Veil of Wiyu

A book detailing the life and affairs of a notorious woman.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift description

Veil of Wiyu (ウイユヴェール, Uiyuvēru?, lit. Oeilvert), also known as Wyuvle or The Veil of Wiyu, is a recurring weapon in the Final Fantasy series.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy XIV[]

The Veil of Wiyu is the Relic Weapon for Summoners. The Unfinished Veil of Wiyu is acquired and upgraded to the Veil of Wiyu in the quest A Relic Reborn (The Veil of Wiyu). It can then be upgrade to The Veil of Wiyu Zenith. A variant, the Veil of Wiyu Ultima, can be purchased from vendors at Rhalgr's Reach or Kugane using an Ultima Totem obtained from completing The Weapon's Refrain (Ultimate); it is visually similar to the Veil of Wiyu, while also having a blue glow reminiscient of the Ultima Weapon during the encounter.

The Veil of Wiyu	Arcanist's Grimoire SMN Lv. 50 Item Level 80	Magic Damage: 66	Auto-attack: 45.76	Delay: 3.12
		One of the fabled relic weapons. Intelligence +27 Vitality +27 Spell Speed +33 Determination +16
		Repair/Melding/Desynthesis: Alchemist	Dyeable: No	Unique Untradeable

Final Fantasy Tactics[]

The momentous events described in this book, if true, hold the potential to rewrite the pages of history. It documents the life of a woman now all but forgotten.

Description

Veil of Wiyu is not an equippable weapon, but an artefact.

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Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift[]

Veil of Wiyu is a high-ranked book that provides 35 Attack, 10 Magic, and 10 Resistance. It teaches the abilities Shadow Shade Tome for 300 AP to the Scholar and Raise for 200 AP to the Seer. It can be obtained from the Bazaar from the "Moldy Tomes C" category.

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Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia[]

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

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Weapon	Category	Level	Attack	Magic	Mind
Veil of Wiyu (XIV) (Oeilvert (XIV)Name in Japanese: ウイユヴェール【XIV】 (Uiyuvēru [XIV]?))	Books	1	35	94	72
		20	55	128	105
		30	65	145	122
		35	71	154	131
	Additional stats: Accuracy +95 Bonus effects when equipped: Adds minor resistance to Silence. Burst Soul Break: Aerial Blast (Alphinaud), MAG +10 when mastered

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Etymology[]

The book derives itself from the in game story of Final Fantasy Tactics, Oeilvert. It is a fictional in-world long lost Ivalician historic semi-fictional biographical political spy thriller translated by mathematics professor Kayi Montesto, which details a revolution inspiring account of Ernesta "Simone" Bulow, a consummate spy of a past reign of Ivalice. Like how its tale is associated with Dark Elemental abilities, it is a story marked with intrigue, deception, assassination, desperation, and secrets long kept hidden that hold the key for social uprising.

The wiyus are spirits to the Nyishi people, who form the major part of the local tribal population in Nirjuli, celebrate Nyokum annually. They serve the local drink, Apung made by fermentation of rice. The Nyishi people offer the drink, every time they drink it, to the spirits (wiyus) by letting few drops of it fall on the ground

The Japanese name of Veil of Wiyu is Oeilvert. [view · edit · purge]Its name is derived from the French words œil, meaning eye, and vert, meaning "green". It is pronounced [/œjvɛʁ/].

[view · edit · purge]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.