Tetragrammaton

Tetragrammaton (テトラグラマトン, Tetoraguramaton?) is a recurring healing ability in Final Fantasy series. It instantly restores a large amount of HP to one target.

AppearancesEdit

Final Fantasy XIVEdit

Tetragrammaton is a White Mage ability learned at level 60 by completing the quest "Hands of Healing". It instantly restores HP to one target with 700 Cure Potency. Tetragrammaton can be cast every 60 seconds and has a target range of 30 yalms.

Depending on the number of lilies on the White Mage's job gauge, the recast time of Tetragrammaton can be reduced by 5-20%. Once the player learns the "Secret of the Lily II" class trait at level 70, the ability has an additional 20% chance of having its recast time reduced by 5 seconds for every Cure and Cure II that heals a party member with critical HP.

Final Fantasy Record KeeperEdit

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Name	Burst Mode	ReplacementThe ability replaced by Burst Mode	Traits
Tetragrammaton	Y'shtola: Asylum	Attack	SchoolThe category of ability it is classified as: White Magic Charge TimeThe duration of delay in seconds before the ability is used: 0.01s TargetThe targets which the ability hits: One ally Auto-TargetThe target that will be automatically chosen if none are select: Lowest HP% ally Damage formulaDetermines the damage output: Magic TypeThe type of damage: WHT HitsThe number of hits that ability does: 1 PotencyThe total damage potency of the ability: 400% ElementsThe elements that are attached to the ability: Holy Healing potencyThe healing potency of the ability: 105 Soul Gauge charge rateThe charge rate at which the Soul Gauge fills: 50 NotesThe additional information: Damage applies only to undead targets
	Instantly restore a very large amount of HP to one ally.

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EtymologyEdit

The tetragrammaton (from Greek Τετραγράμματον, meaning "[consisting of] four letters") is the Hebrew theonym יהוה, commonly transliterated into Latin letters as YHWH. It is one of the names of God used in the Hebrew Bible. The name may be derived from a verb that means "to be", "to exist", "to cause to become", or "to come to pass".