. It requires the character in question to have their Monk on level 18 at least and Ninja on the level 17 since it combines Raging Fist and Image, which are learned by these jobs at these job levels respectively. It hits a target equal to the number of user's image with a minimal hit count of 1. Each strike deals rough 160% damage of a conventional attack.
Final Fantasy Dimensions II[]
Sange is an ability that belongs to Hecatoncheir.
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Sange refers to the scattering of flower petals during Buddhist ceremonies.