Statistics
gargouille.
Other Uses
| Guild Points Value: None |
| Resale Price: 1,140~1,168 gil |
Synthesis Recipes
None
Used in Recipes
64 
31 
53 Oberon's Knuckles
- 63 Fay Crozier
Desynthesis Recipes
None
Obtained from Desynthesis
- None
How to Obtain
| Auction House Category: Materials > Alchemy ( | ) |
Dropped From
| Name | Level | Zone |
|---|---|---|
| Gargouille | 77 - 80 | Beaucedine Glacier (S) |
| Dire Gargouille | 80 - 81 | Xarcabard (S) |
| Gruesome Gargouille | 
| Abyssea - Vunkerl |
| Scowling Vodoriga | 120 - 123 | Ra'Kaznar Inner Court |
Despoiled From
| Name | Level | Zone |
|---|---|---|
| Eschan Gargouille | 110 - 112 | Escha - Ru'Aun |
Union Casket
Historical Background
The gargouille was a dragon and legendary creature originating from France. Known by name as Garguiem and not to be confused with gargoyle, it was allegedly a serpent-like water-spouting dragon that appeared in the Seine River in France. It was said to terrorize boats and flood the land. In legend, Saint Romain, the archbishop of Rouen, lured the monster to shore using a convict, and then made a cross with his fingers to tame the monster. He then led it into town where it was slaughtered. Some accounts say it was burned. The accounts of burning say that neither the monster's head or neck would burn, so they were mounted on the town's cathedral to display God's power. The creature was then said to have been carved onto buildings to be used as water drainage, therefore creating the modern gargoyle. It is similarly accounted that they have no relation other than their water-spouting abilities, leading to the words' similarities.
