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Introduction

Hello, and welcome to my next 3DS FAQ. This FAQ concerns the February 2014 release of Bravely Default. Back in late 2012, there was a somewhat different Bravely Default released exclusively in Japan. As I happened to look into stuff about it, expecting a localization sometime soon (come on, Square Enix was attached to it!), I quickly was enthralled by it, ever-hoping I would be able to play it. Sadly, I didn't really get a chance ...

... until now! Not only was the game localized for the U.S., it was expanded in an effective rerelease. It may not be the same as the original I hoped to play, but I cannot say I'm disappointed by an expansion, either. =P Maybe I'm a bit late to the game with this FAQ, since others have worked on the earlier-released Japan and European versions, but, nonetheless, I am highly looking forward to walking you through this game!

My meaningless babbling aside, I hope you enjoy this FAQ!!

Walkthrough

General Notes (READ!)

• Localization: I'm not 100% sure on its relevance, but since I'm including other stuff here... This FAQ was written from the point of view of the U.S. release of Bravely Default: Where the Fairy Flies, released on February 7th, 2014, specifically the digital download on the Nintendo eShop. This and other international releases are seen as a remake of the original Bravely Default game (Bravely Default: Flying Fairy), a 3DS- and Japan-exclusive title released near the end of 2012. Since this newer game is an expansion, those following the original will still be able to get some amount of help, but the FAQs are not 100% compatible for both versions. Be warned. (The main differences include rebalances in the job and boss systems and an extra dungeon, but there are others.)

• Friend Summoning: In Bravely Default, you are able to summon registered friends (some of which can be AI generated) to dole out special attacks in battle. Some of these attacks can be outright nasty, depending on who sent them - it's not all too unlikely to see people hitting the damage cap! So, why mention it here? This is an unnecessary part of the combat in this game, even if outright useful - never throughout this FAQ will I mention a thing about gathering friends as a viable battle tactic (even though it is!). The skills yielded for the most part are random unless you know who you're registering, and I can't really force you to sit down updating data on a daily basis until you get "that" skill. That said, it's always nice to keep some in back-up, just like it's nice to keep some SP spare ... just in case. To further this note, I will not accept strategies for bosses in which specific Friend-based strategies are to be used unless they have something REALLY special about them; this type of thing would almost certainly require the registry of FCs around here, which just won't happen in an FAQ since most people won't bother looking back. Use the message boards.

• Job System: One of the most pertinent things to consider with the use of this FAQ is the freedom of the job system. As you are probably well aware, each job can vary significantly in a number of ways, such as being physically- or magically-focused, or being the general healer, or the like. This, in turn, will significantly affect the strategies you are able to use in the game: a party of four Black Mages usually cannot do the same as four White Mages (even if both combos are outright idiotic). As result, I will try to cover a general strategy and cover a number of possible tactics instead of forcing the following of this guide start-to-finish. If you wish to contribute additional data or tactics, e-mail me in the Legalities section!

• Items & Equipment: As an extension of my previous point on the job system, for the most part, I won't go into in-depth analysis on which equipment and the like to buy, since there are too many variables to predict regarding these things. However, for the most part, you can consider almost any new shop an improvement upon the old, though not always. Of special note are the stat listings for equipment, which assume a Rank E affinity. If you're unsure on the mechanics of equipment affinity, PLEASE read up on it here - Equipment Affinity. This stuff can be crucial to making a particular character stronger!

• Chapters 5-8: Chapters 5, 6, 7, and 8 are quite influential to how this guide works. Under circumstances I will not mention, you will end up reawakening all four crystals once in each chapter. This leads to a number of redone bosses and dungeons and extra bosses. Because there are no new areas in Chapter 5 on - except for the end of the game, if you did everything right - a lot of stuff will be repeated or glossed over. For example, dungeon walkthroughs are typically skipped on the whole; you already went through them once, and you have the map; if you really need help again, just go to the Chapter in which you first were in that dungeon. The bosses become stronger, too, but their tactics differ little; initially, this leads to newer strategies in some bosses, but eventually all strategies will be repeated at some point. Ultimately, Chapters 5-8 are more of a boss rush than actual "stuff" to deal with; once you've mastered 1-4, all you really need to do is alter your strategy a bit. Finally, still regarding these Chapters, the Crystal-reviving tasks there can be done in any order, but are presented in this guide as they were in Chapters 1-4 (Wind, Water, Fire, Earth); do as you will, though, since I don't make a consistent flow between the crystals from that point on. *phew!*

• Game Settings: There are a number of options in the game's config settings you can change to fit your playing style: even as far as how many enemies you find or whether you earn EXP.! For the sake of consistency, the settings I used were to allow EXP., pg (money), and Job Points from battles, and my difficulty was at Normal. (Difficulty affects the stats of enemies - see Game Start-Up.) My encounter rate was bumped to +100% so I could more easily find more enemies to document for the FAQ. Why do I bother mentioning this? If you do not match at least my difficulty, you will find enemy stats to vary quite noticeably! You're more than welcome to stay on Easy or Hard, or to have alternative encounter rates, but if you find stats that weren't supposed to be there ... hey, I warned ya.

Intro: On the Precipice of Despair

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Chapter Flowchart

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• Main Walkthrough:
  • Game Start-Up
  • Caldisla
  • Overworld - To Norende!
  • Norende Ravine
  • Friends & Caldisla Revisited
  • Southwestern Lake
  • Back in Caldisla
  • Centro Keep
  • Heading to Lontano Villa
  • Overworld - Lontano Villa Region
  • Lontano Villa
  • Conclusion of the Prologue

• Related Sub-Scenarios:
  • None

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Game Start-Up

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Once you reach the title screen, you can opt to play a saved or new game. Since we're in the Prologue section of this FAQ, you'll probably opt for a new game. After choosing to play one, you can choose one of three difficulties: Easy, Standard, and Hard, with their effects being pretty easy to glean from the context. (Harder difficulties equal stronger enemies. The specifics are below.) You can also choose to use the Autosave function of the game wherein you will automatically save after leaving and entering dungeons and towns and dungeon floors. Confirm your settings and the game will begin in earnest.

After the brief introductory scene, you'll need to pull out the AR marker. Apparently, it is included with the game and, like all 3DS AR functions, it is ideal to be about 12 inches (30 centimeters) away at an elevated angle of around 30 degrees. I don't really know what the AR marker is as I got the eShop (digital download) version. In any case, if you lack the marker because of having a used version without it or have a digital version, just press the Start Button. Either way, this should start some sort of an AR movie - and holy crap, is it a nice way of opening the game.

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Caldisla

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] 50 pg	[_] Potion	[_] Antidote	[_] Phoenix Down	[_] Potion	[_] 100 pg	[_] Eye Drops

CALDISLA ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used

CALDISLA MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Blindna	White	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Cures the Blind status ailment
Cure	White	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Restores a small amount of HP; damages the undead
Poisona	White	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Cures the Poison status ailment
Blizzard	Black	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Water-based damage
Fire	Black	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Fire-based damage
Thunder	Black	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Lightning-based damage

+B CALDISLA WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Broadsword	Sword	70 pg	3	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Bronze Bangle	Accessory	40 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Max HP +30
Bronze Gauntlets	Accessory	40 pg	-	-	-	-	2	-	-	N/A
Bronze Helm	Helmet	40 pg	-	-	-	-	2	-	-	N/A
Buckler	Shield	50 pg	-	-	-	-	5	3	20	N/A
Dagger	Dagger	50 pg	2	-	95	3	-	-	-	N/A
Hempen Tunic	Torso Armor	20 pg	-	-	-	-	2	-	-	N/A
Kenpo Gi	Torso Armor	100 pg	-	-	-	-	3	1	5	Agility +2
Leather Armor	Torso Armor	120 pg	-	-	-	-	4	1	-	N/A
Leather Cap	Helmet	15 pg	-	-	-	-	1	-	-	N/A
Linen Curiass	Torso Armor	80 pg	-	-	-	-	4	1	-	N/A
Pointy Hat	Helmet	20 pg	-	1	-	-	1	1	-	N/A
Rod	Rod	60 pg	2	2	90	-	-	-	-	Mind +1
Staff	Staff	10 pg	2	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies

After an introduction into the backstory of the main characters, you'll finally gain control in some kind of hospital as Tiz Arrior. It seems Norende was swallowed up by a great chasm of darkness, and Tiz has been in a coma since that fateful night. After Owen leaves, you will take control of Tiz. Use the Circle Pad to move northwest and down the stairs to the ground floor, then just walk out the door.

Outside, head northwest and along the path; feel free to speak with the people on the way, and note that the man next to the inn will let you save. At the two-way intersection is a shop where you can buy some magic spells; while they are useful, you can't buy them quite yet. If you continue further northeast ward, you can get to an item shop, with a weapon shop further to the east. Whichever you decide to prioritize is up to you - I've always viewed it as "Having a more powerful weapon lets you kill enemies faster and thusly get hit less", but there's also the possibility of prevention with defensive equipment and items. With only 100 pg to spend, you need to figure out which you want. Personally, I stuck with my equipment and just bought two Potions, since the increase in P. ATK is minimal for now.

After you're done shopping, go north along the alleyway between the item and weapon shops to find the palace. There, go north and speak with the king. Tiz resolves to head return to Norende to help those who still may need it. Leave the palace.

Now that we're done, it's probably a good idea to start hunting down some items. Begin inside the inn. Just left of the entrance is some kind of plant you can examine for 50 pg, and the southeast corner of the top floor has a Potion. Back outside, go southeast and behind the bush to find an Antidote, then go west and along to the two-way fork. Go west into the graveyard; along the east side is a Phoenix Down and the west side a Potion next to the church. Re-enter the throne room and approach Owen. Examine the torch behind him for 100 pg, then go due west and examine the statue near the doorway there for some Eye Drops. That'll do it - head to the overworld, found south of the inn.

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Overworld - To Norende!

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Phoenix Down	[_] Wakeup Bell	[_] Teleport Stone	[_] Phoenix Down	[_] Antidote

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Goblin	18	22	1	96	12	6	0	6	6	5	N/A	Human	6 / 3 / 1
Great Bat	15	30	2	96	14	7	0	7	7	8	Wind, Light	Aerial	6 / 3 / 1
Slime	15	30	1	96	12	6	0	6	6	6	Fire	Inorganic	6 / 3 / 1
Zombie	20	25	2	96	14	7	0	7	7	7	Fire, Light	Undead	6 / 3 / 1

JOB SYSTEM TUTORIAL: As you reach the game overworld, you'll be told of the Job system in this game. In effect, Jobs are specific classes of warriors with certain specialties, such as Black Mages are good at hitting things with Black Magic, or White Mages are good at healing with curative spells. Each job will gain an ability with each level earned. Granted, this info is a little pointless at the moment since you're a Freelancer with no jobs to choose from, but it's a good thing to keep in mind.

TUTORIAL QUESTS: You'll also be introduced to tutorial quests. These basically are used to teach you the basics of combat in Bravely Default. Press Right on the D-Pad and opt for the quest option to look at them. There are three in all - "Hunt for Hidden Items!", "Save on the World Map", and "View Battle Controls Help". These particular quests are self-explanatory and I shouldn't have to help you with these, so do them at your own leisure. (The only one of remote trouble is the first: the 50 pg is found in the previous section.) Note that completing them will grant you a Phoenix Down, Wakeup Bell, and Teleport Stone, respectively, so it's worth doing them regardless of your familiarity with the system. You will soon also get the "Change Playback" for battles and a Phoenix Down, and "Check It Out" (use Examine to see enemy stats in battle) for an Antidote.

BATTLE DETAILS: As for battles? They go back to a lot of the standard Final Fantasy stuff you may be familiar with. For now, your actions are restricted to Attack, Abilities (spells, etc.), Items, and Run. That's the gist of it anyhow. The system is turn-based, so feel free to take time picking what to do and familiarizing yourself with the interface - the HELP button on the Touch Screen can aid in that. Battles will get more complex later on, in no small part due to the variety of the job system and the enemies, but you'll adapt faster than you think. ;)

Babbling aside, it's time to move on. Head northwest of Caldisla and you'll see a bridge, followed by a cave. Enter the cave.

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Norende Ravine

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Hi-Potion	[_] Potion	[_] 200 pg	[_] Strange Hourglass

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Goblin	18	22	1	96	12	6	0	6	6	5	N/A	Human	6 / 3 / 1
Goblin Archer	18	24	4	96	16	8	1	8	8	8	N/A	Human	10 / 5 / 1
Goblin Slasher	20	23	4	96	16	8	0	8	8	8	Lightning	Human	10 / 5 / 1
Sky Archer	60	26	4	90	8	4	1	4	4	4	Lightning	Human	18 / 9 / 1
Sky Dueler	60	25	4	90	8	4	1	4	4	4	Lightning	Human	18 / 9 / 1

LEARN TO BRAVELY DEFAULT: When you enter your first battle in this area, you'l learn above the Brave and Default options - Default is used to store power, and then Brave unleashes it. Default will act like a Defend option - you do nothing, but take less damage, storing up some BP (Brave Points). BP can be spent on the Brave option to perform many actions in a single turn. However ... if you have plan on storing up BP, doing anything other than Brave or Default will drive your BP back down - it's a double-edged sword, really. You can store up power for a future move, but if you get in trouble when you Default, you have no choice but to negate all that work - but then one-turning a boss could be worth it... Use it wisely! The first battle will become a tutorial. The important things to note are that you CAN use Brave without using Default, but it causes you to be inactive for at least a turn. But if you use Default, you get to attack one extra time (twice) with Brave without being inactive - if you Default for X turns, you get X+1 total attacks.

BATTLE BONUSES: This little detail is not really mentioned. Firstly, let's consider that your BP do reset at the end of every battle, which means that you could Brave four times and attack four times on the first turn, making battles in the field quite easy, okay? For winning in a single turn (not attack: turn), you get extra EXP. as a bonus. For winning a battle without being hit, you get additionalJP. Additionally, as you continue getting them in consecutive battles, the bonuses begin to increment! What does this mean? If you're Level 2 or so, you can Brave four times and Attack four times for the first turn of the battle and quickly get extra bonuses. Something to note.

BRAVE FOR A QUAD-ATTACK: A quest will appear with this name as you go through the dungeon. In the context of this tutorial quest, you need to do four attacks by using Brave - whether you go into the negatives is irrelevant. You could go for the four immediately and risk three turns of inactivity, or Default three times. I'd recommend the latter, but whatever. The reward for this is a Hi-Potion.

BRAVELY SECOND TUTORIAL: This detail becomes more apparent in the Vista area of the dungeon. Bravely Second, in effect, stops time in regards to the enemies: you get to act as many times as you can in a given time period! During the battle at any point, press Start and time will halt for all but you! You can still enter commands and obliterate the competition. This is governed by SP (Sleep Points). When you use attacks and items, for example, you lose SP; BP-consumers turn into equivalent SP-consumers. Just like with your BP, you can go ahead and immediately use Bravely Second and go into negative SP. To gain SP, the 3DS must be carried around in Sleep Mode with Bravely Default as the suspended title - for every eight hours logged in sleep mode (the average of one school day or one night of sleep, by the way), you get 1 SP. It's cumulative, so 2 hours in one session and 6 in another yields 1 SP still. Alternatively - and this is the crap I hate about it as far as ethics go - you can spend some real-life Nintendo eShop funds (credit or prepaid card) to get an SP Drink, which boosts SP by 3. How much they cost is a bit unknown to me at the moment. As a note, SP maxes at 3 and you cannot use an SP Drink if you have 1 or more SP.

This dungeon is pretty linear, to be honest. After traveling for a bit, you'll reach a fork. There, if you go west, then west at the next fork, you can go to the next area where you can find a chest containing a Potion. Return to the previous area and go to the first fork you reached, then head north and along the path to the next area.

In the Climb area, you'll soon reach a west/southeast fork. Head southeat to the dead-end to find a chest containing 200 pg, then return to the fork and head west. Eventually, you'll get into the Vista area - it's another linear path. There, speak with the adventurer to save, then proceed on to the next area; he will also give you a Strange Hourglass, which enables you to use Bravely Second, described above.

Go north to the next area to view a scene as you come upon Norende. In the events there, Anges will become part of your party as you escape the Eternian air forces. Backtrack through the dungeon (yay, Touch Screen map!) and you'll fight some force battles against Sky Duelers on the way. As you progress back to the Trail area, you'll fight a Sky Archer in addition to a Sky Dueler, but that's nothing special, really.

After finishing 'em off (triple Brave and quadruple attack FTW), you'll be told about Party Chat: basically, press Y when there's something to talk about. Do so after the fight and Agnès will run off to the next area. Follow her and watch the scene thereafter. (Seeing the Final Fantasy influence yet?) Then use Party Chat again and continue out of the dungeon by the way you came in - there will be more chattin' and scenes on the way.

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Friends & Caldisla Revisited

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Goblin	18	22	1	96	12	6	0	6	6	5	N/A	Human	6 / 3 / 1
Great Bat	15	30	2	96	14	7	0	7	7	8	Wind, Light	Aerial	6 / 3 / 1
Slime	15	30	1	96	12	6	0	6	6	6	Fire	Inorganic	6 / 3 / 1
Zombie	20	25	2	96	14	7	0	7	7	7	Fire, Light	Undead	6 / 3 / 1

FRIENDS: Once you've finished up in the Norende Ravine, you'll head to the overworld map. There, you'll get an introduction regarding Agnès's Pendant, which allows you to communicate with other players - by registering Friend Codes to your 3DS, you can summon friends for aid in battle and to share abilities. You will have to use StreetPass or use the Adventurer (the save point guy) to register them in regards to the game. It's also a good idea to use the Update Data option (limited to once daily) to be able to get the latest stuff about your friends.) You'll then enter a battle where you learn how to summon your friends - friends can be summoned in battle, and grow in power with more use. To help a friend, use Summon, then Send - you'll use the named attack, then it's send to your friends.

STREETPASS: You can activate StreetPass for this game. Press Right on the D-Pad and tap the inbox - those you StreetPass can be registered as guests and summoned like your friends! Granted, StreetPasses are pretty uncommon unless you live in a densely-populated often-urban area, so don't rely on it too heavily - you gotta do some of the work yourself. ;)

NORENDE'S RESTORATION: Soon, you will be able to restore Norende, but it will take time. For every StreetPass you get, another resident comes to the village. Each resident does the same amount of labor in the same amount of time, so you know. Once the option is available, you can tap the areas there to send workers to build it up. As this is used, you may find Nemeses (singular: Nemesis) that come when you Update Data or get a StreetPass; you can fight them, but it's no different than a regular fight (other than that it can be exorbitantly hard), so you CAN lose. They stand no real threat to the restoration, so if you don't want to battle them, don't worry - you can keep up to seven at a time, after which the oldest ones get deleted as new ones arrive. Those from Update Data will also disappear upon defeat, but StreetPassed ones can be rebattled. If needed, you can just use Sleep Mode and/or your 3DS/2DS charge to keep the game on overnight and really get progress on those long-to-rebuild areas.

Anyhow, once you're back in the overworld, head back southeast to Caldisla. (If you need to review the shops, go to the section Caldisla's Shops - it may be a good idea to buy some equipment now.) Once back in town, heal up at the inn, shop if you want, and then head into the palace. Speak with the king there. After the scene there, Agnès will run off and you'll be told about the Norende restoration effort. Once you regain control, return to the overworld and go eest to the lake.

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Southwestern Lake

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As you approach the lake, you'll watch a scene. It will culminate in your first earnest boss battle.

After the battle, you will be able to use the Job classes that your opponents were using: the all-out-physical Monk and the curative White Mage. If you wish to change jobs, you can do so in the X Button menu. It's recommended to do so. In the following scene, we end up deciding to find out a way to get to Ancheim.

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Back in Caldisla

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Echo Herbs	[_] Echo Herbs	[_] Wakeup Bell	[_] Wakeup Bell	[_] Hi-Potion	[_] Ether	[_] Remedy

After defeating Barras and Holly, head on back to Caldisla. As you enter, you'll get a tutorial in magic - basically, you need the scroll and someone who is able to use it. If the spell is too powerful, the intended user's Job Level needs to go up. In any case, since you should be using a Monk and a White Mage, be sure to restock and re-equip in addition to healing and saving before you head to the palace. Speak with the king there - it seems the Eternians have returned to Lontano Villa, but there's no way there. Use Party Chat after and head on to the inn.

After the scene there, we opt to head for the place of Black Mage Ominas to the north of the city in the Centro Keep, with a new ally, Ringabel - he joins at Level 5, and offers the Notebook of D option in the Touch Screen menu.

There's also a number of quests we can get around now: "Aquire Magic Scrolls" for Echo Herbs, "Set Job Commands" for some Echo Herbs, "Set Support Abilities" for a Wakeup Bell, and "Rearrange Your Party" for a Wakeup Bell. They're descriptions lead you to what to do. You will also get "Dowse for Treasure" (Hi-Potion), "Sniff Out Hidden Passages!" (Ether), and "Net Friend Invites" (Remedy) soon thereafter. The hidden passages one isn't able to be done yet - it's in the Centro Keep - but we'll cover that passage. Also, the one about inviting friends requires a Wi-Fi internet connection.

Once you're done in town, head back to the overworld. (Be sure to buy stuff for Ringabel!) Once in the overworld, you'll learn about Abilinks - basically, you are allowed to borrow the abilities of a Friend. Their abilities can be linked to a certain character and overwrite them - for example, a White Mage able to use Level 3 magic, once linked with a Level 10-using White Mage, will use Level 10 White Magic. Anyhow, in the overworld, go northeast and across the bridge to the Centro Keep.

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Centro Keep

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Silver Glasses	[_] Phoenix Down	[_] Iron Knuckles	[_] Echo Herbs	[_] Wakeup Bell	[_] Mage Masher	[_] Potion

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Cait Sith	60	50	7	96	18	14	0	9	9	9	Water	Beast	12 / 6 / 1
Orc	80	60	7	91	18	9	0	9	9	12	Fire	Human	12 / 6 / 1
Orc Leader	100	65	7	91	18	9	0	9	9	12	Fire	Human	16 / 8 / 1

As a note, if you have not switched someone to a White Mage and bought the Poisona and Blindna spells in Cadisla, you will suffer a bit in this dungeon - the enemies here sometimes can Poison (regular amounts of damage) or Blind (immensely lowers accuracy) you, and you do NOT want that to happen. Antidotes and Eye Drops can circumvent this, but they'll cost more than 400 pg in the long run.

1F: After the cutscene, go into the room to the east. There is a switch in the southeast portion you can trigger to open a door to the north. Yeah, the stuff north of the entrance on the first floor is pointless - anyways, past that opened door are some stairs. Use 'em.

2F: Go south and west along the path to find a fork. There, go south and along to find a switch; trigger it to open the room near the fork. Return to the fork, but ignore the room for now; instead, go west and to the end of the path to find some Silver Glasses, an accessory preventing Blindness. Now backtrack to the fork and go north into the room you opened and head upstairs.

3F: Upon your arrival, go due east and open up the chest for a Phoenix Down. Head south of the stairs into the hall and you'll soon come upon a fork. There, go east and ignore the next fork. This would seem to be a dead-end but, at the end, go south and you'll find a hidden, invisible path in the wall. Once in it, go as far south as possible, then as far east as possible to reach a chest with some Iron Knuckles inside for your Monk. (Remember, this will also let you get the Ether from the quest "Sniff Out Hidden Passages!")

Return into the hall and you'll see two other eastbound paths to the north. Go along the first you can reach to trigger a switch and open a new area. As for the second path, you'll find a chest containing some Echo Herbs at the end. Go back west and south from the chest, then west and north into the new area. Head along to the end of the path to find a fork. Go along both to trigger a switch and open a new area (west path) and to open a chest with a Wakeup Bell inside (east). Go into that newly-opened room to the north and use the stairs.

2F: Once here, go along the path before you and you'll come to a fork eventually. To the south, you will be able to reach a chest containing a Mage Masher sword. Return to the fork and go east to soon encounter another fork. To the north is a chest with a Potion inside; to the south is a switch that opens up a new area. Go back along the path to the room and enter it. Speak with the Adventurer inside to save (and shop if you've been doing some Norende reconstruction), then head down the stairs to the west.

1F: Head south and you'll watch a scene before battling Ominas. Edea will join your party before the start of it.

After the battle, you'll earn a Black Mage Asterisk, allowing you to switch to the Black Mage job! It also looks we soon need to focus on stealing an airship, too - and, speak of the devil, one seems to be heading for Caldisla!

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Heading to Lontano Villa

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Cait Sith	60	50	7	96	18	14	0	9	9	9	Water	Beast	12 / 6 / 1
Orc	80	60	7	91	18	9	0	9	9	12	Fire	Human	12 / 6 / 1
Orc Leader	100	65	7	91	18	9	0	9	9	12	Fire	Human	16 / 8 / 1

~ Caldisla ~

After the post-boss scene and Party Chat in the Centro Keep, head outside to the overworld and make your way southwest into Caldisla. In the town - despite the imminent threat the Eternian forces propose - you are still more than welcome to shop at Caldisla's Shops - most pertinent would be the purchase of the various Black Magic spells, since you just got the Black Mage job. As for healing, you'll need to heal yourself.

Once you reach the palace, we find the royal guard decimated and the king kidnapped - all we can do is make for the Eternian base in Lontano Villa. As you leave the palace, you'll automatically head to the inn and Edea will part from the parety, after which you'll control her for a moment; head northwest in the town to the graveyard. After some scenes, the party of four decides not to part, and decide to go on to the Eternian stronghold. Stock up and head to the overworld and to the Centro Keep.

~ Special Moves ~

As you return to the overworld, you'll get some notes on Special Moves - they allow you to store up power over time to release it in a devastating attack. Depending on the type of weapon you're using, there are different conditions you must meet:

• Axe: Defeat five enemies using physical attacks.
• Bow: Inflict physical damage to Flying-class enemies five times.
• Katana: Use Default ten times.
• Knife: Use items five times.
• Knuckle: Induce three critical hits.
• Rod: Use Magic spells ten times.
• Spear: Inflict physical damage ten times.
• Staff: Use curative magic ten times.
• Sword: Use Brave ten times.

After meeting the condition and opting to use the special move, you will give status boosts to your entire party. If you manage to chain together multiple specials before the changed background music ends, the effects pile up, allowing for truly devastating moves. (Think Belly Drum and a priority move if you're a Pokémon player, since Belly Drum quadruples Attack.) You'll get a tutorial battle about these right after the introductory notes.

That all said and done, head to the Centro Keep to the northeast again once on the overworld map.

~ Centro Keep ~

Once you've returned to this dungeon, head north in the entrance hall and examine the big steel door. Edea will unlock it and you'll be allowed through the door.

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Overworld - Lontano Villa Region

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Electro Lantern	120	45	15	91	23	9	20	9	9	12	Ground	Inorganic	16 / 8 / 1
Orc	80	60	7	91	18	9	0	9	9	12	Fire	Human	12 / 6 / 1
Orc Leader	100	65	7	91	18	9	0	9	9	12	Fire	Human	16 / 8 / 1
Ratatoskr	80	45	8	96	18	9	0	9	9	10	Wind, Dark	Beast	16 / 8 / 1
Wolf	80	45	8	91	18	9	5	9	9	12	Fire	Beast	16 / 8 / 1
Wraith	120	45	9	91	18	9	20	9	9	12	Fire, Light	Undead	16 / 8 / 1

Finding Lotano Villa shouldn't be too hard: it's basically to the north. Run to the northeast, then north along the coastline for a bit and approach that big building you see - it's unmistakeable.

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Lontano Villa

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Ether	[_] Antidote	[_] Potion	[_] Spear	[_] 400 pg	[_] White Cape	[_] Phoenix Down

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Cait Sith	60	50	7	96	18	14	0	9	9	9	Water	Beast	12 / 6 / 1
Panther	160	50	10	92	20	10	20	10	10	14	Fire	Beast	18 / 9 / 1
Sky Archer	60	26	4	90	8	4	1	4	4	4	Lightning	Human	18 / 9 / 1
Sky Dueler	60	25	4	90	8	4	1	4	4	4	Lightning	Human	18 / 9 / 1
Sky Pikeman	120	50	10	92	20	10	1	10	10	11	Lightning	Human	18 / 9 / 1
Wolf	80	45	8	91	18	9	5	9	9	12	Fire	Beast	16 / 8 / 1

Outside: After the introductory scene and a Party Chat, we finally can do as we please. ... To some extent, anyhow - we can't throw Ringabel into the abyss below for the fun of it, I suppose. >_> In any case, head northwest and into the Villa proper. There, our cover is blown and we get stuck in a simple fight against some enemies: a Sky Dueler, Sky Pikeman, and Sky Archer, two of whom you're already familiar with and the third being barely more impressive.

1F: Once you regain field control, go east and, as you go, you'll see an archway in the wall to the northwest. Ignore it and continue going northeast and along the path to a chest containing an Ether. Backtrack to where the archway was and go through it and along the path before you. Eventually, you'll come to a gap in the wall if you look to the northwest. Bypass it for the moment and you'll come upon a chest containing an Antidote. Backtrack to the gap in the wall and go on through, heading northeastward on the other side. When you come upon the staircase, use it to go up a floor.

2F: When you arrive, go south and leave the room. As you go along the path, some areas will open up in the outer portion of the area. At the southeast corner of this inner ring, you can go into an alcove, then northeast to find a chest containing a Potion. Via the other path to the southwest of the alcove, you will soon find two paths you can go along. If you go along the western of the two, you will go down some stairs to 1F again; at the end of that path is a chest containing a Spear weapon. Backtrack to 2F and take the other path from the fork. As you reach the next clearing, you'll see a doorway to the northwest; ignore it and head southeast and to the end of the path to find a chest containing 400 pg. THEN leave via the doorway.

Outside: Basically go right along the balcony and back inside.

2F: Go along the path before you and you'll soon find some stairs to the next floor. If you continue along the path past them, you'll find a chest at the end of the path containing a White Cape, an accessory that makes you immune to Silence, and thusly is really good for a White Mage! (Or a Black Mage, really, since you can't yet cure Silence and the choice is not therefore as critical.) Backtrack to the stairs and go on up a floor.

3F: Once you arrive, go north and open the chest there for a Phoenix Down. After plucking it from the chest, go south of the stairs and along the path to the central clearing of the floor. There, you can go north and you'll find a blue chest. This blue chest - like all others - will be locked and you won't be able to open them until some time in Chapter 6. (FYI, this contains a Lustrous Shield.) So just go south and speak with the Adventurer to save and shop as needed, then continue along the path westward. You'll soon meet with Heinkel; the scene will culminate in a battle; there will be a Sky Dueler, Sky Pikeman, and two Sky Archers. Heinkel runs off afterward, though; go after him, through the archway glowing blue.

Outside: Go down the stairs, then head right along the balcony and to the airship. There, you'll meet up again with Heinkel - this culminates in a boss battle!

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Conclusion of the Prologue

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Echo Herbs	[_] Eye Drops	[_] Teleport Stone	[_] Wakeup Bell	[_] Echo Herbs	[_] Teleport Stone

After the battle, you'll earn the Asterisk that allows you to use the Knight job! They're not as focused on all-out raging physicals as the Monk, but can boast a bit better on the defensive side and their chivalrous nature has led them to be able to take attacks for other allies throughout the RPG genre, especially Final Fantasy. Ringabel eventually learns to pilot the ship and we crash-land in the southwestern lake of the continent.

After you regain control, you'll be able to do two new quests - "Page Through D's Journal" and "Weapons in Both Hands!?". Again, their descriptions in the menu work well enough for how to do them; they yield some Echo Herbs and some Eye Drops, respectively. You'll also get "Heal the Undead!" soon and it yields a Teleport Stone - just use a Potion or Cure on one of the Zombies in the overworld around Caldisla to damage it, an important property to note that will sate the conditions for this quest. Also coming will be "Multi-Target Magic" where you simply have to use Cure on everyone via the menu to earn a Wakeup Bell. And then there's "Update Your StreetPass Data" - simply use the inbox in the Touch Screen menu and update your data for some Echo Herbs. After that, you can get "Set Your Encounter Rate"; change it via Config in the Tactics menu and you'll earn a Teleport Stone.

Once you're done, head on back to Caldisla for now. Heal and shop there, then head on to the palace. After the scene there, you'll basically be given ownership of the airship, so let's leave. Once in the overworld, go southwest and enter the airship. There, we decide to head to Ancheim, found to the southeast - use your Touch Screen map to navigate there. Note that the airship has to land in water, though! The yellow beacon on the map points just north of a little port - once you are in the vicinity of the yellow beacon, go south to find a large desert, at the north side of which you can dock. Land at the dock and go south into Ancheim.

Chapter 1: Sit & Stay are Tricks for Dogs

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Chapter Flowchart

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• Main Walkthrough:
  • Overworld - Ancheim Region
  • Arrival in Ancheim
  • Temple of Wind
  • Overworld - Yulyana Region
  • Yulyana Woods Needleworks
  • Vestment Cave
  • Revival of the Wind Crystal

• Related Sub-Scenarios:
  • The Desert Oasis
  • Grand Mill Works

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Overworld - Ancheim Region

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY - LAND
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Electro Lantern	120	45	15	91	23	9	20	9	9	12	Ground	Inorganic	16 / 8 / 1
Sand Worm	600	75	17	92	22	11	0	11	11	14	Water	Bug	96 / 48 / 5
Venomous Snake	250	55	11	92	22	11	5	11	11	15	Water, Earth	Aquatic	34 / 17 / 2
Wraith	120	45	9	91	18	9	20	9	9	12	Fire, Light	Undead	16 / 8 / 1

LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY - SEA
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Deathfish	250	55	11	92	22	11	5	11	11	14	Lightning	Aquatic	34 / 17 / 2
Vulture	400	55	11	92	22	11	11	11	11	16	Wind	Aerial	34 / 17 / 2

After landing in the lake north of the Ancheim desert, Chapter 1 begins in proper. After the introductory scenes and a tutorial in Net Friend Invites, you can head south into Ancheim.

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Arrival in Ancheim

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Ether	[_] Hi-Potion	[_] Phoenix Down	[_] Teleport Stone	[_] Gold Hourglass

ANCHEIM ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used

ANCHEIM MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Aero	White	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Minor Wind-based damage
Protect	White	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Raises Physical Defense by 25% for 5 turns
Shell	White	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Rasies Magic Defense by 25% for 5 turns
Poison	Black	400 pg	4 MP	Level 2	Has a 75% chance to Poison the target
Silence	Black	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Has a 75% chance to put the target in Silence
Sleep	Black	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Has a 75% chance to put the target to Sleep
Quake	Time	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Earth-based damage
Regen	Time	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	The target regains 3% of their max HP each turn; the undead are equally damaged
Slow	Time	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Lowers the speed of the target by 25% for 4 turns; ignores Reflect

+B ANCHEIM WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Bronze Breastplate	Torso Armor	400 pg	-	-	-	-	10	2	-	N/A
Feather Hat	Helmet	100 pg	-	-	-	-	3	1	-	N/A
Gauntlets	Accessory	100 pg	-	-	-	-	4	-	-	N/A
Iron Armor	Torso Armor	500 pg	-	-	-	-	12	3	-	N/A
Iron Bangle	Accessory	75 pg	-	-	-	-	-	1	-	Max HP +50
Iron Helm	Helmet	200 pg	-	-	-	-	4	1	-	N/A
Iron Knuckles	Knuckles	280 pg	14	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Kukri	Dagger	350 pg	10	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Long Sword	Sword	500 pg	12	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Mace	Rod	300 pg	9	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Oaken Pole	Staff	250 pg	13	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Round Shield	Shield	300 pg	-	-	-	-	9	5	-	N/A
Silk Robe	Torso Armor	350 pg	-	2	-	-	8	2	-	N/A
Silver Glasses	Accessory	500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Blind
Star Pendant	Accessory	500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Poison
Tricome	Helmet	150 pg	-	1	-	-	2	2	-	N/A

When you arrive, you need to head to the right a little if you want to stay at the inn; it's no longer free, though, running you 20 pg per night. Still, it's a lot more expensive than just Potions! Just next to it is the Adventurer; he'll introduce you to an "AI Friend" - basically, if you have no Friends to StreetPass with, these are viable substitutes. You can also save and shop with the Adventurer as usual.

At the bottom of the nearby staircase is an item shop; the new feature there is the very effective Hi-Potion, so stock up! Further along is the weapon-and-armor shop, then there's the magic shop. Pretty much everyone should be able to get an upgrade of some sort from the weapon shop, so splurge there. As for the magic shop, it's somewhat debatable. Aero is a must-have for your White Mage so they can actually DO something when not having to heal, and Protect/Shell can be useful for bosses if you're the type that likes stat buffs. Black Mages don't get much in my opinion, but that's just me: statuses also have their own uses. Finally, there's Time Magic - you can't quite use it yet, but Regen (continual HP healing) and Quake (Earth damage) are big targets; Time Mages tend to devote themselves to roles like a Red Mage (medial between White/Black Mage) with their own li'l quirks like stuff that can speed you up or slow the enemy down, so they're worth investing in.

As you go along this path, just to the left of the Magic shop is a place where you can find a hidden Ether. Continue further along the path and you'll end up watching a scene involving the king of Ancheim. Afterwards, continue south and along the path downstairs. At the bottom, go west and find the hidden Hi-Potion. Go on back upstairs and into the palace, then approach the throne for a scene.

After this, you'll unlock a new Sub-Scenario - Sub-Scenarios are like extra sidequests in the game much longer than your typical quest. Be sure to re-enter the palace for a Phoenix Down hidden in the lower-left area around the throne, too! In any case, see that blue mark on the map? Go to it and into the building. As you cross the bridge, examine the light to the right where the bridge meets the north platform for a Teleport Stone, then speak with the Profiteur if you want to start the Sub-Scenario; see The Desert Oasis for more. Don't forget the Gold Hourglass left of the desk.

Once you're done in the town, head south in the overworld to find the Wind Temple.

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Temple of Wind

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Wind Charm	[_] Remedy	[_] Hi-Potion	[_] Turbo Ether	[_] Peace Ring	[_] Ether	[_] Mythril Rod	[_] Mythril Dagger

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Aero Lantern	400	70	21	92	35	14	5	14	14	14	Fire	Inorganic	44 / 22 / 3
Gargoyle	500	70	14	92	28	14	5	14	14	17	Wind	Inorganic	44 / 22 / 3
Golem	900	90	14	92	28	14	0	14	14	12	Water	Inorganic	44 / 22 / 3

1F: After an introductory cutscene, you'll find yourself in a debris-filled ruin ... to some extent, anyhow. Go northwest and into the side hall to find a chest to the south; open it for a Wind Charm accessory. Return into the main room and leave it heading east. As you go, there will be a paper-filled room off to the south you can enter and press the A Button in for some background on Crystalism - very superficial background, but something. Further east in the main hall, past a small gap in the debris, you'll find the stairs to the next floor.

B1F: Go along what path you can before you - much of it is filled with debris, blocking passage, but the map easily sorts which you can and cannot cross. As you go along, you'll find a chest containing the ever-useful Remedy. From there, go north a bit and you'll see a chest in a room; you can go into the room next to it, then west to this Hi-Potion chest. If you return into the main hall, you'll see a path just south of these two rooms; follow it to a chest, then open it for a Turbo Ether. Return into the main hall, then go east and another linear-because-of-too-much-debris path. As you head south from the northeast corner, there will be a fork. Use the western of the two and use the stairs at the end of the path.

1F: Here, go north and along the path in front of you; eventually, another room will open off to the east. You can enter and press A for another cutscene. Continue along the path in the main hall some more to find some stairs.

2F: Here, head south for a fair while. As you hit the southeast corner, look at the map: there should be a noticeably larger "bump" on the map just north of here (the bump will point west). Go there, then head due east to find a hidden passage: go far to the east, then far to the south to find the Peace Ring accessory. Return into the main hall and head south and west. When you reach the room with the northbound exit, continue west for an Ether before continuing on the main path. Along this new path, go east, north, and west at the forks. This will put you in a hall with two rooms to the north; the first you reach is relatively useless for the moment, but the second has a chest containing a Mythril Rod. Backtrack to the four-way fork we were last at and go north, using the stairs to go down.

1F: Run along the path before you and you'll automatically enter a scene eventually. After the scene, go a bit to the west and you'll see a small alcove to the north with a sparkle in it; press A near it to flip a switch, opening a door to the south as a quick shortcut back to the dungeon entrance. Enter the area to the west and go into the side-hall to the west. At the south end is another chest, this one containing a Mythril Dagger - open it, then go into the main room. Speak with the Adventurer in the northwest portion thereof, then continue north into the next area.

After the introductory scene here, approach the Crystal and inspect the altar at the end. After the brief scene there, return to the previous area and go to the "!" spot on the map - the next major room to the east - and press A there. We decide to head to the Yulyana Woods next. Use the shortcut you opened earlier to leave the dungeon.

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Overworld - Yulyana Region

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Blood Bat	600	75	15	93	30	15	10	15	15	18	Wind, Light	Aerial	64 / 32 / 4
Greater Cait	450	65	7	92	26	26	5	13	13	16	Water	Beast	40 / 20 / 2
Panther	160	50	10	92	20	10	20	10	10	14	Fire	Beast	18 / 9 / 1
Zombie Wolf	700	75	15	93	30	5	10	15	5	18	Fire, Light	Beast, Undead	48 / 24 / 3

Let's begin by heading north to Ancheim. There's nothing truly special to do there, but it's always a good idea to save, heal, and restock, no? When done, go back north of the city to where the airship was docked and fly eastward to the yellow "!" on the map. There is a safe body of water with a dock southeast of the bubble; just northeast of the dock is the area you're intended to enter.

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Yulyana Woods Needleworks

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Peace Ring	[_] Antarctic Wind	[_] Antidote	[_] Turbo Ether	[_] Antidote	[_] Balsam	[_] Teleport Stone	[_] Hi-Potion

YULYANA WOODS NEEDLEWORKS ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Awakens a Sleeping target

YULYANA WOODS NEEDLEWORKS MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Blindna	White	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Cures the Blind status ailment
Cure	White	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Restores a small amount of HP; damages the undead
Poisona	White	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Cures the Poison status ailment
Blizzard	Black	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Water-based damage
Fire	Black	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Fire-based damage
Thunder	Black	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Lightning-based damage

+B YULYANA WOODS NEEDLEWORKS WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Cat-Ear Hood	Helmet	222 pg	-	2	-	-	3	2	-	N/A
Clothespin	Accessory	100 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Sleep
Mage Shell	Accessory	300 pg	-	-	-	-	-	10	-	N/A
Mythril Armor	Torso Armor	1,000 pg	-	-	-	-	18	4	-	N/A
Mythril Axe	Axe	1,200 pg	22	-	85	-3	-	-	-	N/A
Mythril Bangle	Accessory	150 pg	-	-	-	-	-	1	-	Max HP +100
Mythril Bow	Bow	850 pg	34	-	95	-	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying
Mythril Dagger	Dagger	700 pg	15	-	95	3	-	-	-	N/A
Mythril Gloves	Accessory	200 pg	-	-	-	-	6	1	-	N/A
Mythril Knuckles	Knuckles	500 pg	21	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Mythril Helm	Helmet	400 pg	-	-	-	-	5	1	-	N/A
Mythril Plate	Torso Armor	850 pg	-	-	-	-	14	3	-	N/A
Mythril Rod	Rod	750 pg	9	9	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Mythril Shield	Shield	600 pg	-	-	-	-	14	7	25	N/A
Mythril Spear	Spear	900 pg	17	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Mythril Staff	Staff	600 pg	11	-	90	-	-	-	-	Mind +2; Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Mythril Sword	Sword	1,000 pg	18	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Tabby Suit	Torso Armor	700 pg	-	2	-	-	13	3	-	Immune to Poison
Tiger Mask	Helmet	250 pg	-	-	-	-	4	1	-	N/A
White Cape	Accessory	1,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Silence

After a lengthy scene, we finally regain control of ourselves with the knowledge of the location of the rainbow thread we need. When you regain control, go into the secluded room to the northwest and press the A Button to find a Peace Ring, then leave the main building and approach the river. Before crossing the bridge, go east and look along the shore to find an Antarctic Wind near the bucket; you can also shop at the fox and save with the Adventurer further east. The shops' main feature are the new Mythril-themed armors and weapons, so be sure to stock up! Once you're done, head to the overworld.

There, there will be a few new tutorial quests: "Quick Equip with Optimum" for an Antidote, "Stomp Time, then Strike" for a Turbo Ether (wherein you use Bravely Second). Next will come "The SP Menu" for an Antidote, "Wield a Weapon Two-Handed" for a Balsam, "Summon Your Friends" for a Teleport Stone, and "Abilink" for a Hi-Potion. As usual, their descriptions in the quest menu tend to be easy enough to follow (after all, they're here for tutorial purposes), so I'll leave you be on these.

As for our destination? To get there, you do not head simply due west - dunno why the Sage was as vague as this, but whatever. Go northeast of the Needleworks, then go clockwise around the lake; just a bit west of the western shore is the cave we desire.

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Vestment Cave

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Hi-Potion	[_] Phoenix Down	[_] 500 pg	[_] Remedy	[_] Mage Shell	[_] Echo Herbs	[_] Ether	[_] Teleport Stone	[_] 1,000 pg

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Blood Bat	600	75	15	93	30	15	10	15	15	18	Wind, Light	Aerial	64 / 32 / 4
Dark Lantern	600	85	35	93	34	17	5	17	17	17	Light	Inorganic	60 / 35 / 3
Great Moth	600	85	17	93	34	17	10	17	17	17	Wind	Bug, Aerial	48 / 19 / 3
Zombie Wolf	700	75	15	93	30	5	10	15	5	18	Fire, Light	Beast, Undead	48 / 24 / 3

1F: When you arrive, go north. The area will devolve itself into a linear path for the most part; when you hit the central part of the area where the room goes off to the south and to the west, go west. Hug the wall as you go north and you'll notice a small path going off to the west; follow it, then go south in the small clearing to find a chest containing a Hi-Potion. Return to the main path and continue heading north. Another such westbound path will open soon thereafter; go north along this one to find a Phoenix Down. Return to the main path and go north and east and along to the stairs.

B1F: Go along the path to the south for a bit. You'll soon reach a west/south fork; go south and open the chest for 500 pg, then go back to the fork and head west. To the north of the next clearing is a blue, locked chest; like the others before it, you still cannot open it, but it will yield a Luminous Robe later on. To the northwest of this clearing is a south/west fork again; go west here, then north at the next fork to find a Remedy. Go back to the north/south fork and now go south. On the floor below, go east for the Mage Shell accessory before returning to B1F. Go back to the three-way intersection just south of the northwesternmost clearing, then go south and along the path that fork of the path represents to find the stairs to...

B2F: Go along the linear path to the north and you'll eventually see a branch off to the southwest; go along it to find a chest containing some Echo Herbs. Return to the main path and go north. At the northwest corner, a similar branch parts off to the west; go along it for an Ether. Then return to the main path and go east; eventually, you'll come to an east/south fork. Go east first to find a Teleport Stone inside a chest at the end, then backtrack to the fork and go south. You'll quickly find another fork; first go west for 1,000 pg, then go east and use the stairs.

B3F: Speak and save with the Adventurer nearby. After, go north to the end of the path for a scene - and your first true boss battle! (And stereotypical at that!)

After that battle, return outside by walking out or, more likely, using a Teleport Stone. =P

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Revival of the Wind Crystal

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Aero Lantern	400	70	21	92	35	14	5	14	14	14	Fire	Inorganic	44 / 22 / 3
Gargoyle	500	70	14	92	28	14	5	14	14	17	Wind	Inorganic	44 / 22 / 3
Golem	900	90	14	92	28	14	0	14	14	12	Water	Inorganic	44 / 22 / 3

~ Needleworks ~

After defeating the Dragon in the Vestment Cave and leaving, head back to the Needleworks area in the overworld. Heal up by sleeping in one of the beds and stock if you wish. Then speak with Sage in the main building, and, after some more scenes, we'll be allowed to return to the Wind Temple. Return to the overworld and to your airship, then fly west and dock north of Ancheim and go south to the Wind Temple. If you fight any fights on the way, rest up in Ancheim, as you'll need it...

~ Temple of Wind ~

When you re-enter the temple, exit the main room to the east and, in the small dividing hall, go north along the shortcut you opened before. Then go west into the room, save at the Adventurer, and go north to the Crystal's altar. Oh. Guess what? Big bad boss.

After the battle, there will be a scene in which the Wind Crystal will be awakened. (Why is it always the Wind Crystal first in Final Fantasy?) During it, you will have to rapidly press the X Button to pump energy into the Crystal and revive it: once Airy signals, stop it and you'll succeed in reviving the wind, you'll also get a point added to your Support Ability cost limit.

After this, you get quite a few tutorial quests, so go ahead and do them, too. Return to Ancheim after for a scene and a party chat, then heal and stock up. Also note that you can do the Grand Mill Works Sub-Scenario now for a Spell Fencer asterisk and a Time Mage asterisk, both valuable jobs. Return to the airship whenever you're ready and, after the scene there, we'll have to head to the Miasma Woods to the east...

Chapter 2: One Day, Beneath a Blue Sky

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Chapter Flowchart

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• Main Walkthrough:
  • Miasma Woods
  • Overworld - Florem Region
  • Arrival in Florem
  • Temple of Water
  • The Sacred Flower Festival
  • Mount Fragmentum
  • Twilight Ruins
  • In the Hidden Village
  • Revival of the Water Crystal
  • Blue Seas, Blue Sky...

• Related Sub-Scenarios:
  • The Florem Garden
  • The Twisted Treetop
  • The Withering Wood
  • DeRosa the Red Mage

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Miasma Woods

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Remedy	[_] Phoenix Down	[_] 2,000 pg	[_] Scimitar	[_] Hi-Potion	[_] X-Potion	[_] Earthing Rod	[_] Ether
[_] Turbo Ether	[_] Remedy

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Great Moth	600	85	17	93	34	17	10	17	17	17	Wind	Bug, Aerial	48 / 19 / 3
Myconid	800	126	21	94	42	21	5	21	21	17	Fire	Plant	64 / 32 / 4
Scorpion	1,000	137	32	94	42	21	5	21	21	17	Water	Bug	64 / 32 / 4
Treant	800	126	21	94	38	42	5	21	21	17	Fire	Plant	64 / 32 / 4

AS A WORD OF WARNING, there are numerous poisonous puddles in the forest. These will, obviously, poison you if you step in them. At Job Level 4, Freelancers learn the ability Dungeon Master that prevents the field terrain from doing such effects, so that's one way to deal with it. Alternately, you can buy a crapload of Antidotes or waste MP on Poisona, but they're ... well, costly. Luckily, there's a fox at the entrance of the forest; his shops are the same as in the Yulyana Needleworks, so if you need details, go to the section Yulyana Woods Needleworks's Shops.

South Woods: Begin by going along the linear path before you for a bit. As you go along, you'll have a fork going west and north. If you go west - along the path that's NOT poisonous - you'll reach a chest with a Remedy inside. (Crossing the poison swamp is a bit shorter, but, you know, poison.) Continue along the main path northward and into the next area.

Central Woods: Here, go east a bit to a fork. Go east if you want to take a look at a locked chest; otherwise, go north and east to find a different chest containing a Phoenix Down. Return to the north/east fork and go east and past the chest and along the linear path; you'll find two chests on the way, containing 2,000 pg and a Scimitar. After grabbing the latter, return to just west of where the Phoenix Down and go north and along the path to the next area.

North Woods: Two paths in this area are quickly presented unto you. Go along the one to the west to find a chest at the end containing a Hi-Potion. Go along the southbound path next and east at the fork to head into the Central Woods for a chest containing an X-Potion. Return after and go west at the fork from before. Eventually, you'll see a southbound path; follow it to find an Earthing Rod in a chest. North of where you turned south, you can find another chest, this containing an Ether. Head back to the fork and now head west to another fork; first go southwest for a Turbo Ether, then go north. Head east at the fork just south of the Adventurer to reach a Remedy chest, then go speak with the Adventurer for the usual before going to the overworld.

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Overworld - Florem Region

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Alraune	600	132	22	94	44	22	10	22	22	18	Fire, Dark	Plant	126 / 63 / 7
Myconid	800	126	21	94	42	21	5	21	21	17	Fire	Plant	64 / 32 / 4
Poison Moth	1,000	138	23	94	46	23	10	23	23	19	Wind	Bug, Aerial	126 / 63 / 7
Scorpion	1,000	137	32	94	42	21	5	21	21	17	Water	Bug	64 / 32 / 4

When you arrive in the overworld, you simply have to head a bit to the northwest - not much else to it.

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Arrival in Florem

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Bomb Fragment	[_] Ether	[_] Lilith's Kiss	[_] Star Pendant	[_] Tengu Yawn

FLOREM ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Balsam	100 pg	Cures the Dread status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Remedy	500 pg	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Awakens a Sleeping target

FLOREM MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Cura	White	800 pg	9 MP	Level 3	Restores a moderate amount of HP; damages the undead
Esuna	White	800 pg	8 MP	Level 3	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Raise	White	800 pg	18 MP	Level 3	Revives from KO with ~200 HP; 70% chance to kill the undead
Blizzara	Black	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Water-based damage
Fira	Black	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Fire-based damage
Thundara	Black	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Lightning-based damage
Haste	Time	400 pg	8 MP	Level 2	Boosts Speed by 50% for 4 turns; ignores Reflect
Quara	Time	400 pg	15 MP	Level 2	Moderate Earth-based damage
Teleport	Time	400 pg	20 MP	Level 2	Leave battles and dungeons (there are some exceptions, though!)

+B FLOREM WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Acorn Hat	Helmet	600 pg	-	-	-	-	6	1	-	N/A
Composite Bow	Bow	1,950 pg	44	-	95	-	-	-	-	30% chance to Poison target; damage +50% to Flying
Cross Shield	Shield	1,000 pg	-	-	-	-	18	9	24	N/A
Earthing Rod	Accessory	2,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Paralysis
Floral Robe	Torso Armor	1,500 pg	-	3	-	-	17	4	-	N/A
Frenzy Dagger	Dagger	1,200 pg	20	-	95	3	-	-	-	25% chance to Berserk target
Jade Crosier	Staff	1,200 pg	15	-	90	-	-	-	-	Mind +3; damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Laurel Wreath	Helmet	650 pg	-	2	-	-	4	3	-	N/A
Mirage Vest	Torso Armor	1,600 pg	-	-	-	-	19	5	20	N/A
Peace Ring	Accessory	2,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Confusion
Rod of Fire	Rod	1,500 pg	12	12	90	-	-	-	-	Fire-based attacks are 10% stronger
Scimitar	Sword	2,000 pg	24	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Spiked Knuckles	Knuckles	1,200 pg	34	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Valkyrie Halberd	Spear	1,850 pg	22	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Yggdrasil Armor	Torso	2,000 pg	-	-	-	-	24	6	-	N/A
Yggdrasil Helm	Helmet	700 pg	-	-	-	-	7	1	-	N/A

Welcome to the Land of Radiant Flowers! And radiant they are! Oh, and women! Plenty of women! "A whole nation of women you say!?", indeed, Ringabel. Umm... I'm rambling. >_> <_< Let the introductory scene suit you.

When you regain control in the city entrance, you'll notice the shops are neatly arranged on the map: going clockwise, you can visit the armory, the inn (which costs 40 pg), the items shop, and the magic shop. Most everything here should be an improvement on what you already have, or at least of equal quality in regards to the Scimitar and the accessories. The most important change in items is undoubtedly the omnipotent Remedy - though it can't cure KO, it works well for convenience, when you have multiple ailments, or ... well, actually, that's all it's good for. >_> Also stock up a little on the new Balsams - Dread isn't quite common, but better safe than sorry.

You can also buy some Level 3 White/Black Magic and Level 2 Time Magic here. Of the White Magic, everything - I repeat, everything - will almost certainly help you. Cura is a better Cure; Raise revives from KO; and Esuna is like a Remedy! The Black Magic is also of the quintessial elemental "-ra" tier that'll you need for your Black Mage to do some decent damage from here on. And then there's the Time Magic, all of which is also good - Haste speeds you up and is amazing for bosses; Teleport works when a Teleport Stone is not in your pocket; and Quara is a nice way for your Time Mage to do something other than self-buffing. So, yeah, splurge!

Once you're done, take note of the hidden Bomb Fragment near the magic shop, and the Ether further west in the flowers near the city entrance. After, head north into another area. There, head along the main path to that big, glowing white one and look around the southeastern corner of it for a Lilith's Kiss. Now head along that side-path you skipped and into the building at the end.

After the scene there (in which we opt to head for the Water Temple), re-enter the matriarch's room. There is a Star Pendant hidden in the top-right corner of the room, while there also is a Tengu Yawn just at the northernmost point of the room. Once you're done with the town as a whole, return to the overworld.

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Temple of Water

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Remedy	[_] Rebuff Locket	[_] Hi-Potion	[_] Phoenix Down	[_] Ice Charm	[_] X-Potion	[_] Ether

To find the Temple of Water, head southwest in the overworld and look for a "T" junction in the dirt paths just past the bridge southwest of Florem. Follow the southeastbound branch to find the Temple - there are no enemies in here, so yay! (Or "boo", depending on how you look at it.)

Once inside the Temple (whose design noticeably mirrors that of the Temple of Wind), go into the side-hall to the west and head south to find a Remedy. Return to the main room and leave it heading east, like before. (If you want to go straight to the part where you have to, go north instead, but I'll cover whole thing.) As you pass the library room, enter and press A for a scene. Re-enter the room and go south from the southwest corner to find a hidden path; follow it south and east to a chest containing a Rebuff Locket.

Return into the main hall north of the library and go east and into the next southern alcove for a Hi-Potion. The next alcove to the east will contain a Phoenix Down in another chest. Go north and into the mess hall if you want another scene, then continue into the northeasternmost room to find an Ice Charm. The room just to the west of there will contain an X-Potion. The next large room to the west will yield another scene, then continue further west into the entrance hall again. There is another side-path in the northwestern portion that yields an Ether if you go south there. Back in the entrance hall, go north and speak with the Adventurer, then continue on into the next area. There will be some scenes there before you need to return to Florem.

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The Sacred Flower Festival

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After the scenes in the Temple, return to Florem and speak again with the matriarch. The group eventually settles on entering the "rather plain" Agnès into the Sacred Flower Festival. You generally should begin by speaking with everyone in town. As you do, you'll trigger some events allowing you to go for hair dye and hairpins. Begin by speaking with the person at the other end of the path for going to the matriach; she'll mention the spirit hairpin she has on. Go to the shop and there will be a scene there regarding the two main trends of late (dying and pinning), after which you should go west and speak with the blue-haired girl, then go south and speak with the man from Ancheim, then northwest and with the brown-haired girl.

After learning about the perverse old man (who I thought was the Sage before I remembered he knew the vestal of water =P), go back and speak with the matriarch. ... Oh, wait, I was right. >_> Erm... Anyhow, after the scene, head to the entrance of the town and speak with the woman at the armory and she'll mention how to look for hairpins (in the gardens to the west).

Finally, speak with the woman to the south of there who is selling the hair dye. After doing so, return to the plaza and speak with the person at the end of the path to the matriarch's. After the scene there, speak again with the woman at the item shop to learn that the dye merchant comes from the east.

All this work combined opens up two sub-scenarios for us to do; as usual, they're optional (as far as I know), but also recommended as always. Here they are:

• The Florem Garden
• The Twisted Treetop

Finally, the thing that is required for story progress isn't really a Sub-Scenario, so go to Mount Fragmentum for those details. Or scroll down a wee bit. Whatever.

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Mount Fragmentum

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Ripper	[_] Remedy	[_] 1,000 pg	[_] 500 pg	[_] Hi-Potion	[_] Nodachi	[_] Ether

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Chomper	600	125	75	95	50	75	41	25	25	25	Lightning	Aquatic	0 / 60 / 7
Dryad	1,200	144	24	94	48	24	11	24	24	20	Fire	Plant	97 / 65 / 7
Grizzly	2,400	150	25	95	50	25	11	25	25	20	Earth	Beast	136 / 68 / 7
White Cait	1,200	125	25	95	66	25	21	25	25	20	Water, Dark	Beast	98 / 68 / 7

Overworld: So, we're now on the way to finding the Sage in Yulyana ... that perverse old dude, remember? Once you're back in the overworld, head southeast and across the two bridges. Once past the second, follow the dirt path for a while and it will eventually turn due south, if but briefly - go east from there to find a cave into Mount Fragmentum.

Mt. Fragmentum - West: Whoa, the graphics look pretty similar to the Norende Ravine. O_o When you arrive, immediately head west and along the path. The path ends in a small loop with a chest at the southern end; open it for a Ripper, then return to the entrance and head east and south. As you go along the path, you'll find a Remedy in a chest. Soon thereafter, you'll find a north/east fork. Go east and to the end of the path to find 1,000 pg in a chest. Return to the fork and go north and along the linear path into the next area.

Mt. Fragmentum - Slope: As you enter the area, you'll see a chest nearby; open it for 500 pg. At this fork marking the entrance to the area, head east and along the path to find a chest, in which you'll find a Hi-Potion along the way. As you continue along it and turn south, two eastbound paths will open up to the east. Go along the northern of the two to find a Nodachi at the end, then return to the Slope area and continue south and west, opposite the remaining exit, to soon find an Ether.

If you continue further west, you can speak with a man at the end of the next side-path to the south to try to withstand the attack of the water summon Ziusudra - withstand the attack and you'll learn this summon for your Summoners! (The attack is immediately at the battle's start, so there's no preparation allowed other than healing in the field beforehand: the attack is Water-based and will deal aronud 1,500 damage, so a Level 33 or so party MIGHT survive.) Now use the southeastern exit from the Slope.

Mt. Fragmentum - East: This area quickly devolves into a linear path. Speak with the Adventurer on the way for the usual shop-'n'-save deal, but that's the only feature other than the exit into the overworld. ... Oh, right, and a big turtle.

After the battle, continue out of the dungeon to the overworld near Yulyana.

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Twilight Ruins

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Hi-Potion	[_] Ether	[_] Remedy	[_] 500 pg	[_] Zeus's Wrath	[_] 1,000 pg	[_] Birch Bow	[_] Hermes Sandals	[_] Ether
[_] Courage Ring	[_] Turbo Ether	[_] X-Potion	[_] Dark Charm

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Aqua Lantern	2,000	140	60	95	73	28	11	28	28	23	Lightning	Inorganic	105 / 70 / 7
Imp	2,000	140	28	95	70	56	11	28	28	23	Earth, Light	Demon	105 / 70 / 7
Minotaur	3,000	154	42	95	56	28	11	28	28	23	Earth	Beast	140 / 70 / 7

Yulyana Region: After finishing Mt. Fragmentum, head east in the overworld to the Sage's house. After some sucking up (or something), we get what we need there. Sort of. Anyhow, before leaving, sleep in the beds and shop at the fox - the details of the latter can again be found in the Yulyana Woods Needleworks's Shops section, though whether you'd really need to shop is debatable. Backtrack to Mt. Fragmentum and go on through it.

Florem: On the other side, you'll automatically go back to Florem for the Festival. Once you regain control, you can go east and speak with the girl with the hairpin to work on a sub-scenario. Head to the next area for now, though, to begin the Festival. After, sleep at the inn to further the sub-scenario, DeRosa the Red Mage, while re-entering the town can also help further The Withering Wood. The conditions are a little complex to deal with for here, so just go to their respective sections. In any case, our next destination is the Twilight Ruins to the west in the overworld.

Twilight Ruins - 1F: When you arrive, go west and north to the intersection where you can see two doros to the north. Use the one on the east side first to find a Hi-Potion, then go through the other door. Go along the path for a bit to a fork again. There, use the western of the northbound paths to reach an Ether, then go along the other path. (Retrigger the green switch on the way to open the door!) This will take you to an east/west fork; first go east to find a Remedy, then go west and downstairs.

Twilight Ruins - East B1F: Go west and north along the path to find a chest containing 500 pg. Go back through the door and trigger the yellow switch, then go south through the newly-opened door. At the end of the path are two doors. Go through the open one to the east, then through the red-crystal one further north to find a chest with Zeus's Wrath inside. As you go back from it, be sure to use the red crystal, then use the green crystal and go north along that path. Use the first-available southbound path. Soon, a path will open off to the west; ignore it for the moment and go further south and plunder the chest at the end for 1,000 pg. THEN go back and use the westbound path, which leads to some stairs.

Twilight Ruins - B2F: When you arrive, you'll see three northbound paths. First go along the easternmost of the trio and use the switch at the end to reach a chest containing a Birch Bow, which is pretty good for fighting those semi-resilient Imps around here. Return to the stairs and be sure to trigger the switch again on the way; after, trigger the nearby yellow switch and go along the westernmost path in a similar manner to obtain some Hermes Sandals. Once both of these are done, use the center of the three halls and go along it.

Eventually, a path will open off to the west. First continue north and through the doorway to find an Ether in the chest beyond. As you return southward afterward (lol "ward"-play), trigger the red switch and then go along that new path. To the south is naught but a locked chest, but to the north are some stairs going up to the western portion of B1F.

Twilight Ruins - West B1F: Here, go west and north to find a fork. First, let's look at the western, closed door - go due south of it to find a hidden path; go as far south and east as possible to find a Courage Ring. Return to the "T"-junction and use the eastern door twice to find a chest with a Turbo Ether. Trigger the red switch next to that door and go along the other northbound path here to soon find an X-Potion. As you backtrack to the southernmost "T"-junction, retrigger all crystals next to open doors on the way. From the first "T"-junction, go north to another fork. Trigger the blue crystal and go through the newly-opened door to find a chest with a Dark Charm inside. Then retrigger the blue crystal and go through the other door north- and westward into the next area. Be sure to save with the Adventurer on the way!

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In the Hidden Village

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Once you've left the Twilight Ruins, there will be a scene. And why not a boss to go with them fries?

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Revival of the Water Crystal

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After the scene in the Western Hidden Village post-boss, head back into the Twilight Ruins and backtrack your way out of there, or just use a Teleport Stone or somethin'. After having returned to the overworld, return eastward to Florem, since there's some much needed healing, I suppose. After that (if you needed it), go to the Water Temple again. There, go north and into the altar where the Water Crystal resides - save with the Adventurer on the way!

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Blue Seas, Blue Sky...

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY (MAIN OCEAN)
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Death Pirate	3,000	160	48	101	64	32	2	32	32	26	Fire, Light	Undead	173 / 120 / 15
Helldiver	3,000	155	31	96	62	31	12	31	31	25	Wind	Aerial	192 / 120 / 15
Mad Shark	4,000	155	31	96	62	31	12	31	31	25	Lightning	Aquatic	193 / 120 / 15
Monoceros	4,000	155	46	96	62	31	12	31	31	25	Lightning	Aquatic	192 / 120 / 15
Sea Serpent	2,400	155	31	96	62	31	12	31	31	25	Water, Earth	Aquatic	173 / 100 / 15

After the battle, you have to revive the Water Crystal. As with the Wind Crystal, you have to press X repeatedly until Airy says to, and don't stop until told to. You'll also receive an additional support unit thingie for your abilities, too. After this, leave the Temple and you'll return automatically to Florem for a scene. Once you're done healing and restocking there, return to the overworld and head southeast to and through the Miasma Woods again.

Once the other side, I recommend going south of Ancheim briefly and into the Water Temple. In the northern portions of 2F is a man who you can speak with to learn the Summon Hresvelgr, a Wind-based summon. If you can survive the attack from it, you will learn it - as usual, it is used immediately at the start, so be fully healed, and perhaps have the Wind Charm on someone. My Level 41 party took about 1,500 damage all-around, so you know.

Other than that minor quest, return north to the Eschalot on the northern shore of the desert. After gaining control of the Eschalot - which can now only travel on water - sail westward. After a brief scene you'll encounter as you go into the awakened open ocean, head southwest to the yellow bubble on the map.

Chapter 3: Beloved Bonds

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Chapter Flowchart

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• Main Walkthrough:
  • The Grandship
  • Overworld - To Eisenberg!
  • Hartschild
  • Grapp Keep
  • Mythril Mine
  • Starkfort
  • Underflow
  • Temple of Fire
  • The Grandship's Engine Room
  • Conclusion of Chapter 3

• Related Sub-Scenarios:
  • S.S. Funky Francisca
  • Battle at the Big Bridge
  • Starkfort's Salve-Maker
  • Return to Starkfort
  • Meanwhile, in Hartschild...

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The Grandship

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Antarctic Wind	[_] Flame Charm	[_] Bacchus's Wine	[_] 1,000 pg	[_] X-Potion

GRANDSHIP ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Balsam	100 pg	Cures the Dread status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Remedy	500 pg	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Awakens a Sleeping target

GRANDSHIP MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Cura	White	800 pg	9 MP	Level 3	Restores a moderate amount of HP; damages the undead
Esuna	White	800 pg	8 MP	Level 3	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Raise	White	800 pg	18 MP	Level 3	Revives from KO with ~200 HP; 70% chance to kill the undead
Blizzara	Black	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Water-based damage
Fira	Black	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Fire-based damage
Thundara	Black	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Lightning-based damage
Haste	Time	400 pg	8 MP	Level 2	Boosts Speed by 50% for 4 turns; ignores Reflect
Quara	Time	400 pg	15 MP	Level 2	Moderate Earth-based damage
Teleport	Time	400 pg	20 MP	Level 2	Leave battles and dungeons (there are some exceptions, though!)

+B GRANDSHIP WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Aeolian Bow	Bow	3,600 pg	54	-	95	-	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying
Artisan Gloves	Accessory	2,500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Dexterity +10
Earthing Rod	Accessory	2,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Paralysis
Hermes Sandals	Accessory	5,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Agility +10
Iron Pole	Staff	3,000 pg	34	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Osafune	Katana	3,500 pg	30	-	90	15	-	-	-	N/A
Rod of Ice	Rod	3,800 pg	15	15	90	-	-	-	-	Water attacks are 10% stronger
Viking Axe	Axe	4,800 pg	36	-	85	-3	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Aquatic
Viking Coat	Torso Armor	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	24	6	-	N/A

After the scene on the Eschalot, go north and board the Grandship. After the initial scene here, go to the far east and south to find a hidden Antarctic Wind, then go back west and into the tavern. Examine the foremost of the tables on its second floor to get a Flame Charm. On the lower floor, you can find a Bacchus's Wine in the northwestern barrels, too. Return outside and go up the stairs to the east, then further east and north to find a hidden 1,000 pg. Finders keepers~!

Use the nearby path to go to the next area. There, you'll find an armory and a magic shop to the east, with an inn (50 pg) and an item shop to the west. After splurging or somethin', speak with the boy at the "!" on the map; he is the Zatz you're looking for. After the brief conversation, return to the tavern and speak with Zatz inside. After the scene there, return to the Eschalot.

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Overworld - To Eisenberg!

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Deathstalker	2,400	160	48	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Water	Bug	192 / 120 / 15
Ghost	3,000	160	32	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Fire, Light	Undead	192 / 120 / 15
Imp	2,000	140	28	95	70	56	11	28	28	23	Earth, Light	Demon	105 / 70 / 7
Soil Eater	6,000	192	48	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Water	Bug	384 / 240 / 30
Valtora	3,000	160	32	96	64	32	31	32	32	26	Fire	Beast	192 / 120 / 15

After returning to the Eschalot, head west for a while to the "!" mark on the southern coast of the western continent. After the scene, speak with Datz and Zatz if you need some questions answered, then just leave through the door nearby. Once you return into the overworld, head southwest along the coast. After the scene with Kamiizumi, head northwest into the barren land. To the northeast of there is the Eisen Bridge. After a scene there, you'll need to head to the far west to Hartschild.

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Hartschild

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Elixir	[_] Gale Hairpin	[_] Kunai

HARTSCHILD ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Balsam	100 pg	Cures the Dread status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Remedy	500 pg	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Awakens a Sleeping target

HARTSCHILD MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Aerora	White	1,600 pg	15 MP	Level 4	Moderate Wind-based damage
Dispel	White	1,600 pg	8 MP	Level 4	Remove all stat buffs/debuffs, Regen, Stop, Reflect, Reraise, element affinity changes, damage absorption, and Sword Magic (all of which that are not permanent)
Reflect	White	1,600 pg	16 MP	Level 4	Reflects White, Black, and Time Magic to the opposite side (i.e. you to enemy)
Gravity	Time	800 pg	12 MP	Level 3	Halves the target's HP sometimes
Slowga	Time	800 pg	16 MP	Level 3	Decreases Speed by 25% for four turns; ignores Reflect
Veil	Time	800 pg	8 MP	Level 3	Increases evasion by 50% for four turns; ignores Reflect

+B HARTSCHILD WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Black Cowl	Helmet	1,200 pg	-	-	-	-	8	2	10	N/A
Dark Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Dark damage
Defender	Sword	5,000 pg	27	-	90	-	10	-	-	N/A
Earth Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Earth damage
Flame Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Fire damage
Force Armlets	Accessory	2,500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Mind +10
Halberd	Spear	4,500 pg	27	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Holy Miter	Helmet	1,000 pg	-	3	-	-	5	4	-	Mind +5
Ice Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Ice damage
Large Shield	Shield	2,500 pg	-	-	-	-	24	12	22	N/A
Light Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Light damage
Main-Gauche	Dagger	3,500 pg	22	-	95	3	-	-	20	N/A
Orichalcum Helm	Helmet	1,500 pg	-	-	-	-	8	2	-	N/A
Orichalcum Mail	Torso Armor	5,000 pg	-	-	-	-	30	7	-	N/A
Thunder Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Lightning damage
White Robe	Torso Armor	4,000 pg	-	4	-	-	22	5	-	Mind +20
Wind Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Wind damage

After the introductory scene, you can head west to save-'n'-shop with the Adventurer. The inn (60 pg) is just to the north of him. If you use the northwestern path of the town, you can head to an item shop. If you walk along its southwest side, not on the path itself, you can investigate some barrels to find the ever-invaluable Elixir! ^_^ The northeastern path of the town yields the armory at the end. Jsut southeast of the large mansion is a magic shop.

Of everything here, it would probably be wisest to prioritize the buying of Aerora and Reflect - everything else is somewhat skippable for the moment magic-wise, but those two can be IMMENSELY helpful in bosses! The armor is, as usual, mostly new so you should buy what you want there. If you feel like it, some Flame Charms for the end-of-chapter boss may be appropriate, if you don't mind swapping out whatever accessories you already have. (Note: If you plan on using the Main-Gauche, note that the Kunai, which is the same thing with 5 more P. ATK., will be found elsewhere in town!)

Anyhow, enter the large mansion to the north and, after a lot of scenes, you'll be tasked with returning to the Eisen Bridge for now. First re-enter the mansion and go due west upon entering to find a Gale Hairpin, then go upstairs and to the bedroom to the west. In its northeast corner is a hidden Kunai. When you're done, return to the overworld.

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Grapp Keep

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] X-Potion	[_] 2,000 pg	[_] Turbo Ether	[_] Glaive	[_] Rebuff Locket	[_] Elixir	[_] Bomb Fragment	[_] Bacchus's Wine

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Bone Hunter	3,000	176	60	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Fire, Light	Undead	197 / 124 / 15
Bone Knight	3,000	176	60	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Fire, Light	Undead	197 / 124 / 15
Bone Lancer	3,000	176	60	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Fire, Light	Undead	197 / 124 / 15
Zombie Knight	4,000	176	48	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Fire, Lightning, Light	Undead	197 / 124 / 5

Overworld: Once you've decided, back in Hartschild, to aid the Shieldbearers ('cuz what's cooler than a grand ol' shield?), head eastward in the overworld to Eisen Bridge. After the scene there, you are tasked with going to the Grapp Keep. Note that the Sub-Scenario S.S. Funky Francisca is unlocked as well! I highly recommend doing the latter since you can get the physically-best class, Pirate, for winning! Anyhow, once you intend to head to Grapp Keep, head east of the bridge, then along the lighter dirt path in front of you, going east at both "T"-junctions to find the keep.

Grapp Keep - 1F: When you arrive, go along the path just to the east and you'll find a switch in the southwest corner of the room at the end; trigger it. Return to the entrance and go north, then west when possible, and west again at the north/west fork. This will take you to a chest containing an X-Potion; grab it, then return to the fork and go north and upstairs.

Grapp Keep - 2F: Go southeast and steal the 2,000 pg from the chest, then go northeast and flip the switch. After, head northwest and downstairs.

Grapp Keep - 1F: Go southeast and trigger the switch, then backtrack to the stairs just south of here, still on 1F. Go through the newly-opened door to the northeast to find a Turbo Ether and a locked chest which we must leave alone ... for now. Anyhow, return to the dungeon entrance and go north and upstairs.

Grapp Keep - 2F: Go north and you'll find two sets of stairs. Use the downbound ones to the east to soon find a Glaive. As for the other stairs?

Grapp Keep - 3F: When you arrive, go west and south to find a Rebuff Locket at the end of the path. Return to the staircase and head now east and south. At the corner where the stairs lie, go around to the southeast side of the stairs and head south into a hidden passage. Head far to the west for an Elixir, then return to the stairs and use 'em.

Grapp Keep - 2F: After descending, go north and east into the little side-hall there and open the chest for a Bomb Fragment. Return into the main hall and continue to the northeast corner. There, go downstairs and flip the switch to make a shortcut should you come back in the future. Back in the 2F hall, continue west and to the end of the path to find a chest containing some of Bacchus's Wine.

Then return to the entrance you used and head west of those stairs. At the end of the path is a switch to trigger, so, y'know, trigger it. After, use the shortcut you opened to return to 1F and go up the central staircase there to 2F again, then head south along the newly opened path. This will take you to 3F. Speak with the Adventurer to the north to save and shop, then continue north. Examine the sparkly thing in the bookcase to the north to set off the alarm.

After the fight, you'll recover the poison vial. Wanna sip? =P Anyhow, after the fight, just leave the dungeon by any means you desire.

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Mythril Mine

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] X-Potion	[_] Earth Drum	[_] Turbo Ether	[_] 1,000 pg

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Black Axefighter	3,000	195	43	97	78	39	11	39	39	32	Lightning	Human	216 / 162 / 17
Black Blade	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Lightning	Human	206 / 155 / 16
Black Pikeman	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Lightning	Human	206 / 155 / 16
Carbuncle	2,600	170	34	96	85	34	11	34	34	28	Wind, Dark	Beast	202 / 153 / 16
Mythril Shell	5,000	204	96	96	66	34	1	34	34	28	Water	Aquatic	405 / 304 / 32
Succubus	2,600	170	34	96	68	34	2	34	34	28	Wind	Demon, Aerial	202 / 153 / 16

Overworld: After taking the poison vial from the Grapp Keep, head back to the Eisen Bridge. After the scene there, speak again with Commander Goodman and ask him those three questions you can if you wish to participate in the Sub-Scenario Battle at the Big Bridge. Other than that, your new task for now is to head to the Mythril Mine. Go west from the Bridge and head north between the two towers that used to have a gate between them; just beyond them, you'll see the Mine as a cave in the distance.

Mythril Mine - B1F: After the introductory scene here, there will be a battle, and six more total throughout the dungeon against some of these Black Blades members. Anyhow, go west for a while, ignoring the southbound path halfway along. You'll come to find a Black Blade member guarding an X-Potion chest. Plunder the chest after the fight, then go east and use the southbound path. If you go along the eastern path at the soon-to-be-found fork, you'll have a fight at the end. Head along the western of the forks afterward to find a clearing with some stairs. Go northwest for a forced fight, southwest for an Earth Drum, and southeast to another forced fight. Use the stairs when done.

Mythril Mine - B2F: Here, begin by going east to another forced Black Blade bash. Far to the north of there is another in addition to a Turbo Ether chest. If you go back south and off to the northwest, there will be another fork (northwest/southwest). Go southwest, then west at the next fork to get 1,000 pg. Go back one fork and head south this time for a forced fight. Go back two forks (again, northwest/southwest) and head northwest. As you go, you'll see the Adventurer. Save-'n'-shop if you want to, but we're not done yet.

Just southwest of that clearing is a small dead-end with a battle at its end. If you go west, you'll see a locked chest; make note of it for now, but, as usual, you'll have to wait until Chapter 6. Go south from it, though, and southwest at the fork to find the final forced battle to save the children. (Going southeast loops back to the floor entrance.) With all of these done, you're welcome to leave; nothing remains here.

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Starkfort

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Earth Drum	[_] Stardust	[_] 500 pg	[_] Hi-Potion	[_] 1,000 pg	[_] Ice Brand

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Black Axefighter	3,000	195	43	97	78	39	11	39	39	32	Lightning	Human	216 / 162 / 17
Black Blade	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Lightning	Human	206 / 155 / 16
Black Pikeman	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Lightning	Human	206 / 155 / 16
Fire D'gon	5,000	215	43	98	86	43	11	43	43	35	Water	Dragon	400 / 300 / 17
Hellhound	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Water	Beast	206 / 155 / 16

STARKFORT MERCHANT ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Balsam	100 pg	Cures the Dread status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Remedy	500 pg	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Awakens a Sleeping target

STARKFORT MERCHANT MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Aspir	Black	1,600 pg	1 MP	Level 4	Damages the target's MP; user regains MP (or loses if target is Undead) equal to 10% of the damage
Drain	Black	1,600 pg	8 MP	Level 4	Damages the target's HP; user regains HP (or loses if target is Undead) equal to the amount of damage
Fear	Black	1,600 pg	5 MP	Level 4	Has a 75% chance to induce Dread in the target
Comet	Time	1,600 pg	25 MP	Level 4	Non-elemental damage to a target 1~4 times; ignores Reflect
Hastega	Time	1,600 pg	32 MP	Level 4	Raises all allies' Speed by 50% for four turns; ignores Reflect
Veilga	Time	1,600 pg	24 MP	Level 4	Raises all allies' Evasion by 50% for four turns; ignores Reflect

+B STARKFORT MERCHANT WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Battle Mace	Rod	4,800 pg	27	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Black Robe	Torso Armor	6,000 pg	-	3	-	-	20	5	-	Intelligence +20
Giant's Gloves	Accessory	1,500 pg	-	-	-	-	6	1	-	Strength +10, Dexterity -50
Hammer Knuckles	Knuckles	4,200 pg	46	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Headband	Helmet	1,800 pg	-	-	-	-	6	1	-	Strength +10
Mage's Hat	Helmet	1,500 pg	-	3	-	-	4	3	-	Intelligence +5
Orichal Dagger	Dagger	5,000 pg	27	-	95	3	-	-	-	N/A
Power Bracers	Accessory	4,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Strength +10
Power Sash	Torso Armor	2,400 pg	-	-	-	-	22	5	-	Strength +5
Spiked Shield	Shield	3,700 pg	5	-	-	-	20	10	23	N/A
Zweilhander	Sword	7,500 pg	35	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A

Overworld: As you happen to leave the Mine, you'll be told that one boy, Egil, remains in Starkfort, far to the north of the Mines. Heal and restock back in Hartschild - remember, you can set the Encounter Rate to -100% to prevent all battles if you're really desperate! To reach Starkfort, go east of the Eisen Bridge and northeast towards the Grapp Keep, then head northwest from there for a while.

Starkfort Exterior: After the introductory scene, go to the far right first and you can speak with the Adventurer to save and a merchant to shop up on some new stuff. The main appeals here are Aspir, Drain, Comet, and Veilga. (Final Fantasy veterans may consider Hastega, but remember that the system here is not an ATB system - it's strictly turn-based, so going first via Hastega is like trying to go first in Pokémon: only good if you wanna one-hit-kill something, basically. To each their own though.) Aspir is nice for regaining MP, Drain for some cheap HP recovery (and since it's a 1-to-1 ratio for damage and restoration, you can easily fully heal with a couple of BP!), and Comet is always nice to give your Time Mage something naaaasty. ... Ish. Anyhow, there's also a lot of base-stat-boosting equipment here, so plunder if you have some specialized units (i.e. the Pirate).

There's also other stuff to do outside. Mostly, just finding hidden items. If you hug the northern rock wall as you between the area's entrance and the fort, you can Inspect a little crag between two rocks for an Earth Drum. If you go due south of the Adventurer and west to the end of that small path, you can also find some Stardust. That's it out here. And the fort?

Starkfort - 1F: When you arrive, go into the first room west of the entrance and to the south to find 500 pg. The room just east of the entrance has two more eastbound paths, the northern of which will yield a Hi-Potion. When you go north, Ringabel will consult the Notebook of D and find out that Egil lies to the east. If you want to go west, look in the section Starkfort's Salve-Maker for more, since it yields 1,000 pg and the Salve-Maker asterisk, and is thusly a Sub-Scenario. Otherwise, go east and upstairs.

Starkfort - 2F: When you arrive, go due south and you'll find an Ice Brand in a chest. You should be able to see the main hall going southward to the east of here, so go along it now. At the end, you'll find and rescue Egil; once that's doe, just backtrack to the overworld.

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Underflow

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Bomb Fragment	[_] 2,000 pg	[_] Safety Ring	[_] X-Potion	[_] Fire Charm	[_] Turbo Ether	[_] Diamond Staff
[_] Flare Hatchet	[_] Gale Bow

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Black Axefighter	3,000	195	43	97	78	39	11	39	39	32	Lightning	Human	216 / 162 / 17
Black Blade	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Lightning	Human	206 / 155 / 16
Black Pikeman	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Lightning	Human	206 / 155 / 16
Demon	3,400	205	41	98	106	41	11	41	41	33	Light	Demon	375 / 250 / 17
Flare Lantern	3,000	195	40	97	104	39	11	39	39	32	Water	Inorganic	212 / 159 / 16
Inferno Golem	6,000	205	41	98	82	41	11	41	41	33	Water	Inorganic	432 / 324 / 17
Magician	3,000	185	41	98	111	41	11	41	41	33	Earth	Demon	c 375 / 250 / 17
Minotaur Zombie	6,000	200	40	98	80	40	11	40	40	32	Earth, Light	Undead, Beast	424 / 318 / 16
Red Flan	3,000	195	39	97	104	39	11	39	39	32	Water	Inorganic	200 / 150 / 16

NOTE ABOUT THE UNDERFLOW: The Underflow dungeon has quite the notable field danger to it: lava. You're probably accustomed to it: hot, steamy, molten rock and minerals that flow throughout the crust and mantle of the Earth. Obviously, it will hurt you in this game. A lot. You'll lose about 10% of your HP every time you step on it. The Dungeon Master ability of Freelancers (Level 4) can help deal with this, though! Alterantively, you can look at the ground: certain patches qwhere the lava are will glow red when you'll be damaged and black when you won't be. Time it right!

Overworld: After having rescued Egil and left the Starkfort, head back to Hartschild. After the brief scene upon your arrival, head into Commander Goodman's house in the northern part of town - after healing and shopping, of course! After the scene there, head to the path going to the southwest of the town. Eventually, you are sent off to the Mythril Mine again to find the Underflow to the Fire Temple. As you go, you'll fight one each of the main Black Blade classes. After the fight and scene thereafter, continue into the mines.

Mythril Mine: You should already be familiar with the layout of the dungeon by now, so you're more than capable of finding the way to B2F. There, head to the northernmost portion of the floor, where the Adventurer is, and go through the door just to his north.

Underflow - East 1F: When you arrive, go north and along the linear, lava-covered path for a bit. There will eventually be a southbound path to the south, so follow it and you'll find 1,000 pg at the end. After getting it, return north and go along the main path. You'll eventually reach an east/west fork; go east and you'll find another fork. Continue east there to find a Bomb Arm, then return and go south and southwest for a Bomb Fragment. Return once more to the fork. If you head southeast of there, you can find a locked chest, but ... y'know, it's locked, so we can't open it yet. Anyhow, backtrack to the east/west fork you should be able to see in the northwestern part of the floor, then go west and along to the next floor.

Underflow - East 2F: Here, go south and west to find a fork. Go south there and you'll find a side-path off to the east, along which you'll find 2,000 pg. Return to the main path here and continue north to the northwest/south fork and head ... well, northwest. Soon thereafter, there will be a west/south fork. If you go along the long, linear path to the west, you'll find a Safety Ring at the end, which is useful for preventing death. After, go south of the fork from before and you'll find the 3F stairs.

Underflow - 3F: As you go through this area, some parts of the path could collapse: they won't hurt you, it's just to bait you into going somewhere. Anyhow, when you arrive, go north, then west at the fork. You'll need to go south soon thereafter. This will soon lead to yet ANOTHER fork, this one going west and southeast; first go southeast to find the useful X-Potion, then go west from the fork. Skip the collapsable path to the north you soon find, going north at the second one instead. Eventually, a path to the southeast will open up; follow it and skip the fork to find an ironic Flame Charm. As for that side-path we skipped? Follow it and you will get a Turbo Ether. Now backtrack to the start of that southeastbound path and go north to find some stairs.

Underflow - West 2F: When you arrive, go west and south as soon as possible, and continue south to find a chest in the southeast corner containing a Diamond Staff. Return waaay back north and head west, waaay west. In the corner there, you'll find a path to the south; follow it to a clearing with three paths going from it. Go along the path to the east, then head east and north at the forks to find your way to a Flare Hatchet. (As you're probably aware by now, it's not a good idea to use it for this dungeon. =P) Backtrack to the east/west fork and go west, then north when first possible. At the end of the lengthy path is a Gale Bow; after grabbing it, go back to where you turned north and head west and use the stairs.

Underflow - West 1F: Head west to the bridge. After a lucky break on the bridge, continue north and along to the Temple.

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Temple of Fire

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Flametongue	[_] Iceflame Shield	[_] X-Potion	[_] Turbo Ether	[_] Elixir

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Demon	3,400	205	41	98	106	41	11	41	41	33	Light	Demon	375 / 250 / 17
Flare Lantern	3,000	195	40	97	104	39	11	39	39	32	Water	Inorganic	212 / 159 / 16
Inferno Golem	6,000	205	41	98	82	41	11	41	41	33	Water	Inorganic	432 / 324 / 17
Magician	3,000	185	41	98	111	41	11	41	41	33	Earth	Demon	c 375 / 250 / 17
Minotaur Zombie	6,000	200	40	98	80	40	11	40	40	32	Earth, Light	Undead, Beast	424 / 318 / 16
Red Flan	3,000	195	39	97	104	39	11	39	39	32	Water	Inorganic	200 / 150 / 16

When you arrive, go into the side hall to the west and south to find a Flametongue - again, not something to use for the boss ahead, but something to keep nonetheless. Go east and through the hall and into the library to the south for a scene. After, go east in the hall some more and east at the four-way to find an Iceflame Shield - this will nullify all Water- and Fire-based attacks, which is EXTREMELY useful! ^_^ After, go south from the four-way to find a man; he will summon Promethean Fire, a powerful Fire summon - if you have the Iceflame Shield equipped, you will be immune to the attack and thusly are guaranteed to learn it, so be sure to not waste this opportunity!!

The mess hall to the north of there yields another scene. Go north to the next four-way; head east for an X-Potion and north for a Turbo Ether, then go west. There's the clothing room to the west of there for another scene. Continuing west will put you back in the entrance hall. Go west into the side hall, then south to the dead-end and west and south through the hidden passage to find an Elixir. Return into the entrance hall and save-'n'-shop with the Adventurer before going north to the next area.

After the battle, you have to revive the Fire Crystal in the usual manner: press X a bunch until told not to. You'll also get to equip another Support Ability if desired. Go ahead and leave the Temple, Underflow, and Mythril Mine now - probably via a Teleport Stone, eh? =)

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The Grandship's Engine Room

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Zeus's Wrath	[_] Turbo Ether	[_] 1,000 pg	[_] Antarctic Wind	[_] Gold Hourglass	[_] Turbo Ether	[_] Cross Axe	[_] 2,800 pg
[_] Trident	[_] Hammer Mace	[_] Raikiri	[_] Bacchus's Wine	[_] Arctic Wind	[_] Megalixir	[_] Barrier Shroud

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Dark Stomper	3,800	230	46	99	92	46	11	46	46	37	Wind	Inorganic	226 / 170 / 17
Monodon	3,800	230	46	99	92	46	11	46	46	37	Lightning	Aquatic	400 / 300 / 17
Remora	3,800	230	46	99	92	46	11	46	46	37	Lightning	Aquatic	226 / 170 / 17
Zombie Shark	5,000	230	46	99	92	46	21	46	46	37	Lightning, Light	Undead. Aquatic	453 / 340 / 17

Overworld: Take note of the fact there is another Sub-Scenario you can do, Return to Starkfort. Just FYI. Anyhow, go back to Eisen Bridge and watch the scene. After, return to Hartschild and heal and shop before going to the Commander's place. After, go back to the Grandship and speak with one of the men in the tavern, then head to Caldisla. The scenes in the inn there will then constitute a return to Hartschild for whatever-freakin'-reason. After the scene in the Goodman residence, go speak with the king in Caldisla for another scene. After. there will be a Sub-Scenario I dubbed "Meanwhile, in Hartschild..." unlocked. Go there if you wish, but otherwise your next target is Grandship.

Grandship: After the brief introductory scene, enter the tavern. After the scene there, reutnrn outside and go northeast to the Markets (far outdated by now) and then continue along to the next area. After the scene there in the Bridge, go to the west west and onto the balcony to find a hidden Zeus's Wrath. Then go north and examine the north side of the telescope to find a Turbo Ether. Once done, head on to Caldisla; after the scene there, return to the Bridge of the Grandship and examine the door. Go on in.

Engine Room - B27F: Anyhow, go east, south, and west along the main path, ignoring most of the features on the way. After turning west at the stairs, you'll soon find 1,000 pg to the south. More stairs are further to the west; bypass them heading north to find an Antarctic Wind. Now head down the southwestern corner's stairs.

Engine Room - B28F: Go north and into the hall that opens to the east, then head to the northwest corner to find a Gold Hourglass. Go into the next hall that opens to the east and follow the path to trigger a switch on B27F. Backtrack to the southwest B28F stairs, then go east and along the path to find a Turbo Ether. Return upstairs.

Engine Room - B27F: Go now and use the southeastern corner's stairs.

Engine Room - B28F: Go north to find some stairs. Ignore them for the moment and go along the southbound path just to the west of there to find a Cross Axe inside a chest. Return north to the fork and go west to find 2,000 pg, then go back east and use the stairs.

Engine Room - B29F: When you arrive, go south and you'll see a blue chest as you go by; as ever, it's locked, but just remember to note it for future perusal. Continue south to a fork, at which you should head southwest to find a Trident. Return to the stairs now and go west. As you approach the extra-large gear, go south and you'll find a Hammer Mace. Return north to the large gear and head west and along the main path for a while. As you go, there will be a set of forks. Go along the first southbound path to find a Raikiri and along the third southbound path to find some of Bacchus's Wine. After, use the middle path and head east at the next fork to find some stairs.

Engine Room - B28F: Go north and up some more stairs.

Engine Room - B27F: Go east and flip the switch. Afterwards, backtrack a while until you reascend from the southeastern stairs on B27F. With both switches triggered, you can now enter the northeastern elevator and flip the switch to go on down.

Engine Room - Core: You are immediately presented with two different southbound paths to go along. Use the western one to find an Arctic Wind, then go along the eastern one. As you turn west from the southeast corner, hug the southern wall - around the point that you and the yellow "!" line up, there should be a hidden passage you can follow to the south and west for the almighty Megalixir! ^_^;

Return into the main hall and continue along the path some more, saving and shopping with the Adventurer when you meet him. After, go along the northbound path to the west and bypass the fork to find a chest at the end containing a Barrier Shroud. Return to the Adventurer and head east and north of him. Approach that hole in front of you and press A.

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Conclusion of Chapter 3

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After having slain the Behemoth within the Grandship, the orichalcum will be inserted to no supposeable effect. Supposeable. It then becomes apparent that the Grandship is an airship! O_o This particular one can land on both land and sea, which is all the nicer! Head northwest to the Eternian continent. As you approach, a scene will occur. Land at the city marked by the yellow "!" and...

Chapter 4: Black and White

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Chapter Flowchart

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• Main Walkthrough:
  • A Brief Note on Susano-o...
  • Overworld - Eternian Region
  • Eternia
  • Path to the Central Command - Overview (READ!)
  • Path to the Central Command - West
  • Path to the Central Command - Central
  • Path to the Central Command - East
  • Eternian Central Command
  • Prison Escape!
  • Everlast Tower
  • Temple of Earth
  • Holy Pillar

• Related Sub-Scenarios:
  • Keystones & Vampire Castle

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A Brief Note on Susano-o...

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Now that we have the Grand(air)ship to ourselves, much of the world has become available to us. Sadly, much of it has already been explored thoroughly, except the Eternian continent (which will be the focus of Chapter 4). There is one other area that we've left unattended-to - Crescent Island in the northeastern portion of the world map. You can see which it is, for it is shaped ... well, like the crescent moon. If you head to the western of the points of the "crescent", you can meet someone who will teach you a summon.

This summon is the mightiest of them all: Susano-o. It is so powerful as to be the only one to force you to use 60, not 40, MP to summon it. It's also a relative jack-of-all-trades for summons, as it is non-elemental. As usual, to learn the summon, you must survive its attack. At this point in the game, it will dole out about 3,250 ~ 3,500 damage to everyone. It will be hard to survive, but it's possible at Level 55 or so with some appropriate stat-boosting skills like HP Up from the Monks and M. Def. Up from the White Mages. It can be quite the useful summon, so go for it!

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Overworld - Eternian Region

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Fungus	4,700	235	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire	Plant	678 / 339 / 34
Mandragora	4,000	188	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire, Dark	Plant	678 / 344 / 34
Silver Wolf	4,700	235	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire	Beast	678 / 344 / 34
Teufel	4,800	216	48	99	120	48	11	48	48	39	Earth, Light	Demon	678 / 344 / 34

When you land in the Eternian region, land just southwest of the city, southwest of the gate. Go west and along the mountain path to find a boss.

After the battle, continue east in the overworld and you'll reach the city.

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Eternia

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Arctic Wind	[_] Elixir	[_] Rebuff Locket

ETERNIA ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Balsam	100 pg	Cures the Dread status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Remedy	500 pg	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Turbo Ether	5,000 pg	Restores 150 MP; damages the undead for 150 MP
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Awakens a Sleeping target
X-Potion	1,500 pg	Restores 1,500 HP; damages the undead for 1,500 HP

ETERNIA MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Aeroga	White	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Wind damage
Curada	White	3,200 pg	27 MP	Level 5	High HP recovery; high damage to the undead
Esunaga	White	3,200 pg	20 MP	Level 5	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom for all
Blizzaga	Black	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Water damage
Firaga	Black	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Fire damage
Thundaga	Black	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Lightning damage
Quaga	Time	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Earth damage
Quicken	Time	3,200 pg	20 MP	Level 5	Boosts the hit count by 50% for four turns
Stop	Time	3,200 pg	10 MP	Level 5	Induces Stop, stopping all action for several turns

+B ETERNIA WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Adamant Armor	Torso Armor	15,000 pg	-	-	-	-	36	9	-	N/A
Adamant Bangle	Accessory	2,500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Max HP +500
Adamant Gauntlets	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	8	1	-	N/A
Adamant Hat	Helmet	4,200 pg	-	-	-	-	9	2	5	N/A
Adamant Helm	Helmet	4,500 pg	-	-	-	-	10	2	-	N/A
Adamant Shield	Shield	7,500 pg	-	-	-	-	27	14	26	N/A
Adamant Vest	Torso Armor	10,000 pg	-	-	-	-	29	7	-	N/A
Assassin's Dagger	Dagger	10,000 pg	29	-	95	3	-	-	-	25% chance to cause instant Death
Barrier Shroud	Accessory	10,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	25	-	N/A
Circlet	Helmet	4,000 pg	-	4	-	-	7	4	-	N/A
Cross Spear	Spear	14,000 pg	33	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% to Undead; damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Death Bow	Bow	14,800 pg	66	-	95	-	-	-	-	25% chance to cause instant Death; damage +50% to Flying
Flametongue	Sword	15,000 pg	36	-	90	-	-	-	-	Fire-elemental
Gaia Gear	Torso Armor	11,000 pg	-	-	-	-	25	6	-	Earth attacks are 50% stronger
Kotetsu	Katana	14,500 pg	34	-	90	15	-	-	-	N/A
Rebuff Locket	Accessory	8,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Charm
Staff of Life	Staff	12,000 pg	22	-	90	-	-	-	-	Mind +5; uses Cure as an item; damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Toxic Claws	Knuckles	9,800 pg	49	-	90	3	-	-	-	40% chance to Poison
War Axe	Axe	18,000 pg	44	-	85	-3	-	-	-	N/A
Wizard's Rod	Rod	9,000 pg	17	17	90	-	-	-	-	N/A

After the introductory scene, go northwest and you can find the Adventurer next to the inn, which costs 70 pg. Further northwest are the items, weapons, and magic shops, all conveniently in line with each other. I recommend buying all of the magic there at least, and that Flametongue weapon and Adamant Armor can all be useful...

If you head to the far east in town, you can find a hidden Arctic Wind. If you go to the north side of town towards the golden door, head left just at the door and you can find a hidden Elixir. After, go through the door into the healing tower and upstairs to statrt a scene. After, re-enter the tower and take the hidden Rebuff Locket from the northeast corner of Mahzer's room.

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Path to the Central Command - Overview (READ!)

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After the scene in Eternia with Edea's mother, you are given three ways to get to the Eternian Central Command; to begin, leave town to the west.

• Path to the Central Command - West - This path will be the westernmost of the three paths you have in the overworld. It is of both moderate length and moderate difficulty. You will fight a Zombie Dragon partway along, and also be able to access the Vampire Castle, though not at this moment - just note the location.

• Path to the Central Command - Central - This path is the shortest, but of the highest difficulty due to the painful boss along it. Then again, if you have the ability to abuse Thundaga already in conjunction with a few Ranger/Spell Fencers, you might have a shot at it. I don't particularly recommend this unless you're Level 55 ~ 60. Throwing your Encounter Rate to -100% is also a good idea to conserve items or MP, whichever you prefer for healing.

• Path to the Central Command - East - This path is the longest, but it lacks particular bosses. It would be great for underleveled players (under Level 50) to go along this path, since the overworld enemies tend to yield a lot of money, EXP., and JP.

Which you go for is up to you. Personally, I went along all three and simply backtracked just before the end. I went in the order of East, West, back to Eternia, and Central. Also note that the option exists for you to go through them all backwards, if you feel the need.

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Path to the Central Command - West

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Hybrid	6,000	258	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Earth	Beast	678 / 344 / 34
Lilith	4,800	216	48	99	96	48	11	48	48	39	Wind	Beast, Aerial	678 / 344 / 34
Mandragora	4,000	188	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire, Dark	Plant	678 / 344 / 34
Silver Wolf	4,700	235	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire	Beast	678 / 344 / 34
Teufel	4,800	216	48	99	120	48	11	48	48	39	Earth, Light	Demon	678 / 344 / 34

Eventually, when you head along the westernmost path from the city of Eternia, you'll find an east/west fork in the path. It is of little import at this time; if you head west, you'll find the Vampire Castle, which you cannot deal with ... at this time. To the east of there is the Eternian Central Command.

Oh, yeah. There's something big on the way. Something big and black. And scaly. And dead. And THEN you can go on to the Command.

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Path to the Central Command - Central

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Hybrid	6,000	258	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Earth	Beast	678 / 344 / 34
Lilith	4,800	216	48	99	96	48	11	48	48	39	Wind	Beast, Aerial	678 / 344 / 34
Mandragora	4,000	188	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire, Dark	Plant	678 / 344 / 34
Silver Wolf	4,700	235	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire	Beast	678 / 344 / 34
Teufel	4,800	216	48	99	120	48	11	48	48	39	Earth, Light	Demon	678 / 344 / 34

This northern path to the Command is brief and direct ... but ...

Once you're ready, continue on into the Eternian Central Command.

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Path to the Central Command - East

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Ice Charm	[_] Light Curtain

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Hybrid	6,000	258	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Earth	Beast	678 / 344 / 34
Lilith	4,800	216	48	99	96	48	11	48	48	39	Wind	Beast, Aerial	678 / 344 / 34
Mandragora	4,000	188	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire, Dark	Plant	678 / 344 / 34
Silver Wolf	4,700	235	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire	Beast	678 / 344 / 34
Teufel	4,800	216	48	99	120	48	11	48	48	39	Earth, Light	Demon	678 / 344 / 34

When you head along the easternmost path from Eternia, you'll eventually come to a fork in the path. That fork will lead you to a town if you go northeast along it. This town is Gravemark Village - oooooh, spooooky. After the brief introductory scene, you can head due east along the bottom of the screen to find an Ice Charm, and further northeast is a Light Curtain between two of the graves that are somewhat closer than the others. An Adventurer is at the west side of the village, and the man from the scene can be spoken with again near the cabin; he will also let you stay here for the night (a full heal) for free.

That's all that's there. Once you're ready, continue on into the Eternian Central Command to the west.

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Eternian Central Command

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Outside: Once you enter the Command area, continue into the main building after the brief scene.

1F: Inside, you can only really do two things. First go north and save-'n'-shop with the Adventurer, then go northeast and to the next area.

After the battle, you'll earn the Arcanist job asterisk, the job class favored by Victoria that has huge M. ATK. You'll also get the Spiritmaster asterisk, the job class of Victor that favors strong healing and supportive magic.

Once you're done with the fight, go back west to the main portion of 1F and save with the Adventurer. Then head north to the next clearing and... Whoops.

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Prison Escape!

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] 3,000 pg	[_] X-Potion	[_] 5,000 pg	[_] Light Curtain	[_] Excalibur	[_] Light Charm	[_] X-Potion
[_] Dragon Fang	[_] Zeus's Wrath	[_] Bacchus's Wine	[_] Pantheon's Wrath	[_] Gold Hourglass	[_] Lilith's Kiss	[_] Turbo Ether
[_] Divine Fists	[_] Assassin Dagger	[_] Holy Lance	[_] Stardust	[_] Elixir

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Archdemon	4,800	216	48	99	96	48	11	48	48	39	Light	Demon	678 / 334 / 34
Duchy Guardsman	4,900	245	49	99	98	49	12	49	49	40	Lightning	Human	888 / 344 / 35
Duchy Mage Guard	4,900	171	49	99	122	49	12	49	49	40	Lightning	Human	888 / 344 / 35
Duchy Pike Guard	4,900	220	49	99	98	49	12	49	49	40	Lightning	Human	888 / 344 / 35
Lilith	4,800	216	48	99	96	48	11	48	48	39	Wind	Beast, Aerial	678 / 344 / 34
Silver Wolf	4,700	235	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire	Beast	678 / 344 / 34

Edea's Room: When you regain control, it will only be of Edea for the moment. Don't worry, the other three weren't executed. I think. Main characters never get executed. I think. >_> Try leaving the room to the southwest to start a scene.

Prison - B2F: When you arrive from above, go west and into the north-central cell for 3,000 pg, then just a bit to the west more to release Ringabel. (That was pretty funny!) Continue to the northwestern cell for an X-Potion, then head into the cell just east of the southwest stairs for 5,000 pg. Just east of there is Tiz, and further east is a Light Curtain in the very southeast corner. Go north of there and rescue Agnès, then head to the southwest corner. There, before you go upstairs, hug the east wall and go south into a hidden passage, then follow it east and north into a cell to find Excalibur! (It's not as great as you think, but it's somethin' and can be nice for wiping out this dungeon's enemies.) Anyhow, upstairs.

Prison - B1F: When you arrive, head north to the northwest corner; hidden in the alcove to the west is a semi-visible chest containing a Light Charm. Head east and along the path, ignoring all of the southbound options for now, and you'll find an X-Potion. Go back to the three southbound paths and follow the third of them and go south at the fork you find to get a Dragon Fang. Now follow the second of the three paths and go west at the fork you eventually encounter. You'll soon encounter another; go north first to get some of Zeus's Wrath, then go south. Go east and south at the next two forks to find Bacchus's Wine (this Bacchus must've liked to drink a lot, eh? =P) Go north to the cell door, through, and upstairs.

Central Command - 1F: Once you return, head to the south side to speak with the Adventurer once more for saving and shopping - why not, after all. After, go north of him and through the clearing to the north side of the floor. There will be two paths going off of here. Go along the one to the southwest and you'll find Pantheon's Wrath at the end, plus an exit to the outside. The northern door is locked for now, the northwestern exit to the outside is pointless, so go for the northeastern elevator. After a good ol' cliffhanger, you'll hit 47F. ... I wanted to take the stairs.

Central Command - 47F: When you arrive, go southwest into the central clearing, then use the southeast and northeast exits from there to find a chest containing a Gold Hourglass. Go back to the southeastern clearing and head southwest to find a Lilith's Kiss. Return to the central clearing and go northwest and northeast in the next clearing to find a chest with a Turbo Ether inside. Head southwest next from the northwestern clearing to find the stairs.

Central Command - 48F: When you arrvie, go northwest and along the path until a path opens up to the east; follow that one and you'll reach a large clearing. Go south for a bit to find a shallow-"U"-shaped clearing; go southwest of it to find the Divine Fists. ... There are hands in a chest? =P Return to the small circular clearing just to the north of there. There should be two paths to the north of it; go east and along the lengthy path to find an Assassin Dagger at the end. Return to the large, northerm triangular clearing and head north and along the outer path. As you go, head into the northeastern room that opens up; this is Edea's room, where you can freely and fully heal by examining her bed in the northwest corner. Return to the path and go along the rest of it to 49F.

Central Command - 49F: This area begins with a lengthy, linear path. Eventually, a path will open off to the west; go north along it to 48F again, where you can easily find a Holy Lance. Return to 49F and go south along this same path for a while to find a Stardust, then return to the path from before and go south along it. Save and shop when you meet with the Adventurer, then continue along the path. Get the Elixir next to the elevator, and trigger the switch in the elevator ascend, if you dare...

Central Command - Council Chamber: After a scene...

After the fight, you will earn the Templar job asterisk. Additionally, the Sub-Scenario I've dubbed Keystones & Vampire Castle opens up. I recommend doing it, if just for the interesting backstory.

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Everlast Tower

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Turbo Ether	[_] X-Potion	[_] Ancient Bow	[_] Kikuichimonji	[_] Earth Drum	[_] Rune Blade	[_] Turbo Ether	[_] Elixir
[_] Dark Shield	[_] Dragon Fang	[_] Gold Hourglass

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Daedalus	10,000	286	52	100	104	52	32	52	52	42	Earth	Beast	696 / 348 / 35
Earth Lantern	5,200	234	52	100	130	52	12	52	52	42	Wind	Inorganic	696 / 348 / 35
Gastric Worm	10,000	312	52	100	104	52	7	52	52	42	Water	Bug	696 / 348 / 35
Mailed Dragon	10,000	286	104	100	104	52	32	52	52	42	Lightning	Dragon	1,044 / 422 / 35

Eternian Central Command: Once you're done with Braev and the scene thereafter, head back to Eternia for a good ol' healing, if anything. Once back on the first floor on the main Command building, you can exit off to the north and run along a path in the overworld to the Everlast Tower.

Everlast Tower - 1F: When you arrive, you can run along a path to the east to find a path where you can access the airship and stuff in the overworld. Otherwise, go north and upstairs.

Everlast Tower - 2F: The starting room here has four exits. First go along the northwestern path briefly for an X-Potion, then return to the center room. Go south and grab the Turbo Ether, then go into the room to the east and use the stairs to go to 1F; there, go north and you'll find an Ancient Bow, after which you should return upstairs. Go north from there and up to 3F, then further north to find the Kiku-Ichimonji katana before returning to the large central room of 2F. Head to the northeast corner of the floor from there and downstairs.

Everlast Tower - 1F: Go south and claim the Earth Drum. Return to the stairs and go west and along the path for a bit. At the second window, go through the window and far to the east for a Rune Blade. Go back through the window and west to some stairs. For now, go south of them to three southbound paths; use the westernmost one for a Turbo Ether. Return to the triple-branched fork and use the easternmost path to go upstairs.

Everlast Tower - 2F: Go east and you'll find the dude that lets you summon Deus Ex. Deus Ex is a powerful Lightning-based summon. If you've already gotten the Raikiri sword, have the Conservation of Life (Spiritmaster Level 14) ability, or have stood up to Susano-o, you'll be fine. Go north and to 3F.

Everlast Tower - 3F: Here, go along the path to a north/southeast fork. Go along that other path to the south, then east an along to an Elixir. Return to the fork and go north and east to the locked chest; from there, go far to the east, then south and along the path to 4F.

Everlast Tower - 4F: Here, go west and hug the northern wall for a bit until doing so will get you nowhere, then go south and along the path to find a Dark Shield. Go back a little now; you should've passed by a different southbound path just to the east of here. Follow it, then go west at the next fork to find a Dragon Fang. Backtrack to the fork and head east and path the stairs. When a path opens to the north, follow it, then go east twice at the next two forks to find a Gold Hourglass. Backtrack to the omitted stairs, then use them and follow the path linearly to 5F - which is actually the...

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Temple of Earth

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Earth Charm	[_] Earth Mallet	[_] Light Curtain

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Daedalus	10,000	286	52	100	104	52	32	52	52	42	Earth	Beast	696 / 348 / 35
Earth Lantern	5,200	234	52	100	130	52	12	52	52	42	Wind	Inorganic	696 / 348 / 35
Gastric Worm	10,000	312	52	100	104	52	7	52	52	42	Water	Bug	696 / 348 / 35
Mailed Dragon	10,000	286	104	100	104	52	32	52	52	42	Lightning	Dragon	1,044 / 422 / 35

When you arrive in the Temple of Earth, you'll find a design yet again mirroring those prior. Go east and into the library to the south for a scene. After, go east and into the next southern alcove for an Earth Charm, then go north of there to the mess hall for another scene. Go north and into the next eastbound alcove, then head west. Go ahead for another set of notes in the dressing room, then go along the narrow southbound path for a Light Curtain.

Go west into the main - albeit barricaded-in-the-middle - hall and north. Save and shop with the Adventurer, then go north to the Crystal altar for the oh-so-unexpected.

After the battle, revive the Crystal as usual - pressing the X Button until told to stop.

And so, with all four of Luxendarc's Crystals awakened, it seems we may finally be able to be end our journey in the newly-created Holy Pillar, the source of all life in the world...

Oh, yeah, you can throw up another Support Ability.

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Holy Pillar

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After reviving the Earth Crystal, return to the overworld by any desired means; probably a Teleport Stone, eh? From the east side of 1F of the Everlast Tower, you can go to a different spot in the overworld where the airship can be accessed. Heal up and shop in Eternia, for this could be your last time before what may be a final boss. (Don't get me started on this crap again, okay? When I tell you to read something near the start of a walkthrough, read it...)

Anyhow, our target is at the "!" in the southeastern world map. Fly there - keep in mind that the world is not square (lol), so you should actually fly northwest since it's shorter. Opt to enter the pillar of light and reconfirm it with Airy...

After the fight, you'll earn the Dark Knight job asterisk. And ... what the hell!?

Chapter 5: Yesterday's Scenery

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Chapter Flowchart

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As a note, when it comes to reviving the Crystals again, you can do them in any order. However, After Two Crystals, you'll have to visit Sage Yulyana again. Just so you know - it's placement here would make one thing it's at the end of the chapter.

• Main Walkthrough:
  • A Blast from the Past
  • Re:Wind Temple
  • Re:Water Temple
  • Re:Fire Temple
  • Re:Earth Temple
  • After Two Crystals
  • Re:Holy Pillar

• Related Sub-Scenarios:
  • Chapter 5 Boss Rebattles

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A Blast from the Past

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Kobold	2,000	190	40	98	80	40	21	40	40	32	None	Human	136 / 68 / 7
Kobold Archer	2,000	200	25	98	65	40	21	40	40	32	None	Human	136 / 68 / 7
Kobold Slasher	2,000	180	25	98	65	40	21	40	40	32	Lightning	Human	136 / 68 / 7
Specter	4,500	300	53	100	106	53	22	53	53	43	Fire, Light	Undead	136 / 68 / 7

Caldisla: Wha... When you regain control in Caldisla, the party splits up to try and figure out what the hell has happened. There's nothing much to really figure out, so you may as well head to the Great Chasm. Before leaving, take note that the Claymore (a sword of 40 P. ATK. and 30,000 pg cost) can be bought now from the weapon shop. Other than that, head to the overworld and go northwest.

Norende Ravine: Here, the map is still complete from your previous time through, so you should be able to navigate your way westward. It's the northern westbound exit from the first area, and then it's pretty linear from there. As you go along, save with the Adventurer in the Vista area before moving on. Leave the Ravine and return to Caldisla.

Caldisla: Go north and speak with Ringabel upon entering town, then Edea on the west side. Return to the inn after and you'll watch a scene in which you'll get Grandship again! (Be sure to shop in the magic shop there - you can get the final spells there!)

Some More Stuff: As you can see on the world map on the Touch Screen, there are a TON of places you can go: there are a lot of blue dots for the Chapter 5 Boss Rebattles - none of them are needed, but, y'know, a good idea. As for the yellow "!" bubbles marking the temples, you can take them on in any order you wish, I presume. I'm going to take them on in order, though.

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Re:Wind Temple

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY - FLOREM-ANCHEIM SEA
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Candiru	7,000	318	90	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Lightning	Aquatic	1,728 / 864 / 88
Hell Viper	5,000	291	53	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Water, Earth	Aquatic	1,728 / 864 / 88
Marine Devil	4,500	291	53	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Lightning	Aquatic	1,728 / 864 / 88
Megalodon	6,000	318	80	100	106	83	3	53	53	43	Lightning	Aquatic	1,560 / 780 / 79
Specter	4,500	300	53	100	106	53	22	53	53	43	Fire, Light	Undead	136 / 68 / 7

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY - ANCHEIM LOCAL AREA
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Black Cait	4,000	170	34	96	68	34	21	34	34	28	Water, Light	Beast	304 / 152 / 16
Lux Lantern	3,000	170	34	96	89	34	21	34	34	28	Dark	Inorganic	304 / 152 / 16
Orc Zombie	4,000	200	19	98	74	40	22	40	40	40	Fire, Light	Undead, Human	304 / 152 / 16

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY - INSIDE THE WIND TEMPLE
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Evil Idol	5,000	275	55	101	137	55	22	55	55	44	Wind	Inorganic	1,392 / 696 / 70
Orc Lord	6,000	275	55	101	110	55	22	55	55	44	Fire	Human	1,392 / 696 / 70
Shield Dragon	6,000	302	100	101	110	95	22	55	55	44	Lightning	Dragon	1,392 / 696 / 70

The Wind Temple is marked by the southeastern "!" bubble on the map, just to the south of the Ancheim desert on the southeastern landmass. Running through the temple itself ought to be easy enough since you still have the map from before. At the northwestern part of the Temple is, of course...

After the battle, you are able to revive the Crystal. Press X rapidly until told to stop; if you do it too much, you'll end up skipping ahead to the finale, which is NOT recommended this early. (This is possible during that little-but-new delay between Airy saying to stop and the scene thereafter.) Anyhow.

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Re:Water Temple

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY - FLOREM LOCAL AREA
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Ghost Fungus	5,000	290	53	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Fire	Plant	1,392 / 696 / 70
Hamadryad	6,000	265	53	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Fire, Dark	Plant	1,392 / 696 / 70
Rafflesia	5,000	265	53	100	106	83	12	53	53	43	Fire, Dark	Plant	1,392 / 696 / 70
Rukh	7,000	292	53	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Wind	Aerial	1,392 / 696 / 70

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY - TWILIGHT RUINS
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Zauberer	5,500	247	55	101	155	155	22	55	55	44	Earth	Undead	1,392 / 696 / 70
Zwart	5,500	300	55	101	110	85	22	55	55	44	Fire	Beast	1,392 / 696 / 70
Giraffabularis	5,500	275	55	101	110	55	22	55	55	44	Water	Bug	1,392 / 696 / 70

The Water Temple is found just south of Florem, near the coast of the inner sea. Navigating it should be easy enough; it's a one-way journey northward. Oh, and guess who~?

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Re:Fire Temple

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY - EISENBERG LOCAL AREA
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Samurai Zombie	5,500	300	100	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Fire, Light	Undead	1,392 / 696 / 70
Skull Hunter	4,500	318	100	100	106	83	22	53	53	53	Fire, Light	Undead	1,392 / 696 / 70
Skull Knight	6,000	291	100	100	106	83	22	53	53	53	Fire, Light	Undead	1,392 / 696 / 70
Skull Lancer	5,500	300	100	100	106	83	22	53	53	53	Fire, Light	Undead	1,392 / 696 / 70

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY - UNDERFLOW & FIRE TEMPLE
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Flame Moth	6,000	275	55	101	110	85	22	55	55	44	Wind	Aerial, Bug	1,392 / 696 / 70
Gobbler	6,000	275	150	101	110	165	22	55	55	44	Lightning	Aquatic	5,000 / 696 / 70
Red Helm	7,000	330	80	101	110	75	22	55	55	44	Earth	Beast	1,392 / 696 / 70

MONEY GRINDING NOTE: As a pretty big note, until you reach the Dimension's Hasp and final dungeon stuff, the Underflow is an amazing place to grind for money. The Gobblers tend to appear on occasion, sometimes in hoardes of three, allowing you to easily obtain 15,000 pg in a single shot! Just so you know. ;)

Other than the various boss battles in the region, you need to head to the Mythril Mine north of the Eisen Bridge. Go through as usual to the Underflow, then to the Fire Temple - again, you have the map from before to guide you... Well, actually, the map in the Underflow is irrelevant, since a new path opens up to the west of the entrance. It takes you to 1F West where you can go northwest to the path into the temple proper. (Grinding in the 'Flow and Temple isn't too bad an idea, since Gobblers yield 5,000 pg a pop, and up to 7,500 with a Sweeper bonus after ten fights.)

Ah, yeah, guess who's back~?

After the fight, revive the Crystal. Or break it and skip to the Finale. Whatev.

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Re:Earth Temple

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+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY - ETERNIA LOCAL AREA
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Frosti	4,500	265	53	100	133	133	22	53	53	43	Fire, Wind, Dark	Beast	1,392 / 696 / 70
Ice D'gon	6,000	318	100	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Fire	Dragon	1,392 / 696 / 70
Ice Golem	15,000	330	100	100	96	53	22	43	53	43	Fire	Inorganic	2,400 / 1,200 / 120
Samurai Zombie	5,500	300	100	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Fire, Light	Undead	1,392 / 696 / 70

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY - EVERLAST TOWER & THE EARTH TEMPLE
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Black Pudding	4,500	275	55	101	145	55	22	55	55	44	Light	Inorganic	1,392 / 696 / 70
Guzzler	9,999	420	250	104	140	200	3	70	70	56	Lightning	Aquatic	1,920 / 960 / 333
Kaiser Cobra	6,000	275	55	101	110	85	22	55	55	44	Water, Earth	Beast	1,392 / 696 / 70
Megascolides	11,000	330	80	101	110	85	22	55	55	44	Lightning	Bug	1,392 / 696 / 70

JP GRINDING NOTE: As a note regarding the Earth Temple, it is a great, great place to grind for JP. The Guzzlers here are capable of dropping 333 JP each per battle, 1/3 of the maximum you can possibly get. Needless to say, if you need to pound on some Job Levels, this is truly the place for that. Additionally, you can steal Megalixirs from Guzzlers, so that is extremely helpful!!

Same as usual for the Earth Crystal: head to the Everlast Tower on the Eternian continent and move your way up to the top for the Earth Temple.

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After Two Crystals

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Once you have re-revived any two of the Wind, Water, Fire, and Earth Crystals, you'll have to revisit Sage Yulyana in Yulyana Woods, to the east of the Wind Temple and Ancheim. After the brief scene at the Needleworks, Agnès will be tasked with taking only one of her allies with her into Vestment Cave to the southwest. You will have to take Agnès and Tiz to the cave after the scenes.

Inside Vestment Cave, you'll have to go along to the end, just like before - since you already have a map, I shouldn't need to detail it, really. After the scenes there, you will be back on the task of crystal revival ... or breakage. Or gazing. Whatever.

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Re:Holy Pillar

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After reviving all four crystals (again), head to the Holy Pillar, the pillar of light in the southeastern portion of the world map. After a scene there, there's another battle against Alternis.

Chapter 6: A World of Echoes: Equal

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Chapter Flowchart

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If you've come looking for local random-encounter bestiary info, it's in the section for Chapter 5: Yesterday's Scenery - just FYI. Again, you can take all four crystals on in any order; just note you'll go through events after the third crystal. In fact, local bestiaries and shops throughout the game all remain the same from Chapter 5 on; the only thing that differs are the bosses, and even then it's mostly statistics rather than strategy. >_>

Also, check the title screen. ;)

• Main Walkthrough:
  • The Locked Chests
  • The Wind Temple, Again
  • The Water Temple, Again
  • The Fire Temple, Again
  • The Earth Temple, Again
  • After Three Crystals...
  • The Holy Pillar, Again

• Related Sub-Scenarios:
  • Chapter 6 Boss Rebattles
  • Conjurer Sub-Scenario

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The Locked Chests

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Chest Key	[_] Lustrous Shield	[_] Air Knife	[_] Luminous Robe	[_] Gale Staff	[_] Death Axe	[_] Royal Crown	[_] Longinus
[_] Yoichi's Bow	[_] Genji Armor	[_] Genji Gloves	[_] Genji Helm	[_] Muramasa	[_] Brave Suit	[_] Chaos Blade	[_] Hadean Claws
[_] Wonder Rod

There's nothing much you need to be walked-through for the beginning of Chapter 6. For the most part, it's just scenes before you're thrown back into another quest of "revive the crystals, man!" However, on the deck of the Grandship, you'll notice a sparkling thing; it's a Chest Key. This will finally let you into the locked chests you've found across all of the world! You should have already gone through most of these areas, so (a) know how to get through there and (b) the chest will likely be the only one on the map. So, here you go:

• Lontano Villa: A Lustrous Shield is on 3F.
• Harena Ruins: An Air Knife is on B2F.
• Vestment Cave: A Luminous Robe is on B1F.
• Grand Mill Works: A Gale Staff is on 2F.
• Miasma Woods: A Death Axe is in its central portion (second area).
• Florem Garden: A Royal Crown is in the second area, the center.
• Witherwood: There is a Longinus there in the Interior area.
• Twilight Ruins: Yoichi's Bow can be found on B2F.
• Grapp Keep: Some Genji Armor is found on 1F.
• Mythril Mines: There are some Genji Gloves on B2F. Not nearly as useful as they were in FFVI. =/
• Underflow: There is a Genji Helm on the east side of 1F.
• Starkfort: There is a Murasama katana on 2F, going from the north-central exit (i.e. on the way to Kamiizumi).
• Grandship: Head to B29F of the Engine Room. There is a Brave Suit there.
• Eternia Central Command: There is a Chaos Blade on 48F.
• Vampire Castle: There are some Hadean Claws on 1F.
• Everlast Tower: You'll find a Wonder Rod on 3F.

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The Wind Temple, Again

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The Wind Temple is found to the south of Ancheim on the southeastern continent. The alter to the Wind Crystal is past the exit on northwestern 1F, and there again is a boss.

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The Water Temple, Again

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The Water Temple is found south of Florem on the northeastern landmass. As usual, it's a simple northward walk to the Crystal altar. And, of course, Rusalka.

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The Fire Temple, Again

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As for the Fire Temple? It still requires you to go through both the Mythril Mines and the Underflow found on the central Eisenberg continent. As usual, you have the map to go through these dungeons; the Underflow remains easy since that westbound pathway opened up right at the start of 1F east, and it takes you pretty much to the Temple entrance.

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The Earth Temple, Again

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As usual, to the top of Everlast Tower you go for the Earth Temple and the crystal - and boss - therein...

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After Three Crystals...

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After having restored any of three of the Fire, Water, Wind, and Earth Crystals, you will be tasked next with heading to Sage Yulyana's - remeber, it's to the northeast of Ancheim and the Wind Temple? The scene there again, like Chapter 5, bades you to pick one ally and go to the Vestment Cave to the southeast. (Well, bades Agnès - you don't get a choice. =P) Again, it ends just Tiz and Agnès, alone in a damp little cave with some perverse old man. =/ Anyhow, you've beem through the cave (at least) twice before, so this shouldn't pose much of a problem to you. After the scene there (whoa), leave the cave.

... lol. That was funny, what Ringabel did thar. Anyhow, get back to the Crystal stuff, though note that there's a new Sub-Scenario for a new (and final) job: the Conjurer Sub-Scenario.

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The Holy Pillar, Again

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After having revives all four crystals for the third time, head again to the southeast corner of the map to find the Holy Pillar. ... In all honesty, I am including this section simply because you have to go there. There's nothing to do in the Holy Pillar; if you've done the Conjurer Sub-Scenario, you understand why.

Chapter 7: World of Echoes: Dash

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Chapter Flowchart

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Don't worry, we're getting there! Break a Crystal and head to the Finale if the monotony's getting to you. ;) Of course, things have changed a little here. While the fundamentals are the same (revive the Crystals in any order and head to the Holy Pillar), the side-stuff isn't, mostly due to bosses grouping up a bit more. Of course, you don't have to deal with the optional ones, just the Temple ones again. Unless you wanna break a Crystal and skip the True Finale.

And, again, if you need the altered random-encounter bestiary info, please look at Chapter 5: Yesterday's Scenery, since the changes first happened there.

• Main Walkthrough:
  • The Wind Temple Once More!
  • The Water Temple Once More!
  • The Fire Temple Once More!
  • The Earth Temple Once More!
  • The Holy Pillar Once More!

• Related Sub-Scenarios:
  • Chapter 7 Boss Rebattles

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The Wind Temple Once More!

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The Wind Temple is found to the south of Ancheim on the southeastern continent. The alter to the Wind Crystal is past the exit on northwestern 1F, and there again is a boss.

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The Water Temple Once More!

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The Water Temple is found south of Florem on the northeastern landmass. As usual, it's a simple northward walk to the Crystal altar. And, of course, Rusalka.

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The Fire Temple Once More!

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As for the Fire Temple? It still requires you to go through both the Mythril Mines and the Underflow found on the central Eisenberg continent. As usual, you have the map to go through these dungeons; the Underflow remains easy since that westbound pathway opened up right at the start of 1F east, and it takes you pretty much to the Temple entrance.

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The Earth Temple Once More!

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As usual, to the top of Everlast Tower you go for the Earth Temple and the crystal - and boss - therein...

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The Holy Pillar Once More!

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Once all four Crystals are revived, there is nothing left to do but go into the Holy Pillar, still in the southeastern portion of the overworld map. Enter it once more. There won't be much else to it; like with Chapter 6, Alternis will too busy with other stuff during this chapter to bother to fight you.

Ah, c'mon! >_<

Chapter 8: World of Echoes: Circle

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Chapter Flowchart

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Don't worry, this is it, I promise! =P As usual, you're more than welcome to take on the Crystals in any order, and there are no intermediate events (barring Sub-Scenario stuff), so it's one final boss rush before whatever finale you opt for!

And, again, if you need the altered random-encounter bestiary info, please look at Chapter 5: Yesterday's Scenery, since the changes first happened there.

• Main Walkthrough:
  • The Wind Temple, One Last Time...
  • The Water Temple, One Last Time...
  • The Fire Temple, One Last Time...
  • The Earth Temple, One Last Time...
  • And into the Holy Pillar...

• Related Sub-Scenarios:
  • Chapter 8 Boss Rebattles

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The Wind Temple, One Last Time...

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The Wind Temple is found to the south of Ancheim on the southeastern continent. The alter to the Wind Crystal is past the exit on northwestern 1F, and there again is a boss.

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The Water Temple, One Last Time...

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The Water Temple is found south of Florem on the northeastern landmass. As usual, it's a simple northward walk to the Crystal altar. And, of course, Rusalka.

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The Fire Temple, One Last Time...

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As for the Fire Temple? It still requires you to go through both the Mythril Mines and the Underflow found on the central Eisenberg continent. As usual, you have the map to go through these dungeons; the Underflow remains easy since that westbound pathway opened up right at the start of 1F east, and it takes you pretty much to the Temple entrance.

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The Earth Temple, One Last Time...

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As usual, to the top of Everlast Tower you go for the Earth Temple and the crystal - and boss - therein...

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And into the Holy Pillar...

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As with the previous few Chapters, you won't have to do much after reviving the four Crystals - just head, once more, to the Holy Pillar that appears in the southeast corner of the overworld map. Alternis again is busy with Dark Knight stuff.

Finale: Where the Fairy Flies

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Chapter Flowchart

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As a note, you can only get to this Finale if you broke any of the Crystals in Chapters 5 through 8 - immediately after breaking one, you'll go straight into the Finale. This is the "false" Finale; the True Finale is won after reviving all of the Crystals every single time.

Oh, and that is not the real subtitle to this finale. However, it was suggested to sorta "censor" it for spoiler purposes; I didn't spoil anything else major in this guide, so why start now? It's "Bravely Default: Lying Airy", by the way. Anyhow...

• Main Walkthrough:
  • Deception
  • The Dark Aurora

• Related Sub-Scenarios:
  • None

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Deception

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The Finale will open with a lengthy scene, followed by a boss battle against, of course, Airy. This fight is unwinnable, so just really give up - I mean, unless you have some secret method for dealing 150,000 damage in a mere three turns. (50,000 per character, since Agnès can't fight.) Even then, this has been tested with Friend Summons (750,000+ Power from a contributor and 999,999 from me) and it seems that, even if you do win, you just get Slaughtered immediately, which means you lose anyways.

... Am I the only one getting a huge Final Fantasy I vibe off of this?

Annnnnyhow, after the scene and regaining control, leave wherever you were when you destroyed the Crystal to the overworld map. Your next destination is set for the Norende Ravine ... back to where it all started, in the Caldis region. Go through the Ravine once more and, beyond, you'll find the entrance to...

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The Dark Aurora

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Safety Ring	[_] Megalixir	[_] Life Ring	[_] Lamia's Tiara	[_] Black Belt	[_] Megalixir	[_] Heart Ring	[_] Blood Blade
[_] Lordly Robes	[_] Gold Hairpin	[_] Ribbon	[_] Aegis Shield	[_] Lilith's Rod	[_] Brave Suit

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Adamantite Shell	10,000	330	180	101	120	110	17	60	60	48	Water	Aquatic	1,920 / 960 / 96
Amber Horn	8,000	330	90	102	120	110	17	60	60	48	Earth	Beast	1,920 / 960 / 96
Diabolos	6,500	330	60	102	120	160	17	60	60	48	Light	Demon	1,920 / 960 / 96
Knight Dragon	8,000	360	135	102	120	110	17	60	60	48	Lightning	Dragon	1,920 / 960 / 96
Mephisto	6,000	270	60	102	180	180	17	60	60	48	Earth	Demon	1,920 / 960 / 96
Nightmare	6,000	300	60	102	120	160	17	60	60	48	Earth, Light	Demon	1,920 / 960 / 96
Spriggan	8,000	360	120	102	120	110	17	60	60	48	Lightning	Inorganic	1,920 / 960 / 96

Am I the only one finding this a refreshing change after a bazillion boss re-re-re-rebattles? =P

1F: When you arrive, go along the path for a bit to a fork. Go west there to find a Safety Ring, then head south. As you continue along, there will be another intersection. Even though you can see the teleporter off to the north, first head west and south to find a Megalixir. ^_^ Go to the teleporter now.

2F: When you arrive, go along either path before you to reach a clearing with four other paths branching off of it. To the east, you'll find a Life Ring; to the west, a Lamia's Tiara; and to the southwest, a Black Belt. (I wonder if these were all owned by the residents of Norende...?) Further southeast of the Black Belt is the teleporter.

3F: Go south a bit and you'll quickly find two chests: a Megalixir to the east and a Heart Ring to the west. Head east from here and along the path for a while. As you have to turn south, you'll reach a teleporter, too; take it to 6F briefly to grab a Blood Blade, then return. Go south from this teleporter and along either path at the fork to another teleporter.

6F: Go along the path for a bit to a fork. Go south first and plunder the chest for some Lordly Robes, then go west of the fork to another teleporter.

4F: When you arrive, go east and snatch up the Gold Hairpin, then go southwest and along the long, winding path for a bit. As you reach the southeastern portion of the map, continue hanging east instead of north to find a Ribbon! ^_^; This INVALUABLE accessory just outright looks pretty. ... Oh, and it prevents pretty much every status ailment too. Pick whatever you prefer. Anyways, northwest of the Ribbon is the teleporter.

6F: Go north to find three teleporters and ... well, whichever you pick is up to you. The east and west teleporters go to the same spots of 5F, sort of - same floor, connected to each other via accessible paths, just opposite sides of the floor. Once you're done there, you'll need to use the central teleporter.

5F: Begin by going along the path to a north/south fork. To the south, you can find an Aegis Shield, and to the north you can go to another fork, to the southwest of which lies a Lilith's Rod. Return to the fork and go southeast, then south at the forks to find a Brave Suit, then go southeast at the previous fork back to 6F. Use the central teleporter.

7F: Go along the path for a bit to an Adventurer. (He must really like adventuring to get into this place!) Save and shop with him, then continue along to the next area. (May as well turn the Encounter Rate to -100% to conserve HP/MP/items.)

Altar of Darkness: Go on northward, Warriors of Light... Hell awaits you.

Enjoy the ending!

Note that, after the credits, you will be able to save your file from just before breaking the Crystal you broke, so you can try for the True Finale. ;) You'll also get the Vestal Garb costume for Agnès. You'll resume from the Norende Ravine, by the way, so you will have to refight the boss from before breaking the Crystal. v_v

The End: Bravely Default

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Chapter Flowchart

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As a note, you can only get to this Finale if you proceed through all of Chapters 5, 6, 7, and 8 without bothering to break a single Crystal. Breaking a Crystal brings you straight to the "false" Finale covered previously; this is the much-longer one, and harder. Anywho...

Oh, yeah, check the X Button menu before you head to the Holy Pillar. Airy has some kind of mischievious look, eh?

• Main Walkthrough:
  • "It's Pure Evil."
  • Dark Aurora

• Related Sub-Scenarios:
  • None

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"It's Pure Evil."

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After having revived your 20th Crystal in a row, the Holy Pillar will appear once more. Head there for the fifth time and The End will be reached, and it seems, for once, things have gone in our favor!

Heh, yeah, right. We all know that's a load of bull - it's RPG tradition to screw you over when all seems peachy. When you regain control, heal at the inn and save with the Adventurer, and be sure to stock up. Head to the bridge now and ... don't ask like I didn't warn you.

After fighting off the boss and regaining control, head down to the bridge on the Grandship. Speak with Edea, then with Agnès in the tavern. Return to the bridge of the Grandship after and you'll need to head to the Yulyana Needleworks again. After the scene there (in which you unlock the Extra Dungeon: Dimension's Hasp!), you have to go through the Norende Ravine and the...

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Dark Aurora

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NOTE: If you've already beaten this dungeon in the regular Finale, then the chests opened will remain open, and you will keep your map. So, really, unless you want to fight enemies for some reason (EXP. and pg are always good!), turn your Encounter Rate to -100% for the sake of HP, MP, and item conservation.

TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Safety Ring	[_] Megalixir	[_] Life Ring	[_] Lamia's Tiara	[_] Black Belt	[_] Megalixir	[_] Heart Ring	[_] Blood Blade
[_] Lordly Robes	[_] Gold Hairpin	[_] Ribbon	[_] Aegis Shield	[_] Lilith's Rod	[_] Brave Suit

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Adamantite Shell	10,000	330	180	101	120	110	17	60	60	48	Water	Aquatic	1,920 / 960 / 96
Amber Horn	8,000	330	90	102	120	110	17	60	60	48	Earth	Beast	1,920 / 960 / 96
Diabolos	6,500	330	60	102	120	160	17	60	60	48	Light	Demon	1,920 / 960 / 96
Knight Dragon	8,000	360	135	102	120	110	17	60	60	48	Lightning	Dragon	1,920 / 960 / 96
Mephisto	6,000	270	60	102	180	180	17	60	60	48	Earth	Demon	1,920 / 960 / 96
Nightmare	6,000	300	60	102	120	160	17	60	60	48	Earth, Light	Demon	1,920 / 960 / 96
Spriggan	8,000	360	120	102	120	110	17	60	60	48	Lightning	Inorganic	1,920 / 960 / 96

Am I the only one finding this a refreshing change after a bazillion boss re-re-re-rebattles? =P

1F: When you arrive, go along the path for a bit to a fork. Go west there to find a Safety Ring, then head south. As you continue along, there will be another intersection. Even though you can see the teleporter off to the north, first head west and south to find a Megalixir. ^_^ Go to the teleporter now.

2F: When you arrive, go along either path before you to reach a clearing with four other paths branching off of it. To the east, you'll find a Life Ring; to the west, a Lamia's Tiara; and to the southwest, a Black Belt. (I wonder if these were all owned by the residents of Norende...?) Further southeast of the Black Belt is the teleporter.

3F: Go south a bit and you'll quickly find two chests: a Megalixir to the east and a Heart Ring to the west. Head east from here and along the path for a while. As you have to turn south, you'll reach a teleporter, too; take it to 6F briefly to grab a Blood Blade, then return. Go south from this teleporter and along either path at the fork to another teleporter.

6F: Go along the path for a bit to a fork. Go south first and plunder the chest for some Lordly Robes, then go west of the fork to another teleporter.

4F: When you arrive, go east and snatch up the Gold Hairpin, then go southwest and along the long, winding path for a bit. As you reach the southeastern portion of the map, continue hanging east instead of north to find a Ribbon! ^_^; This INVALUABLE accessory just outright looks pretty. ... Oh, and it prevents pretty much every status ailment too. Pick whatever you prefer. Anyways, northwest of the Ribbon is the teleporter.

6F: Go north to find three teleporters and ... well, whichever you pick is up to you. The east and west teleporters go to the same spots of 5F, sort of - same floor, connected to each other via accessible paths, just opposite sides of the floor. Once you're done there, you'll need to use the central teleporter.

5F: Begin by going along the path to a north/south fork. To the south, you can find an Aegis Shield, and to the north you can go to another fork, to the southwest of which lies a Lilith's Rod. Return to the fork and go southeast, then south at the forks to find a Brave Suit, then go southeast at the previous fork back to 6F. Use the central teleporter.

7F: Go along the path for a bit to an Adventurer. (He must really like adventuring to get into this place!) Save and shop with him, then continue along to the next area. (May as well turn the Encounter Rate to -100% to conserve HP/MP/items.)

RIGHT AFTER FIGHTING AIRY, GO BACK TO THE ADVENTURER ON 7F AND HEAL AND SAVE! The importance of that action cannot be stressed enough before fighting the final boss where Airy was.

After finishing off Ouroboros, enjoy the (true) ending to Bravely Default!

After the credits, you'll get the option to save your cleared-game data. You'll also unlock the Special Movie from the title screen, and New Game+ as well. If you wish to continue your main game, you will restart from the beginning of Chapter 8: World of Echoes: Circle.

New Game+ is an option that's becoming tradition with more and more RPGs; in effect, you can start the game over again with statistics and stuff from your previous playthrough. You can choose to bring over the following at will (and don't worry, you can use a different save slot):

• Character names
• Character levels and EXP.
• Jobs unlocked
• Job levels, abilities unlocked, and JP earned
• Current pg (money)
• Current items and equipment, including Magic Scrolls, but not key items
• Current Genomes
• Norende Village population
• Norende Village status
• The details in D's Journal (the scenes in the Event Viewer will always remain, even if you don't want them to)
• Special moves, their parts, names, and status
• Play time clock
• Friend data
• Guest/Net Invite data

Anyhow, regardless of what you end up doing, congratulations!

Extra Dungeon: Dimension's Hasp

TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Megalixir	[_] Yatagarasu	[_] Longinus	[_] Demon's Staff	[_] Lordly Robes	[_] Megalixir	[_] Earthbreaker
[_] Death Axe	[_] Wonder Rod	[_] Gale Staff	[_] Demon's Rod	[_] Brave Suit	[_] Yoichi's Bow	[_] Artemis's Bow
[_] Air Knife	[_] Genji Armor	[_] Genji Gloves	[_] Ama-no-Murakumo	[_] Genji Helm	[_] Gold Hairpin	[_] Luminous Robe
[_] Kaiser Knuckles	[_] Chaos Blade	[_] Gungnir	[_] Aegis Shield	[_] Brave Suit	[_] Hadean Claws	[_] Muramasa
[_] Durandal

If you need Bestiary data, just see the Enemy Bestiary - you've already fought the vast majority of enemies here. (As of v1.80 of this guide, it was noted that the enemies' stats are buffed for the sake of difficulty. I have yet to confirm this though. Family and weakness data likely remain the same.)

It would be prudent to have the Dungeon Master ability of Freelancers to avoid the myriad field-damaging things here, though...

B1F (Mythril Mine): Save with the Adventurer and speak with the fox nearby. He'll warn you that the dungeon prevents you from escaping with Teleport Stones and the like, so look out for that. That said, go north and downstairs.

B2F (Harena Ruins): On this floor, beware of the Blind gas-spitting traps. Go east to the intersection, then south, east, and east at the next ones to find a Megalixir. Backtrack a little to the north/south/east fork you were just at; go south a bit to another intersection, then south. Go west at the next to the end of the path; even though you'll be sprayed by gas, open the chest for a Yatagarasu dagger. Backtrack southward a bit and go into the semi-hidden alcove for the Longinus, then return into the main hall and go east and along for a while to the next area.

B3F (Wind Temple): Go along the linear path before you for a while, opening the chest along the way for a Demon's Staff. At the northern path of the area, go into the rooms to the north to find some Lordly Robes, then south of the rooms for a Megalixir. (Why couldn't they put this stuff in the real Wind Temple? T_T) In the main hall, continue east and along to a fork; go along the western southbound path to go further on.

B4F (Mount Fragmentum): Immediately head west to find an Earthbreaker, then backtrack to the entrance and head southwest. Open the chest you find on the way for a Death Axe, then you'll soon find a fork. Go southeast from it to find a Wonder Rod, then continue along the main path to the next area.

B5F (Witherwood): Immediately go due south and open the chest for a Gale Staff. Head east and south from there into a rectangular clearing, which you can then exit to the west to find a locked chest; open it for a Demon's Rod, then return to the clearing. Use the eastern northbound path to find a Brave Suit, then go south of there and along into the next area.

B6F (Florem Gardens): Beware the purple flowers here; without the Dungeon Master ability from Freelancers, they'll Silence you. Anyhow, I didn't really care; I turned the encounter rate to -100% until I plundered all of the chests here. =P There is a Yoichi's Bow in the southwest corner, an Artemis's Bow in the southeast corner, then there's an Air Knife in the central portion of the area. The exit to B7F is to the north.

B7F (Starkfort): Go north and into the room to the west to find some Genji Armor, then go into the room east of there to find some Genji Gloves. Continue north to the three-path scenario you ought to be familiar with in Starkfort; go to the northwest for the Ama-no-Murakumo katana, then go into the north-central room for a Genji Helm. Go to the northeast corner to head further downstairs.

B8F (Underflow): Here, beware the lava; when it glows red, do not step on it. Head south of the entrance for a bit to find two paths; go southeast and take the Gold Hairpin, then go back north to the "T"-junction west of the entrance. Head west for a while and along the path until you must go south; do so and go south to a four-way. Go east and along the path to an east/west fork; go east and along the first northbound path you reach to find a Luminous Robe. Return to the east/west fork and go west, then north when first possible to find a chest containing some Kaiser Knuckles, then go west from where you turned north to find some stairs.

B9F (Eternian Central Command): Go along the path before you for a bit and you'll go south of the north-central portion into a triangular area. Immediately go east and plunder the chest for a Chaos Blade, then return into the triangle. Go south a bit, then east again and along the path to find Gungnir - the spear of Odin! - at the end. Return once more to the north-central triangle, then go south and along the path to find an Aegis Shield, then leave the triangle heading northwest. As you go along the path, you'll reach a north/south fork; first go north for a second Brave Suit, then go south and along to B10F.

B10F (Earth Temple): Head north and east into the northeast corner, then go south to an east/west fork; go east to find some Hadean Claws, then backtrack to the entrance. Head west and along the path to find a Muramasa. Go east of the entrance and along to an east/west fork; go west and along the lengthy path for a while to find the Durandal sword at the very end.

To find the extra boss, go east of the Durandal's chest into a hidden path in the wall, then south and along the path for a bit to find him. Worry not about losing; he'll let you retry as desired without the fear of a Game Over.

Sub-Scenarios

The Desert Oasis

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General Data For "The Desert Oasis"

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• Unlocked: Visit the King in Ancheim, then speak with the Profiteur in the southeast building of Ancheim
• Primary Rewards: Thief and Merchant Asterisks

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Introductory Information

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In Chapter 1, you will at some point be forced to see a rant with the King of Ancheim before meeting him in his palace. After the latter, go to the southeast corner of Ancheim and you'll find a building; inside, go north and speak with the man, the Profiteur. After doing so, exit the mansion and speak with the man to the left of the entrance and you'll be told about the Oasis and free water. Also examine the black well further to the left. The Oasis can be found in the overworld to the west of Ancheim. After the scene there, go further west and into the cave you'll see in the range to the north.

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Harena Ruins

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Star Pendant	[_] 1 pg	[_] 1,500 pg	[_] Clothespin	[_] Thief Knife	[_] Ether	[_] Thief's Glove	[_] Steel Bow	[_] Air Knife

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Greater Cait	450	65	7	92	26	26	5	13	13	16	Water	Beast	40 / 20 / 2
Sand Worm	600	75	17	92	22	11	0	11	11	14	Water	Bug	96 / 48 / 5
Venomous Snake	250	55	11	92	22	11	5	11	11	15	Water, Earth	Aquatic	34 / 17 / 2

AS A HUGE NOTE, you will want to be aware of the walls in this area: some segments of them have traps that will spew gas when you get nearby. Said traps are able to blind you; it is a good idea to have Blindna on hand for this.

1F: In the dungeon, go left and right at the forks and you'll find a path to B1F; once you descend, go northeast and open the chest for a Star Pendant. Backtrack to 1F and go left at the next fork you reach. As you reach the clearing after, you'll see a chest not much further to the east; dance around the nearby trap and open the chest for an awesome ... epic ... ungodly 1 pg! >_> Go further east and through the doorway to the stairs.

B1F: Just south of where you enter is a trap; if you head west from it, you can find a chest containing some Echo Herbs. Backtrack to where you turned west and head south to soon find another fork; go east here, and at the next as well. You'll come upon a chest; open it for 1,500 pg. Go back west to the fork and go south through the doorway, then past the next fork to soon find another chest at the end of the path; this one contains a Clothespin accessory. How it makes you immune to Sleep is beyond me, but whatever. Go back to where that last trap was spewing (you couldn't have missed it) and go west, then south at the next fork (and trap). This will lead you to B2F.

B2F: Here, go east to a fork. Go south at it and west at the next. This leads to what seems to be a dead-end; however, if you go west and through the wall at the end there, you'll find a hidden path: go as far north and then west as you can along it to find a chest containing a Thief's Knife. It's a very useful piece of equipment, applying the effect of Mug when you Attack - in FF and Bravely Default (among others), the Mug ability is not only an attack, but it may let you steal from the enemy you hit!

After this bit of joy, return to the previous fork and go east and east at the next two forks to find an Ether. Return to the previous fork and go south. The northwest corner of the clearing you reach contains a blue chest that is locked, but it will yield the Air Knife once unlocked. Anyhow, head south from the clearnig and west, past numerous Blind traps, to find a chest containing the Thief Gloves, which makes your Stealing ability twice as successful ... when you get one! =P Head pretty much south-southeast from there into an alcove opposite the middlemost of those five traps to find a chest with an Iron Bow inside.

Go north and east along the path to a new area. Speak with the Adventurer along the way for the usual, then continue into the next area. There, go up the stairs to the north and engage the thief in battle!

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Conclusion of "The Desert Oasis"

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After the battle with the Jackal, you'll receive a Thief Asterisk, allowing you to become a Thief! In the scene thereafter, we decide to "set the matter straight" with the Profiteur merchantry. Leave the dungeon and head back into Ancheim, then into the merchantry's mansion. Heal and restock on the way!

After the battle, you'll earn a Merchant Asterisk, allowing you to use the Merchant job. And so ends the Sub-Scenario.

Grand Mill Works

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General Data For "The Desert Oasis"

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• Unlocked: After the revival of the Wind Crystal in Chapter and after finishing The Desert Oasis
• Primary Rewards: Spell Fencer and Time Mage Asterisks

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The Grand Mill

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Remedy	[_] Phoenix Down	[_] Thumbing Claws	[_] Earthing Rod	[_] X-Potion	[_] Hi-Potion	[_] Ether

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Greater Cait	450	65	7	92	26	26	5	13	13	16	Water	Beast	40 / 20 / 2
Merchantry Blade	900	120	20	94	40	20	5	20	20	18	Lightning	Human	58 / 29 / 3
Merchantry Mage	700	80	10	94	50	40	10	20	20	19	None	Human	58 / 29 / 3
Merchantry Thug	800	120	20	94	40	20	12	20	20	20	None	Human	40 / 22 / 2

1F: When beginning this Sub-Scenario, it can only be done at night, so wait around in the overworld for a few minutes until night comes. (There's no known basis in relation to the 3DS clock - it's just a day cycling every couple of minutes. Time sure flies, eh?) When back in Ancheim, don't visit the inn since that'll make it become daytime again if you stay. Instead, head along to the magic shop and enter the building just to its west. Within the Mill, go northwest and along to the blue bubble on the map. Press A there to open a door.

2F: When you get here, move along a bit and you'll quickly find more stairs. And some to the north. But not any to the south; rather, at the end of the path to the south is a chest containing a Remedy. Backtrack to where the two staircases were and use the one to the north.

3F: Here, go south, then you'll reach a fork: go east at it and the next one to find a Phoenix Down. Due west of the chest are some stairs back to 2F.

2F: You'll find three chests here; open them for the Thumbing Claws, Earthing Rod, and ... well, the other is locked, so we're screwed on that one for the moment. Backtrack for a while to the place in northern 2F where you saw the two staircases and used the northern one. This time, use the remaining one to the south.

3F: Here, go east to find a four-way intersection. Go east first and to the end of the path to find a switch to trigger. Go along the southern branch of the fork and downstairs, next.

2F: Go along the path before you and you'll reach a west/east fork. Go west and to the end of the path to find an X-Potion, then head eastward. Go upstairs again.

3F: Here, go north and you'll find another fork. Go along the side-path to the west to find a chest containing a Hi-Potion, then return to the main path and head north and downstairs.

2F: Go along the linear path before you for a few moments. You'll soon reach a west/east fork; grab the Ether in the alcove to the east, then head west and along the path to some more stairs. (Whoever decided to build the Mill this way is a complete dolt.) Trigger the switch there and backtrack allllllllll of the way back to that four-way on 3F where you triggered the first switch.

3F: Go speak with the Adventurer north of the intersection to save 'n' shop. After, go north and melodramatically flip the switch and, once outside, go far to the right and enter the building.

Ancheim Palace: Here, go far to the right and you'll notice a small balcony at the end, aiming towards the center. Approach it to watch a scene - and to fight a boss!

After the battle, you'll earn the asterisks for the Spell Fencer and Time Mage jobs, thusly ending the scenario.

The Florem Garden

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General Data For "The Florem Garden"

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• Unlocked: Chapter 2, after visiting the Water Temple; use The Sacred Flower Festival to find the people you need to speak to, since it is a bit confusing
• Primary Rewards: Summoner Asterisk

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The Florem Garden

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] 500 pg	[_] Hi-Potion	[_] X-Potion	[_] Tomahawk	[_] Ether	[_] 1,000 pg	[_] Remedy	[_] Turbo Ether	[_] Tengu Yawn

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Alraune	600	132	22	94	44	22	10	22	22	18	Fire, Dark	Plant	126 / 63 / 7
Dryad	1,200	144	24	94	48	24	11	24	24	20	Fire	Plant	97 / 65 / 7
Legion Impaler	1,500	144	24	94	48	24	11	24	24	20	Lightning	Human	97 / 65 / 7
Legion Mage	1,200	144	24	94	48	24	11	24	24	20	None	Human	97 / 65 / 7

On a general note, the gardens are full of purple flowers (hushleaf) that are capable of inducing Silence on the entire party if you carelessly walk into them. This isn't problematic for melee-focused parties, but your mages will be noticeably hampered in battle. Bring along some Echo Herbs or Esuna if you are in such a situation.

Overworld: After having unlocked the quest, you can go west in the overworld. Southwest of the "T" junction where you went southeast to the Water Temple, head west instead. Once you pass another bridge, head northward and you'll encounter the two missing girls ... in addition to six Alraune! *cough* Fira *cough* After the stubborn little girls leave, continue west to find the gardens in that crack in the rock.

South Gardens: ... Y'know, wouldn't it be easier to cast Sleep on the two of them? =/ Anyhow, when you regain control, go north and walk around the hushleaf by heading east. This will take you in sight of a 500-pg chest, so plunder it before heading west. Watch out for the hushleaf as you return back south so you can plunder a chest for a Hi-Potion. After, go west of the lake hushleaf patch and continue west as you circumnavigate the next one. Once on the west side, head south carefully to find an X-Potion. Go back north and you'll find two paths to the next area. Use the eastern of the two.

Central Gardens: Go along the path eastward and you'll soon find a chest containing a Tomahawk. After taking it, return to the South Gardens and use the other northbound path. Head north and east along the path to soon find two chests, one with an Ether and one with 1,000 pg. Further along the otherwise-featureless path is a fork. Go north and north again at the next to head to the next area. (To the south of the first is a dead-end; east of the second leads to a locked chest.)

Interior Gardens: When you arrive, go north and along the un-Silencing path to find an east/west fork; carefully go west and along the path to reach the southwest corner, where you will find a Remedy, perhaps in irony, awaiting you in the chest. Go back to the east/west fork and go east this time, and south at the next. You will see a hushleaf-blocked alcove to the west, in which you can find a Turbo Ether. (More irony?) Since you're Silenced anyways, go south into some more hushleaf, then east and south into some more to find a Tengu Yawn in the southeast corner.

Head back to the north side of the area where the Adventurer lies. Save, shop, and speak with him as per the usual. After, head north into the next area. After the scene -- *WHAM!*

Finishing the battle will net you the Summoner Asterisk! The Summoner is a job capable of summoning monstrous beasts to deal mass damage, so long as you survive an attack from the summon when battling it (as that is how it is learned). One such summon is learned in the Wind Temple...

The Twisted Treetop

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General Data For "The Twisted Treetop"

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• Unlocked: Chapter 2, after visiting the Water Temple; use The Sacred Flower Festival to find the people you need to speak to, since it is a bit confusing
• Primary Rewards: Ranger Asterisk

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Twisted Treetop

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] 500 pg	[_] Hi-Potion	[_] X-Potion	[_] Tomahawk	[_] Ether	[_] 1,000 pg	[_] Remedy	[_] Turbo Ether	[_] Tengu Yawn

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Legion Impaler	1,500	144	24	94	48	24	11	24	24	20	Lightning	Human	97 / 65 / 7
Legion Mage	1,200	144	24	94	48	24	11	24	24	20	None	Human	97 / 65 / 7

Once this quest is unlocked, head southeast of Florem as if you were going back to the Miasma Woods. After crossing the second bridge, head north along the river to the large forest, then go northeast from there to the blue bubble on the map. There will be a brief forced battle against a Legion Impaler and a Legion Mage on the way, after which your destination is moreso to the east than northeast. After a brief scene, you'll quickly get into a boss fight.

After the battle, you'll earn the Ranger Asterisk. Yay~!

The Withering Wood

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General Data For "The Withering Wood"

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• Unlocked: Chapter 2, after finishing the Flower Festival
• Primary Rewards: Valkyrie Asterisk

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The Witherwood

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Remedy	[_] 500 pg	[_] Sleep Blade	[_] Phoenix Down	[_] Aeolian Bow	[_] Teleport Stone	[_] 1,000 pg	[_] Ether
[_] Hi-Potion	[_] X-Potion

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Catamount	2,200	155	31	96	62	31	31	31	31	28	Fire	Beast	110 / 72 / 8
D'gon	2,500	186	50	96	62	31	11	31	31	25	Dragon	Water	110 / 72 / 8
Killer Scorpion	2,200	155	45	96	62	31	11	31	31	25	Water	Bug	110 / 72 / 8
Legion Impaler	1,500	144	24	94	48	24	11	24	24	20	Lightning	Human	97 / 65 / 7
Legion Archer	2,200	155	31	96	62	31	11	31	31	25	None	Human	97 / 65 / 7

Florem/Overworld: After the Festival in Chapter 2, re-enter the town of Florem for a scene. Once this scene is over with, in which a hurried man bumps into you, head to the overworld and to the northeast to find the Witherwood.

South Witherwood: When you arrive, go along the path before you. Head east at the first fork you reach to eventually reach a Remedy. Return to the intersection and go west and north to another. Go along the path to the east and you'll find a chest containing 500 pg. Continue north into the next area for a brief moment, too, to find a Sleep Blade. Return to the South area and go back to the last intersection you were at, then go west and north. At the next intersection, go west to find a Phoenix Down, then return and go north to the next the next area.

Central Witherwood: In this area, go north to the intersection and east for a while to find the Aeolian Bow. After, head west and north when first possible to another clearing with an intersection. Go west to find a Teleport Stone, then further west and north for 1,000 pg. From there, go east for a while into the next area.

Interior Witherwood: When you arrive, begin by heading south to find an Ether, then head east from the entrance to find a Hi-Potion. From there, go south for a bit. In the elongated clearing you soon arrive in, you can find a locked chest to the northeast, again not usable until Chapter 6, so continue south via the path just to the east of where you stopped. This will eventually take you west to an X-Potion. Continue north and east to the loop back to the long room, then exit it to the southeast and head along to the next area - save-'n'-shop with the Adventurer on the way!

Northern Hidden Villages: Simply head northwest for a scene and, of course, a boss.

After the battle, you'll get the Valkyrie asterisk. Yay.

DeRosa the Red Mage

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General Data For "DeRosa the Red Mage"

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• Unlocked: Chapter 2, after finishing the Flower Festival
• Primary Rewards: Red Mage Asterisk

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The Sub-Scenario

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NOTE: In an eventual boss later during this Sub-Scenario, Edea will be guaranteed to be in the Charm status. The Charm status is an ailment in which the afflicted are basically going to heal the enemies or damage you, which can be very nasty under most circumstances. It is normally cured by being attacked physically (a Mage's attack is weak, so that's one option), but if Edea has the Rebuff Locket equipped, she won't be in that status at the start of the boss, making things easier. Just an FYI.

After the Festival in Chapter 2, there is a red-haired man in town you can speak with. After doing so, sleep in the inn after the Flower Festival. After the scene with Ringabel, re-enter Florem at night. (If you've yet to complete The Withering Wood sub-scenario, you'll run into some guy, but that's irrelevant to the one involving DeRosa.) Head to the plaza and speak with the two people marked by blue bubbles on the map. Return to Florem later during the night and do (generally) the same thing a few more times. After a scene, a boss starts.

After the battle, you will get the useful Red Mage Asterisk. Whoop-de-doo~! ... >_>

S.S. Funky Francisca

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General Data For "S.S. Funky Francisca"

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• Unlocked: Visit Hartschild in Chapter 3 and have the scene in the Goodman Residence, then the one with Goodman at Eisen Bridge
• Primary Rewards: Pirate Asterisk

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ARGH!

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] 2,000 pg	[_] Viking Axe

Once this Sub-Scenario is unlocked, head back to the overworld and way off to the southeast-then-northeast to the dock where you arrived in the Eisenberg region. There, speak with Datz about the ... g-g-g-ghost ship!? Ruh-roh! ... >_>;; Anyhow, head east after setting sail towards Grandship; somewhere in the general area should be a patch of dark smoky fog - I had mine appear to the north of Grandship, but I've heard about other locations, so just look around for it. Board the ship when it's found to ... well, board it. Duh.

Once aboard, go to the far west for a hidden 2,000 pg, and to the far northeast of the main deck for a hidden Viking Axe. Now just go upstairs and shove Barbarosa into Davy Jones's locker!

After the battle, you'll get the awesome Pirate asterisk. Argh!

Battle at the Big Bridge

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General Data For "Battle at the Big Bridge"

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To those who are curious, the name of this Sub-Scenario was chosen by me due to the indirect reference to one of my favorite games, Final Fantasy V. The name is the title of a particular composition written for that Japan-only SNES game, which is played about halfway through FFV at an area aptly named "The Big Bridge". I won't give any more details other than that, since they're not really pertinent.

• Unlocked: Chapter 3, after giving Commander Goodman the toxic mist sample
• Primary Rewards: Performer Asterisk

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The Battle

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After handing Commander Goodman the toxic mist in Chapter 3, return to him and speak with him, then ask him the three questions presented to you. The third of these will result in a scene (in which the lack of use of the Black Magic Silence pokes a hole into the plot), after which you need to return to the overworld. There, head back to the Eschalot in southeastern Eisenberg and basically follow the blue "!" bubbles around the world map. They will take you to the Grandship, Ancheim, Caldisla, and Florem before you return to Hartschild. And guess what? It's back to the Grandship, and then it's back to Eisen Bridge. Speak with Commander Goodman again and use the third option to begin the fight!

After that painfully difficult fight - for me, anyhow =P - you'll receive the Performer asterisk.

Starkfort's Salve-Maker

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General Data For "Starkfort's Salve-Maker"

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• Unlocked: Chapter 3, as soon as you enter Starkfort
• Primary Rewards: Salve-Maker Asterisk

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Starkfort

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] 1,000 pg

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Black Axefighter	3,000	195	43	97	78	39	11	39	39	32	Lightning	Human	216 / 162 / 17
Black Blade	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Lightning	Human	206 / 155 / 16
Black Pikeman	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Lightning	Human	206 / 155 / 16
Fire D'gon	5,000	215	43	98	86	43	11	43	43	35	Water	Dragon	400 / 300 / 17
Hellhound	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Water	Beast	206 / 155 / 16

When you arrive in Starkfort and head north of the entrance to the interior for the first time, Ringabel will consult his Notebook of D and learn that your objective lies to the east. However, there are two ways forward; this Sub-Scenario is for what happens if you delve off onto the road less traveled ... which yields rewards. And a boss. And stuff.

When you arrive on the western side of 2F, go south and along the path for a bit. Partway along, a path will open off to the west; ignore the first one, but the second one in the corner will yield 1,000 pg. Go east and save with the Adventurer, then go up a floor to 3F. There, head further to the east to meet Dr. Qada.

After the battle, you'll earn the Salve-Maker asterisk, which is basically the Chemist or Mixer class of this game... Was there ever a Final Fantasy that used a Mixer class? Sounds familiar... Hm. >_>

Return to Starkfort

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General Data For "Return to Starkfort"

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• Unlocked: Chapter 3, just after reawakening the Fire Crystal
• Primary Rewards: Swordmaster Asterisk

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Starkfort

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Dragon Fang	[_] Bacchus's Wine	[_] Ice Charm	[_] Safety Ring	[_] X-Potion	[_] Courage Ring	[_] Kunai
[_] Turbo Ether	[_] Power Bracers

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Black Axefighter	3,000	195	43	97	78	39	11	39	39	32	Lightning	Human	216 / 162 / 17
Black Blade	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Lightning	Human	206 / 155 / 16
Black Pikeman	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Lightning	Human	206 / 155 / 16
Fire D'gon	5,000	215	43	98	86	43	11	43	43	35	Water	Dragon	400 / 300 / 17
Hellhound	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Water	Beast	206 / 155 / 16

1F: Upon your return, go north and through the door to 2F.

2F: Go south and you'll quickly find four chests here. To the left are a Dragon Fang and some of Bacchus's Wine, and to the right are a locked chest and an Ice Charm. Continue south and upstairs.

3F: Here, go north to the fork and west for a while to a small room. There, go south from the southeast corner and west to find a Safety Ring. Return to the east/west fork north of the stairs and go due east to find an X-Potion. Now, return into the hall and go north, west, and west at the forks to some stairs. Use these, then go along the 4F path back to 3F for a Courage Ring. Backtrack to the northwestern 3F stairs and go due east for another set.

4F: Go along the path for a bit until a path opens off to the south. Go along this short path for a Kunai, then go along the remainder of the path to 5F.

5F: Upon your arrival, go due east and use the stairs to go to 4F briefly to find a Turbo Ether. Return to 5F and go north and west from there to find some stairs and the Adventurer. Continue west briefly to plunder some Power Bracers from a chest, then save-'n'-shop with the Adventurer and go on up.

6F: Go north to encounter your boss.

Winning the battle will grant you the Swordmaster asterisk. *does half-hearted flips*

Meanwhile, in Hartschild...

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General Data For "Meanwhile, in Hartschild"

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• Unlocked: Chapter 3, after awakening the Fire Crystal and bringing Egil to the Caldisla inn
• Primary Rewards: Ninja Asterisk

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Hartschild

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After having brought Egil to the innkeep in Caldisla, you are able to return to Hartschild, marked on the map now by a blue "!" to denote a Sub-Scenario that will occur there. Continue into the Goodman residence, and speak with everyone after the scenes. After some more, you'll have to examine the front door. (Holy crap, this is heart-pounding for some reason.) After that scene, go east and north into the cellar.

Man, she talks fast. >_>

After the battle, you'll get the Ninja asterisk. BAN-ZAI!!! ... >_>;

Keystones & Vampire Castle

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General Data For "Keystones & Vampire Castle"

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• Unlocked: Chapter 4, after defeating Braev
• Primary Rewards: Vampire Asterisk

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The Keystones

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When you begin this quest, your initial goal is to head to Vampire Castle. Vampire Castle is to the west of the Eternian Command on the world map; before defeating Braev, you couldn't enter, but you can try now. When you attempt to do so, you will be tasked with finding six keystones.

The six keystones are guarded by six dragons the world over. To find them, you must go to their location and examine the obelisk-like structure and you will then fight them. Each dragon differs little from the other, but each do specialize in a certain element. In effect, so long as you are able to abuse that element in a thorough manner, you will be fine, strategically. The various skills of the Spiritmaster will be invaluable in nullifying damage from these beasts, and the Ranger/Spell Fencer combo for Dragon Slayer and an element will also be able to deal huge amounts of damage. The six dragons are detailed below; once you have all six stones, go to Vampire Castle.

As a footnote, and maybe I just got lucky, but there is a strategy you can abuse in all six fights regarding Stillness. Basically, cast it with the same Spiritmaster every chance you get (every three turns). For two of those, don't have anyone attack (waste of BP), attacking every third turn when it's not in effect. On that same turn, the dragon will use only their Eye attack to make you weak to their Breath's element. So long as your Spiritmaster is faster than the Dragon, you will end up being able to attack every third turn and without taking damage.

• Salamander: This dragon lies near Grapp Keep in Eisenberg. It is the dragon of Fire, and is thusly weak to Ice. He is likely the easiest of the six.

• Wyvern: This dragon is near the Oasis to the west of Ancheim. It is a Wind-elemental dragon and thusly weak to Fire. It lacks any truly special attributes, so it's a nice second dragon to deal with.

• Mizuchi: This dragon lies to the northeast of Florem on an island; if you've found the Twisted Treetop, you could more accurately to the northeast of there for an island. This dragon is Water-elemental and thusly weak to Lightning. The only probably in this fight is the dragon's Stop-inducing breath, which the Time Mage's Stop Immunity support ability or Spiritmaster's Fairy Ward will suffice against.

• Ladon: This dragon lies in southwestern Eternia. It is the Earth-elemental dragon, and thusly is weak to Wind. It could be difficult to deal with offensively since the only real Wind-elemental spells are Aero, Aerora, and Aeroga from the White Mage, but that also means Spiritmasters will have a ball with this one between Stillness and Aeroga. ;) Just beware the Paralysis induced by his breath; if you go for the Ranger's Paralyze Immunity support ability, you'll be okay in that regard.

• Shinryu: This dragon lies north of the Yulyana Needleworks. It is the Light-elemental dragon, thusly making it weak to Dark; it's a hard element to hit without some sort of expertise in the Arcanist job. Still, the Spiritmaster can make things easier by amping up your elemental powers. ;) Anyhow, the main thing is the Blind-inducing breath here;. Monks have the Blind Immunity support ability, and there is the Silver Glasses accessory, but if you're a magically-focused team, it shouldn't matter.

• Jabberwock: This dragon is north of Lontano Villa. It is the Dark dragon, and is weak to Light; you probably won't be able to hit that, but, as I've said before, Fairy's Aid is good for amping. This dragon is the most difficult; while it follows the template of the others, its breath doles out Dread to limit your Braving and Defaulting abilities. Fairy Ward from the Spiritmaster will be invaluable in this instance, or at least Esunaga.

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Vampire Castle

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TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Dragon Fang	[_] Blood Blade	[_] Safety Ring	[_] Hermes Shoes	[_] Black Belt	[_] Soul of Thamasa	[_] Dwarven Gloves
[_] Hyper Bracers	[_] Magic Armlet	[_] Lamia's Tiara	[_] Megalixir	[_] Lilith's Rod

+E LOCAL ENEMY BESTIARY
Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg / EXP. / JP
Cerberus	7,000	330	120	102	130	110	22	60	60	48	Water	Beast	1,880 / 830 / 83
Magnus Bat	6,000	300	60	99	96	98	17	48	48	48	Wind, Light	Aerial	1,880 / 830 / 83
Melusine	6,000	300	60	99	148	98	17	48	48	48	Wind	Aerial, Demon	1,680 / 840 / 84

1F: When you arrive, go east, north, east, north, and along the path to the southeastern portion of this "forky" floor to find a Dragon Fang in a chest. Backtrack to the entrance and head due west. As you go along the wall, hug it and you should find a hidden passage; take it south, then to the east to find the Blood Blade. (Ah, Final Fantasy IIj nostalgia... Still, unlike FF2j, this Blood Sword is very useful on the general level as it drains HP from the target, and is probably the strongest sword you have - no extra damage to arbitrary bosses, though! I think.)

Return to the entrance and go north of it for a bit to induce a scene. After this interesting scene, go west and you'll find a Safety Ring in the corner. Go east of the portrait to find some stairs.

2F: Go south along the western path for a bit until one opens up to the east. Follow that one and you'll find Hermes Shoes. Eh, finders keepers. =P Return to the main path and head south. Eventually, as you turn north, you'll come into a relatively large room. Continue north for now and along the path to find a Black Belt. Return to the large room and go north via the east side of it and you'll find another portrait of DeRosso to the north. Examine it for more of an oratory, then go west and upstairs.

3F: Go due south for a while and you'll find the Soul of Thamasa. (And there's some Final Fantasy VIj nostalgia...) Go north and along the first eastbound path you find south and along for a while. You'll end up in front of another portrait. Examine it for more scene. (Is it just me, or is this a good dungeon both for grinding and for going without encounters?) Anyhow, go east and upstairs.

4F: Go along the path before you, and north when possible to find a chest containing some Dwarven Gloves. Return to the main path and head west. You'll soon reach a larger room with two exits. Go west and along the roundabout path to a chest containing the Hyper Bracers, then return to the room. Go north and examine the painting for yet another cutscene, then go west and upstairs.

5F: Head east and south from the stairs to find yet another accessory, the Magic Armlets. Go further along the main path to find a fork; go north and to the end to find a Lamia's Tiara, then again return to the main path and follow it for a bit. You'll come into another room with a portrait; examine it and go east to the stairs.

6F: Don't worry, non-grinders - not much left to go! As you go south here, you'll find a path open off to the east; follow it for the ever-valuable Megalixir! Return to the fork and go west and along the path for a bit to another room with a painting. As usual, examine it, then go west for the stairs.

7F: Head south and along the path for a bit. As you reach the south-central part of the area, there will be another painting to look at. After, go east and north past the Adventurer to find a Lilith's Rod, then go save and shop with the Adventurer. To the west and north lies DeRosso.

After the fight, you'll earn the Vampire asterisk and some final background on DeRosso and the Crystal Orthodoxy (once you examine the painting further to the north).

Conjurer Sub-Scenario

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General Data For "Conjurer Sub-Scenario"

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• Unlocked: Chapter 6, after the scene in Vestment Cave after reviving three Crystals
• Primary Rewards: Conjurer Asterisk

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The Scenario

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After the scene in Vestment Cave, return to the Yulyana Woodworks and go into the main building to find a note from Yulyana. It says, in effect, to go to the Council Chamber in Eternia - it's basically the top of the Central Command building in Eternia, where you normally fight Braev. After the brief scene there, go to Edea's room, northeast of 48F. Oh, wow, I actually cried a little there. >_>

After fighting Alternis, you'll be tasked to go next to the Central Healing Tower - it is the healing tower in the town of Eternia, so leave the Command and head into town and into the tower. Heads upstairs and along the path to the northwestern corner for ... man ...

Our next target is through the Twilight Ruins to the west of Florem.

Finally, you need to head to the ruins of Norende, which is past the Norende Ravine to the northwest of Caldisla. There will be a brief scene there before you fight some weakling enemies; head to Yulyana'a place thereafter for a scene ... and, well, you kinda expected this eventually.

After this lengthy series of events, you'll finally earn the Conjurer asterisk.

Chapter 5 Boss Rebattles

When you reach Chapter 5, you can rebattle a number of optional bosses you, for a major part, fought in the Sub-Scenarios earlier in the game - these pop up now as blue "!" bubbles on the map. Below, I'll list their locations, then the strategies you should use and the usual stuff. We'll cover them in the order below, too.

• Barras & Holly: The lake southwest of Caldisla.
• Ominas: Inside Centro Keep, to the northeast of Caldisla.
• Heinkel: 3F of Lontano Villa.
• Khint & The Jackal: End of the Harena ruins.
• Khint & The Profiteur: In the Profiteur's place in Ancheim.
• Khint & Khamer: Go through the Grand Mill again; remember, it's only open at night.
• Mephilia: In the Florem Gardens northwest of Florem.
• Artemia: At the Twisted Treetop far to the north-northeast of Florem; easternmost of all sidequests.
• Einheria: In the hidden village to the northeast of Florem, through the Witherwood.
• DeRosa: In Florem itself. Enter the thing in the southeast corner of town to find Fiore.
• Barbarosa: Revive the Water Crystal, then head to the house near the sea in Eisenberg. After a scene, go to the fog around Grandship.
• Qada: Starkfort on the Eisenberg continent, 3F.
• Praline: The Eisen Bridge.
• Kikyo: Hartschild, in the Goodman residence; enter, leave, and re-enter.
• Kamiizumi: Starkfort, up along the north-central 1F path, after reviving the Fire Crystal.
• Victor & Victoria: Eternia Central Command, east of the 1F entrance
• Braev the Templar: At the top of Eternia Central Command.
• Lord DeRosso: Vampire Castle, same place as before: the top. (You can also fight the dragons from this quest; they're the same, though.)

Chapter 6 Boss Rebattles

When you reach Chapter 6, you can rebattle a number of optional bosses you, for a major part, fought in the Sub-Scenarios earlier in the game - these pop up now as blue "!" bubbles on the map. Below, I'll list their locations, then the strategies you should use and the usual stuff. We'll cover them in the order below, too.

NOTE: With the fourth through sixth fights regarding Khint and someone else, if you beat Khint and Khamer in the Ancheim Palace first, you won't deal with him in the fights versus the Jackal and the Profiteur! Since you profit none from Khint's participation in these fights, it's highly advised you beat Khamer, then the Jackal and the Profiteur.

• Barras & Holly: The lake southwest of Caldisla.
• Ominas: Inside Centro Keep, to the northeast of Caldisla.
• Heinkel: 3F of Lontano Villa.
• Khint & The Jackal: End of the Harena ruins.
• Khint & The Profiteur: In the Profiteur's place in Ancheim.
• Khint & Khamer: Go through the Grand Mill again; remember, it's only open at night.
• DeRosa: In Florem itself. Enter the thing in the southeast corner of town to find Fiore.
• Barbarosa: Revive the Water Crystal, then head to the house near the sea in Eisenberg. After a scene, go to the fog around Grandship.
• Qada: Starkfort on the Eisenberg continent, 3F.
• Praline: The Eisen Bridge.
• Kamiizumi: Starkfort, up along the north-central 1F path - this time, the Fire Crystal's revival isn't needed.
• Victor & Victoria: Eternia Central Command, east of the 1F entrance.
• Lord DeRosso: Vampire Castle, same place as before: the top. (You can also fight the dragons from this quest; they're the same, though.)

Chapter 7 Boss Rebattles

When you reach Chapter 7, you can rebattle a number of optional bosses you, for a major part, fought in the Sub-Scenarios earlier in the game - these pop up now as blue "!" bubbles on the map. As with Chapter 6, little has changed from Chapter 5's re-encounters ... except the bosses love teaming up against you!

Below, I'll list their locations, then the strategies you should use and the usual stuff. We'll cover them in the order below, too.

• Ominas & Bahamut: They are still found in the ruins of Centro Keep to the northeast of Caldisla.
• Heinkel, Barras, & Ominas: Fought after Ominas and Bahamut.
• Barbarosa, Mephilia, & Yulyana: Head to the Yulyana Needleworks to the east of Ancheim.
• Victoria, Kikyo, & Artemia: At the end of the Florem Gardens to the west of ... well, Florem.
• Praline & The Jackal: Head to Eisen Bridge.
• Praline, The Jackal, & Khamer: After beating Praline, you'll have to go to Ancheim's palace for another fight.
• Khint, Holly, & Einheria: In Eternia, head to the east in the town.
• Qada, DeRosa, & Chairman Profiteur: In the Eternian Central Command's prison, after fighting off Khint, Holly, and Einheria.
• Braev the Templar, Kamiizumi, & Alternis: In the Council of Six chamebr atop the Eternian Central Command.
• Lord DeRosso & Victor: 7F of the Vampire Castle.

Chapter 8 Boss Rebattles

Okay, you've got the deal by now. Chapter 8 - like the three before it - has a number of bosses you can do in addition to the Temples' bosses for various purposes, mostly en masse JP gains, valuable items, and story stuff. Like Chapter 7, the bosses begin to gang up a lot on you; it's not really worth going for unless you're of a higher level (80+) - still, if you can manage these, you'll probably do well enough in either Finale. ;)

• Eternian Divisions' Rebattles
  • Heinkel, Ominas, Holly, & Barras: Head into Lontano Villa and proceed up to 3F where you normally fight Heinkel.
  • Khamer, Khint, The Profiteur, & The Jackal: Head to Ancheim's palace.
  • DeRosa, Einheria, Mephilia, & Artemia: These are in Florem - from the entrance area, go southeast to DeRosa's lab.
  • Barbarosa, Qada, Praline, Kamiizumi, & Kikyo: *groan* This hard bunch is in Starkfort, along the north-central path into the War Room.
  • Lord DeRosso & Yulyana: Head to the top of Vampire Castle yet again. ... Does DeRosso EVER leave that place?

After fighting all of the five boss battles, head to Eternia Central Command for them again! In different groups! Just progress to the top for the bosses, which will appear in the order below. Note that, for these fights, I will be recommending literally the same strategy for each. It is the only viable strategy I could think of - it's narrowly focused, but it's better than forced mastering of eight or more jobs, right? The strategy will be covered in the first of the fights.

• Eternian Central Command Boss Rush
  • The Profiteur, Einheria, and The Jackal
  • Kamiizumi, Kikyo, Heinkel, and Holly
  • Alternis, Barras, Barbarosa, and Praline
  • Ominas, Qada, Yulyana, and Mephilia
  • Victoria, Lord DeRosso, Khint, and DeRosa
  • Braev the Templar, Victor, Khamer, and Artemia

And after, you can speak with Braev to do it all again without a break between fights! ... -_-;;

Eternian Divisions' Rebattles

Eternian Central Command Boss Rush

Enemy Bestiary

Monster Statistics

Note that the stats here assume you are on the Normal difficulty. Depending on the difficulty, the stats will differ somewhat, as per the Game Start-Up section.

Enemy Name	Max HP	P.ATK.	P.DEF.	AIM	M.ATK.	M.DEF.	EVD	INT	MIND	SPD	Weaknesses	Family	pg	EXP.	JP
Adamantite Shell	10,000	330	180	101	120	110	17	60	60	48	Water	Aquatic	1,920	960	96
Adventurer	530,000	600	100	109	249	99	34	99	99	99	None	Human	0	0	0
Aero Lantern	400	70	21	92	35	14	5	14	14	14	Fire	Inorganic	44	22	3
Airy (Finale - first)	150,000	360	100	104	96	148	27	48	48	48	Fire	Bug	0	0	0
Airy (Finale - second, Pt. 1)	150,000	365	100	104	96	148	32	48	48	48	Fire	Bug	0	0	0
Airy (Finale - second, Pt. 2)	99,999 * 1.5	375	100	104	168	148	32	48	48	48	Fire	Bug	0	60,000	999
Airy (The End - Battle 1, Part 1)	150,000	420	100	109	140	170	33	70	70	70	Fire	Bug	0	0	0
Airy (The End - Battle 1, Part 2)	99,999 * 1.5	420	100	109	270	170	73	70	70	70	Fire	Bug	0	60,000	999
Airy (The End - Battle 2)	99,999 * 3	440	100	119	275	175	33	75	75	75	Fire	Bug	0	20,000	999
Alraune	600	132	22	94	44	22	10	22	22	18	Fire, Dark	Plant	126	63	7
Alternis (Ch. 4)	100,000	312	52	105	104	52	32	52	52	42	None	Human	0	6,000	999
Alternis (Ch. 5)	100,000	330	70	106	110	95	32	55	55	44	None	Human	0	0	999
Alternis (Ch. 6)	100,000	350	65	108	130	65	32	65	65	52	None	Human	0	0	999
Alternis (Ch. 7)	90,000	350	75	110	150	75	33	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Alternis (Ch. 8)	80,000	350	79	110	158	79	63	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	249
Amber Horn	8,000	330	90	102	120	110	17	60	60	48	Earth	Beast	1,920	960	96
Aqua Lantern	2,000	140	60	95	73	28	11	28	28	23	Lightning	Inorganic	105	70	7
Archdemon	4,800	216	48	99	96	48	11	48	48	39	Light	Demon	678	334	34
Artemia (Ch. 2)	15,000	150	36	94	48	24	31	24	24	20	Fire	Human	0	1,800	180
Artemia (Ch. 5)	80,000	330	83	101	110	85	32	55	55	44	Fire	Human	0	0	999
Artemia (Ch. 6)	60,000	335	100	103	130	95	32	65	65	52	Fire	Human	0	0	333
Artemia (Ch. 7)	75,000	340	100	105	150	105	37	75	75	60	Fire	Human	0	0	333
Artemia (Ch. 8 - first)	75,000	350	100	105	158	109	34	79	79	64	Fire	Human	0	0	249
Artemia (Ch. 8 - second)	95,000	350	100	105	158	109	33	79	79	64	Fire	Human	0	0	249
Automaton	10,000	200	48	96	64	32	2	32	32	26	Lightning	Inorganic	0	1,000	100
Bahamut	88,610	350	130	104	140	148	22	70	70	56	Water	Dragon	0	0	0
Barbarosa (Ch. 3)	45,000	200	50	91	62	31	21	31	31	25	Lightning	Human	0	3,600	360
Barbarosa (Ch. 6)	95,000	390	100	103	130	105	22	65	65	52	Lightning	Human	0	0	999
Barbarosa (Ch. 7)	75,000	360	100	105	150	115	23	75	75	60	Lightning	Human	0	0	333
Barbarosa (Ch. 8 - first)	85,000	390	100	105	159	119	23	79	79	64	Lightning	Human	0	0	200
Barbarosa (Ch. 8 - second)	95,000	390	100	105	158	119	23	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Barras (Ch. 1)	300	50	5	92	20	10	1	10	10	8	None	Human	120	60	6
Barras (Ch. 5)	80,000	330	83	106	110	85	12	55	55	44	None	Human	0	0	500
Barras (Ch. 6)	65,000	335	100	108	130	95	12	65	65	52	None	Human	0	0	500
Barras (Ch. 7)	70,000	340	80	110	150	100	13	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Barras (Ch. 8 - first)	75,000	345	100	110	158	109	13	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	249
Barras (Ch. 8 - second)	99,999	350	100	110	158	109	13	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Behemoth	80,000	299	46	99	92	46	21	46	46	37	Lightning	Aquatic	7,200	3,600	360
Black Axefighter (Ch. 3)	3,000	195	43	97	78	39	11	39	39	32	Lightning	Human	216	152	17
Black Axefighter (Ch. 5+)	10,000	320	55	101	110	55	22	55	55	44	Lightning	Human	2,400	1,200	120
Black Blade (Ch. 3)	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Lightning	Human	206	155	16
Black Blade (Ch. 5+)	10,000	300	55	101	110	55	22	55	55	44	Lightning	Human	2,400	1,200	120
Black Cait	4,000	170	34	96	68	34	21	34	34	28	Water, Light	Beast	304	152	16
Black Pikeman	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Lightning	Human	206	155	16
Black Pudding	4,500	275	55	101	145	55	22	55	55	44	Light	Inorganic	1,392	696	70
Blood Bat	600	75	15	93	30	15	10	15	15	18	Wind, Light	Aerial	64	32	4
Bone Hunter	3,000	176	60	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Fire, Light	Undead	197	124	15
Bone Knight	3,000	176	60	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Fire, Light	Undead	197	124	15
Bone Lancer	3,000	176	60	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Fire, Light	Undead	197	124	15
Braev the Templar (Ch. 4)	35,000	300	49	99	98	49	22	49	49	40	Dark	Human	0	2,000	200
Braev the Templar (Ch. 5)	112,500	330	120	101	110	105	22	55	55	44	Dark	Human	0	0	999
Braev the Templar (Ch. 6)	120,000	330	65	103	130	65	22	65	65	52	Dark	Human	0	0	999
Braev the Templar (Ch. 7)	70,000	330	75	105	150	75	23	75	75	64	Dark	Human	0	0	333
Braev the Templar (Ch. 8)	99,999	330	79	105	158	75	23	79	79	64	Dark	Human	0	0	250
Cait Sith	60	50	7	96	18	14	0	9	9	9	Water	Beast	12	6	1
Candiru	7,000	318	90	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Lightning	Aquatic	1,728	864	88
Carbuncle	2,600	170	34	96	85	34	11	34	34	28	Wind, Dark	Beast	202	153	16
Catamount	2,200	155	31	96	62	31	31	31	31	28	Fire	Beast	110	72	8
Cerberus	7,000	330	120	102	130	110	22	60	60	48	Water	Beast	1,880	830	83
Chaugmar (Ch. 3)	40,000	280	33	98	241	41	21	41	41	33	Lightning	Demon	0	6,000	600
Chaugmar (Ch. 5)	70,000	320	83	101	31	115	12	55	55	44	Lightning	Demon	0	12,000	999
Chaugmar (Ch. 6)	75,000	400	100	103	130	125	22	65	65	52	Lightning	Demon	0	24,000	999
Chaugmar (Ch. 7)	80,000	330	100	105	340	175	23	75	75	60	Lightning	Demon	0	36,000	999
Chaugmar (Ch. 8)	85,000	335	100	105	349	179	23	79	79	64	Lightning	Demon	0	48,000	999
Chomper	600	125	75	95	50	75	41	25	25	25	Lightning	Aquatic	0	60	7
Comrade	50,000	500	100	109	198	99	34	99	99	99	None	Beast	0	0	0
Daedalus	10,000	286	52	100	104	52	32	52	52	42	Earth	Beast	696	348	35
Dark Lantern	600	85	35	93	34	17	5	17	17	17	Light	Inorganic	60	35	3
Dark Stomper	3,800	230	46	99	92	46	11	46	46	37	Wind	Inorganic	226	170	17
Deathfish	250	55	11	92	22	11	5	11	11	14	Lightning	Aquatic	34	17	2
Death Pirate	3,000	160	48	101	64	32	2	32	32	26	Fire, Light	Undead	173	120	15
Deathstalker	2,400	160	48	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Water	Bug	192	120	15
Demon	3,400	205	41	98	106	41	11	41	41	33	Light	Demon	375	250	17
DeRosa (Ch. 2)	20,000	170	30	96	100	60	31	30	60	24	None	Human	0	1,800	180
DeRosa (Ch. 5)	80,000	330	80	101	175	140	32	55	60	44	None	Human	0	0	999
DeRosa (Ch. 6)	85,000	330	80	103	185	155	32	65	65	52	None	Human	0	0	999
DeRosa (Ch. 7)	75,000	330	65	105	195	145	33	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
DeRosa (Ch. 8 - first)	80,000	370	80	105	219	165	33	79	75	64	None	Human	0	0	250
DeRosa (Ch. 8 - second)	90,000	370	80	105	199	165	33	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
D'gon	2,500	186	50	96	62	31	11	31	31	25	Dragon	Water	110	72	8
Diabolos	6,500	330	60	102	120	160	17	60	60	48	Light	Demon	1,920	960	96
Dragon	7,500	140	17	93	34	17	20	17	17	14	Water	Dragon	1,680	840	84
Dragon Zombie	25,000 * 2	282	65	99	112	47	26	47	47	38	Fire, Light	Undead, Dragon	0	6,000	600
Dryad	1,200	144	24	94	48	24	11	24	24	20	Fire	Plant	97	65	7
Duchy Guardsman	4,900	245	49	99	98	49	12	49	49	40	Lightning	Human	888	344	35
Duchy Mage Guard	4,900	171	49	99	122	49	12	49	49	40	Lightning	Human	888	344	35
Duchy Pike Guard	4,900	220	49	99	98	49	12	49	49	40	Lightning	Human	888	344	35
Earth Lantern	5,200	234	52	100	130	52	12	52	52	42	Wind	Inorganic	696	348	35
Einheria (Ch. 2)	20,000	186	83	96	62	20	31	31	20	25	None	Human	0	1,800	180
Einheria (Ch. 5)	80,000	360	90	101	110	105	32	55	55	44	None	Human	0	0	999
Einheria (Ch. 6)	85,000	325	90	103	130	115	32	65	65	52	None	Human	0	0	333
Einheria (Ch. 7)	70,000	325	90	105	105	125	33	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Einheria (Ch. 8 - first)	70,000	360	90	105	158	129	33	79	75	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Einheria (Ch. 8 - second)	105,000	365	90	105	158	129	33	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	333
Electro Lantern	120	45	15	91	23	9	20	9	9	12	Ground	Inorganic	16	8	1
Evil Idol	5,000	275	55	101	137	55	22	55	55	44	Wind	Inorganic	1,392	696	70
Fire D'gon	5,000	215	43	98	86	43	11	43	43	35	Water	Dragon	400	300	17
Flame Moth	6,000	275	55	101	110	85	22	55	55	44	Wind	Aerial, Bug	1,392	696	70
Flare Lantern	3,000	195	40	97	104	39	11	39	39	32	Water	Inorganic	212	159	16
Frosti	4,500	265	53	100	133	133	22	53	53	43	Fire, Wind, Dark	Beast	1,392	696	70
Fungus	4,700	235	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire	Plant	678	339	34
Gargoyle	500	70	14	92	28	14	5	14	14	17	Wind	Inorganic	44	22	3
Gastric Worm	10,000	312	52	100	104	52	7	52	52	42	Water	Bug	696	348	35
Ghost	3,000	160	32	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Fire, Light	Undead	192	120	15
Ghost Fungus	5,000	290	53	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Fire	Plant	1,392	696	70
Giraffabularis	5,500	275	55	101	110	55	22	55	55	44	Water	Bug	1,392	696	70
Gigas Lich (Ch. 4)	80,000	260	52	98	84	42	12	42	42	42	Light	Undead	0	6,000	999
Gigas Lich (Ch. 5)	100,000	275	100	101	138	115	12	55	55	44	Light	Undead	0	12,000	999
Gigas Lich (Ch. 6)	110,000	280	100	103	185	125	12	65	65	52	Light	Undead	0	24,000	999
Gigas Lich (Ch. 7)	120,000	285	100	105	200	135	23	75	75	60	Light	Undead	0	36,000	999
Gigas Lich (Ch. 8)	130,000	290	100	105	208	139	23	79	79	64	Light	Undead	0	48,000	999
Gobbler	6,000	275	150	101	110	165	22	55	55	44	Lightning	Aquatic	5,000	696	70
Goblin	18	22	1	96	12	6	0	6	6	5	None	Human	6	3	1
Goblin Archer	18	24	4	96	16	8	1	8	8	8	None	Human	10	5	1
Goblin Slasher	20	23	4	96	16	8	0	8	8	8	Lightning	Human	10	5	1
Golem	900	90	14	92	28	14	0	14	14	12	Water	Inorganic	44	22	3
Great Bat	15	30	2	96	14	7	0	7	7	8	Wind, Light	Aerial	6	3	1
Great Moth	600	85	17	93	34	17	10	17	17	17	Wind	Bug, Aerial	48	19	3
Greater Cait	450	65	7	92	26	26	5	13	13	16	Water	Beast	40	20	2
Grizzly	2,400	150	25	95	50	25	11	25	25	20	Earth	Beast	136	68	7
Guardian	90,000	282	48	99	95	47	21	47	47	38	Lightning	Inorganic	0	3,000	300
Guzzler	9,999	420	250	104	140	200	3	70	70	56	Lightning	Aquatic	1,920	960	333
Hamadryad	6,000	265	53	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Fire, Dark	Plant	1,392	696	70
Heinkel (Ch. 1)	2,400	70	20	92	20	20	5	10	10	14	Lightning	Human	360	180	18
Heinkel (Ch. 5)	80,000	350	100	106	110	85	32	55	55	44	Lightning	Human	0	0	999
Heinkel (Ch. 6)	85,000	355	100	108	130	95	32	65	64	52	Lightning	Human	0	0	999
Heinkel (Ch. 7)	70,000	360	80	110	150	100	33	75	75	60	Lightning	Human	0	0	333
Heinkel (Ch. 8 - first)	80,000	365	100	110	158	109	33	79	79	64	Lightning	Human	0	0	250
Heinkel (Ch. 8 - second)	95,000	370	100	105	158	109	33	79	79	64	Lightning	Human	0	0	250
Hell Viper	5,000	291	53	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Water, Earth	Aquatic	1,728	864	88
Helldiver	3,000	155	31	96	62	31	12	31	31	25	Wind	Aerial	192	120	15
Hellhound	2,800	185	37	97	74	37	11	37	37	30	Water	Beast	206	155	16
Holly (Ch. 1)	260	45	5	92	20	10	3	10	5	7	None	Human	120	60	6
Holly (Ch. 5)	60,000	275	55	106	155	180	32	55	80	44	None	Human	0	0	499
Holly (Ch. 6)	65,000	289	65	108	179	185	32	65	85	52	None	Human	0	0	499
Holly (Ch. 7)	65,000	285	75	110	185	190	33	75	90	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Holly (Ch. 8 - first)	70,000	290	79	110	194	195	33	79	95	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Holly (Ch. 8 - second)	85,000	295	79	110	199	195	33	79	95	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Hybrid	6,000	258	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Earth	Beast	678	344	34
Ice D'gon	6,000	318	100	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Fire	Dragon	1,392	696	70
Ice Golem (Ch. 4)	60,000	265	53	100	96	53	22	43	53	43	Fire	Inorganic	4,000	2,000	500
Ice Golem (Ch. 5+)	15,000	330	100	100	96	53	22	43	53	43	Fire	Inorganic	2,400	1,200	120
Imp	2,000	140	28	95	70	56	11	28	28	23	Earth, Light	Demon	105	70	7
Inferno Golem	6,000	205	41	98	82	41	11	41	41	33	Water	Inorganic	432	324	17
Jabberwock	99,999	360	100	99	96	88	22	48	48	48	Light	Dragon	0	6,000	600
Kaiser Cobra	6,000	275	55	101	110	85	22	55	55	44	Water, Earth	Beast	1,392	696	70
Kamiizumi (Ch. 3)	60,000	380	70	98	86	43	21	43	43	35	None	Human	0	3,000	360
Kamiizumi (Ch. 5)	80,000	400	100	101	110	115	22	55	55	44	None	Human	0	0	999
Kamiizumi (Ch. 6)	85,000	400	100	103	130	125	22	65	65	52	None	Human	0	0	999
Kamiizumi (Ch. 7)	65,000	400	100	105	150	135	23	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Kamiizumi (Ch. 8 - first)	80,000	400	80	105	158	129	23	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	199
Kamiizumi (Ch. 8 - second)	99,999	400	100	105	158	139	23	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Khamer (Ch. 2)	6,000	120	50	94	55	20	20	20	20	16	None	Human	720	360	36
Khamer (Ch. 5)	80,000	310	55	101	105	115	22	55	55	44	None	Human	0	0	999
Khamer (Ch. 6)	65,000	315	65	103	205	125	22	65	65	52	None	Human	0	0	999
Khamer (Ch. 7)	70,000	320	75	105	215	135	23	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Khamer (Ch. 8 - first)	65,000	325	79	105	219	139	23	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Khamer (Ch. 8 - second)	85,000	330	79	105	219	139	23	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Khint (Ch. 2 - first)	5,000	90	35	92	33	13	20	20	13	11	None	Human	0	0	0
Khint (Ch. 2 - second/third)	6,000	120	55	94	50	20	20	20	20	16	None	Human	720	360	36
Khint (Ch. 5)	80,000	350	83	101	210	115	90	55	55	44	None	Human	0	0	0
Khint (Ch. 6)	85,000	350	63	103	210	125	42	90	65	52	None	Human	0	0	0
Khint (Ch. 7)	75,000	350	75	105	210	135	33	90	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Khint (Ch. 8 - first)	80,000	360	79	105	230	139	33	90	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Khint (Ch. 8 - second)	95,000	350	79	105	230	139	33	90	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Kikyo (Ch. 3)	60,000	280	70	98	86	43	61	43	43	35	None	Human	0	3,000	360
Kikyo (Ch. 5)	80,000	330	70	101	110	95	64	55	55	80	None	Human	0	0	999
Kikyo (Ch. 7)	70,000	340	70	105	150	115	63	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Kikyo (Ch. 8 - first)	75,000	345	70	105	158	119	63	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	200
Kikyo (Ch. 8 - second)	90,000	350	70	105	158	119	63	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	249
Killer Scorpion	2,200	155	45	96	62	31	11	31	31	25	Water	Bug	110	72	8
Knight Dragon	8,000	360	135	102	120	110	17	60	60	48	Lightning	Dragon	1,920	960	96
Kobold	2,000	190	40	98	80	40	21	40	40	32	None	Human	136	68	7
Kobold Archer	2,000	200	25	98	65	40	21	40	40	32	None	Human	136	68	7
Kobold Slasher	2,000	180	25	98	65	40	21	40	40	32	Lightning	Human	136	68	7
Ladon	99,999	360	100	99	96	88	22	48	48	48	Wind	Dragon	0	6,000	600
Land Turtle	15,000	160	60	95	50	12	6	25	7	20	Water	Aquatic	0	1,200	120
Legion Archer (Ch. 2)	2,200	155	31	96	62	31	11	31	31	25	None	Human	97	65	7
Legion Archer (Ch. 5)	7,000	280	56	103	140	54	22	54	54	44	None	Human	2,400	1,200	120
Legion Impaler (Ch. 2)	1,500	144	24	94	48	24	11	24	24	20	Lightning	Human	97	65	7
Legion Impaler (Ch. 5)	7,000	220	104	99	101	54	22	54	54	44	Lightning	Human	2,400	1,200	120
Legion Mage (Ch. 2)	1,200	144	24	94	48	24	11	24	24	20	None	Human	97	65	7
Legion Mage (Ch. 5)	7,000	275	70	101	138	105	22	55	55	44	None	Human	2,400	1,200	120
Lilith	4,800	216	48	99	96	48	11	48	48	39	Wind	Beast, Aerial	678	344	34
Lord DeRosso (Ch. 4-6)	150,000	360	100	102	160	160	23	60	60	60	Light	Human	0	0	999
Lord DeRosso (Ch. 7)	99,999	360	100	100	160	160	23	60	60	60	Light	Human	0	0	500
Lord DeRosso (Ch. 8 - first)	99,999	360	100	102	160	160	23	60	60	60	Light	Human	0	0	500
Lord DeRosso (Ch. 8 - second)	99,999	360	100	102	160	160	23	60	60	60	None	Human	0	0	250
Lux Lantern	3,000	170	34	96	89	34	21	34	34	28	Dark	Inorganic	304	152	16
Mad Shark	4,000	155	31	96	62	31	12	31	31	25	Lightning	Aquatic	193	120	15
Magician	3,000	185	41	98	111	41	11	41	41	33	Earth	Demon	c 375	250	17
Magnus Bat	6,000	300	60	99	96	98	17	48	48	48	Wind, Light	Aerial	1,880	830	83
Mailed Dragon	10,000	286	104	100	104	52	32	52	52	42	Lightning	Dragon	1,044	422	35
Mandragora	4,000	188	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire, Dark	Plant	678	344	34
Marine Devil	4,500	291	53	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Lightning	Aquatic	1,728	864	88
Megalodon	6,000	318	80	100	106	83	3	53	53	43	Lightning	Aquatic	1,560	780	79
Megascolides	11,000	330	80	101	110	85	22	55	55	44	Lightning	Bug	1,392	696	70
Melusine	6,000	300	60	99	148	98	17	48	48	48	Wind	Aerial, Demon	1,680	840	84
Mephilia (Ch. 2)	9,999	144	50	94	48	24	31	24	24	20	None	Human	0	1,800	180
Mephilia (Ch. 5)	60,000	275	55	101	185	135	32	55	55	44	None	Human	0	0	999
Mephilia (Ch. 6)	60,000	275	65	103	195	145	32	65	65	52	None	Human	0	0	333
Mephilia (Ch. 7)	65,000	275	75	105	205	155	33	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Mephilia (Ch. 8 - first)	65,000	300	79	105	209	159	33	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Mephilia (Ch. 8 - second)	85,000	275	79	105	205	159	33	56	56	56	None	Human	0	0	249
Mephisto	6,000	270	60	102	180	180	17	60	60	48	Earth	Demon	1,920	960	96
Merchantry Blade	900	120	20	94	40	20	5	20	20	18	Lightning	Human	58	29	3
Merchantry Mage	700	80	10	94	50	40	10	20	20	19	None	Human	58	29	3
Merchantry Thug	800	120	20	94	40	20	12	20	20	20	None	Human	40	22	2
Minotaur	3,000	154	42	95	56	28	11	28	28	23	Earth	Beast	140	70	7
Minotaur Zombie	6,000	200	40	98	80	40	11	40	40	32	Earth, Light	Undead, Beast	424	318	16
Mizuchi	99,999	360	100	99	96	88	22	48	48	48	Lightning	Dragon	0	6,000	600
Monoceros	4,000	155	46	96	62	31	12	31	31	25	Lightning	Aquatic	192	120	15
Monodon	3,800	230	46	99	92	46	11	46	46	37	Lightning	Aquatic	400	300	17
Myconid	800	126	21	94	42	21	5	21	21	17	Fire	Plant	64	32	4
Mythril Shell	5,000	204	96	96	66	34	1	34	34	28	Water	Aquatic	405	304	32
Nightmare	6,000	300	60	102	120	160	17	60	60	48	Earth, Light	Demon	1,920	960	96
Ominas (Ch. 1)	1,800	45	10	81	39	9	0	9	9	9	None	Human	240	120	12
Ominas (Ch. 5)	80,000	275	55	106	195	135	32	55	55	44	None	Human	0	0	999
Ominas (Ch. 6)	85,000	280	65	108	210	145	32	65	65	52	None	Human	0	0	999
Ominas (Ch. 7 - first)	65,000	285	75	110	225	225	33	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	0
Ominas (Ch. 7 - second)	90,000	285	60	110	225	135	33	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Ominas (Ch. 8 - first)	70,000	290	79	110	234	159	33	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Ominas (Ch. 8 - second)	90,000	295	79	110	239	159	33	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Orc	80	60	7	91	18	9	0	9	9	12	Fire	Human	12	6	1
Orc Leader	100	65	7	91	18	9	0	9	9	12	Fire	Human	16	8	1
Orc Lord	6,000	275	55	101	110	55	22	55	55	44	Fire	Human	1,392	696	70
Orc Zombie	4,000	200	19	98	74	40	22	40	40	40	Fire, Light	Undead, Human	304	152	16
Orthros (Blue) (Ch. 1)	5,000	130	14	91	34	17	17	17	17	14	Fire	Beast	600	300	30
Orthros (Blue) (Ch. 5)	50,000	250	55	95	110	115	12	55	55	40	Fire	Beast	0	6,000	499
Orthros (Blue) (Ch. 6)	65,000	255	100	95	130	165	12	65	65	52	Fire	Beast	0	12,000	500
Orthros (Blue) (Ch. 7)	70,000	260	100	97	150	175	23	75	75	60	Fire	Beast	0	18,000	500
Orthros (Blue) (Ch. 8)	75,000	265	100	97	158	179	23	79	79	64	Fire	Beast	0	24,000	500
Orthros (Red) (Ch. 1)	5,000	130	14	91	34	17	17	17	17	14	Water	Beast	600	300	30
Orthros (Red) (Ch. 5)	50,000	250	55	95	110	115	12	55	55	40	Water	Beast	0	6,000	500
Orthros (Red) (Ch. 6)	65,000	255	100	95	130	165	12	65	65	52	Water	Beast	0	12,000	499
Orthros (Red) (Ch. 7)	70,000	260	100	97	150	175	23	75	75	60	Water	Beast	0	18,000	499
Orthros (Red) (Ch. 8)	75,000	265	100	97	158	179	23	79	79	64	Water	Beast	0	24,000	499
Ouroboros (Part 1)	150,000 * 0.8	500	100	110	279	179	33	79	79	79	None	Dragon	0	0	0
Ouroboros (Part 2)	100,000 * 0.5	500	100	110	279	179	33	79	79	79	Water	Dragon	0	0	0
Ouroboros (Part 3)	150,000 * 0.5	500	100	110	279	179	33	79	79	79	Water	Dragon	0	0	0
Ouroboros (Part 4)	200,000 * 1.5	500	100	110	279	179	33	79	79	79	Water	Dragon	0	0	0
Ouroboros (Part 5)	200,000	500	100	110	279	179	33	79	79	79	Water	Dragon	0	99,999	999
Panther	160	50	10	92	20	10	20	10	10	14	Fire	Beast	18	9	1
Poison Moth	1,000	138	23	94	46	23	10	23	23	19	Wind	Bug, Aerial	126	63	7
Praline (Ch. 3)	40,000	200	32	96	64	52	21	32	32	26	None	Human	0	3,000	360
Praline (Ch. 5)	80,000	300	83	101	110	95	22	55	55	44	None	Human	0	0	999
Praline (Ch. 6)	85,000	300	83	103	130	105	22	65	65	52	None	Human	0	0	999
Praline (Ch. 7 - first)	90,000	300	83	105	150	115	23	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	0
Praline (Ch. 7 - second)	70,000	300	83	105	150	115	23	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Praline (Ch. 8 - first)	70,000	300	83	105	258	119	23	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	200
Praline (Ch. 8 - second)	85,000	300	83	105	158	119	23	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Profiteur (Ch. 2)	6,000	85	26	93	34	17	0	17	17	14	None	Human	720	360	36
Profiteur (Ch. 5)	80,000	315	83	101	110	95	2	55	55	44	None	Human	0	0	999
Profiteur (Ch. 6)	85,000	320	100	103	130	105	2	65	65	52	None	Human	0	0	999
Profiteur (Ch. 7)	70,000	325	80	105	150	105	3	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Profiteur (Ch. 8 - first)	70,000	330	100	105	158	105	3	79	65	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Profiteur (Ch. 8 - second)	95,000	335	100	105	158	119	3	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	333
Qada (Ch. 3)	40,000	250	54	97	74	67	21	37	37	30	None	Human	0	3,600	360
Qada (Ch. 5)	60,000	320	83	101	110	85	22	55	55	44	None	Human	0	0	999
Qada (Ch. 6)	65,000	325	100	103	130	115	22	65	65	52	None	Human	0	0	999
Qada (Ch. 7)	65,000	330	80	105	150	115	23	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Qada (Ch. 8 - first)	75,000	335	100	105	158	129	23	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	200
Qada (Ch. 8 - second)	95,000	340	100	105	158	129	23	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Rafflesia	5,000	265	53	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Fire, Dark	Plant	1,392	696	70
Ratatoskr	80	45	8	96	18	9	0	9	9	10	Wind, Dark	Beast	16	8	1
Red Flan	3,000	195	39	97	104	39	11	39	39	32	Water	Inorganic	200	150	16
Red Helm	7,000	330	80	101	110	75	22	55	55	44	Earth	Beast	1,392	696	70
Remora	3,800	230	46	99	92	46	11	46	46	37	Lightning	Aquatic	226	170	17
Rukh	7,000	292	53	100	C 106	83	22	53	53	43	Wind	Aerial	1,392	696	70
Rusalka (Ch. 2)	30,000	155	31	96	62	31	11	31	31	25	Lightning	Aquatic	3,600	1,800	180
Rusalka (Ch. 5)	60,000	275	83	101	110	115	12	55	55	44	Lightning	Aquatic	0	12,000	999
Rusalka (Ch. 6)	65,000	280	100	103	130	125	12	65	65	52	Lightning	Aquatic	0	24,000	999
Rusalka (Ch. 7)	70,000	285	100	105	150	135	23	75	75	60	Lightning	Aquatic	0	36,000	999
Rusalka (Ch. 8)	75,000	290	100	105	158	139	23	79	79	64	Lightning	Aquatic	0	48,000	999
Rusalka (Clone) (Ch. 2)	2,000	142	0	95	58	29	1	29	29	24	Lightning	Aquatic	0	0	0
Rusalka (Clone) (Ch. 5)	10,000	248	44	101	110	98	2	55	55	44	Lightning	Aquatic	0	0	0
Rusalka (Clone) (Ch. 6)	11,000	253	65	103	130	120	2	65	65	52	Lightning	Aquatic	0	0	0
Rusalka (Clone) (Ch. 7)	12,000	258	75	105	150	130	3	75	75	60	Lightning	Aquatic	0	0	0
Rusalka (Clone) (Ch. 8)	13,000	263	79	105	158	134	3	79	79	64	Lightning	Aquatic	0	0	0
Salamander	99,999	360	100	99	96	88	22	48	48	48	Water	Dragon	0	6,000	600
Samurai Zombie	5,500	300	100	100	106	83	22	53	53	43	Fire, Light	Undead	1,392	696	70
Sand Worm	600	75	17	92	22	11	0	11	11	14	Water	Bug	96	48	5
Scorpion	1,000	137	32	94	42	21	5	21	21	17	Water	Bug	64	32	4
Sea Serpent	2,400	155	31	96	62	31	12	31	31	25	Water, Earth	Aquatic	173	100	15
Shield Dragon	6,000	302	110	101	110	95	22	55	55	44	Lightning	Dragon	1,392	696	70
Shinryu	99,999	360	100	99	96	88	22	48	48	48	Dark	Dragon	0	6,000	600
Silver Wolf	4,700	235	47	99	94	47	11	47	47	38	Fire	Beast	678	344	34
Skull Hunter	4,500	318	100	100	106	83	22	53	53	53	Fire, Light	Undead	1,392	696	70
Skull Knight	6,000	291	100	100	106	83	22	53	53	53	Fire, Light	Undead	1,392	696	70
Skull Lancer	5,500	300	100	100	106	83	22	53	53	53	Fire, Light	Undead	1,392	696	70
Sky Archer (Ch. 1)	60	26	4	90	8	4	1	4	4	4	Lightning	Human	18	9	1
Sky Archer (Ch. 5+)	7,000	330	55	101	110	55	22	55	55	44	Lightning	Human	2,400	1,200	120
Sky Dueler	60	25	4	90	8	4	1	4	4	4	Lightning	Human	18	9	1
Sky Pikeman	120	50	10	92	20	10	1	10	10	11	Lightning	Human	18	9	1
Slime	15	30	1	96	12	6	0	6	6	6	Fire	Inorganic	6	3	1
Soil Eater	6,000	192	48	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Water	Bug	384	240	30
Specter	4,500	300	53	100	106	53	22	53	53	43	Fire, Light	Undead	136	68	7
Spriggan	8,000	360	120	102	120	110	17	60	60	48	Lightning	Inorganic	1,920	960	96
Succubus	2,600	170	34	96	68	34	2	34	34	28	Wind	Demon, Aerial	202	153	16
Teufel	4,800	216	48	99	120	48	11	48	48	39	Earth, Light	Demon	678	344	34
The Jackal (Ch. 2)	5,000	75	35	92	20	13	30	7	13	11	None	Human	720	360	36
The Jackal (Ch. 5)	80,000	325	83	101	210	32	55	55	55	55	None	Human	0	0	999
The Jackal (Ch. 6)	65,000	325	83	103	130	85	32	65	65	52	None	Human	0	0	999
The Jackal (Ch. 7 - first)	99,999	325	83	105	150	105	33	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	0
The Jackal (Ch. 7 - second)	75,000	325	83	105	150	105	33	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
The Jackal (Ch. 8 - first)	75,000	360	83	105	158	109	34	79	79	80	None	Human	0	0	249
The Jackal (Ch. 8 - second)	99,999	350	83	105	158	109	33	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	333
Treant	800	126	21	94	38	42	5	21	21	17	Fire	Plant	64	32	4
Valtora	3,000	160	32	96	64	32	31	32	32	26	Fire	Beast	192	120	15
Venomous Snake	250	55	11	92	22	11	5	11	11	15	Water, Earth	Aquatic	34	17	2
Victor (Ch. 2)	80,000	260	49	99	122	70	32	49	70	40	Dark	Human	0	0	0
Victor (Ch. 4)	80,000	260	49	99	122	49	32	49	49	40	Dark	Human	0	3,000	500
Victor (Ch. 5)	80,000	275	55	101	155	175	22	55	55	44	Dark	Human	0	0	500
Victor (Ch. 6)	80,000	275	65	103	165	185	22	65	65	52	Dark	Human	0	0	500
Victor (Ch. 7)	80,000	275	75	105	175	195	23	75	75	60	Dark	Human	0	0	499
Victor (Ch. 8)	90,000	275	79	105	179	199	23	79	79	64	Dark	Human	0	0	250
Victoria (Ch. 2)	60,000	245	49	99	123	49	22	49	49	40	Light	Human	0	0	0
Victoria (Ch. 4)	70,000	245	49	99	123	49	22	49	49	40	Light	Human	0	3,000	499
Victoria (Ch. 5)	70,000	275	55	101	175	145	22	55	55	55	Light	Human	0	0	499
Victoria (Ch. 6)	75,000	275	65	103	185	155	22	65	65	52	Light	Human	0	0	499
Victoria (Ch. 7)	85,000	275	75	105	195	165	23	75	75	60	None	Human	0	0	333
Victoria (Ch. 8)	75,000	275	79	105	199	169	23	79	79	64	Light	Human	0	0	249
Vulture	400	55	11	92	22	11	11	11	11	16	Wind	Aerial	34	17	2
White Cait	1,200	125	25	95	66	25	21	25	25	20	Water, Dark	Beast	98	68	7
Wolf	80	45	8	91	18	9	5	9	9	12	Fire	Beast	16	8	1
Wraith	120	45	9	91	18	9	20	9	9	12	Fire, Light	Undead	16	8	1
Wyvern	99,999	360	100	99	96	88	22	48	48	48	Fire	Dragon	0	6,000	600
Yulyana (Ch. 6)	150,000	350	70	101	206	156	32	65	65	65	None	Human	0	0	999
Yulyana (Ch. 7)	70,000	280	75	101	206	156	32	56	56	56	None	Human	0	0	333
Yulyana (Ch. 8 - first)	95,000	280	79	101	206	156	32	56	56	56	None	Human	0	0	499
Yulyana (Ch. 8 - second)	99,999	280	79	101	206	156	32	79	79	64	None	Human	0	0	250
Zauberer	5,500	247	55	101	155	155	22	55	55	44	Earth	Undead	1,392	696	70
Zombie	20	25	2	96	14	7	0	7	7	7	Fire, Light	Undead	6	3	1
Zombie Knight	4,000	176	48	96	64	32	11	32	32	26	Fire, Lightning, Light	Undead	197	124	5
Zombie Shark	5,000	230	46	99	92	46	21	46	46	37	Lightning, Light	Undead. Aquatic	453	340	17
Zombie Wolf	700	75	15	93	30	5	10	15	5	18	Fire, Light	Beast, Undead	48	24	3
Zwart	5,500	300	55	101	110	85	22	55	55	44	Fire	Beast	1,392	696	70

Monster Steals & Drops

Within the scope of this section, we'll discuss something that I was unable to fit within the local bestiaries of the Walkthrough: the possible items monsters can drop and those you can steal. Mostly for completion, but some are actually good. Annnyhow... Here you go. (Note that these are subject to my own experiences - as far as I know, you can't get actual lists of these in-game.)

Monster Name	Possible Steals	Possible Drops
Adamantite Shell	X-Potion	X-Potion
Adventurer	Tengu Sneeze, X-Potion	Adventurer's Mark
Aero Lantern	Potion	None
Airy (Finale - first)	None	None
Airy (Finale - second, Pt. 1)	None	None
Airy (Finale - second, Pt. 2)	None	None
Airy (The End - Battle 1, Part 1)	None	None
Airy (The End - Battle 1, Part 2)	None	None
Airy (The End - Battle 2)	None	None
Alraune	Insect Antenna	Remedy
Alternis (Ch. 4)	Masamune	Dark Matter, Megalixir
Alternis (Ch. 5)	Dark Matter	Dark Shield
Alternis (Ch. 6)	Dark Matter	Dark Shield
Alternis (Ch. 7)	Dark Matter	Dark Shield
Alternis (Ch. 8)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Amber Horn	X-Potion	X-Potion
Aqua Lantern	Permacrystal	None
Archdemon	Ether	None
Artemia (Ch. 2)	Artisan Gloves	X-Potion
Artemia (Ch. 5)	None	Artisan Gloves
Artemia (Ch. 6)	Yoichi's Bow	Crystal Helm, Dwarven Gloves
Artemia (Ch. 7)	Chaos Blade	Crystal Helm
Artemia (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Artemia (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Automaton	Pantheon's Wrath	Fulmen Shard, Turbo Ether
Bahamut	None	None
Barbarosa (Ch. 3)	War Axe	Bacchus's Wine
Barbarosa (Ch. 6)	Heavy Axe	Bacchus's Wine
Barbarosa (Ch. 7)	Death Axe	Bacchus's Wine, Crystal Helm
Barbarosa (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Barbarosa (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Barras (Ch. 1)	None	Hi-Potion
Barras (Ch. 5)	None	X-Potion
Barras (Ch. 6)	None	X-Potion
Barras (Ch. 7)	Hadean Claws	X-Potion
Barras (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Barras (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Behemoth	Elixir	Arctic Wind, X-Potion
Black Axefighter (Ch. 3)	Tomahawk	None
Black Axefighter (Ch. 5+)	None	None
Black Blade (Ch. 3)	Nodachi, Remedy	None
Black Blade (Ch. 5+)	None	None
Black Cait	None	Monster Fiber
Black Pikeman	Remedy	Remedy
Black Pudding	Monster Fiber	None
Blood Bat	Monster Fiber	Antidote
Bone Hunter	Spirit Bone	None
Bone Knight	Spirit Bone	None
Bone Lancer	Spirit Bone	None
Braev the Templar (Ch. 4)	Claymore	Elixir
Braev the Templar (Ch. 5)	Excalibur	Light Curtain
Braev the Templar (Ch. 6)	Excalibur, Rebuff Locket	Excalibur, Ise-no-Kami
Braev the Templar (Ch. 7)	Black Belt, Rebuff Locket	Crystal Mail, Excalibur
Braev the Templar (Ch. 8)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Cait Sith	None	None
Candiru	Stardust	Permacrystal
Carbuncle	Hi-Potion	None
Catamount	Thumbing Claws	None
Cerberus	Demon Tail	Demon Tail
Chaugmar (Ch. 3)	Bomb Arm	Reflect Ring
Chaugmar (Ch. 5)	Bomb Arm	Reflect Ring
Chaugmar (Ch. 6)	Bomb Arm	Reflect Ring
Chaugmar (Ch. 7)	Bomb Arm	Reflect Ring
Chaugmar (Ch. 8)	Bomb Arm	Reflect Ring
Chomper	Ether	None
Comrade	Antidote	Antidote
Daedalus	Diamond Staff, Hi-Potion	None
Dark Lantern	Dark Matter	None
Dark Stomper	Fulmen Shard	None
Deathfish	Hard Scale	Hard Scale
Death Pirate	Spirit Bone	Ripper, Spirit Bone
Deathstalker	Monster Fiber	None
Demon	Demon Tail	Demon Tail
DeRosa (Ch. 2)	Ether, Hermes Sandals	Mirage Vest
DeRosa (Ch. 5)	Hermes Sandals	None
DeRosa (Ch. 6)	Hermes Sandals	None
DeRosa (Ch. 7)	Hermes Shoes	Wonder Rod, Crystal Vest
DeRosa (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
DeRosa (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
D'gon	Hard Scale	None
Diabolos	Turbo Ether	Turbo Ether
Dragon	Dragon Fang, Spiked Knuckles	Thunder Charm
Dragon Zombie	Dragon Fang, Permacrystal	Dark Matter, Elixir
Dryad	Monster Fiber	Wakeup Bell
Duchy Guardsman	Ice Brand	None
Duchy Mage Guard	None	Ether
Duchy Pike Guard	Glaive	None
Earth Lantern	Ether	Desert Rose
Einheria (Ch. 2)	Hi-Potion, Power Bracers	Valkyrie Halberd
Einheria (Ch. 5)	Holy Lance	Power Bracers
Einheria (Ch. 6)	Holy Lance	Power Bracers
Einheria (Ch. 7)	Longinus	Crystal Mail, Hyper Bracers
Einheria (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Einheria (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Electro Lantern	Fulmen Shard	None
Evil Idol	Echo Herbs, X-Potion	Echo Herbs
Fire D'gon	Phlogiston	Phlogiston
Flame Moth	Phlogiston	None
Flare Lantern	Phlogiston	Ether
Frosti	Turbo Ether	Permacrystal
Fungus	Monster Fiber	Monster Fiber
Gargoyle	Fulmen Shard	Wakeup Bell
Gastric Worm	Monster Fiber	None
Ghost	Echo Herbs	None
Ghost Fungus	Insect Antenna	Glitterbug
Giraffabularis	Insect Antenna	Insect Antenna
Gigas Lich (Ch. 4)	Giant's Gloves, Giant Axe	Giant Axe
Gigas Lich (Ch. 5)	Earth Mallet	Giant Axe
Gigas Lich (Ch. 6)	Earth Mallet	Giant Axe
Gigas Lich (Ch. 7)	Earth Mallet	Giant Axe
Gigas Lich (Ch. 8)	Earth Mallet	Giant Axe
Gobbler	Remedy	None
Goblin	Potion, Atidote	Antidote
Goblin Archer	Potion	Potion
Goblin Slasher	Potion	Potion
Golem	Desert Rose	None
Great Bat	None	None
Great Moth	Insect Antenna	Remedy
Greater Cait	None	Remedy
Grizzly	Beast Liver	None
Guardian	Permacrystal	X-Potion
Guzzler	Eye Drops, Megalixir	Eye Drops
Hamadryad	Insect Antenna	Insect Antenna
Heinkel (Ch. 1)	None	Gauntlets
Heinkel (Ch. 5)	Iceflame Shield	X-Potion
Heinkel (Ch. 6)	Iceflame Shield	X-Potion
Heinkel (Ch. 7)	Lustrous Shield	Crystal Mail, X-Potion
Heinkel (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Heinkel (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Hell Viper	Stardust	Hard Scale
Helldiver	Tengu Yawn	None
Hellhound	Beast Liver	None
Holly (Ch. 1)	None	Ether
Holly (Ch. 5)	Turbo Ether	Turbo Ether
Holly (Ch. 6)	Turbo Ether	Turbo Ether
Holly (Ch. 7)	Luminous Robe	Turbo Ether
Holly (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Holly (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Hybrid	Beast Liver	None
Ice D'gon	X-Potion	None
Ice Golem (Ch. 4)	Turbo Ether	Permacrystal, Arctic Wind
Ice Golem (Ch. 5+)	Turbo Ether	Permacrystal, Arctic Wind
Imp	Demon Tail	Demon Tail
Inferno Golem	Phlogiston	None
Jabberwock	Dragon Fang	Dark Matter
Kaiser Cobra	Hi-Potion	None
Kamiizumi (Ch. 3)	Kotetsu, Rebuff Locket	X-Potion
Kamiizumi (Ch. 5)	Kiku-Ichimonji, Rebuff Locket	Masamune
Kamiizumi (Ch. 6)	Kiku-Ichimonji	Masamune
Kamiizumi (Ch. 7)	Kiku-Ichimonji	Masamune
Kamiizumi (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Kamiizumi (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Khamer (Ch. 2)	Ether, Jade Crosier	Hi-Potion
Khamer (Ch. 5)	None	Gold Hourglass
Khamer (Ch. 6)	None	Gold Hourglass
Khamer (Ch. 7)	None	Gold Hourglass
Khamer (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Khamer (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Khint (Ch. 2 - first)	None	None
Khint (Ch. 2 - second)	Hi-Potion, Mythril Plate	None
Khint (Ch. 2 - third)	Hi-Potion, Scimitar	Ether
Khint (Ch. 5)	Rune Blade, Turbo Ether	None
Khint (Ch. 6)	None	None
Khint (Ch. 7)	None	Turbo Ether
Khint (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Khint (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Kikyo (Ch. 3)	Kunai, Remedy	None
Kikyo (Ch. 5)	None	Kunai
Kikyo (Ch. 7)	Brave Suit	Kunai
Kikyo (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Kikyo (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Killer Scorpion	Monster Fiber	Antidote
Knight Dragon	Hi-Potion	None
Kobold	Beast Liver, Cross Axe	Beast Liver
Kobold Archer	Beast Liver	Beast Liver
Kobold Slasher	Iceflame Shield	Beast Liver
Ladon	Dragon Fang, Earth Drum	Desert Rose
Land Turtle	Hard Scale, Iron Pole	Hi-Potion, Light Curtain
Legion Archer (Ch. 2)	Fairy Wing, Remedy	Remedy
Legion Archer (Ch. 5)	None	None
Legion Impaler (Ch. 2)	Fairy Wing, Remedy	Hi-Potion
Legion Impaler (Ch. 5)	None	None
Legion Mage (Ch. 2)	Fairy Wing, Remedy	Remedy
Legion Mage (Ch. 5)	None	None
Lilith	Glaive	None
Lord DeRosso (Ch. 4-6)	Megalixir	Megalixir
Lord DeRosso (Ch. 7)	Blood Blade	Crystal Mail, Megalixir
Lord DeRosso (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Lord DeRosso (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Lux Lantern	Turbo Ether	Turbo Ether
Mad Shark	Hard Scale	None
Magician	Flare Hatchet	Ether
Magnus Bat	Remedy	Dark Matter
Mailed Dragon	Hard Scale, Raikiri	None
Mandragora	Permacrystal	Insect Antenna
Marine Devil	Stardust	Hard Scale
Megalodon	Permacrystal, Stardust	Permacrystal
Megascolides	Insect Antenna	None
Melusine	Holy Lance, Lilith's Kiss	Lilith's Kiss
Mephilia (Ch. 2)	Fairy Wing, Rod of Ice	Turbo Ether
Mephilia (Ch. 5)	None	Artisan Gloves
Mephilia (Ch. 6)	Fairy Wing	Turbo Ether
Mephilia (Ch. 7)	Lamia's Tiara	Turbo Ether
Mephilia (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Mephilia (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Mephisto	Turbo Ether	Turbo Ether
Merchantry Blade	Mage Masher	None
Merchantry Mage	Potion	None
Merchantry Thug	Potion	None
Minotaur	Beast Liver	None
Minotaur Zombie	Spirit Bone	None
Mizuchi	Arctic Wind, Dragon Fang	Permacrystal
Monoceros	Hard Scale	None
Monodon	None	None
Myconid	Antidote	None
Mythril Shell	Hard Scale	None
Nightmare	Turbo Ether	Turbo Ether
Ominas (Ch. 1)	None	Ether
Ominas (Ch. 5)	Wizard's Rod	Ise-no-Kami, Turbo Ether
Ominas (Ch. 6)	Wizard's Rod	Turbo Ether
Ominas (Ch. 7 - first)	Lordly Robes	None
Ominas (Ch. 7 - second)	Lordly Robes	Lilith's Rod
Ominas (Ch. 8 - first)	Lordly Robes	Lilith's Rod
Ominas (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Orc	Echo Herbs	Echo Herbs
Orc Leader	Antidote	Antidote
Orc Lord	Gold Hourglass, X-Potion	None
Orc Zombie	Dark Matter, Remedy	Dark Matter
Orthros (Blue) (Ch. 1)	Antarctic Wind, Arctic Wind	Antarctic Wind, Potion
Orthros (Blue) (Ch. 5)	Antarctic Wind, Arctic Wind	Antarctic Wind, Potion
Orthros (Blue) (Ch. 6)	Antarctic Wind, Arctic Wind	Antarctic Wind, Potion
Orthros (Blue) (Ch. 7)	Antarctic Wind, Arctic Wind	Antarctic Wind, Potion
Orthros (Blue) (Ch. 8)	Antarctic Wind, Arctic Wind	Antarctic Wind, Potion
Orthros (Red) (Ch. 1)	Bomb Arm, Bomb Fragment	Bomb Fragment, Ether
Orthros (Red) (Ch. 5)	Bomb Arm, Bomb Fragment	Bomb Fragment, Ether
Orthros (Red) (Ch. 6)	Bomb Arm, Bomb Fragment	Bomb Fragment, Ether
Orthros (Red) (Ch. 7)	Bomb Arm, Bomb Fragment	Bomb Fragment, Ether
Orthros (Red) (Ch. 8)	Bomb Arm, Bomb Fragment	Bomb Fragment, Ether
Ouroboros (Part 1)	None	None
Ouroboros (Part 2)	None	None
Ouroboros (Part 3)	None	None
Ouroboros (Part 4)	None	None
Ouroboros (Part 5)	None	None
Panther	Hard Scale	None
Poison Moth	Insect Antenna	None
Praline (Ch. 3)	Staff of Life, Star Pendant	Star Corslet, Stardust
Praline (Ch. 5)	Star Pendant	Star Corslet, Stardust
Praline (Ch. 6)	Star Pendant	Star Corslet, Stardust
Praline (Ch. 7 - first)	Star Pendant, Royal Crown	None
Praline (Ch. 7 - second)	Star Pendant, Royal Crown	Star Corslet, Stardust
Praline (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Praline (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Profiteur (Ch. 2)	None	Gold Hourglass, Hi-Potion
Profiteur (Ch. 5)	None	Gold Hourglass
Profiteur (Ch. 6)	None	Gold Hourglass
Profiteur (Ch. 7)	None	Crystal Helm, Gold Hourglass
Profiteur (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Profiteur (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Qada (Ch. 3)	Phlogiston	Dragon Fang
Qada (Ch. 5)	Dragon Fang	Dragon Fang
Qada (Ch. 6)	Dragon Fang	Dragon Fang
Qada (Ch. 7)	Air Knife, Dragon Fang	Crystal Vest, Dragon Fang
Qada (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Qada (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Rafflesia	Insect Antenna	Insect Antenna
Ratatoskr	None	None
Red Flan	Phlogiston	Hi-Potion
Red Helm	Phlogiston, Remedy	Beast Liver
Remora	Hard Scale	None
Rukh	Insect Antenna	Insect Antenna
Rusalka (Ch. 2)	Arctic Wind	Turbo Ether
Rusalka (Ch. 5)	Arctic Wind	Turbo Ether
Rusalka (Ch. 6)	Arctic Wind	Turbo Ether
Rusalka (Ch. 7)	Arctic Wind	Turbo Ether
Rusalka (Ch. 8)	Arctic Wind	Turbo Ether
Rusalka (Clone) (Ch. 2)	None	None
Rusalka (Clone) (Ch. 5)	None	None
Rusalka (Clone) (Ch. 6)	None	None
Rusalka (Clone) (Ch. 7)	None	None
Rusalka (Clone) (Ch. 8)	None	None
Salamander	Bomb Arm, Dragon Fang	Phlogiston
Samurai Zombie	None	None
Sand Worm	Desert Rose	Eye Drops
Scorpion	Antidote	None
Sea Serpent	Hard Scale	Hard Scale
Shield Dragon	Dragon Fang	Dragon Fang
Shinryu	Dragon Fang, Pantheon's Wrath	Glitterbug
Silver Wolf	Permacrystal	Beast Liver
Skull Hunter	Ancient Bow	None
Skull Knight	Bacchus's Wine	None
Skull Lancer	Bacchus's Wine, Trident	None
Sky Archer (Ch. 1)	Iron Bow	Potion
Sky Archer (Ch. 5+)	None	None
Sky Dueler	Potion	Antidote, Phoenix Down, Potion
Sky Pikeman	None	Potion
Slime	None	None
Soil Eater	Desert Rose	None
Specter	Echo Herbs	Permacrystal
Spriggan	Hi-Potion	None
Succubus	Demon Tail	Demon Tail
Teufel	Demon Tail	Demon Tail
The Jackal (Ch. 2)	None	Hi-Potion
The Jackal (Ch. 5)	Thief's Knife	Thief Gloves
The Jackal (Ch. 6)	Thief's Knife	Thief Gloves
The Jackal (Ch. 7 - first)	None	None
The Jackal (Ch. 7 - second)	None	Thief's Glove, Thief's Knife
The Jackal (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
The Jackal (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Treant	None	None
Valtora	Beast Liver	Beast Liver
Venomous Snake	None	Antidote
Victor (Ch. 2)	Force Armlet	None
Victor (Ch. 4)	Yggdrasil Staff	Amulet
Victor (Ch. 5)	Yggdrasil Staff	Amulet
Victor (Ch. 6)	Soul of Thamasa	Amulet
Victor (Ch. 7)	Heart Ring	Crystal Vest, Soul of Thamasa
Victor (Ch. 8)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Victoria (Ch. 2)	Amulet	None
Victoria (Ch. 4)	Poison Rod	Force Armlets
Victoria (Ch. 5)	Poison Rod	Force Armlets
Victoria (Ch. 6)	Magic Armlets	Force Armlets
Victoria (Ch. 7)	Life Ring	Magic Armlets
Victoria (Ch. 8)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Vulture	Insect Antenna	Glitterbug
White Cait	Potion	None
Wolf	None	Potion
Wraith	Echo Herbs	None
Wyvern	Dragon Fang, Tengu Sneeze	Fairy Wing
Yulyana (Ch. 6)	None	Elixir
Yulyana (Ch. 7)	Gold Hairpin	Crystal Vest, Megalixir
Yulyana (Ch. 8 - first)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Yulyana (Ch. 8 - second)	Elixir, Turbo Ether	Elixir, Turbo Ether
Zauberer	Insect Antenna, Turbo Ether	Insect Antenna
Zombie	None	None
Zombie Knight	Spirit Bone	None
Zombie Shark	Hard Scale	None
Zombie Wolf	Spirit Bone	Antidote
Zwart	Insect Antenna, X-Potion	None

Norende's Reconstruction

Introduction

As you are probably no doubt aware of by the time you watch just the opening movie of the game, Tiz's home village of Norende was swallowed in the Great Chasm that, for no apparent reason ... well, swallowed up Norende. >_> About 2/3 of the way through the Intro, you are made aware of Tiz's goal to one day rebuild Norende to its former glory, and you yourself will be able to oversee the effort.

From the little side-menu on the Touch Screen, the four option will allow you to go to the Norende site. There, you can tap on a number of things and set people to rebuild them in the time allotted. This time passes while you are actively playing Bravely Default or while the system is in Sleep Mode (with Bravely Default still active). Eventually, the thing in question will be built, upgraded, or removed and you can benefit from it.

There are several things in Norende you can fiddle with. Most of these have something to do with Special Moves, such as giving you the parts or the moves themselves: these things occur automatically, so once the shop is built up, you get all of the benefits of that level immediately. There also are several shops, like the Trader - when you reach the specified level, you can buy the items and equipment in question from the Adventurer whenever you find him (outside of B10F of the Dimension's Hasp). Many of these things can beneficial, if costly - the Growth Egg accessory (500,000 pg), for example, doubles EXP. and JP earnings (but nulls pg earnings). And, finally, there are some various obstacles on the map marked by "!" signs - removing these allows you to go to other parts of the area, and thusly opens up more shops!

Within the scope of this section, we will primarily discuss what can be unlocked, how to unlock it, how long it takes, and ways to be efficient at unlocking it.

Rebuilding Strategy

What? There's a strategy to building Norende?

No, not really. Rather, this section is designed to make your rebuilding as time-efficient as possible, depending on the situation. Firstly, let's discuss how you can get more people into the village - normally, you start with just one person. That one person is going to take foreeeeever to rebuild all Norende in their lonesome, clearly. You can add people to the village in a number of ways: you can StreetPass other people with the game (unreliable outside of a relatively-large town), or you can add people via the Internet. This requires a Wi-Fi internet connection, though. In any case, you can send out Net Invites once daily through the Internet to get three people once per 24 hours (and also benefit from their Friend Summons!) and you can also add whosoever on your Friends List that has the game. Even just the three people each day can make a significant difference! :)

In any case, most of you are probably going to try rebuilding Norende while the system is in Sleep Mode - after all, you're not playing the game 24 hours a day like me, I hope. :) Below are several proposed situations, and how to ideally set up your people for the sake of completing them, and why... ... To be honest, I only have two for the moment that sum up the ways most people tend to do this; if you have others you'd like me to cover (be in-depth, now!), contact me via the Legalities section.

• Situation - You are actively playing Bravely Default, right now:
  • Solution: In this case, you'll want to gain the benefits from facilities as fast as possible, and that can only be done by throwing as many people into an effort as you can - throw all of your people into a single facility. Note that, in a way, you have to consider the economic property of diminishing marginal utility - that is to say, once you start getting lesser and lesser benefits from people, there's no point in having them around. You can set the standard on how many is too many, really. For example, if I throw 20 people into the rebuilding of Level 3 River Parts Shop, it will take about 12 minutes. If I throw in 21 people, it will take about 11 minutes, 30 seconds. Clearly, there's not a lot of difference, so I'll throw that 21st person somewhere else. Of course, differences can be larger - I tend to put a ten-minute benefit as my lowest - depending on what you need, and what you're willing to sacrifice.

• Situation - You are going to not be playing the game for an approximate/set time period (e.g. sleeping, school):
  • Solution: In this case, you want to throw people into the various facilities so that the facility will level up once within the set time frame - during the situations named, for example, it's not generally a good idea (if possible at all) to pull out your 3DS at regular intervals for this stuff. May as well take what benefits we can. Okay, so let's assume you plan to sleep for eight hours, and the Level 5 Valley Parts Shop takes 24 hours to obtain. If you had 24 people, you could get that done in an hour, but you're asleep, so that's seven hours wasted. Rather, since you're asleep for eight hours, try to get the time-to-completion down to the time you plan on being inactive, or just under it. For example, three people reduces the time to 8 hours - the time you plan to sleep - and leaves you 21 people for the other facilities.

The Rebuilding

Note that the times mentioned here are based on a single person doing the work. Each additional person helps to divide the work equally - in other words, two people halves the time, three brings it to one-third, ten brings it to one-tenth, and so on. Also, times here are in an hour:minute.second (hh:mm.ss) format. And, finally, the facilities here are organized categorically: first obstacles, then items, then equipment, then special move stuff.

OBSTACLES / BLOCKADES
Obstacle	Time	Unlocks
Tangled Woods	02:00.00	Special Move Shop, Downstream Area obstacle, Blackwater Fen obstacle
Ancient Boulder	10:00.00	Hill Parts Shop, Weapon Shop, Collapsed Bridge obstacle, Rigid Crag obstacle
Blackwater Fen	30:00.00	Accessory Shop, River Parts Shop
Collapsed Bridge	50:00.00	Cape Parts Shop, Combat Items Shop
Downstream Area	70:00.00	Compounds Shop
Rigid Crag	99:00.00	Valley Parts Shop

TRADER (GENERAL ITEMS)
Level	Time	Buyable Items
Level 1	00:15.00	Potion, Teleport Stone
Level 2	01:00.00	Antidote, Eye Drops
Level 3	02:30.00	Echo Herbs, Phoenix Down
Level 4	03:30.00	Wakeup Bell
Level 5	05:00.00	Hi-Potion
Level 6	08:00.00	Ether
Level 7	11:00.00	Balsam
Level 8	15:00.00	Remedy
Level 9	24:00.00	X-Potion
Level 10	36:00.00	Turbo Ether
Level 11	99:00.00	Knight's Tunic (Costume, not an item)

COMBAT ITEM SHOP
Level	Time	Buyable Item
Level 1	01:00.00	Bomb Fragment
Level 2	02:30.00	Antarctic Wind
Level 3	04:30.00	Zeus's Wrath
Level 4	08:30.00	Tengu Yawn
Level 5	12:00.00	Earth Drum
Level 6	20:00.00	Bomb Arm
Level 7	28:00.00	Arctic Wind
Level 8	45:00.00	Pantheon's Wrath
Level 9	60:00.00	Tengu Sneeze
Level 10	72:00.00	Earth Mallet
Level 11	99:00.00	Edea's Garb (Costume, not an item)

COMPOUNDING ITEMS SHOP
Level	Time	Buyable Items
Level 1	01:00.00	Beast Liver
Level 2	02:30.00	Hard Scale, Phlogiston
Level 3	04:00.00	Insect Antenna, Permacrystal
Level 4	05:30.00	Monster Fiber, Fairy Wing
Level 5	14:00.00	Spirit Bone, Fulmen Shard
Level 6	26:00.00	Desert Rose
Level 7	35:00.00	Glitterbug
Level 8	56:00.00	Dark Matter
Level 9	78:00.00	Demon Tail
Level 10	84:00.00	Dragon Fang
Level 11	99:00.00	Plain Tunic (Costume, not an item)

WEAPONS SHOP
Level	Time	Buyable Weapons
Level 1	01:30.00	Carving Knife
Level 2	02:30.00	Simian Staff
Level 3	04:30.00	Ogre's Club
Level 4	05.30.00	Bastet Claws
Level 5	09:30.00	Sage's Staff
Level 6	16:00.00	Angel's Bow
Level 7	28:00.00	Lü Bu's Spear
Level 8	38:00.00	Grinder Axe
Level 9	54:00.00	Mutsu-no-Kami
Level 10	60:00.00	Night Emperor
Level 11	99:00.00	Magic Knife

ARMOR SHOP
Level	Time	Buyable Armor
Level 1	00:30.00	Bronze Armor
Level 2	01:30.00	Brigandine
Level 3	03:00.00	Red Cap
Level 4	05:30.00	Rainbow Dress
Level 5	08:30.00	Lambent Hat
Level 6	12:00.00	Blessed Shield
Level 7	17:00.00	Bloody Shield
Level 8	24:00.00	Heike Gloves
Level 9	36:00.00	Heike Helm
Level 10	48:00.00	Heike Armor
Level 11	99:00.00	Onion Shirt

ACCESSORY SHOP
Level	Time	Buyable Accessories
Level 1	02:00.00	Venture Badge
Level 2	03:00.00	Smiley Badge
Level 3	05:00.00	Gale Hairpin
Level 4	09:00.00	Normalizer
Level 5	14:00.00	Red Muleta
Level 6	24:00.00	Reflect Ring
Level 7	32:00.00	Alarm Earrings
Level 8	48:00.00	Taunt Bangle
Level 9	68:00.00	Golden Egg
Level 10	80:00.00	Growth Egg
Level 11	99:00.00	Melodist's Shirt (buyable Costume, not buyable accessory)

SPECIAL MOVE SHOP
Level	Time	Moves Acquired
Level 1	02:00.00	Infinity, Rejuvenation
Level 2	03:00.00	Piercing Bolt, Horizon, Maximum Draw
Level 3	03:00.00	Moonbeam, Grand Strike, Moonshadow
Level 4	48:00.00	Air Splitter, Blade Storm
Level 5	48:00.00	Overpower, Withering Ripple
Level 6	48:00.00	Lux, Rapid Fire
Level 7	72:00.00	Breaking Wave, Maelstrom, Ascendant Palm
Level 8	99:00.00	Holy Weapon, Divine Light, Cross Divide
Level 9	99:00.00	Megiddo Flame, Angelic Pillar, Thunderburst
Level 10	99:00.00	Sonic Wave, Gigaton Swing, Petal Swirl
Level 11	99:00.00	Falcon Knife (buyable weapon, not special move)

HILL PARTS SHOP (ELEMENTAL SPECIAL MOVE PARTS)
Level	Time	Parts Acquired
Level 1	02:00.00	Fire, Fire Res. Up, Fire Res. Down
Level 2	03:00.00	Water, Water Res. Up, Water Res. Down
Level 3	05:30.00	Lightning, Lightning Res. Up, Lightning Res. Down
Level 4	09:00.00	Wind, Wind Res. Up, Wind Res. Down
Level 5	15:00.00	Earth, Earth Res. Up, Earth Res. Down
Level 6	26:00.00	Speed Up, Speed Down
Level 7	42:00.00	Light, Light Res. Up, Light Res. Down
Level 8	60:00.00	Evade Up, Accuracy Down
Level 9	90:00.00	Dark, Dark Res. Up, Dark Res. Down
Level 10	99:00.00	Cure Doom, Doom Res. Up, Death Res. Up
Level 11	99:00.00	Labrys (buyable weapon, not special move part)

RIVER PARTS SHOP (SLAYING/CURING/RESISTING SPECIAL MOVE PARTS)
Level	Time	Parts Acquired
Level 1	01:00.00	Beast Slaying, Cure Poison, Poison Res. Up
Level 2	02:30.00	Plant Slaying, Cure Blind, Blind Res. Up
Level 3	04:00.00	Aquatic Slaying, Cure Silence, Silence Res. Up
Level 4	08:00.00	Insect Slaying, Cure Sleep, Sleep Res. Up
Level 5	15:00.00	Flier Slaying, Cure Paralyze, Paralyze Res. Up
Level 6	26:00.00	Undead Slaying, Cure Dread, Dread Res. Up
Level 7	42:00.00	Demon Slaying, Cure Berserk, Berserk Res. Up
Level 8	52:00.00	Dragon Slaying, Cure Stop, Stop Res. Up
Level 9	81:00.00	Crit. Rate Up, Cure Confuse, Confuse Res. Up
Level 10	99:00.00	Cure KO, Cure Charm, Charm Res. Up
Level 11	99:00.00	Silver Glaive (buyable weapon, not special move part)

CAPE PARTS SHOP (RECOVERY/AILMENT SPECIAL MOVE PARTS)
Level	Time	Parts Acquired
Level 1	01:30.00	HP Recovery Lv. 1, Poison Touch, Poison Res. Down
Level 2	03:00.00	MP Recovery Lv. 1, Blind Touch, Blind Res. Down
Level 3	05:30.00	HP Recovery Lv. 2, Silence Touch, Silence Res. Down
Level 4	11:00.00	MP Recovery Lv. 2, Sleep Touch, Sleep Res. Down
Level 5	22:00.00	HP Recovery Lv. 3, Paralyze Touch, Paralyze Res. Down
Level 6	32:00.00	MP Recovery Lv. 3, Dread Touch, Dread Res. Down
Level 7	42:00.00	HP Recovery Lv. 4, Stop Touch, Stop Res. Down
Level 8	60:00.00	MP Recovery Lv. 4, Confuse Touch, Confuse Res. Down
Level 9	90:00.00	HP Recovery Lv. 5, Charm Touch, Charm Res. Down
Level 10	99:00.00	MP Recovery Lv. 5, Death Touch, Death Res. Down
Level 11	99:00.00	Fox Tail (buyable weapon, not special move part)

VALLEY PARTS SHOP (BOOSTING SPECIAL MOVE PARTS)
Level	Time	Acquired Parts
Level 1	03:00.00	10% Power Boost, +1 Turn
Level 2	05:00.00	M. Atk. Up, M. Atk. Down
Level 3	07:30.00	20% Power Boost, +2 Turns
Level 4	15:00.00	P. Atk. Up, P. Atk. Down
Level 5	24:00.00	30% Power Boost, +3 Turns
Level 6	32:00.00	M. Def. Up, M. Def. Down
Level 7	42:00.00	40% Power Boost, +4 Turns
Level 8	75:00.00	P. Def. Up, P. Def. Down
Level 9	99:00.00	50% Power Boost, BP Bonus Lv. 1
Level 10	99:00.00	+5 Turns, BP Bonus Lv. 1
Level 11	99:00.00	Donnerschlag (buyable weapon, not special move part)

Job Analyses

Introduction

One of the most flexible systems a game can provide for playability is a job class system, a system in which your character can specialize in certain skill sets to learn certain special abilities and, while learning these, avoid learning myriad others. In turn, this forces you to create a balance on your team, and eventually you try to vary your team. And yet, at any given time, most logical combinations can work in some way or another, and so the game becomes more fun on second and third playthroughs as it is far from the same as the first time.

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Wow, that was really incoherent. >_> Anyhow, one my favorite aspects of Bravely Default is its job system, a system mirroring that of Final Fantasies III and V. Within this section, I will discuss a number of things for you. First I will discuss the mechanics of the JP system briefly, mostly for the sake of those looking to level-up. After that, we get into the real gnitty-gritty of the job data: therein, I'll first prelude with a chart to detail the comprehensive changes in each stat compared to each job, then get into everything about every single job - abilities, strategies, affinities, et cetera.

Enjoy.

JP Mechanics

JP, or Job Points, are earned at the ends of battles. The mechanics therein are somewhat similar to the AP of Final Fantasy V. Each enemy will give off a certain amount of JP (per the Enemy Bestiary), and that JP is like EXP. for your jobs. After a set amount of JP is earned, your job will level up: this will include an increase in power and new abilities, but more JP required for the next level. Even so, leveling up your job is a critical aspect for the game, for if you have no skills with which to fight, you are likely to lose as fast as a sundae going down Edea's throat.

Job Level	JP To Next Level	Total JP Earned
Level 1	30	0
Level 2	70	30
Level 3	150	100
Level 4	200	250
Level 5	350	450
Level 6	400	700
Level 7	600	1,100
Level 8	800	1,700
Level 9	3,500	2,500
Level 10	4,000	6,000
Level 11	4,000	10,000
Level 12	5,000	14,000
Level 13*	5,000 / 9,999	19,000
Level 14*	-	24,000 / 28,999

Note (*): Regarding the Level 13-to-14 transition, there are two different JP amounts, depending on your job. On the left of the "/" is if you are not using the Freelancer job (need to earn 5,000 JP), and on the right is if you are using the Freelancer job (need 9,999 JP).

Job Stat Changes

As one might expect (or hopefully know by now), most jobs tend to specialize in something in some way: for example, Black Mages excel in magical offense, while Monks go for physical offense, or Knights for defense. Granted, it's not quite as superficial as that, but something to nonetheless be considered, depending on your situation - see, each job will slightly alter the user's stats in some form of fashion. Below are the approximate stat changes for each job.

A Freelancer is considered the baseline for each job. Take note that the Freelancer has the Late Bloomer ability, which means its stats will increase by 1% per job mastered (meaning up to 24% - 24 jobs), so this also means that we assume no jobs are mastered. Anyhow...

Job Class	HP +/-	MP +/-	STR +/-	VIT +/-	INT +/-	MIND +/-	DEX +/-	AGI +/-
Freelancer	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Monk	+30%	-30%	+30%	+30%	-40%	-20%	-	+20%
White Mage	-	+30%	-30%	-40%	+20%	+30%	-20%	-
Black Mage	-	+30%	-40%	-40%	+20%	+20%	-20%	-
Knight	+20%	-20%	-20%	+40%	-30%	-	-20%	-20%
Thief	-	-	-10%	-	-40%	-40%	+50%	+40%
Merchant	-	-	-	-20%	+10%	-	-	-
Spell Fencer	+10%	+10%	+10%	+10%	+10%	+10%	-	-
Time Mage	-	+30%	-40%	-40%	+30%	+20%	-20%	-
Ranger	-	-	+20%	-	-20%	-20%	+20%	+20%
Summoner	-	+40%	-40%	-30%	+30%	+20%	-10%	-20%
Valkyrie	+10%	-10%	+20%	+10%	-30%	-30%	-	+10%
Red Mage	+10%	+20%	-	-10%	+20%	+20%	-	+10%
Salve-Maker	-	-	-	-10%	+10%	+20%	-	-
Performer	-	-	-20%	-20%	+10%	-	-	+20%
Pirate	+20%	-20%	+50%	+20%	-40%	-40%	-40%	-
Ninja	-	-	+10%	-20%	-10%	-10%	+30%	+40%
Swordmaster	+10%	-10%	+20%	+20%	-30%	-20%	+20%	-
Arcanist	-	+40%	-50%	-50%	+50%	+30%	-	+10%
Spiritmaster	-	+40%	-40%	-40%	+30%	+50%	-	+10%
Templar	+20%	-20%	+20%	+30%	-40%	+20%	-	-30%
Dark Knight	+10%	-10%	+30%	-	-20%	-40%	-	+10%
Vampire	+20%	+10%	+10%	-	+20%	-	-	+20%
Conjurer	-	+50%	-	-	+50%	+20%	-	-

Freelancer

Job Description: The Freelancer, as one might expect, is the most balanced class of the game; it has no real problems or advantages, beyond the Mimic ability. There isn't a lot that might lead you to bother with this class, either, other than Mimic, JP Up, and Dungeon Master, and maybe Stand Ground for those wanting to learn summons. That said, though, the Freelancer class is one you'll eventually want to return to after some time has progressed in the game. While Late Bloomer still won't give you the best stat bonuses (+24% at max), it continues to buff up the Freelancer well. Fighting with the Freelancer can also be a bit difficult statistically, so be sure to throw in one of the Lore abilities.

Secondary Job Options: It's pretty dependent on what role your team needs filled in, or, more often than not, what you want to Mimic. The Performer becomes great for this with My Hero (BP +1 to party), then three Mimics, for example. Similarly, you could Mimic Meteors for mass damage, or ... well, pretty much anything. It's up to you, really. ;)

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	+0%	MIND	+0%
Max MP	+0%	VIT	+0%	DEX	+0%
		INT	+0%	AGI	+0%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	B
Axes	B
Spears	B
Bows	B
Katanas	B
Knuckles	B
Rods	B
Staves	B
Daggers	B
Shields	B
Helmets	B
Torso Armor	B

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Late Bloomer:
  • Effects: All of the wielder's stats are boosted by 1% per job mastered (reached Job Level 14), including Freelancer. This means all stats could go up to +24%, but it requires a lot of work...

• Job Level 1 - Examine:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows you to see the target's HP, monster family, and weaknesses. If you move the Circle Pad left while selecting commands, you can see further-detailed stats like P. ATK. and so on. Boosts will be included with this in blue, and debuffs in red.

• Job Level 2 - Treat:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Restores the target's HP by 20% of the max. Not very useful until you get into really high levels, since earlier you can more efficiently use items or spells.

• Job Level 3 - Divining Rod:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Shows how many chests are in a dungeon floor. Not very useful for completionists or those following the Walkthrough. =P

• Job Level 4 - Dungeon Master:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Field traps (like lava, poison water, and silencing flowers) will not effect the party. An invaluable skill for speed-runners, but it can be a little pointless: never is there a true need to use this, since you will be given a viable (but longer) path to walk on. That said, it's really useful in the Underflow, since most of the lava is unavoidable.

• Job Level 5 - Mislead:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: The target will target you less frequently.

• Job Level 6 - Prayer:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: Chance-based skill have their success rate boosted for 10 turns. Support Abilities are not affected.

• Job Level 7 - MP 10% Up:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Your max MP is boosted by 10%.

• Job Level 8 - Endure:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Your P. DEF. and M. DEF. are boosted by 25% for 4 turns, up to 150%.

• Job Level 9 - Poison Immunity:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The wielder cannot be Poisoned. While Poison is a rather serious ailment in this game, it should only really be equipped under specific circumstances since the majority of enemies won't poison you. Plus, the Star Pendant accessory suffices for this, but whether you want to waste that slot is up to you.

• Job Level 10 - JP Up:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Your JP earnings are boosted by 20%!

• Job Level 11 - Flee:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: You will be guaranteed to flee from the battle (rather than risk the RNG with Run) - not that this is not effective in all battles (mostly thinking bosses) and in the Dimension's Hasp dungeon.

• Job Level 12 - Lure Enemy:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: It's supposed to double your encounter rate. A very useless ability, since you can alter the encounter rate from the Config menu up to +100% (or x2.00 - same thing). The difference in time between battles is very minimal, so don't bother. Same is true if you're encounter rate is -100% (still no fights), -50% (goes to -25%), +/- 0% (goes to +100%), or +50% (goes to +200%).

• Job Level 13 - Stand Ground:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: There is a 75% chance to survive damage that would otherwise KO you. You'll survive with 1 HP, but note that this fails if at 1 HP regardless of whether it would work. This is pretty effective for trying to learn summons: if you have it on four characters, the chance of all four not surviving is 1 in 256, which means you are over 99.5% likely to survive. Otherwise, it's too much of a risk to waste so many slots over.

• Job Level 14 - Mimic:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: THIS is what makes the Freelancer such an awesome class: the Mimic ability will mimic the previous ally's action (or the user's) completely, without BP, HP, MP, or item consumption!! (Note that Rage and Special Moves will not be mimicked.) This can be especially useful in piling on high-power abilities that often require tons of BP or MP. The uses are infinite for this ability...

Monk

Job Description: The Monk is what you'd probably expect after having fought Barras: a physical brute with somewhat decent stats that prefers to fight bare-handed - which at least means you won't have to buy many weapons for this guy, or armor after getting Natural Talent! Even so, he has a limited set of truly useful abilities, so he's better used for stat boosts until you unlock more jobs to supplement his abilities.

Secondary Job Options: The Thief ended up being my favorite combo with the Monk: Life Thief will allow you to supplement high damage and high recovery. The Ranger and Spell Fencer each also work great for hitting familial or elemental weaknesses, respectively. Being able to use the Conjurer's Invocation in the late-game could be useful for those not wanting to bother with the lack of equipment Natural Talent forces.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	+30%	MIND	-20%
Max MP	+30%	VIT	+20%	DEX	+0%
		INT	-40%	AGI	+20%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	E
Axes	E
Spears	E
Bows	E
Katanas	E
Knuckles	S
Rods	E
Staves	S
Daggers	E
Shields	E
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Knuckle Lore:
  • Effects: Knuckles for the wielder have an S-Rank affinity. Your P. ATK. also increases twice (in other words, to 150% without debuffs) when no weapons are equipped. (Don't worry, you can still attack!)

• Job Level 1 - Strong Strike:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: The attack has doubled power compared to the norm, but is half as likely to hit. In the long term, that's just going to round out to a regular attack, so only bother if you need high damage immediately; it's pretty risky anyhow.

• Job Level 2 - Invigorate:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: There is a 75% chance to up P. ATK. by 25% (up to 150%) for two turns. Failures cause the user to lose 20% of their HP. It could be worth it, especially with something like the Freelancer's Prayer.

• Job Level 3 - Inner Alchemy:
  • Costs: 5 MP
  • Effects: The user recovers from Poison, Blind, Silence, Dread, and Confuse. It's a pretty nice ability to have on-hand in lieu of Esuna or a Remedy, but keep in mind it's user-only.

• Job Level 4 - HP 10% Up:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Your max HP goes up by 10%.

• Job Level 5 - Knuckle Lore:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Knuckles for the wielder have an S-Rank affinity. Your P. ATK. also increases twice (in other words, to 150% without debuffs) when no weapons are equipped. (Don't worry, you can still attack!)

• Job Level 6 - Hidden Dragon:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: The user attacks last in the turn, but the attack deals 25% more damage. Pretty useful if you're not in immediate danger.

• Job Level 7 - Qigong Wave:
  • Costs: 12 MP
  • Effects: The user attacks with 25% more power than normal, and it also pierces the Default effect. Quite useful.

• Job Level 8 - Blind Immunity:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Makes the character immune to Blind, which is useful on this physical brute.

• Job Level 9 - P. Atk. 10% Up:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Boosts P. ATK. by 10%.

• Job Level 10 - HP 20% Up:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts max HP by 20%.

• Job Level 11 - Pressure Point:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: Attacks with two times the normal power, and it ignores the opponent's P. DEF. A very useful skill in bulky bosses, but it's BP-heavy in the long-term, so use in moderation or with Mimic.

• Job Level 12 - HP 30% Up:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts max HP by 30%.

• Job Level 13 - Phoenix Flight:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Reduces the user's HP to 1, and then deals damage equal to the amount of HP lost. (Basically, current minus one.) Can be extremely effective with enough HP-boosting aides and Bravely Second to break the 9,999 damage cap if needed; under ideal circumstances, it can hit for nearly 40,000, but the recovery is costly and likely to force you to lose the user when the opponent attacks next.

• Job Level 14 - Natural Talent:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: If the user has nothing equipped - weapons, armor, EVERYTHING - their P. ATK. is doubled. It's extremely risky to bother, so don't use it for bosses that you can't defeat in a few turns. It's also extremely important to throw Knuckle Lore in with this outside of the Monk job, since you will be using your uncovered fists.

White Mage

Job Description: It is common enough to associate the White Mage in RPGs with a restorative person, and the same is true here. With a variety of curative White Magic, you will find yourself with a big problem if you don't have a White Mage, so it is extremely important to keep their levels up. This is especially true for the end-game where you'll find Curaga healing for 6,000+ HP, far more than the 1,500 measly HP given by X-Potion (and you don't wanna waste Elixirs). There's also the invaluably powerful Holy spell, and several useful support abilities.

Secondary Job Options: The Black Mage comes to mind as a great complement for this due to the raised Intelligence (and thusly M. ATK.), and thusly the Time Mage as well. The only other really decent option comes with the Spiritmaster in the late-game due to a number of other supportive skills and better M. ATK., but it's better to have Spiritmaster as the primary and this as the secondary. =/

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	-30%	MIND	+30%
Max MP	+30%	VIT	-40%	DEX	-20%
		INT	+20%	AGI	+0%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	E
Axes	E
Spears	E
Bows	E
Katanas	E
Knuckles	E
Rods	B
Staves	S
Daggers	C
Shields	B
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Self-Healing:
  • Effects: The wielder's Poison, Blind, and Silence ailments are cleared after a battle. Not extremely useful - especially when you learn it at Job Level 5 - since you could just buy more items and prevent the waste of a Support Unit.

• Job Level 1 - White Magic Lv. 1:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows you to use White Magic of Level 1.

• Job Level 2 - M. Def. 10% Up:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Boosts M. DEF. by 10%.

• Job Level 3 - White Magic Lv. 2:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows you to use White Magic up to Level 2.

• Job Level 4 - Staff Lore:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Staves now have S-Rank affinities.

• Job Level 5 - Self-Healing:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The wielder's Poison, Blind, and Silence ailments are cleared after a battle. Not extremely useful - especially when you learn it at Job Level 5 - since you could just buy more items and prevent the waste of a Support Unit.

• Job Level 6 - White Magic Lv. 3:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of White Magic up to Level 3.

• Job Level 7 - Abate Water:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Halves Water-based damage against the wielder. Pretty useful in the Rusalka boss and a few others, but you could probably neglect it otherwise.

• Job Level 8 - Angelic Ward:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: There is a 50% chance to halve the damage taken. In the long term, this averages out to make the damage taken 75% of the norm; therefore, it's not really good for short random-encounter battles, but it has a niche use in bosses.

• Job Level 9 - White Magic Lv. 4:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of White Magic up to Level 4.

• Job Level 10 - M. Def. 30% Up:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts M. DEF. by 30%.

• Job Level 11 - White Magic Lv. 5:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of White Magic up to Level 5.

• Job Level 12 - Epic Group-Cast:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: When casting magic on multiple targets, the effect is not divided equally as it normally would be: it's as if you hit everyone individually. This can be EXTREMELY useful for Cure-based spells, and also for Black Magic spells, but has little use outside of them.

• Job Level 13 - White Magic Lv. 6:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of all White Magic.

• Job Level 14 - Conservation of Life:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: If the wielder is KO'ed, all other KO'ed characters are revived with full HP. This only works once per character per battle, and will not affect the wielder, and its effect is conserved if no one else is KO'ed when the wielder is. It also works when everyone should've be KO'ed but weren't, which makes it a sure-fire win for summons! It also can be pretty useful in actual battles where you don't have Reraise, but it can be kind of a waste if you have Reraise.

Black Mage

Job Description: I suppose if the White Mage can be thought of as the curative unit of the team, the opposite-colored mage can be thought of as a magically-offensive unit, which is quite well is. The Black Mage will become a cornerstone of your team through easily the first four chapters without much problem (or at least the associated skillset) since the Black Mage allows you to use a wide variety of elemental magic, and even includes ways to boost the damage, including the especially lethal Pierce M. Defense ability. It is definitely a job worth investing time into.

Secondary Job Options: It wouldn't be too bad to combo this with a White Mage for the curative abilities; may as well double up, eh? The Arcanist also comes to mind since their M. ATK. is high, but it's better to go for the Arcanist as a primary. Similar logic goes for the Spiritmaster, whose primary attraction is Fairy Aid for boosted elemental damage.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	-40%	MIND	+20%
Max MP	+30%	VIT	-40%	DEX	-20%
		INT	+30%	AGI	+0%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	E
Axes	E
Spears	E
Bows	E
Katanas	E
Knuckles	E
Rods	S
Staves	C
Daggers	C
Shields	E
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Black Resonance:
  • Effects: Your Black Magic increases in power when others also have this ability. There is no boost for only person, +10% for two, +15% for three, and +20% for four. Not an extremely worthwhile support ability, but as the auto-ability for the Black Mage job, it works pretty nicely, although it would waste slots on the other party members. =/

• Job Level 1 - Black Magic Lv. 1:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Level 1 Black Magic.

• Job Level 2 - Rod Lore:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Rods now have an S-Rank affinity.

• Job Level 3 - Black Magic Lv. 2:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Black Magic up to Level 2.

• Job Level 4 - Abate Fire:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Halves the damage from Fire attacks. It's useful in a few specialized bosses, but not on the general level.

• Job Level 5 - Damage Dispersion:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The wielder will take 55% of the damage from an attack, with the remaining 45% being spread out equally to the other party members (15% each for 3, 22.5% each for 2, 45% for 1). It can be useful if you are healing every turn and not facing party-wide attacks, or if your Black Mage isn't particular bulky, or on a Dark Knight to keep higher HP, but not really otherwise.

• Job Level 6 - Silence Immunity:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Makes the wielder immune to Silence, the bane of Mages: this would be a great ability to learn if you don't have a Ribbon to equip!

• Job Level 7 - Black Magic Lv. 3:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Black Magic up to Level 3.

• Job Level 8 - Black Resonance:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Your Black Magic increases in power when others also have this ability. There is no boost for only person, +10% for two, +15% for three, and +20% for four. Not an extremely worthwhile support ability, but as the auto-ability for the Black Mage job, it works pretty nicely, although it would waste slots on the other party members. =/

• Job Level 9 - Black Magic Lv. 4:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Black Magic up to Level 4.

• Job Level 10 - M. Atk. 20% Up:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts M. ATK. by 20%.

• Job Level 11 - Black Magic Lv. 5:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Black Magic up to Level 5.

• Job Level 12 - Pierce M. Defense:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Magic from the wielder will ignore the target's M. DEF., which can be pivotal in a number of bulky bosses, especially if you're using other jobs like the Time Mage (Meteor) or the Summoner.

• Job Level 13 - Black Magic Lv. 6:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of all Black Magic.

• Job Level 14 - Group-Cast All:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Normally, magic suffers a penalty in damage where the damage is spread equally (sort of) among all targets if being multi-targeted and it's not forced. This will allow you to multi-target such magic and not suffer a penalty. The main use for this would be the boss rebattles in Chapters 7 and 8 and the Rusalka battles, but it's otherwise a waste of a slot, really.

Knight

Job Description: The Knight has deviated from his relatively traditional role as the main physical powerhouse. While his role has typically also been to cover for allies in some what to protect them from damage, he now gets stats more appropriate for that duty, becoming more of a physical tank than a fighter. That said, the Knight isn't that useful of a class; while using him as a class can help you keep your HP up while running other strategies (I tend to dress up Mages as Knights against physical-heavy bosses), you probably won't get much use out of him unless you need Two-Handed or the Lores.

Secondary Job Options: There isn't much I can come up with, really.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+20%	STR	+20%	MIND	+0%
Max MP	-20%	VIT	+40%	DEX	-20%
		INT	-30%	AGI	-20%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	S
Axes	A
Spears	A
Bows	D
Katanas	D
Knuckles	E
Rods	E
Staves	E
Daggers	B
Shields	S
Helmets	A
Torso Armor	A

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Protect Ally:
  • Effects: The user will cover an ally who is under 20% HP, taking the attack for them. This only works for single-target attacks. It's more useful than you think, given the tanking nature of a Knight.

• Job Level 1 - Stomp:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: The user attacks with 25% more power, but their Defenses both drop by 25% (as low as 75%) for the remainder of the turn. It can be a pretty decent ability, since the Knights tank anyways and the difference is relatively negligible, and you can also use this multiple times in the same turn and still not go below 75% - but if you're buffed, don't bother with it.

• Job Level 2 - Two-Handed:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The wielder can equip a one-handed weapon in two-hands. This allows for a doubled P. ATK. increase; however, it also prevents the use of a shield. It's pretty useful on other jobs, though.

• Job Level 3 - P. Def. 10% Up:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Boosts P. DEF. by 10%.

• Job Level 4 - Ironclad:
  • Costs: 5 MP
  • Effects: Boosts P. DEF. to the maximum of 150% at the start of the turn, but only for that turn. It can be pretty useful if you're using the Knight to tank more than to deal damage.

• Job Level 5 - Protect Ally:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The user will cover an ally who is under 20% HP, taking the attack for them. This only works for single-target attacks. It's more useful than you think, given the tanking nature of a Knight.

• Job Level 6 - Shield Strike:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: The user attacks using their shield. (You must wear a shield for this.) The user's P. DEF. also goes by 25% (up to 150% for 2 turns.

• Job Level 7 - Shield Lore:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The wielder's affinity for shields becomes S-Ranked.

• Job Level 8 - Vengeance:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: The user attacks all enemies. The damage increases if more allies are KO'ed - -25% for zero, +50% for one, +100% for two, and +150% for three.

• Job Level 9 - Sword Lore:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Swords get an S-Rank affinity.

• Job Level 10 - Full Cover:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows you to take the damage for an ally against single-target, physical attacks for a whole turn. You will take the damage instead, but it is halved.

• Job Level 11 - Dual Shields:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The user can equip two shields at the same time. That pretty much reduces your offense to Shield Strike, though.

• Job Level 12 - P. Def. 30% Up:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts P. DEF. by 30%.

• Job Level 13 - Chivalrous Spirit:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: When you cover for an ally via Protect Ally (Knight), Full Cover (Knight), or White Knight (Merchant), your P. DEF. increases by 25% (up to 150%) for 5 turns.

• Job Level 14 - Super Charge:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: Damage is based on your P. DEF. Can be useful with some of those P. DEF.-boosting skills and Dual Shields.

Thief

Job Description: The Thief, in all honesty, is not that useful of a job. While it does present a physical alternative to the Knight or Monk or Freelancer in the early game, the only thing it can really do is steal. For the most part, there are two abilities worth bothering with this over: Life Thief and Godspeed Strike; once those are learned, you have some valuable abilities. Other than that? There isn't a lot worth stealing in the game to bother with.

Secondary Job Options: There's not a lot to say, since this class doesn't have a ton of ways to fight; it's offenses are lowered in both ways by definition. The only suitable side-job is the Freelancer as far as I can tell, due to Mimic for Godspeed Strike or Prayer for the stealing abilities.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	-10%	MIND	-40%
Max MP	+0%	VIT	+0%	DEX	+50%
		INT	-40%	AGI	+40%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	C
Axes	E
Spears	E
Bows	A
Katanas	C
Knuckles	C
Rods	E
Staves	E
Daggers	S
Shields	E
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Master Thief:
  • Effects: Stealing abilities (Steal, Mug) are twice as likely (now 50%) to succeed.

• Job Level 1 - Steal:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: You have a 25% chance to steal an item from the target (if they have one).

• Job Level 2 - Abate Wind:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Halves Wind-based damage. While it has its uses in certain bosses, it's not worth wasting a slot over otherwise.

• Job Level 3 - Speed 10% Up:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Ups Speed by 10%.

• Job Level 4 - Life Thief:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: Attacks with the power of a normal attack, with a 75% chance for the attacker to recover HP equal to the damage dealt.

• Job Level 5 - Speed 20% Up:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts Speed by 20%.

• Job Level 6 - Mug:
  • Costs: 16 MP
  • Effects: The user attacks with the power of a normal attack, and it also has a 25% chance to steal an item.

• Job Level 7 - Raid:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: If you get a First Strike, your BP is raised by 1. It's too much risk for so little benefit...

• Job Level 8 - Dagger Lore:
  • Costs: 1 Supoort Unit
  • Effects: The affinity of Daggers becomes S-Ranked.

• Job Level 9 - Godspeed Strike:
  • Costs: 2 BP
  • Effects: Attacks the target with damage based on your Speed, and also ignores their P. DEF. It's best used with this classes Speed-boosters and the Freelancer's Mimic to get in a lot of Godspeed Strikes; since it pierces P. DEF., it is extremely wieldy.

• Job Level 10 - Master Thief:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Stealing abilities (Steal, Mug) are twice as likely (now 50%) to succeed. As a Support Ability, by the time you probably get to this, there isn't much really worth stealing (or worth the risk of stealing), so I wouldn't bother.

• Job Level 11 - Rob Blind:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Steal two items in lieu of one when stealing.

• Job Level 12 - Shake Down:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: Steals from all enemies with a 25% chance for success. This can actually be a bit more useful than Steal or Mug, since it's basically four Steals/Mugs in one, so it could be good for farming certain random encounters' items. FYI, if you supplement this with Mimic, you get four of these; assuming the success rate is for the group as whole (unsure as of yet), that means there's only a ~31.64% chance of failure, and only ~15.82% with Master Thief added, and (I presume) only ~7.91% with the Freelancer's Prayer added in further. Food for thought.

• Job Level 13 - Speed 30% Up:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts Speed by 30%.

• Job Level 14 - Burgle and Bluff:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Boosts your P. ATK. by 25% (up to 150%) with each successful Steal, Mug, Shake Down, or Life Thief. A very useful Thief support ability, mostly due to Life Thief.

Merchant

Job Description: The Merchant is a class that relies rather heavily on the ability to spend money to make money, sort of. Imagine it like Setzer from FFVI without the Slot command: you didn't really like him to begin with when you got him in your party, and he proved pretty useless without taking a ton of risks involving the Joker Death not being fixed in the original release. >_> In any case, there is not money on the Merchant that one would find useful other than More Money for pg-grinding. Takeover can be useful when combined with Mimic in the late-game for 15,000~20,000 damage, but it also makes you Brave thrice. Not the best job in the world...

Secondary Job Options: You pretty much have to combo with the Freelancer for the Mimic ability to get any use out of this; once you have Mimic, you can stop spending so much pg.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	+0%	MIND	+0%
Max MP	+0%	VIT	-20%	DEX	+0%
		INT	+10%	AGI	+0%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	D
Axes	E
Spears	S
Bows	C
Katanas	E
Knuckles	E
Rods	E
Staves	S
Daggers	S
Shields	E
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - More Money:
  • Effects: The pg earned from battles is increased by 50%. (Note: The in-game description says that this ability doesn't stack with items, but does if you have multiple people with this ability. This ability will not stack with other abilities, either: it's either a glitch or intentionally misleading.)

• Job Level 1 - Pay to Play:
  • Costs: 50 ~ 4,950 pg
  • Effects: You spend pg to raise your critical-hit rate by 300% (up to 1000%) for four turns. You spend pg equal to 50 times your level.

• Job Level 2 - Salesman:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: You may be able to get an enemy to buy a recovery item at 2.4 times the selling price.

• Job Level 3 - White Knight:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: If you are under 20% HP, the ally with the highest HP will defend you from single-target physical attacks.

• Job Level 4 - Pharmacy:
  • Costs: Variable amount of pg
  • Effects: You can pay for a recovery item and use it on a target. ... Why didn't you come prepared, again? =P

• Job Level 5 - Hedge Risk:
  • Costs: Variable amount of pg
  • Effects: The damage taken is halved for five turns. However, when you do take damage under this effect, you lose pg equal to the damage taken (or prevented - since it's halved, it goes both ways).

• Job Level 6 - Takeover:
  • Costs: 50 ~ 4,950 pg
  • Effects: You spend pg to deal damage equal to the amount of pg spent; in this case, you spend 50 times your level. At high levels, this attack is clearly lethal since it's flat damage; plus, since the Freelancer ability Mimic allows you to use it without using pg, you could deal nearly 20,000 damage per turn - or nearly 80,000 if the others continue the Mimic - on a mere near-5,000 pg. Penny for your thoughts.

• Job Level 7 - BP Drink:
  • Costs: 1,000 pg, 10,000 pg, or 100,000 pg
  • Effects: You can spend 1,000 pg, 10,000 pg, or 100,000 pg to boost an ally's BP by 1, 2, or 3 points, respectively. There are much less expensive alternatives to this, though (My Hero followed by Mimic, for example).

• Job Level 8 - Speculate:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: There is a 50% chance to deal double damage, and a 50% chance to deal no damage. In the long term, this averages out to be the normal damage amount, so don't really bother.

• Job Level 9 - More Money:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: The pg earned from battles is increased by 50%. (Note: The in-game description says that this ability doesn't stack with items, but does if you have multiple people with this ability. This ability will not stack with other abilities, either: it's either a glitch or intentionally misleading.)

• Job Level 10 - Millionaire:
  • Costs: 25 ~ 2,475 pg
  • Effects: This requires the use of Send; basically, the purpose to send pg to whoever receives your profile by adding Friends or the Update Data Net Invites; by using this, they'll gain the pg specified when they use the move. The pg sent equals 25 times your level. Since the amount of pg is so minimal, it's almost rude to bother wasting this slot for them, in my opinion, instead of offering up a nasty attack like you probably should.

• Job Level 11 - Big Pharma:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Heals an enemy with an item, and you'll gain pg equal to the amount of HP they recover. So, basically, 150 pg for a Potion, 500 pg for a Hi-Potion, 1,500 pg for an X-Potion, and 9,999 pg for an Elixir or Megalixir. Seems kind of a waste, to be honest...

• Job Level 12 - Full Leverage:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Doubles everyone's HP, MP, BP costs, damage output, and recovery output.

• Job Level 13 - Low Leverage:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Halves everyone's HP, MP, BP costs, damage output, and recovery output.

• Job Level 14 - Payoff:
  • Costs: A multiple of 10,000 pg
  • Effects: Spend money to end the battle. Money can be selected in increments of 10,000 pg, with each making the battle more likely to end. Doesn't work for all battles, and only should be used in dire desperation due to how much 10,000 pg is.

Spell Fencer

Job Description: The Spell Fencer kind of makes me think of the Magic Knight from way back in Final Fantasy V, though without the tanking - basically, a physical unit that can imbue magical effects to their weapons to be able to more readily pierce weaknesses. I remember especially that two of the most difficult bosses in the game could be two-turn killed (and one being just to set up a Thundaga Spellblade) because of this kind of stuff. As their own unit, the Spell Fencers don't make the nicest of classes to use; I mean, they have better stats than the average Freelancer and all, but the only real reason to be here is for the Sword Magic abilities. This said, I especially recommend really building up this job: with the Spell Fencer sub-ability to any significantly-physical job, you can pierce weaknesses left and right for tons of damage.

Secondary Job Options: For the Spell Fencer, you won't want to use it as the primary job other than to earn BP; rather, you it to be the secondary job. My favorite primary job for the Spell Fencer is the Ranger: you can complement the Ranger's Family-Slaying abilities and Fencer's elemental Sword Magic for a baseline 2.25 times damage, right then. You could also make the Spell Fencer work with any significantly powerful job. The Conjurer works pretty well after some set-up via Invocation, for example, and there's the naturally-powerful Monk and Pirate.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+10%	STR	+10%	MIND	+10%
Max MP	+10%	VIT	+10%	DEX	+0%
		INT	+10%	AGI	+0%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	S
Axes	E
Spears	D
Bows	E
Katanas	B
Knuckles	E
Rods	E
Staves	E
Daggers	C
Shields	A
Helmets	A
Torso Armor	A

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Anti-Magic:
  • Effects: The wielder's M. DEF. goes up by 50% (up to 150%) for four turns when hit by magic. It could be abused if you hit them with something they're immune to (i.e. hit 'em with Blizzard when they equip an Iceflame Shield), but that's purely theoretical at the moment.

• Job Level 1 - Sword Magic Lv. 1:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Level 1 Sword Magic.

• Job Level 2 - Sword Magic Lv. 2:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Sword Magic up to Level 2.

• Job Level 3 - Firewall:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: When you're hit by a single-target physical attack, you are 50% likely to counter with a fire-based attack. It is pretty niche for legitimate use, and there are enemies that would outright benefit from it, so don't bother except for those special situations.

• Job Level 4 - Sword Magic Lv. 3:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Sword Magic up to Level 3.

• Job Level 5 - Auto-Aspir Blade:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: You will begin battle with the Aspir Sword Magic imbued onto your weapon. This will last for the normal ten turns, will restore your MP equal to 10% of the target's MP damage, and is replaced by other Sword Magics and negated by Dispel - it's basically your normal Sword Magic, just literally imbued immediately. It's not very useful, though, since it prevents an actual offense, and you'll lose MP against the undead.

• Job Level 6 - Magic Armor:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: When you use Sword Magic, you will take half-damage from the element imbued for four turns. (In other words, if you were to use a Fira Sword Magic, you would take half-damage from fire for four turns.) This would seem to be useful; however, take note that most enemies who would, to extend the example, use fire are not going to take much damage from fire, if not outright absorb it, so it's a very small niche for real use except against Orthros.

• Job Level 7 - Sword Magic Lv. 4:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Sword Magic up to Level 4.

• Job Level 8 - Memento:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: When you are KO'ed, any allies not KO'ed will recover half of their MP. It can be somewhat useful if your party is mage-heavy.

• Job Level 9 - Sword Magic Lv. 5:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Sword Magic up to Level 5.

• Job Level 10 - Anti-Magic:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: The wielder's M. DEF. goes up by 50% (up to 150%) for four turns when hit by magic. It could be abused if you hit them with something they're immune to (i.e. hit 'em with Blizzard when they equip an Iceflame Shield), but that's purely theoretical at the moment.

• Job Level 11 - Sword Magic Amp:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The MP cost of Sword Magic doubles, but the damage output while the Sword Magic is in effect is raised by 25%. It works, I suppose.

• Job Level 12 - Sword Magic Lv. 6:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of all Sword Magic.

• Job Level 13 - M. Def. Specialize:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Boosts the wielder's M. DEF. by 50%, and lowers their P. DEF. by 25%. Whether it is actually useful is up to you; the two stats start out equalized (disregarding the stats of the characters and equipment: just pure job boosts), so you may want to keep them equal. Or something. It's really up to you.

• Job Level 14 - Phantom Weapon:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: All magic attacks have weapon damage added to them.

Time Mage

Job Description: Like the White and Black Mages before it, the Time Mage also has its own speciality: magic that alters the flow of time. Of course, the possible effects of such are rather limited - I mean speed up, slow down, or stop is all one can do about actual time, y'know? - so the Time Mage gets a variety of other useful things. Spell-wise, it has the valuable Haste(ga), Veil(ga), Regen, Meteor, and Reraise. Meteor and Reraise especially will become very useful towards the end-game, so it is a very good idea to bother to get some of these.

Secondary Job Options: The Arcanist comes to mind for high M. ATK., mostly, but that would be better as the primary. Summoners and Conjurers could also work out with a little buffing. If you only really want Haste(ga), Veil(ga), Reraise, and the like that don't really poll your M. ATK. in the game, then Time Magic could become a filler command.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	-40%	MIND	+20%
Max MP	+30%	VIT	-40%	DEX	-20%
		INT	+30%	AGI	+0%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	D
Axes	E
Spears	E
Bows	E
Katanas	E
Knuckles	E
Rods	D
Staves	S
Daggers	D
Shields	E
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Time Slip:
  • Effects: Prevents you from having a Game Over one time: when all of the party is knocked out, you get to restart the fight. While it may seem pointless, the knowledge learned in the first battle can be invaluable in finishing the fight; this has saved me a number of times. Now, a support ability, it's not really worth the space, but it works nice for an auto-ability.

• Job Level 1 - Time Magic Lv. 1:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Level 1 Time Magic.

• Job Level 2 - M. Atk. 10% Up:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Boosts M. Atk. by 10%.

• Job Level 3 - Slow Parry:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: When you are hit by a single-target physical attack, you have a 50% chance to Slow the attacker and halve their Speed. A minor thing, but may as well if you have room.

• Job Level 4 - Time Magic Lv. 2:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Time Magic up to Level 2.

• Job Level 5 - Time Slip:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Prevents you from having a Game Over one time: when all of the party is knocked out, you get to restart the fight. While it may seem pointless, the knowledge learned in the first battle can be invaluable in finishing the fight; this has saved me a number of times. Now, a support ability, it's not really worth the space, but it works nice for an auto-ability.

• Job Level 6 - Time Magic Lv. 3:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Time Magic up to Level 3.

• Job Level 7 - Stop Immunity:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Perhaps as a bout of irony, the wielder cannot be Stopped. It's a pretty annoying status, so this can help.

• Job Level 8 - Time Magic Lv. 4:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Time Magic up to Level 4.

• Job Level 9 - Save TM MP:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: The MP cost for Time Magic is reduced by 25% (rounded up).

• Job Level 10 - Time Magic Lv. 5:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Time Magic up to Level 5.

• Job Level 11 - Slow World:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Everyone in battle loses 1 BP at the end of every second turn. This can be pretty brutal on BP-consuming users (Braev the Templar and Einheria come to mind, as do Templars and Valkyries).

• Job Level 12 - Time Magic Lv. 6:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of all Time Magic.

• Job Level 13 - M. Atk 30% Up:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts M. ATK. by 30%.

• Job Level 14 - Hasten World:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Everyone in battle earns 1 BP at the end of every turn. Could be useful if you rely on BP-heavy tactics and lack Mimic, but Mimic is a lot safer than this (everyone means everyone).

Ranger

Job Description: The Ranger is a pretty straightforward job: taking the role of the hunter in this game, the Ranger (typically) uses Bows to attack enemies from afar and uses a number of abilities to really hurt them based on the type of monster. Most monster families - other than Inorganic and Human for the most part - are covered in the scope of the Ranger job, each ability able to deal 1.5x more damage than normal. The Ranger is actually one of my favorite jobs for weakness abuse. Either you can just use the Ranger and something else, or use the Ranger as a secondary ability-set on a heavily-physical job for the same general effect. It's definitely worth leveling up since, with plenty of set-up, your Ranger may be the first to hit the damage cap. ;)

Secondary Job Options: For the Ranger, perhaps the quickest thing that comes to mind is the Spell Fencer: basically, compounding the Ranger's family-piercing skills with the Fencer's element-piercing skills. Each by definition hit for x1.5 when successfully weak, meaning they're x2.25 together! You could also apply elements to Targeting for a 1.875x damage multiplier, or to Multiburst for 3.6x damage (on a single target). Pretty much no other job works so well as a sub-ability for the Ranger. Now, the Ranger can work well to some extent with heavily-physical jobs as their secondary (Monk and Templar come to mind), but the Ranger/Spell Fencer combo is one oft-abused throughout this guide, and for good reason.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	+20%	MIND	-20%
Max MP	+0%	VIT	+0%	DEX	+20%
		INT	-20%	AGI	+20%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	D
Axes	E
Spears	D
Bows	S
Katanas	E
Knuckles	D
Rods	D
Staves	D
Daggers	S
Shields	E
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Hawkeye:
  • Effects: Your Aim has an automatic 100% increase. Not entirely useful for a support ability - attacks rarely miss anyways, even with Veilga in effect =/ - but it's nice enough for an auto-ability.

• Job Level 1 - Targeting:
  • Costs: 12 MP
  • Effects: Basically an Attack with 25% more damage.

• Job Level 2 - Bug Slayer:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: An attack that deals 50% more damage to the Bug family.

• Job Level 3 - Plant Slayer:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: An attack that deals 50% more damage to the Plant family.

• Job Level 4 - Beast Slayer:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: An attack that deals 50% more damage to the Beast family.

• Job Level 5 - Paralyze Immunity:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The wielder is immune to Paralysis. A somewhat-useful ability for slot-filling I suppose, but stuff like Esuna make other things better for filling this slot.

• Job Level 6 - Aerial Slayer:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: An attack that deals 50% more damage to the Aerial family.

• Job Level 7 - Aquatic Slayer:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: An attack that deals 50% more damage to the Aquatic family.

• Job Level 8 - Bow Lore:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Bows now have an S-Rank affinity.

• Job Level 9 - Dragon Slayer:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: An attack that deals 50% more damage to the Dragon family.

• Job Level 10 - Undead Slayer:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: An attack that deals 50% more damage to the Undead family.

• Job Level 11 - Demon Slayer:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: An attack that deals 50% more damage to the Demon family.

• Job Level 12 - Hawkeye:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Your Aim has an automatic 100% increase. Not entirely useful for a support ability - attacks rarely miss anyways, even with Veilga in effect =/ - but it's nice enough for an auto-ability.

• Job Level 13 - Precision:
  • Costs: 2 Support Unit
  • Effects: When all attacks in a turn hit, damage will increase by 3% per hit. A very useful ability, especially for this attack-reliant job!

• Job Level 14 - Multiburst:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: Deals out four random-target attacks, each at 60% power. Overall, against a single enemy, this would be 2.4x more damage than normal, by the way. While not really reliable for random-encounter battles, you can find this to be pretty damaging in bosses, especially if you apply some Sword Magic to bring the multiplier to 3.6x.

Summoner

Job Description: The Summoner is like a Black Mage on steroids: they're not as versatile, but what they can do can absolutely rip through the opponents, especially with the abuse some of Support Abilities (Summon Substitute, Summon in a Pinch) present. That said, the Summoner is a decent enough job for the earlier half of the game (Chapters 1-4) since you can easily do a lot of damage with most of the summons. Beyond there, though, the bosses tend to bump up their HP dramatically, so other methods are better used for mass damage (especially given that the bosses are usually alone). Even so, learning the Summons can be very useful for the late-game, too. See Summon Magic for details on learning the spells, and Conjurer for exactly why Summons are useful in the late-game.

Secondary Job Options: There's not a lot one can really do with the Summoner. You could probably pair them up with a White Mage to be able to get some healing done, but that's about it. Some of the other jobs' Support Abilities work well to let a Summoner be useful in grinding - set them up with Pierce M. Defense, Post-Battle MP, and Summoning Amp and some M. Atk Up abilities, then just have them Summon something for a battle for an easy random-encounter win. But that's all I've got.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	-40%	MIND	+20%
Max MP	+40%	VIT	-30%	DEX	-10%
		INT	+30%	AGI	-20%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	D
Axes	E
Spears	E
Bows	E
Katanas	E
Knuckles	E
Rods	S
Staves	C
Daggers	C
Shields	E
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Convert MP:
  • Effects: When you take damage, you will have MP restored equal to 1% of the damage taken. (In other words, 1 MP per 100 HP of damage.)

• Job Level 1 - Summoning Lv. 1:
  • Costs: 40 MP
  • Effects: Allows the use of the Level 1 Summon Magic, Girtablulu.

• Job Level 2 - Abare Lightning:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Halves damage from Lightning attacks. Not really useful except in specialized situations (or learning the Deus Ex summon).

• Job Level 3 - Summoning Lv. 2:
  • Costs: 40 MP
  • Effects: Allows the use of the Level 2 Summon Magic, Hresvelgr.

• Job Level 4 - Summoning Lv. 3:
  • Costs: 40 MP
  • Effects: Allows the use of the Level 3 Summon Magic, Ziusudra's Sin.

• Job Level 5 - Friendship:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Increases the affinity between friends (like from the Summon Friends option).

• Job Level 6 - Summmoning Amp:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Summons cost 25% more MP (now either 50 MP or 75 MP), and will also do 25% more damage.

• Job Level 7 - Summoning Lv. 4:
  • Costs: 40 MP
  • Effects: Allows the use of the Level 4 Summon Magic, Promethean Fire.

• Job Level 8 - Summoning Lv. 5:
  • Costs: 40 MP
  • Effects: Allows the use of the Level 5 Summon Magic, Deus Ex.

• Job Level 9 - Summon Substitute:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: When you are KO'ed, a random Summon will be summoned with no cost to your MP. I suppose this could be abused in that you could just have your party cyclically use Reraise and then weakly Attack the Summoner to induce the summoner, or have a Ninja use Kaikai on the Summoner to force the enemies to attack them. This could also be abused - with a LOT of forethought - by getting only Susano-o (the strongest summon) to force a 50% chance to summon it freely. All speculation, but food for thought.

• Job Level 10 - Summoning Lv. 6:
  • Costs: 60 MP
  • Effects: Allows the use of the final, Level 6 Summon Magic - Susano-o.

• Job Level 11 - Convert MP:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: When you take damage, you will have MP restored equal to 1% of the damage taken. (In other words, 1 MP per 100 HP of damage.) A terrible ability for the amount of space used.

• Job Level 12 - Summoning Surge:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Summon magic does 10% more damage with each times it's used.

• Job Level 13 - Summon in a Pinch:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: When HP reaches 20% or lower, a random summon is used. Again, this has potential for abuse like the Summon Substitute ability, just now it's like Attack - Cure - Attack - Cure in a loop. Theoretical, but food for thought.

• Job Level 14 - Amp Friends:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: Boosts the power of Friend Summonings. Whether that's useful is up to you. By the time you hit the late-game, I found my Friends and Net Invites sending along 9,999-Power summons, so this would be pointless (9,999 is the damage cap) outside of Bravely Second.

Valkyrie

Job Description: The Valkyrie is a very BP-heavy class. While it doesn't have a ton of reliance on it like the Templar, the ability to gain BP in some way will be critical for this job. In any case, this job specializes in using BP to deal out powerful single-target attacks or a few party-wide ones. All of these can be pretty useful in the earlier portions of the game, but the BP cost begins to become a problem in the later part of the game against high-HP bosses that take a while to beat, eventually forcing you into BP debt in some way. That said, the Valkyrie at the very least can be nice for grinding with a party of four and Crescent Moon, or for trying to beat single-enemy bosses.

Secondary Job Options: The Freelancer job with their Mimic ability becomes a must eventually to deal with the high BP consumption generated by this job. Other than that? Ranger and Spell Fencer abilities allow for easy weakness-piercing, which is a 50% damage bonus. While the Rangers' stuff can't apply to jumps, using weakness-piercing elemental Spell Fencer abilities could make damage quickly go up to 15.1875x the norm under the right set-up (High Jump with Spear, Aerials, BP Skill Amp), and that's without stat buffing/debuffing. If you were to optimize your P. ATK. (150%) and the foe's P. DEF. (75% = 33% more damage), it goes up to 30.375x the norm, at which point you probably ought to use Bravely Second. (If a normal attack hit for only 329 damage or so, this would hit 9,999.) And you can boost stats even further with Specials, and ... well, you get my point, right? FYI, if a normal unboosted attack hit for 9,999 damage under those circumstances, it would hit for about 303,720 under the named buffs in Bravely Second, enough to kill all but the Adventurer boss in a single blow...

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+10%	STR	+20%	MIND	-30%
Max MP	-10%	VIT	+10%	DEX	+0%
		INT	-30%	AGI	+10%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	C
Axes	E
Spears	S
Bows	D
Katanas	E
Knuckles	E
Rods	E
Staves	C
Daggers	D
Shields	A
Helmets	A
Torso Armor	A

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Soul Mates:
  • Effects: If an ally is KO'ed, your P. ATK and M. ATK are boosted by 25% (up to 150%) for five turns. Clearly abusable, no?

• Job Level 1 - Crescent Moon:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: Attacks all enemies with the strength of a normal attack. Really good for grinding if you have four Valkyries.

• Job Level 2 - Jump:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: In the first turn (once used), you will go off-screen, unable to be targeted by anything. On the second, you hit the target. The damage is equal to double the damage of a normal Attack, or triple with a Spear equipped. Since it would otherwise just equal out without a Spear, it's better to use a Spear here, just for the logic.

• Job Level 3 - Spear Lore:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Spears now have an S-Rank affinity.

• Job Level 4 - Judgment:
  • Costs: 2 BP
  • Effects: Attack a single target for triple damage. Especially useful with the Mimic Freelancer skill.

• Job Level 5 - Spirit Barrier:
  • Costs: 10 MP
  • Effects: For ten turns, when you take damage, it is deducted from your MP. (The damage to your MP is 10% of what the damage normally would be.) Ends after ten turns or when your MP hits zero.

• Job Level 6 - Soul Crush:
  • Costs: 16 MP
  • Effects: The target loses MP equal to 10% of what a normal Attack would normally damage their HP for. Not really useful.

• Job Level 7 - BP Skill Amp:
  • Costs: 3 Suppoort Units
  • Effects: Skills that consume BP will consume one more BP, but their damage is boosted by 50%. Ultimately, its usefulness depends on the skill, but BP is hard enough to come by: if you plan on using this, be sure to use the Freelancer's Mimic ability.

• Job Level 8 - Decimate:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Kills everyone in battle that has 10% or less of their max HP remaining. Doesn't work on bosses and the like.

• Job Level 9 - High Jump:
  • Costs: 2 BP
  • Effects: For the turn when you use this, and the turn thereafter, you are off-screen and cannot be targeted. Two turns after the initial use, you come down, striking a single enemy for triple damage, or 4.5-times more damage with a Spear. Again, turn-wise, you should use a Spear for this; otherwise, it's a waste of BP, really.

• Job Level 10 - Pierce Default:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Your attacks will do the normal amount of damage, even if the target Defaults.

• Job Level 11 - Soul Mates:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: If an ally is KO'ed, your P. ATK and M. ATK are boosted by 25% (up to 150%) for five turns. Clearly abusable, no?

• Job Level 12 - Aerials:
  • Costs: 1 Supoort Unit
  • Effects: Jumping attacks last one more turn and cost one more BP, but do 50% more damage. Thusly, Jump, Super Jump, and Sky High deal x3/x4.5 damage after two turns and two BP, and High Jump deals x4.5/x6 damage after three turns and three BP. Not exactly useful unless you have a lot of BP to throw around...

• Job Level 13 - Sky High:
  • Costs: 2 Supoort Units
  • Effects: You will begin the battle off-screen and hit an enemy with a Jump during the first turn - damage is doubled that of a normal Attack, and triple with a Spear. Pretty useful to some extent.

• Job Level 14 - Super Jump:
  • Costs: 3 BP
  • Effects: Leap into the air on the first turn and come down two turns later to strike all enemies. Damage is doubled that of a normal Attack, or triple with a Spear equipped.

Red Mage

Job Description: The Red Mage, on a general Final Fantasy level, has always been one of my favorite early-game jobs. Earlier FF games would have you force people to specialize as either a White or a Black Mage, but some would allow the mediatory Red Mage. The Red Mage specializes in neither spell-set. It can learn White and Black Magic through Level 4, though, which makes it nice for at least the first three or four chapters, after which your want for Dark, Holy, and Curaga will probably force some level of specialization on you. =P That aside, once you get this job, it's probably a good idea to use it at least a bit, especially if you plan on using its BP-boosting abilities for abuse.

Secondary Job Options: You could always round out the spell set with a Time Mage for a good ol' trio. The use of the Ninja job's Utsusemi is especially critical in managing to make (ab)use of the Turn Tables ability as well. You will probably want to throw this job out by the time you cross over into Chapter 5, though...

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+10%	STR	+0%	MIND	+20%
Max MP	+20%	VIT	-10%	DEX	+0%
		INT	+20%	AGI	+10%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	A
Axes	B
Spears	B
Bows	C
Katanas	B
Knuckles	D
Rods	B
Staves	B
Daggers	B
Shields	C
Helmets	C
Torso Armor	C

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Revenge:
  • Effects: When you take damage, there is a 25% chance for your BP to increase by 1.

• Job Level 1 - B/W Magic Lv. 1:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Level 1 Black Magic and Level 1 White Magic.

• Job Level 2 - MP 20% Up:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts your max MP by 20%.

• Job Level 3 - B/W Magic Lv. 2:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Black Magic and White Magic up to Level 2.

• Job Level 4 - Turn Tables:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: If you evade an enemy attack, your BP increases by one. This is easily abused with some Ninjas' skills: use Utsusemi to dodge a physical attack, and Kaikai to make the Red Mage be targeted. If the boss is known to counter - like Kikyo or Kamiizumi - you can use Utsusemi to set up the dodge, then Attack to deal damage (maybe) and force your own dodge due to Utsusemi.

• Job Level 5 - MP Free in a Pinch:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: You don't spend MP if you are below 20% HP. This is easily abused in conjunction with Reraise. ;)

• Job Level 6 - B/W Magic Lv. 3:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Black Magic and White Magic up to Level 3.

• Job Level 7 - Adrenaline:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Defeat an enemy to raise your BP by one. Basically a wasted slot in boss battles, so you know.

• Job Level 8 - Save Magic MP:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Black, White, Time, and Summon Magic have their MP costs cut by 25%. Somewhat useful, especially in conjunction with other MP-savers, though it takes up quite a bit of space...

• Job Level 9 - BP Recovery:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Your BP increases by two when you're hit with a status ailment. Not very useful, really, since you don't often encounter ailments.

• Job Level 10 - B/W Magic Lv. 4:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Black Magic and White Magic up to Level 4.

• Job Level 11 - Revenge:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: When you take damage, there is a 25% chance for your BP to increase by 1. Kind of pointless, really - there are better ways to gain BP, but you could probably abuse this with a weak mage attacking you four times.

• Job Level 12 - Revival:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Your BP goes up by two when your HP goes below 20%. Works only 75% of the time, and is not triggered by HP-costing moves. Not very useful, really...

• Job Level 13 - An Eye for an Eye:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Boosts your critical-hit rate by 900% for 5 turns when HP is below 20%. Note that the max for the rate is 1000%, so a lack of debuffing on you will make that max out so that criticals are 10 times more common. Very useful on other jobs, but a risky one.

• Job Level 14 - In the Red:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The power of your attack increases when you have your BP below zero. This basically encourages the use of Brave without a Default, which can be useful in random battles, but pointless otherwise. Still, if you insist, get Hasten World from the Time Mage; it can help decrease your BP debt.

Salve-Maker

Job Description: The Salve-Maker kinda makes me think of Rikku from Final Fantasy X; the main appeal of this job is the ability to combine and use items in ways not usually expected. The Salve-Maker is perhaps one of the most powerful classes in the game if you understand what you need to compound together, and have the items of course - this, coupled with a number of support abilities, make it a job at least worth screwing around in.

Secondary Job Options: Nothing in particular, really. The Freelancer comes to mind for probably Mimicking your various Compounding results, though, which could be useful to avoid an item penalty.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	+0%	MIND	+20%
Max MP	+0%	VIT	-10%	DEX	+0%
		INT	+10%	AGI	+0%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	D
Axes	E
Spears	D
Bows	B
Katanas	E
Knuckles	B
Rods	D
Staves	S
Daggers	S
Shields	E
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Healing Lore:
  • Effects: Doubles the effectiveness of healing abilities.

• Job Level 1 - Compounding:
  • Costs: Items
  • Effects: Combine two items for use in battle. See the Item Compounding section for more.

• Job Level 2 - First Aid:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Heals the ally with the lowest HP at the end of the turn.

• Job Level 3 - Experiment:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Makes an attack item from a consumable.

• Job Level 4 - Attack Item Amp:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Attack items are 50% stronger. For the main elemental Battle Items you'll probably think of first, that boosts their damage to 750 (1,125 if weak) and 2,250 (3,375 if weak).

• Job Level 5 - Innoculate:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Use a status-curing item to become immune to that ailment for 6 turns - that means Antidote grants Poison immunity, Eye Drops grant Blind immunity, Echo Herbs grant Silence immunity, Wakeup Bell for Sleep immunity, and Balsam for Dread immunity.

• Job Level 6 - Auto-Potion:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Use a Potion on yourself when you take damage. Will not work without a Potion. A pretty useless ability, given the low curative value of Potions, unless you're on a REALLY low-level playthrough.

• Job Level 7 - Shorten Ailment:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Makes Sleep, Paralysis, Dread, Confusion, Charm, and Stop 50% more likely to be cured.

• Job Level 8 - Widen Area:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: The item you use will affect all targets; imagine the Mega items of Final Fantasy games. It can be helpful if you don't have a dedicated healer with the X-Potion, Phoenix Down, or Remedy, I suppose.

• Job Level 9 - Healing Lore:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Doubles the effectiveness of healing abilities.

• Job Level 10 - Turn Toxic:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Uses a curative item that deals out damage instead and causes Poison; damage equals what would normally be cured. For example, an X-Potion turned toxic will do 1,500 damage and may Poison.

• Job Level 11 - Auto-Phoenix:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: If an ally if KO'ed, you will revive them at the end of your turn. This consumes a Phoenix Down, so you need one for it to work. This works pretty decently in the earlier parts of the game until you get the Reraise Time Magic, and maybe even after, depending on what you're doing.

• Job Level 12 - Collect:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Just get an item. What it is is location dependent.

• Job Level 13 - Resurrect:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Revives all KO'ed allies with 25% of their max HP healed. A very useful ability.

• Job Level 14 - Feel No Pain:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: The wielder cannot damaged for two turns when the battle starts. It's pretty useful for grinding in random encounters, but few bosses have any remote opportunity to be two-turned, so...

Performer

Job Description: The Performer doesn't look it, but this singing class can very well be what gets you out of most binds in the game. The Performer plays a mostly supportive role; by no means is it meant to be used for an actual offense (though it does get a 10% M. ATK. boost due to the INT increment, so magic works). Rather, you are meant to boost your allies' stats for the most part to make them more powerful. So, where does the Performer truly get in its use? Mostly with the Mimic ability of the Freelancers; this one, lone skill can make Performers gods on the battlefield. For example, you could use Love Power, Mimic, Little Devil, and Mimic to max out your offense at half the cost, or do something similar with Got Your Back and Key to Your Heart for your defenses. And, in reality, those four skills - learned by Level 5 - will probably be the most useful of the group ... until Level 14 is hit. My Hero is the most broken skill in the game combined with Mimic: since it boosts BP for the party by 1, you can go into My Hero and then three Mimics and cause your allies to have a huge surge in BP. Those three turns you normally spend Defaulting will be no more.... In short, I LOVE this job! Now, say it with me ... "Love in the Crossfire!"

Secondary Job Options: Mastered Freelancer all the way with this one; Mimic makes your party very difficult to beat, especially due to the BP boosts of My Hero or stats boosts across the party. If you don't have a mastered Freelancer - it probably won't happen until late Chapter 4, and that's if all you've used is a Freelancer - then pretty much any kind of Mage or Summoner work well so you can throw up a bit of healing or offense; whichever you choose is better based on what you do and do not have in your party at the moment.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	-20%	MIND	+0%
Max MP	+0%	VIT	-20%	DEX	+0%
		INT	+10%	AGI	+20%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	A
Axes	E
Spears	E
Bows	E
Katanas	E
Knuckles	C
Rods	S
Staves	S
Daggers	S
Shields	D
Helmets	D
Torso Armor	D

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Save Singing MP:
  • Effects: Singing skills cost 50% of their normal MP.

• Job Level 1 - Love Power:
  • Costs: 30 MP
  • Effects: All allies' P. ATK. is raised by 25% (up to 150%) for four turns.

• Job Level 2 - Love Rush:
  • Costs: 24 MP
  • Effects: All allies' Speed is raised by 25% (up to 150%) for four turns.

• Job Level 3 - One More for You:
  • Costs: 26 MP
  • Effects: Boosts the BP of the target by one.

• Job Level 4 - Got Your Back:
  • Costs: 24 MP
  • Effects: All allies' P. DEF. is boosted by 25% (up to 150%) for four turns.

• Job Level 5 - Key to Your Heart:
  • Costs: 24 MP
  • Effects: All allies' M. DEF. is boosted by 25% (up to 150%) for four turns.

• Job Level 6 - Support Amp:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: When your stats are increased or decrease, the stat affected is boosted by 10% (up to 150%). This can be useful against, for example, Pirates to weaken the effects of stat-lowering skills (it would be a net loss of 15% in most cases, but it's better than -25%).

• Job Level 7 - Little Devil:
  • Costs: 24 MP
  • Effects: Raises all allies' M. ATK. by 25% (up to 150%) for four turns.

• Job Level 8 - Catch Me:
  • Costs: 12 MP
  • Effects: Makes you more likely to be targeted by enemies. The main strategic uses for this are if you have Reflect on you (for magic-heavy battles) or Utsusemi (for physical-heavy battles).

• Job Level 9 - Buff Up:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Your P. ATK., M. ATK., P. DEF., and M. DEF. all increase by 5% each turn (up to 150%) under the effects of this Support Ability. Obviously a great skill for any class. Additionally, the use of Stillness or Feel No Pain can really give you an early advantage (each for a +10% before damage can be taken), so think about it.

• Job Level 10 - Prolong Support:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The effects of stat buffs are twice as long. Pretty useful for boss battles, since they can often grind on.

• Job Level 11 - Charm Immunity:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Prevents the wielder from being Charmed. While Charm is very annoying, it's rarely used outside of a few bosses (mostly versus Fiore DeRosa), so it's better to equip when you need.

• Job Level 12 - Save Singing MP:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Singing skills cost 50% of their normal MP. Obviously requires you to have the Performer skill-set if you switch jobs.

• Job Level 13 - Zero Sum:
  • Costs: 30 MP
  • Effects: Lowers all enemies' BP to 0 if they have 1, 2, 3, or 4 BP. This can be extremely useful in a few boss battles where the enemies rely on the use of BP for their strategy, most notably Einheria and Braev the Templar. You could also use it against DeRosa to screw with him a little.

• Job Level 14 - My Hero:
  • Costs: 2 BP
  • Effects: All allies' BP is increased by one. This ability is very easy to abuse, and very worth it; all you need is the Mimic skill (Freelancer Lv. 14). Since Mimic avoids BP (and other) costs, you can have your Performer use My Hero, then three Mimics to give a massive surge of power to your offense!

Pirate

Job Description: The Pirate is one of the strongest units in the game in pure strength, boasting a 50% increase in Strength when coming from a Freelancer. They're also one of the most nerfed versus the original Bravely Default, too, and for good reason... Anyhow, the point of a Pirate is to deal out brute-force damage for the most part, especially with stuff like Amped Strike. However, there is another way to use the Pirate one might quite as easily think of: they have quite a few stat-lowering abilities and those can be useful, especially the P. DEF.-lowering Shell Split for the Pirate. Overall, the Pirate is probably something worth investing time in, especially once Mimic is learned.

Secondary Job Options: Mimic can make this job's Amped Strike become very lethal: combine a skill that is likely to hit for 9,999 damage, then remove the cost (almost) and make it hit four times total and ... wham. Still, Mimic is a bit off for what is expected for when this job is unlocked. Other good job sets for the Pirate can include the Ninja if you want evasion, the Swordmaster for counters, the Spell Fencer to help pierce elemental weaknesses, the Ranger for familial weaknesses, or my personal favorite, the Thief. The Thief doesn't provide a lot of useful skills, but there's one I love for this job: Life Thief. Combine the Pirate's high-damage with this and you basically have a self-sufficient healer on all but the bulkiest of bosses. Overall, there's quite a bit there for a Pirate. ... Argh.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+20%	STR	+50%	MIND	-40%
Max MP	-20%	VIT	+20%	DEX	-40%
		INT	-40%	AGI	+0%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	A
Axes	S
Spears	C
Bows	E
Katanas	S
Knuckles	D
Rods	E
Staves	E
Daggers	D
Shields	A
Helmets	D
Torso Armor	D

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Adrenaline Rush:
  • Effects: Your P. ATK. and P. DEF. increase by 50% when your HP falls below 20%. It's not good to rely on for magical boss battles, clearly, unless you have Life Thief.

• Job Level 1 - Double Damage:
  • Costs: 25% of the user's max MP
  • Effects: Uses an attack that is double the damage of a normal one. While the MP cost can be a bit concerning, keep in mind the use of Mimic (MP-free).

• Job Level 2 - Provoke:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Increases your chance to be targeted by the enemy. Strategically only useful if you're planning into draw them into Reflect or into an Utsusemi/Transience counter.

• Job Level 3 - Shell Split:
  • Costs: 9 MP
  • Effects: Attacks the target. Also lowers their P. DEF. by 25% (lowest is 75%) for four turns. If you plan on using Brave on the turn when you use this, lead with this attack to make consecutive attacks from the Pirate stronger. ;)

• Job Level 4 - Scale Strip:
  • Costs: 9 MP
  • Effects: Attacks the target. Also lowers their M. DEF. by 25% (lowest is 75%) for four turns.

• Job Level 5 - Shin Smash:
  • Costs: 9 MP
  • Effects: Attacks the target. Also lowers their Speed by 25% (lowest is 75%) for four turns.

• Job Level 6 - Mass Attack:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: You attack, as well as anyone in the party with 20% HP or less. Their BP is not consumed by this, nor is their turn. This is easily abused in conjunction with Reraise and/or Mimic.

• Job Level 7 - Berserk:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Your P. ATK. increases by 50% (up to 150%), but you have no control over the character for 6 turns. All they will do is Attack under most circumstances. If you use this skill and then others in the same turn via Brave, those you lined up after Berserk will still take action - thusly, you could try to use Berserk then Esuna or a Remedy to allow you to regain control.

• Job Level 8 - Adrenaline Rush:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Your P. ATK. and P. DEF. increase by 50% when your HP falls below 20%. It's not good to rely on for magical boss battles, clearly, unless you have Life Thief.

• Job Level 9 - P. Atk. 20% Up:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts P. ATK. by 20%.

• Job Level 10 - Defang:
  • Costs: 9 MP
  • Effects: Attacks the target. Will lower their P. ATK. by 25% (as low as 75%) for four turns.

• Job Level 11 - Skull Bash:
  • Costs: 9 MP
  • Effects: Attacks the target. Will lower their M. ATK. by 25% (as low as 75%) for four turns.

• Job Level 12 - Axe Lore:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Axes have an S-Rank affinity.

• Job Level 13 - Torrent:
  • Costs: 2 BP
  • Effects: Deals up to 16 attacks to a single target. The attacks are Water-elemental, and hit are 30% of their normal power. Mathematically speaking, this is 4.8x normal damage to a single target at best, and 7.2x normal if they hit a weakness. However, keep the "up to" in mind; this isn't worth relying on.

• Job Level 14 - Amped Strike:
  • Costs: 50% of the user's max HP
  • Effects: Deals a quadruple-damage attack to a single target. While the MP cost is a HUGE concern, really keep in mind Mimic, since that will let you avoid the MP cost on consecutive attacks. This can be truly nasty among four Pirates: the fastest uses Amped Strike and three Mimics, then the other three go for four Mimics. We're talking 16 quadruple-damage attacks. That's 64x the normal amount of damage from one Attack. That's nasty, especially given Amped Strike easily hits for 9,999 damage by the time it's learned (will hit that if you do 2,500+ on a normal attack): 64,000 damage kills most enemies in a single hit.

Ninja

Job Description: In most Final Fantasy games, the Ninja has been my favorite job of all; in general, the Dual-Wield ability has made most such job classes absolute powerhouses. I recall Final Fantasy Tactics Advance especially for those memorires... *ahem* Anyhow, the Ninja is good for the Dual-Wield ability when you hit it; you can then bring it to, say, a Pirate. Otherwise? The Ninja can be pretty deadly by themselves because of the Utsusemi/Transience tactic against physical bosses; they're also good at increasing damage output in Frenetic Fighting. ... To be honest, the Ninja isn't very noteworthy beyond Utsusemi/Transience and Dual-Wield; once you've got those, you're probably better off with a different job. The only real reason to stay around is the boss-dominating Utsusemi/Transience.

Secondary Job Options: The Ninja doesn't have any decent secondary jobs that I can think of, to be honest. The Ninja is better of left as a secondary for other jobs, mainly the Pirates for Utsusemi/Transience.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	+10%	MIND	-10%
Max MP	+0%	VIT	-20%	DEX	+30%
		INT	-10%	AGI	+40%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	C
Axes	E
Spears	E
Bows	D
Katanas	B
Knuckles	D
Rods	E
Staves	D
Daggers	S
Shields	E
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Dual-Wield:
  • Effects: Normally when wielding two weapons - one per hand - the power drops for each by 50%. In reality, that makes dual-wielding normally terrible unless you already are hitting the 16-hit (32-hit with Frenetic Fighting) cap, which could help a little. The Dual-Wield ability allows you to equip two weapons with no loss of power. While not as useful for the Ninja, this can be very useful for more physical classes like the Pirate.

• Job Level 1 - Shippûjinrai:
  • Costs: 16 MP
  • Effects: You will attack first during a turn. Note that this attack can be a bit weird when you're using Brave. For example, let's say you plan on using Utsusemi, Love Power (Performer), Love Power, then Shippûjinrai in the same turn - basically, set up a counter, buff your way to 150% P. ATK., then use a first-striking attack. However, even though Shippûjinrai was chosen fourth, it will go first, so, in this example, it won't be affected by those buffs. Be careful about that.

• Job Level 2 - Transience:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: When you dodge a single-target attack, you will counterattack with the power of a normal attack. This is easily abused with Utsusemi to no-damage most physical bosses.

• Job Level 3 - Evade 10% Up:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Boosts Evade by 10%.

• Job Level 4 - Utsusemi:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: After this status is induced, the user will evade - without fail - the next physical attack to target them. This lasts until the wielder of this status i This ability is extremely abusable in conjunction Transience (Level 2). Basically, you can set up Utsusemi and then force a counterattack through Transience. If you opt for such a tactic, it is best used only physical bosses (i.e. Braev the Templar) and made to work across the party. Once you start using Utsusemi every turn on a boss that only does physicals, unless they use BP for multiple attacks on the same character (very rare), you could turn on Auto-Battle for an eventual win.

• Job Level 5 - Comeback Kid:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: When an attack is evaded, your P. ATK. and M. ATK. are boosted by 25% (up to 150%) for three turns. This can be abused easily with Utsusemi, and even further with the Utsusemi/Transience tactic.

• Job Level 6 - Ikkikasei:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: Doubles the amount of "hits" you deal with an Attack, but only on this turn, so you must use Brave. This can be a bit inefficient when you get the Ninja job, though. See, the maximum number of hits is 16, or 32 with the Frenetic Fighting (Ninja Lv. 16) ability. By Chapter 3, I was already piercing 9 and 10 - doubled, that would go for 18 or 20, but it will still become 16, which is 10% ~ 20% inefficiency. Especially in the late-game, too, this skill be useless without Frenetic Fighting.

• Job Level 7 - Cleave:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: After defeating an enemy, you may attack again; the chance for activation is based upon how much damage you dealt compared to the KO'ed target's HP.

• Job Level 8 - Evade 20% Up:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts Evade by 20%.

• Job Level 9 - Shunshin:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Maxes your evasion (150%) for six turns. FYI, that's basically the same as using Veilga (see Time Magic) when you're unbuffed, but this is straight to the max, even if you've been debuffed.

• Job Level 10 - Kairai:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Forces the enemies to target a certain character. You pretty much need to be luring them into a Reflect or Utsusemi/Transience trap for this to be effective.

• Job Level 11 - Dual Wield:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Normally when wielding two weapons - one per hand - the power drops for each by 50%. In reality, that makes dual-wielding normally terrible unless you already are hitting the 16-hit (32-hit with Frenetic Fighting) cap, which could help a little. The Dual-Wield ability allows you to equip two weapons with no loss of power. While not as useful for the Ninja, this can be very useful for more physical classes like the Pirate.

• Job Level 12 - Kakuremi:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Reduces the chance of you being targeted for five turns. While counterproductive to the Ninja's cornerstone Utsusemi/Transience combo, it is useful on other general levels.

• Job Level 13 - Evade 30% Up:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Increases Evade by 30%.

• Job Level 14 - Frenetic Fighting:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Normally when attacking, you only can deal out 16 hits. By that, I mean the number beside the damage that appears when Attacking. Hits don't affect much beyond the base damage of an attack as a multiplier; for example, if you deal out 2,400 damage with 12 hits, there's a baseline damage of 200 damage per hit. (Most skills take the Attack as a whole, so don't worry much - I'm just trying to get to a point here.) Thusly, more hits, more damage, right? Once you hit 16, you basically are capped. However, Frenetic Fighting boosts the limit to 32, effectively doubling the maximum damage you can do (still within 9,999 though). It is extremely useful in conjunction with the Ikkikasei skill, and on a general level in the late-game, both considering how the Ninja's 30% Dexterity boost factors into Hit calculation. ;)

Swordmaster

Job Description: The Swordmaster is actually the first time I've ever been able to encounter such an odd class - one that does not rely on dealing out damage directly, but through counterattacking. The Swordmaster is a very powerful unit, easily able to deal out 11.25x more damage than is normal, and that's without hitting weaknesses, just The Worm Turns and Counter Amp. Throw in an elemental weakness and a 3 BP attack with Redoubled Effort in effect and damage is ~22.44x normal. That means attacks that deal out just under 450 damage normally hit the damage cap. The problem with this job, though, is that there aren't any real effects from using Bravely Second short of Attacks (and there are other ways to go for that). So long as you have a good healer, the Swordmaster will be a useful class for a long time to come.

Secondary Job Options: The Spell Fencer helps the Swordmaster by allowing them to pierce elemental weaknesses with their counterattacks; this is mostly only useful for single-enemy boss battles, but it works well enough. The use of Drain Sword Magic especially helps the Swordmaster regain HP. Free Lunch is an ability great to combine with Magic skills, Pirate skills, and the like, but it'd probably be best to use the job in question as your primary rather than the Swordmaster (stat boosts 'n all).

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+10%	STR	+20%	MIND	-20%
Max MP	-10%	VIT	+20%	DEX	+20%
		INT	-30%	AGI	+0%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	B
Axes	D
Spears	D
Bows	E
Katanas	S
Knuckles	D
Rods	E
Staves	D
Daggers	B
Shields	A
Helmets	A
Torso Armor	A

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Counter:
  • Effects: When you're hit by a single-target physical attack, you have a 60% chance to counter.

• Job Level 1 - Nothing Ventured:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: You will counter any physical attack by attacking for double damage. This lasts for the duration of the turn in which this is used, or until the user is KO'ed by some means. This will also halve the damage taken from such attacks. While it basically gives your opponent time to buff, that is rare, and thusly only is countered by magic-heavy bosses. With enough HP, this may become the main skill you use, and for good reason.

• Job Level 2 - Abate Earth:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Halves the damage taken from Earth attacks. Outside of the fights against Khamer and the Gigas Lich, you won't find this useful.

• Job Level 3 - Katana Lore:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Katanas have an S-Rank affinity.

• Job Level 4 - Squeaky Wheel:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: The target's BP goes down by one. Especially effective against BP-heavy bosses, and even more so with the Freelancer's Mimic.

• Job Level 5 - Multitask:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: After you attack, there is a 25% chance to attack again. In the long term, that's basically averages out to give you 1.25x more damage. Not quite worth it, especially if you prefer to use skills over Attack.

• Job Level 6 - Counter:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: When you're hit by a single-target physical attack, you have a 60% chance to counter.

• Job Level 7 - Confuse Immunity:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The wielder cannot be confused.

• Job Level 8 - Before Swine:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: You will counter any magic attack that hits you with a triple-damage counterattack; magic damage taken will be halved. This lasts for the duration of the turn in which this is used, or until the user is KO'ed by some means. This is how you fight magic bosses with the Swordmaster.

• Job Level 9 - Counter Amp:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Increases counterattack damage by 50%. A VERY critical skill for the Swordmaster, since it changes Nothing Ventured to 3x damage, Before Swine to 4.5x, Know Thine Enemy to 6x, and The Worm Turns to 11.25x. And that's without hitting any kind of weakness.

• Job Level 10 - Know Thine Enemy:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: You basically guess the enemy to attack you this turn, and their attacks result in you counterattacking for four times more damage than normal. This lasts for the duration of the turn in which this is used, or until the user is KO'ed by some means. While it is a guessing game and therefore not reliable in multi-foe battles, many early bosses especially (and the temple bosses and some others) are single-target. You can guess with 100% accuracy there, so this is invaluable.

• Job Level 11 - Redoubled Effort:
  • Costs: 2 Supprt Units
  • Effects: Having more BP increases the damage of your physical attacks. For 1 BP, +10%; for 2 BP, +21%; for 3 BP, +33%; and for 4 BP, +46%.

• Job Level 12 - The Worm Turns:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Counter an attack from an enemy with 7.5x more damage than normal if your HP is under 20%. This lasts for the duration of the turn in which this is used, or until the user is KO'ed by some means. Easily abused with Reraise, though surviving the actual strike is another question. You can buff up your defenses, perhaps, or - and this is just theory - use Utsusemi from the Ninja to get this to work with a physical strike.

• Job Level 13 - Slow and Steady:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Maxes your Speed (150% the norm) for two turns when you use Default. Not very useful except in niche situations.

• Job Level 14 - Free Lunch:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Your MP consumption will be zero for two turns. Great for mages and Pirates more than anything, especially if Mimic isn't around.

Arcanist

Job Description: The Arcanist is like a super Black Mage. With some new skills of their own, their primary purpose is to take your Black Mage, throw some Dark-elemental skills into it, toss up a number of Black Magic-boosting skills, and hope for the best. All in all, you can basically say an Arcanist is just a Super Black Mage. They can be very useful for hitting the target's weaknesses or just dealing out lots of damage. ... I dunno why I'm even elaborating, really.

Secondary Job Options: The Black Mage is the quintessial secondary job for the Arcanist, though Time Mage works well, too, due to Meteor and Convergence. Summoners may also get some minimal benefit from the +50% INT boost, but there's little here for them.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	-50%	MIND	+30%
Max MP	+40%	VIT	-50%	DEX	+0%
		INT	+50%	AGI	+10%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	E
Axes	E
Spears	E
Bows	E
Katanas	E
Knuckles	E
Rods	S
Staves	C
Daggers	E
Shields	E
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Absorb M. Damage:
  • Effects: When hit by magical damage, you regain HP equal to 25% of that damage. Somewhat useful against magic-oriented bosses.

• Job Level 1 - Corpse:
  • Costs: 4 MP
  • Effects: ~75% chance to induce Doom, with the actual rate being based on your M. ATK. and the opponent's Mind. Even so, this is a terrible ability to use; it's not instant-death, so it basically does nothing for several turns.

• Job Level 2 - Black Magic Amp:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: You boost the damage from Black Magic by 25%, but MP consumption goes up by 50%. It can be used with some MP-saving abilities, Free Lunch, Mimic, or the like though to help with this.

• Job Level 3 - Exterminate:
  • Costs: 4 MP
  • Effects: Huge Dark damage to anyone who is poisoned. Not worth relying on for bosses, and it's hard to get all of the enemies poisoned in a random encounter.

• Job Level 4 - Absorb M. Damage:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: When hit by magical damage, you regain HP equal to 25% of that damage. Somewhat useful against magic-oriented bosses.

• Job Level 5 - Twilight:
  • Costs: 9 MP
  • Effects: Instantly kills anyone who is asleep (except bosses). The chance of success is again dependent on your M. ATK. and the target's Mind, and is again a little too tedious to rely on.

• Job Level 6 - Save BM MP:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Lowers the cost for Black Magic by 25%.

• Job Level 7 - Sacrifice:
  • Costs: 25% of the user's max HP
  • Effects: Raises your M. ATK. by 50% for three turns, up to 150%. I find this quite useful in that mid-to-late game state where you're almost-but-not-quite hitting the damage cap. Restoring the HP is a simple matter of Drain.

• Job Level 8 - Zero:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Magic damage gains a 50% power boost if your one's digit of your MP equals 0 - for example, having 340 or 230 MP. Hard to rely on without a lot of pointless setup and calculations. However, the Dark spell (Black Magic Level 6) consumes 80 HP, which means that, once your one's digit is 0, Dark will always have that 50% boost. The same is true for Holy (White Magic Level 6).

• Job Level 9 - Convergence:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Magic that is only group-castable will be single-target, but 50% more powerful. Pretty much no spell can use this other than Meteor (Time Magic Level 6), but is WELL worth it in pretty much every circumstance.

• Job Level 10 - Annihilation:
  • Costs: 4 MP
  • Effects: Deals out Dark damage to all those with negative BP. The lower the BP of the afflicted, the more damage is dealt. No specific use for this.

• Job Level 11 - Status Ailment Amp:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Your status ailments are more likely to hit. While that's all well and good, there are no real cases to use ailments, especially due to bosses being nearly-immune to them.

• Job Level 12 - Iniquity:
  • Costs: 4 MP
  • Effects: Deals out Dark damage to all those with BP over-but-not-including 0. The higher the BP of the afflicted, the more damage is dealt. This can be risky in strategies where you need to rely on BP, but can work well in bosses like Einheria or Braev the Templar that do. If you can keep your BP low during Hasten World, you could also try it then.

• Job Level 13 - Max Black Magic:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Black Magic deals 50% more damage, but the MP cost is doubled.

• Job Level 14 - Interment:
  • Costs: 25% of the user's max MP
  • Effects: Deals out Dark damage to every enemy.

Spiritmaster

Job Description: And, of course, if the Arcanist is a Super Black Mage, then the Spiritmaster is a Super White Mage. The Spiritmaster serves as perhaps the most defensive support unit in the game, with a variety of skills that can easily break apart enemies' strategies, like the element-nulling Enigma or the ailment-nulling Fairy Ward. They also boast some of the best curative skills in the game, especially due to Holy One, so once you get a Spiritmaster, it is a good idea to keep 'em around.

Secondary Job Options: The White Mage is the keystone secondary job for a Spiritmaster; except in very specialized situations, I wouldn't bother with anything else.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	-40%	MIND	+30%
Max MP	+40%	VIT	-40%	DEX	+0%
		INT	+30%	AGI	+10%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	E
Axes	E
Spears	E
Bows	E
Katanas	E
Knuckles	E
Rods	C
Staves	S
Daggers	E
Shields	E
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Save WM MP:
  • Effects: White Magic outright costs 25% less MP.

• Job Level 1 - Spirit Ward:
  • Costs: 16 MP
  • Effects: The target is immune to elemental damage for four turns. Better to wait for Enigma at Level 13.

• Job Level 2 - Auto-Shell:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Induces Shell at the start of the fight and for ten turns thereafter to lower magical damage by 25%.

• Job Level 3 - M. Def. 20% Up:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts M. DEF. by 20%.

• Job Level 4 - Fairy's Aid:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: Amplifies the damage from the target's elemental attacks by 50% for five turns.

• Job Level 5 - Convert BP:
  • Costs: 25% of the user's max MP
  • Effects: Increases the user's BP by 2 - this means an overall gain of one for one more action. This can be readily abused with the Freelancer's Mimic to help generate more BP.

• Job Level 6 - Save WM MP:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: White Magic outright costs 25% less MP.

• Job Level 7 - Adaptation:
  • Costs: 32 MP
  • Effects: The target absorbs all elemental damage for four turns. I'd still prefer Enigma from Level 13.

• Job Level 8 - Stillness:
  • Costs: 2 BP
  • Effects: No one in the battle will take damage whatsoever for two turns, enemy or foe. Good for stalling, buffing/debuffing, and healing for the most part.

• Job Level 9 - Holy One:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Healing magic's power is boosted by 50%, but the wielder's P. ATK. goes down by 25%. Since your Spiritmaster shouldn't be trying any kind of physical offense anyhow, this becomes invaluable.

• Job Level 10 - Greater Spirit Ward:
  • Costs: 2 BP
  • Effects: Halves elemental damage for all allies for four turns. *waits for Enigma*

• Job Level 11 - Fairy Ward:
  • Costs: 2 BP
  • Effects: Makes every in the fight immune to status ailments for five turns. Extremely useful in some bosses, mostly those that try to cause instant Death.

• Job Level 12 - Moderation:
  • Costs: 2 BP
  • Effects: If someone has -1 BP or less, they gain one BP. If someone has 1 BP or more, they lose one BP. It can screw up BP-heavy bosses like Einheria and Braev.

• Job Level 13 - Enigma:
  • Costs: 3 BP
  • Effects: All allies become immune to elemental damage for four turns.

• Job Level 14 - Maximize HP:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: The wielder's maximum HP doubles, but only in battle. In other words, if you normally have 7,500 HP in the field, it maxes out at 15,000 in battle, but you will start the fight with 7,500 HP (half). And, yes, there is no cap for your HP, so go for it. This really helps in making tanking units and to keep a Spiritmaster around, as well as aiding in certain "damage = HP lost" strategies for Bravely Second

Templar

Job Description: The Templar represents a BP-heavy class whose primary function is to build up BP, manipulate critical-hit rates, and then strike forcefully. To be honest, the delay between attacks can be a bit of a turn-off to this job, since they pose barely anything of note across the board. The Templar is probably only appealing to those of you who prefer to take risks with this game, which never ends up well for me. >_>

Secondary Job Options: The generic Spell Fencer allows for elemental-weakness piercing, while the Ranger allows for familial pierces. The Freelancer can be nice with Mimic to help deal with the numerous BP costs with this job.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+20%	STR	+20%	MIND	+20%
Max MP	-20%	VIT	+30%	DEX	+0%
		INT	-40%	AGI	-30%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	S
Axes	B
Spears	A
Bows	C
Katanas	C
Knuckles	E
Rods	E
Staves	E
Daggers	E
Shields	A
Helmets	A
Torso Armor	A

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - BP Limit Up:
  • Effects: Normally, BP maxes at 3. With this, it maxes at 4.

• Job Level 1 - Heart Strike:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: An always-critical Attack, really. In other words, it's double-powered.

• Job Level 2 - Abate Light:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Halves the damage from Light attacks. Practically useless except against Victor.

• Job Level 3 - P. Def. 20% Up:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts P. DEF. by 20%.

• Job Level 4 - Giant Slayer:
  • Costs: 16 MP
  • Effects: Attack that is 50% more powerful if the target has more HP than you, which basically means "+50% damage to bosses".

• Job Level 5 - Magic Critical:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Magic has a 15% chance for a critical hit. This doubles this damage or restoration, depending on the situation.

• Job Level 6 - Default Guard:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Normally when you Default, damage taken is lowered by 50%. This lowers damage further, by 75%. Pretty useful for BP-heavy strategies that the Templar and some other jobs would rely on.

• Job Level 7 - Rampart:
  • Costs: 2 BP
  • Effects: All allies will take no damage from the next physical attack to target them.

• Job Level 8 - Item Critical:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Gives items a 15% chance to be critical. This doubles their effectiveness.

• Job Level 9 - Radiant Blast:
  • Costs: 40 MP
  • Effects: A Light-elemental attack that is 50% more powerful than normal. Also pierces Default.

• Job Level 10 - Critical Amp:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Normally, critical hits are 2x as powerful. This makes them 2.5x as powerful. Pretty useless, given their rarity.

• Job Level 11 - BP Limit Up:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Normally, BP maxes at 3. With this, it maxes at 4.

• Job Level 12 - Desperation:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: With this, you will attack so that your P. DEF. is added to your P. ATK. for the purpose of calculating damage. (In other words, "tankier" units deal more damage.) P. DEF. will be reduced to its minimum of 75% of the norm after.

• Job Level 13 - Armor Lore:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Torso armor has an S-Rank affinity.

• Job Level 14 - Heaven's Gate:
  • Costs: 3 BP
  • Effects: Unleashes a number of Light attacks against random enemies - more BP means more attacks.

Dark Knight

Job Description: The Dark Knight comes off as a kamikaze-lite unit - the majority of their offense relies on the sacrifice of their own HP to deal damage. These attacks are generally Dark-elemental and more powerful than normal, making them a tough force to deal with if they have an active healer on the their side. On the other hand, there are Mimickers to reduce the HP use. Ultimately, the Dark Knight class isn't that good unless you're in dire straits; it's powerful, but it's frail.

Secondary Job Options: A Freelancer with Mimic works really well here; you can abuse a number of the skills here to deal massive damage with little HP penalty. Otherwise? You could try a Thief for Life Thief, a Spell Fencer for element-weakness pierces (other than Dark), and a Ranger for familial weaknesses.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+10%	STR	+30%	MIND	+20%
Max MP	-10%	VIT	+0%	DEX	+0%
		INT	-20%	AGI	-30%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	S
Axes	C
Spears	A
Bows	E
Katanas	S
Knuckles	E
Rods	E
Staves	D
Daggers	B
Shields	A
Helmets	S
Torso Armor	A

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Adversity:
  • Effects: Each time you take damage from any source equal to 25% of your max HP, your physical and magical attacks and defenese all increase by 10% for three turns.

• Job Level 1 - Dark Bane:
  • Costs: 20% of your max HP
  • Effects: A Dark-elemental attack with 25% more damage than a normal Attack.

• Job Level 2 - Abate Dark:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Halves the damage from Dark attacks. Few enemies beyond Victoria use them, so don't bother.

• Job Level 3 - Adversity:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Each time you take damage from any source equal to 25% of your max HP, your physical and magical attacks and defenese all increase by 10% for three turns.

• Job Level 4 - Demon Master:
  • Costs: 6 MP
  • Effects: Induces Charm on a Demon monster. In other words, very niche and barely useful.

• Job Level 5 - See You in Hell:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: When you are KO'ed, you will deal out an attack that 4x more powerful than normal. If you have Reraise in effect, or die due to Poison, this won't take effect.

• Job Level 6 - Minus Strike:
  • Costs: 16 MP
  • Effects: Deals damage equal to the difference between your max and current HP. This is readily abused after Reraise. In fact, if you have Maximize HP (Spiritmaster), get a Giant's Draft (Item Compounding), and maybe some HP-boosting abilities, you could easily boost your max HP to over 30,000 ~ 40,000 by the end-game. In Bravely Second after Reraise, then, you could easily expect 150,000+ damage from four Minus Strikes. ;) This also can work well after a Phoenix Flight (Monk) or Rage (Dark Knight). Just a thought.

• Job Level 7 - Helm Lore:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Boosts the affinity for helmets to S.

• Job Level 8 - Black Bane:
  • Costs: 30% of the user's max HP (up to 9,999)
  • Effects: Attacks all enemies with Dark damage equal to 1.5x the power of a normal Attack.

• Job Level 9 - Gloom:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Dark damage is 25% more powerful.

• Job Level 10 - Absorb Magic:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: The user will take no damage from any magic this turn (except that which is Reflected). The user also regains MP equal to the spell's cost.

• Job Level 11 - Dark Nebula:
  • Costs: 20% of the user's max HP
  • Effects: Attacks everyone on the field with a Dark attack. It is four times more powerful than a normal Attack. An easy way to deal with the damage to yourself is to have a Spiritmaster instill Enigma beforehand.

• Job Level 12 - P. Atk. 30% Up:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts P. ATK. by 30%.

• Job Level 13 - Life of Death:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: When activated, you inflict Doom upon yourself to cause KO in four turns. However, your P. ATK., M. ATK., P. DEF., and M. DEF. all increase by 50% up to 150%. You can prevent the doom via the Fairy Ward Spiritmaster skill, by the way, so talk about a free boost. ;)

• Job Level 14 - Rage:
  • Costs: 2 BP
  • Effects: Dark Bane hits a random target 2~5 times or until your HP reaches 1. Recall that Dark Bane takes 20% of your max HP, is Dark-elemental, and 1.25x as powerful as a normal attack, meaning this is up to 7.25x as powerful. This isn't very useful, though, unless you're targeting a Dark-weak enemy, mostly because it can't be Mimicked. >_> Even so, if your party is faster than the opposition, setting up some healing on the same turn as this is used works well.

Vampire

Job Description: The Vampire takes the role of Blue Mage in this game, a class that is skilled in using the skills of enemies against them. The Blue Mage is sometimes, at least to me, the black sheep of most Final Fantasy games, in no small part because it can take some significant effort to learn the monsters' Genomes (or other equivalents). However, many of them are extremely useful and worth the effort to get, especially White Wind. Anyhow... It's a pretty decent class to invest some time into; I didn't personally because I already had a pretty good party by Chapter 4, but if you're willing to experiment, you could ben

Secondary Job Options: There's not a lot that works well with the Vampire, mostly because of the versatility of their Genomes satisfying everything. For the most part, just pick something that you need - Mages (especially Summoners and Conjurers) can work well.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+20%	STR	+10%	MIND	+0%
Max MP	+10%	VIT	+0%	DEX	+0%
		INT	+20%	AGI	+20%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	A
Axes	B
Spears	B
Bows	D
Katanas	E
Knuckles	C
Rods	S
Staves	S
Daggers	S
Shields	A
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Genome Drain:
  • Effects: Allows the character learn certain monster abilities, or Genomes, from monsters when they're attacked by said skill.

• Job Level 1 - Genome Ability:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Allows the use of Genomes.

• Job Level 2 - Absorb P. Damage:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: When taking physical damage, you will regain HP equal to 30% of the damage (reducing damage to 70% of the norm unless KO'ed by the initial attack). Not exactly useful, but perhaps on bulky units with some HP/P. DEF. boosts...

• Job Level 3 - Blood Thirst:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Basically the equivalent of Drain: attack an enemy and regain HP equal to that dealt. Damage equals that of a normal Attack, too. Just don't use it on the undead!

• Job Level 4 - Bloodlust:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Your P. ATK., P. DEF., M. ATK., and M. DEF. each increase by 25% (up to 150%) for five turns each time you defeat an enemy with an attack. Very useful in conjunction with any powerful job.

• Job Level 5 - Charm:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: Could Charm the enemy - 75% success rate.

• Job Level 6 - Magic Thirt:
  • Costs: None
  • Effects: You deal MP damage to a target and regain MP equal to the amount of damage. The damage is equal to 10% of the normal Attack damage.

• Job Level 7 - Monster Ability:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Genomes are 25% more powerful. Only useful if you have the ability to use Genomes, obviously.

• Job Level 8 - Battle Thirst:
  • Costs: 16 MP
  • Effects: Has a chance to steal 1 BP from the target: theirs goes down by 1, and yours goes up by 1. Not particular useful, except on BP-heavy bosses.

• Job Level 9 - Subvert:
  • Costs: 20 MP
  • Effects: 50% chance to Charm every enemy.

• Job Level 10 - Self-Restore:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: You regain all HP after a battle ends.

• Job Level 11 - Absorb Stats:
  • Costs: 20 MP
  • Effects: Effective drains the stats from the target, lowering one of theirs by 25% and raising the same stat of yours by 25%.

• Job Level 12 - Drain Attack Up:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Draining attacks (for HP or MP) are 50% more powerful.

• Job Level 13 - Genome Drain:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Allows the character learn certain monster abilities, or Genomes, from monsters when they're attacked by said skill.

• Job Level 14 - Rise from the Dead:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: There is a 50% chance to be revived with 25% of your HP at the end of a turn if you're KO'ed. Not very useful, since it's luck-based, and not as effective as Arise.

Conjurer

Job Description: The Conjurer is an insanely useful job that is mostly able to stand alone, all by itself on the battlefield, after enough set-up. The Conjurer uses the Summon spells in an alterative way via Invocation - to max out a number of stats for a long period of time, and, after that set-up, unleash hell upon the opposing party. Overall, the Conjurer is also the best-balanced job in the game, sort of - it loses nothing in any stat, but gains in some, mostly for the point of favoring magic spells, so you won't get the true power of this job with getting Deus Ex as a summon and bringing this job to Level 10 to max M. ATK. In a different way, this job is also very valuable for grinding as its Oblierate (Level 9) skill kills enemies 20+ levels below you while you retain the usual EXP/JP/pg gains, and then Experience Up boosts the EXP. by 50%!! We're talking near-effortless grinding in the endgame! In short, the Conjurer is the job class you'll want to default to after you're done with everything else in other jobs.

Secondary Job Options: Because of the setting-up nature of the Conjurer and what it can set up to via Invocation, pretty much anything works well for this job class, especially since it can be a standalone unit on the battlefield. If you want to go for the physical route, Pirate skills can help debuff the enemy's stats to further the effects of Invocation. You could also take advantage of the Conjurer's unsurpassed 50% Intelligence boost for Magic jobs. Clearly, the Summoner stands out, especially with the Conjurer's Summon-boosting abilities. The Black Mage gives you some variety, though. The White Mage offers you Holy and curative magic, which will can also be very useful for near-full heals. And then there's the Time Mage for Meteor and Quaga, as well as stuff like Hastega and Veilga to spread some buffing effects to the party. Ultimately, the Conjurer is perhaps the most versatile unit in the game - or, at least the one that can make the best of any situation he or she is given. What you choose should be based on what you want, or need for the near future.

STAT CHANGES (VS. FREELANCER)
Max HP	+0%	STR	+0%	MIND	+20%
Max MP	+50%	VIT	+0%	DEX	+0%
		INT	+50%	AGI	+0%

EQUIPMENT AFFINITIES
Swords	A
Axes	A
Spears	A
Bows	A
Katanas	A
Knuckles	A
Rods	A
Staves	A
Daggers	A
Shields	E
Helmets	E
Torso Armor	E

• Specialty (Auto-Ability) - Post-Battle MP:
  • Effects: You regain 25% of your max MP at the end of a battle. Really good for late-game grinding when you prioritize summons.

• Job Level 1 - Invocation Lv. 1:
  • Costs: 90 MP
  • Effects: Allows the use of the Level 1 Invocation, Girtablubu, to max your P. DEF. (1.5x norm) for 10 turns.

• Job Level 2 - Steady MP Recover:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Regain 30 MP each turn. Somewhat useful, since this is 1/3 the cost of an Invocation.

• Job Level 3 - Invocation Lv. 2:
  • Costs: 90 MP
  • Effects: Allows the use of the Level 2 Invocation, Hresvelgr, to max your Speed and Evade (1.5x norm) for 10 turns.

• Job Level 4 - Critical MP Recover:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: Instantly recover 200 MP when your HP falls below 20%.

• Job Level 5 - Invocation Lv. 3:
  • Costs: 90 MP
  • Effects: Allows the use of the Level 3 Invocation, Ziusudra's Sin, to max your P. DEF. (1.5x norm) for 10 turns.

• Job Level 6 - Save SM MP:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: Summoning and Invocation spells cost 25% less MP. For Invocation, that drops them to 68 MP or so.

• Job Level 7 - Post-Battle MP:
  • Costs: 2 Support Units
  • Effects: You regain 25% of your max MP at the end of a battle. Really good for late-game grinding when you prioritize summons.

• Job Level 8 - Invocation Lv. 4:
  • Costs: 90 MP
  • Effects: Allows the use of the Level 4 Invocation, Promethean Fire, to max your P. ATK. (1.5x norm) for 10 turns.

• Job Level 9 - Obliterate:
  • Costs: 4 Support Units (most expensive Suppoer Ability, by the way)
  • Effects: If the enemies are 20 or more levels below your party, they are immediately killed. Level is a hidden stat for enemies, so it's impossible to know whether it will work outside of outright experimentation; also, this doesn't work for bosses. However, you do earn EXP., JP, and pg as normal, making this skill invaluable for grinding!

• Job Level 10 - Invocation Lv. 5:
  • Costs: 90 MP
  • Effects: Allows the use of the Level 5 Invocation, Deux Ex, to max your M. ATK. (150% norm) for 10 turns.

• Job Level 11 - Max Summoning:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Summon magic MP cost is doubled, but does 50% more damage. The use of it on a general Conjurer is zero: for Summoners, it is quite useful.

• Job Level 12 - MP 30% Up:
  • Costs: 3 Support Units
  • Effects: Boosts your max MP by 30%.

• Job Level 13 - Invocation Lv. 6:
  • Costs: 90 MP
  • Effects: Allows the use of the Level 6 Invocation, Susano-o, to raise your critical-hit rate by 500% for 10 turns. This rate maxes at 1000% (10 times norm), by the way.

• Job Level 14 - Experience Up:
  • Costs: 1 Support Unit
  • Effects: The EXP. you earn is boosted by 50%!

Magic Listings

White Magic

Magic Name	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Blindna	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Cures the Blind status ailment
Cure	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Restores a small amount of HP; damages the undead
Poisona	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Cures the Poison status ailment
Aero	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Minor Wind-based damage
Protect	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Raises Physical Defense by ~25% for ~5 turns
Shell	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Rasies Magic Defense by ~25% for ~5 turns
Cura	800 pg	9 MP	Level 3	Restores a moderate amount of HP; damages the undead
Esuna	800 pg	8 MP	Level 3	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Raise	800 pg	18 MP	Level 3	Revives from KO with ~200 HP; 70% chance to kill the undead
Aerora	1,600 pg	15 MP	Level 4	Moderate Wind-based damage
Dispel	1,600 pg	8 MP	Level 4	Remove all stat buffs/debuffs, Regen, Stop, Reflect, Reraise, element affinity changes, damage absorption, and Sword Magic (all of which that are not permanent)
Reflect	1,600 pg	16 MP	Level 4	Reflects White, Black, and Time Magic to the opposite side (i.e. you to enemy)
Aeroga	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Wind damage
Curada	3,200 pg	27 MP	Level 5	High HP recovery; high damage to the undead
Esunaga	3,200 pg	20 MP	Level 5	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom for all
Arise	6,400 pg	80 MP	Level 6	Revives from KO with full HP; 70% chance to kill the undead
Curaga	6,400 pg	60 MP	Level 6	Huge HP recovery; huge damage to the undead
Holy	6,400 pg	80 MP	Level 6	Major Light-based damage

Black Magic

Magic Name	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Blizzard	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Water-based damage
Fire	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Fire-based damage
Thunder	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Lightning-based damage
Poison	400 pg	4 MP	Level 2	Has a 75% chance to Poison the target
Silence	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Has a 75% chance to Silence the target
Sleep	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Has a 75% chance to put the target to Sleep
Blizzara	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Water-based damage
Fira	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Fire-based damage
Thundara	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Lightning-based damage
Aspir	1,600 pg	1 MP	Level 4	Damages the target's MP; user regains MP (or loses if target is Undead) equal to 10% of the damage
Drain	1,600 pg	8 MP	Level 4	Damages the target's HP; user regains HP (or loses if target is Undead) equal to the amount of damage
Fear	1,600 pg	5 MP	Level 4	Has a 75% chance to induce Dread in the target
Blizzaga	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Water damage
Firaga	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Fire damage
Thundaga	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Lightning damage
Dark	6,400 pg	80 MP	Level 6	Major Dark-based damage
Death	6,400 pg	15 MP	Level 6	60% chance to inflict instant death on a single target
Kill	6,400 pg	16 MP	Level 6	Will kill most enemies at 10+ levels below you (no pg, EXP., or JP is earned)

Time Magic

Magic Name	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Quake	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Earth-based damage
Regen	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	The target regains 3% of their max HP each turn; the undead are equally damaged
Slow	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Lowers the speed of the target by 25% for 4 turns; ignores Reflect
Haste	400 pg	8 MP	Level 2	Boosts Speed by 50% for 4 turns; ignores Reflect
Quara	400 pg	15 MP	Level 2	Moderate Earth-based damage
Teleport	400 pg	20 MP	Level 2	Leave battles and dungeons (there are some exceptions, though!)
Gravity	800 pg	12 MP	Level 3	Halves the target's HP sometimes
Slowga	800 pg	16 MP	Level 3	Decreases Speed by 25% for four turns; ignores Reflect
Veil	800 pg	8 MP	Level 3	Increases evasion by 50% for four turns; ignores Reflect
Comet	1,600 pg	25 MP	Level 4	Non-elemental damage to a target 1~4 times; ignores Reflect
Hastega	1,600 pg	32 MP	Level 4	Raises all allies' Speed by 50% for four turns; ignores Reflect
Veilga	1,600 pg	24 MP	Level 4	Raises all allies' Evasion by 50% for four turns; ignores Reflect
Quaga	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Earth damage
Quicken	3,200 pg	20 MP	Level 5	Boosts the hit count by 50% for four turns
Stop	3,200 pg	10 MP	Level 5	Induces Stop, stopping all action for several turns
Graviga	6,400 pg	25 MP	Level 6	50% chance to damage for 3/4 of the target's max HP (won't work on special enemies)
Meteor	6,400 pg	99 MP	Level 6	4 non-elemental high-damage attacks hit 4 random targets; ignores Reflect
Reraise	6,400 pg	80 MP	Level 6	The target will revive automatically from KO with low HP once

Sword Magic

In part, note that Sword Magic is basically obtained as you obtain the scrolls for Black Magic - those scrolls work for the Sword Magic, too. (You also can get a Holy Sword Magic, which is actually White Magic, but not the Kill Black Magic.)

Also note that the "75% chance" for the status inflictions is a per-attack deal, not per "hit", turn, or the effect of the spell as a whole. For example, if you use Brave to get four Attacks, you have a 75% chance for the first attack, 75% for the second, and so on - statistically speaking, you would have a 1/256 (under 0.5%) chance of failing at inducing the status then, not 1/4 (25%). Of course, this is assuming that something doesn't remove the status during the attack (i.e. when going under Sleep).

Magic Name	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Blizzard	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Imbues a low-power Water effect to your weapon(s) for ten turns
Fire	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Imbues a low-power Fire effect to your weapon(s) for ten turns
Thunder	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Imbues a low-power Lightning effect to your weapon(s) for ten turns
Poison	400 pg	4 MP	Level 2	Your weapon(s) have a 75% chance to induce Poison for ten turns
Silence	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Your weapon(s) have a 75% chance to induce Silence for ten turns
Sleep	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Your weapon(s) have a 75% chance to induce Sleep for ten turns
Blizzara	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Imbues a medium-power Water effect to your weapon(s) for ten turns
Fira	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Imbues a medium-power Fire effect to your weapon(s) for ten turns
Thundara	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Imbues a medium-power Lightning effect to your weapon(s) for ten turns
Aspir	1,600 pg	1 MP	Level 4	Physical attacks damage the target's MP for 10 turns; user regains MP (or loses if target is Undead) equal to 10% of the damage
Drain	1,600 pg	8 MP	Level 4	Physical attacks damage the target's HP for 10 turns; user regains HP (or loses if target is Undead) equal to the amount of damage
Fear	1,600 pg	5 MP	Level 4	Your weapon(s) have a 75% chance to induce Dread in the target for ten turns
Blizzaga	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Imbues a high-power Water effect to your weapon(s) for ten turns
Firaga	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Imbues a high-power Fire effect to your weapon(s) for ten turns
Thundaga	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Imbues a high-power Lightning effect to your weapon(s) for ten turns
Dark	6,400 pg	80 MP	Level 6	Imbues a high-power Dark effect to your weapon(s) for ten turns
Death	6,400 pg	15 MP	Level 6	Your weapon(s) have a 75% chance to induce instant Death in the target for ten turns
Holy	6,400 pg	80 MP	Level 6	Imbues a high-power Light effect to your weapon(s) for ten turns

Summon Magic

Note that, to learn Summon Magic, you must go to the location named in the list below. After doing so, you should be able to find a man there who will speak on this magic briefly before allowing you to withstand an attack. This attack is used immediately, with no preparation time in-battle, so it's highly recommended you are very high leveled to be able to withstand the strike. If the strike would not induce a Game Over, you learn the summon.

Summon Name	Summon Location	Summon Level	MP Cost	Summon Effect
Girtablulu	Automatically obtained	Level 1	40 MP	High Earth-based damage to all enemies. Ignores Reflect.
Hresvelgr	Wind Temple, 2F	Level 2	40 MP	High Wind-based damage to all enemies. Ignores Reflect.
Ziusudra's Sin	Mount Fragmentum: Slope	Level 3	40 MP	High Water-based damage to all enemies. Ignores Reflect.
Promethean Fire	Fire Temple	Level 4	40 MP	High Fire-based damage to all enemies. Ignores Reflect.
Deus Ex	Everlast Tower, 2F	Level 5	40 MP	High Lightning-based damage to all enemies. Ignores Reflect.
Susano-o	Crescent Island (northeast overworld)	Level 6	60 MP	High non-elemental damage to all enemies. Ignores Reflect.

Invocation

The use of Invocation relies on your ability to learn Summon Magic - without being able to use summons, you cannot use Invocation. Invocation, however, is not used to actually summon the beast for damage so much as it is used to boost the stats of the Conjurer, like so:

Summon Name	Summon Location	Summon Level	MP Cost	Summon Effect
Girtablulu	Automatically obtained	Level 1	90 MP	Boosts Physical Defense (P. DEF) to the max of 150% for ten turns.
Hresvelgr	Wind Temple, 2F	Level 2	90 MP	Boosts Speed and Evasion to their max of 150% for ten turns.
Ziusudra's Sin	Mount Fragmentum: Slope	Level 3	90 MP	Boosts Magic Defense (M. DEF) to the max of 150% for ten turns.
Promethean Fire	Fire Temple	Level 4	90 MP	Boosts Physical Attack (P. ATK.) to the max of 150% for ten turns.
Deus Ex	Everlast Tower, 2F	Level 5	90 MP	Boosts Magic Attack (M. ATK.) to the max of 150% for ten turns.
Susano-o	Crescent Island (northeast overworld)	Level 6	90 MP	Boosts the critical-hit rate to the max of 500% for ten turns.

Genomes

Genomes are like the Blue Magic of Bravely Default. Genomes are specific to the Vampire job class (though others can use them with the Vampire secondary job), and are learned from enemies when you are hit by the attack in question, so long as you are not KO'ed, confused, paralyzes, or put to sleep at the same time. (The Spiritmaster's Fairy Ward can help with this due to ailment prevention.)

There are not a lot of such attacks, of course, so finding them can be a bit of a pain. Within this section, we'll discuss the Genomes, their costs, their effects, and where to find them.

• Aeroja:
  • Costs: 99 MP
  • Effects: Extreme Wind damage to all enemies.
  • Learned From:
    • The "Lucifer" Nemesis - found only through StreetPass or Update Data Nemeses

• Aqua Regia:
  • Costs: 24 MP
  • Effects: Attacks the target at 75%-power - however, it also lowers their P. DEF. as low as possible (75%) for four turns.
  • Learned From:
    • Rusalka (normal and clones) - forced boss battles in Chapters 2, 5, 6, 7, and 8

• Blaster:
  • Costs: 20 MP
  • Effects: 50% chance - per enemy - to afflict paralysis. It can hit each enemy, in other words, but each is 50% likely to be paralyzed. The odds of them all being paralyzed are pretty low: 25% for two, 12.5% for three, 6.125% for four, and so on.
  • Learned From:
    • Zwart - Twilight Ruins, Chapter 5+

• Blizzaja:
  • Costs: 99 MP
  • Effects: Extreme Water damage to all enemies
  • Learned From:
    • The "Mammon" Nemesis - found only through StreetPass or Update Data Nemeses

• Blizzard Blast:
  • Costs: 16 MP
  • Effects: Water-elemental attack to all enemies.
  • Learned From:
    • Ice Golem - forced battle outside Eternia in Chapter 4, random (and weaker) battle around Eternia in Chapter 5+

• Bone Crush:
  • Costs: 2 BP
  • Effects: Deals damage to all enemies that equals the difference between their max and current HP's - this maxes at 9,999 outside of Bravely Second, and doesn't work on bosses. In effect, you can consider it a kill if they have 50% or less HP. If you use it multiple times via the Freelancer's Mimic, then the maximum HP they can have for you to still kill is 75% with two uses (25% -> 50%), 87.5% for three uses (12.5% -> 25% -> 50%), and 93.75% for four uses (6.25% -> 12.5% -> 25% -> 50%). Fractionally, they'd be 1/2, 3/4, 7/8, and 15/16 in order. This assumes that the target has less than 10,000 HP, though, or that you're in Bravely Second. Just a lotta stats for you. ;)
  • Learned From:
    • Skull Lancer - Eisenberg overworld, Chapter 5+
    • Lord DeRosso in New Game+ or via Abilinking (in theory) - optional boss in Vampire Castle in Chapters 4-8

• Chomp:
  • Costs: 10 MP
  • Effects: Has a 50% chance to lower the target's MP to 1, or deal 9,999 damage if they have 10,001+ HP outside of Bravely Second. Will not work against bosses. (FYI, using it twice via Brave means it is 75% likely to succeed once; thrice, 97.5% likely; and four times, 93.75% likely. Again, each for a single success in a single turn.)
  • Learned From:
    • Valtora - Eisenberg overworld, Chapters 3-4

• Curse:
  • Costs: 12 MP
  • Effects: Lowers the target's P. ATK. and P. DEF. by 25% for four turns, as low as 75%.
  • Learned From:
    • Ghost - Eisenberg overworld, Chapters 3-4
    • Magician - Underflow & Temple of Fire, Chapter 3-4
    • Nightmare - Dark Aurora
    • Spectre - Caldisla overworld, Norende Ravine, and the Florem-Ancheim Sea, all in Chapter 5+
    • Wraith - Lontano Villa area & Ancheim area, Chapters 1-4

• Deep Freeze:
  • Costs: 30 MP
  • Effects: Water-elemental attack to all enemies that is 25% stronger than is normal.
  • Learned From:
    • Orthros - Learned from the blue (water) head in the forced battles in Chapters 1, 5, 6, 7, and 8

• Dual Attack:
  • Costs: 15 MP
  • Effects: Random-targeting attack that hits twice, each at 65% the normal power. (Against a single enemy, that's 30% more powerful than an Attack.)
  • Learned From:
    • Catamount - The Witherwood, Chapters 2-4

• Earthquake:
  • Costs: 30 MP
  • Effects: Earth attack to every enemy. Damage is 1.2 times that of a normal Attack.
  • Learned From:
    • Soil Eater - Eisenberg overworld, Chapters 3-4

• Energy Burst:
  • Costs: 1 BP
  • Effects: Attacks all enemies with an attack that is 50% stronger than normal.
  • Learned From:
    • Chaugmar - Forced boss fight in Chapters 3, 5, 6, 7, and 8
    • Lord DeRosso in New Game+ or via Abilinking (in theory) - optional boss in Vampire Castle in Chapters 4-8

• Firaja:
  • Costs: 99 MP
  • Effects: Extreme Fire damage to all enemies
  • Learned From:
    • The "Belphegor [-]" Nemesis - You can only get Nemeses through Update Data and StreetPass

• Fireball:
  • Costs: 16 MP
  • Effects: Fire-elemental attack that ignores whether the target Defaults.
  • Learned From:
    • D'gon - The Witherwood, Chapters 2-4

• Firestorm:
  • Costs: 24 MP
  • Effects: Fire attack to all enemies. Also lowers their P. DEF. by 25% (as low as 75%) for three turns.
  • Learned From:
    • Flame Moth - Underflow & Fire Temple in Chapters 5+

• Gastric Juices:
  • Costs: 20 MP
  • Effects: Attack to all enemies. Also lowers their P. DEF. by 25% (as low as 75%) for three turns.
  • Learned From:
    • Gastric Worm - Everlast Tower & Earth Temple, Chapter 4

• Hellfire:
  • Costs: 30 MP
  • Effects: Fire-elemental attack to all enemies. 25% stronger than normal Attacks.
  • Learned From:
    • Cerberus - Vampire Castle
    • Orthros - Learned from the red (fire) head in the forced boss battles in Chapters 1, 5, 6, 7, and 8

• Lullaby:
  • Costs: 12 MP
  • Effects: Has a 50% chance to put each enemy to Sleep. It can hit each enemy, in other words, but each is 50% likely to be put to sleep. The odds of them all being hit are pretty low: 25% for two, 12.5% for three, 6.125% for four, and so on.
  • Learned From:
    • Hamadryad - Water Temple, Chapters 5+
    • Treant - Miasma Woods, Chapters 1-4

• Paralyzing Pollen:
  • Costs: 12 MP
  • Effects: Attack at normal power with a 75% chance to induce paralysis.
  • Learned From:
    • Alraune - Florem overworld & Florem Gardens, Chapters 2-4

• Rock Storm:
  • Costs: 16 MP
  • Effects: Earth attack to all enemies.
  • Learned From:
    • Megascolides - Everlast Tower & Earth Temple, Chapters 5+

• Sand Storm:
  • Costs: 20 MP
  • Effects: Earth attack at normal power to all enemies. 50% chance to induce Blindness.
  • Learned From:
    • Sand Worm - Ancheim overworld & Harena Ruins, Chapters 1-4

• Spray:
  • Costs: 5 MP
  • Effects: A Water-elemental attack that ignores the Default status.
  • Learned From:
    • Deathfish - Florem-Ancheim sea, Chapters 1-4
    • Marine Devil - Florem-Ancheim sea, Chapters 5+

• Thundaja:
  • Costs: 99 MP
  • Effects: Extreme Lightning-based damage to all enemies.
  • Learned From:
    • The "Asmodeus" Nemesis - Nemeses are only found through Update Data and StreetPass

• Tornado:
  • Costs: 16 MP
  • Effects: Wind-elemental attack to all enemies.
  • Learned From:
    • Rukh - Florem overworld, Chapters 5+

• Toxic Whirl:
  • Costs: 12 MP
  • Effects: Attack to all enemies at 75% of the normal power. However, it has a 50% chance to poison them.
  • Learned From:
    • Kaiser Cobra - Everlast Tower & Earth Temple, Chapters 5+

• Venom:
  • Costs: 6 MP
  • Effects: Attack at normal power that has a 75% chance to Poison.
  • Learned From:
    • Red Flan - Underflow & Fire Temple, Chapters 3-4

• White Wind:
  • Costs: 40 MP
  • Effects: Heals the party for HP equal to the caster's. Extremely potent on someone that has the Maximize HP (Spiritmaster) or various HP Up abilities or has ingested a Giant's Draft, or all three.
  • Learned From:
    • Aero Lantern - They are found in the Wind Temple in Chapters 1-4. To get them to use White Wind, though, you need them to be in low HP and then Charm them somehow; they won't use White Wind otherwise.

• Wing Scales:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: Attack at normal power that has a 75% chance to confuse.
  • Learned From:
    • Great Moth - Vestment Cave & Miasma Woods, Chapters 1-4

• Withering Silence:
  • Costs: 8 MP
  • Effects: Attack at normal power that has a 75% chance to induce Silence.
  • Learned From:
    • Kobold - Caldisla overworld & Norende Ravine, Chapters 5+

Item Compounding

A Brief Intro

The primary purpose of the Salve-Maker job is basically to shove two items together to make new ones. In its own way, with the proper knowledge and item reserves, the Salve-Maker can become an extremely lethal - if not the most so - job in the game, able to hit the damage cap or exceed it with regularity. In this section, we'll discuss each and every item combination possible.

Note that the combinations are order-sensitive with regards to the items you apply. For example, a Hard Scale then a Demon Tail makes an Aqua Soul, while a Demon Tail then a Hard Scale makes a Demon Coat. Use wisely!

Quick Jump

This section is here because the Compounding List section can be a bit lengthy and there are nearly 90 compounds one can make, so it would be a bit nasty-looking on the Table of Contents to include them all here, since that's how the GameFAQs system works. Anyhow, here are the 90 compounds, listing alphabetically in columns of 30 (29 on third): the procession loops to the top of the next column, by the way...

ITEM COMPOUNDS QUICK-JUMP
Antidote		Dragon Breath		Plant Vim
Aqua Aura		Dragon Coat		Potion
Aqua Coat		Dragon Soul		Quarter Elixir
Aqua Soul		Dragon Vim		Rage Orb
Aqua Vim		Dry Ether		Reincarnate
Arctic Wind		Earth Bane		Remedy
Balsam		Earth Mallet		Resist Blind
Beast Aura		Echo Herbs		Resist Dark
Beast Coat		Element Boost		Resist Dread
Beast Soul		Elixir		Resist Earth
Beast Vim		Ether		Resist Fire
Bomb Arm		Eye Drops		Resist Light
Bug Aura		Fire Bane		Resist Lightning
Bug Coat		Font of Life		Resist Poison
Bug Soul		Ghost Aura		Resist Silence
Bug Vim		Ghost Coat		Resist Sleep
Cure Blind		Ghost Soul		Resist Water
Cure Dread		Ghost Vim		Resist Wind
Cure Poison		Giant's Draft		Resurrect
Cure Silence		Half Elixir		Shadowflare
Cure Sleep		Haste Brew		Smelling Salts
Dark Bane		Hi-Potion		Tengu Sneeze
Dark Breath		Light Bane		Turbo Ether
Dark Sigh		Lightning Bane		Turtle Split
Demon Aura		Megalixir		Wakeup Bell
Demon Coat		Pantheon's Wrath		Water Bane
Demon Soul		Phoenix Down		Water of Life
Demon Vim		Plant Aura		Wind Bane
Divine Rain		Plant Coat		X-Potion
Dragon Aura		Plant Soul

Compounding List

Antidote

Effects: Cures the target's Poison. A rather moot combination, since one Antidote functions the same.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Antidote	Antidote

---

Aqua Aura

Effects: Boosts the target's M. ATK. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Hard Scale	Spirit Bone

---

Aqua Coat

Effects: Boosts the target's P. DEF. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Hard Scale	Hard Scale

---

Aqua Soul

Effects: Boosts the target's M. DEF. by 20% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Hard Scale	Demon Tail

---

Aqua Vim

Effects: Boosts the target's P. ATK. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Hard Scale	Beast Liver

---

Arctic Wind

Effects: Hits all enemies or all allies for 1,500 Water-based damage, and 2,250 if they're weak to Water. Same as a normal Arctic Wind.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Permacrystal	Permacrystal

---

Balsam

Effects: Cures the target's Dread. Given what you use for this, it's moot: one Balsam is just as effective.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Balsam	Balsam

---

Beast Aura

Effects: Boosts the target's M. ATK. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Beast Liver	Spirit Bone

---

Beast Coat

Effects: Boosts the target's P. DEF. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Beast Liver	Hard Scale

---

Beast Soul

Effects: Boosts the target's M. DEF. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Beast Liver	Demon Tail

---

Beast Vim

Effects: Boosts the target's P. ATK. by 30% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Beast Liver	Beast Liver

---

Bomb Arm

Effects: Deals 1,500 Fire damage to all allies or all enemies, and 2,250 if weak to Fire, same as a Bomb Arm.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Phlogiston	Phlogiston

---

Bug Aura

Effects: Boosts the target's M. ATK. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Insect Antenna	Spirit Bone

---

Bug Coat

Effects: Boosts the target's P. DEF. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Insect Antenna	Hard Scale

---

Bug Soul

Effects: Boosts the target's M. DEF. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Insect Antenna	Demon Tail

---

Bug Vim

Effects: Boosts the target's P. ATK. by 20% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Insect Antenna	Beast Liver

---

Cure Blind

Effects: Restores 150 HP to the target and cures Blind. (Damages for 150 HP if Undead.)

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Eye Drops	Hi-Potion
Eye Drops	Potion
Eye Drops	X-Potion
Hi-Potion	Eye Drops
Potion	Eye Drops
X-Potion	Eye Drops

---

Cure Dread

Effects: Restores 150 HP to the target and cures Dread. (Damages for 150 HP if Undead.)

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Balsam	Hi-Potion
Balsam	Potion
Balsam	X-Potion
Hi-Potion	Balsam
Potion	Balsam
X-Potion	Balsam

---

Cure Poison

Effects: Restores 150 HP to the target and cures Poison. (Damages for 150 HP if Undead.)

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Antidote	Hi-Potion
Antidote	Potion
Antidote	X-Potion
Hi-Potion	Antidote
Potion	Antidote
X-Potion	Antidote

---

Cure Silence

Effects: Restores 150 HP to the target and cures Silence. (Damages for 150 HP if Undead.)

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Echo Herbs	Hi-Potion
Echo Herbs	Potion
Echo Herbs	X-Potion
Hi-Potion	Echo Herbs
Potion	Echo Herbs
X-Potion	Echo Herbs

---

Cure Sleep

Effects: Restores 150 HP to the target and cures Sleep. (Damages for 150 HP if Undead.)

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Hi-Potion	Wakeup Bell
Potion	Wakeup Bell
Wakeup Bell	Hi-Potion
Wakeup Bell	Potion
Wakeup Bell	X-Potion
X-Potion	Wakeup Bell

---

Dark Bane

Effects: Makes the target weak to Dark.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Dark Matter	Insect Antenna
Insect Antenna	Dark Matter

---

Dark Breath

Effects: Damages the target equal to the user's lost HP - in other words, damage equals your maximum HP minus your current HP. Maxes at 9,999 outside of Bravely Second.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Spirit Bone	Dragon Fang

---

Dark Sigh

Effects: Damages all allies or all enemies for 1,500 Dark damage. Boosts to 2,250 damage if weak to Dark.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Dark Matter	Dark Matter

---

Demon Aura

Effects: Boosts the target's M. ATK. by 30% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Demon Tail	Spirit Bone

---

Demon Coat

Effects: Boosts the target's P. DEF. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Demon Tail	Hard Scale

---

Demon Soul

Effects: Boosts the target's M. DEF. by 30% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Demon Tail	Demon Tail

---

Demon Vim

Effects: Raises the target's P. ATK. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Demon Tail	Beast Liver

---

Divine Rain

Effects: Deals 1,500 HP of damage to all allies or all enemies. Damage increases to 2,250 if weak to Light.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Glitterbug	Glitterbug

---

Dragon Aura

Effects: Boosts the target's M. ATK. by 50% (up to 150%) for six turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Dragon Fang	Spirit Bone

---

Dragon Breath

Effects: Deals damage to the target equal to the user's HP. Maxes at 9,999 outside of Bravely Second.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Dragon Fang	Dragon Fang

---

Dragon Coat

Effects: Boosts the target's P. DEF. by 50% (up to 150%) for six turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Dragon Fang	Hard Scale

---

Dragon Soul

Effects: Boosts the target's M. DEF. by 50% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Dragon Fang	Demon Tail

---

Dragon Vim

Effects: Boosts the target's P. ATK. by 50% (up to 150%) for six turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Dragon Fang	Beast Liver

---

Dry Ether

Effects: Restores 500 MP to the target, or damages them equally if undead. To the curious, this is named after a similar item from early Final Fantasy games, also with pretty much the same effect.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Ether	Turbo Ether
Turbo Ether	Ether

---

Earth Bane

Effects: Makes the target weak to Earth.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Desert Rose	Insect Antenna
Insect Antenna	Desert Rose

---

Earth Mallet

Effects: Deals 1,500 HP of Earth-based damage to all allies or all enemies, and 2,250 damage if they're weak to Earth. Same as a normal Earth Mallet.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Desert Rose	Desert Rose

---

Echo Herbs

Effects: Cures the target's Silence. Given what you use for this combo, it's moot as one Echo Herbs is equally effective.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Echo Herbs	Echo Herbs

---

Element Boost

Effects: The target's elemental attacks will increase in power for five turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Monster Fiber	Dragon Fang

---

Elixir

Effects: Restores the target's HP by 9,999 and their MP by 999; damages the Undead for 9,999 HP and 999 MP. EVERY combination here is literally moot since they all force the combination to be an Elixir and something.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2		Item #1	Item #2		Item #1	Item #2
Antidote	Elixir		Elixir	Eye Drops		Eye Drops	Elixir
Balsam	Elixir		Elixir	Fairy Wing		Fairy Wing	Elixir
Beast Liver	Elixir		Elixir	Fulment Shard		Fulmen Shard	Elixir
Dark Matter	Elixir		Elixir	Glitterbug		Glitterbug	Elixir
Demon Tail	Elixir		Elixir	Hard Scale		Hard Scale	Elixir
Desert Rose	Elixir		Elixir	Hi-Potion		Hi-Potion	Elixir
Dragon Fang	Elixir		Elixir	Insect Antenna		Insect Antenna	Elixir
Echo Herbs	Elixir		Elixir	Monster Fiber		Monster Fiber	Elixir
Elixir	Antidote		Elixir	Permacrystal		Permacrystal	Elixir
Elixir	Balsam		Elixir	Phlogiston		Phlogiston	Elixir
Elixir	Beast Liver		Elixir	Phoenix Down		Phoenix Down	Elixir
Elixir	Dark Matter		Elixir	Potion		Potion	Elixir
Elixir	Demon Tail		Elixir	Remedy		Remedy	Elixir
Elixir	Desert Rose		Elixir	Spirit Bone		Spirit Bone	Elixir
Elixir	Dragon Fang		Elixir	Turbo Ether		Turbo Ether	Elixir
Elixir	Echo Herbs		Elixir	Wakeup Bell		Wakeup Bell	Elixir
Elixir	Elixir		Elixir	X-Potion		X-Potion	Elixir
Elixir	Ether		Ether	Elixir

---

Ether

Effects: Restores 80 MP to the target, or damages them for 80 MP if undead. Combination-wise, it is just as useful as two Ethers used sequentially, so the only real benefit is the lower BP cost.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Ether	Ether

---

Eye Drops

Effects: Cures the target's Blindness. Due to what you combine, this combination is moot as a single Eye Drops is equally effective.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Eye Drops	Eye Drops

---

Fire Bane

Effects: Makes the target weak to Fire.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Insect Antenna	Phlogiston
Phlogiston	Insect Antenna

---

Font of Life

Effects: The same effect as casting Reraise on the target - they are revived automatically with some HP upon being KO'ed.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Hi-Potion	X-Potion
X-Potion	Hi-Potion

---

Ghost Aura

Effects: Boosts the target's M. ATK. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Spirit Bone	Spirit Bone

---

Ghost Coat

Effects: Boosts the target's P. DEF. by 30% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Spirit Bone	Hard Scale

---

Ghost Soul

Effects: Boosts the target's M. DEF. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Spirit Bone	Demon Tail

---

Ghost Vim

Effects: Boosts the target's P. ATK. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Spirit Bone	Beast Liver

---

Giant's Draft

Effects: Doubles the target's maximum HP, then fully recovers their HP (including the new HP). Can exceed 9,999, just in case you're wondering.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Beast Liver	Dragon Fang

---

Half Elixir

Effects: Restores 5,000 HP and 500 MP to the target. Damages them equally if undead.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Turbo Ether	X-Potion
X-Potion	Turbo Ether

---

Haste Brew

Effects: Boosts the target's Speed by 25% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Insect Antenna	Dragon Fang

---

Hi-Potion

Effects: Restores 1,000 HP to the target, or damages them equally if they are Undead. A somewhat moot combination, since two Hi-Potions sequentially are as effective as this, but there is a lower BP cost here.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Hi-Potion	Hi-Potion

---

Light Bane

Effects: Makes the target weak to Light.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Glitterbug	Insect Antenna
Insect Antenna	Glitterbug

---

Lightning Bane

Effects: Makes the target weak to Lightning.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Fulmen Shard	Insect Antenna
Insect Antenna	Fulmen Shard

---

Megalixir

Effects: Restores the party's HP by 9,999 and their MP by 999; damages the Undead for 9,999 HP and 999 MP. EVERY combination here is literally moot since they all force the combination to be an Megalixir and something.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2		Item #1	Item #2		Item #1	Item #2
Antidote	Megalixir		Megalixir	Beast Liver		Megalixir	Phoenix Down
Balsam	Megalixir		Megalixir	Dark Matter		Megalixir	Potion
Beast Liver	Megalixir		Megalixir	Demon Tail		Megalixir	Remedy
Dark Matter	Megalixir		Megalixir	Desert Rose		Megalixir	Spirit Bone
Demon Tail	Megalixir		Megalixir	Dragon Fang		Megalixir	Turbo Ether
Desert Rose	Megalixir		Megalixir	Echo Herbs		Megalixir	Wakeup Bell
Dragon Fang	Megalixir		Megalixir	Ether		Megalixir	X-Potion
Echo Herbs	Megalixir		Megalixir	Eye Drops		Monster Fiber	Megalixir
Ether	Megalixir		Megalixir	Fairy Wing		Permacrystal	Megalixir
Eye Drops	Megalixir		Megalixir	Fulment Shard		Phlogiston	Megalixir
Fairy Wing	Megalixir		Megalixir	Glitterbug		Phoenix Down	Megalixir
Fulmen Shard	Megalixir		Megalixir	Hard Scale		Potion	Megalixir
Glitterbug	Megalixir		Megalixir	Hi-Potion		Remedy	Megalixir
Hard Scale	Megalixir		Megalixir	Insect Antenna		Spirit Bone	Megalixir
Hi-Potion	Megalixir		Megalixir	Megalixir		Turbo Ether	Megalixir
Insect Antenna	Megalixir		Megalixir	Monster Fiber		Wakeup Bell	Megalixir
Megalixir	Antidote		Megalixir	Permacrystal		X-Potion	Megalixir
Megalixir	Balsam		Megalixir	Phlogiston

---

Pantheon's Wrath

Effects: Deals 1,500 Lightning-based damage to all enemies or all allies, and 2,250 if they're weak to it. Same as a normal Pantheon's Wrath.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Fulmen Shard	Fulmen Shard

---

Phoenix Down

Effects: Revives the target from K.O. A moot combination, as a single Phoenix Down (or Raise) is equally effective.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Phoenix Down	Phoenix Down

---

Plant Aura

Effects: Raises the target's M. ATK. by 20% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Monster Fiber	Spirit Bone

---

Plant Coat

Effects: Bosots the target's P. DEF. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Monster Fiber	Hard Scale

---

Plant Soul

Effects: Boosts the target's M. DEF. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Monster Fiber	Demon Tail

---

Plant Vim

Effects: Raises the target's P. ATK. by 10% (up to 150%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Monster Fiber	Beast Liver

---

Potion

Effects: Restores 300 HP to the target, or damages them for 300 HP if undead. Combination wise, it is exactly as effective as two Potions used sequentially, so the only real benefit is the lower BP cost.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Potion	Potion

---

Quarter Elixir

Effects: Restores 2,500 HP and 250 MP to the target. Damages them equally if they're undead.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Ether	Hi-Potion
Ether	X-Potion
Hi-Potion	Ether
Hi-Potion	Turbo Ether
X-Potion	Ether
X-Potion	Turbo Ether

---

Rage Orb

Effects: Inflicts 1 HP of damage to the target, and the target is more likely to be attacked. Created with basically any combination that doesn't do one of the other 88 possible things; the 140 comboes are below.

+B VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2		Item #1	Item #2		Item #1	Item #2		Item #1	Item #2
Beast Liver	Potion		Ether	Fulmen Shard		Hi-Potion	Desert Rose		Potion	Glitterbug
Beast Liver	Hi-Potion		Ether	Desert Rose		Hi-Potion	Glitterbug		Potion	Dark Matter
Beast Liver	X-Potion		Ether	Glitterbug		Hi-Potion	Dark Matter		Spirit Bone	Potion
Beast Liver	Ether		Ether	Dark Matter		Insect Antenna	Potion		Spirit Bone	Hi-Potion
Beast Liver	Turbo Ether		Fairy Wind	Potion		Insect Antenna	Hi-Potion		Spirit Bone	X-Potion
Dark Matter	Potion		Fairy Wind	Hi-Potion		Insect Antenna	X-Potion		Spirit Bone	Ether
Dark Matter	Hi-Potion		Fairy Wind	X-Potion		Insect Antenna	Ether		Spirit Bone	Turbo Ether
Dark Matter	X-Potion		Fairy Wind	Ether		Insect Antenna	Turbo Ether		Turbo Ether	Beast Liver
Dark Matter	Ether		Fairy Wind	Turbo Ether		Monster Fiber	Potion		Turbo Ether	Hard Scale
Dark Matter	Turbo Ether		Fulmen Shard	Potion		Monster Fiber	Hi-Potion		Turbo Ether	Insect Antenna
Demon Tail	Potion		Fulmen Shard	Hi-Potion		Monster Fiber	X-Potion		Turbo Ether	Monster Fiber
Demon Tail	Hi-Potion		Fulmen Shard	X-Potion		Monster Fiber	Ether		Turbo Ether	Spirit Bone
Demon Tail	X-Potion		Fulmen Shard	Ether		Monster Fiber	Turbo Ether		Turbo Ether	Demon Tail
Demon Tail	Ether		Fulmen Shard	Turbo Ether		Permacrystal	Potion		Turbo Ether	Dragon Fang
Demon Tail	Turbo Ether		Glitterbug	Potion		Permacrystal	Hi-Potion		Turbo Ether	Phlogiston
Desert Rose	Potion		Glitterbug	Hi-Potion		Permacrystal	X-Potion		Turbo Ether	Permacrystal
Desert Rose	Hi-Potion		Glitterbug	X-Potion		Permacrystal	Ether		Turbo Ether	Fairy Wind
Desert Rose	X-Potion		Glitterbug	Ether		Permacrystal	Turbo Ether		Turbo Ether	Fulmen Shard
Desert Rose	Ether		Glitterbug	Turbo Ether		Phlogiston	Potion		Turbo Ether	Desert Rose
Desert Rose	Turbo Ether		Hard Scale	Potion		Phlogiston	Hi-Potion		Turbo Ether	Glitterbug
Dragon Fang	Potion		Hard Scale	Hi-Potion		Phlogiston	X-Potion		Turbo Ether	Dark Matter
Dragon Fang	Hi-Potion		Hard Scale	X-Potion		Phlogiston	Ether		X-Potion	Beast Liver
Dragon Fang	X-Potion		Hard Scale	Ether		Phlogiston	Turbo Ether		X-Potion	Hard Scale
Dragon Fang	Ether		Hard Scale	Turbo Ether		Potion	Beast Liver		X-Potion	Insect Antenna
Dragon Fang	Turbo Ether		Hi-Potion	Beast Liver		Potion	Hard Scale		X-Potion	Monster Fiber
Ether	Beast Liver		Hi-Potion	Hard Scale		Potion	Insect Antenna		X-Potion	Spirit Bone
Ether	Hard Scale		Hi-Potion	Insect Antenna		Potion	Monster Fiber		X-Potion	Demon Tail
Ether	Insect Antenna		Hi-Potion	Monster Fiber		Potion	Spirit Bone		X-Potion	Dragon Fang
Ether	Monster Fiber		Hi-Potion	Spirit Bone		Potion	Demon Tail		X-Potion	Phlogiston
Ether	Spirit Bone		Hi-Potion	Demon Tail		Potion	Dragon Fang		X-Potion	Permacrystal
Ether	Demon Tail		Hi-Potion	Dragon Fang		Potion	Phlogiston		X-Potion	Fairy Wind
Ether	Dragon Fang		Hi-Potion	Phlogiston		Potion	Permacrystal		X-Potion	Fulmen Shard
Ether	Phlogiston		Hi-Potion	Permacrystal		Potion	Fairy Wind		X-Potion	Desert Rose
Ether	Permacrystal		Hi-Potion	Fairy Wind		Potion	Fulmen Shard		X-Potion	Glitterbug
Ether	Fairy Wind		Hi-Potion	Fulmen Shard		Potion	Desert Rose		X-Potion	Dark Matter

---

Reincarnate

Effects: Brings the target back from KO with full HP and full MP.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Ether	Phoenix Down
Phoenix Down	Ether
Phoenix Down	Turbo Ether
Turbo Ether	Phoenix Down

---

Remedy

Effects: Cures every ailment for the target other than KO, Stop, and Doom - this includes Charm, Paralysis, Blind, Silence, Poison, Sleep, Dread, Berserk, and Confusion. Since every combination requires the use of a Remedy and something, it's a moot combination.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2		Item #1	Item #2
Antidote	Remedy		Remedy	Eye Drops
Balsam	Remedy		Remedy	Hi-Potion
Echo Herbs	Remedy		Remedy	Phoenix Down
Ether	Remedy		Remedy	Potion
Eye Drops	Remedy		Remedy	Remedy
Hi-Potion	Remedy		Remedy	Turbo Ether
Phoenix Down	Remedy		Remedy	Wakeup Bell
Potion	Remedy		Remedy	X-Potion
Remedy	Antidote		Turbo Ether	Reemdy
Remedy	Balsam		Wakeup Bell	Remedy
Remedy	Echo Herbs		X-Potion	Remedy
Remedy	Ether

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Resist Blind

Effects: The target becomes less likely to contract the Blind status ailment.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Ether	Eye Drops
Eye Drops	Ether
Eye Drops	Turbo Ether
Turbo Ether	Eye Drops

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Resist Dark

Effects: Makes the target immune to Dark.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Dark Matter	Monster Fiber
Monster Fiber	Dark Matter

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Resist Dread

Effects: The target becomes less likely to contract the Dread status ailment.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Balsam	Ether
Balsam	Turbo Ether
Ether	Balsam
Turbo Ether	Balsam

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Resist Earth

Effects: Makes the target immune to Earth.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Desert Rose	Monster Fiber
Monster Fiber	Desert Rose

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Resist Fire

Effects: Makes the target immune to Fire.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Monster Fiber	Phlogiston
Phlogiston	Monster Fiber

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Resist Light

Effects: Makes the target immune to Light.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Glitterbug	Monster Fiber
Monster Fiber	Glitterbug

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Resist Lightning

Effects: Makes the target immune to Lightning

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Fulmen Shard	Monster Fiber
Monster Fiber	Fulmen Shard

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Resist Poison

Effects: The target becomes less likely to contract the Poison status ailment.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Antidote	Ether
Antidote	Turbo Ether
Ether	Antidote
Turbo Ether	Antidote

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Resist Silence

Effects: The target becomes less likely to contract the Silence status ailment.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Echo Herbs	Ether
Echo Herbs	Turbo Ether
Ether	Echo Herbs
Turbo Ether	Echo Herbs

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Resist Sleep

Effects: The target becomes less likely to contract the Sleep status ailment.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Ether	Wakeup Bell
Turbo Ether	Wakeup Bell
Wakeup Bell	Ether
Wakeup Bell	Turbo Ether

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Resist Water

Effects: Makes the target immune to Water.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Monster Fiber	Permacrystal
Permacrystal	Monster Fiber

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Resist Wind

Effects: Makes the target immune to Wind.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Fairy Wing	Monster Fiber
Monster Fiber	Fairy Wing

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Resurrect

Effects: Brings the target back from KO with 5,000 HP (or their max, if that's lower than 5,000).

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Hi-Potion	Phoenix Down
Phoenix Down	Hi-Potion
Phoenix Down	Potion
Phoenix Down	X-Potion
Potion	Phoenix Down
X-Potion	Phoenix Down

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Shadowflare

Effects: Inflicts a flat 5,000 HP of Dark damage to the target. Damage increases to 7,500 if they are weak to Dark.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Demon Tail	Dragon Fang

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Smelling Salts

Effects: Cures a number of the target's statuses.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2		Item #1	Item #2		Item #1	Item #2
Antidote	Balsam		Echo Herbs	Antidote		Phoenix Down	Antidote
Antidote	Echo Herbs		Echo Herbs	Balsam		Phoenix Down	Balsam
Antidote	Eye Drops		Echo Herbs	Eye Drops		Phoenix Down	Echo Herbs
Antidote	Phoenix Down		Echo Herbs	Phoenix Down		Phoenix Down	Eye Drops
Antidote	Wakeup Bell		Echo Herbs	Wakeup Bell		Phoenix Down	Wakeup Bell
Balsam	Antidote		Eye Drops	Antidote		Wakeup Bell	Antidote
Balsam	Echo Herb		Eye Drops	Balsam		Wakeup Bell	Balsam
Balsam	Eye Drops		Eye Drops	Echo Herbs		Wakeup Bell	Echo Herbs
Balsam	Phoenix Down		Eye Drops	Phoenix Down		Wakeup Bell	Eye Drops
Balsam	Wakeup Bell		Eye Drops	Wakeup Bell		Wakeup Bell	Phoenix Down

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Tengu Sneeze

Effects: Deals 1,500 HP of Wind damage to all allies or all enemies, and 2,250 if they're weak to it. Same as a normal Tengu Sneeze.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Fairy Wing	Fairy Wing

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Turbo Ether

Effects: Restores 300 MP to the target, or damages them for 300 MP if they're Undead. A bit moot since two sequential Turbo Ethers are equally effective, but this has a lower BP cost.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Turbo Ether	Turbo Ether

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Turtle Split

Effects: Lower's the target's P. DEF. by 25% (as low as 25%) for four turns.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Hard Scale	Dragon Fang

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Wakeup Bell

Effects: Cures the target's Sleep status. Given what you use to make this item, it's a moot combination: one Wakeup Bell is just as effective.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Wakeup Bell	Wakeup Bell

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Water Bane

Effects: Makes the target weak to Water.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Insect Antenna	Permacrystal
Permacrystal	Insect Antenna

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Water of Life

Effects: It's the same effect as casting Regen on the target: 3% of their max HP is restored with each turn, or lost if undead.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Hi-Potion	Potion
Potion	Hi-Potion
Potion	X-Potion
X-Potion	Poiton

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Wind Bane

Effects: Makes the target weak to Wind.

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Fairy Wing	Insect Antenna
Insect Antenna	Fairy Wing

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X-Potion

Effects: Restores 3,000 HP to the target, or damages them for 3,000 HP if undead. Most of the combos here are pretty okay, though X-Potion + X-Potion is a bit moot (other than the lower BP cost).

VALID ITEM COMBINATIONS
Item #1	Item #2
Ether	Potion
Potion	Ether
Potion	Turbo Ether
Turbo Ether	Potion
X-Potion	X-Potion

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Special Move Details

Introduction

"What is a special move?", one might ask me.

That same one might get a smack in the from me as well - for a Special Move is just that, special. =P To be more specific, Special Moves are made available later during the Intro section of the game, and they are moves that serve some kind of purpose. For one thing, they are usually more powerful than your typical moves, and often are able to lower or increase stats - plus, these buffs/debuffs are stacked on top of your other boosts, allowing your stats to go as high as 200% the norm (2000% with the critical-hit rate), which is absolutely deadly once you further multiply that into weaknesses, certain attacks, and so on. These stat durations will last for as long as the changed background music plays, and using another Special move while the BGM plays basically resets the timer and allows the stats to stack up even further! With the proper timing and set-up, you will become an absolute god on the battlefield ... for a time anyhow. ;)

In this section, we will analyze a number of things about special moves. These will include the conditions each require to be used, their base effects, and the effects that are applied if you upgrade the move part shops in Norende and equip them onto the moves in question. Enjoy.

Special Moves

• Axe Special #1 - Grand Strike:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 3
  • To Trigger: Defeat enemies via physical attacks 5 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attacks all enemies - 50% stronger than normal
    • Boosts your party's P. DEF. by 20%

• Axe Special #2 - Maelstrom:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 7
  • To Trigger: Defeat enemies via physical attacks 10 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attacks an enemy 5 times, each at 80% power - overall 4x stronger than normal
    • Your party's Hit Count goes up by 35%

• Axe Special #3 - Gigaton Swing:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 10
  • To Trigger: Defeat enemies via physical attacks 15 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Earth-elemental attack that is 6x stronger than normal
    • Party's P. DEF. goes up by 50%

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• Bow Special #1 - Maximum Draw:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 2
  • To Trigger: Hit an enemy's weakness 5 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attack an enemy at triple power
    • Critical-hit rate for the party is boosted by 300%

• Bow Special #2 - Rapid Fire:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 6
  • To Trigger: Hit an enemy's weakness 10 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attacks an enemy five times at 80% power - overall 4.0 times as powerful
    • Boosts the party's Hit Count by 35%

• Bow Special #3 - Angelic Pillar:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 9
  • To Trigger: Hit an enemy's weakness 15 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attacks all enemies with a triple-power Light-elemental attack
    • Boosts the party's M. DEF. by 50%

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• Dagger Special #1 - Infinity:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 1
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • To Trigger: Use items five times
  • Effects:
    • Hits one target 5 times, each at 70% power - overall, 3.5 times as powerful
    • Boosts your party's Hit Count by 20%

• Dagger Special #2 - Blade Storm:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 2
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • To Trigger: Use items ten times
  • Effects:
    • Hits one target 15 times, each at 30% power - overall, 4.5 times as powerful
    • Boosts your party's Hit Count by 35%

• Dagger Special #3 - Cross Divide:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 8
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • To Trigger: Use items 15 times
  • Effects:
    • Hits one target 10 times, each at 70% power - overall, 7.0 times as powerful
    • Boosts your party's Hit Count by 50%

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• Katana Special #1 - Moonshadow:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 3
  • To Trigger: Default five times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attacks an enemy at double-power
    • Likely to induce Stop on the target
    • Boosts the party's P. ATK. by 20%

• Katana Special #2 - Breaking Wave:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 3
  • To Trigger: Default ten times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attacks all enemies with a double-power, Water-elemental attack
    • Boosts the party's critical-hit rate by 900%

• Katana Special #3 - Petal Swirl:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 10
  • To Trigger: Default fifteen times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attacks an enemy 5 times at 120% power - overall 6 times as powerful
    • Boosts the party's Speed by 50%

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• Knuckles' Special #1 - Moonbeam:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 3
  • To Trigger: Induce 3 critical hits
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attack an enemy at triple-power
    • Boosts your party's P. ATK. by 20%

• Knuckles' Special #2 - Ascendant Palm:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 7
  • To Trigger: Induce 6 critical hits
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attack an enemy 16 times at 30% power - overall 4.8 times as powerful
    • Boosts the Hit Count of the party by 35%

• Knuckles' Special #3 - Thunderburst:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 9
  • To Trigger: Induce 9 critical hits
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attacks an enemy with a Lightning-elemental attack at 5-times power
    • Boosts the party's P. ATK. by 50%

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• Rod Special #1 - Piercing Bolt:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 2
  • To Trigger: Use any kind of magic 10 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attacks an enemy at 150% power (ignores P. DEF.)
    • Boosts your party's M. ATK. by 20%

• Rod Special #2 - Withering Ripple:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 5
  • To Trigger: Use any kind of magic 20 times
  • Move Parts: Lengthen Effect, Lower Enemy Stat, Lower Enemy Ailment Resistance, Lower Enemy Element Resistance
  • Effects:
    • Lowers all enemies' P. ATK., M. ATK., P. DEF., and M. DEF., each by 15%, and for four turns
    • Boosts your party's M. ATK. by 35%

• Rod Special #3 - Holy Weapon:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 8
  • To Trigger: Use any kind of magic 30 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attacks all enemies at 500% power; Demons are hit at 750% power
    • Boosts your party's M. ATK. by 50%

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• Spear Special #1 - Horizon:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 3
  • To Trigger: Inflict physical damage 10 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attack an enemy at triple power
    • Boosts the party's critical-hit rate by 300%

• Spear Special #2 - Overpower:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 5
  • To Trigger: Inflict physical damage 20 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attacks an enemy 6 times at 60% power - overall, 3.6 times more powerful
    • Very likely to induce paralysis on the target
    • Boosts the party's P. ATK. by 35%

• Spear Special #3 - Megiddo Flame:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 9
  • To Trigger: Inflict physical damage 30 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Fire-elemental attack to all enemies at 5x-power
    • Boosts the party's P. ATK. by 50%

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• Staff Special #1 - Rejuvenation:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 1
  • To Trigger: Use healing actions 10 times
  • Move Parts: HP Healing Boost, Cure Ailment, MP Healing Boost, BP Boost
  • Effects:
    • Heals all allies
    • Healing magics are doubled in potency

• Staff Special #2 - Lux:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 5
  • To Trigger: Use healing actions 20 times
  • Move Parts: Lengthen Effect, Boost Stat, Boost Ailment Resistance, Boost Element Resistance
  • Effects:
    • Increases all allies' P. ATK., M. ATK., P. DEF., and M. DEF. by 25%
    • Also increases all allies' Speed by 35%

• Staff Special #3 - Divine Light:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 8
  • To Trigger: Use healing actions 30 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attacks an enemy - it is 7x more powerful, and 10.5x as powerful to the undead
    • Boosts your party's M. ATK. by 50%

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• Sword Special #1 - Hack and Slsash:
  • How to Get: Automatically obtained
  • To Trigger: Use Brave 10 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • 5-Hit attack, each at 60% power - basically, a triple-power Attack
    • Lowers target's P. DEF. by 25%
    • Boosts party's Hit Count by 25% (up to 16, or 32 with Frenetic Fighting)

• Sword Special #2 - Air Splitter:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 3
  • To Trigger: Use Brave 20 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Attack all enemies - damage is double the norm
    • Boosts your party's P. ATK. by 35%

• Sword Special #3 - Sonic Wave:
  • How to Get: Special Move Shop, Level 10
  • To Trigger: Use Brave 30 times
  • Move Parts: Attack Element, Power Boost, Family-Slaying, Status-Inducing
  • Effects:
    • Wind-elemental attack - 6x stronger than usual
    • Your party's P. ATK. goes up by 50%

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Special Move Parts

As you help restore Norende, you will end up uncovering several shops that are able to give you "move parts" - the moment the shop is restored, you can equip any of these to the Special move via the X Button menu, so long as the move in question can equip it. All of these effects are used in some way to amplify the moves, too, and usually fit into one of several categories, as below.

"AILMENT CURING" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
Cure Poison	River Parts Shop, Level 1	Cures this ailment from the whole party
Cure Blind	River Parts Shop, Level 2	Cures this ailment from the whole party
Cure Silence	River Parts Shop, Level 3	Cures this ailment from the whole party
Cure Sleep	River Parts Shop, Level 4	Cures this ailment from the whole party
Cure Paralysis	River Parts Shop, Level 5	Cures this ailment from the whole party
Cure Fear	River Parts Shop, Level 6	Cures this ailment from the whole party
Cure Berserk	River Parts Shop, Level 7	Cures this ailment from the whole party
Cure Stop	River Parts Shop, Level 8	Cures this ailment from the whole party
Cure Confuse	River Parts Shop, Level 9	Cures this ailment from the whole party
Cure Charm	River Parts Shop, Level 10	Cures this ailment from the whole party
Cure KO	River Parts Shop, Level 10	Cures this ailment from the whole party
Cure Doom	Jill Parts Shop, Level 10	Cures this ailment from the whole party

"ATTACK WITH AILMENT" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
Poison Touch	Cape Parts Shop, Level 1	Your Special has a 75% chance to hit the target with this ailment
Blind Touch	Cape Parts Shop, Level 2	Your Special has a 75% chance to hit the target with this ailment
Silence Touch	Cape Parts Shop, Level 3	Your Special has a 75% chance to hit the target with this ailment
Sleep Touch	Cape Parts Shop, Level 4	Your Special has a 75% chance to hit the target with this ailment
Paralyze Touch	Cape Parts Shop, Level 5	Your Special has a 75% chance to hit the target with this ailment
Dread Touch	Cape Parts Shop, Level 6	Your Special has a 75% chance to hit the target with this ailment
Stop Touch	Cape Parts Shop, Level 7	Your Special has a 75% chance to hit the target with this ailment
Confuse Touch	Cape Parts Shop, Level 8	Your Special has a 75% chance to hit the target with this ailment
Charm Touch	Cape Parts Shop, Level 9	Your Special has a 75% chance to hit the target with this ailment
Death Touch	Cape Parts Shop, Level 10	Your Special has a 75% chance to hit the target with this ailment

"ATTACK WITH ELEMENT" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
Fire	Hill Parts Shop, Level 1	Your Special is of this element - damage is x1.5 to the weak, x0.5 to the resisters
Water	Hill Parts Shop, Level 2	Your Special is of this element - damage is x1.5 to the weak, x0.5 to the resisters
Lightning	Hill Parts Shop, Level 3	Your Special is of this element - damage is x1.5 to the weak, x0.5 to the resisters
Wind	Hill Parts Shop, Level 4	Your Special is of this element - damage is x1.5 to the weak, x0.5 to the resisters
Earth	Hill Parts Shop, Level 5	Your Special is of this element - damage is x1.5 to the weak, x0.5 to the resisters
Light	Hill Parts Shop, Level 7	Your Special is of this element - damage is x1.5 to the weak, x0.5 to the resisters
Dark	Hill Parts Shop, Level 8	Your Special is of this element - damage is x1.5 to the weak, x0.5 to the resisters

"BP BONUS" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
BP Bonus Lv. 1	Valley Parts Shop, Level 9	The party gains 1 BP when this Special is used
BP Bonus Lv. 2	Valley Parts Shop, Level 10	The party gains 2 BP when this Special is used

"FAMILY-SLAYING" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
Beast Slaying	River Parts Shop, Level 1	Deal 50% more damage to this monster family with your Special
Plant Slaying	River Parts Shop, Level 2	Deal 50% more damage to this monster family with your Special
Aquatic Slaying	River Parts Shop, Level 3	Deal 50% more damage to this monster family with your Special
Insect Slaying	River Parts Shop, Level 4	Deal 50% more damage to this monster family (Bug) with your Special
Flier Slaying	River Parts Shop, Level 5	Deal 50% more damage to this monster family (Aerial) with your Special
Undead Slaying	River Parts Shop, Level 6	Deal 50% more damage to this monster family with your Special
Demon Slaying	River Parts Shop, Level 7	Deal 50% more damage to this monster family with your Special
Dragon Slaying	River Parts Shop, Level 1	Deal 50% more damage to this monster family with your Special

"HP-RESTORING BOOSTING" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
Recover HP Lv. 1	Cape Parts Shop, Level 1	Recovers some HP for the party (higher level = more HP)
Recover HP Lv. 2	Cape Parts Shop, Level 3	Recovers some HP for the party (higher level = more HP)
Recover HP Lv. 3	Cape Parts Shop, Level 5	Recovers some HP for the party (higher level = more HP)
Recover HP Lv. 4	Cape Parts Shop, Level 7	Recovers some HP for the party (higher level = more HP)
Recover HP Lv. 5	Cape Parts Shop, Level 9	Recovers some HP for the party (higher level = more HP)

"LENGTHEN EFFECT" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
+1 Turn	Valley Parts Shop, Level 1	All status buffs or debuffs from this Special are 1 turn longer
+2 Turns	Valley Parts Shop, Level 3	All status buffs or debuffs from this Special are 2 turns longer
+3 Turns	Valley Parts Shop, Level 5	All status buffs or debuffs from this Special are 3 turns longer
+4 Turns	Valley Parts Shop, Level 7	All status buffs or debuffs from this Special are 4 turns longer
+5 Turns	Valley Parts Shop, Level 10	All status buffs or debuffs from this Special are 5 turns longer

"LOWER ENEMY ELEMENT RESISTANCE" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
Fire Res. Down	Hill Parts Shop, Level 1	Makes the enemy party weak to the named element
Water Res. Down	Hill Parts Shop, Level 2	Makes the enemy party weak to the named element
Lightning Res. Down	Hill Parts Shop, Level 3	Makes the enemy party weak to the named element
Wind Res. Down	Hill Parts Shop, Level 4	Makes the enemy party weak to the named element
Earth Res. Down	Hill Parts Shop, Level 5	Makes the enemy party weak to the named element
Light Res. Down	Hill Parts Shop, Level 7	Makes the enemy party weak to the named element
Dark Res. Down	Hill Parts Shop, Level 9	Makes the enemy party weak to the named element

"LOWER ENEMY STAT" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
M. Atk. Down	Valley Parts Shop, Level 2	Lowers this stat for all of the enemy party
P. Atk. Down	Valley Parts Shop, Level 4	Lowers this stat for all of the enemy party
M. Def. Down	Valley Parts Shop, Level 6	Lowers this stat for all of the enemy party
Speed Down	Hill Parts Shop, Level 6	Lowers this stat for all of the enemy party
P. Def. Down	Valley Parts Shop, Level 8	Lowers this stat for all of the enemy party
Accuracy Down	Hill Parts Shop, Level 8	Lowers this stat for all of the enemy party

"LOWER ENEMY STATUS RESISTANCE" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
Poison Res. Down	Cape Parts Shop, Level 1	Lowers the enemy party's resistance for this ailment
Blind Res. Down	Cape Parts Shop, Level 2	Lowers the enemy party's resistance for this ailment
Silence Res. Down	Cape Parts Shop, Level 3	Lowers the enemy party's resistance for this ailment
Sleep Res. Down	Cape Parts Shop, Level 4	Lowers the enemy party's resistance for this ailment
Paralyze Res. Down	Cape Parts Shop, Level 5	Lowers the enemy party's resistance for this ailment
Dread Res. Down	Cape Parts Shop, Level 6	Lowers the enemy party's resistance for this ailment
Stop Res. Down	Cape Parts Shop, Level 7	Lowers the enemy party's resistance for this ailment
Confuse Res. Down	Cape Parts Shop, Level 8	Lowers the enemy party's resistance for this ailment
Charm Res. Down	Cape Parts Shop, Level 9	Lowers the enemy party's resistance for this ailment
Death Res. Down	Cape Parts Shop, Level 10	Lowers the enemy party's resistance for instant-Death

"MP-RESTORING BOOSTING" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
Recover MP Lv. 1	Cape Parts Shop, Level 2	Recovers some MP for the party (higher level = more MP)
Recover MP Lv. 2	Cape Parts Shop, Level 4	Recovers some MP for the party (higher level = more MP)
Recover MP Lv. 3	Cape Parts Shop, Level 6	Recovers some MP for the party (higher level = more MP)
Recover MP Lv. 4	Cape Parts Shop, Level 8	Recovers some MP for the party (higher level = more MP)
Recover MP Lv. 5	Cape Parts Shop, Level 10	Recovers some MP for the party (higher level = more MP)

"POWER BOOST" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
10% Power Boost	Valley Parts Shop, Level 1	Boosts the Special's power by 10%
20% Power Boost	Valley Parts Shop, Level 3	Boosts the Special's power by 20%
30% Power Boost	Valley Parts Shop, Level 5	Boosts the Special's power by 30%
40% Power Boost	Valley Parts Shop, Level 7	Boosts the Special's power by 40%
50% Power Boost	Valley Parts Shop, Level 9	Boosts the Special's power by 50%

"RAISE ALLIES' STATS" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
M. Atk. Up	Valley Parts Shop, Level 2	Boosts the named stat for all of your party
P. Atk. Up	Valley Parts Shop, Level 4	Boosts the named stat for all of your party
M. Def. Up	Valley Parts Shop, Level 6	Boosts the named stat for all of your party
Speed Up	Hill Parts Shop, Level 6	Boosts the named stat for all of your party
P. Atk. Up	Valley Parts Shop, Level 8	Boosts the named stat for all of your party
Evade Up	Hill Parts Shop, Level 8	Boosts the named stat for all of your party
Crit. Rate Up	River Parts Shop, Level 8	Boosts the named stat for all of your party

"RAISE ALLIES' AILMENT RESISTANCE" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
Poison Res. Up	River Parts Shop, Level 1	Increases the resistance for this ailment across the party
Blind Res. Up	River Parts Shop, Level 2	Increases the resistance for this ailment across the party
Silence Res. Up	River Parts Shop, Level 3	Increases the resistance for this ailment across the party
Sleep Res. Up	River Parts Shop, Level 4	Increases the resistance for this ailment across the party
Paralyze Res. Up	River Parts Shop, Level 5	Increases the resistance for this ailment across the party
Dread Res. Up	River Parts Shop, Level 6	Increases the resistance for this ailment across the party
Berserk Res. Up	River Parts Shop, Level 7	Increases the resistance for this ailment across the party
Stop Res. Up	River Parts Shop, Level 8	Increases the resistance for this ailment across the party
Confuse Res. Up	River Parts Shop, Level 9	Increases the resistance for this ailment across the party
Charm Res. Up	River Parts Shop, Level 10	Increases the resistance for this ailment across the party
Death Res. Up	Hill Parts Shop, Level 10	Increases the resistance for insant-death across the party

"RAISE ALLIES' ELEMENT RESISTANCE" PARTS
Part Name	Unlocked From/When	Effects
Fire Res. Up	Hill Parts Shop, Level 1	Increases the resistance for the element named across the party
Water Res. Up	Hill Parts Shop, Level 2	Increases the resistance for the element named across the party
Lightning Res. Up	Hill Parts Shop, Level 3	Increases the resistance for the element named across the party
Wind Res. Up	Hill Parts Shop, Level 4	Increases the resistance for the element named across the party
Earth Res. Up	Hill Parts Shop, Level 5	Increases the resistance for the element named across the party
Light Res. Up	Hill Parts Shop, Level 7	Increases the resistance for the element named across the party
Dark Res. Up	Hill Parts Shop, Level 9	Increases the resistance for the element named across the party

Item Listings

Restorative Items

Not to much to say about these. The big note is that the Turn Toxic ability of the Salve-Maker job class has an effect implied-but-not-explicitly-detailed here: curative items will deal damage under that ability. For example, a Potion under Turn Toxic will damage for 150 HP, even if not Undead; Ethers do 40 MP of damage; Elixirs deal 9,999 HP and 999 MP of damage; and so on.

Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Balsam	100 pg	Cures the Dread status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Elixir	-	Restores the target's HP by 9,999 HP and MP by 999 MP; deals 9,999 HP and 999 MP of damage to the undead
Elixir*	-	NOTE THE ASTERISK - this Elixir, only stealable from some Mammon Nemeses, reduces HP and MP to 1 (or by 9,999/999 out of Bravely Second)!
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP to a single target; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Megalixir	-	Restores the party's HP by 9,999 and MP by 999; deals 9,999 HP and 999 MP of damage to the undead
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Remedy	500 pg	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Turbo Ether	5,000 pg	Restores 150 MP; damages the undead for 150 MP
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Wakes up an ally from Sleep
X-Potion	1,500 pg	Restores 1,500 HP; damages the undead for 1,500 HP

Battle Items

Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antarctic Wind	200 pg	Deals 500 HP of Water-based damage to all enemies or all allies (750 if weak to it)
Arctic Wind	2,000 pg	Deals 1,500 HP of Water-based damage to all enemies or all allies (2,250 if weak to it)
Bacchus's Wine	500 pg	Inflicts Berserk upon the target - 100% success rate unless immune
Bomb Arm	2,000 pg	Deals 1,500 HP of Fire-based damage to all enemies or all allies (2,250 if weak to it)
Bomb Fragment	200 pg	Deals 500 HP of Fire-based damage to all enemies or all allies (750 if weak to it)
Earth Drum	200 pg	Deals 500 HP of Earth-based damage to all enemies or all allies (750 if weak to it)
Earth Mallet	2,000 pg	Deals 1,500 HP of Earth-based damage to all enemies or all allies (2,250 if weak to it)
Gold Hourglass	500 pg	Stops all enemies or all allies - succeeds 75% of the time
Light Curtain	1,000 pg	Applies Reflect to the target, making them bounce magic against them to the other side (i.e. you to enemies)
Lilith's Kiss	500 pg	Damages the target's MP; the user recovers their MP equal to 10% of the damage
Pantheon's Wrath	2,000 pg	Deals 1,500 HP of Lightning-based damage to all enemies or all allies (2,250 if weak to it)
SP Drink	-	Item bought with real-world currency to boost SP to the max of 3
Stardust	2,000 pg	Hits a target 1~4 times with non-elemental magic that ignores Reflect
Tengu Sneeze	2,000 pg	Deals 1,500 HP of Wind-based damage to all enemies or all allies (2,250 if weak to it)
Tengu Yawn	200 pg	Deals 500 HP of Wind-based damage to all enemies or all allies (750 if weak to it)
Zeus's Wrath	200 pg	Deals 500 HP of Lightning-based damage to all enemies or all allies (750 if weak to it)

Compounding Items

In addition to all of the Restorative Items, these too can be used by Salve-Makers for Item Compounding, in which two items are combined into new ones. See the linked-to sections for other details; the below details the general expectations when the following items (useful only in compounding) are ... well, compounded.

Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Beast Liver	200 pg	Used in P. ATK.-boosters
Dark Matter	200 pg	Used in Dark-based items
Demon Tail	500 pg	Used in M. DEF.-boosters
Desert Rose	200 pg	Used in Earth-based items
Dragon Fang	5,000 pg	Used in high-potency items
Fairy Wing	200 pg	Used in Wind-based items
Fulmen Shard	200 pg	Used in Lightning-based items
Glitterbug	200 pg	Used in Light-based items
Hard Scale	200 pg	Used in P. DEF.-boosters
Insect Antenna	200 pg	Used in weakness-inducing items
Monster Fiber	500 pg	Used in weakness-inducing items
Permacrystal	200 pg	Used in Water-based items
Phlogiston	200 pg	Used in Fire-based items
Spirit Bone	500 pg	Used in M. ATK.-boosters

Stat-Boosting Buns

You won't be able to find these Buns in D's Journal, so you know - they're, for some reason, not a registered item. (Probably because it would be mean those without StreetPass or Internet availability could never 100% the game.) Buns are the stat-boosting items of this game, able to permanently boosts any of your stats. These are only available as drops from Nemeses you'll encounter in the Norende reconstruction effort, though.

Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Agility Bun	-	Permanently boosts the user's Agility by 1
Dexterity Bun	-	Permanently boosts the user's Dexterity by 1
HP Booster Bun	-	Permanently boosts the user's maximum HP by 100
Intelligence Bun	-	Permanently boosts the user's Intelligence by 1
Mind Bun	-	Permanently boosts the user's Mind by 1
MP Booster Bun	-	Permanently boosts the user's maximum MP by 10
Strength Bun	-	Permanently boosts the user's Strength by 1
Vitality Bun	-	Permanently boosts the user's Vitality by 1

Equipment Listings

Abbreviations

Throughout the whole of this section, a number of abbreviations, per those in the game, will be used to denote the changes in stats. Any stat listed with a "-" will have no contribution to that stat, good or bad. So, the abbreviations:

• STAT VALUES:
  • P. ATK: Physical attack - used in determining damage from regular and physical attacks
  • M. ATK: Magical attack - used in determining damage from magical spells and the like
  • AIM: Not an abbreviation, but can also be thought of as Accuracy - it maxes at 255(%) for a guaranteed hit - 100% in hex
  • CRIT: Your critical-hit rate
  • P. DEF: Physical defense - used to lessen damage from physical attacks
  • M. DEF: Magic defense - used to lessen damage from magical attacks
  • Evade: Not an abbreviation, but often thought of as Evasion in related RPGs; it also affects the enemy's hit count

• BASE STATS: (As of v1.80+, these are not in a chart form, but still noted in the "Other Notes" part of the chart for aesthetic reasons)
  • HP: Maximum HP (Hit Points) - the determinant of your health
  • MP: Maximum MP (Magic Points) - the determinant of your magic "ammunition", as it were
  • STR: Strength - determines the overall strength of physical attacks; increments in this also increase P. ATK.
  • VIT: Vitality - determines the overall defense from physical attacks; increments in this also increase P. DEF.
  • INT: Intelligence - determines the overall strength of magical attacks and ailment hit rates; increments in this also increase M. ATK.
  • MIND: Mind - determines the overall defense from magical attacks, the power of curative spells (i.e. Cure), and ailment evasion; increments in this also increase M. DEF.
  • DEX: Dexterity - affects the accuracy of physical attacks and the attack rate of Brave; increments in this also increase Aim
  • AGI: Agility - affects physical evasion, number of hits, speed in battle, and first-strike rates; increments in this also increase Evade

Equipment Affinity

This section is extremely important in regards to the stats listed throughout this guide as a whole, and here especially. When you buy and equip weaponry, you'll probably notice that stuff is marked with a letter grade - E, D, C, B, A, or S. Which is given what depends on a number of things, including the job of the equipper and their abilities, as well as the equipment type.

What is the importance of these affinities? Stat boosts! The higher the affinity of a piece of equipment, the better of a boost you'll get. For example, take the Ise-no-Kami katana, which boosts P. ATK. by 20. With a rank of E, that's it. However...

Rank	Multiplier	Ise-no-Kami Example
E	x1.0	20
D	x1.2	24
C	x1.4	28
B	x1.6	32
A	x1.8	36
S	x2.0	40

... under different, higher ranks, you can go as high as double that number! Thusly, when you buy weaponry, it is to your advantage to not pay attention to just the stats given, but your affinity to the equipment, and, if desired, change your job.

Throughout this section on equipment - and, indeed, throughout the whole FAQ - all equipment is assumed to have no boost applied to it in regards to stats. That is to say, the stats listed throughout the FAQ, including here, are as they are given to you in the game by pressing X: the Rank E stats which provide no boost. Okay?

There is one big footnote, however: affinities also only affect the primary stats you'd expect to increase. In other words, P. ATK for weapons, and P. DEF for armor and shields will only be increased by affinity. Take the 15-point boost in Critical in the Ise-no-Kami, for example: by having a Rank S affinity, you will still have a 15-point - not 30-point - boost in Critical.

Weapons: Axes

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Weapopn Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Cross Axe	-	41	-	85	-3	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Demons
Death Axe	-	51	-	85	-3	-	-	-	Uses Kill as an item
Earthbreaker	-	60	-	85	-3	-	-	-	Earth-elemental
Flare Hatchet	-	39	-	85	-3	-	-	-	Fire-elemental
Fox Tail	100,000 pg	54	-	85	-3	-	-	-	Agility +20
Giant Axe	-	58	-	60	-3	-	-	-	N/A
Grinder Axe	39,400 pg	50	-	85	-3	-	-	-	25% chance to cause Fear
Heavy Axe	40,000 pg	52	-	85	-3	-	-	-	N/A
Labrys	100,000 pg	53	-	85	-3	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Beast
Mythril Axe	1,200 pg	22	-	85	-3	-	-	-	N/A
Tomahawk	-	30	-	85	-3	-	-	-	N/A
Viking Axe	4,800 pg	36	-	85	-3	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Aquatic
War Axe	18,000 pg	44	-	85	-3	-	-	-	N/A

Weapons: Bows

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Weapopn Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Aeolian Bow	3,600 pg	54	-	95	-	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying
Ancient Bow	-	70	-	95	-	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying; 25% chance to Paralyze
Angel Bow	3,500 pg	56	-	95	-	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying; 25% chance to Charm
Artemis's Bow	-	90	-	95	-	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying
Birch Bow	-	49	-	95	-	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying and Demons
Composite Bow	1,950 pg	44	-	95	-	-	-	-	30% chance to Poison; damage +50% to Flying
Death Bow	14,800 pg	66	-	95	-	-	-	-	25% chance to cause Death; damage +50% to Flying
Elven Bow	21,000 pg	72	--	95	-	-	-	-	25% chance to Confuse; Damage +50% to Flying
Gale Bow	-	60	-	95	-	-	-	-	Uses Haste as an item; damage +50% to Flying
Iron Bow	-	22	-	95	-	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying
Killer Bow	14,000 pg	66	-	95	-	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying; 25% chance for instant Death
Mythril Bow	850 pg	34	-	95	-	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying
Yoichi's Bow	-	76	-	95	20	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying

Weapons: Daggers

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Weapopn Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Air Knife	-	34	-	95	3	-	-	-	Wind-elemental
Assassin's Dagger	10,000 pg	29	-	95	3	-	-	-	25% chance to cause Death
Carving Knife	150 pg	6	-	95	3	-	-	-	N/A
Dagger	50 pg	2	-	95	3	-	-	-	N/A
Falcon Knife	88,230 pg	36	-	95	3	-	-	-	Agility +20
Frenzy Dagger	1,200 pg	20	-	95	3	-	-	-	25% chance to Berserk
Gladius	24,000 pg	32	-	95	3	-	-	-	N/A
Kukri	350 pg	10	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Kunai	-	27	-	95	3	-	-	20	N/A
Mage Masher	-	5	-	95	3	-	-	-	Can Silence - 25% chance
Magic Knife	100,000 pg	1	25	95	3	-	-	-	N/A
Main-Gauche	3,500 pg	22	-	95	3	-	-	20	N/A
Mythril Dagger	700 pg	15	-	95	3	-	-	-	N/A
Orichal Dagger	5,000 pg	27	-	95	3	-	-	-	N/A
Ripper	-	23	-	95	20	-	-	-	Damage +50% to humans
Thief's Knife	-	12	-	95	3	-	-	-	You can steal items with Attack
Yatagarasu	-	40	-	95	3	-	-	25	N/A

Weapons: Katanas

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Weapopn Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Ama-no-Murakumo	-	51	-	90	15	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Dragon
Ise-no-Kami	-	20	-	90	15	-	-	-	N/A
Kiku-Ichimonji	-	36	-	90	15	-	-	-	N/A
Kotetsu	14,500 pg	34	-	90	15	-	-	-	N/A
Masamune	27,000 pg	39	-	90	15	-	-	-	N/A
Muramasa	-	41	-	90	15	-	-	-	Uses Defang as an item
Mutso-no-Kami	62,000 pg	48	-	90	15	-	-	-	N/A
Nodachi	-	28	-	90	15	-	-	-	N/A
Osafune	3,500 pg	30	-	90	15	-	-	-	N/A
Raikiri	-	32	-	90	15	-	-	-	Lightning-elemental; immune to Lightning

Weapons: Knuckles

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Weapopn Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Bastet Claws	600 pg	23	-	90	3	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Beasts
Divine Fists	18,000 pg	60	-	90	3	-	-	-	Light-elemental
Hadean Claws	-	80	-	90	3	-	-	-	Dark-elemental
Hammer Knuckles	4,200 pg	46	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Iron Knuckles	280 pg	14	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Kaiser Knuckles	-	95	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Mythril Knuckles	500 pg	21	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Spiked Knuckles	1,200 pg	34	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Thumbing Claws	-	17	-	90	3	-	-	-	40% chance to Blind
Toxic Claws	9,800 pg	49	-	90	3	-	-	-	40% chance to Poison

Weapons: Rods

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Weapopn Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Battle Mace	4,800 pg	27	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Demon Rod	-	25	25	90	-	-	-	-	Your Dark attacks are 10% stronger
Hammer Mace	-	30	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Lilith's Rod	-	20	20	90	-	-	-	-	Uses Aspir as an item
Mace	300 pg	9	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Mythril Rod	750 pg	9	9	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Ogre's Club	150 pg	10	-	90	-	-	-	-	Lightning attacks are 10% stronger
Poison Rod	20,000 pg	17	17	90	-	-	-	-	50% chance to Poison target
Rod	60 pg	2	2	90	-	-	-	-	Mind +1
Rod of Fire	1,500 pg	12	12	90	-	-	-	-	Fire-based attacks are 10% stronger
Rod of Ice	3,800 pg	15	15	90	-	-	-	-	Water-based attacks are 10% stronger
Wizard's Rod	9,000 pg	17	17	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Wonder Rod	-	21	21	90	-	-	-	-	Uses random Black Magic as an item

Weapons: Spears

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Weapopn Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Crimson Spear	27,000 pg	37	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Cross Spear	14,000 pg	33	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; damage +50% to Undead
Donnerschlag	100,000 pg	42	-	42	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; damage +50% to Beast
Glaive	-	29	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Gungnir	-	45	-	100	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Halberd	4,500 pg	27	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Holy Lance	-	35	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; Light-elemental
Longinus	-	39	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; damage +50% to Aquatic
Lü Bu's Spear	8,000 pg	35	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Mythril Spear	900 pg	17	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Silver Glaive	100,000 pg	41	-	90	2	-	19	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Spear	-	4	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Trident	-	31	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; Lightning-elemental
Valkyrie Halberd	1,850 pg	22	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies

Weapons: Staves

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Weapopn Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Demon's Staff	-	30	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; Dark-elemental
Diamond Staff	9,000 pg	38	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Gale Staff	1,500 pg	26	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; Wind attacks are 25% stronger; Mind +6
Iron Pole	3,000 pg	34	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Jade Crosier	1,200 pg	15	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; Mind +3
Mythril Staff	600 pg	11	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; Mind +2
Oaken Pole	250 pg	13	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Sage's Staff	1,500 pg	16	-	90	-	-	-	-	Uses Raise as an item; damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; Mind +4
Simian Staff	300 pg	11	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +100% when hitting 2+ enemies
Staff	10 pg	2	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Staff of Life	12,000 pg	22	-	90	-	-	-	-	Uses Cure as an item; damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; Mind +5
Yggdrasil Staff	23,000 pg	17	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; uses Esuna as an item; Mind +7

Weapons: Swords

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Weapopn Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Blood Sword	-	42	-	90	-	-	-	-	Drains HP from target; uses Drain as item
Broadsword	70 pg	3	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Chaos Blade	-	44	-	90	-	-	-	-	25% chance to Confuse
Claymore	30,000 pg	40	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Defender	5,000 pg	27	-	90	-	10	-	-	N/A
Durandal	-	50	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Excalibur	-	39	-	90	-	-	-	-	Light-elemental
Flametongue	15,000 pg	36	-	90	-	-	-	-	Fire-elemental
Ice Brand	-	32	-	90	-	-	-	-	Water-elemental
Long Sword	500 pg	12	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Mythril Sword	1,000 pg	18	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Night Emperor	99,999 pg	45	-	90	-	-	-	-	25% chance to Charm
Rune Blade	-	39	15	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Scimitar	2,000 pg	24	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Sleep Blade	-	27	-	90	-	-	-	-	Can put to Sleep - 25% chance
Zweilhander	7,500 pg	35	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A

Armor: Helmets

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Armor Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Acorn Hat	600 pg	-	-	-	-	6	1	-	N/A
Adamant Hat	4,200 pg	-	-	-	-	9	2	5	N/A
Adamant Helm	4,500 pg	-	-	-	-	10	2	-	N/A
Black Cowl	1,200 pg	-	-	-	-	8	2	10	N/A
Bronze Helm	40 pg	-	-	-	-	2	0	-	N/A
Cat-Ear Hood	222 pg	-	2	-	-	3	2	-	N/A
Circlet	4,000 pg	-	4	-	-	7	4	-	N/A
Crystal Helm	-	-	-	-	-	16	4	-	N/A
Feather Hat	100 pg	-	-	-	-	3	1	-	N/A
Genji Helm	-	-	-	-	-	12	3	-	N/A
Gold Hairpin	-	-	4	-	-	10	6	-	Your MP consumption is 25% less
Headband	1,800 pg	-	-	-	-	6	1	-	Strength +10
Heike Helm	40,000 pg	-	-	-	-	14	3	-	N/A
Holy Miter	1,000 pg	-	3	-	-	5	4	-	Mind +5
Iron Helm	200 pg	-	-	-	-	4	1	-	N/A
Kenpo Gi	100 pg	-	-	-	-	3	1	5	Agility +2
Lamia's Tiara	-	-	3	-	-	8	5	-	Immune to Charm
Laurel Wreath	650 pg	-	2	-	-	4	3	-	N/A
Leather Cap	15 pg	-	-	-	-	1	0	-	N/A
Lambent Hat	900 pg	-	2	-	-	5	3	-	Lightning attacks are 25% stronger
Mage's Hat	1,500 pg	-	3	-	-	4	3	-	Intelligence +5
Mythril Helm	400 pg	-	-	-	-	5	1	-	N/A
Orichalcum Helm	1,500 pg	-	-	-	-	8	2	-	N/A
Pointy Hat	20 pg	-	1	-	-	1	0	-	N/A
Red Cap	1,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Strength & Agility +5 each
Ribbon	-	-	-	-	-	19	3	-	You're immune to all ailments but Doom & Stop
Royal Crown	-	-	-	-	-	21	3	-	N/A
Tiger Mask	250 pg	-	-	-	-	4	1	-	N/A
Tricome	150 pg	-	1	-	-	2	2	-	N/A
Yggdrasil Helm	700 pg	-	-	-	-	7	1	-	N/A

Armor: Torso

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Armor Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Adamant Armor	15,000 pg	-	-	-	-	36	9	-	N/A
Adamant Vest	10,000 pg	-	-	-	-	29	7	-	N/A
Black Robe	6,000 pg	-	3	-	-	20	5	-	Intelligence +20
Brave Suit	-	-	-	-	-	36	9	-	BP +1 at battle's start
Brigandine	600 pg	-	-	-	-	9	2	-	N/A
Bronze Armor	250 pg	-	-	-	-	8	2	-	N/A
Bronze Breastplate	400 pg	-	-	-	-	10	2	-	N/A
Crystal Mail	-	-	-	-	-	50	12	-	N/A
Crystal Vest	-	-	-	-	-	40	10	-	N/A
Floral Robe	1,500 pg	-	3	-	-	17	4	-	N/A
Gaia Gear	11,000 pg	-	-	-	-	25	6	-	Earth attacks are 50% stronger
Genji Armor	-	-	-	-	-	42	10	-	N/A
Heike Armor	99,999 pg	-	-	-	-	46	11	-	N/A
Hempen Tunic	20 pg	-	-	-	-	2	-	-	N/A
Iron Armor	500 pg	-	-	-	-	12	3	-	N/A
Kenpo Gi	100 pg	-	-	-	-	3	1	5	Agility +2
Leather Armor	120 pg	-	-	-	-	4	1	-	N/A
Linen Curiass	80 pg	-	-	-	-	4	1	-	N/A
Lordly Robes	-	-	6	-	-	35	19	-	Mind +10
Luminous Robe	-	-	5	-	-	29	7	-	Light attacks are 50% stronger
Mirage Vest	1,600 pg	-	-	-	-	19	5	20	N/A
Mythril Armor	1,000 pg	-	-	-	-	18	4	-	N/A
Mythril Plate	850 pg	-	-	-	-	14	3	-	N/A
Orichalcum Mail	5,000 pg	-	-	-	-	30	7	-	N/A
Power Sash	2,400 pg	-	-	-	-	22	5	-	Strength +5
Rainbow Dress	1,000 pg	-	3	-	-	14	3	-	Immune to Confuse
Silk Robe	350 pg	-	2	-	-	8	2	-	N/A
Star Corslet	-	-	-	-	-	26	6	-	Max HP +100
Tabby Suit	700 pg	-	2	-	-	13	3	-	Immune to Poison
Viking Coat	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	24	6	-	N/A
White Robe	4,000 pg	-	4	-	-	22	5	-	Intelligence +20
Yggdrasil Armor	2,000 pg	-	-	-	-	24	6	-	N/A

Armor: Shields

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Armor Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Adamant Shield	7,500 pg	-	-	-	-	27	14	26	N/A
Aegis Shield	-	-	-	-	-	38	19	30	Immune to Dread status
Blessed Shield	4,000 pg	-	-	-	-	23	12	30	N/A
Bloody Shield	5,000 pg	-	-	-	-	45	23	-100	N/A
Buckler	50 pg	-	-	-	-	5	3	20	N/A
Cross Shield	1,000 pg	-	-	-	-	18	9	24	N/A
Dark Shield	-	-	-	-	-	30	15	28	Immune to Dark
Iceflame Shield	-	-	-	-	-	24	12	27	Immune to Fire and Water
Large Shield	2,500 pg	-	-	-	-	24	12	22	N/A
Lustrous Shield	-	-	-	-	-	32	16	29	N/A
Mythril Shield	600 pg	-	-	-	-	14	7	25	N/A
Round Shield	300 pg	-	-	-	-	9	5	-	N/A
Spiked Shield	3,700 pg	5	-	-	-	20	10	23	N/A

Accessories

BASIC EQUIPMENT DATA		STAT VALUE CHANGES							OTHER EFFECTS
Armor Name	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD
Adamant Bangle	2,500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Max HP +500
Adamant Gauntlets	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	8	1	-	N/A
Alarm Earrings	5,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Foes are 10% less likely to get a First Strike
Amulet	4,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Intelligence +10
Artisan Gloves	2,500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Dexterity +10
Barrier Shroud	10,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	25	-	N/A
Black Belt	-	-	-	-	15	-	-	-	N/A
Bronze Bangle	40 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Max HP +30
Bronze Gauntlets	40 pg	-	-	-	-	2	-	-	N/A
Clothespin	100 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Sleep
Courage Ring	10,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Dread
Dark Charm	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Dark damage
Dwarven Gloves	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Dexterity +20
Earth Charm	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Earth damage
Earthing Rod	2,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Paralysis
Flame Charm	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Fire damage
Force Armlets	2,500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Mind +10
Gale Hairpin	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	First Strikes are 10% more likely
Gauntlets	100 pg	-	-	-	-	4	-	-	N/A
Genji Gloves	-	-	-	-	-	9	2	-	N/A
Giant's Gloves	1,500 pg	-	-	-	-	6	1	-	Strength +10, Dexterity -50
Golden Egg	200,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Doubles pg earned, but you get no EXP./JP
Growth Egg	500,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Doubles EXP. & JP earned, but you get no pg
Heart Ring	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Max MP +100
Heike Gloves	10,000 pg	-	-	-	-	10	2	-	N/A
Hermes Sandals	5,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Agility +10
Hermes Shoes	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Agility +20
Hyper Bracers	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Strength +20
Ice Charm	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Water damage
Iron Bangle	75 pg	-	-	-	-	-	1	-	Max HP +50
Life Ring	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Max HP +1,000
Light Charm	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Light damage
Mage Shell	300 pg	-	-	-	-	-	10	-	N/A
Magic Armlets	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Mind +20
Mythril Bangle	150 pg	-	-	-	-	-	1	-	Max HP +100
Mythril Gloves	200 pg	-	-	-	-	6	1	-	N/A
Normalizer	2,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Enemies are 10% less likely to get a starting BP +1 boost
Peace Ring	2,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Confusion
Power Bracers	4,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Strength +10
Rebuff Locket	8,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Charm
Red Muleta	5,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	You're more likely to be targeted
Reflect Ring	10,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Have Reflect at start of battle
Safety Ring	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to instant-death attacks
Silver Glasses	40 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Blind
Smiley Badge	5,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Wearer's chance of being targeted never changes
Soul of Thamasa	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Intelligence +20
Star Pendant	500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Poison
Taunt Bangle	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Doubles random-encounter rate
Thief Gloves	-	-	-	-	-	3	1	-	Doubles Steal success rate
Thunder Charm	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Lightning damage
Venture Badge	1,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Brave Attack rate of allies +10%
White Cape	1,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Silence
Wind Charm	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Wind-based damage

Costumes

What are "Costumes"? In this variation of Bravely Default, they're little more than simply that: costumes you use to changes the character's look for whatever arbitrary purpose you wish. They don't affect your stats or anything, just the look of the character wearing them - the only reason I include them here is because they're still equippable from the equipment screen. Anyhow... Here you go.

Costume	How to Unlock	Effects and For Whom
Bravo Bikini	Finish the DeRosa the Red Mage sub-scenario.	The look of Edea in the Bravo Bikini from the DeRosa/Red Mage sub-scenario.
Edea's Garb	Norende Combat Item Shop, Level 11.	Special clothes for Edea.
Knight's Tunic	Norende Trader, Level 11.	Special clothes for Agnès.
Melodist's Shirt	Norende Accessory Shop, Level 11.	Special clothes for Ringabel.
Onion Shirt	Norende Armor Shop, Level 11.	Special clothes for Tiz.
Plain Tunic	Norende Compound Item Shop, Level 11.	Allows the wearer to look like a Freelancer in any job.
Vestal Garb	Finish the "The End" ending to the game (don't break crystals).	The clothes Agnès wears during the crystal reviving ceremonies.

Shop Listings

Equipment Affinity (READ!)

Whenever you use this section, the primary thing to take note of is regard to the equipment. The equipment stat changes listed here are given assuming Rank E affinities. Unsure of what that means? Look in the section Equipment Affinity for more details!

Caldisla's Shops

CALDISLA ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used

CALDISLA MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Blindna	White	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Cures the Blind status ailment
Cure	White	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Restores a small amount of HP; damages the undead
Poisona	White	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Cures the Poison status ailment
Blizzard	Black	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Water-based damage
Fire	Black	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Fire-based damage
Thunder	Black	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Lightning-based damage

+B CALDISLA WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Broadsword	Sword	70 pg	3	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Bronze Bangle	Accessory	40 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Max HP +30
Bronze Gauntlets	Accessory	40 pg	-	-	-	-	2	-	-	N/A
Bronze Helm	Helmet	40 pg	-	-	-	-	2	-	-	N/A
Buckler	Shield	50 pg	-	-	-	-	5	3	20	N/A
Dagger	Dagger	50 pg	2	-	95	3	-	-	-	N/A
Hempen Tunic	Torso Armor	20 pg	-	-	-	-	2	-	-	N/A
Kenpo Gi	Torso Armor	100 pg	-	-	-	-	3	1	5	Agility +2
Leather Armor	Torso Armor	120 pg	-	-	-	-	4	1	-	N/A
Leather Cap	Helmet	15 pg	-	-	-	-	1	-	-	N/A
Linen Curiass	Torso Armor	80 pg	-	-	-	-	4	1	-	N/A
Pointy Hat	Helmet	20 pg	-	1	-	-	1	1	-	N/A
Rod	Rod	60 pg	2	2	90	-	-	-	-	Mind +1
Staff	Staff	10 pg	2	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies

Ancheim's Shops

ANCHEIM ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used

ANCHEIM MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Aero	White	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Minor Wind-based damage
Protect	White	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Raises Physical Defense by 25% for 5 turns
Shell	White	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Rasies Magic Defense by 25% for 5 turns
Poison	Black	400 pg	4 MP	Level 2	Has a 75% chance to Poison the target
Silence	Black	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Has a 75% chance to put the target in Silence
Sleep	Black	400 pg	5 MP	Level 2	Has a 75% chance to put the target to Sleep
Quake	Time	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Earth-based damage
Regen	Time	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	The target regains 3% of their max HP each turn; the undead are equally damaged
Slow	Time	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Lowers the speed of the target by 25% for 4 turns; ignores Reflect

+B ANCHEIM WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Bronze Breastplate	Torso Armor	400 pg	-	-	-	-	10	2	-	N/A
Feather Hat	Helmet	100 pg	-	-	-	-	3	1	-	N/A
Gauntlets	Accessory	100 pg	-	-	-	-	4	-	-	N/A
Iron Armor	Torso Armor	500 pg	-	-	-	-	12	3	-	N/A
Iron Bangle	Accessory	75 pg	-	-	-	-	-	1	-	Max HP +50
Iron Helm	Helmet	200 pg	-	-	-	-	4	1	-	N/A
Iron Knuckles	Knuckles	280 pg	14	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Kukri	Dagger	350 pg	10	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Long Sword	Sword	500 pg	12	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Mace	Rod	300 pg	9	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Oaken Pole	Staff	250 pg	13	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Poison Rod	Rod	20,000 pg	19	19	90	-	-	-	-	50% chance to Poison target; Chapter 5+ only
Round Shield	Shield	300 pg	-	-	-	-	9	5	-	N/A
Silk Robe	Torso Armor	350 pg	-	2	-	-	8	2	-	N/A
Silver Glasses	Accessory	500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Blind
Star Pendant	Accessory	500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Poison
Tricome	Helmet	150 pg	-	1	-	-	2	2	-	N/A

Yulyana Woods Needleworks's Shops

NOTE: The fox facilitating the shopping in this area also will appear in the entrance of the Miasma Woods later in the game, should you so need supplies.

YULYANA WOODS NEEDLEWORKS ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Awakens a Sleeping target

YULYANA WOODS NEEDLEWORKS MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Blindna	White	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Cures the Blind status ailment
Cure	White	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Restores a small amount of HP; damages the undead
Poisona	White	200 pg	4 MP	Level 1	Cures the Poison status ailment
Blizzard	Black	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Water-based damage
Fire	Black	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Fire-based damage
Thunder	Black	200 pg	5 MP	Level 1	Minor Lightning-based damage

+B YULYANA WOODS NEEDLEWORKS WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Cat-Ear Hood	Helmet	222 pg	-	2	-	-	3	2	-	N/A
Clothespin	Accessory	100 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Sleep
Mage Shell	Accessory	300 pg	-	-	-	-	-	10	-	N/A
Mythril Armor	Torso Armor	1,000 pg	-	-	-	-	18	4	-	N/A
Mythril Axe	Axe	1,200 pg	22	-	85	-3	-	-	-	N/A
Mythril Bangle	Accessory	150 pg	-	-	-	-	-	1	-	Max HP +100
Mythril Bow	Bow	850 pg	34	-	95	-	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying
Mythril Dagger	Dagger	700 pg	15	-	95	3	-	-	-	N/A
Mythril Gloves	Accessory	200 pg	-	-	-	-	6	1	-	N/A
Mythril Knuckles	Knuckles	500 pg	21	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Mythril Helm	Helmet	400 pg	-	-	-	-	5	1	-	N/A
Mythril Plate	Torso Armor	850 pg	-	-	-	-	14	3	-	N/A
Mythril Rod	Rod	750 pg	9	9	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Mythril Shield	Shield	600 pg	-	-	-	-	14	7	25	N/A
Mythril Spear	Spear	900 pg	17	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Mythril Staff	Staff	600 pg	11	-	90	-	-	-	-	Mind +2; Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Mythril Sword	Sword	1,000 pg	18	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Tabby Suit	Torso Armor	700 pg	-	2	-	-	13	3	-	Immune to Poison
Tiger Mask	Helmet	250 pg	-	-	-	-	4	1	-	N/A
White Cape	Accessory	1,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Silence
Yggdrasil Staff	Staff	23,000 pg	17	-	-	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies; Esuna as an item; Chapter 5+ only

Florem's Shops

FLOREM ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Balsam	100 pg	Cures the Dread status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Remedy	500 pg	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Awakens a Sleeping target

FLOREM MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Cura	White	800 pg	9 MP	Level 3	Restores a moderate amount of HP; damages the undead
Esuna	White	800 pg	8 MP	Level 3	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Raise	White	800 pg	18 MP	Level 3	Revives from KO with ~200 HP; 70% chance to kill the undead
Blizzara	Black	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Water-based damage
Fira	Black	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Fire-based damage
Thundara	Black	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Lightning-based damage
Haste	Time	400 pg	8 MP	Level 2	Boosts Speed by 50% for 4 turns
Quara	Time	400 pg	15 MP	Level 2	Moderate Earth-based damage
Teleport	Time	400 pg	20 MP	Level 2	Leave battles and dungeons (there are some exceptions, though!)

+B FLOREM WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Acorn Hat	Helmet	600 pg	-	-	-	-	6	1	-	N/A
Composite Bow	Bow	1,950 pg	44	-	95	-	-	-	-	30% chance to Poison target; damage +50% to Flying
Cross Shield	Shield	1,000 pg	-	-	-	-	18	9	24	N/A
Earthing Rod	Accessory	2,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Paralysis
Floral Robe	Torso Armor	1,500 pg	-	3	-	-	17	4	-	N/A
Frenzy Dagger	Dagger	1,200 pg	20	-	95	3	-	-	-	25% chance to Berserk target
Jade Crosier	Staff	1,200 pg	15	-	90	-	-	-	-	Mind +3; damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Laurel Wreath	Helmet	650 pg	-	2	-	-	4	3	-	N/A
Mirage Vest	Torso Armor	1,600 pg	-	-	-	-	19	5	20	N/A
Peace Ring	Accessory	2,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Confusion
Rod of Fire	Rod	1,500 pg	12	12	90	-	-	-	-	Fire-based attacks are 10% stronger
Scimitar	Sword	2,000 pg	24	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Spiked Knuckles	Knuckles	1,200 pg	34	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Valkyrie Halberd	Spear	1,850 pg	22	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Yggdrasil Armor	Torso	2,000 pg	-	-	-	-	24	6	-	N/A
Yggdrasil Helm	Helmet	700 pg	-	-	-	-	7	1	-	N/A

Grandship's Shops

GRANDSHIP ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Balsam	100 pg	Cures the Dread status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Remedy	500 pg	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Awakens a Sleeping target

GRANDSHIP MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Cura	White	800 pg	9 MP	Level 3	Restores a moderate amount of HP; damages the undead
Esuna	White	800 pg	8 MP	Level 3	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Raise	White	800 pg	18 MP	Level 3	Revives from KO with ~200 HP; 70% chance to kill the undead
Blizzara	Black	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Water-based damage
Fira	Black	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Fire-based damage
Thundara	Black	800 pg	15 MP	Level 3	Moderate amount of Lightning-based damage
Haste	Time	400 pg	8 MP	Level 2	Boosts Speed by 50% for 4 turns
Quara	Time	400 pg	15 MP	Level 2	Moderate Earth-based damage
Teleport	Time	400 pg	20 MP	Level 2	Leave battles and dungeons (there are some exceptions, though!)

GRANDSHIP MAGIC SHOP - CHAPTER 5+ ADDITIONS
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Arise	White	6,400 pg	80 MP	Level 6	Revives from KO with full HP; 70% chance to kill the undead
Curaga	White	6,400 pg	60 MP	Level 6	Huge HP recovery; huge damage to the undead
Holy	White	6,400 pg	80 MP	Level 6	Major Light-based damage
Dark	Black	6,400 pg	80 MP	Level 6	Major Dark-based damage
Death	Black	6,400 pg	15 MP	Level 6	60% chance to inflict instant death on a single target
Kill	Black	6,400 pg	16 MP	Level 6	Will kill most enemies at 10+ levels below you (no pg, EXP., or JP is earned)
Graviga	Time	6,400 pg	25 MP	Level 6	50% chance to damage for 3/4 of the target's max HP (won't work on special enemies)
Meteor	Time	6,400 pg	99 MP	Level 6	4 non-elemental high-damage attacks hit 4 random targets; ignores Reflect
Reraise	Time	6,400 pg	80 MP	Level 6	The target will revive automatically from KO with low HP once

+B GRANDSHIP WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Aeolian Bow	Bow	3,600 pg	54	-	95	-	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Flying
Artisan Gloves	Accessory	2,500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Dexterity +10
Earthing Rod	Accessory	2,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Paralysis
Heavy Axe	Axe	40,000 pg	52	-	85	-3	-	-	-	Chapter 5+ only
Hermes Sandals	Accessory	5,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Agility +10
Iron Pole	Staff	3,000 pg	34	-	90	-	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Osafune	Katana	3,500 pg	30	-	90	15	-	-	-	N/A
Rod of Ice	Rod	3,800 pg	15	15	90	-	-	-	-	Water attacks are 10% stronger
Viking Axe	Axe	4,800 pg	36	-	85	-3	-	-	-	Damage +50% to Aquatic
Viking Coat	Torso Armor	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	24	6	-	N/A

Hartschild's Shops

HARTSCHILD ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Balsam	100 pg	Cures the Dread status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Remedy	500 pg	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Awakens a Sleeping target

HARTSCHILD MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Aerora	White	1,600 pg	15 MP	Level 4	Moderate Wind-based damage
Dispel	White	1,600 pg	8 MP	Level 4	Remove all stat buffs/debuffs, Regen, Stop, Reflect, Reraise, element affinity changes, damage absorption, and Sword Magic (all of which that are not permanent)
Reflect	White	1,600 pg	16 MP	Level 4	Reflects White, Black, and Time Magic to the opposite side (i.e. you to enemy)
Gravity	Time	800 pg	12 MP	Level 3	Halves the target's HP sometimes
Slowga	Time	800 pg	16 MP	Level 3	Decreases Speed by 25% for four turns; ignores Reflect
Veil	Time	800 pg	8 MP	Level 3	Increases evasion by 50% for four turns; ignores Reflect

+B HARTSCHILD WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Black Cowl	Helmet	1,200 pg	-	-	-	-	8	2	10	N/A
Dark Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Dark damage
Defender	Sword	5,000 pg	27	-	90	-	10	-	-	N/A
Earth Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Earth damage
Flame Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Fire damage
Force Armlets	Accessory	2,500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Mind +10
Gladius	Dagger	24,000 pg	32	-	95	3	-	-	-	Chapter 5+ only
Halberd	Spear	4,500 pg	27	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Holy Miter	Helmet	1,000 pg	-	3	-	-	5	4	-	Mind +5
Ice Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Ice damage
Large Shield	Shield	2,500 pg	-	-	-	-	24	12	22	N/A
Light Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Light damage
Main-Gauche	Dagger	3,500 pg	22	-	95	3	-	-	20	N/A
Orichalcum Helm	Helmet	1,500 pg	-	-	-	-	8	2	-	N/A
Orichalcum Mail	Torso Armor	5,000 pg	-	-	-	-	30	7	-	N/A
Thunder Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Lightning damage
White Robe	Torso Armor	4,000 pg	-	4	-	-	22	5	-	Mind +20
Wind Charm	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Halves Wind damage

Starkfort's Shops

STARKFORT MERCHANT ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Balsam	100 pg	Cures the Dread status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Remedy	500 pg	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Awakens a Sleeping target

STARKFORT MERCHANT MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Aspir	Black	1,600 pg	1 MP	Level 4	Damages the target's MP; user regains MP (or loses if target is Undead) equal to 10% of the damage
Drain	Black	1,600 pg	8 MP	Level 4	Damages the target's HP; user regains HP (or loses if target is Undead) equal to the amount of damage
Fear	Black	1,600 pg	5 MP	Level 4	Has a 75% chance to induce Dread in the target
Comet	Time	1,600 pg	25 MP	Level 4	Non-elemental damage to a target 1~4 times; ignores Reflect
Hastega	Time	1,600 pg	32 MP	Level 4	Raises all allies' Speed by 50% for four turns; ignores Reflect
Veilga	Time	1,600 pg	24 MP	Level 4	Raises all allies' Evasion by 50% for four turns; ignores Reflect

+B STARKFORT MERCHANT WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Battle Mace	Rod	4,800 pg	27	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A
Black Robe	Torso Armor	6,000 pg	-	3	-	-	20	5	-	Intelligence +20
Crimson Spear	Spear	27,000 pg	37	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% when hitting multiple enemies at once; Chapter 5+ only
Giant's Gloves	Accessory	1,500 pg	-	-	-	-	6	1	-	Strength +10, Dexterity -50
Hammer Knuckles	Knuckles	4,200 pg	46	-	90	3	-	-	-	N/A
Headband	Helmet	1,800 pg	-	-	-	-	6	1	-	Strength +10
Mage's Hat	Helmet	1,500 pg	-	3	-	-	4	3	-	Intelligence +5
Orichal Dagger	Dagger	5,000 pg	27	-	95	3	-	-	-	N/A
Power Bracers	Accessory	4,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Strength +10
Power Sash	Torso Armor	2,400 pg	-	-	-	-	22	5	-	Strength +5
Spiked Shield	Shield	3,700 pg	5	-	-	-	20	10	23	N/A
Zweilhander	Sword	7,500 pg	35	-	90	-	-	-	-	N/A

Eternia's Shops

ETERNIA ITEM SHOP
Item Name	Item Cost	Item Effects
Antidote	10 pg	Cures the Poison status ailment
Balsam	100 pg	Cures the Dread status ailment
Echo Herbs	25 pg	Cures the Silence status ailment
Ether	1,000 pg	Restores 40 MP; damages the undead for 40 MP
Eye Drops	20 pg	Cures the Blind status ailment
Hi-Potion	150 pg	Restores 500 HP; damages the undead for 500 HP
Phoenix Down	100 pg	Revives the target from KO; 70% chance to kill the undead
Potion	20 pg	Restores 150 HP; damages the undead for 150 HP
Remedy	500 pg	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom
Teleport Stone	100 pg	Returns you to the entrance of a dungeon when used
Turbo Ether	5,000 pg	Restores 150 MP; damages the undead for 150 MP
Wakeup Bell	50 pg	Awakens a Sleeping target
X-Potion	1,500 pg	Restores 1,500 HP; damages the undead for 1,500 HP

ETERNIA MAGIC SHOP
Magic Name	Magic Type	Buying Cost	MP Cost	Magic Level	Magic Effects
Aeroga	White	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Wind damage
Curada	White	3,200 pg	27 MP	Level 5	High HP recovery; high damage to the undead
Esunaga	White	3,200 pg	20 MP	Level 5	Cures all ailments except KO, Stop, and Doom for all
Blizzaga	Black	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Water damage
Firaga	Black	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Fire damage
Thundaga	Black	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Lightning damage
Quaga	Time	3,200 pg	45 MP	Level 5	Major Earth damage
Quicken	Time	3,200 pg	20 MP	Level 5	Boosts the hit count by 50% for four turns
Stop	Time	3,200 pg	10 MP	Level 5	Induces Stop, stopping all action for several turns

+B ETERNIA WEAPON/ARMOR SHOP
Equipment Name	Type	Cost	P.ATK.	M.ATK.	AIM	CRIT	P.DEF	M.DEF	EVD	Other Effects
Adamant Armor	Torso Armor	15,000 pg	-	-	-	-	36	9	-	N/A
Adamant Bangle	Accessory	2,500 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Max HP +500
Adamant Gauntlets	Accessory	3,000 pg	-	-	-	-	8	1	-	N/A
Adamant Hat	Helmet	4,200 pg	-	-	-	-	9	2	5	N/A
Adamant Helm	Helmet	4,500 pg	-	-	-	-	10	2	-	N/A
Adamant Shield	Shield	7,500 pg	-	-	-	-	27	14	26	N/A
Adamant Vest	Torso Armor	10,000 pg	-	-	-	-	29	7	-	N/A
Assassin's Dagger	Dagger	10,000 pg	29	-	95	3	-	-	-	25% chance to cause instant Death
Barrier Shroud	Accessory	10,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	25	-	N/A
Circlet	Helmet	4,000 pg	-	4	-	-	7	4	-	N/A
Cross Spear	Spear	14,000 pg	33	-	90	2	-	-	-	Damage +25% to Undead; damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Death Bow	Bow	14,800 pg	66	-	95	-	-	-	-	25% chance to cause instant Death; damage +50% to Flying
Divine Fists	Knuckles	18,000 pg	60	-	90	3	-	-	-	Chapter 5+ only; Light-elemental
Flametongue	Sword	15,000 pg	36	-	90	-	-	-	-	Fire-elemental
Gaia Gear	Torso Armor	11,000 pg	-	-	-	-	25	6	-	Earth attacks are 50% stronger
Kotetsu	Katana	14,500 pg	34	-	90	15	-	-	-	N/A
Rebuff Locket	Accessory	8,000 pg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Immune to Charm
Staff of Life	Staff	12,000 pg	22	-	90	-	-	-	-	Mind +5; uses Cure as an item; damage +25% when hitting 2+ enemies
Toxic Claws	Knuckles	9,800 pg	49	-	90	3	-	-	-	40% chance to Poison
War Axe	Axe	18,000 pg	44	-	85	-3	-	-	-	N/A
Wizard's Rod	Rod	9,000 pg	17	17	90	-	-	-	-	N/A

Miscellany

Combat Bonuses

During a battle, there are three special conditions you can meet, which are called "Combat Bonuses". These combat bonuses can increase the amount of pg, EXP., and JP earned from a battle, and you get more and more of each as you continue getting the bonus in consecutive battles. The conditions and bonuses are below.

(By the by... pg and EXP. earned still max at 99,999, and JP at 999, even if these bonuses are brought about. For example, beating some single-foe bosses in Chapters 5+ gives you 999 JP. If you were to manage to get an Unscathed Hero - very easy on Rusalka, mind you - you would normally get 999 x 1.5 JP, just under 1,500; however, 999 JP is the cap. Same goes for other boosts, like the EXP. Up or JP Up abilities, or the Growth and Golden Egg accessories.)

Combat Bonus	Bonus	Conditions
1-Turn Victor	EXP. +10%	Win the battle in the first turn you can act. Bonus is for battles 1 through 4.
1-Turn Ace	EXP. +20%	Win the battle in the first turn you can act. Bonus is for battles 5 through 9.
1-Turn Hero	EXP. +50%	Win the battle in the first turn you can act. Bonus is for battles 10 and on.
Unscathed	JP +10%	Win the battle without taking damage (disregards statuses). Bonus is for battles 1 through 4.
Unscathed Ace	JP +20%	Win the battle without taking damage (disregards statuses). Bonus is for battles 5 through 9.
Unscathed Hero	JP +50%	Win the battle without taking damage (disregards statuses). Bonus is for battles 10 and on.
Sweeper	pg +10%	Beat every enemy in a single move. Battles against one enemy are disregarded. Bonus is for battles 1 through 4.
Sweeper Ace	pg +20%	Beat every enemy in a single move. Battles against one enemy are disregarded. Bonus is for battles 5 through 9.
Sweeper Hero	pg +50%	Beat every enemy in a single move. Battles against one enemy are disregarded. Bonus is for battles 10 and on.

Special Movie

At the game's title screen, you can see three files; if you access a slot with a saved file, you'll see four options normally. The fourth one is marked "?????", which is reserved for a special movie. There are two ways to unlock it.

• Konami Code: This cheat will always work, but you have to re-enter it each time you wish to see the movie. The MOMENT you get to see the four options, press the following button sequence, which is the Konami code ironically - Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A. (You have to do it somewhat slowly, since Left/Right make you enter and exit that menu, so give it time to be processed.) You should hear a voice yell "Tiz!" and the Special Movie option will be unlocked. Note that this cheat has to be re-entered each time you wish to see the movie again unless you properly unlock it.

• True Ending: The intended way to unlock the movie is by beating the "The End" ending of the game. During Chapters 5 through 8, you are tasked with re-reviving each of the Crystals again, but you have the option to break one if you so choose. However, not breaking one takes you to the intended, difficult ending to the game. If you beat this ending, you will permanently unlock the movie from the menu on which you beat the game (in addition to New Game+).

When you prepare to access the movie by choosing it, first leave the 3DS on a flat surface. After a brief moment, pick up the 3DS and press A to begin playback of the movie. In case you can't grasp this, this is a trailer for Bravely Second, intended to be the sequel to Bravely Default (surprise!). This .... could be interesting! =D

If you want to watch the movie again, you have to re-enter the Konami code each time you want to do so, or just beat the The End ending to the game.

Credits

In no particular order...

• GameFAQs, Neoseeker, and Supercheats:
  • For being the most amazing FAQ-hosting sites I know.

• CJayC, SBAllen, and Devin Morgan:
  • General sucking up to the GameFAQs admins. =P

• http://ampiamente.com/:
  • The Bravely Default logo leading the guide.

• Diego Rizzo:
  • The Elixir strategy for Gigas Lich.

• Johnathan Leung:
  • Noting that the Lustrous Shield of the Lontano Villa is on 3F, not 1F.

• Joshua Selbitschka:
  • An alternative strategy for fighting Yulyana.

• Mark Kleinstra:
  • An alternative strategy for fighting the Zombie Dragon.

• Michael Hoey:
  • Noting the revival of Adventurer if you kill him via magic.

• Molly Grunte:
  • Noting that the Twisted Treetop Artemia is weak to Fire.

• noz3r0:
  • Suggesting to pseudo-censor the title for the regular Finale (now: Finale: Where the Fairy Flies).
  • Noting a misconception regarding the "buyability" of Costumes - in other words, I take bad notes. >_<
  • The Special Movie unlock (via the Konami code).

• Sailor_Nemesis:
  • For how to beat that crazy-difficult extra boss. -_-

• saiucrozier:
  • Noting that beating Khint in Chapter 6 alongside Khamer removes him from the Jackal/Profiteur fights, making them a bit eaiser.

• Scott Berger:
  • Noting the accidental switcheroo between the Samurai Zombie's family and weakness in the Chapter 5 bestiary charts.

• UltimaPhantom:
  • Noting that beating Airy in the Finale's forced-loss battle still results in a forced loss.

• Various people I met in Update Data:
  • Tons of people that helped to speed up the Norende restoration! ^_^

• Zoel:
  • The suggestion to put the locations of monsters in regards to the Genomes in addition to the monsters themselves.

• Me (KeyBlade999):
  • For making this FAQ. =P

• You, the reader:
  • For hopefully enjoying this FAQ.

Version History

• v0.00:
  • Some preformatting.
  • Time: 10:10 PM 2/2/2014.

• v1.00:
  • Damn, this is one long game... In the past month or so, I've managed to complete most of the walkthrough; I have to detail the final bosses of the good ending, and some of the side bosses, but the walkthrough is otherwise complete with 1.5 endings of 2. =P Other than that, I still have other stuff to do. ;)
  • Time: 5:47 AM 3/3/2014.

• v1.10:
  • Finished up both endings' walkthroughs and the Dimension's Hasp dungeon. Also reorganized the enemy bestiary so it makes some freakin' sense. >_>
  • Time: 1:44 AM 3/4/2014.

• v1.20:
  • Finished up all of the data regarding the Job System.
  • Time: 3:42 AM 3/8/2014.

• v1.50:
  • Finished up all of the data regarding items, Compounding, Genomes, and Special Moves. Also revised a few strategies, added a few abuse details to the job system, and appended the Miscellany section for the secret movie and Combat Bonuses. Talk about a productive weekend so far! ^_^
  • Time: 4:00 AM 3/9/2014.

• v1.70:
  • Item-wise, I threw in the stat-boosting buns and the costumes for the sake of completeness, and I also did the compounding items' general effects. I finished up the [[Norende Reconstruction]] section as well, and also threw in the remaining boss rush (Chapter 8's) and threw those enemies into the Bestiary. Insofar, then, it looks like I've finished pretty much everything I possibly could.
  • Time: 2:11 AM 3/10/2014.

• v1.80:
  • Added in some enemies I had skipped for the Enemy Bestiary and those miniature ones in the Walkthrough. Also threw in an Monster Steals & Drops section, made some corrections/additions in the Job sections of a minor nature, and corrected a few formatting issues.
  • Time: 1:20 AM 3/12/2014.

• v1.85:
  • Some minor formatting and error corrections. At Zoel's suggestion, I also put in monster locations with regards to the Genomes so you can more easily know where to look for them. Further minor corrections and additions ensued thereafter.
  • Time: 11:40 PM 3/17/2014 ~ 10:39 AM 2/15/2015.

• v1.90:
  • Minor changes, added a new Zombie Dragon strategy.
  • Time: 10:28 PM 9/17/2015.

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