Seymour's Staff

FFX Seymour Staff — Seymour's Staff in *Final Fantasy X*.

Seymour's Staff (シーモアの杖, Shīmoa no Tsue?), also known as Seymour Staff, is a recurring weapon in the Final Fantasy series. It is the personal weapon of Seymour Guado.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy X[]

Seymour Staff is the weapon used by Seymour, which comes with the ability Piercing.

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia[]

Seymour's Staff (X) is a 5★ Staff for Seymour that enables access to the ability Crystal of Wisdom. It provides 78 HP, 53 DEF, 146-221 iBRV, 1978-2683 mBRV, 653-878 ATK, and adds 15-30 CP.

Seymour's Staff is a rarity 5 staff that provides a minimum of 52 Attack, 60 Magic, and 24 HP, and a maximum of 70 Attack, 82 Magic, and 63 HP. It can be upgraded to rarity 7 where it provides a minimum of 81 Attack, 108 Magic, and 24 Magic, a maximum of 135 Attack, 162 Magic, and 168 HP, and Limit Break +3000.

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

A staff from the distant world of Spira. It was once wielded by a young man, both a maester of Yevon and the leader of the Guado. Although the man enjoyed the adoration and respect of most of Spira, hidden within his heart was a wish most dreadful.

Description

Seymour's Staff (FFX) is the Super Trust Master Reward for Seymour. It increases the user's MAG and SPR by 180. This two-handed staff also increases evoke damage and EVO MAG by 25%, has a damage range of 125% - 175%, and increases the user's accuracy by 50%.

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Etymology[]

[view · edit · purge]Seymour is an English name derived from a location from Northern France (meaning Saint Maur). The Latin ancestor of the word is maur, meaning "dark skinned", and originated from the use as a title by Norman Noblemen who conquered parts of Great Britain in 1066.