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Take out the Celebrant and he transforms into the Dark Dragon. Beowulf, who has a personal vendetta against the Celebrant, will awesomely disable him with Atheist (set Faith to 0 and since Faith is multiplied as part of magic effect formulae this means his spells will have no effect). The Celebrant will try to revive the others.

The Ninja are dangerous but they advance too far and leave themselves open. Enemies have Ninja, Samurai, Mystics, and the leader is a Celebrant, a special White Mage. YouвЂ™re back in the crowded room inside Lionel. Combine and you have a very fast unit that will OHKO half the enemies out there from range.ДЄ fight added to FFT. ItвЂ™s pre-Midlight Deep and is 50% more powerful than other weapons you have at the time. Put another way, AgriasвЂ™s Holy Sword is great and Orlandeau is better at it than she is and has other amazing skills. So he can break equipment, hit AoE, and heal himself, all from range and with no charge time. He also gets the Unyielding Blade skills which break opponent equipment at a 100% rate. He gets all of the Holy Sword and Dark Sword sword skills. Yep, the one they give you!ДЄfter tons of hype Orlandeau lives up to it. Guess which one is ridiculously overpowered.

#Final fantasy tactics deep dungeon map for free#

Another character is handed to you for free late in the game. There is a secret character in the game that requires a bunch of extra battles and going across the whole map a few times with little ingame direction of where to go. Most Knight Swords are found here, including Excaliber (high attack and Auto-Haste, amazing), Chaos Blade (crazy high attack and Auto-Regen), the Lordly Robe (lots of HP and MP and boosts magic atk), and most weapon typesвЂ™ ultimates. This is the only time low Brave is good as your chance of getting the rare item is (100 вЂ“ Brave). I forgot to describe Brave but higher is betterвЂ¦except here. Finally, what determines your chances is the finderвЂ™s Brave. So permanently missable awesome equipment. If you get the common one the tile is still spent and you will never get the rare one. But worse is this: treasure tiles have a common and a rare treasure. This itself is a Guide Dang It unless you want to stop on every tile on a map. To find the treasure you need to equip the Treasure Hunter ability which lets the unit find treasure when they stop on certain tiles. It has some powerful enemies and interesting layouts with chasms and ledges to do those sick FFT jumps I love. Many endgame pieces are in an optional dungeon called Midlight Deep. FFT is pretty BS about hiding its treasures. Part of why I love RPGs is the thrill of getting cool new stuff, including legendary weapons in the endgame. вЂњLife is shortвЂ¦bury! Steady Sword!вЂќ вЂњScatter your chilly sharp blades! Ice!вЂќ вЂњInscript a dark god on a rotting body! Flare!вЂќД®nd of the fight against Elidibus, the boss at the end of Midlight Deep Some were awesome and some were goofy and/or badly translated but I loved them. They got rid of the quotes! On the PS1 10% of the time you use most special abilities your unit gives an ability-specific quote.Turns out I was right, some summons had a 50% longer charge time. Even with Swiftness it was taking longer than I remembered. For me most notable was Summons being less powerful and charging longer. There were some tweaks for the original US version that arenвЂ™t in WotL. Found out after finishing that WotL is primarily based on the Japanese original.

Made me realize how good a job they did with these scenes in the original. The old speed was just right and now at double speed it took away from the scenes. Most notably, cutscenes are rendered in the battle engine with tons of custom animations. Of course, this led to fat fingerings or difficulty getting a tile from behind an obstacle. No D-pad that I ever saw so I had to select tiles with my finger.

This version had some changes from the PS1 version I didnвЂ™t like. Going to start this post with some negatives. Agrias laying the smackdown on some poor monster