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    Rune Tooth from FFIX weapon render
    In-game model from Final Fantasy IX.

    Also known as "The Viper."Final Fantasy IX description

    Rune Tooth (ルーントゥース, Rūn Tūsu?) is a recurring weapon in the Final Fantasy series. It is a double-bladed weapon.

    Appearances

    Final Fantasy IX

    Rune Tooth is a mid-ranked thief sword for Zidane, providing 37 Attack, inflicts Poison with Soul Blade, and teaches the ability Lucky Seven. It can be synthesized for 2,000 gil and two Mythril Daggers at Black Mage Village, Alexandria, Treno, and Lindblum.

    Final Fantasy XIII-2

    The ancient seeresses tempered this weapon in magical flame. Increases ATB gauge recharge rate.Description

    Rune Tooth is a dual sword for Noel that provides 15 Strength, 12 Magic, the ability ATB Rate: +25%, and the synthesis ability Buff Duration. It can be bought for 780 gil and Shattered Bone x2 (Episode 3+).

    Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia

    Rune Tooth (XIII) is a 5★ weapon for Noel that enables access to the ability Seeress's Guardian. It provides 111 HP, 65 DEF, 173-233 iBRV, 2235-2925 mBRV, 725-1100 ATK, and adds 35-50 CP.

    Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

    Final Fantasy Record Keeper

    WeaponCategoryLevelAttackMagicMind
    Rune Tooth (IX)
    Rarity 6
    Swords112200
    2516800
    3518600
    4019600
    Additional stats: Accuracy +95
    Bonus effects with Synergy: Adds small boost to wind damage. Chance for the number of Gysahl Greens dropped by enemies to increase by 50%.
    Overstrike Soul Break: Meo Twister (Zidane), ATK +10 when mastered

    Etymology

    Runes are the letters in a set of related alphabets known as runic alphabets, which were used to write various Germanic languages before the adoption of the Latin alphabet and for specialized purposes thereafter. Historic anthropology regarding the Germanic and Norse peoples that used runes also note that the language was also highly used in magical practices related to these cultures, whether it be in divination, enchantment, and incantation.

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