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Raise target's status ailment resistance.

Final Fantasy XIII description
Veil from FFXIII

Veil in Final Fantasy XIII.

Veil (ベール, Bēru?) is a recurring ability in the Final Fantasy series, primarily found within the Lightning Saga series. It either increases target's resistance to status ailments or raises its Evasion.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy XIII[]

Veil is a spell available to Synergists. It bestows the status enhancement of the same name that increases target's resistance to status ailments at the expense of two ATB gauge segments.

It is learned by Vanille (Crystarium Stage 10), Hope (Stage 6), and Fang (Stage 7).

Final Fantasy XIII-2[]

Veil is a Synergist ability that raises the target's status ailment resistance. It has an ATB cost of 2 and a duration of 180.

It is learned by Serah (role level 18), Noel (role level 7), Clione (level 22), Fachan (level 30), Gancanagh Ace (level 12), Leyak (level 24), Microchu (level 9), Miquiztli (level 24), Oannes (level 9), Purple Chocobo (level 99), Sazh (level 25), Triffid (level 2), Yakshini (level 60), and Mewmao (level 1).

It is also an enemy ability used by Leyak, Lightning, Purple Chocobo, and Ultros.

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII[]

Veil can be used in battle by Arcangeli and Arcangeli Ω.

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

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Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[]

Bravely series[]

Bravely Default - Veil

Veil in Bravely Default.

Veil is a job level 3 Time Magic. It raises one target's evasion by 50% for four turns. The upper limit for evasion is 150%. It costs 8 MP to use. It can be bought in Hartschild for 800 pg.

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Etymology[]

A veil is an article of clothing or cloth hanging that is intended to cover some part of the head or face, or an object of some significance. It is especially associated with women and sacred objects.

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