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* Two new crossover characters have been added as party members: Balthier, from
Final Fantasy XII, and Luso, from the forthcoming Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
2 (try saying that two times fast!).
* Additional subquests and accompanying battles have been added to Chapter IV.
In addition to the mission to recruit Balthier, there are also the new Agrias's
Birthday, Disorder in the Order, and Lionel's New Liege Lord quests.
* Two new jobs are available for all characters: Dark Knight and Onion Knight.
* Two multiplayer modes have been added. One allows you to compete against
other player's team. The other has you team up with another player to clear a
variety of special missions. Both are playable only over an "Ad Hoc" (i.e.:
local) connection -- no Internet play, sadly.
* Key story scenes are now illustrated with cel-shaded animated cutscenes and
(in the English version) voice acting, instead of the in-game cutscenes and CG
movies of the original.
* There are a number of new story scenes and battles added to the main
storyline, including:
- Loffrey recruiting Wiegraf near the end of Chapter II.
- Delita traveling with Ovelia at Zeirchele Falls, also near the end of
Chapter II. This scene also involves a new story battle.
- Ramza's meeting with Luso in Chapter III and the battle to rescue him.
- As assasination attempt against Ovelia near the end of Chapter III.
There's a new Delita battle here as well.
- Delita demonstrating the blade-of-grass whistle to Ovelia soon after the
beginning of Chapter IV.
- A battle against Argath at Limberry Castle in Chapter IV.
- An additional battle against Cletienne in Dorter on the way back to Eagrose
in Chapter IV.
* The maximum roster size has been increased by 8 (from 16 to 24), to allow
you to add Luso and Balthier to your crew without having to kick out any of the
other story characters.
* Many abilities now cost more JP to learn.
* Job prerequisites have been changed--specifically, some jobs now require the
prerequisite jobs to be leveled up to a higher level. Additionally, the amount
of each JP to reach each job level (except job level 2) has also been
increased. In other words, jobs require much more JP to unlock!
* The Speed of some abilities has also been changed. Some abilities (mostly
Summons, plus a few Time Mage abilities and the Mystic's Petrify/Induration)
now take longer to charge.
* The sword techniques used by Meliadoul and Orlandeau can now still damage
enemies even if they don't have the relevant piece of equipment. This means
that these abilities can now damage monsters as well.
In fact, using these abilities against a character not equipped with the
relevant item (including monsters) *increases* the damage dealt. The specific
amount varies by ability:
- Crush Armor - bonus is user's Physical Attack stat times 5
- Crush Helm - bonus is user's Physical Attack stat times 4
- Crush Weapon - bonus is user's Physical Attack stat times 3
- Crush Accessory - bonus is user's Physical Attack stat times 2
* New pieces of equipment have been added. A few are obtainable in the single-
player game as Balthier's initial equipment and from the Agrias's Birthday
quest; the rest can only be found by completing the multiplayer missions.
* The quest to recruit Cloud is immediately after completing Fort Besselat (and
the other prerequisite subquests). In the PSone version, this quest could not
be done until substantially later--after defeating Adrammelech.
* It's no longer possible to steal any of Elmdore's equipment. Actually, this
is consistent with the original Japanese PSone release, where you couldn't
steal his equipment either--the ability to steal his gear is unique to the
North American PSone version.
* Rapha and Marach's Mantra abilities (a/k/a Truth and Un-Truth) have been
upgraded. Each use of one of these abilities results in 1 to 10 "strikes"
instead of 1 to 6 in the PSone version. They also seem to be more accurate and
are more likely to hit the targeted panel/unit rather than the adjoining
tiles. Similarly, Reis's Holy Breath ability also has now 1-10 strikes
instead of 1-6.
* The "item duplication" trick/glitch (which allowed you to buy extra copies of
some weapons that you couldn't normally buy) has been removed from the game, as
has the glitch that allowed you to earn infinite JP via a bug in the ability-
learning menu.
* Instead of using the Gregorian Calendar (January to December), dates are now
displayed in Zodiac format (e.g. 3 Capricorn). The year also now alternates
between "Wet months" (in which storms are more likely) and "Dry months,"
similar to the cycle on Final Fantasy XII's Giza Plains.
* Victory conditions for the Bethla Garrison/Fort Besselat sluice battle in
Chapter IV have changed. In the PSone version, you had to throw a pair of
switches to finish the battle. This meant that you could hang around even
after you'd killed all the enemies to have your characters hit each other and
easily level up. In the PSP version, the battle ends as soon as you defeat all
the enemies.
* At the very beginning of the game, when you're choosing Ramza's birthdate, the
game now displays which Zodiac sign he'd end up with based on the birthdate you
currently have entered.
* All of Rapha's skills are now learnable as soon as she joins the party. In
the PSone version, many did not appear until Chapter IV.
* The Oil status effect, which did not do anything in the PSone version (even
though it was supposed to), now actually works -- it doubles the damage from
the next fire attack.
* In the PSP version, when a summon spell is cast, the name of that summon's
special attack is displayed (e.g. Shiva casts "Glacial Shards"), as in most
Final Fantasy games. The PSone version simply displayed the name of the
summoned creature itself (e.g. "Shiva"). Similarly, each Iaido ability now has
a special name when being cast, rather than simply the name of the katana.
* In the PSone version, the game would cycle through various "attract" movies--
a trailer for the game and videos demonstrating all the jobs--if left on the
title screen for a while. These movies do not exist in the PSP version; the
title sequence just repeats over and over if the game is left running on the
title menu.
* The icons for some of the status conditions have been changed -- probably to
be more visible on a smaller screen.
* Some other visual display elements have also been changed. For example, the
party roster screen now has more characters per row (to fit the widescreen
format), the victory condition and battle clear screens are different, and the
text on the map screen is printed in a different & bigger font.
* On the bad side of things, the game runs somewhat slower than the original
PSone version.
* Also on the bad side, some of the sound effects (e.g. some ability effects,
and the "death screams" when characters are KOed) also sound different (and
poorer) on the PSP hardware. To be honest, I have such a tin ear for these
kinds of differences that it's hard for me to tell exactly what has and hasn't
changed, but it's been widely reported that they do sound different :)
* And, of course, the game has been retitled Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of
the Lions, given a new logo, and rebranded as part of Square Enix's new Ivalice
Alliance franchise.
In addition, the North American, European, and Australian releases boast some
further changes:
* The game has been completely retranslated, with the Engrish-y awkwardness
from the original version being replaced with a "medieval" style similar to the
English version of Final Fantasy XII. If you're familiar with the old 1998
PSone translation and want to get up to speed with the new one, check out the
name conversion guide below.
* The slowdown in the North American and European releases is not as bad as it
was in the Japanese PSP release (or so I'm told).
* Voice-acting has been added to the cutscenes. In the Japanese version, the
dialogue is only displayed in subtitles, with no voice-over.
* In the PSone version, using a spell or special technique would occasionally
cause the character to shout out a special quote (e.g., "Life is short...Bury!
Steady Sword!"). These quotes have been removed from the English PSP version.
* Using the Select button "help" feature and then selecting a character's name
on his/her status screen gives you a short quote from the character. In the
PSone version, only the story characters had unique messages. Generic
characters simply had one of a handful of generic quotes. In the PSP version,
every default name for a generic character now has his or her own unique quote!
(This feature has always been in the Japanese version; it was only in the
English PSone version that the generic characters did not all have unique
quotes.)
* The X and O button mappings are reversed from the North American PSone
release -- X now selects things in menus and O cancels, as in almost all North
American releases. (Explanation: In Japanese versions of games, using O to
select and X to cancel is actually the standard. In North America, the
reverse is true; usually X selects and O cancels. Games being localized from
Japan generally have the X and O buttons swapped -- in fact, this is a Sony-
mandated change. The original PSone translation of FF Tactics apparently
slipped through the cracks, in keeping with the general kookiness of its
localization, and ended up with the O button to confirm. The PSP localization
brings things back in life with the North American standard.)
* In the Japanese version, four of the artefacts obtainable from errands can
be used to play Choose Your Own Adventure style text-adventure games. In the
English version, you can still get these artefacts, but you can't play the
text adventure games. Since the text adventures don't actually earn you
anything in the "main" game, this isn't a huge loss. (This is true in both
the PSP and PSone localizations.)
%%%NAME CONVERSION CHART%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%00names
The new English translation has changed quite a few names from the much-
maligned 1998 translation seen in the PSone version, so I've provided this
chart to help FF Tactics veterans get up to speed with the new translation.
---Game Mechanics---------------------------------------------------------------
[1998 PSone translation] [2007 PSP translation]
Brave Bravery
Propositions Errands
Treasure (from Prop.s) Artefacts
Unexplored Land Wonders of the Ancient World
Strengthen: (equipment) Boosts:
Cancel: (equipment) Immune:
Always: (equipment) Equip:
Magic: (equipment) Spell Effect:
Bonus Money Bonus Coin
War Trophies Battle Trophies
TOWNS & MAJOR MENU OPTIONS
Bar Tavern
Shop Outfitter
Soldier office Warriors' Guild
Fur shop Poachers' Den
Formation Party Roster
Brave Story Chronicle
Record [Brave Story] Events
Person [Brave Story] Personae
Job [Brave Story] Feats
Injured [Brave Story] Kills
STATUS CONDITIONS
Transparent Invisible
Darkness Blind
Petrify Stone
Frog Toad
Don't Move Immobilize
Don't Act Disable
Blood **** Vampire
Death Sentence Doom
Invitation Traitor
Innocent Atheist
TERRAIN TYPES
Natural Surface Soil
Canal Waterway
Sea Ocean
Thicket Underbrush
Ivy Vines
Stone Floor Flagstones
Mud Wall Earthen Wall
Tombstone Gravestone
Rocky Cliffs Stone Outcropping
Basalt Lava Rocks
Furniture Furnishings
Iron Plate Iron
Rug Carpet
Box Coffer
Deck Wooden Deck
Swamp Marsh
Marsh Swamp
Poisoned Marsh Poisonous Fen
Sand Area Sand
Salt Salt Flat
Machine Machinery
Water Plant Reed
Obstacle Barrier
---Story------------------------------------------------------------------------
[1998 PSone translation] [2007 PSP translation]
MAJOR CHARACTERS
Adramelk Adrammelech
Alazlam J.D. Arazlam Durai
Algus Sadalfas Argath Thadalfus
Alphons Draclau Alphonse Delacroix
Altima Ultima
Balbanes Beoulve Barbaneth Beoulve
Balk Fenzol Barich Fendsor
Balmafula Lanandu Valmafra Lenande
Besrodio Bunanza Besrudio Bunansa
Bestrada Larg Bestrald Larg
Beowulf Kadmus Beowulf Cadmus
Buremonda Bremondt
Cidolfas Orlandu Cidolfus Orlandeau
Delita Hyral Delita Heiral
Druksmald Goltana Druksmald Goltanna
Elidibs Elidibus
Gaff Gafgarion Goffard Gaffgarion
Gelkanis Barinten Gerrith Barrington
Golagros Levine Gragoroth Levigne
Gustav Margueriff Gustav Margriff
Hashmalum Hashmal
Izlude Tingle Isilud Tengille
Kletian Drowa Cletienne Duroi
Lede Lettie
Malak Galthana Marach Galthena
Marge Funeral Marcel Funebris
Mesdoram Elmdor Messam Elmdore
Miluda Folles Milleuda Folles
Mustadio Bunanza Mustadio Bunansa
Olan Durai Orran Durai
Omdolia Atkascha Ondoria Atkascha
Orinas Atkascha Orinus Atkascha
Professor Bordam Daravon Master Darlavon
Queklain Cuchulainn
Rad Ladd
Rafa Galthana Rapha Galthena
Reis Dular Reis Duelar
Rofel Wodring Loffrey Wodring
Rudvich Bart Ludovich Baert
Ruvelia Atkascha Louveria Atkascha
Simon Pen Rakshu Simon Penn-Lachish
Sinogue Syneugh
Teta Hyral Tietra Heiral
Velius Belias
Vormav Tingel Folmarv Tengille
Worker 8 Construct 8
Zalbag Beoulve Zalbaag Beoulve
Zalmo Rusnada Zalmour Lucianada
INTRO BATTLE ENEMIES
Vicks Biggs
Fukes Fuchs
Dish Diesch
Wezaleff Wezlef
TERMS
Hokuten Knights Order of the Northern Sky
Nanten Knights Order of the Southern Sky
Touten Knights Order of the Eastern Sky
Death Corps Corpse Brigade
Bart Company Baert Company
Temple Knights Knights Templar
Black Sheep Knights Blackram Knights
Lion's War War of the Lions
Mosfungus Mossfungus
Knights of the Atkascha Lionsguard
Ramza Ruglia [his alias in Ramza Lugria
Chapter II]
"Silver Nobleman" [Elmdore's "Silver Prince"
"Silver Ogre" nicknames] "Silver Demon"
Pagan Hunter Inquisitor
Kamyuja Khamja
High Priest High Confessor
Denamunda [former king] Denamda
Diwanu [king of Ordalia] Devanne III
Valowa [king of Ordalia] Varoi VI
Ordalia Ordallia
Ryomoku Order of the Ebon Eye
Gallione [province] Gallionne
Glewan Chancellor Glevanne
Battle of Gufolavia Battle of Groffovia
"King Weapon" [Barinten's "King of the Forge"
nickname]
Transmission Machine Transporter
Lionel Holy Knights Gryphon Knights
[Beowulf's former group]
CHAPTER TITLES
The Manipulator & the The Manipulative & the
Subservient Subservient
Somebody to Love In the Name of Love
---Places-----------------------------------------------------------------------
[1998 PSone translation] [2007 PSP translation]
OVERWORLD
Ygros Castle Eagrose Castle
Sweegy Woods The Siedge Weald
Sand Rat Cellar Sand Rat's Sietch
Thieves' Fort Brigands' Den
Lenalia Plateau Lenalian Plateau
Fovoham Plains Fovoham Windflats
Fort Zeakden Ziekden Fortress
Zirekile Falls Zeirchele Falls
Fort City Zaland Castled City of Zaland
Bariaus Hill Balias Tor
Zigolis Swamp Tchigolith Fenlands
Goug Machine City Clockwork City of Goug
Warjilis Trade City Port City of Warjilis
Bariaus Valley Balias Swale
Golgorand Execution Site Golgollada Gallows
Goland Coal City Mining Town of Gollund
Lesalia Imperial Capital Royal City of Lesalia
Grog Hill Grogh Heights
Yardow Fort City Walled City of Yardrow
Yuguo Woods The Yuguewood
Doguola Pass Dugeura Pass
Bervenia Volcano Mount Bervenia
Finath River Finnath Creek
Bed Desert Beddha Sandwaste
Bethla Garrison Fort Besselat
Zarghidas Trade City Trade City of Sal Ghidos
Germinas Peak Mount Germinas
Dolbodar Swamp Dorvauldar Marsh
Murond Holy Place Mullonde
DEEP DUNGEON/MIDLIGHT'S DEEP
Deep Dungeon Midlight's Deep
NOGIAS The Crevasse
TERMINATE The Stair
DELTA The Hollow
VALKYRIES The Catacombs
MLAPAN The Oubliette
TIGER The Palings
BRIDGE The Crossing
VOYAGE The Switchback
HORROR The Interstice
END Terminus
BATTLEFIELDS
Sand Rat Cellar The Sand Rat's Sietch
Windmill Shed Windflat Mill
Slums of Goug Goug Lowtown
Inside of Lionel Castle Lionel Castle Oratory
Back gate of Lesalia Castle Lesalia Castle Postern
Underground Book Storage Monastery Vaults
Inside of Riovanes Castle Riovanes Castle Keep
Church outside the town Outlying Church
Inside of Limberry Castle Limberry Castle Keep
Underground cemetery of Limberry Castle Undercroft
Limberry Castle
Inside of Eagrose Castle Eagrose Castle Keep
St. Murond Temple Mullonde Cathedral
Hall of St. Murond Temple Mullonde Cathedral Nave
Chapel of St. Murond Temple Mullonde Cathedral Sanctuary
Murond Death City The Necrohol of Mullonde
Lost Sacred Precincts Lost Halidom
Colliery Underground 1-3 Gollund Colliery Floor/Slope/Ridge
Underground Passage in Gollund Coal Shaft
Gollund
---Jobs-------------------------------------------------------------------------
[1998 PSone translation] [2007 PSP translation]
Priest White Mage
Wizard Black Mage
Mediator Orator
Oracle Mystic
Lancer Dragoon
Calculator Arithmetician
STORY CHARACTER JOBS
Delita's Sis Commoner
Dark Knight Fell Knight
Engineer Machinist
Heaven Knight Skyseer
Hell Knight Netherseer
Holy Swordsman Sword Saint
Arc Knight Ark Knight
Temple Knight Templar
Steel Giant Automaton
Dragoner Dragonkin
ENEMY JOBS
Impure King The Impure
Holy Priest Celebrant
Warlock Gigas
Angel of Death Death Seraph
Lune Knight Rune Knight
Ghost of Fury The Wroth
Regulator Bringer of Order
Holy Angel High Seraph
Arch Angel Arch Seraph
---Monsters---------------------------------------------------------------------
[1998 PSone translation] [2007 PSP translation]
Gobbledeguk Gobbledygook
Cuar Coeurl
Vampire Vampire Cat
Explosion Exploder
Living Bone Skeletal Fiend
Bull Demon Wisenkin
Minitaurus Minotaur
Sacred Sekhret
Gust Ghast
Pisco Demon Piscodaemon
Squidlarkin Squidraken
Mindflare Mindflayer
Flotiball Floating Eye
Plague Plague Horror
Juravis Jura Aevis
Woodman Dryad
Taiju Elder Treant
Morbol Malboro
Hyudra Hydra
Hydra Greater Hydra
Uribo Pig
Porky Swine
Wildbow Wild Boar
Apanda Reaver
Archaic Demon Archaeodaemon
---Abilities--------------------------------------------------------------------
[1998 PSone translation] [2007 PSP translation]
SQUIRE
Basic Skill Fundaments
Accumulate Focus
Dash Rush
Throw Stone Stone
Heal Salve
Monster Skill Beastmaster
Gained Jp UP JP Boost
CHEMIST
Throw Item Throw Items
Maintenance Safeguard
Equip Change Reequip
Move-Find Item Treasure Hunter
KNIGHT
Battle Skill Arts of War
* Break Rend *
Magic Break Rend MP
Mind Break Rend Magick
Weapon Guard Parry
Equip Armor Equip Heavy Armor
ARCHER
Charge+x Aim +x
Speed Save Adrenaline Rush
Arrow Guard Archer's Bane
Concentrate Concentration
MONK
Punch Art Martial Arts
Spin Fist Cyclone
Repeating Fist Pummel
Wave Fist Aurablast
Earth Slash Shockwave
Secret Fist Doom Fist
Stigma Magic Purification
HP Restore Critical: Recover HP
Hamedo First Strike
Martial Arts Brawler
Move-HP UP Lifefont
WHITE MAGE/PRIEST
White Magic White Magicks
Cure 2 Cura
Cure 3 Curaga
Cure 4 Curaja
Raise 2 Arise
Protect 2 Protectja
Shell 2 Shellja
Regenerator Regenerate
Magic DefendUP Arcane Defense
BLACK MAGE/WIZARD
Black Magic Black Magicks
Fire 2 Fira
Fire 3 Firaga
Fire 4 Firaja
Bolt Thunder
Bolt 2 Thundara
Bolt 3 Thundaga
Bolt 4 Thundaja
Ice Blizzard
Ice 2 Blizzara
Ice 3 Blizzaga
Ice 4 Blizzaja
Frog Toad
Magic AttackUP Arcane Strength
TIME MAGE
Time Magic Time Magicks
Haste 2 Hasteja
Slow 2 Slowja
Don't Move Immobilize
Demi Gravity
Demi 2 Graviga
MP Switch Mana Shield
Short Charge Swiftness
Float [movement ability] Levitate
SUMMONER
Summon Magic Summon
Silf Sylph
Fairy Faerie
Zodiac Zodiark
MP Restore Critical: Recover MP
Half of MP Halve MP
THIEF
Gil Taking Steal Gil
Caution Vigilance
Gilgame Heart Gil Snapper
Catch Sticky Fingers
Secret Hunt Poach
ORATOR/MEDIATOR
Talk Skill Speechcraft
Invitation Entice
Persuade Stall
Threaten Intimidate
Solution Enlighten
Death Sentence Condemn
Negotiate Beg
Finger Guard Earplug
Train Tame
Monster Talk Beast Tongue
MYSTIC/ORACLE
Yin-Yang Magic Mystic Arts
Blind Umbra
Spell Absorb Empowerment
Life Absorb Invigoration
Pray Faith Belief
Doubt Faith Disbelief
Zombie Corruption
Silence Song Quiescence
Blind Rage Fervor
Foxbird Trepidation
Confusion Song Delirium
Dispel Magic Harmony
Paralyze Hesitation
Sleep Repose
Petrify Induration
Absorb Used MP Absorb MP
Defense UP Defense Boost
Any Weather Ignore Weather
Move-MP Up Manafont
GEOMANCER
Elemental Geomancy
Pitfall Sinkhole
Water Ball Torrent
Hell Ivy Tanglevine
Carve Model Contortion
Local Quake Tremor
Kamaitachi Wind Slash
Demon Fire Will-o'-the-Wisp
Blizzard Snowstorm
Gusty Wind Wind Blast
Lava Ball Magma Surge
Counter Flood Nature's Wrath
Attack UP Attack Boost
Any Ground Ignore Terrain
Move on Lava Lavawalking
DRAGOON/LANCER
Level Jump x Horizontal Jump x
Dragon Spirit Dragonheart
Equip Spear Equip Polearms
Ignore Height Ignore Elevation
SAMURAI
Draw Out Iaido
Asura Ashura
Koutetsu Kotetsu
Bizen Boat Osafune
Heaven's Cloud Ama-no-Murakumo
Meatbone Slash Bonecrusher
Blade Grasp Shirahadori
Two Hands Doublehand
Walk on Water Swim
NINJA
Ball Bomb
Stick Pole
Spear Polearm
Knight Sword Knight's Sword
Dictionary Book
Sunken State Vanish
Abandon Reflexes
Two Swords Dual Wield
Move in Water Waterwalking
ARITHMETICIAN/CALCULATOR
Math Skill Arithmeticks
Prime Number Prime
3 Multiple of 3
4 Multiple of 4
5 Multiple of 5
Distribute Cup of Life
Damage Split Soulbind
Gained Exp UP Exp Boost
Move-Get Exp Accrue Exp
Move-Get Jp Accrue JP
BARD
Sing Bardsong
Angel Song Seraph Song
Life Song Life's Anthem
Cheer Song Rousing Melody
Battle Song Battle Chant
Magic Song Magickal Refrain
Last Song Finale
MA Save Magick Boost
Face Up Faith Boost
DANCER
Wiznaibus Mincing Minuet
Polka Polka Polka
Disillusion Heathen Frolic
Nameless Dance Forbidden Dance
Last Dance Last Waltz
A Save Fury
Brave Up Bravery Boost
SQUIRE [Ramza]
Guts Mettle
Accumulate Focus
Dash Rush
Throw Stone Stone
Heal Salve
Yell Tailwind
Wish Chant
Cheer Up Steel
Scream Shout
Equip Axe Equip Axes
Monster Skill Beastmaster
Gained Jp UP JP Boost
DARK KNIGHT / FELL KNIGHT
Dark Sword [command] Fell Sword
Night Sword Shadowblade
Dark Sword [ability] Duskblade
HOLY KNIGHT
Stasis Sword Judgment Blade
Split Punch Cleansing Strike
Crush Punch Northswain's Strike
Lightning Stab Hallowed Bolt
Holy Explosion Divine Ruination
PRINCESS & CLERIC
Holy Magic Holy Magick
Mbarrier Aegis
Deathspell 2 Dispelna
ENGINEER / MACHINIST
Snipe Aimed Shot
Leg Aim Leg Shot
Arm Aim Arm Shot
ASTROLOGIST / ASTROLOGER
Starry Heaven Astrology
Galaxy Stop Celestial Stasis
HEAVEN KNIGHT / SKYSEER
Truth Sky Mantra
Heaven's Thunder Heaven's Wrath
Asura Ashura
Diamond Sword Adamantine Blade
Hydragon Pit Maelstrom
Space Storage Celestial Void
Sky Demon Divinity
HELL KNIGHT / NETHERSEER
Un-Truth Nether Mantra
Heaven Bltback Hell's Wrath
Asura Back Nether Ashura
Dia Swrd Back Nether Blade
Dragn Pit Back Nether Maelstrom
Space Str Back Corporeal Void
Sky Demon Back Impiety
HOLY SWORDSMAN / SWORD SAINT
All Swordskill Swordplay
DIVINE KNIGHT
Mighty Sword Unyielding Blade
Shellbust Stab Crush Armor
Blastar Punch Crush Helm
Hellcry Punch Crush Weapon
Icewolf Bite Crush Accessory
ARC KNIGHT / ARK KNIGHT
Destroy Sword Blade of Ruin
* Ruin *sap
TEMPLE KNIGHT / TEMPLAR
Magic Sword Spellblade
Aspel Syphon
Innocent Doubt
Despair Dispel
Shock! Vengeance
STEEL GIANT / AUTOMATON
Work Tasks
Crush Pulverize
DRAGONER / DRAGONKIN
* Bracelet * Breath
Dragon Tame Dragon's Charm
Dragon Care Dragon's Gift
Dragon PowerUp Dragon's Might
Dragon LevelUp Dragon's Speed
SOLDIER
Braver Brave Slash
BYBLOS
Energy Energize
Shock Vengeance
Difference Manaburn
ENEMY JOB COMMANDS & ABILITIES
Fear Dread
Chicken Race Fowlheart
Death Cold Ague
Impure Befoul
Bio 2/3 Biora/Bioga
Lose Voice Aphony
Seal Petrify
Loss Befuddle
Warlock Summon Summon Gigas
Dark Magic Dark Arts
Lifebreak Karma
Dark Holy Unholy Darkness
Use Hand Subdual Arts
Shadow Stitch Shadowbind
Stop Bracelet Suffocate
Teleport 2 Master Teleportation
Night Magic Demon Magicks
Spell Bind
* 2 (Zalera) *ja
Melt Meltdown
Ultimate Magic Arcane Magicks
Complete Magic Divine Magicks
All-ultima Divine Ultima
Saturation Divine Providence
Mute 2 Disempower
Despair 2 Dispelja
Return 2 Return
Dark Cloud The Dark
Snake Carrier Snakecharm
Midgar Sworm Midgarsomr
MONSTER ABILITIES
Choco Attack Choco Beak
Choco Ball Choco Pellets
Scratch Claw
Poison Nail Venom Fang
Cat Kick Cat Scratch
Blood **** Vampire
Small Bomb Bomblet
Turn Punch Spin Punch
Bloodfeast Mutilate
Knife Hand Chop
* Soul * Anima
Aqua Anima Water Anima
Wave Around Feral Spin
Blow Fire Breathe Fire
Mimic Titan Earthsplitter
Gather Power Beef Up
Throw Spirit Ectoplasm
Grease Touch Oily Touch
Tentacle Tentacles
Black Ink Ink
Odd Soundwave Dischord
Look of Fright Dread Gaze
Wing Attack Wing Buffet
Look of Devil Bewitching Gaze
Death Sentence Doom
Circle Beam
Scratch Up Talon Dive
Shine Lover Glitterlust
Beaking Peck
Shake Off Pickaxe
Leaf Dance Leaf Rain
Spirit of Life Life Nymph
Protect Spirit Guardian Nymph
Clam Spirit Shell Nymph
Bad Bracelet Bad Breath
Malboro Virus Malboro Spores
Stab Up Gore
Sudden Cry Heave
Dash Charge
Tail Swing Tail Sweep
Hurricane Twister
Ulmaguest Almagest
Triple * Tri-*
Straight Dash Reckless Charge
Oink Squeak
Pooh- Toot
Nose Breath Snort
Please Eat Bequeath Bacon
---Equipment--------------------------------------------------------------------
[1998 PSone translation] [2007 PSP translation]
ITEM CATEGORIES
Ninja Sword Ninja Blade
Knight Sword Knight's Sword
Hammer Flail
Dictionary Book
Spear Polearm
Stick Pole
Ribbon Hair Adornment
Mantle Cloak
Magic Ball Bomb
WEAPONS
Zorlin Shape Zwill Straightblade
Hidden Knife Ninja Blade
Ninja Knife Kunai
Short Edge Kodachi
Ninja Edge Ninja Longblade
Spell Edge Spellbinder
Sasuke Knife Sasuke's Blade
Koga/Iga Knife Koga/Iga Blade
Nagrarock Nagnarok
Sleep Sword Sleep Blade
Koutetsu Kotetsu
Bizen Boat Osafune
Heaven's Cloud Ama-no-Murakumo
Rainbow Staff Serpent Staff
Wizard Staff Mage's Staff
Sage Staff Staff of the Magi
Faith Rod Rod of Faith
Flail Iron Flail
Flame Whip Flame Mace
Romanda Gun Romandan Pistol
Blaze Gun Glacial Gun
Glacier Gun Blaze Gun
Blast Gun Blaster
Night Killer Knightslayer
Gastrafitis Gastrophetes
Ultimus Bow Artemis Bow
Bloody Strings Bloodstring Harp
Fairy Harp Faerie Harp
Battle Dict Battle Folio
Monster Dict Bestiary
Papyrus Plate Papyrus Codex
Madelgelm Omnilex
Oberisk Obelisk
H Bag Hydrascale Bag
C Bag Croakadile Bag
P Bag Pantherskin Bag
FS Bag Fallingstar Bag
Persia Damask Cloth
Ryozan Silk Wyrmweave Silk
SHIELDS
Platina Shield Platinum Shield
Kaiser Plate Kaiser Shield
HELMS
Barbuta Barbut
Cross Helm Close Helmet
Feather Cap Plumed Hat
Triangle Hat Wizard's Hat
Twist Headband Headband
Holy Miter Celebrant's Miter
Black Hood Black Cowl
Flash Hat Lambent Hat
Thief Hat Thief's Cap
ARMOR
Platina Armor Platinum Armor
Carabini Mail Carabineer Mail
Reflect Mail Mirror Mail
Leather Outfit Leather Clothing
Leather Vest Leather Plate
Chain Vest Ringmail
Adaman Vest Adamant Vest
Judo Outfit Jujitsu Gi
Power Sleeve Power Garb
Earth Clothes Gaia Gear
Black Costume Black Garb
Wizard Outift Wizard Clothing
Secret Clothes Ninja Gear
Rubber Costume Rubber Suit
Linen Robe Hempen Robe
Silk Robe Silken Robe
Light Robe Luminous Robe
Robe of Lords Lordly Robe
ACCESSORIES
Spike Shoes Spiked Boots
Feather Boots Winged Boots
Sprint Shoes Hermes Shoes
Power Wrist Power Gauntlet
Magic Gauntlet Magepower Glove
Genji Gauntlet Genji Glove
Defense Ring Protect Ring
Magic Ring Magick Ring
N-Kai Armlet Nu Khai Armband
108 Gems Japa Mala
Defense Armlet Guardian Bracelet
Diamond Armlet Diamond Bracelet
Small Mantle Shoulder Cape
Leather Mantle Leather Cloak
Wizard Mantle Mage's Cloak
Elf Mantle Elven Cloak
Dracula Mantle Vampire Cape
Feather Mantle Featherweave Cloak
Vanish Mantle Invisibility Cloak
Salty Rage Sortile'ge
Setiemson Septie`me
ITEMS
Eye Drop Eye Drops
Echo Grass Echo Herbs
Soft Gold Needle
Magic Shuriken Fuma Shuriken
Yagyu Darkness Yagyu Darkrood
Fire Ball Flameburst Bomb
Water Ball Snowmelt Bomb
Lightning Ball Spark Bomb
---Errands----------------------------------------------------------------------
[1998 PSone translation] [2007 PSP translation]
ERRANDS
Destiny of the Company The Highwind
Sunken Salvage Tour Salvage Expedition
Sailor Tour Diving Expedition
Larner Channel Waves Rhana Strait
Attractive Workplace Dredge Work
Salvage the Trade Ship![Zal.d]The Hindenburg
Envoy ship, Falcon The Falcon
Heir of Mesa Mesa's Legacy
Salvage the Trade Ship![Goug] The Durga
Emissary of Lionel Lionel Emissary
Zaland Embassy Zaland Embassy Antiques
Stolen Ancient Writings Stolen Tomes
Good Workplace and Job Salvage Work
Sea of Gredia Island Gleddia Isle
Stranded Trade Ship Foundered Vessel
Trade Ship Doving The Dawn Queen
Mine Excavation Tour Abandoned Mine
Miner's Tour (2) (Second) Coal Mining Expedition
Will of Elder Topa Old Toppa's Will
Dream of a Miner Miner's Dream
Vacancy! Miner Shortage
Miners Wanted! (2) (More) Coal Miners Wanted
Girl in Gulg Volcano Mount Gulg Mother Lode
Hidden Trap at the Maze Endless Caverns
The Lord's Ore Ore of the Gods
One Activity Past Glory
Rolade Ore Company Lorraide Mine
Testimony of Ex-miner Miner's Tale
Death Canyon Death's Gorge
Discovery Race (2/3) (Second/Third) Frontier Marathon
Poeskas Lake Bottom Lake Poescas Depths
Legendary Traces Ancient Wonder
Deep in Sweegy Woods The Siedge Weald
Ruins at Bed Desert Beddha Sandwaste
Adventurer Ramzen Lamzen the Adventurer
I saw it. Trick of the Light
Discovery Tour Frontier Expedition
Storm of Zigolis! Fenland Mystery
Ominous Dungeon Cellar Dungeon
Adventurer Wanted! Adventurers Wanted
I saw it! I swear! Shadows from the Past
Concerns of a Merchant Merchant's Regret
Mountain of Rain Rain-Swept Slopes
Defeat Golden Gotsko! Twilight Gustkov
Defeat Behemoth! The Behemoth
Trap of the Bandits Bandits
Son, Pappal! Young Lord Pappal
Within the Darkness In the Darkness
Defeat Whirlwind Karz! The Typhoon
Minimum's Melancholy Count Minimas
Terror of Assault Cave Terror's Maw
Challenge of Zero Zerro's Challenge
Phantom Thief Zero! Zerro Strikes
Thief Zero Returns! Zerro's Return
Thief Zero Reborn! Zerro Strikes Again
Thief Zero's Last Stand Zerro's Final Heist
Legendary Monster Hellspawned Beast
Sullen Experiment Metamorphosed Misery
Fiar's Request Fia's Wish
Dream child Missing Boy
Protect the Little Life Father's Nightmare
If wishes come true Ducal Disaster
Secret Door Cries in the Dark
Orders of Coast Guard Shoreline Defense
Mother Nightwalker
My treasure Uninvited Guests
The Greatest Plan Historic Revolt
How much is Life worth? Appraisal
Letter to my Love Lettre d'amour
Road of Beasts Beastly Trail
Shy Katedona Cattedona
Master Math! Arithmetic Tutor Wanted
Sad Traveling Artist Minstrel in Distress
Machinist Contest Clockwork Faire
Traveling Artist Mameko Mameco the Minstrel
Chocobo Restaurant Gysahl Greens
Ringing of the Bell Guard Duty
Hard Lecture Tutoring
Win the Yardow Fight! The Yardrow Melee
Win the Zaland Fight! The Zaland Melee
Win the Magic Contest! The Gariland Magick Melee
Meister Contest Artificers' Contest
TREASURES/ARTEFACTS
Four Gods Set Four-Deity Plate
Statue of Lylis Statuette of Lilith
Beetle Charm Scarab Charm
Zeni-Sword Coin Blade
Malice Mask Hanya Mask
Kid's Bread Moppet Bread
Adult's Bread Goliath Bread
Yurgeivogue Lugae
M-Fiction Novel Mesa's Musings
Diary of Nanai Nanai's Histories
Wyuvle Veil of Wiyu
Book of Enavia Enavia Chronicles
Magical Gun Enchanted Pistol
M Machinegun Enchanted Machinegun
Magi-Sword Zanmato
Minu Orb Orb of Minwu
Tarot of Ben Tarot de Bennstat
Excalipar Excalipoor
Parasite Tree Yggdrasil Mistletoe
Longibunne Spear Lance of Longibunne
UNEXPLORED LAND/WONDERS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD
Magic Continent Floating Continent
Castle of Trials Fortress of Trials
Falgabird Falgabard
Magic Train Phantom Train
Touzas Village Tozus Village
Semite Falls Semitt Falls
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strategy, while others are game tools, story references, or multimedia.
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there, and it's obviously not possible for me to list them all! So, this
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