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Latest revision as of 01:47, 15 June 2024
Doctore's Scimitar
UNIQUE UNTRADABLE
- Requires
GLA
PLD- Type
- Gladiator's Arm
- Repair
BSM (Lv. 10)- Weapon Set
- Doctore's Weapons
- Level
- 20
- Item Level
- 22
- Rarity
- Green
- Vendor Value
26- GC delivery
127- Patch
- 2.0
- Links
- EDB GT
“
Physical Damage Magic Damage 30 Auto-attack Delay DPS 20.80 2.08 10 +3 Strength+3 Vitality+3 Skill Speed+4 Tenacity
— In-game description
Doctore's Scimitar is an item level 22 Gladiator's Arm and can be used by Gladiator and Paladin. It requires being at least level 20 to be equipped.
Acquisition
From Items
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Purchase
| Vendor | Location / Coordinates | Section | Cost | Unlock req. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calamity Salvager | Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks (11.4, 14.4) | Deal in Spoils → Silver Chocobo Feather Exchange I ( ≤ Lv. 50 Gear) |  1 Silver Chocobo Feather
|
— |
| Calamity Salvager | Old Gridania (10, 8.4) | Deal in Spoils → Silver Chocobo Feather Exchange I ( ≤ Lv. 50 Gear) | 1 Silver Chocobo Feather
|
— |
| Calamity Salvager | Ul'dah - Steps of Thal (12.6, 13.1) | Deal in Spoils → Silver Chocobo Feather Exchange I ( ≤ Lv. 50 Gear) | 1 Silver Chocobo Feather
|
— |
Etymology
A scimitar is a single-edged sword with a convex curved blade. It is associated with Middle Eastern, South Asian and North African cultures.
