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Class Index
The Class Index includes classes that can be selected throughout the story. As more chapters unlock, the more classes may become available.​

• Chapters 1 - 2:
• Chapter 3:

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  • Warrior
    • A specialist in heavy weapons and armor who can withstand punishment.
  • Thief
    • A high evasion/accuracy finesse fighter with limited weapon and armor selection, but greater agility and luck (ability to escape from combat).
  • White Mage
    • A specialist in White Magic. Not a good fighter, but can use hammers for physical attacks and focuses on supporting the team with healing and enhancing spells.
  • Black Mage
    • A specialist in Black Magic, but is physically frail.
  • Red Mage
    • A jack-of-all-trades, able to use most but not all of White and Black Magic, and fights similar to, but not quite as well as, the Fighter.
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  • Warrior
    • Knight
      • Knights are mighty warriors who are experts in close-range combat. They are dependable allies who can defend themselves, as well as shield fellow party members during harsh ordeals.
    • Monk
      • Monks are highly proficient in the martial arts. Although they are only able to equip claws and knuckles, they are highly adept at using their bare hands in combat.
    • Dark Knight
      • They are trained to harness the negative energies that flow throughout the world. The dark blades they wield are effective against monsters that divide and multiply. The Dark Knight can cast White Magic similar to a Paladin.
  • Thief
    • Ranger
      • Rangers are highly skilled in the way of archery, but can be expensive considering the need to purchase arrows. With a bow in hand and arrows readied, rangers can deal the same amount of damage from either the front line or the rear line. They can also wield boomerangs.
    • Dragoon
      • Dragoons wield spears in battle and are highly skilled against aerial foes. They are renowned for their ability to launch deadly attacks from above.
    • Ninja
      • Ninjas can deal massive damage by throwing weapons and specialized projectiles at the enemy.
  • White Mage
    • Devout
      • Devouts can cast all White Magic spells. They also possess higher MP for high-level White Magic. Devout is considered to be a powered-up version of the White Mage
    • Bard
      • Bards use their Sing ability to attack the enemy or, support their allies.
    • Scholar
      • Using their analytical prowess, scholars analyze an enemy's HP and any existing weakness and use the mystical know-how of ancient tomes to damage their opponents. Their extensive knowledge allows them to double the effects of items they use.
  • Black Mage
    • Magus
      • A Magus can cast all Black Magic spells. They also possess higher MP for high-level Black Magic. The Magus can be considered a powered-up version of the Black Mage.
    • Geomancer
      • Geomancers attack by tuning in to their natural surroundings and drawing out the latent powers around them. A Geomancer is like a Mage who can unleash powerful "magic" attacks with no MP cost. The attack power increases with the job level.
  • Red Mage
    • Sage
      • Sages are adept mages who have mastered all levels of Black, White, and Summon magic. While they have numerous techniques at their disposal, their MP is limited compared to more specialized spellcasters. The Sage is considered a powered-up version of the Red Mage job, but it lacks the physical offense signature of a Red Mage in exchange for focusing on magical arts.
    • Evoker
      • Evokers can summon powerful beings into battle. Each possesses a direct attack (Black) and an indirect effect (White), triggered randomly at the time of summoning.

 

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Magic Index
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The Magic Index includes spells that can be used throughout the story. As more chapters unlock, the more magic may become available.

• White Magic
• Black Magic
• Summoning

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  • Cure (Lv1)
    • Heal a portion of health for team mates.
      • Cura (Lv15)
        • Moderate health restore and damage undead.
      • Curaga (Lv30)
        • Major health restore and damage undead.
      • Curaja (Lv40)
        • Restore full health and damage undead.
  • Dia (Lv2)
    • Damage to undead enemies.
  • Sight (Lv3)
    • Determine where the party should go next.
  • Libra (Lv5)
    • Reveal weaknesses, vitals and statuses.
  • Hold (Lv5)
    • Cause paralysis to an enemy.
  • Protect (Lv10)
    • Increase physical defense, deflect one attack.
  • Esuna (Lv13)
    • Remove negative statuses.
  • Silence (Lv15)
    • Prevent enemies from using magic.
  • Raise (Lv15)
    • Revive a KO member with critical health.
      • Arise (Lv50)
        • Revive a member with full health.
  • Confuse (Lv18)
    • Confuse a target.
  • Blink (Lv20)
    • Create an illusion to avoid an attack.
  • Slow (Lv23)
    • Slow down the passing of time.
  • Berserk (Lv25)
    • Inflict berserk on a target causing them to go wild, attacking all.
  • Shell (Lv30)
    • Increase magical defense.
  • Dispel (Lv30)
    • Remove positive status effects.
  • Haste (Lv32)
    • Increase the passing of time.
  • Reflect (Lv34)
    • Reflects magic cast at target.
  • Holy (Lv50)
    • Deal major holy damage.
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  • Fire (Lv1)
    • Deal light fire damage to single enemy.
      • Fira (Lv5)
        • Deal moderate fire damage to all enemies.
      • Firaga (Lv10)
        • Deal major fire damage to all enemies.
  • Blizzard (Lv1)
    • Deal light ice damage to single enemy.
      • Blizzara (Lv5)
        • Deal moderate ice damage to all enemies.
      • Blizzaga (Lv10)
        • Deal major ice damage to all enemies.
  • Thunder (Lv1)
    • Deal light ligjtning damage to single enemy.
      • Thundara (Lv5)
        • Deal moderate lightning damage to all enemies.
      • Thundaga (Lv10)
        • Deal major lightning damage to all enemies.
  • Poison (Lv5)
    • Inflict poison on an enemy.
  • Sleep (Lv5)
    • Inflict sleep on an enemy.
  • Drain (Lv8)
    • Drain health from a target to restore your own.
  • Stone (Lv10)
    • Cause an enemy to become petrified.
  • Bio (Lv15)
    • Moderate Non-elemental damage to an enemy. May Inflict sap/poison.
  • Osmose (Lv18)
    • Drain mana from a target to restore your own.
  • Quake (Lv22)
    • Moderate earth damage to all enemies.
  • Comet (Lv25)
    • Moderate Non-elemental damage to one enemy.
  • Flare (Lv28)
    • Major Non-elemental damage to one enemy.
  • Meteor (Lv34)
    • Major Non-elemental damage to one enemy.
  • Ultima (Lv36)
    • Major Non-elemental damage to all enemies.
  • Death (Lv50)
    • Instant death to a target.
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  • Chocobo (Lv1)
    • Summon a chocobo to escape a dungeon or combat. Can be used in story. Or can use Chocobo Kick for light damage.
  • Shiva (Lv5)
    • Summon Shiva to freeze your enemies with Icy Stare or do moderate ice damage to all enemies with Diamond Dust.
  • Ramuh (Lv8)
    • Summon Ramuh to inflict light Non-elemental damage + paralysis or do moderate lightning damage to all enemies with Judgement Bolt.
  • Ifrit (Lv13)
    • Summon Ifrit to heal allies a portion of their health or do moderate fire damage to all enemies with Hellfire.
  • Titan (Lv18)
    • Summon Titan to do major Non-elemental damage to one enemy with Stomp or moderate earth damage to all enemies with Earthen Fury.
  • Odin (Lv26)
    • Summon Odin to provide Protective Light protecting against magical and physical damage for two turns or slice enemies with Zantetsuken causing instant death for non-boss enemies.
  • Leviathan (Lv32)
    • Summon Leviath to Inflict petrification with Demon Eye to a group of enemies or deal major water damage to all enemies with Tidal Wave.
  • Bahamut (Lv 41)
    • Summon Bahamut to cast Auto-Life, preventing one person from KOing and reviving at 1 HP or Deal major Non-elemental damage to all enemies with Mega Flare.

 

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Monster and Puzzle Index
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The Monster and Puzzle Index includes monster and puzzles that could be encountered throughout the story. As more chapters unlock, the more information may become available.

Due to there being spoilers, the Index will only be updated every "two steps" of the chapters. Feel free to ask questions if needed.

• FF I.1
• FF I.2

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  HP | Atk | Gil | Exp
  Reward | Gil
  
  Location: Cornelia
  
  • Combat Phase:
    • Goblin 8 | 5 | 6 | 6
    • Goblin Guard 16 | 8 | 18 | 18
    • Wolf 20 | 8 | 6 | 24
    • Crazy Horse 64 | 10 | 15 | 63
  Location: Chaos Temple
  
  • Dungeon and Combat:
    • Skeleton 10 | 10 | 3 | 9
    • Black Widow 28 | 10 | 8 | 30
    • Gigas Worm 56 | 17 | 15 | 63
    • Warg Wolf 72 | 14 | 22 | 69
    • Werewolf 68 | 14 | 67 | 135
    • Zombie 20 | 10 |12 | 24
    • Ghoul 48 | 8 | 50 |93
  • Puzzle:
    • There is a treasure chest under a pile of rubble but there seems to strange webbing all over the rubble as if protecting it.
      • Chainmail | 50
    • There's an odd summoning circle in one of the rooms. Something seems to be stuck in the center of it.
      • Werebane | 0
    • **In order to reach Garland, you must find two keys to open the main door leading to the throne room.
  • Boss:
    • Garland 106 | 15 | 250 | 130
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  Location: Forest
  
  • Combat Phase:
    • Cobra 56 | 6 | 50 | 123
    • Ogre 100 | 18 | 195 | 195
    • Ogre Chieftain 132 | 23 | 300 | 282
    • Lizard 92 | 18 | 50 | 183
  • Puzzles:
    • "The Witch and the Broom": The witch by the name of Matoya has lost their crystal eye and cannot see. Look around their hut for their missing eye.
      • x2 Potion, x1 Antidote | 0
  Location: Pravoka
  
  • Combat Phase:
    • Pirate 6 | 8 | 40 | 40
  • Puzzles:
    • There's mysterious bottles all over the inn that have been smashed. Where are they coming from?
      • x2 Potion | 0
  • Boss:
    • Group of Pirates ×9

 

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Weapon Index
The Weapon Index includes weapons that can be used or bought throughout the story. As more chapters unlock, the more weapons may become available.​

• Daggers
• Swords
• Katana
• Axes
• Hammers
• Staves

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  • Knife (+5) (Cornelia)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage, Black Mage
  • Dagger (+7) (Elfheim)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage, Black Mage
  • Mythril Dagger (+10) (Cornelia)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage, Black Mage
  
  
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  • Rapier (+9) (Cornelia)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage
  • Saber (+13) (Elfheim)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage
  • Broadsword (+15) (Pravoka)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage
  • Werebuster (+18) (Chaos Temple) (+werebeast)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage
  • Wyrmkiller (+19) (Mt. Duerger) (+dragon)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage
  • Coralsword (+19) (Earth Cavern) (+aqua)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage
  • Longsword (+20) (Melmond)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage
  • Great Sword (+21) (Mt. Gulg)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage
  • Mythril Sword (+23) (Elfheim)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage
  • Sun Blade (+32) (Mirage Tower) (+undead)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage
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  • Scimitar (+10) (Pravoka)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage
  • Falchion (+15) (Melmond)
    • Warrior, Thief, Red Mage
  • Masamune (+56) (Chaos Temple Past)
    • All
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  • Battle Axe (+16) (Pravoka)
    • Warrior
  • Great Axe (+22) (Titan Tunnel)
    • Warrior
  • Mythril Axe (+25) (Crescent Lake)
    • Warrior
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  • Hammer (+9) (Cornelia)
    • Warrior, White Mage
  • Mythril Hammer (+12) (Crescent Lake)
    • Warrior, White Mage
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  • Wooden Staff (+6) (Cornelia)
    • All Classes except Thief
  • Power Staff (+12) (Western Keep)
    • Warrior, White Mage, Black Mage
  • Crosier (+14) (Elfheim)
    • Warrior, White Mage

 

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Armor Index

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