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* Along with [[Helswath]], [[Gungnir]] and [[Mjölnir]], Valflame is one of the Crusader weapons completely inaccessible and unusable to the player in {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}. Though there is a playable member of the Velthomer family, [[ | * Along with [[Helswath]], [[Gungnir]] and [[Mjölnir]], Valflame is one of the Crusader weapons completely inaccessible and unusable to the player in {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}. Though there is a playable member of the Velthomer family, [[Azelle]], he has minor Fjalar blood and is unable to use the tome. It was not until {{title|Awakening}} that Valflame became a playable weapon. | ||
* In ''Awakening'', the Valflame spell animation is ringed with text written in the [[Tellius]] [[ancient language]] script. This text does not actually say anything coherent, is garbled when decoded into the Latin alphabet, and is merely decorative. | * In ''Awakening'', the Valflame spell animation is ringed with text written in the [[Tellius]] [[ancient language]] script. This text does not actually say anything coherent, is garbled when decoded into the Latin alphabet, and is merely decorative. | ||
