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__NOTOC__ | __NOTOC__ | ||
==Acquisition== | ==Acquisition== | ||
===Duties=== | ===Duties=== | ||
* | *{{questlink|dungeon|Ala Mhigo}} | ||
* | *{{questlink|dungeon|Kugane Castle}} | ||
* | *{{questlink|dungeon|The Temple of the Fist}} | ||
==Lore== | |||
{{quotation|[[Encyclopædia Eorzea]] Volume III, p. 245|This short-bladed scythe hails from [[Sui-no-Sato]], where it was used in a ceremony sacrificing the year's most resplendent catch as offering to the kami of the sea—a custom likely based on similar harvest rituals held on the nearby continent.}} | |||
==Images== | ==Images== | ||
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File:Naigama of the Crimson Lotus.png | |||
File:Naigama of the Crimson Lotus drawn.png | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:11, 15 June 2024
Naigama of the Crimson Lotus
UNIQUE UNTRADABLE
- Requires
RPR- Type
- Reaper's Arm
- Repair
BSM (Lv. 60)- Weapon Set
- Crimson Lotus Weapons
- Level
- 70
- Item Level
- 300
- Rarity
- Green
- Vendor Value
1,163- GC delivery
1,350- Patch
- 6.0
- Links
- EDB GT
“
Physical Damage Magic Damage 82 Auto-attack Delay DPS 87.46 3.20 27.33 +112 Strength+111 Vitality+80 Critical Hit+114 Direct Hit Rate
Advanced Melding Forbidden
— In-game description
Naigama of the Crimson Lotus is an item level 300 Reaper's Arm and can be used by Reaper. It requires being at least level 70 to be equipped.
Acquisition
Duties
Lore
“This short-bladed scythe hails from Sui-no-Sato, where it was used in a ceremony sacrificing the year's most resplendent catch as offering to the kami of the sea—a custom likely based on similar harvest rituals held on the nearby continent.
— Encyclopædia Eorzea Volume III, p. 245
