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Ultima Weapons are fabled weapons associated with Ultimate Bahamut. These weapons boost ATK and HP for characters that match a weapon specialty.

The first weapon stage is called Atma. Atma and Ultima weapon skills can be customized with Gauph Keys after its creation.

You must be at least rank 80 to craft these weapons. A free Atma Weapon can be obtained from the event What Makes the Sky Blue III: 000.

List of Ultima Weapons

See: Weapon Lists/Ultima

Step 1: Obtain a Rusted Weapon

The first step to creating an Ultima weapon is obtaining a level 75 Rusted Weapon. There are three ways of getting these: commonly from the Proto Bahamut raid, uncommonly from the Angel Halo dungeon, and by trading Renown Pendants for them at the Shop. If you run Angel Halo, it's recommended to run it on Very Hard.

A rusted weapon can be uncapped by combining 4 copies, but you can also buy Steel Bricks from the Casino to fully uncap it.

Step 2: Create an Atma Weapon

To create an Atma weapon, you must first create a relic from a level 75 Rusted Weapon. To create a relic, go to the Shop > Weapon Series > Ultima Weapons > Atma Recollection, then look for the weapon type you wish to craft. In addition the following items are needed to create a single relic. These depend on the element you choose for your weapon:

After creating a relic, the following materials are required to upgrade the relic into an Atma weapon. These also vary depending on the element chosen (Dark requires both Water and Earth trial fragments; Light requires both Fire and Wind):

You can currently only obtain Ultima Cores by hosting and clearing an Ultimate Bahamut raid of either difficulty for the first time, by trading in Ultima Units or Cloud Commendation at the Shop, or from the event What Makes the Sky Blue III: 000. Thus, you can have at most six Atma Weapons in your inventory. However, reducing an Atma weapon allows you to regain its core.

Step 3: Create an Ultima Weapon

An Atma weapon at level 100 and weapon skill level 10 is required to create an Ultima weapon. Note that increasing an Atma weapon's skill level is equivalent to that of a Bahamut Weapon. These materials are needed to forge an Atma weapon into an Ultima weapon, some of which correspond to the weapon's type and element.

Trade Gauph and Ultima Keys

Both can be found and traded for with materials under Shop > Weapon Series > Ultima Weapons > Trade Gauph Keys.

There are six types of basic Gauph Keys and four types of Ultima Keys.

Gauph Keys

  • Gauph Keys modify the first skill of an Atma or Ultima weapon. This skill only affects party members who have the same weapon specialty. Using a Gauph Key will add an additional effect to the first skill.
  • By default, the first skill grants a 20% ATKNormal modifier and 10% HP boost at Skill level 10 to party members who have the same weapon specialty.
  • Skill levels are kept the same whenever a Gauph Key is used.
  • For example, using a Gauph Key of Strife on an Atma Axe (Fire) will create a skill that gives a big boost to axe-specialty allies' ATK & HP & multiattack rate.
  • These skills can be changed at any time by using another Gauph Key. The previous Gauph Key's effect will be overwritten.
KeySkill IconSkillTotal EffectValues given are at skill lvl 10Trade Material

Gauph Key of Will
Massive boost to ATK
  • 30% ATKNormal modifier
  • 10% HP[1]
 Meteorite ×5

Gauph Key of Strife
Big boost to allies' multiattack rate
  • 20% ATKNormal modifier
  • 10% HP
  • 20% TAPart of the Normal category, capping at 50%
  • 20% DAPart of the Normal category, capping at 50%

Gauph Key of Vitality
Massive boost to allies' HP
  • 20% ATKNormal modifier
  • 20% HP[1]

Gauph Key of Strength
Big boost to allies' ATK based on how high HP is
  • 20% ATKNormal modifier
  • 10% HP
  • Up to 13% more ATK13% at 100% HP,
    4.6% at 60% HP,
    2.87% at 40% HP,
    2.3% at 25% HP, and
    0% when below 25% HP.[2]
    Normal Stamina modifier     based on high HP

Gauph Key of Zeal
Big boost to allies' ATK based on how low HP is
  • 20% ATKNormal modifier
  • 10% HP
  • Up to ~30% more ATK3.75% at 75% HP,
    10% at 50% HP, and
    ~30% at 1% HP
    Formula is [2 * x^2 - 5 * x + 3 * Base], with Base being 10% at SL10.[3]
    Normal Enmity modifier     based on low HP

Gauph Key of Courage
Big boost to allies' critical hit rate when superior element
  • 20% ATKNormal modifier
  • 10% HP
  • ~15% chance for ~50% critical damage

Ultima Keys

  • Ultima Keys modify the second skill of an Ultima weapon. Only Ultima weapons have a second skill.
  • Skill levels are kept the same whenever an Ultima Key is used.
  • The second skill affects all party members. There is no special requirement for its effect.
  • There is no default second skill. An Ultima Key must first be used to unlock an effect.
  • The effect does not stack with Dark Opus Weapon's Guiding Revelation skill if both of them affect the same cap.
  • These skills can be changed at any time by using another Ultima Key. The previous Ultima Key's effect will be overwritten.
KeySkill IconSkillEffectValues given are at skill lvl 10Trade Materials

Gauph Key α		 Boost to one-foe attack DMG cap 10% Ultima Unit ×7

Legendary Merit ×2


Gauph Key β		 Boost to skill DMG cap 50%

Gauph Key γ		 Boost to charge attack DMG cap 15%

Gauph Key Δ		 Boost to chain burst DMG cap 50%

Charge Attacks

Atma Weapons

All Atma weapons have the same charge attack: All allies gain 25% elemental ATK Up for 3.5 turns.

Ultima Weapons

All Ultima weapons have the same charge attack: All allies gain 30% elemental ATK Up and 30% DA UpDouble attack rate is boosted
Strength: 30% for 3.5 turns.

Resources

References

  1. 1 2 GBF-Wiki http://gbf-wiki.com/index.php?%C9%F0%B4%EF%B3%B5%CD%D7%2F%A5%AA%A5%E1%A5%AC%A5%A6%A5%A7%A5%DD%A5%F3
  2. ↑ mechanical_taka https://twitter.com/mechanical_taka/status/951421258968678402
  3. ↑ http://gbf-verification.blog.jp/archives/4072793.html
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