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Zulfiqar
From FFXI Wiki
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| Description: | DMG:297 Delay:504 Accuracy+15 Attack+15 Great Sword skill +242 Parrying skill +242 Magic Accuracy skill +188 "Double Attack"+2% Weapon skill damage +2% | |||
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| Type: | Weapon | |||
| Flags: | AugSendable, CanSendPOL, Equippable, Not vendorable, Not sendable, Exclusive | |||
| Stack size: | 1
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| Weapon Information | |||
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| Races: | All Races | Skill: | Great Sword |
| Damage: | 297 | Delay: | 504 |
| DPS: | 35.36 | TP/Hit: |
140.2 |
| Level: | 99 | ||
| Item Level: | 119 | ||
| Jobs: | Warrior / Dark Knight / Rune Fencer | ||
| Purchased From... | ||
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| NPC Name | Zone | Notes |
| Zurim | Norg - (I-7) | 800 Domain Points |
| Redeemed From... | ||
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| NPC Name | Zone | Notes |
| Dealer Moogle | Port San d'Oria (I-9) Port Bastok (L-8) Port Windurst (F-6) Chocobo Circuit (H-8) |
Trade a Kupon AW-GFII, GFIII, GeIV or  Mog Kupon AW-GFII, GFIII, GeIV
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| Dropped from... | ||||
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| Monster Name | Level | Zone | Rate | Notes |
| Sarsaok | 135 | Reisenjima | Via Geas Fete with a Sarsaok's hoard
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| This item is able to be augmented! | ||
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| Augmented Via | Zone | Required Items |
| Oseem | Norg - (I-7) | Pellucid, Fern, or Taupe Stone or Dark Matter See Oseem for possible augments |
Historical Background
Zulfiqar, meaning "cleaver of spine," is a legendary sword deeply rooted in Islamic tradition. It's distinctively known for its bifurcated or split blade, making it unique among other swords of its time. The sword is famed for its presence in numerous significant battles, symbolizing bravery and martial strength. Over time, Zulfiqar's lore has contributed to its status as a revered and potent symbol in Islamic culture.
