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** Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King Final Fantasy Crystal **
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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King
- WiiWare (Virtual Console - new game/not remake)
Detailed Pay & Play (add-ons) Guide/Faqs
Written by Goldhorizon
Version 1.09
Rated E (Mild fantasy violence, Mild Suggestive Themes)
Square Enix Co. LTD 2008
Licensed by Nintendo
Pay & Play game content available as of 14 May 2008 to Current
(includes DLC Add-on Content Set 1 and Set 2)
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DLC Add-on Content Set 1:
- Dungeon Pack
- Lilty Hut
- Selkie Den
- Yuke Shack
- New Royal Outfit
- New Chancellor Outfit
- Luxurious House
- Sacred Shrine
DLC Add-on Content Set 2:
- Infinity Spire
- Castle Renovation
- Library
- New Royal Outfit 2
- New Chancellor Outfit 2
TOTAL DUNGEONS WITH ALL DLC ADD-ONS: 63 dungeons and the Castle!
(Ctrl f, then type in "List of All Dungeons in Entire Game" to see proof)
Note: With the DLC Add-on Content Sets 1 & 2 you now have 4 dungeons that
were previously only available in Hard/Very Hard Modes that are now
available in Normal Mode: Garrit Dryway, Ramva Riverbank, Lost City of Nevul,
and Denthe Bridge.
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Precursor Notes:
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This DLC/add-ons Guide/Faqs contains information related to a new
Normal Mode game with all add-ons downloaded before start of the
game. Hard/very hard game modes info is noted when needed.
- A Normal mode game WITHOUT add-ons downloaded before the start of
the game will greatly differ in what is available from the beginning
of the game. Thus the confusion in many faqs of how many buildings
are really available in a Normal Mode game.
- This guide/faqs deals only with a game that has all add-ons
downloaded before a game is played in Normal, Hard, or Very Hard
game modes.
- This guide will give info on a brand new first playthrough Normal
Mode game that is then continued to a Newgame+ aka Hard/Very Hard
Mode game.
- A DLC/add-ons game is a base game with purchased add-on content
also downloaded into the game for a unique gameplay experience that
is similar but uniquely different than just a base game experience.
- You pay a one-time price for the base game and a one-time price for
each of the add-on packs.
- There are 3 save files. Once you buy downloadable content then it
will be available in all 3 save files ... which means that more than
one person can have a save file with downloadable content. Plus the
downloadable content will carry on into all continued games.
- DLC Add-on Content of any kind will be added to ALL files (all 3
slots) the second they are downloaded. This means they will be
available in all newly started games in any mode and in any games
already in progress in any mode.
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Map Planning tools:
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In Japanese:
http://houyokusen.com/tmp/littlekingv1.1.swf
In English:
http://fromthegutter.org/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/littlekingv1.1english.swf
Note that the Item Shop (Pink Potion bottle flask) is incorrectly
labeled as the Armor Shop.
- Detailed Descriptions for Normal Mode map & Hard/Very Hard Modes Map
are listed under Town Layout Section.
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Comparison of Buildings Available: DLC/add-ons verses no DLC/add-ons:
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DLC Add-on Content Sets 1 & 2:
Exact Count for Normal Mode (with all add-ons):
- Normal Mode is thoroughly finished, explored, beaten.
There are exactly 56 dungeons PLUS the Castle (with all add-ons).
Exact count for Hard/Very Hard Mode (with all add-ons):
- 7 additional dungeons making a total dungeon count in entire game
of 63 dungeons plus the castle.
For the exact dungeon listing for all these buildings proving that they are
available in a Normal Mode game with all add-ons, go to the section:
Building Dungeons Summary. (Press Ctrl-F and type it in)
The only building/limits not available in Normal Mode (with all
add-ons) is the Large House, 2nd White Mage Temple, 2nd Black Mage
Academy, & 3rd Armor Shop.
The Helm Material Behest, all the Frost Magicite Material Behests
and the Gauntlet Material Behests are also unavailable. All the
other material behests are available for completion in a Normal
Mode game (with all add-ons).
DLC Add-ons 2nd Set:
- More dungeons added
- 4 Add-ons: Spire Passage, Infinity Spire, Tempora Estuary,
Land of O'Kokuh.
- 3 Hard/Very Hard Mode dungeons now available in Normal Mode:
Ramva Riverbank, Lost City of Nevul, Denthe Bridge.
- Garrit Dryway unlocked with DLC Add-on Set 1
- Building Added: Library
- Hammer Metal: Now can go past level 40
- Normal Mode with all add-ons downloaded before start of game:
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- Includes DLC Add-on Content Sets 1 & 2:
- There are exactly 56 dungeons PLUS the Castle in Normal Mode.
- All dungeons are available in hard/very hard mode
(7 additional dungeons making total dungeon count 63 plus Castle).
- All buildings types (but Large House) are available in Normal Mode.
- All buildings types are available in hard/very hard modes.
- All building limits are available (except the 2nd White Mage
Temple, the 2nd Black Mage Academy, 3rd Armor Shop, & Large House)
in Normal Mode.
Available in Normal Mode:
(50 House limit which includes: 5 Selkie Dens,
5 Lilty Huts, 5 Yuke Shacks, 3 Luxurious Houses, Clavat
Small House, Spacious House), 3 Sacred Shrines, 3 bakeries,
1 Emporium, 3 Weapon Shops, 2 Armor Shops, 3 Item Shops,
1 Training Hall, 3 Gaming Halls, 1 White Mage Temple, 1 Black
Mage Temple, 3 Taverns, 1 Guild Hall, 3 Fountain Parks,
1 Bulletin Board (original), 3 Bulletin Board Parks, 1 Inn,
1 Library.
- All building limits are available in hard/very hard modes.
Available in hard/very hard modes:
+Large House, +1 White Mage Temple, +1 Black Mage Academy,
+Armor Shop.
Total Building limits available:
(50 House limit which includes: 5 Selkie Dens, 5 Lilty Huts,
5 Yuke Shacks, 3 Luxurious Houses, Clavat Small House,
Large House, Spacious House), 3 Sacred Shrines, 3 bakeries,
1 Emporium, 3 Weapon Shops, 3 Armor Shops, 3 Item Shops,
1 Training Hall, 3 Gaming Halls, 2 White Mage Temple, 2 Black
Mage Temple, 3 Taverns, 1 Guild Hall, 3 Fountain Parks,
1 Bulletin Board (original), 3 Bulletin Board Parks, 1 Inn,
1 Library.
- All four races -- Clavat, Selkie, Lilty, Yuke -- are available in
Normal Mode and early in game.
- All four races are still available in hard/very hard modes.
- 2 changes of clothes for Chime and 2 changes of clothes for King are
available in Normal Mode.
- All changes of clothes are still available in hard/very hard modes.
- All five morale spheres are available in Normal Mode and also
hard/very hard modes.
- All 16 adventurers available with 3 parties available in Normal
Mode and also hard/very hard modes.
- Normal Mode without any add-ons downloaded:
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(Note: I am pretty sure this is accurate. If anyone finds
descrepancies, just let me know on the FFCC MLaaK Board.)
- About half of the dungeons are unavailable in Normal Mode.
- Most dungeons available (except any exclusive add-on dungeons) in
hard/very hard modes (about 38 dungeons total).
- Most of the buildings are available in Normal Mode
(except Large House, Lilty Hut, Selkie Den, Yuke Shack,
Luxiourous House, Sacred Shrine, Library).
- Most of the buildings are available in hard/very hard modes
(except Lilty Hut, Selkie Den, Yuke Shack, Luxiourous House,
Sacred Shrine, Library).
- A lot of the building limits are unavailable in Normal Mode.
Available in Normal Mode:
30 houses (Clavat Small House/Spacious), 2 bakeries, 1 Emporium,
1 Weapon Shop, 1 Armor Shop, 1 Item Shop, 1 Training Hall, 1 Gaming
Hall, 1 White Mage Temple, 1 Black Mage Academy, 2 Taverns, 1 Guild
Hall, 2 Fountain Parks, 1 Bulletin Board (original), 1 Bulletin
Board Park, 1 Inn.
- All of the building limits are available in hard/very hard modes
(except no Selkie Dens, Lilty Huts, Yuke Dens, Luxurious Houses).
Available in hard/very hard modes:
+10 houses (Clavat Small House/Large/Spacious), +1 Bakery,
+1 Weapon Shop, +1 Armor Shop, +1 Item Shop, +1 Gaming Hall,
+1 White Mage Temple, +1 Black Mage Academy, +1 Tavern, +1 Fountain
Park, +1 Bulletin Board Park.
Total Building Limits Available:
40 house limit (Clavat Small House/Large House/Spacious House),
3 bakeries, 1 Emporium, 2 Weapon Shops, 2 Armor Shops, 2 Item Shops,
1 Training Hall, 2 Gaming Halls, 2 White Mage Temples, 2 Black Mage
Academy(s), 2 Taverns, 1 Guild Hall, 3 Fountain Parks, 2 Bulletin Board
(original), 2 Bulletin Board Parks, 1 Inn.
- Only one race is available: Clavats in Normal Modes.
- Only one race is available: Clavats in hard/very hard modes.
- No change of clothes for Chime or for King are available in Normal
mode.
- No change of clothes for Chime or for King are available in hard/very
hard modes.
- Only four morale spheres are available in Normal Mode.
- All five morale spheres in hard/very hard modes.
- All 16 adventurers available with 2 parties in Normal Mode.
- All 16 adventurers available with 3 parties in hard/very hard modes.
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Carry-overs to Newgame+ (hard/very hard modes with add-ons):
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- Includes DLC Add-on Content Sets 1 & 2:
This is a brief summary of Carry Overs. For more detailed info see the
section "Carry Overs from previous Normal Mode game (with all add-ons)".
(Press Ctrl-F and type it in)
- Buildings Types & Building Limits (Games with all add-ons):
Note: Info based on already beating required dungeons with the
buildings listed below in a Normal Mode game with all add-ons.
Start a New Game (Normal Mode):
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Download content is available immediately in the game but you have to link
dungeons to it to get it. (even if you have finished a Normal Mode game in
any other slot (with add-ons).
- unlock all dungeons to get buildings & building limit increases
Continue with a New Game+ (hard/very hard):
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Download content is available immediately in the game but you have to link
dungeons to it to get it. However, once you are able to build the first
building of a type then you may have all the building limits of that type
immediately.
- unlock dungeons to get some of the buildings available & some are
available from the start
- building limit increases carry over but some may not be available
right from the start and some will be
- Dungeon levels are higher than in a Normal Mode game
All First-time bonus buildings, shrines, and 3 race houses will be available
immediately when you first start your hard/very hard game. You will
not have to link to dungeons to get them. Luxurious houses are available
if you beat the Colossal City of Heparl dungeon in Normal Mode and then
are available when you first start your hard/very hard game. Library
carries over.
All medals stay with adventurers, so you won't lose the medals you gained in
Normal mode. You will have to build up their levels to use their retained
equipment again. You can re-hire the old adventurers or hire new ones.
Note: You now have an option to "wipe clean" any medals that your
adventurers gained in the previous game. If you do this you will start
with more resources in the Newgame+ than you would have started with. All
the stored medals not put on adventurers will not be lost and will be
carried over as well as all the adventurers equipment.
All house limits carry-over so you will have 50 house limit if you beat all
the available house+ dungeons in Normal mode with all add-ons. You start
Hard/Very Hard Modes with a house limit of 10 but it rapidly increases as
you unlock dungeons.
The Spire Passage, Infinity Spire, Castle Renovation, and Library will also
carry over to any Newgame+ (if you beat them in Normal Mode).
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Newgame+ Additional Dungeons (with all add-ons):
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- Includes DLC Add-on Content Sets 1 & 2:
- These are 7 additional dungeons that are available in Hard/Very Hard Modes
(with all add-ons).
Padarak
Jungle Ruins of Si Khem
Vena Eih Marsh
Orc Keep
Daiphi Riverway
Quavitas Crag
Olvita Barrows
- These dungeons are not available in Normal Mode (with all add-ons).
- 4 dungeons that are usually included in the Hard/Very Hard Modes are now
available in Normal Mode when all DLC add-on Content Sets 1 & 2 are
purchased: Garrit Dryway, Ramva Riverbank, Lost City of Nevul, Denthe Bridge.
- Padarak
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- Jungle Ruins of Si Khem
- 2nd Black Mage Academy
- Hard/Very Hard Modes
- 13th dungeon
- Shape-shifting
- Jungle Ruins of Si Khem (level 13)
- Connects from Kubito Grotto
- Connects to none
- Leaf-covered ruins guarded by gargoyles.
- Clear bonus: Black Mage Academy+
- Frost Magicite may be found here.
- The dungeon changes shape every day,
resetting exploration rate to 0.
- Monsters:
Bat: black
Ghost: black
Golem +2 foes: orange
Ghost: purple
The Unstoppable Fiend: red
- Vena Eih Marsh (level 19)
- Connects from Janktra Plains
- Connects to none
- An unpleasantly humid marshland.
- Clear bonus: White Mage Temple+
- Enhancing Magicite may be found here.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters:
Gigantoad: black
Flan: black
Sagagin Lord +2 foes: orange
Orc Warlock +2 foes: purple
- Orc Keep
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- Vena Eih Marsh
- 2nd White Mage Temple
- Diaphi Riverway
- 3rd Armor Shop+
- Quavitas Crag
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- Ovitia Barrows
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- Large House
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Future Add-ons OR 2nd set of Download Add-on Content:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Life_as_a_King
"Additional content has since been added and announced:
* Castle Update (100 Points)
* Tower of Eternity (300 Points): A special dungeon featuring a gigantic
tower and a formidable monster. If the monster is destroyed, the player is
rewarded with an invaluable treasure. This dungeon is due out in June 2008.
* Library (200 Points): Gives the player the skill to memorize race-specific
abilities and to train their warriors further. Also due in June 2008.
100 Point downloads for a new dungeon and the ability for the player to alter
their adventurers' names, as well as additional clothing items will also
become available in future."
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Leo's 2nd additional costume:
- http://www.square-enix.co.jp/littleking/closet_leo2.html
Chime's 2nd additional costume:
- http://www.square-enix.co.jp/littleking/closet_chime2.html
Library:
- http://www.square-enix.co.jp/littleking/arc23.html
or go here for lots of recently released pics:
- http://www.ffccnews.jp/game/index.html
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http://member.square-enix.com/na/features/mlaak/01/
(Interview with director Kenichiro Yuji: FFCC MLaak):
We also have plans to release the following add-on content:
- Fresh King: an outgoing and sporty outfit for the king. You can change
into it immediately in the castle after acquisition.
- Summer Chime: a bikini that accentuates Chime’s charm in a resort-style
bikini. You can change into it immediately in the castle after
acquisition.
- Castle Expansion: a new dungeon will be added which unlocks new options
in the castle menu, such as those that allow you to change individual
adventurer’s names.
- Library: a new dungeon will be added that allows the construction of the
Library, which allows adventurers to learn new abilities.
- Infinity Spire: a tough dungeon that allows for infinite challenges.
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Note: Still waiting for US release.
Total of 3 more additional dungeons available from these new add-ons.
When released to the US, I will then update this guide to include
them in Normal Mode or Hard/Very Hard Modes.
US 2nd set Download Add-on Content was released on June 30, 2008.
See Add-on Packs Detailed Listing section below.
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Check into:
Tempora Estuary
First-time clear bonus: Expand the castle...
It is located south west of the bridge.
Note: DLC, released in 2nd DLC Add-on Set.
There's a dungeon on my map called "Infinity Spire 1F" that I haven't been
able to explore since the beginning of the game. It's connected directly to
my castle, so I don't think exploration is the problem. It's only a level 7
dungeon(most of my adventurers are around level 15) and there are still no
behests. Is there something special about this dungeon or something?
Note: DLC, released in 2nd DLC Add-on Set.
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List of All Dungeons in Entire Game:
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- Includes all DLC Add-ons Sets 1 & 2
- Includes first available modes
- Notes if add-on
- Notes if included in Normal Mode because of add-ons purchased
(Garrit Dryway, Lost City of Nevul, Ramva Riverbank, Denthe Bridge)
Dungeons - Normal Mode (with all add-ons)
Pallum Dei Caverns (level 1)
Goblin's Den (level 3)
Kubito Grotto (level 2)
Erithrow Cliffs (level 8) (add-on)
Polpus Mistmoor (level 5)
Junun Dei Meadows (level 4)
Beltevra Forest (level 9)
Dolsam Gulch (level 7)
Carcus Southway (level 6)
Terun Westway (level 6)
Panclare Brightwood (level 8)
Primone Darkwood (level 9)
Auris Swordpath (level 7)
Axilla Cinderwood (level 8) (add-on)
Glisera Oasis (level 8) (add-on)
Garrit Dryway (Level 15)
- available in Normal if you buy add-ons
Derumi Desert (level 16) (add-on)
Cortek Sandhollows (level 17) (add-on)
Corone Waterkeep (level 24) (add-on)
Bronkith Crossroads (level 10)
Rinfor Nightwood (level 28) (add-on)
Kutith Basin (level 17)
Barbair Abyss (level 19) (add-on)
Janktra Plains (level 8)
Corrum Sih Highroad (level 13)
Altenica Hills (level 16) (add-on)
Orth Bridge (level 15)
Orge Camp (level 17)
Nefron Beach (level 11)
Desert City of Clavis (level 32) (add-on)
Renth Beach (level 18) (add-on)
Letyna Tundra (level 15)
Musqu Mazewood (level 14)
Pranta Rapids (level 28) (add-on)
Clannit Mirrorlake (level 16)
Fasieth Deepmaze (Level 17) (add-on)
Hillum Sih Longroad (level 32) (add-on)
Aukul Canyon (level 19)
Fronze Cove (level 16)
Eorta Deepway (level 19) (add-on)
Tunika Mountains (level 36) (add-on)
Isle of Giants (level 25) (add-on)
Colossal City of Heparl (level 40) (add-on)
Basu Sah Whisperpath (level 21)
Enthe Frostfall (level 19)
Langooth Peak (level 34) (add-on)
Simuth Hollows (level 33) (add-on)
Temple of Ko Ruh (level 23)
Shrine of Awakening (level 25)
Spire Passage (level 5) (add-on)
Infinity Spire (level 10) (add-on)
Lost City of Nevul (level 18)
- available in Normal if you buy add-ons
Land of O'Kokuh (level 40) (add-on)
Ramva Riverbank (level 14)
- available in Normal if you buy add-ons
Tempora Estuary (level 26) (add-on)
Denthe Bridge (level 20)
- available in Normal if you buy add-ons
[56 Normal Mode dungeons]
Dungeons - Hard/very Hard Mode (with all add-ons)
Padarak
Jungle Ruins of Si Khem
Vena Eih Marsh
Orc Keep
Daiphi Riverway
Quavitas Crag
Olvita Barrows
[7 Hard/Very Hard Mode Dungeons]
Note: You could also include the Castle since you can make behests there, too.
But the castle is not a true dungeon so I list it as ... and the Castle.
TOTAL DUNGEONS WITH ALL DLC ADD-ONS: 63 dungeons and the Castle!
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Table of Contents
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Brief List of DLC Add-on Sets 1 & 2
Precusor Notes
Map-planning Tools
Comparison of Buildings Available - DLC/add-ons verses no DLC/add-ons
Carry-overs to Newgame+ (hard/very hard modes with add-ons)
Future Add-ons Section
Check Into Section
List of all Dungeons in the Entire Game
I. Introduction & Overview
Benefits of Add-ons with Normal Mode Game
Three Race Advantage Strategy
Brief Basics
Variables about What gets unlocked through Add-on Content
II. Is the Purchase Worth it?
III. Game Costs & Block Usage
Base Game Cost
Pay & Play Add-on Game Cost
Wii Points Scale/Card Values
Wii Memory Blocks Needed
Pay & Play Add-ons Summary Listing
IV. Add-on Packs Descriptions & Details
Add-on Pack Tips
Things I Wish I Had Known from the Start
What Gets Unlocked
Unlockable Buildings List
Includes All Building Types
Includes All Building Sizes
Includes All Building Locations
Includes All Building Descriptions
Dungeon Map Connections - Info
Triple Race Pack Savings - Info
Common Meanings in Descriptions - Info
Add-on Packs Detailed Listing
1st Set of DLC Add-ons:
Previous Hard/Very Hard Mode Dungeons
that are now unlocked in Normal Mode
Garrit Dryway
Dungeon Pack
Derumi Desert
Cortek Sandhollows
Desert City of Clavis
Kutith Basin
Barbair Abyss
Langooth Peak
Renth Beach
Pranta Rapids
Fasieth Deepmaze
Simuth Hollows
Tunika Mountains
Triple Race Pack
Erithrow Cliffs
Axilla Cinderwood
Glisera Oasis
Lilty Hut Pack
Erithrow Cliffs
Selkie Den Pack
Axilla Cinderwood
Yuke Shack Pack
Glisera Oasis
New Royal Outfit Pack
The King’s New Cloak
New Chancellor Outfit Pack
Chime’s Knell
Luxurious House Pack
Colossal City of Heparl
Isle of Giants
Eorta Deepway
Sacred Shrine Pack
Corone Waterkeep
Rinfor Nightwood
Hillum Sih Longroad
Second Set of DLC Add-ons:
Previous Hard/Very Hard Mode Dungeons
that are now unlocked in Normal Mode
Ramva Riverbank
Lost City of Nevul
Denthe Bridge
Infinity Spire
Spire Passage
Infinity Spire
Castle Renovation
Tempora Estuary
Library
Land of O'Kokuh
New Royal Outfit 2
Fresh King
New Chancellor Outfit 2
Summer Chime
V. Dungeons First Available - Normal Mode Game (with add-ons)
Pallum Dei Caverns
Erithrow Cliffs
Axilla Cinderwood
Derumi Desert
Glisera Oasis
Cortek Sandhollows
Desert City of Clavis
Langooth Peak
Barbair Abyss
Corone Waterkeep
Renth Beach
Rinfor Nightwood
Colossal City of Heparl
Isle of Giants
Eorta Deepway
Pranta Rapids
Hillum Sih Longroad
Simuth Hollows
Fasieth Deepmaze
Altenica Hills
Tunika Mountains
Spire Passage
Infinity Spire
Lost City of Nevul
Land of O'Kokuh
Ramva Riverbank
Tempora Estuary
[27 starting dungeons in Normal Mode]
VI. ALL Dungeons Available - All Game Modes (with add-ons)
Tips (Monsters & Treasure Chests)
Pink Bosses
Treasure Chest List
Dungeons - Normal Mode (with add-ons)
Includes connections to all dungeons
Includes lots of info on each dungeon
In Playthrough Progression Order (not level)
Pallum Dei Caverns (level 1)
Goblin's Den (level 3)
Kubito Grotto (level 2)
Erithrow Cliffs (level 8) (add-on)
Polpus Mistmoor (level 5)
Junun Dei Meadows (level 4)
Beltevra Forest (level 9)
Dolsam Gulch (level 7)
Carcus Southway (level 6)
Terun Westway (level 6)
Panclare Brightwood (level 8)
Primone Darkwood (level 9)
Auris Swordpath (level 7)
Axilla Cinderwood (level 8) (add-on)
Glisera Oasis (level 8) (add-on)
Garrit Dryway (Level 15)
- available in Normal if you buy add-ons
Derumi Desert (level 16) (add-on)
Cortek Sandhollows (level 17) (add-on)
Corone Waterkeep (level 24) (add-on)
Bronkith Crossroads (level 10)
Rinfor Nightwood (level 28) (add-on)
Kutith Basin (level 17)
Barbair Abyss (level 19) (add-on)
Janktra Plains (level 8)
Corrum Sih Highroad (level 13)
Altenica Hills (level 16) (add-on)
Orth Bridge (level 15)
Orge Camp (level 17)
Nefron Beach (level 11)
Desert City of Clavis (level 32) (add-on)
Renth Beach (level 18) (add-on)
Letyna Tundra (level 15)
Musqu Mazewood (level 14)
Pranta Rapids (level 28) (add-on)
Clannit Mirrorlake (level 16)
Fasieth Deepmaze (Level 17) (add-on)
Hillum Sih Longroad (level 32) (add-on)
Aukul Canyon (level 19)
Fronze Cove (level 16)
Eorta Deepway (level 19) (add-on)
Tunika Mountains (level 36) (add-on)
Isle of Giants (level 25) (add-on)
Colossal City of Heparl (level 40) (add-on)
Basu Sah Whisperpath (level 21)
Enthe Frostfall (level 19)
Langooth Peak (level 34) (add-on)
Simuth Hollows (level 33) (add-on)
Temple of Ko Ruh (level 23)
Shrine of Awakening (level 25)
Spire Passage (level 5) (add-on)
Infinity Spire (level 10) (add-on)
Lost City of Nevul (level 18)
- available in Normal if you buy add-ons
Land of O'Kokuh (level 40) (add-on)
Ramva Riverbank (level 14)
- available in Normal if you buy add-ons
Tempora Estuary (level 26) (add-on)
Denthe Bridge (level 20)
- available in Normal if you buy add-ons
[56 Normal Mode dungeons]
Dungeons - Hard/very Hard Mode
Padarak
Jungle Ruins of Si Khem
Vena Eih Marsh
Orc Keep
Daiphi Riverway
Quavitas Crag
Olvita Barrows
[7 Hard/Very Hard Mode Dungeons]
[Note: Total dungeons in entire game for all
modes is 63 dungeons plus the Castle]
Infinity Spire: Legendary Foes & Bosses
Tips
Starting Bosses
Starting a Newgame+ (aka hard/very hard mode)
(with all add-ons)
Saving a beaten Normal Mode game/Continuing
a Newgame+
First 3 Days of a Newgame+
Carry Overs from previous Normal Mode game
(with all add-ons)
Buildings Now Available/Carry Overs
Adventurer Carry Overs
Special Medals/Coffers/Elementite Carry Overs
Job Changes/3 race houses Carry Overs
Adventurer Return Order Carry Over
Hard/Very Hard Mode Dungeons (with all add-ons)
aka Newgame+
Normal Mode Dungeons Note
Additional Dungeons Listing
Building Dungeons Summary (with add-ons/all modes)
Includes all dungeons with buildings/limits
Includes Normal Mode & Hard/Very Hard modes
3 Item Shops
3 Armor Shops
3 Weapon Shops
3 Sacred Shrines
3 Gaming Halls
3 Bulletin Parks
plus 1 starting behest board = 4 behests
3 Fountain Parks
3 Bakery Shops
2 White Mage Temples
2 Black Mage Academy(s)
1 Training Hall
1 Guild Hall
1 Emporium
1 Inn
1 Small House (all houses 50 limit)
includes all house+ dungeons
1 Large (big) House
1 Spacious House
1 Luxurious House (limit 3)
1 Selkie Den (limit 5)
1 Lilty Hut (limit 5)
1 Yuke Shack (limit 5)
1 Library
Non-buildings but related
1 Infinity Spire
1 Castle Renovation
VII. Town Layout Tips (with all add-ons)
Normal Mode Map Layout 1 (with all add-ons)
All available buildings on map except only
2 shops each of Armor/Weapon/Item Shops
- This is for those not wanting to use all
available shops in Normal mode with add-ons
Normal Mode Map Layout 2 (with all add-ons)
All available buildings on map with MAX
3 shops each of Armor/Weapon/Item Shops
minus one unavailable Armor Shop replaced with library
Hard/Very Hard Mode Map Layout 3 (with all add-ons)
All available buildings on map MAX
3 shops each of Armor/Weapon/Item Shops
Plus Large House & 2 second Mage buildings & library
VIII. Medals (with add-ons) - Detailed
Note: With the Infinity Spire the amount of medals went
from 37 to 82 available - so I will be adding them slowly, lol
About Medals
Assigning Special Medals
Types of Medals
Regular Medals
Strength
Toughness
Dexterity
Vitality
Intellect
Willpower
Special Medals
Tendency, Policy, & Preference Line Descriptions
Where to Attain Medals
House List
Shop List
Special Medals by Category
Newgame+
Vitality+
Strength+
Toughness+
Dexterity+
Agility+
Intellect+
Willpower+
Reset/Set Back to Normal
No Specialty
Balance
Adventurer
Tendency
Adventurer
Weapon Buff
Armor Buff
Bargain Hunter
Item Buff
Treehugger
Tavern Lurker
Training Freak
Game Guru
Balance
Policy
Safety
Tenacity
Preemptive
Last Stand
Mop-up
Vanguard
Forced March
Preference
Dueler
Executioner
Bludgeoner
Impaler
Fire
Frost
Lightning
Enfeebling
Restoration
Enhancing
Protection
Holy
All Special Medals in One List
Vitality+
Strength+
Toughness+
Dexterity+
Agility+
Intellect+
Willpower+
No Specialty
Dueler
Executioner
Bludgeoner
Impaler
Fire
Frost
Lightning
Enfeebling
Restoration
Enhancing
Protection
Holy
Adventurer
Weapon Buff
Armor Buff
Bargain Hunter
Item Buff
Treehugger
Tavern Lurker
Training Freak
Game Guru
Balance
Safety
Tenacity
Preemptive
Last Stand
Mop-up
Vanguard
Forced March
... plus 45 more/Infinity Spire
VIIII. Coping Game files to SD card(s) Legally
X. Legal & Copyright
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I. Introduction & Overview
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This is more of a Guide on the DLC/add-ons aspect of the game and not a whole
faqs of the game itself. This will give you a lot of detail on the DLC/add-ons
that would not be as detailed until you buy the base game. I am writing this
detailed DLC/add-ons Guide to enable people to be knowledgeable before they buy
the base game and to be more knowledgeable about what they want from the DLC/
add-ons section of the game.Personally, I bought all the DLC/add-ons for this
game because I think it is worth it. It also doubles the size of the original
base game.
Note: This is a building game where you rebuild the kingdom, along with tons
of other aspects. It is also a strategy type fighting game where you train
individuals to go out and clear dungeons/places of enemies. You get detailed
reports of all that took place, even down to the fighting moves used, but you
don’t actually see the fights. It sounds a little strange to not see the fights
but it still immerses you and you feel as if you are involved through the very
detailed reports on every aspect of each individual and all game aspects. While
there is a lot of text content, it is incorporated into the game very well. All
you really notice is the great visual aspects of the game and the 3D
environment.This is not a shallow game. It has great graphics as well as lots
of content.
You can get more info on the base game itself from the Wii description/manual,
reviews, and other Guide/Walkthrough/Faqs for this game. It is a really fun,
additive game. It has lots of creativity and allows the player to shape many
aspects of the game.
This game is not finished in "X" days, it is finished in Chapters (dungeon
locations on the dungeon map that have white flags on them). So you can
plow through just the basics in 20 hours or take your time and have infinite
hours. Once you get through the Normal Mode game, then you can play the game
again in Hard and Very Hard modes. The game will score your progress at the
end of each mode. There are 4 chapters to the game and currently 63 dungeons.
Common Game Save Terms:
- Normal Mode -> Starting a brand new game
- Newgame+ -> Continuing the Normal Mode game but now it is in Hard Mode
- Newgame++ -> Continuing the Hard Mode game but now it is in Very Hard Mode
It is possible to have all these types of games with OR without DLC/add-ons
but this guide will mainly deal with all add-ons downloaded into all games
refered to above. The only difference between Hard Mode and Very Hard Mode
is that the dungeon levels are increased greatly in Very Hard Mode. If
anything else is found to be different then I will note it here. If you save
over a save file (like saving over your Normal Mode game with your Newgame+
in hard/very hard modes) then your previous save file will be gone. So if
you want to keep your Normal Mode game save file then just save in a
different save file when you start your newgame+ in hard/very hard mode.
Sometimes people will also use newgame++++ to denote how many continuations
of the first game has occurred while using any mode in any continuation.
Each + stands for a continuation.
If you mess up the out-lay of your town, just wait until chapter 3 and then
you can dismantle and move any building. This seems like the game would
almost be over but you can get to chapter 3 fairly early in the game and
then branch out and do most to all of the dungeons before chapter 4.
Benefits of Add-ons with Normal Mode Game:
Note: Let me stress to you that playing a Normal Mode game without all the
add-on downloads and playing a Normal Mode game with all the add-on
downloads are two DIFFERENT games ... but both are still worth it.
You will get way more in your game that has all the add-on content than in
the game without it:
- Download the add-on content before you begin your Normal mode game to get
the most benefit at the earliest time in the game.
- You can download the add-ons at any point in the game(s). You would just
need to go beat the extra dungeons that show up to go get what is in them.
- Most (except 7 dungeons) are available in Normal game mode and you do not
have to wait until hard/very hard game mode to play them.
- Play the most dungeons (all the same dungeons) more times because they
are unlocked in Normal & Hard & Very Hard game modes. This means you
play most of the dungeons three (normal/hard/very hard) times
instead of 2 times (hard/very hard).
- Most (except large house & 1 of each mage temple/academy, and 3rd Armor
Shop) buildings are available in Normal mode and you don't have to
wait until hard/very hard modes.
- The 3 new race packs (or Triple Race Pack) will give you 3 new races to
build houses for near the beginning of the game.
- All are available in lower level dungeons and quickly linked to
- The three races add a lot of variety to the game
- Lets you build 15 unique 1X1 houses near the beginning of the game
which gives you less space per house (more space to build in town) and
more gil than starting Clavat houses.
- Gives you 15 unique (5 each race) adventurers who are specialized to
their jobs: Lilty/warrior, Selkie/thief, Yuke/mages (black & white).
- specialized adventurers will always be more efficient in their
specialized jobs, pick up items from monsters quicker at start, and
raise stats in their specialized areas quicker than Clavats.
Three Race Advantage Strategy:
The game forces you to hire one male and one female Clavat at the
beginning of the game. It also makes you build 3 Clavat houses which
means that there is one Clavat person wanting to be hired -- do not hire
this person.
Instead, keep both starting Clavats as warriors and build
up their skills: one as a Clavat warrior and one as a Clavat warrior
but awarded skills as a theif (usually the male has beginning stats more
as a warrior and the female has stats more as a thief).
As soon as you get the Gaming Hall (near beginning/lower level dungeon)
you then can change an adventurer's job to thief (except for set race
jobs). Change the female Clavat to a theif. She will have really cool
clothes -- looks like a female version of Link -- Clavat thiefs only
have these clothes, Selkie thiefs have their own different clothes. You
can still hire 5 Selkies as well as have the female Clavat thief. Keep
in mind that you will have to give up 1 person of the 15 race people
whether or not you turn the female Clavat into a thief because you can
only have a max total of 16 adventurers in any mode. But, you are
forced to keep 2 Clavats in Normal mode (with or without add-on
content) so it works better this way and gives you a cool character
that has beginning stats as a thief anyway.
Now start defeating and linking dungeons working your way up the left
side of the castle on the dungeon map. Two races will be here: Selkie and
Lilty. Then work your way to the left of the castle to get the 3rd race
which is the Yuke. When you first start your game you will be able to
click on the available unconnected dungeons to see where these 3
dungeons are that have the 3 races in them. Don't worry about the Yuke
race dungeon being far out to the left of the castle because it has a
long link line with few dungeons on the line. Don't forget to get the
Guild Hall (near beginning/lower level dungeon) to up your adventurer
max total to 16.
You will be using only the 2 Clavats you were forced to start with to
defeat dungeons to get to the first two races. Don't worry, you will do
fine with just two while they build their skills. Shortly you will be up
to the other two race dungeons and then you will have lots of adventurers.
Then with the 2 starting Clavats and the 2 races you will have plenty
to go get the last race. So early on in the game you will already have
your 16 adventurers with most of them being specialized races. This will
give you time to up all their levels to make them strong to beat all the
dungeons in the game. You will need this early time to get strong for the
tougher dungeons like the one that has the Luxurious House unlock.
Adventurer Breakdown:
(or ... Why me?!, lol)
- 1 Clavat Warrior
- 1 Clavat Theif
- 4 Selkie Theifs
- 5 Lilty Warriors
- 2 Yuke White Mages
- 3 Yuke Black Mages
= 16 Adventurers
(You can subtract any 1 of the adventurers from any of the 3 races to
balance out the 2nd Clavat you have to hire. You can still build one
more of the race houses but it won't give you an adventurer.)
Note: There is more benefits to an add-on game (see listing above Table
of Contents section)
Brief Basics:
- Camera Options: up/down & left/right (both can be inverted)
- Use Wiimote Or use Wiimote and Nunchuck (both controls work well)
- Beautiful 3DGraphics
- Good Story Plot
- Lots of versatility and variety
- Lots of player choices
- Good re-play value
- Play through basic story faster or have a never-ending game
Variables about What gets unlocked through Add-on Content:
- There is some confusion when it comes to what is unlocked when you
download the add-on content. This is because of several variable
conditions:
- At what mode the add-on content was downloaded (Normal, hard, very hard)
- How much of the add-on content was downloaded (part, all)
- How much of the linked dungeons were fully explored to link to all
other available unlockable dungeons (some links may have been missed
due to less than thorough exploration of each dungeon)
- Downloading add-on content very often unlocks some links to dungeons
that may have not been available in Normal without add-on content
downloaded.(This results in more dungeons available in Normal mode but
at lower levels than hard/very hard mode. You can then play all these
dungeons in all modes - Normal, Hard, Very Hard - but in higher level
increments as modes get harder for all dungeons.)
So there may be several variations of what appears to be
unlocked at various times, for various people, in various games.
Based on this discovery I will present my DLC/add-ons (add-on)
information with the understanding that it is based on
purchasing and downloading all add-on content at the beginning of
starting any game(s) on Normal mode. I will note if there is any
thing that is not unlocked in Normal mode (with add-on content
that has been downloaded from the start of a game).
Note: To get the most out of your add-on content, download it before
you start playing in Normal game mode. However, getting it at any
time is still a huge bonus. All DLC add-ons will appear in all games
immediately upon download whether you are just starting a game or in
the middle of a game. You still need to progress towards most dungeons
to link and unlock them.
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II. Is the Purchase Worth it?
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Short Answer: Yes. Definitely worth it!
Well, I think it is expensive and takes a fair amount of memory but it is a
great game and I am sure enjoying it. It will take you a while to finish. It is
very in-depth and every time you play it you will create a different kingdom
because of all the variables in the game. So yes, I think it is worth it. The
programmers did a great job on it. The add-on content doubles the size of the
total game, if not more.
I like to see new innovation on the Wii and it is great to be able to get
content from programmers that will give us more variety. It is nice to just
download it right to you and not have to go through lots of ordering/shipping
time. Hopefully the Wii won’t become expensive to get games downloaded in the
future. If I pay more for a game then I would rather get a disk of it then a
download. Too many large game downloads will sure eat up what little Wii memory
is available. Hopefully, Nintendo hurries up with the extra attachable storage
and hopefully you won’t have to load and unload every game you want to play
from a secondary storage like the SD card. Many people that I encounter, even
casual gamers, are starting to run out of Wii memory. However, this game is
worth your Wii memory.
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III. Game Costs & Block Usage
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Game Costs:
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Base Game Cost:
Total -- 1,500 Wii points
Pay & Play Add-on Game Cost Set 1 (optional):
Total -- 1,600 Wii points (if buy Triple Race Pack)
OR
Total -- 1,700 Wii points (if buy Lilty Hut, Selkie Den, Yuke Shack
separately)
Pay & Play Add-on Game Cost Set 2 (optional):
Total -- 800 Wii points
OR
Total -- varies depending on what you buy
Note:
If you buy the base game at 1,500 pts and all the Pay & Play Add-on
DLC Set 1 (Triple Race Pack) at 1,600 pts plus the DLC Set 2 at 800
pts, then the total cost would be 3,900 pts
= $39.00 in Wii points. This would give you the base game and all add-ons.
You could also buy the base game and then any DLC add-on packs from any set
for various prices depending on what DLC you bought.
Wii Points Scale/Card Values:
-----------------------------
- Buy online with credit card or buy a Wii point card at store and redeem
online on Wii
$10.00 = 1,000 Wii pts
$20.00 = 2,000 Wii pts
$30.00 = 3,000 Wii pts
$40.00 = 4,000 Wii pts
$50.00 = 5,000 Wii pts
Block Usage:
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Blocks needed for base game: 287
Blocks needed for base game - Save Data: 8 (1/4 game played so far)
Blocks needed for additional Pay & Play content for game: See below
DLC Set 1: 9 or 10 blocks
DLC Set 2: 30 blocks
Total blocks needed (base game + DLC Sets 1 & 2): at least 335 blocks.
Pay & Play (DLC) Add-ons Summary:
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DLC Add-on Content Set 1:
Dungeon Pack: 300 Wii pts, 1 block
Triple Race Pack: 800 Wii pts, 2 blocks (saves 100 Wii pts & 1 block)
Lilty Hut: 300 Wii pts, 1 block
Selkie Den: 300 Wii pts, 1 block
Yuke Shack: 300 Wii pts, 1 block
New Royal Outfit (black/white): 100 Wii pts, 1 block
New Chancellor Outfit: 100 Wii pts, 1 block
Luxurious House: 100 Wii pts, 3 blocks
Sacred Shrine: 200 Wii pts, 1 block
DLC Add-on Content Set 2:
Infinity Spire: 300 wii pts, 8 blocks
Castle Renovation: 100 Wii pts, 8 blocks
Library: 200 Wii pts, 8 blocks
New Royal Outfit 2: 100 Wii pts, 3 blocks
New Chancellor Outfit 2: 100 Wii pts, 3 blocks
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IV. Add-on Packs Descriptions & Details
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Tips (or things I wished I had known from the start, lol):
- You do get rated at the end of each game (any mode) on how well you
completed the game.
- Game Clear: Grade from E to SSS
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Normal: What game mode played
Days: How many days to finish
Dungeons: How many dungeons beat
- Citizens: Grade from E to SSS
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Tithes: Gil at end of game
Morale Bonuses: How many morale bonuses achieved
- Adventurers: Grade from E to SSS
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Adventurers: How many adventurers hired
Average Level: Average level of all adventurers
Research Levels: How many research levels researched
- Overall: Overall score from above categories
Note: E is lowest score and SSS is highest score. It is possible to beat
the end boss without beating all the dungeons in the mode you are playing
in. You can play a quick game by just beating dungeons/chapters in a
close circle around the castle or you can play a long game (with add-ons)
by branching outward to every dungeon in the mode you are playing. There
are lots of ways to affect the overall score however you play each mode.
If you play a quick game just realise that you may not have all the
building types/limits if you have not beaten those specific dungeons.
You will also get more days to beat the game in hard/very hard modes then
in Normal Mode without bringing down your score.
(Score Ratings: E, D, C, B, A, S, SS, and SSS.)
- Most the add-ons give you more dungeons on the map and more buildings in
the game and more building limits.
- Most require you to clear the new dungeons to get the new buildings &/or
higher limits.
- Most require you to work your way down to the new place locations to connect
them.
- Every dungeon has an exploration bar that fills up when the dungeon is fully
explored. Some dungeons require one more exploration past 100% to connect to
the next dungeon.
- It is better to get the Triple Race Pack (3 additional races & 3 new houses)
right from the start and go beat their level 8 dungeons. This way you can
start earlier with all 3 races and hire specialized warriors, mages, and
thiefs -- the game only gives you a 16 adventurer max limit. Each race can
have 5 houses each max = 15. All 3 race houses are 1X1, 3 occupants (1 can
be an adventurer per house if max not met), 20 gil towards taxes per house.
Note that you can not actually have 15 special race adventurers because the
game makes you hire 1 male clavat and 1 female clavat at the start of the
game in normal mode (in hard/very hard modes you could have 15 because you
decide who to re-hire ... or not). If you get the Inn then you can hire
more than 16 adventurers out at a time depending on who wants to go from
the Inn.
- Specialized races (Lilty, Selkie, Yuke) are always better at their
specialty than any Clavat of the same specialty. Most the 3 races start
with an item geared to them. Lilty gets Guard (cuts physical damage by
half), Selkie gets Keen Eye, Yuke white mage gets cure/cura and Yuke black
male get fire/fira ... plus all 3 races' starting stats tend to be better
than average. If they don't start with an item then they will buy (if shops
available) or get one from a monster right away.
- You can dismantle houses (occupants move into the castle until their house is
rebuilt) when you reach chapter 3. Hired adventurers still work and booted
citizens will still roam the streets. Both will come from the castle doors.
Some families will not want to leave unless you build the same house or a
better house (like small house to spacious house). The 3 race houses will
usually keep all their 3 previous occupants. The small house to spacious
house will usually keep the previous occupants and then add some to fill
it from 2 occupants to 4 occupants. If you want to be certain to move a
certain family/house to a certain location then dismantle only that house
in one day and immediately build it where you want the very next day
(sometimes the game will add families in order of dismantle and sometimes
the game will mix them up). In Newgame+ (hard/very hard modes) you will
get the previous adventurers (hire or not) but they may have different
families. So far, you always have to hire your 1st 2 adventurers and then
you can choose the rest.
- To dismantle a building, stand in front of it (you will see the building
title), then call chime and click dismantle. You can only dismantle 5
buildings per day. You can build up to 10 buildings per day.
- Do not dismantle houses AND build new houses in the same day because You
will get totally new families and not your old families back. The old
families will be stuck in your castle until you build them some more
houses OR start a newgame+ (new game on hard/very hard modes).
- You can also dismantle all type shops without losing their upgrades. Taverns
will disband created parties (1 each per tavern) so just re-create them when
rebuilt. All dismantled buildings give you back the elementite used to build
them.
- The only thing you can not dismantle is the original Bulletin Park (Behest
Board -- Frog Board) and you can not dismantle the last residential house
(can be any type) in your town. This means you can dismantle the original 3
small houses you were required to build and all of your town as long as you
have one last residential house in your town.
- Bakeries are best put around houses to boost morale. Adventurers don't need
to go to bakeries every day before they head out.
- Shops should be placed together - adventurers visit every one of them before
heading out on behests. Yes, this includes duplicates of shops because
duplicate shops offer different items in every shop -- so you need all
duplicate shops to get all items/skills offered. You can group sets of shops
around each other so they look better in the town layout.
- Bulletin Board Parks (Behest Boards) should be placed around adventurers
houses to cut down on the travel time so they head out faster. You could
also place them centrally with the adventures around them for faster access.
There is one original behest board and then 3 additional behest boards that
are included in the bulletin parks (Bulletin Board Parks) which gives you a
total of 4 behest boards you can post behests on. All 4 behest boards are
available in Normal Mode if you have all DLC Add-ons Sets 1 & 2.
- High kingdom morale allows the king to stay up later. A whole faqs could be
written on how to get high morale. Also, high morale allows you to get
more medals from visiting houses. You should be talking to everyone on a
regular basis and visiting every house on a regular basis to get medals.
Also, use some of the morale spheres to get a red boost bar when you talk
to people (the green aura on the bar also means you are getting a morale
boost). Using morale spheres on a regular basis really helps extend how
late you can stay out. Medals will up adventurer stats and special medals
will change the attributes of your adventurer's character, shopping
habits, and training habits among other things.
- Getting an Item shop and an emporium will allow you to get magic torches
which allows your adventurers to stay out later.
- Morale max total is 5 spheres. You get one each from building the 3
bakeries and 2 more from getting the Emporium. If you are playing a
Normal Mode (with all add-ons) you can get all 5 spheres. If you are
playing a Normal Mode (no add-ons) then you can get only 4 total spheres
and the 5th one will be in hard/very hard modes. You also get daily
bonus gil from each yellow morale bar that you fill up (even if you
lose the full yellow bar because your morale spheres are all full).
- Morale Bar Types (When talking to town people):
- Yellow Increasing Bar: regular morale boost/fill up spheres to turn
in for town development or use for red bar morale
- Green Aura on Yellow Increasing Bar: double regular morale boost
obtained by an Adventurer beating a boss (dungeon/material/etc).
This is also referred to as a Morale Frenzy. A red bar used during
a Morale Frenzy will cancel out the Morale Frenzy.
- Red Decreasing Bar: Makes citizens get along better, increases house
type special medals, and boosts stats to adventurers if they are
spoken to during a red bar. Attained by calling Chime and choosing
the raise morale option which takes one filled yellow morale and
gives you the Red Decreasing Bar (talk to as many happy people as
possible - and adventurers to give them temporary stats before
the red bar disappears). You still are also gaining a yellow bar
increase as you talk to anyone while the Red Decreasing Bar is
decreasing. After the red bar is gone the yellow bar will come
back showing the increase for talking to people. This is probably
be the most useful bar and will make the town morale increase so
that you can stay out later and get more special medals from houses.
I usually use up to 3 morale spheres each maxed out day period
towards the end of the game when you don't have to turn them in.
I use about 1-2 morale spheres at the start of the game so I can build
the town development by turning them in as well as raising morale.
- Dungeons max count:
DLC Add-on Content Set 1:
Normal mode (no add-ons) = approx. 25 total dungeons,
Normal mode (all add-ons) = exactly 56 total dungeons
which includes add-on dungeons.
Hard/Very Hard (no add-ons) = approx. +13 total dungeons,
Hard/Very Hard (all add-ons) = exactly +7 total dungeons,
Combined Normal/Hard/Very Hard Modes:
Total dungeons (no add-on content) = approx. 38.
Total dungeons (with all add-on content) = 63 plus the Castle.
For Normal Mode (with add-ons):
You can get most to all of these dungeons in Normal mode (all add-ons)
if you download add-on content before you start your Normal Mode game(s).
Then all dungeons available in Normal mode will also be available in
hard/very hard modes but at higher levels.
- Getting all the add-on content will give you exclusive additional
dungeons that you won't unlock in the base game, even in hard/very hard
mode.
- Dungeons go up in level as you play the different game modes. A level
40 dungeon in normal mode goes up to level 60 in hard mode and level
100 in very hard mode. This is the case with the Luxurious House
dungeon (Colossal City of Heparl), so you may want to beat it in Normal
Mode and carry it over to hard/very hard mode.
- Total max limit on all houses after you beat the game in Hard New Game+
is 50 (15 max total for 3 races and any type of houses after that up to
50 OR any combination of houses up to max limit of 50). This is also
assuming you have all add-on content. Luxury Houses are max limit of 3.
- All First Time Bonus buildings you unlock in add-on content will be available
from then on in normal/hard/very hard modes when you start new/continuing
files.
- All Add-on dungeons will be available from the start of any new game and any
continued game (even if you start a new file - there are 3 game slots). You
still have to work your way to them.
- All add-on content is just that ... you won't unlock any content in hard or
very hard mode that you would have bought in add-on content.
For example: Getting the inn will let all races come to your town but you
will not be able to build each race's homes and hire them that way unless
you have bought the add-on content.
- Must be able to connect to Wii Shop (add using main menu or closet
in castle)
- Must have enough Wii points available for download purchase
- May need to restart Wii after download (just follow directions while
downloading). If you download add-on content from within the game castle
then you probably won't need to restart -- cool feature. If you download
content at the main game menu before starting a game then you may need to
restart.
- With all the Downloadable content you can have the benefits of all limits
of all buildings in normal mode except Large House, second White Mage
Temple, second Black Mage Academy, and third Armor Shop.
What gets unlocked through Add-on Content:
- There is some confusion when it comes to what is unlocked when you
download the add-on content. This is because of several variable
conditions:
- At what mode the add-on content was downloaded (Normal, hard, very hard)
- How much of the add-on content was downloaded (part, all)
- How much of the linked dungeons were fully explored to link to all
other available unlockable dungeons (some links may have been missed
due to less than thoughrough exploration of each dungeon)
- Downloading add-on content very often unlocks some links to dungeons
that may have not been available in Normal without add-on content
downloaded.(This results in more dungeons available in Normal mode but
at lower levels than hard/very hard mode. You can then play all these
dungeons in all modes - Normal, Hard, Very Hard - but in higher level
increments as modes get harder for all dungeons.)
So there may be several variations of what appears to be
unlocked at various times, for various people, in various games.
Based on this discovery I will present my DLC/add-ons
information with the understanding that it is based on
purchasing and downloading all add-on content at the beginning of
starting any game(s) on Normal mode. I will note if there is any
thing that is not unlocked in Normal mode (with add-on content
that has been downloaded from the start of a game).
Note: To get the most out of your add-on content, download it before
you start playing in Normal game mode. However, getting it at any
time is still a huge bonus.
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Unlockable Buildings List:
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- Includes DLC Add-on Content Sets 1 & 2:
- This list is a combination of the base game and all downloadable content
in Normal mode (add-on content downloaded before starting any game):
- This is a complete list of all available buildings in the game on all
modes - Normal, Hard, & Very Hard.
- (add-on) = available as a download add-on dungeon
If there is no "add-on" notation, then it is either a regular
dungeon available in Normal mode or it has been unlocked in Normal
mode by downloading add-on content.
- (up to total house limit of 50) = all types in various combinations can
only add up to a max limit of 50 which also includes the max of 15
total race houses and 3 Luxurious Houses.
- All house limit increase locations will be listed under the Small House.
- All citizens/adventurers will move into the castle if you demolish their
house (any type). You can build any type house to try to get them to
move into it but it is more based on timing and chance. They may
move back into the house or they may not move out and you may get a
new family in the new house. Build the same type house that you
dismantled to have better luck getting original families back.
- All dismantled buildings including houses will give you back the
elementite used to build them. All buildings will also be at the
same research level they were previously at when rebuilt (takes a
day to show research again).
- Available in Normal mode if you have all add-on content
If it is not unlocked in your game in Normal Mode then you have to
have add-on content downloaded to unlock it in Normal Mode.
- Type (max # of buildings of this type you can have)
This is the total available max # of buildings of each type you can
have in Normal Mode ... any extras are noted for hard/very hard mode.
DLC Add-on Content Set 1:
- Training Hall (1)
- Allows lower level adventurers to train without getting hurt
(tell them to gain experience)
- Trains various skills/better if researched
- If removed, no extra benefits/adventurers get less skills
- Once one is unlocked to build you then can change an
adventurer's job to warrior (except for set race jobs)
- If a Training Freak medal is given to an adventurer then
they will visit a Training Hall during non-combat times
to train and up their levels/stats/moves.
- put warrior houses nearby for stat/medal benefits
- fund research for better warrior skills
- Available in normal mode with all add-on content
- Janktra Plains/Training Hall+ (level 8)
- 2X3
Description:
Adventurer: Training Hall -- Cost 450
Build a structure to provide a place for adventurers
to train their skills and gain experience in safety.
You can also research weapon techniques and warrior
abilities.
- White Mage Temple (2)
- If removed, no extra benefits/adventurers get less spells
- Once one is unlocked to build you then can change an
adventurer's job to white mage (except for set race jobs)
- put white mage houses nearby for stat/medal benefits
- make white mages strong in willpower
- fund research for better white mage skills
- 1st: Restoration Spells
- 2nd: Enhancing Spells
- Get Inn: Holy Spells
- Get Sacred Shrine: Protection Spells
- Panclare Brightwood/White Mage Temple+ (level 8)
Available in Normal mode
- unlock 2nd one on hard/very hard mode
- Vena Eih Marsh (level 19)
- 2X3
Description:
Adventurer: White Mage Temple -- Cost 500
Build a structure to train white mages. These mages
and their healing spells are the backbone of any
party. You can also fund White Magic research to
create better spells.
- Black Mage Academy (2)
- If removed, no extra benefits/adventurers get less spells
- Once one is unlocked to build you then can change an
adventurer's job to black mage (except for set race jobs)
- put black mage houses nearby for stat/medal benefits
- fund research for better black mage skills
- 1st: Fire Spells
- 2nd: Frost Spells
- Get Inn: Enfeebling Spells
- Get Sacred Shrine: Lightening Spells
- make black mages strong in intelligence
- Primone Darkwood/Black Mage Academy+ (level 9)
Available in Normal mode
- unlock second one on hard/very hard mode
- Jungle Ruins of Si Khem (level 13) - shape-shifting
- 2X3
Description:
Adventurer: Black Mage Academy -- Cost 500 elementite
Build a structure to train black mages. These mages
are essential to defeating foes that are resistant to
physical damage. You can also fund Black Magic research
to create better spells.
- Small House (up to total House Limit of 50)
- Clavat - job changable
- You can get max of 50 house limit in Normal
mode if you have all add-on content
- start with this house (10 house limit)
- start with Small House (limit 10)
- Goblin's Den (level 3) (limit +10)
- Nefron Beach (level 11) (limit +10)
- Fronze Cove (level 16) (limit +10)
- Fasieth Deepmaze (Level 17) (add-on) (limit +10)
- 1X1, 2 Citzens, 10 gil
Description:
Houses: Small House -- Cost 100 elementite
Build a small house and recall 2 citizens to the
kingdom. We will receive 10 additional gil from tithes
1 aspiring adventurer will also be recalled.
- Large House (up to total House Limit of 50)
- unlock in Hard/very hard mode
- 1X1, 3 citizens, 20 gil
Description:
- Lilty Hut (5)
- Short cute people
- Clay adobe type home
- Warriors - adventurers always male (no job change)
- Make warriors strong in strength
- Available in Normal mode if have all add-on content
- Erithrow Cliffs/Lilty Hut+ (level 8) (add-on)
- 1X1, 3 citizens, 20 gil
Description:
Houses: Lilty Hut -- Cost 200 elementite
Build a Lilty Hut to recall a family of Lilties to the
Kingdom. Gives 20 gil in tithes. 1 aspiring Lilty
adventurer will also be recalled. This stalwart race
has an affinity for the martial disciplines, and make
the best warriors.
- Selkie Den (5)
- Pretty females
- fancy hut type home
- Thiefs - adventurers always female (no job change)
- Give thiefs mapper abilities for shape-shifting places
- Make thiefs strong in dexterity
- Available in Normal mode if have all add-on content
- Axilla Cinderwood/Selkie Den+ (level 8) (add-on)
- 1X1, 3 citizens, 20 gil
Description:
Houses: Selkie Den -- Cost 200 elementite
Build a Selkie Den to recall a family of Selkies to the
kingdom. Gives 20 gil in tithes. 1 aspiring Selkie
adventurer will also be recalled. This lithe race has
an affinity for stealth and trickery, and make the
best thieves.
- Yuke Shack (5)
- Strange tall bird-like
- Shack with pipes house
- Mages - adventurers always male black mage or female white
mage (no Job change)
- you can make homes and check the gender, reset if it's not
the gender you like (but make sure it is before dark or
the game will be saved).
- Make white mages strong in willpower
- Make black mages strong in intelligence
- Available in Normal mode if have all add-on content
- Glisera Oasis/Yuke Shack+ (level 8) (add-on)
- 1X1, 3 citizens, 20 gil
Description:
Houses: Yuke Shack -- Cost 200 elementite
Build a Yuke Shack to recall a family of Yukes to the
kingdom. Gives 20 gil in tithes. 1 aspiring Yuke
adventurer will also be recalled. This studious race
has an afinity for the magical disciplines, and make the
best mages.
- Spacious House (up to total house limit of 50)
- Talk to Yurg by castle door when he has an exclamation mark
above his head, (then talk to moogles Mogroe & Mogcid if they
are by castle door level - you may have already talked with
them), then next day talk to moogle Mogtillo by the
crystal, then the next day sing spacious song with the Moogle
Mogmune by the West exit to get this building
(Mogcid's Skysphere now will bring extra people to town to
fill any available space in houses)
Note: 3 choices: "..laaaa", "..spacious.", & "......"
(laaa & spacious will get you a spacious house and the
"....." choice will not get you one - just retry).
- Available in Normal mode if have all add-on content
- 1X2, 4 citizens, 30 gil
Description:
Houses: Spacious House -- Cost 300 elementite
Build a spacious house and recall a large family of citizens
to the kingdom. We will receive 30 additional gil from tithes.
1 aspiring adventurer will also be recalled.
- Luxurious House (3 - up to total house limit of 50)
- Colossal City of Heparl/Luxurious+ (level 40) (add-on)
- Isle of Giants & Erota Deepway are also part of this add-on
dungeons pack but only Colossal City of Heparl unlocks
Luxurious House
- Available in Normal mode if have all add-on content
- 2X2, 8 citizens, 70 gil
Description:
- Sacred Shrine (3)
- Temporalily boosts stats of adventurers while in the field
- affects just party leaders and single adventurers
- adventurers can visit themselves & get rest & 1 stat boost
- If removed, no rest or boosts to adventurers
- Have king pray at all 3 shrines once a day
Adventurers must be in the field to affect them
- I have also noticed the mages praying at the shrines
- 1st shrine: Shrine of Power - gives strength and toughness
- 2nd shrine: Shrine of Knowledge - gives Intellect & Willpower
- 3rd shrine: Shrine of Life - restores HP
- Anyone can get rest at shrines but they do NOT replace
fountain parks because fountain parks let adventurers have
interactive menus to interact with adventurers & inn people
- All 3 Sacred Shrines are available in normal mode if you
have all the add-on content
- Corone Waterkeep/Sacred Shrine+ (level 24) (add-on)
- Rinfor Nightwood/Sacred Shrine+ (level 28) (add-on)
- Hillum Sih Longroad/Sacred Shrine+ (level 32) (add-on)
- 1X1
Description:
Parks: Sacred Shrine -- Cost 500 elementite
Build a structure for adventurers to pray for the
crystal's blessings. It will also add spells to the
realm's black mage academy and white mage temple
research lines.
- Bakery (3)
- Put houses around to boost morale of citizens
- If removed, morale goes down
- All 3 bakeries are available in normal mode if you
have all the add-on content (up to 3 morale spheres)
- Adventurers don't visit bakeries but if you have a
bakery built then the adventurer will be able to eat
lunch while in the dungeons. If the adventurer's family
is also happy (morale spheres/red bar) then the adventurer
will get a better lunch/restores more HP.
- 1st one: At the beginning of the game: talk to the man
wanting a bakery (standing in front of the crystal), then
talk to the moogle named Mogillo the next day and he will
"draw" you a picture of a bakery, now you can build it.
Pallum Dei Caverns & Castle/Bakery+ (level 1)
- Terun Westway/Bakery+ (level 6)
- Orth Bridge/Bakery+ (level 15)
- 1X2
Description:
Citizen Shop: Bakery -- Cost 200 elementite
This building will give our citizens a morale boost
every time they make a purchase in this establishment.
- Tavern (3)
- Can create one party (up to 4 adventurers) per tavern
- If removed, no parties formed - recreate parties after
you rebuild it.
- All 3 Taverns are available in normal mode if you
have all the add-on content
- Bronkith Crossroads/Tavern+ (level 10)
- Musqu Mazewood/Tavern+ (level 14)
- Derumi Desert/Tavern+ (level 16) (add-on)
- 1X2
Description:
Special: Tavern -- Cost 500
Build a structure to provide a place for adventurers to
form parties. You can also form your own parties.
- Inn (1)
- Visitors come to town and can help adventurers on quests.
All benefits go to party leader and you do pay visitor wages
if they are adventurers each day they go out.
- If removed, no benefits to Temple & Academy/no visitors
- Available in Normal mode if you have all download content.
- Corrum Sih Highroad/Inn+ (level 13)
- 1X2
Description:
Special: Inn -- Cost 400 elementite
Build a structure to provide a place to stay for travelers
from other countries. The inn will allow itinerant
adventurers and traveling merchants to visit your realm.
- Gaming Hall (3)
- Once one is unlocked to build you then can change an
adventurer's job to thief (except for set race jobs)
- If removed, no extra benefits/adventurers get less skills
- put Selkie houses nearby for stat/medal benefits
- Teach thief abilities
- 1st hall - adventuring Skills,
2nd hall - exporation abilities,
3rd hall - dirty tricks
- All 3 Gaming Halls are available in normal mode if you
have all the add-on content
- Carcus Southway (level 6)
- Garrit Dryway/Gaming Hall+ (level 15)
This is not an add-on dungeon but it is unlocked in Normal mode
if you have bought the add-on Dungeon Pack.
- Renth Beach/Gaming Hall+ (level 18) (add-on)
- 1X2
Description:
Adventurer: Gaming Hall -- Cost 350
Build a structure to provide a place for adventurers to relax
and win prizes. You can also recruit thieves and research
thief abilities.
- Fountain Park (3)
- boosts morale of adventurers and citizens & provides rest
- If removed, morale goes down/can't gain benefits
- If a Tree-hugger medal is given to an adventurer then it boosts
their stats when the adventurer visits the fountain park.
- Can hire adventurers from the Inn if they are standing in
any fountain parks even if you are at your adventurer max
limit - just talk to them and tell them to get to work
- There are three types of fountain parks:
All flowers, all trees, mix of flowers & trees.
You can have 1 of each type at a time in your town or you can
have all 3 of the same type or you can have any mix you want.
You can rotate the parks by building then dismantling them.
You have to stand by the fountain and call Chime to dismantle
fountain parks. Keep re-trying if no option.
- All 3 Fountain Parks are available in normal mode if you
have all the add-on content
- 1st one: talk to tired explorer who wants a park (in front
of the crystal), then talk to moogle named Mogtillo in front
of crystal the next day, make a behest (Castle) to get a
dandelion, make a behest (Junun De Meadows) to get dandelion,
then talk to same moogle named Mogtillo in front of crystal
(rarely he is somewhere else around the town around corner)
and he will "draw you a picture of the park", then build it.
- 2nd one: Clannit Mirrorlake/Fountain Park+ (level 16)
- 3rd one: Pranta Rapids/Fountain Park+ (level 28) (add-on)
- 1X2
Description:
Parks: Fountain Parks -- Cost 200 elementite
Build a place for adventurers to share battle stories, as
well as recuperate morale.
- Bulletin Board Park (3)
- Post Behests for adventurers to fulfill
- If removed, less behests/more expensive behests
- Place in separate locations for better assignment of behests
- Behest boards will shine from the bottom if there is a behest
assigned on that board. If there is no behest assigned then
the name of the board may not show.
- You can't dismantle the 1st original behest board: Frog Board
- You can dismantle the 3 big bulletin Parks if you
don't have any behests on them. Stand by board & call Chime.
You have to stand by the board and call Chime to dismantle
bulletin parks. Keep re-trying if no option.
- All 3 Bulletin Parks and original Frog Board are available in
normal mode if you have all the add-on content
- Original Behest Board (1X1, park not included)
Name/Color: Frog Board/Orange
Available in Normal Mode/start with it
- 1st one:
Name/Color: Twilight Board/Red
Polpus Mistmoor/Bulletin Park+ (level 5)
Available in Normal Mode
- 2nd one:
Name/Color: Blue Sky Board/Blue
Simuth Hollows/Bulletin Park+ (level 33) (add-on)
Available in Normal Mode only if have add-on Dungeon Pack content
- 3rd one:
Name/Color: Greenery Board/Green
Denthe Bridge/Bulletin Park+ (level 20)
Available in Normal Mode if you have DLC Add-ons Sets 1 & 2.
Having 4 behest boards allows you to send all 4 groups of 4
adventurers on behests to 4 different locations &/or to the
Infinity Spire (shows as a behest to beat Legendary Foes).
[Original Frog Board plus 3 Bulletin Parks = 4 behest boards]
- 2X2
Description:
Parks: Bulletin Parks -- Cost 150 elementite
Building this structure will increase the maximum number of
behests that can be posted by 1. It will also slightly reduce
the costs of posting behests.
- Weapon Shops (3)
- fund research for better weapons
- If removed, no extra benefits/adventurers get less items
- All 3 Weapon Shops are available in normal mode if you
have all the add-on content.
- 1 more Weapon Shop is available in hard/very hard modes.
- 1st shop/swords,
2nd shop/hammers,
3rd shop/axes
- Get Emporium &/or more research -- all shops/rods & daggers
- Kubito Grotto/Weapon Shop+ (Level 2)
- Orge Camp/Weapon Shop+ (level 17)
- Desert City of Clavis/Weapon Shop (level 32) (add-on)
- 2X2
Description:
Adventurer: Weapon Shop -- Cost 200 elementite
Build a structure that sells adventurer weapons. New and
improved weapons can be researched with funding. Better
weapons will enable adventurers to defeat heavily armored
foes.
- Armor Shops (3)
- fund research for better armor
- If removed, no extra benefits/adventurers get less items
- 2 Armor Shops are available in normal mode if you
have all the add-on content.
- 3rd Armor Shop is available in hard/very hard modes.
- 1st shop/body-type armor,
2nd shop/helms,
3rd shop/gauntlets
- Get Emporium &/or more research -- all shops/Robes & shields
- Junun De Meadows/Armor Shop+ (level 4)
- Langooth Peak/Armor Shop+ (level 34) (add-on)
- Diaphi Riverway/Armor Shop+ (3rd Armor Shop)
- 2X2
Description:
Adventurer: Armor Shop -- Cost 350 elementite
Build a structure that sells adventurer armor. New and
improved armor can be researched with funding. Better armor
is essential to our adventurer's survival.
- Item Shops (3)
- fund research for better armor
- If removed, no extra benefits/adventurers get less items
- All 3 Item Shops are available in normal mode if you
have all the add-on content.
- 1st shop/potions,
2nd shop/antidotes,
3rd shop/phoenix downs
- Get Emporium &/or more research -- all shops/survival items &
magic torches
- Dolsam Gulch/Item Shop+ (level 7)
- Kutith Basin/Item Shop+ (level 17) (add-on)
- Tunika Mountains/Item Shop+ (level 36) (add-on)
- 2X2
Description:
Adventurer: Item Shop -- Cost 300 elementite
Build a structure that sells adventurer items. New and improved
items can be researched with funding. Better items will enable
adventurers to heal and remove status ailments.
- Guild Hall (1)
- fund for adventurer limit increase up to 16 adventurer max limit
- now also allows adventurers to learn more skills if have library
- If removed, behests boards cost more to behest
- fund for pay raises to make adventurers happier & work harder
- reduces bulletin board behest costs
- Available in Normal mode if you have all add-on content
- Auris Swordpath/Guild Hall+ (level 7)
- 2X2
Description:
Special: Guild Hall -- Cost 300 elementite
Build a structure to administer your adventurers. You can raise
the cap on the number of active adventurers as well as their
daily pay rank.
- Emporium (1)
- Allows shops to get additional items
- If removed, less items offered at various shops/less morale
and 2 morale spheres become unavailable. (up to 2 morale spheres)
- Available in Normal mode if you have all add-on content
- Letyna Tundra/Emporium+ (level 15)
- 2X3
Description:
Citizen Shop: Emporium -- Cost 600 (Stunningly Beautiful building)
This building will give our citizens a large morale boost every
time they make a purchase. The trade routes that it opens can
change the lineup of other shops.
DLC Add-on Content Set 2:
- Library (1)
- Allows upgrades for adventurers
- Available in Normal, Hard/Very Hard Modes
- Land of O'Kokuh (level 40) (add-on)
- Normal/level 26, Hard level 40, Very Hard level 100
- 2X2
Description:
Adventurer: Library -- Cost 550 elementite
Build a structure to study and store lore and knowledge from all
races. This knowledge is used to uncover hidden racial abilities.
- Bulletin Board Park (4th one - see more info above)
- Allows for 4 behests to be posted per day &/or in new location
- (Dungeon name here)
- 2X2
- Infinity Spire (1)
- Not an actual building you place
- You can see this building out just past the kingdom
- Infinity Spire (level 10) (add-on)
- Connects through underground corridor
- Spire Passage (level 5) (add-on)
- Allows for infinite battles
- Allows for more medals and bosses
- Castle Renovation (1)
- Not an actual building you place
- Tempora Estuary (level 26) (add-on)
- Available in Normal Mode
- Chime's Room
- Upgrades the castle inside with more options
- Rename adventurers
- Compare adventurers rank stats to each other
- Lists how much of each building you have
- Access every building (houses/shops included) and their options
- Listen to all game music songs (only while in castle)
Dungeon Map Connections:
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- All dungeons will connect with one or more dungeons once map is fully
explored. While all dungeons will connect, I have noted dungeons
below when they appear unconnected to give you an early sense of the
game with downloaded content.
Some may have different links to dungeon "dots" on the map. One is
Tunika Mountains: can link to none (end of line) if Basu Sah Whisperpath
is explored first OR can link to Temple of Ko Ruh if explored first. So
far this is the only one that has link option difference but I have
not explored this fully. I would imagine that most links are set and
not variable.
- After downloading add-on dungeon packs, many dungeons may not be
connected to each other if map has not been fully explored.
- You will not have your map fully explored until the end of the game.
- Explore each dungeon location and beat any bosses, working your way
towards unconnected dungeons to connect them all together and to access
other dungeons
- Some dungeons like Denthe Bridge need thief(s) with Mapper and Inner
Compass abilities to find the connections to the next dungeon. sometimes
you do not need to explore these dungeons to 100% to find the connection
to the next dungeon. You just need to find the connection.
Triple Race Pack Savings:
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- Buying the Triple Race Pack (includes all 3 packs -- Lilty Hut, Selkie Den,
Yuke Shack) is a better value but can only be bought if none of the 3 packs
have been bought yet. (Saves you 100 Wii points and 1 block of Wii space.)
- Buying the 3 packs separately (Lily Hut, Selkie Den, Yuke Shack) allows
you to buy only the pack(s) you want if you don’t want all 3. (Costs you
100 Wii points more and 1 block of Wii space more if you buy the 3 packs
separately.)
Common Meanings in Descriptions:
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- Clear bonus: Gaming Hall + (ups limit of type of building -- lets you
build type listed if first one)
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Lilty Hut+ (new type building plus
up limit)
- Helm Plating may be found here (material types needed for any upgrades)
There are quite a few different material types including Magicites
and revival runes.
- One can easily get lost here (adventurers can get lost resulting in
incomplete mission)
- Not enough information to explore (must attain info from citizens to
explore the dungeon)
- A shortcut may be found if further explored (shortcuts cut down on
fatigue & time)
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored (Treasure chests have a
variety of items inside. Any adventurer can find one but only a
thief can open them - unless they are not locked)
- Antidote Ingredients may be found here (cure items for adventurers)
This also includes other types like potion ingredients.
- The dungeon changes shape every day, resetting exploration to 0
(needs re-explored -- usually 60% exploration stops resetting)
Get a thief with mapper and pathfinding for best exploration.
- A Fountain of Restoration exists (adventurers can use this to fully
restore HP bar while in the dungeon)
- Halls of oblivion exist here. (adventurers can be distracted, visably
shaken and then be tired the next day)
- Monster Colors:
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- Red: Extremely Powerful Boss (appears occassionally)
- Purple: Boss of research materials
- Orange: Boss of dungeon
- Pink: Boss of new building/building limit (all adv. go out)
- Black: Regular monsters
DLC Add-on Content Set 1:
- All DLC Add-on Content Set 1 dungeons are visable immediately
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Dungeon Pack (300 pts, 1 block)
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Adds 11 dungeons to the game, such as the Desert City of Clavis. Clearing
these dungeons raises the limit on weapon, armor, and item shops as well
as taverns, parks, gaming halls, and houses.
Note: Only the new building limits of weapon, armor, and item shops,
as well as parks can be carried over to new games.
- 1 in-game dungeon unlocked: Garrit Dryway
- Previously only in Hard/Very Hard Mode, now unlocked in Normal Mode
- 11 add-on dungeons are located in a “smile” pattern covering the
upper-right to lower-middle to upper-left on the entire map
Garrit Dryway (level 15) (connects to in-game dungeon: Auris Swordpath)
- A sandy path leading to the desert.
- Clear bonus: Gaming Hall +
- Helm Plating may be found here.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Not enough information to explore.
- Monsters: Lava Mu, Scorpion, Cerberus +2 foes, Lava Mu +3 foes
Derumi Desert (level 16) (connects to add-on dungeon: Garrit Dryway)
- Clear bonus: Tavern+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Scorpion, Stone Sahagin, Scorpion +2 foes
Cortek Sandhollows (level 17) (connects to in-game dungeon: Primone Darkwood)
- A dusty cavern half hidden by dunes.
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- Axe Metal may be found here.
- A shortcut may be found if further exlored.
- Not enough information to explore.
- Monsters: Lava Mu, Stone Sahagin, Gigas +4 foes, Stone Sahagin +3 foes
Desert City of Clavis (level 32) (connected to add-on dungeon:
Cortek Sandhollows)
- First-time clear bonus: Weapon Shop+
- One can easily get lost here.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- Monsters: Ogre +3 foes, Stone Worm, Cactuar +3 foes, Gigas +2 foes
Kutith Basin (level 17) (connected to in-game dungeon: Panclare Brightwood)
- A basin with steep outer edges.
- Clear bonus: Item Shop+
- Antidote Ingredients may be found here.
- One can easily get lost here.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Lava Mu +3 foes, Salamander +4 foes, Stone Worm
Barbair Abyss (level 19) (connected to add-on dungeon: Kutith Basin)
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Treasure Chests may be found here if explored.
- Monsters: Bat, Skeleton +2 foes, Gigas +2 foes, Ghost +3 foes
Langooth Peak (level 34) (unconnected but below add-on dungeon:
Barbair Abyss)
- First-time clear bonus: Armor Shop+
- Monsters: Lava Mu +3 foes, Scorpion +2 foes, Wyvern +3 foes,
Malboro +4 foes
Renth Beach (level 18) (unconnected but by in-game dungeon: Ogre Camp)
- Clear bonus: Gaming Hall+
- The dungeon changes shape every day, resetting exploration to 0.
- Monsters: Lava Mu +3 foes, Salamander, Cerberus +4 foes
Pranta Rapids (level 28) (unconnected, located middle-right of map)
- First-time clear bonus: Fountain Park+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Gigantoad +3 foes, Gigantoad, Adamantoise +4 foes
Fasieth Deepmaze (level 17) (unconnected, located upper-right of map)
- Clear bonus: House+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- Monsters: Skeleton +3 foes, Ghost +3 foes, Cerberus + 4 foes
Simuth Hollows (level 33) (unconnected but by add-on dungeon:
Fasieth Deepmaze)
- First-time clear bonus: Bulletin Park+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- The dungeon changes shape every day, resetting exploration rate to 0.
- Monsters: Sahagin +3 foes, Skeleton +3 foes, Octokraken +3 foes
Tunika Mountains (level 36) (unconnected but by Altenica Hills)
- First-time clear bonus: Item Shop+
- Monsters: Snow Mu +3 foes, Stone Worm, Wyvern +3 foes,
Salamander +4 foes
Note: The above unlocked 12 dungeons in my game instead of 11.
Several possibilities may explain this:
- The dungeon pack unlocks 11 dungeons plus Desert City of Clavis
(typo in description)
- One undiscovered in-game dungeon was unlocked because it joined
to an add-on dungeon. (Cortek Sandhollows and Barbair Abyss are
the only ones that don’t up a building limit)
- Accidentally included an in-game dungeon. Although, I was extremely
careful to document new dungeons only after I paid for each one ...
so possible but unlikely.
- You actually get 12 dungeons instead of 11 (typo in description)
... lucky you!
Solved thanks to CiprianoMcDohl:
Garrit Dryway is the error in your dungeon count.
It is a hard // very hard mode dungeon that is given to you when you
purchase the Dungeon Pack. It links to the Dungeon Pack dungeons so
they have to give it to you.
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Triple Race Pack (800 pts, 2 blocks)
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Note:
- This pack is a combination pack of the Lilty Hut, Selkie Den, & Yuke
Shack packs.
- You can not buy this pack if you have bought any of the 3 mentioned
packs.
- You either buy this pack as a combo or each of the 3 mentioned packs
separately.
- Buying this pack as a combo will save you 100 Wii points & 1 block
Wii memory.
Adds dungeons that unlock Lilty huts, Selkie dens, and Yuke shacks to
the game.However, you cannot purchase this bonus pack if you’ve already
purchased any of the single housing types listed.
Note: This feature can be carried over to new games once unlocked. The
gender and job of adventurers from these races are preset and cannot be
changed.
3 dungeons -- 2 are located in the upper-top-middle of the map near the
castle and 1 is located in the upper-left of the map:
Erithrow Cliffs (level 8) (connected to in-game dungeon: Goblin’s Den)
- Maliganant magicite draws people to these cliffs.
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Lilty Hut+ (Warriors)
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Worm, Lizardman, Lizard Lord +2 foes
Axilla Cinderwood (level 8) (connected to in-game dungeon: Dolsam Gulch)
- An unnatural forest of ever-burning trees.
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Seikie Den+ (Thieves)
- Not enough information to explore.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Lava Mu, Mandrake, Cerberus +2 foes
Glisera Oasis (level 8) (connected to in-game dungeon: Auris Swordpath)
- A single spot of green in an expanse of dunes.
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Yuke Shack+ (White & Black Mages)
- A Fountain of Restoration exists.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Sahagin, Gigantoad, Sahagin Lord +2 foes
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Lilty Hut (300 pts, 1 block)
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Note: This pack is not needed if you bought Triple Race Pack.
Adds the dungeon Erithrow cliffs to the game. Clearing this dungeon
adds Lilty huts to the building menu. Lilty warriors are feared
throughout the world.
Note: This feature can be carried over to new games once unlocked.
1 male and 1 female family member are recalled to a hut. The Lilty
adventurer recalled is always a male warrior who cannot change jobs.
1 dungeon located in the upper-top-middle of the map near the castle:
Erithrow Cliffs (level 8) (connected to in-game dungeon: Goblin’s Den)
- Maliganant magicite draws people to these cliffs.
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Lilty Hut+ (Warriors)
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Worm, Lizardman, Lizard Lord +2 foes
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Selkie Den (300 pts, 1 block)
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Note: This pack is not needed if you bought Triple Race Pack.
Adds the dungeon Axilla Cinderwood to the game. Clearing this dungeon
adds Selkie dens to the building menu. Selkie thieves are sought
throughout the world.
Note: This feature can be carried over to new games once unlocked.
3 female family members are recalled to a den. The Selkie adventurer
recalled is always a female thief who cannot change jobs.
1 dungeon located in the upper-top-middle of the map near the castle:
Axilla Cinderwood (level 8) (connected to in-game dungeon: Dolsam Gulch)
- An unnatural forest of ever-burning trees.
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Selkie Den+ (Thieves)
- Not enough information to explore.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Lava Mu, Mandrake, Cerberus +2 foes
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Yuke Shack (300 pts, 1 block)
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Note: This pack is not needed if you bought Triple Race Pack.
Adds the dungeon Glisera Oasis to the game. Clearing this dungeon adds
Yuke shacks to the building menu. Yuke mages are revered throughout the
world.
Note: This feature can be carried over to new games once unlocked. 1 male
and 1 youth are recalled to a shack as family members, The Yuke adventurer
recalled is either a male black mage or a female white mage who cannot
change jobs.
1 dungeon located in the upper-left of the map:
Glisera Oasis (level 8) (connected to in-game dungeon: Auris Swordpath)
- A single spot of green in an expanse of dunes.
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Yuke Shack+ (White & Black Mages)
- A Fountain of Restoration exists.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Sahagin, Gigantoad, Sahagin Lord +2 foes
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New Royal Outfit (100, 1 block)
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The King’s New Cloak:
A cute yet regal design using black and white as its primary colors,
especially tailored for the king. You can change costumes immediately after
downloading. (Didn’t really care for the change. I liked the original clothes
better. Also, a friend of mine who likes to put his characters in black
clothes didn’t like the change either. But it is a matter of preference for
each individual. Maybe you might find a picture on the internet, like
YouTube, to see the outfit before you buy. The work put into it is definitely
worth the price paid. Maybe later they might design a royal blue and/or a
long robe.)
Change outfits by accessing Chime’s Closet located in the castle.
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New Chancellor Outfit (100 pts, 1 block)
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Chancellor’s Knell:
A dark outfit emphasizing Chime’s charms. You can change costumes immediately
after downloading. (Didn’t really care for the change. I liked the original
clothes better. Also, a friend of mine who likes to put his characters in
black clothes didn’t like the change either. But it is a matter of preference
for each individual. Maybe you might find a picture on the internet, like
YouTube, to see the outfit before you buy. The work put into it is definitely
worth the price paid. Maybe later they will add more colors.)
Change outfits by accessing Chime’s Closet located in the castle.
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Luxurious House (100 pts, 3 blocks)
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Adds 3 dungeons to the game, such as the Colossal City of Heparl. Clearing
these dungeons adds luxurious houses to the building menu. This type of
residence greatly increases income.
Note: This feature can be carried over to new games once unlocked.
3 dungeons are located on the bottom middle of the land map:
Colossal City of Heparl (level 40) (unconnected but by Isle of Giants)
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Luxurious+ (ups this type house limit)
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- Monsters: Golem +3 foes, Gigas +2 foes, Titan +3 foes
Isle of Giants (level 25) (unconnected but by Colossal City of Heparl)
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite (needed for building)
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Golem, Gigas + 2 foes, Golem + 4 foes
Eorta Deepway (level 19) (unconnected but by Isle of Giants)
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- The dungeon changes shape every day, resetting exploration rate to 0.
- Monsters: Ghost + 3 foes, Necromancer +3 foes, Goblin Mage + 2 foes
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Sacred Shrine (200 pts, 1 block)
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Adds 3 dungeons such as the Corone Waterkeep to the game.
Clearing these dungeons adds sacred shrines to the building menu. Shrines
temporarily boost adventurer stats.
Note: This feature can be carried over to new games once unlocked.
3 dungeons -- 1 located in middle, 1 located in lower-left, & 1 located
right-middle:
Corone Waterkeep (level 24) (connected to in-game dungeon: Panclare Brightwood)
- A lookout post guarding the shores from invaders.
- First-time clear bonus: Sacred Shrine+
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Necromancer +3 foes, Skeleton +2 foes, Golem +4 foes
Rinfor Nightwood (level 28) (connected to in-game dungeon: Bronkith Crossroads)
- First-time clear bonus: Sacred Shrine+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Killer Bee +2 foes, Mandrake, Malboro +2 foes
Hillum Sih Longroad (level 32) (unconnected, located right-middle of map)
- First-time clear bonus: Sacred Shrine+
- Not enough information to explore.
- Monsters: Necromancer +3 foes, Skeleton +2 foes, Bavarois
DLC Add-on Content Set 2:
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Automatic Update (0 pts, 0 blocks)
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No description -- asks if you need an update (yes/no). If you choose no,
then you will not be able to download any of DLC set 2 add-ons below.
If you choose yes, then an automatic update to the game is downloaded
and you will then be able to choose any of the below add-ons to download.
- Slightly speeds up building animation and summoning Chime animation
- Game now supports progressive scan
- New option to "wipe clean" all medals given adventurers in Newgame+
- Adventurers keep all equipment
- Medals collected and not on adventurers remain in castle/list
- If medals wiped from adventurer then you will get more resources
than normal
- Hammer upgrade can now go past level 40 in Normal Mode
- (more if I find any)
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Infinity Spire (300 pts, 8 blocks)
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Adds 2 dungeons to the game, such as the Infinity Spire. The spire gains
levels every time it is cleared, presenting a challenge to even the
bravest champions of your realm.
Adds Infinity dungeons to the game.
- 2 add-on dungeons -- connected from the castle in a line downward to
the middle right of the dungeon map:
- Spire Passage (level 5) (add-on)
- A secret passage leading to the Infinity Spire.
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- Halls of oblivion exist.
- Monsters: Bat, Wraith, Gigas +1 foes, Orc Warchief +1 foes
- Behest: Explore this area. Exploration rate increase.
- Infinity Spire (level 10) (add-on)
- Floor boss not yet found.
- Halls of oblivion exist.
- Monsters: Evil Eye +2 foes, Witch +2 foes, Necromancer +2 foes,
Flan, Apocrypha +3 foes.
- No behest list available
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Castle Renovation (100 pts, 8 blocks)
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Adds the dungeon Tempora Estuary to the game. Clearing this dungeon adds a
jukebox and the ability to rename your adventurers to the castle.
This feature can be carried over to new games once unlocked.
- 1 in-game dungeon unlocked: Ramva Riverbank
- Visable immediately
- 1 add-on dungeon unlocked for castle: Tempora Estuary
- Visable immediately
- Both dungeons are connected from Bronkith Crossroads in a
straight but angled line heading towards the right of the map:
- Ramva Riverbank (level 14)
- The nearby river churns with monsters.
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- Hammer Metal may be found here.
- One can easily get lost here.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Sahagin +2 foes, Adamantoise +3 foes, Gigantoad +2 foes.
- Behest: Explore this area. Exploration rate increase.
- Tempora Estuary (level 26) (add-on)
- First-time clear bonus: expand the castle.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Mu +1 foes, Gigantoad, Gigas Worm +3 foes.
- No behest list available
- Castle Renovation allows "Chime's Room" to have the following options:
- Adventurers:
- Change name
- Shows list of all 16 adventurers hired and lets you change names
- View Rankings
- Brings up list of categorized rankings:
- Level,HP, Attack, Defense, Vitality, Strength, Toughness,
Agility, Dexterity, Intellect, Willpower
- Shows top 5 adventurers in each ranking
- You can click on any 5 of the adventurers in any ranking list
and access their adventurer pages and all info on them.
- Cancel (Takes you back to previous menu)
- Buildings:
- View All:
- Shows Buildings List
- All building categories listed plus how many of each built
- When click on category then shows all buildings in category
and each by name in list form, then you can click on them
- You can access all house, shop, and building pages just the
same as if you visited them in person (way cool!)
- I don't think this helps you raise house happiness level
or talk to KO'd adventurers because there is no house
happiness bar and no KO'd adventurer "greets" you.
- Categories: Houses, Citizen Shops, Adventurer Shops,
Adventurer Buildings, Special Buildings, Parks, Display All
- All Categories list all their buildings under them and allow
you to access all their pages (if they normally have pages).
- Display All shows a list of all the categories all mixed
together (apparently in no special order or map order)
- View Info:
- Shows Building Info List
- Family Relations List
- Brings up list of any houses that have family relation ties
to each other (this is NOT a list of all houses on map - only
houses on map whose members are related)
- Shows house and type of house
- You can click on house name and see family members & relations
pages.
- Planning Special Sales
- This brings up a list of any shops planning any special sales
days. If no sales are planned then no list will show.
- Selling Special Wares
- This brings up a list of any shops currently selling special
wares or items.
- The names of the shops are listed but not clickable (but they
might be clickable if having a sale).
- Cancel:
- Takes you back to the previous menu.
- Jukebox:
- Shows you a playable Jukebox list of all music in the game.
- This does not change the game music when you leave the castle.
- You can only listen to it while in the castle on Jukebox page.
- Music List: stop music, A New Home, Castle City, Land of Promise,
Holiday, Reports, My Life as a King, Coronation, The Little King,
Cloak of Shadows, Knight of the Realm, Monster Ronde, The Burdens
of a King, Our lives-Our Chronicle, The Good, Time for Bed,
Crystal Resonance.
- Exit:
- Exits you back to Chime's Room
- And then further back to previous menu:
- View Medals (Shows list of all gathered 82 Special Medals)
- View Closet (Shows all available clothing changes for King & Chime)
- Chime's Room (See above for all options shown)
- Never Mind (Exits you back to menu:
- Chat with Chime (Tid bits on storyline & kingdom)
- Use Morale spheres to develop the realm (ups your realm level)
- Review reports (Adventurer report and Financial report)
- Other (Takes you into above previously listed menu)
- Purchase add-on content
- Exit (Exits you out of castle)
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Library (200 pts, 8 blocks)
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Adds the dungeon Land of O'Kokuh to the game. Clearing this dungeon adds
libraries to the building menu. This facility teaches adventurers
race-specific abilities.
This feature can be carried over to new games once unlocked.
Adds a dungeon containing many large elementite to help you develop your
kingdom.
2 in-game dungeons unlocked: Lost City of Nevul and Denthe Bridge
- These previously were only available in Hard/Very Hard Modes but are
now unlocked in Normal Mode. Lost City of Nevul will be visable right
away and Denthe Bridge will unlock once you find the connection in
the Lost City of Nevul (use Thief/Mapper & Inner Compass).
1 add-on dungeon unlocked for library
Land of O'Kokuh -- both in the upper right to middle right of the map:
- All dungeons connect from Letyna Tundra and proceed downward to the
middle right of dungeon map.
- Lost City of Nevul (level 18)
- The ruins of a city destroyed by ancient evils.
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- Enhancing Magicite may be found here.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Necromancer +2 foes, Ghost +2 foes, Golem +3 foes,
Chimera +3 foes.
- Behest: Explore this area. Exploration rate increase.
- Denthe Bridge (level 20)
- Clear Bonus: Bulletin Park+
- Not enough information to explore.
- Monsters: Bat, Ahriman, Gigas +1 foes, Gigas +3 foes.
- Behest: Obtain information regarding this area from the townsfolk.
Exploration rate increase.
- Land of O'Kokuh (level 40) (add-on)
- First-time clear bonus: Library+
- Halls of oblivion exist.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Lava Mu +2 foes, Ahriman +2 foes, Apocrypha +3 foes.
- No behest list available
Library looks Cool! Wow, and a LOT of funding is needed!
- View Ability List
- Listed by each tribe/race: Clavat, Lilty, Selkie, Yuke
- Lists each races special abilities (fund to get whole lists)
- Each ability is clickable to see descriptions
- Awesome abilities for every race here!
- Fund Research
- Listed by each tribe/race: Clavat, Lilty, Selkie, Yuke
- At least two categories to fund in each race
- Lots of abilities per category -- funds like the other shops
- Many, many, many, many thousands of dollars can be funded here!
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New Royal Outfit 2 (100 pts, 3 blocks)
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A casual outfit designed for warmer seasons. You can change costumes
immediately after downloading.
Adds a new costume for the king.
Outfit is named Fresh King.
Leo's 2nd additional costume:
- http://www.square-enix.co.jp/littleking/closet_leo2.html
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New Chancellor Outfit 2 (100 pts, 3 blocks)
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A cool outfit suited for tropical climates. You can change costumes
immediately after downloading.
Adds a new costume for Chime.
Outfit is named Summer Chime.
Chime's 2nd additional costume:
- http://www.square-enix.co.jp/littleking/closet_chime2.html
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V. Dungeons First Available - Normal Mode Game (all add-ons)
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- This is a listing of ALL the dungeons that you will see on
the very first dungeon map at the start of a Normal Mode
game (all add-on content downloaded before start of game).
- This is in its original untouched form so that people know
exactly what dungeons they start with. (Note that this is an
interactive map/list/connecting system and the information
on it will change with game play.)
- All dungeons are unconnected except Pallem Dei Caverns which
connects to the castle.
- This is not a complete listing of all the dungeons available
in Normal Mode (with add-on content downloaded before start of
the game).
This is JUST THE VERY STARTING DUNGEONS (27) that you
begin connecting and expanding. These are just the very starting
dungeons on the entire map that you will be able to see
immediately before starting to link together and unlock the rest
of the dungeons available in the game.
(Total of all available dungeons in a completed dungeon map for
Normal Mode is 56).
Starting Dungeons:
- Includes DLC Add-on Content Set 1 & 2:
- There are 27 starting dungeons plus the castle.
- Here are their original listings:
DLC Add-on Content Set 1:
- Castle:
A small settlement created by a little king, its people are full
of hope of some day restoring their lost kingdom on this new land.
- Pallum Dei Caverns (level 1)
- Your first adventurer has just explored this dungeon, defeated
some of the dungeon enemies -- Mini Mu, and found the fountain
of restoration in the dungeon. This was played out as the
opening scenes of the game.
- A Small maze of natural tunnels.
- Defeat dungeon boss to clear dungeon.
- All large elementite recovered.
- A Fountain of Restoration exists.
- Monsters: Mini Mu, Wee Worm
Behest List
- Defeat the boss! -- Dungeon Clear and gain elementite
- Explore this area -- Exploration rate increase
- Erithrow Cliffs (level 8)
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Lilty Hut+
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Worm, Lizardman, Lizard Lord + 2 foes
- No behest available
- Axilla Cinderwood (level 8)
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Selkie Den+
- Not enough information to explore.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Lava Mu, Mandrake, Cerberus + 2 foes.
Behest List
- Obtain information regarding this area from the
townsfolk -- exploration rate increase.
- Derumi Desert (level 16)
- Clear bonus: Tavern+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Scorpion, Stone Sahagin, Scorpion +2 foes.
- No behest available
- Glisera Oasis (level 8)
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Yuke Shack+
- A Fountain of Restoration exists.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Sahagin, Gigantoad, Sahagin +2 foes.
- No behest available
- Cortek Sandhollows (level 17)
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Not enough information to explore.
- Monsters: Lava Mu, Stone Sahagin, Gigas +4 foes,
Stone Sahagin +3 foes.
Behest List
- Obtain information regarding this area from the
townsfolk -- exploration rate increase.
- Desert City of Clavis (level 32)
- First-time clear bonus: Weapon Shop+
- One can easily get lost here.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- Monsters: Ogre +3 foes, Stone Worm, Cactuar +3 foes,
Gigas +2 foes.
- No behest available
- Langooth Peak (level 34)
- First-time clear bonus: Armor Shop+
- Monsters: Lava Mu +3 foes, Scorpion +2 foes
Wyvern +3 foes, Malboro +4 foes.
- No behest available
- Barbair Abyss (level 19)
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- Monsters: Bat, Skeleton +2 foes, Gigas +2 foes,
Ghost +3 foes.
- No behest available
- Corone Waterkeep (level 24)
- First-time clear bonus: Sacred Shrine+
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Necromancer +3 foes, Skeleton +2 foes,
Golem +4 foes.
- No behest list
- Renth Beach (level 18)
- Clear bonus: Gaming Hall+
- The dungeon changes shape every day, resetting to 0.
- Monsters: Lava Mu +3 foes, Salamander, Cerberus +4 foes.
- No behest list available
- Rinfor Nightwood (level 28)
- First-time clear bonus: Sacred Shrine+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Killer Bee +2 foes, Mandrake, Malboro +2 foes.
- No behest list available
- Colossal City of Heparl (level 40)
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Luxurious+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- Monsters: Golem +3 foes, Gigas +2 foes, Titan +3 foes.
- No behest list available
- Isle of Giants (level 25)
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Golem, Gigas +2 foes, Golem +4 foes.
- No behest list available
- Eorta Deepway (level 19)
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- The dungeon changes shape every day, resetting to 0.
- Monsters: Ghost +3 foes, Necromancer +3 foes, Goblin
Mage + 2 foes.
- No behest list available
- Pranta Rapids (level 28)
- First-time clear bonus: Fountain Park+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Gigantoad +3 foes, Gigantoad, Adamantoise +4 foes.
- No behest list available
- Hillum Sih Longroad (level 32)
- First-time clear bonus: Sacred Shrine+
- Not enough information to explore.
- Monsters: Necromancer +3 foes, Skeleton +2 foes, Bavarois.
Behest List
- Obtain information regarding this area from the
townsfolk -- exploration rate increase.
- Simuth Hollows (level 33)
- First-time clear bonus: Bulletin Park+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- The dungeon changes shape every day, resetting to 0.
- Monsters: Sahagin +3 foes, Skeleton +3 foes,
Octokraken + 3 foes.
- No behest list available
- Fasieth Deepmaze (Level 17)
- clear bonus: House+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- Monsters: Skeleton +3 foes, Ghost +3 foes, Cerberus +4 foes.
- No behest list available
- Altenica Hills (level 16)
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Wolf, Mu +2 foes, Wolf +2 foes, Lava Mu + 3 foes.
- No behest list available
- Tunika Mountains (level 36)
- First-time clear bonus: Item shop+
- Monsters: Snow Mu +3 foes, Stone Worm, Wyvern +3 foes,
Salamander +4 foes.
- No behest list available
DLC Add-on Content Set 2:
- There are 6 new additional STARTING dungeons
(4 add-ons and 2 that were previously in Hard/Very Hard Modes)
- Spire Passage (level 5) (add-on)
- A secret passage leading to the Infinity Spire.
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- Halls of oblivion exist.
- Monsters: Bat, Wraith, Gigas +1 foes, Orc Warchief +1 foes
- Behest: Explore this area. Exploration rate increase.
- Infinity Spire (level 10) (add-on)
- Floor boss not yet found.
- Halls of oblivion exist.
- Monsters: Evil Eye +2 foes, Witch +2 foes, Necromancer +2 foes,
Flan, Apocrypha +3 foes.
- No behest list available
- Lost City of Nevul (level 18)
- The ruins of a city destroyed by ancient evils.
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- Enhancing Magicite may be found here.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Necromancer +2 foes, Ghost +2 foes, Golem +3 foes,
Chimera +3 foes.
- Behest: Explore this area. Exploration rate increase.
- Land of O'Kokuh (level 40) (add-on)
- First-time clear bonus: Library+
- Halls of oblivion exist.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Lava Mu +2 foes, Ahriman +2 foes, Apocrypha +3 foes.
- No behest list available
- Ramva Riverbank (level 14)
- The nearby river churns with monsters.
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- Hammer Metal may be found here.
- One can easily get lost here.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Sahagin +2 foes, Adamantoise +3 foes, Gigantoad +2 foes.
- Behest: Explore this area. Exploration rate increase.
- Tempora Estuary (level 26) (add-on)
- First-time clear bonus: expand the castle.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Mu +1 foes, Gigantoad, Gigas Worm +3 foes.
- No behest list available
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VI. ALL Dungeons Available - Normal Mode Game (with add-ons)
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Note:
There are exactly 56 dungeons PLUS the Castle in Normal Mode
with DLC Add-on Content Set 1 & 2.
This shows the ORIGINAL information as each dungeon is
linked to and unlocked. The dungeon map is an interactive changing
map so the original information may change later such as getting
more/stronger foes added to it. Also, once you get a first-time
clear bonus or other building it disappears from the dungeon
information leaving you to wonder where the building was first
available.
I choose to only list the original information to better enable
those progressing through the game to know exactly what is
available at the start of every dungeon including buildings and
building limit increases.
This information is being added as I unlock it fresh in a new
game in Normal Mode with all add-on content downloaded before I
started the game. It is in playthrough progression order and not
level order.
It may take some time to fully add this content
but it will be worth it to have detailed original starting info
on each dungeon so you know what exactly is available from the
beginning with all add-on download content. (Now Completed)
- I have also added all dungeon descriptions. Just note that
some start with the descriptions and some get the descriptions
after you have explored the dungeons. I added all the
descriptions to give you a better idea of what type of dungeons
you would be encountering. Any non-original info will have [ ]
around it.
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Monster & Treasure Chest Tips:
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Monster Colors:
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- Red: Extremely Powerful Boss (Occassionally appears)
- Purple: Boss of research materials
- Orange: Boss of dungeon
- Pink: Boss of new building/building limit (all adv. go out)
- Black: Regular monsters
Red &/or Legendary Monsters (Ocassionally appears in any dungeon):
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- These generally don't appear 1st time encountering dungeon
but will randomly appear later.
- These monsters drop items that your adventurer can equip or gil.
Encountered in Normal Mode/Hard/Very Hard Modes (with all add-ons):
Note: All red bosses keep re-appearing even if you beat them but
that is good because they give gil, elementite, Hi Potion
and items.
Items bosses drop can rotate and red boss levels seem to
stay the same levels in all modes. Bosses usually engage
your adventurers at their same level or below and rarely
if your adventurers are too much above the boss' level.
- Malboro's Party/Same as purple but harder
(Not real high - about 10-17 level)
- The Silver-Shelled Beast/Gil Snapper
(level 16)
- The Unstoppable Fiend/Behemoth
(level 40)
- The Corruptor of Minds/Mindflayer
(level 25) (uses Blizzard spells)
- The Ravenous Howler/Brutal Wolf
(level 100)
- The Everliving Drake/Zombie Dragon &
(level 80)
- The Demonic Duo/Imp & Goblin Mage
(level 5) (uses Fire spells)
- The Tiny Tomb Twins/Tonberry & Goblin Priest
(level 10)
- The Clockwork Executioner/Steel Golem &
(level 60)
- ... and more
Tips:
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Note: Monsters/enemies in the dungeons may be well above the level
of the dungeon. This means that a level 25 or higher monster may
be in a level 9 dungeon. Plus, the dungeons may have few monsters
roaming one day and hordes the next.
Pink monsters are found when going after a new building or new
building increase. They require ALL adventurers to go out on that
same quest no matter how many behest boards you have. They will
show a long red bar (monster's endurance) on the bottom of the
screen in your town. Beat the bar -> beat the monster. See below
for listing.
Red monsters will own your ...! ><
These monsters will show up at any dungeon occassionally at any
time but most often not the first time you encounter the dungeon.
Send your "best" adventurer and if you beat the red monster then
you will get a "wonderous treasure" -- there is also some mention
of gold armor but I don't know if it is tied to this.
- If you are looking for material behests to become available,
you must explore the dungeon containing them to 100% before
they can show as a behest. The material monsters are always
above or way above the level of the dungeon.
- I have added some red monters in "[]" that appear as you
play the game because some people may want to go after them
to get the "wonderous treasures" that they give. While they
appear randomly and throughout the dungeons, this at least
gives you an idea about some of the dungeons they visit.
Legendary foe sighted (behest on map in dungeons)
- Legendary foe appears randomly,
don't see what foe it is until beaten,
usually gives you several hundred gil or
elementite when beaten (plus medal for leader)
-- Malboro's Party: red (harder than usual)
- The same foes are stronger if they are in stronger colors.
- You will probably want to have adventurers to at least level
40 or above for all pink boss monsters on Normal mode (with
all add-ons) to beat them effectively. If they need more
experience then you can disband the parties (train better
individually) and then re-party them.
- Most of the red bosses will be between level 40 & level 100.
- A few are lower levels than 40-100
- They are these levels even in Normal Mode but may be higher
in Hard/Very Hard Modes.
- You keep the items you acquire from them in Normal Mode and
they are carried over to Hard/Very Hard Modes as well.
- Material behest bosses will usually be about the level of the
material (what level is needed to advance in the shop) request
and NOT by the level of the dungeon it is in.
- So if you are requested to find "X" material then look on the
shop funding list for that material and what level it is
- That will be the level of the boss you will be fighting
- To see what boss it is, go to the dungeon map and find the
behest for the material
- Look at the color of the material listed and match it to
the color of the boss in that color
- Note that Helm metal material behest is unattainable in
Normal Mode because the 1st material dungeon is unlocked in
Hard/Very Hard Mode and well, you are in Normal Mode ... so
frustrating. You will be stuck at Helm level 30 for Normal
Mode. It will be available in Hard/Very Hard Modes.
- Also, no Frost Magicite material behests because you do not
have the 2nd Black Mage Academy in Normal Mode (with add-ons).
It will be available in Hard/Very Hard Modes.
- Also, no Gauntlet Plating material behests because you do not
have the 3rd Armor Shop in Normal Mode (with add-ons).
It will be available in Hard/Very Hard Modes.
Pink Bosses/Normal Mode (with all add-ons):
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- These are only the pink bosses that have the long red HP Bars
(beat the boss behests). Most take in-game weeks and some 1-2 days.
- For most pink bosses: When adventurers fight "the Boss" they will
actually defeat the foes with the boss before damaging the actual
boss. It is the actual bosses HP you have to get to 0 before
you "Beat the Boss". Most times your next party of adventurers
will have to re-beat the foes to cause additional damage to the
main boss. Most main bosses keep the damage done to them on to
the next day and until beaten but a few restore their HP each day.
- Simuth Hollows (level 33)
- First-time clear bonus: Bulletin Park+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- The dungeon changes shape every day, resetting to 0.
- Monsters: Sahagin +3 foes, Skeleton +3 foes,
Octokraken + 3 foes.
Octokraken's Party (level 36)
- Octokraken 5908 HP
(Shock & Death)
- Adamantoise 248 HP
- Sahagin Priest 140 HP
- Ahriman 140 HP
- Tunika Mountains (level 36)
- First-time clear bonus: Item shop+
- Monsters: Snow Mu +3 foes, Stone Worm, Wyvern +3 foes,
Salamander +4 foes.
Wyvern's Party (level 39)
(Regen & Fire Spells)
- Wyvern 4000 HP
- Salamander 172 HP
- Lizard Priest 172 HP
- Lizard Wizard 152 HP
- Colossal City of Heparl (level 40)
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Luxurious+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- Monsters: Golem +3 foes, Gigas +2 foes, Titan +3 foes.
Titan's Party (level 44)
(physical attacks & blocks)
- Titan 10308 HP
- Gigas 408 HP
- Golem 296 HP
- Chimera 168 HP
- Langooth Peak (level 34)
- First-time clear bonus: Armor Shop+
- Monsters: Lava Mu +3 foes, Scorpion +2 foes
Wyvern +3 foes, Malboro +4 foes.
Wyvern's Party (level 37)
- Wyvern 3832 HP
(Regen & Fire Spells)
- Salamander 164 HP
- Lizard Priest 164 HP
- Lizard Wizard 144 HP
- Desert City of Clavis (level 32)
- First-time clear bonus: Weapon Shop+
- One can easily get lost here.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- Monsters: Ogre +3 foes, Stone Worm, Cactuar +3 foes,
Gigas +2 foes.
Cactuar's Party (level 35)
- Cactuar 2784 HP
(1000 Needles)
- Stone Worm 172 HP
- Stone Sahagin 156 HP
- Dire Cobra 156 HP
- Shrine of Awakening (level 25)
- The Dark Lord awaits in this shrine of shadows.
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters: Golem +3 foes, Ahriman +3 foes,
Dark Lord.
Dark Lord (level 30)
- Dark Lord 4804 HP
Moves used:
- Frost Breath
- Flame Breath
- Triple Attack
- Physical attacks & Blocks
If you have adventurers over level 40+ with equipment
then the Dark Lord will be no problem and you
can probably beat him in one day (or 2 if needed).
- Infinity Spire (level 10) (add-on)
- Floor boss not yet found.
- Halls of oblivion exist.
- Monsters: Evil Eye +2 foes, Witch +2 foes, Necromancer +2 foes,
Flan, Apocrypha +3 foes.
- No behest list available
- See Infinity Spire Legendary Foes & Bosses Section for detailed
information.
- This is a changing dungeon with lots of pink bosses/levels/floors.
- Land of O'Kokuh (level 40) (add-on)
- First-time clear bonus: Library+
- Halls of oblivion exist.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Monsters: Lava Mu +2 foes, Ahriman +2 foes, Apocrypha +3 foes.
Apocrypha's Party (level 44)
- Apocrypha 9084 HP
- Ogre Cleaver 212 HP
- Ogre Basher 212 HP
- Sonic Bat 168 HP
Moves Used:
- Word of Silence
- Berserk
- Spell
- Thundara
- Physical attacks
- Vampiric Bite
Defeat with Theives/Warriors using physical attacks, blocks,
Shadowblade, Poison, Shock Bomb, Phoenix Downs, Wave Bomb,
Potions, Avalanche, etc.
- Tempora Estuary (level 26) (add-on)
- First-time clear bonus: expand the castle.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Monsters: Mu +1 foes, Gigantoad, Gigas Worm +3 foes.
Gigas Worm's Party (level 28)
- Gigas Worm 6776 HP
- Stone Worm 140 HP
- Worm 140 HP
- Wee Worm 128 HP
Moves Used:
- Vampiric Bite
- Poison Sting
- Venomous Bite
- Physical attacks
Defeat with physical attacks, Firaga, Thundaga.
Treasure Chests List:
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- Treasure chests can be re-visited unlimited times
- Most treasure chests are locked and can only be opened
by thieves with lockpicking skill (higher the better)
- Some treasure chests are found not locked and can be
gotten by anyone but these are more rare
- All treasures except gil and elementite can be used in
the current game and be carried over to a newgame+.
- To send a thief to go find treasure:
- Make a behest to Explore or Gain Experience in this
Area
- Thief will be more prone to accept behests to go to
treasure chest areas and find hopefully find treasure
chests
- More than one treasure chest can be found each day in
any/all treasure chest dungeons by each adventurer that
goes there -- or none at all if you are unlucky
- Treasure chests reset each day and can be rediscovered
and re-opened.
- Items in treasure chests can be found and then randomly
given to others in the same team - or not if the one
that found it decides to keep it. Any gil increases
adventurer's gil amount. Any elementite get turned into
the King.
- Dungeons in Normal Mode (with add-ons) where you can find
Treasure Chests:
- Carcus Southway (level 6)
- Dolsam Gulch (level 7)
- Primone Darkwood (level 9)
- Nefron Beach (level 11)
- Musqu Mazewood (level 14)
- Orge Camp (level 17)
- Fasieth Deepmaze (level 17)
- Barbair Abyss (level 19)
- Desert City of Clavis (level 22)
- Shrine of Awakening (level 25)
- Colossal City of Heparl (level 40)
- Spire Passage (level 5)
- Lost City of Nevul (level 18)
- Treasure Chest Contents:
- Well, I got all these items and thought I could
document them later but my theives partied up
with Inn adventurers and gave some of the items
to them. Of course, the Inn people come and go
... so there went the items. The Inn people
rotate so eventually they will be back &/or I
will get these items again and document them
then.
- Gil
- Various amounts
- Money to buy items
- Elementite
- Various amounts
- Used to build buildings
- Hi-Potion
- Self use only.
- This item is consumed after use.
- Restores 279 HP when used in battle.
- Tomahawk+
- Sonic Hammer+
- Mace+
- Scale Mail+
- Defense: 23.
- Price: 394 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior, Thief.
- Effects: Strength +5.
- Chainmail+
- Headband+
- Defense: 3.
- Price: 40 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior.
- Effects: Agility +2.
- Reduces damage taken from hammers.
- Carpenter Hammer+
- Ringmail+
- Cypress Hammer+
- Broadsword+
- Longsword+
- Attack: 17.
- Price: 270 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior, Thief.
- Effects: Agility +4.
- A well-balanced weapon.
- Maneater+
- Steel Mittens+
- Defense: 23.
- Price: 449 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior, Thief.
- Effects: Strength +9.
- Reduces damage taken by swords.
- Targe+
- Defense: 23.
- Price: 449 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior.
- Effects: Vitality +9.
- Sallet+
- Defense: 19.
- Price: 224 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior.
- Effects: Agility +9.
- Reduces damage taken from hammers.
- Lace Robe+
- Defense: 31.
- Price: 449 gil.
- Jobs: Black Mage, White Mage.
- Effects: Intellect +9.
- Reduces magic damage taken.
- Gaia Gear+
- Defense: 39.
- Price: 744 gil.
- Jobs: Black Mage, White Mage
- Effects: Intellect +11.
- Reduces magic damage taken.
- Aspis+
- Defense: 29.
- Price: 744 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior.
- Effects: Vitality +11.
- Burgonet+
- Defense: 24.
- Price: 372 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior.
- Effects: Agility +11.
- Reduces damage taken from hammers.
- Brigandine+
- Defense: 44.
- Price: 1,488 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior, Thief.
- Effects: Strength +11.
- Jade Hammer+
- Lightbringer+
- Attack: 45.
- Price: 660 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior, Thief.
- A well-balanced weapon.
- Rune Blade+
- Attack: 32.
- Price: 698 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior, Thief.
- Effects: Agility +8.
- A well-balanced weapon.
- Cotton Mask+
- Defense: 11.
- Price: 98 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior.
- Effects: Agility +5.
- Reduces damage taken from hammers.
- Large Shield+
- Cashmere Robe+
- Defense: 20.
- Price: 197 gil.
- Jobs: Black Mage, White Mage.
- Effects: Intellect +5.
- Reduces magic damage taken.
- Glass Gloves+
- Defense: 11.
- Price: 144 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior, Thief.
- Effects: Strength +4.
- Reduces damage taken from swords.
- Carabineer Mail+
- Defense: 51.
- Price: 2,313 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior, Thief.
- Effects: Agility +12.
- Minerva Gloves+
- Defense: 34.
- Price: 1,156 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior, Thief.
- Effects: Strength +12.
- Reduces damage taken from swords.
- Snake Rod+
- Attack: 49.
- Price: 2,977 gil.
- Jobs: Black Mage, White Mage.
- Effects: Willpower +13.
- A slightly accurate weapon.
- Ignores foes' weapon-type resistances.
- Rosewood Wand+
- Attack: 46.
- Price: 2,463 gil.
- Jobs: Black Mage, White Mage.
- Effects: Willpower +13.
- A slightly accurate weapon.
- Ignores foe's weapon-type resistances.
- Leather Gloves+
- Defense: 4.
- Price: 81 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior, Thief.
- Effects: Strength +2.
- Reduces damage taken from swords.
- Shamsir+
- Viking Axe+
- Escucheon+
- Defense: 4.
- Price: 81 gil.
- Jobs: Warrior.
- Effects: Vitality +2.
- ... and more.
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Dungeons:
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- If you listen to the town people/adventurers then they will tell
you that the names on the kingdom map are all archaic terms
representing various locations on the body. So essentially when
you are collecting the elementite from all the dungeons, you are
rebuilding the Dark Lord's body. Some of the dungeon names
translate into body parts - like Carcus Southway/heel, Shrine of
Awakening/heart, etc.
- All original posting before any exploration Plus noted additions
- [] is put around any secondary information during gameplay.
- Not all completed info will be added like "x" boss defeated, or
large elementite recovered (unless not listed before), "x"
material obtained (unless not listed before) - just useful
secondary info added like addition of a Fountain of Recovery
or dungeon description that showed up after exploration.
- Everything was completed so all bosses beaten, all shortcuts
found, all material behest completed except:
- Helm Plating -- need dungeon only found in Hard/Very Hard Modes
- Frost Magicite -- need 2nd Black Mage Academy in Hard/Very Hard
Modes.
- Gaunlet Plating -- need 3rd Armor Shop in Hard/Very Hard Modes.
- A sure way to tell if the dungeon has been fully explored is to
open up the dungeon map, open up the Behest List for a dungeon
and it will have -> Gain experience in this area. Experience as
an adventurer. If you instead see "Exploration Rate" message box
then it has not been completely explored.
- All these 56 Normal Mode (with all add-ons) dungeons have been
fully and thoroughly explored and beaten.
Normal Mode (with all add-ons):
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- Includes DLC Add-on Content Sets 1 & 2.
- Exactly 56 dungeons PLUS the Castle
(thoroughly explored, all bosses beaten, all possible behests done)
DLC Add-on Content Set 1:
- Castle:
- Story starts (Chapter 1)
- Connects to Pallum Dei Caverns
- Connects to Carcus Southway
- Connects to Corrum Sih Highroad
- Connects to Shrine of Awakening
- Connects to Spire Passage
- A small settlement created by a little king, its people are full
of hope of some day restoring their lost kingdom on this new land.
[- A truly magnificent kingdom, Gold Horizon will leave its name in
the annals of history for millennia to come.]
- Pallum Dei Caverns (level 1)
- Connects from Castle
- Connects to Goblin's Den
- Connects to Kubito Grotto
- Connects to Terun Westway
- Starting dungeon
- Your first adventurer has just explored this dungeon, defeated
some of the dungeon enemies -- Mini Mu, and found the fountain
of restoration in the dungeon. This was played out as the
opening scenes of the game.
- Behest List
Defeat the boss! -- Dungeon Clear and gain elementite
Explore this area -- Exploration rate increase
- A Small maze of natural tunnels.
- Defeat dungeon boss to clear dungeon.
- All large elementite recovered.
- A Fountain of Restoration exists.
- Monsters:
Mini Mu: black
Wee Worm: orange
- Goblin's Den (level 3)
- Story-flag (Chapter 2)
Cloak of Shadows
- Connects from Pallum Dei Caverns
- Connects to Erithrow Cliffs
- Connects to Dolsam Gulch
- A camp of heavily armored goblins.
- Clear bonus: House+
[- A large elementite recovered]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists]
- Monsters:
Goblin: black
Goblin Boss: orange
- Kubito Grotto (level 2)
- Connects from Pallum Dei Caverns
- Connects to Polpus Mistmoor
- Connects to Junun Dei Meadows
- An unusually well-lit grotto.
- Clear bonus: Weapon Shop+
- Sword Metal may be found here.
- One can easily get lost here.
[- All large elementite recovered]
- Monsters:
Bitsy Bat: black
Small Scorpion: orange
Ice Goblin: purple
[The Corruptor of Minds: red]
[The Unstoppable Fiend: red]
- Erithrow Cliffs (level 8) (add-on)
- Connects from Goblin's Den
- Connects to none
[Malignant magicite draws people to these cliffs.]
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Lilty Hut+
- One can easily get lost here.
[- All large elementite recovered]
- Monsters:
Worm: black
Lizardman: black
Lizard Lord + 2 foes: orange
- Polpus Mistmoor (level 5)
- Connects from Kubito Grotto
- Connects to Beltevra Forest
[- A misty marsh fraught with hidden dangers.]
- clear bonus: Bulletin Park+
- One can easily get lost here.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- Armor Plating obtained!]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Bitsy Bat: black
Wee Worm +2 foes: black
Wolf +2 foes: orange
Mu +3 foes: purple
- Junun Dei Meadows (level 4)
- Connects from Kubito Grotto
- Connects to none
[- Deceptively peaceful grasslands.]
- Clear bonus: Armor Shop+.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- Armor Plating obtained!]
- Monsters:
Mini Mu: black
Wee Worm +2 foes: black
Killer Bee +2 foes: orange
Bavarois: purple
- Beltevra Forest (level 9)
- Connects from Polpus Mistmoor
- Connects to none
[- A forest rumored to hide ancient ruins.]
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite
- One can easily get lost here.
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Killer Bee: black
Snow Mu: black
Malboro +4 foes: purple
Mandrake +2 foes: orange
[The Corruptor of Minds: red]
[The Unstoppable Fiend: red]
- Dolsam Gulch (level 7)
- Connects from Goblin's Den
- Connects to Axilla Cinderwood
[- A dark and rocky gulch.]
- Clear bonus: Item Shop+
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- Potion Ingredients obtained!]
- Monsters:
Scorpion: black
Scorpion +2 foes: black
Dire Cobra +2 foes: orange
Worm: purple
- Carcus Southway (level 6)
- Connects from castle
- Connects to Bronkith Crossroads
- Connects to Janktra Plains
- A paved road wide enough for an army to pass.
- Clear bonus: Gaming Hall+
- Sword Metal may be found here.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Mu: black
Biting Wasp: black
Worm +2 foes: orange
Salamander +4 foes: purple
[The Tiny Tomb Twins: red]
- Terun Westway (level 6)
- Connects from Pallum Dei Caverns
- Connects to Panclare Brightwood
- Connects to Primone Darkwood
- Connects to Auris Swordpath
- A relatively safe path across open land.
- Clear bonus: Bakery+
- Fire Magicite may be found here.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Mu: black
Mu +2 foes: black
Worm +2 foes: orange
Salamander + 3 foes: purple
- Panclare Brightwood (level 8)
- Connects from Terun Westway
- Connects to Kutith Basin
- Connects to Corone Waterkeep
[- A soothing forest of pale trees.]
- Clear bonus: White Mage Temple+
- Not enough information to explore.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- A Fountain of Restoration exists.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- Restoration Magicite obtained!]
- Monsters:
Mandrake: black
Ice Goblin: black
Goblin Priest +2 foes: orange
Orc Warlock +2 foes: purple
- Primone Darkwood (level 9)
- Connects from Terun Westway
- Connects to Cortek Sandhollows
- Story-flag (cut-scene)
Dark Lord appears as King Epitav
- After cutscene these appear
Janktra Plains
Corrum Sih Highroad
[- A forest of unnaturally dark trees.]
- Clear bonus: Black Mage Academy+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- Fire Magicite obtained!]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Biting Wasp: black
Ahriman: black
Goblin Mage +2 foes: orange
Killer Bee +2 foes: purple
- Auris Swordpath (level 7)
- Connects from Terun Westway
- Connects to Garrit Dryway
- Connects to Glisera Oasis
[- A windswept road made of hardened dirt.]
- Clear bonus: Guild Hall+
- Not enough information to explore.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- Restoration Magicite obtained!]
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Monsters:
Worm: black
Orc: black
Dire Wolf +2 foes: orange
Bavarois + 4 foes: purple
- Axilla Cinderwood (level 8) (add-on)
- Connects from Dolsam Gulch
- Connects to none
[- An unnatural forest of ever-burning trees.]
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Selkie Den+
- Not enough information to explore.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Lava Mu: black
Mandrake: black
Cerberus + 2 foes: orange
- Glisera Oasis (level 8) (add-on)
- Connects from Auris Swordpath
- Connects to none
[- A single spot of green in an expanse of dunes.]
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Yuke Shack+
- A Fountain of Restoration exists.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Monsters:
Sahagin
Gigantoad
Sahagin +2 foes
- Garrit Dryway (Level 15)
- Connects from Auris Swordpath
- Connects to Derumi Desert
- A sandy path leading to the desert.
- Clear bonus: Gaming Hall+
- Helm Plating may be found here.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Not enough information to explore.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Lava Mu: black
Scorpion: black
Cerverus +2 foes: orange
Lava Mu +3 foes: purple
- Derumi Desert (level 16) (add-on)
- Connects from Garrit Dryway
- Connects to none
[- An ever-expanding sea of lifeless sand.]
- Clear bonus: Tavern+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Scorpion: black
Stone Sahagin: black
Scorpion +2 foes: orange
- Cortek Sandhollows (level 17) (add-on)
- Connects from Primone Darkwood
- Connects to Desert City of Clavis
[- A dusty cavern half hidden by dunes.]
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Not enough information to explore.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
[- Axe Metal obtained!]
- Monsters:
Lava Mu: black
Stone Sahagin: black
Gigas +4 foes: orange
Stone Sahagin +3 foes: purple
[The Demonic Duo: red]
- Corone Waterkeep (level 24) (add-on)
- Connects from Panclare Brightwood
- Connects to none
[- A lookout post guarding the shores from invaders.]
- First-time clear bonus: Sacred Shrine+
- One can easily get lost here.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Necromancer +3 foes: black
Skeleton +2 foes: black
Golem +4 foes: orange
- Bronkith Crossroads (level 10)
- Connects from Carcus Southway
- Connects to Rinfor Nightwood
- Connects to Ogre Camp
- Connects to Nefron Beach
- Connects to Ramva Riverbank
[- The foes in this area are immune to most physical attacks.]
- Clear bonus: Tavern+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- Sword Metal obtained!]
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Monsters:
Flan: black
Bavarois: orange
Lizardman +3 foes: purple
[The Ravenous Howler: red]
- Rinfor Nightwood (level 28) (add-on)
- Connects from Bronkith Crossroads
- Connects to none
[- This forest's trees grow so thick as to blot out the sun.]
- First-time clear bonus: Sacred Shrine+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Killer Bee +2 foes: black
Mandrake: black
Malboro +2 foes: orange
- Kutith Basin (level 17)
- Connects from Panclare Brightwood
- Connects to Barbair Abyss
- A basin with steep outer edges.
- Clear bonus: Item Shop+
- Antidote ingredients may be found here.
- One can easily get lost.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Monsters:
Lava Mu +3 foes: black
Salamander +4 foes: orange
Stone Worm: purple
- Barbair Abyss (level 19) (add-on)
- Connects from Kutith Basin
- Connects to Langooth Peak
- A large crevasse created by a bolt from the heavens.
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- Gauntlet Plating may be found here.]
- Monsters:
Bat: black
Skeleton +2 foes: black
Gigas +2 foes: orange
Ghost +3 foes: purple
- Janktra Plains (level 8)
- Connects from Carcus Southway
- Connects to Orth Bridge
- A large field showing traces of ancient agriculture.
- Clear bonus: Training Hall+
- Armor Plating may be found here.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Wolf: black
Goblin: black
Goblin Boss: orange
Golem +4 foes: purple
- Corrum Sih Highroad (level 13)
- Story-flag (Chapter 3)
The Burdens of a King
- This dungeon now is unlocked
- You can now dismantle buildings
- Stiltzen Cut-scene/Dark Lord
- Fully explored/boss beat
then Stiltzken Moogle cut-scene
- Story-flag (Chapter 4)
King of Kings
- follows above cutscene but next morning
- Epitav/Stiltzen/
More like your mother cutscene
- Connects from Castle
- Connects to Altencia Hills
- Connects to Letyna Tundra
- Connects to Musqu Mazewood
- Thieving bands of monsters roam this path.
- Clear bonus: Inn+
- Fire Magicite may be found here.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Monsters:
Mu +3 foes: black
Flan: black
Dire Wolf + 4 foes: orange
Snow Mu + 3 foes: purple
[The Silver-Shelled Beast: red]
- Altenica Hills (level 16) (add-on)
- Connects from Corrum Sih Highroad
- Connects to Tunika Mountains
[- Life has its ups and downs, but not as much as these hills.]
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- Revival Runes obtained!]
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Wolf: black
Mu +2 foes: black
Wolf +2 foes: orange
Lava Mu + 3 foes: purple
- Orth Bridge (level 15)
- Connects from Janktra Plains
- Connects to Fronze Cove
- A rickety bridge leading to unknown lands.
- Clear bonus: Bakery+
- Enhancing Magicite may be found here.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Dire Cobra +3 foes: black
Gigantoad +3 foes: black
Adamantoise +4 foes: orange
Gigantoad + 3 foes: purple
- Orge Camp (level 17)
- Connects from Bronkith Crossroads
- Connects to Renth Beach
[- An impregnable ogre encampment.]
- Clear bonus: Weapon Shop+
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- Hammer Metal obtained!]
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Monsters:
Ogre +3 foes: black
Ogre Basher +2 foes: black
Ogre Warlord + 4 foes: orange
Ogre Basher +2 foes: purple
[The Ravenous Howler: red]
- Nefron Beach (level 11)
- Connects from Bronkith Crossroads
- Connects to none
[- Monsters frolic in the waters of this eerie beach.]
- Clear bonus: House+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
[- Potion Ingredients obtained!]
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Sahagin: black
Ahriman: black
Sahagin Lord + 2 foes: orange
Lizardman + 4 foes: purple
- Desert City of Clavis (level 32) (add-on)
- Connects from Cortek Sandhollows
- Connects to none
[- A deserted city lying underneath the desert.]
- First-time clear bonus: Weapon Shop+
- One can easily get lost here.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
[- Axe Metal obtained!]
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Ogre +3 foes: black
Stone Worm: black
Cactuar +3 foes: pink
Gigas +2 foes: purple
- Renth Beach (level 18) (add-on)
- Connects from Ogre Camp
- Connects to none
[- A never-fading mirage can be seen on the horizon.]
- Clear bonus: Gaming Hall+
- The dungeon changes shape every day, resetting to 0.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Lava Mu +3 foes: black
Salamander: black
Cerberus +4 foes: orange
[The Ravenous Howler]
- Letyna Tundra (level 15)
- Connects from Corrum Sih Highroad
- Connects to Clannit Mirrorlake
- Connects to Lost City of Nevul
- A barren land of snow and ice.
- Clear bonus: Emporium+
- Restoration Magicite may be found here.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Snow Mu +3 foes: black
Ice Goblin +4 foes: orange
Cerberus +4 foes: purple
[The Clockwork Executioner: red]
- Musqu Mazewood (level 14)
- Connects from Corrum Sih Highroad
- Connects to Pranta Rapids
- A forest of mischievious feytrees.
- Clear bonus: Tavern+
- Frost Magicite may be found here.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Monsters:
Biting Wasp: black
Ahriman - black
Malboro +2 foes: orange
Chimera +4 foes: purple
- Pranta Rapids (level 28) (add-on)
- Connects from Musqu Mazewood
- Connects to none
[- None has safely crossed these fierce waters.]
- First-time clear bonus: Fountain Park+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Gigantoad +3 foes: black
Gigantoad: black
Adamantoise +4 foes: orange
- Clannit Mirrorlake (level 16)
- Connects from Letyna Tundra
- Connects to Fasieth Deepmaze
- Connects to Hillum Sih Longroad
- Connects to Aukul Canyon
- An imperturabable lake full of myths.
- Clear bonus: Fountain Park+
- Potion ingredients may be found here.
- Not enough information to explore.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Ogre Basher +2 foes: black
Ice Goblin +2 foes: black
Goblin Mage +2 foes: orange
Bavarois +4 foes: purple
[The Everliving Drake: red]
- Fasieth Deepmaze (Level 17) (add-on)
- Connects from Clannit Mirrorlake
- Connects to none
[- A submerged maze built by a forgotten civilization.]
- clear bonus: House+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Monsters:
Skeleton +3 foes: black
Ghost +3 foes: black
Cerberus +4 foes: orange
- Hillum Sih Longroad (level 32) (add-on)
- Connects from Clannit Mirrorlake
- Connects to none
[- A winding road leading to the far reaches of the continent.]
- First-time clear bonus: Sacred Shrine+
- Not enough information to explore.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Necromancer +3 foes: black
Skeleton +2 foes: black
Bavarois: orange
[The Clockwork Executioner: red]
- Aukul Canyon (level 19)
- Connects from Clannit Mirrorlake
- Connects to Enthe Frostfall
- Connects to Basu Sah Whisperpath
[- Ancient magicite is buried in the canyon walls.]
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- One can easily get lost here.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Goblin +3 foes: black
Salamander +3 foes: black
Gigas +2 foes: orange
- Fronze Cove (level 16)
- Connects from Orth Bridge
- Connects to Erota Deepway
- A tunnel in this cove is said to lead
to the underworld.
- Clear bonus: House+
- Helm Plating may be found here.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Skeleton +3 foes: black
Sahagin +3 foes: black
Chimera +4 foes: orange
Golem +3 foes: purple
[The Tiny Tomb Twins: red]
- Eorta Deepway (level 19) (add-on)
- Connects from Fronze Cove
- Connects to Isle of Giants
[- An underground tunnel leading to parts unknown.]
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- One can easily get lost here.
- The dungeon changes shape every day, resetting to 0.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Monsters:
Ghost +3 foes: black
Necromancer +3 foes: black
Goblin Mage + 2 foes: orange
- Tunika Mountains (level 36) (add-on)
- Connects from Altenica Hills
- Connects to none
[- A granite wall warding the realm against northern invaders.]
- First-time clear bonus: Item shop+
[- Revival Runes obtained!]
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Snow Mu +3 foes: black
Stone Worm: black
Wyvern +3 foes: pink
Salamander +4 foes: purple
[The Silver-Shelled Beast: red]
- Isle of Giants (level 25) (add-on)
- Connected from Eorta Deepway
- Connected to Colossal City of Heparl
[- Towering flora and fauna cover this isle of Gigas.]
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Golem: black
Gigas +2 foes: black
Golem +4 foes: orange
- Colossal City of Heparl (level 40) (add-on)
- Connected from Isle of Giants
- Connected to none
[- Gigas golemmasons dwell in this oversized city.]
- First-time clear bonus: House Type: Luxurious+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Golem +3 foes: black
Gigas +2 foes: black
Titan +3 foes: pink
- Basu Sah Whisperpath (level 21)
- Connects from Aukul Canyon
- Connects to Temple of Ko Ruh
[- A secret path created in the name of the Dark Lord.]
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- Not enough information to explore.
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Monsters:
Golem: black
Skeleton +2 foes: black
Bavarois +4 foes: orange
[The Silver-Shelled Beast: red]
- Enthe Frostfall (level 19)
- Connect from Aukul Canyon
- Connects to Simuth Hollows
[- The water here falls so silently that it looks frozen.]
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- A shortcut may be found here if further explored.
[- Frost Magicite may be found here.]
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Snow Mu +3 foes: black
Orc Warlock +2 foes: black
Stone Worm +4 foes: orange
Ice Goblin +4 foes: purple
[The Everliving Drake: red]
- Langooth Peak (level 34) (add-on)
- Connects from Barbair Abyss
- Connects to none
[- None can pass beyond this world's-end peak.]
- First-time clear bonus: Armor Shop+
[- Gauntlet Plating may be found here.]
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Lava Mu +3 foes: black
Scorpion +2 foes: black
Wyvern +3 foes: pink
Malboro +4 foes: purple
- Simuth Hollows (level 33) (add-on)
- Connects from Enthe Frostfall
- Connects to none
- A preternatural silence permeates these tunnels
- First-time clear bonus: Bulletin Park+
- A shortcut may be found if further explored.
- The dungeon changes shape every day, resetting to 0.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Sahagin +3 foes: black
Skeleton +3 foes: black
Octokraken + 3 foes: pink
- Temple of Ko Ruh (level 23)
- Connect from Basu Sah Whisperpath
- Connect to ...
[- The Dark Lord's heart is said to be entombed in this temple.]
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite
- The dungeon changes shape every day,
resetting exploration rate to 0.
- One can easily get lost here.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Skeleton +3 foes: black
Ahriman + 3 foes: black
Chimera +4 foes: orange
[The Everliving Drake: red]
- Shrine of Awakening (level 25)
- Connects from Temple of Ko Ruh
- Connects to Castle
- Story-flag (Chapter 4)
- The Dark Lord awaits in this shrine of shadows.
- Clear bonus: Lots of elementite.
- Treasure Chests may be found if explored.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Golem +3 foes: black
Ahriman +3 foes: black
Dark Lord: Pink
Dark Lord/4804 (level 30)
- You shouldn't have much trouble beating the end boss
- Level 40 or above adventurers will beat him in one day
- Note:
If you post the "Beat the Boss' behest and beat the Dark Lord
then the Normal Mode game will end and you can go on to newgame+
Hard/Very Hard Mode game. If you want to still have your Normal
Mode game save file then just save the newgame+ hard/very hard
mode game in another save file slot.
DLC Add-on Content Set 2:
- Lost City of Nevul (level 18)
- Connects from Letyna Tundra
- Connects to Denthe Bridge
- The ruins of a city destroyed by ancient evils.
[- Golem defeated. Dungeon cleared.]
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Enhancing Magicite may be found here.
[- Treasure Chests exist.]
[- Shortcuts exist in this dungeon.]
- Monsters:
Necromancer +2 foes: black
Ghost +2 foes: black
Golem +3 foes: orange
Chimera +3 foes: purple
[The Clockwork Executioner]
- Denthe Bridge (level 20)
- Connects from Lost City of Nevul (level 20)
- Connects to Land of O'Kokuh
[- A bridge fabled to be connected to a faraway land.]
- Clear Bonus: Bulletin Park+
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- Hammer Metal may be found here.]
[- Have enough information to explore.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Bat: black
Ahriman: black
Gigas +1 foes: orange
Gigas +3 foes: purple
[Legendary Foes encountered.]
[The Clockwork Executioner: red]
[Steel Golem's Party level 60: red
- Steel Golem/576 & Golem/392]
[Note: This dungeon may be hard to get to appear in Normal Mode.
Make sure that you have a thief(s) with Mapper and Inner Compass
to find the connection to the next dungeon. You do not have to
have 100% exploration to get to the next dungeon, you just have
to discover the connection.]
- Land of O'Kokuh (level 40) (add-on)
- Connects from Denthe Bridge
- Connects to none
[- This cursed place's name is only uttered in hushed tones.]
- First-time clear bonus: Library+
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Halls of oblivion exist.
[- Shortcuts exist in this dungeon.]
[- Well explored. No one should get lost.]
- Monsters:
Lava Mu +2 foes: black
Ahriman +2 foes: black
Apocrypha +3 foes: pink
[The Clockwork Executioner: red]
[The Everliving Drake: red]
- Ramva Riverbank (level 14)
- Connects from Bronkith Crossroads
- Connects to Tempora Estuary
- The nearby river churns with monsters.
[- Adamantoise defeated. Dungeon cleared.]
[- All large elementite recovered.]
- Hammer Metal may be found here.
[- Well explored. No one should get lost.]
[- Shortcuts exist in this dungeon.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
- Monsters:
Sahagin +2 foes: black
Adamantoise +3 foes: orange
Gigantoad +2 foes: purple
[The Ravenous Howler: red]
- Tempora Estuary (level 26) (add-on)
- Connects from Ramva Riverbank
- Connects to none
[- An ominously wide road runs along the water's edge.]
[- Gigas Worm defeated. Dungeon cleared.]
- First-time clear bonus: expand the castle.
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- A Fountain of Restoration exists.]
[- Shortcuts exists in this dungeon.]
- Monsters:
Mu +1 foes: black
Gigantoad: black
Gigas Worm +3 foes: pink
- Spire Passage (level 5) (add-on)
- Connects from Castle
- Connects to Infinity Spire
- A secret passage leading to the Infinity Spire.
[- Orc Warchief defeated. Dungeon cleared.]
[- All large elementite recovered.]
[- Gigas defeated.]
[- Treasure Chests exist.]
- Halls of oblivion exist.
[- Lit beacons in the Halls of oblivion.]
- Monsters:
Bat: black
Wraith: black
Gigas +1 foes: purple
Orc Warchief +1 foes: orange
[Legendary Foes: Gigas's Party level 7
- Gigas/100 & Sonic Bat/36
- received 307 elementite
- leader received medal for defeating a boss (+2 or your choice)
- it was an actual behest]
- Infinity Spire (level 10, 11) (add-on)
- Connects from Spire Passage
- adventurers go into castle through secret passage
- Connects to none
- Endless battling dungeon
- Conquered in levels and then endless battling
[- A mysterious tower that reaches far above the clouds.]
- Floor boss not yet found.
- Halls of oblivion exist.
- Monsters: Level 10
Evil Eye +2 foes: black
Witch +2 foes: purple
Necromancer +2 foes: purple
Flan: purple
Apocrypha +3 foes: pink
- Monsters: Level 11
Mandrake +1 foes: black
Ochu +1 foes: black
Bavarois +3 foes: purple
Death Flower +2 foes: purple
Evil Eye +2 foes: purple
Jumbo Cactuar +3 foes: Pink
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Infinity Spire: Legendary Foes & Bosses
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- Since there will be others that create whole Infinity Spire Faqs
then I will just provide you with a starting point for the
Infinity Spire Legendary Foes & Bosses along with some tips.
Tips:
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- To get the Infinity Spire you need to purchase the DLC Add-on
content Set 1 (Infinity Spire - gives you 2 dungeons: Spire
Passage and Infinity Spire).
- The Infinity Spire is variable as far as level numbers go
but basically it starts around level (or floor) 10 and goes
up to around level (floor) 109. At this point you can
continue to battle forever gaining variable medals. There
are 45 new medals to gain in the Infinity Spire. You also
will be able to use the Infinity Spire to award your
adventurers regular and special medals making them potenially
very strong especially for newgame+ carry overs. You only
advance upward through the Infinity Spire once and then stay
fighting at the top afterwards. The bosses will repeat.
- I suggest completing the all Normal Mode dungeons first
(except the Dark Lord ending) before you conquer the Infinity
Spire. Then in Normal Mode, conquer the Infinity Spire (giving
adventurers medals to boost stats), then conquer the Dark Lord.
Afterwards, use your boosted stat adventurers to carry over to
a newgame+. If you do your Infinity Spire right off at the
starting of any game then you will have a hard time getting
your adventurers to accept other behests because their levels
are higher than most of the behests. Plus, doing the Infinity
Spire last in a Normal Mode game gets your adventurers ready
for Hard/Very Hard Mode game carry overs to newgame+.
Adventurers never turn down a behest to go to the Infinity
Spire no matter what level they are.
- The bosses you will fight will repeat various times over.
Bosses: Apocrypha, Jumbo Cactuar, Ifrit, Great Malboro,
Specter, Octomammoth, Shiva, Iron Giant, Gigas Worm,
and Marshmallow. Omega (reward powerful accessory) is about
half way through the Infinity spire and uses Wave Cannon.
Wyrm (reward is a sword called True Ragnarok) is near the top
and uses Tidal Wave ... so be prepared for some wickedly brutal
moves.
- You don't have to fight all the Legendary Foes if you don't
want to but each Legendary Foe defeated will weaken the boss.
- To fight all the Legendary Foes just keep accepting all the
"Beat the Legendary Foes" behests.
- You will be able to do four Legendary Foe behests and one
Beat the Boss behests per day (unless there are not that
many Legendary Foes left or you have beaten the main boss.
This is where the 4 behests boards come in handy.
- You will not be able to see which Legendary Foe or boss you
are fighting until after you accept the behest (main bar name
for main boss and in reports the next day for Legendary Foes).
- Beating a Legendary Foe/Boss will allow your leader adventurer
to get a medal awarded (+Variable Value on any the standard 6
regular stats or a Special Medal of your chosing from the
Special Medals you have gathered and on your medals list).
- Beating a Legendary Foe will also damage the main boss for the
level you are working on (Boss receives damage from the defeat
of a formidable foe). The more you fight, the weaker the boss
is before you fight him.
- Beat the Boss to go to the next level.
Levels are not 1, 2, 3, etc - they are sections with the first
section called Level 10 (includes invisable levels 1-9 and you
beat dungeon level 10 to move onto the next "level" section.
Note that even though the dungeon level is floor 10, the boss
is level 11. So just like the other dungeons, the boss's level
may be higher than the dungeon level. Level #'s are variable.
If you are into the game about 150 days then the levels do seem
to advance one at a time giving you a chance to fight all bosses
on your one advance up the Spire and not skip any. Special medal
types given for beating the main boss are still random.
- You can run into any of the Legendary Foes even after you beat
them while on your way to beat the boss. You only get a medal
for beating the boss and not repeats of Legendary Foes on the
way to beat the boss. You can also run into a variety of foes
you have encountered in other dungeons (like Lava Mu, etc).
- To fight only some or none of the Legendary Foes then just
accept some or none of the "Beat the Legendary Foes" behests
and then accept the "Beat the Boss" behest.
- To be able to fight the Boss at the level you have worked up
to, you will have to find the boss with one of your adventurers.
After your adventurer finds the boss then the "Beat the Boss"
behest will be available (Dungeon Boss found).
- Infinity Spire Boss ("Beat the Boss") behests are like the pink
boss battles and will send all adventurers to battle that one
battle and no other behests will be completed that day. Any gil
for behests already posted will be returned to you.
- All main bosses beaten will give you Special Medals.
Look under each boss section for which one are given under each
boss. Note that I have completed all Legendary Foe behest before
beating each section boss. You may get all listed anyway whether
you beat just the boss or all Legendary Foes and then the boss
or you may get less if you didn't beat all Legendary Foes.
- To fight Bosses you need to forge an Infinity Key
- The higher the floor, the more elementite you need
- You also need gil along with the elementite
- Amounts/Prices for each dungeon level are listed below
- Every time you beat a main boss and advance to the next section
then you will have to explore Infinity Spire all over again plus
your Halls of oblivion will have to be re-lit to avoid your
adventurers from being visably shaken and not completing the
behest. Also, you will have to find the new boss of the dungeon
again. Your list of Legendary Foes and main boss will be new ones.
You will also have to rediscover any Fountains of Restoration.
- While you are exploring and re-exploring the Infinity Spire you
may run across the Legendary Foes (Legendary Foes encountered -
it won't tell you which ones and you may have several you run
into, so duplicate entries) and you can fight them but you
will not get medals or damage the boss by beating them until
you actually explore the dungeon enough to start getting actual
behests to go beat them.
- Name of Legendary Foe or Boss/HP of Legendary Foe or Boss
(Example: Witch/72)
Normal Mode (with all DLC add-on Content Sets 1 & 2):
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- Dungeon Level 10 Infinity Key (100 elementite/40 gil)
- Dungeon Level 10 (first section of Infinity Spire)
- Legendary Foes: Level 10
Evil Eye +2 foes: black
Witch +2 foes: purple
Necromancer +2 foes: purple
Flan: purple
Apocrypha +3 foes: pink
Witch's Party (level 12)
- Witch/72, Ghost/44, Wee Worm/64
Evil Eye's Party (level 10)
- Evil Eye/56, Biting Wasp/40, Bitsy Bat/32
Flan/36 (level 3)
- Too small of a level to damage boss or for medal
Necromancer's Party (level 18)
- Necromancer/76, Sonic Bat/76, Skeleton Mage/64
Boss of Infinity Spire Floor 10:
Apocrypha's Party (level 11)
- Apocrypha/3408, Ogre Cleaver/68, Ogre Basher/68, Sonic Bat/52
- Uses Word of Silence (defeat boss with physical attacks)
- Special Medals given: Partygoer X 1
- Dungeon Level 11 Infinity Key (100 elementite/132 gil)
- Dungeon Level 11 (Second Section of Infinity Spire)
- Legendary Foes: Level 11
Mandrake +1 foes: black
Ochu +1 foes: black
Bavarois +3 foes: purple
Death Flower +2 foes: purple
Evil Eye +2 foes: purple
Jumbo Cactuar +3 foes: Pink
Mandrake's Party (level 11)
- Mandrake/60, Wee Worm/60
Ochu's Party (level 11)
- Ochu/92, Biting Wasp/44
Death Flower's Party (level 7)
- Death Flower/60, Mandrake/44/, Worm/48
Evil Eye's Party (level 3)
- Evil Eye/28, Biting Wasp/16, Bitsy Bat/12
- This time it did award a medal & weaken boss
but it was combined with Ochu's Party (level 11)
Bavarois's Party (level 13)
- Bavarois/100, Flan/84, Lava Mu/68, Snow Mu/68
Boss of Infinity Spire Floor 11:
Jumbo Cactuar's Party (level 12)
- Jumbo Cactuar/2320, Malboro/96, Ochu/96, Mandrake/64
- Uses 1000 Needles (defeat boss with thief agility & protect)
- Special Medals given: Sentinel X 1
- Infinity Spire continues from here but this gets you started
so that you understand some basics before tackling the
Infinity Spire. Good Luck with the top bosses! >< pawned!
Starting a Newgame+ (or hard/very hard mode) (with all add-ons):
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- I am putting this between the Normal Mode dungeons and the
Hard/Very Hard Mode dungeons to help you transition to the
Newgame+ in Hard/Very Hard Modes.
Saving a beaten Normal Mode game/Continuing a Newgame+:
- When you beat the Dark Lord on your Normal Mode game then you
will get a Kingdom Scores Summary from that game.
- Then you will get Special Medals awarded (text only)
- Willpower+, Intellect+, Agility+, Dexterity+, Toughness+,
Strength+, and probably Vitality+ but I already had 9 of
those so it didn't show. All of these will be times by a
number determined by how well you scored.
- Then 3 save file slots show up (info in them if you have other
saved games). Choose one slot to over-write or save your "game
clear save data" into. Note that your Normal Mode game (-1 day)
is in one of these 3 save file slots.
- If you want to keep your Normal Mode game to keep playing
then save your "game clear save data" into a different slot.
You can keep playing your game as long as you want if you
don't beat the boss. If you do beat the boss again, then it
will give you another "game clear save data" (newgame+).
- If you don't want to keep your Normal Mode game then you can
just over-write it.
- When the game gives you a message to end the game from the Home
Menu then just press the Home button on your Wiimote and reset
the game.
- When you are back at the Main FFCC MLaak (Final Fantasy Crystal
Chronicles My Life as a King) Menu then choose Start.
(If you choose continue then the clear game file it will not work.)
- Now choose the *??? clear! to then choose to either:
- start a new game entirely (which you don't want if you want to
continue with a new game but have your carry over from your
Normal Mode game) OR
- Start a newgame+ -> Use clear data in new game (this is the one
you want to continue a newgame+ in hard/very hard modes).
Note that you can choose a new game in Normal/Hard/Very Hard modes
on any newgame+. For the purposes of this guide, I will document
a brand new Normal Mode game which then continues into a Newgame+
on hard or very hard mode.
First 3 Days of a Newgame+:
- Since this is info on a Newgame+ in hard mode (continued from a
Normal Mode game) then I will briefly walk you through the first
few days so you know what is available:
- Chapter 1/Day 1
- Game starts with same cutscenes and story
- You can rename the king or keep name from Normal Mode game
- You must build 3 small houses
- You must hire 1 adventurer
(this will be your first adventurer from your Normal Mode game)
- Chapter 1/Day 2
- You can rename kingdom or keep name from Normal Mode game
- 1st adventurer goes off to get elementite from Pallum Dei Caverns
- The Moogle Brothers arrive
- 1st adventurer returns from Pallum Dei Caverns
- You must hire 2nd adventurer
(this will be your second adventurer from your Normal Mode game)
- Start Bakery Sequence
- Talk to man by crystal wanting a bakery
- Talk to Mogtillo (use + button to see arial view to find him)
(Mogtillo will draw you a bakery but you won't have enough
elementite at this point to build it)
- Night falls and you get the "chase the penguin" cutscene
- Chase the penguin (you can touch him but never catch him)
- Every time you touch him (song note) you will get +10
elementite
- Chapter 1/Day 3
- You start the morning with your first morning reports
- You can now see the Dungeon Map
- It will have the exact same 21 dungeons PLUS the Castle
that you had in Normal Mode (all unconnected)
- Start a behest to start exploring and connecting the dungeons
including beating the easy boss at Pallum Dei Caverns.
- Now you can begin building buildings, strengthening your adventurers,
and anything you want.
Carry Overs from previous Normal Mode game (with all add-ons):
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DLC Add-on Content Set 1:
- The following assumes that you have unlocked/beaten all 56 Normal Mode
dungeons. This is all without any dungeons unlocked yet except
Pallum Dei Caverns.
- Buildings now available:
- This is with all buildings and building limits unlocked/beaten in
a Normal Mode game (with all add-ons) except for Large House, 2nd
White Mage Temple, 2nd Black Mage Academy, & 3rd Armor Shop and
carried over to this Newgame+ on hard/very hard mode.
- Houses (House limit 10):
- small Houses (up to house limit)
- Lilty Hut (limit 5)
- Selkie Den (limit 5)
- Yuke Shack (limit 5)
- Luxurious House (limit 3)
- Citizen Shops
- Bakery (limit 1)
- Adventurer
- Weapon Shop (limit 1)
- Armor Shop (limit 1)
- Item Shop (limit 1)
- Parks
- Sacred Shrine (limit 3)
- Fountain Park (limit 1)
- Bulletin Park (limit 1)
DLC Add-on Content Set 2:
- Library (listed under adventurer buildings) (limit 1)
- Castle Renovation
- Infinity Spire
- 4th Bulletin Park
(info in Bulletin Park Section)
- Adventurer Carry Overs:
- You now have the option to "wipe clean" your adventurer's
medals so that he/she does not carry over any earned and
awarded medals. He/she does keep all previous weapons. You
still have all special medals in the list kept in the castle
by Chime that you can award to adventurers. You also will
start with more resources.
If you don't use the "wipe clean" medals option:
- Basically, your adventurer keeps:
- All Medal Preference
- All Medal Tendency
- All Medal Policy
- Lose most money but start with some
- My 1st adventurer got 102 gil & 2nd got 65 gil
- Lose all abilities
- Keep all items from Normal Mode game plus one lower level one
- My 1st adventurer got level 7 Gloves
- My 2nd adventurer got level 8 Headband
- All items from Normal Mode game will be high levels and your
adventurers will not be able to use them until they get within
about 9 levels from them. It will save a lot of money in the
long run and some of the items came from beaten bosses and
treasure chests so it is great to see them carry over.
- No items will start equipped but will start being equipped
once near item levels.
- Lose all family and friends relations but will get new ones from
day one.
- Lose most of stats/levels but still have advantage over new
novices as explained below.
- Stats/Levels/Adventurer Pages:
Note:
S = Strength, D = Dexterity, I = Intellect, V = Vitality,
T = Toughness, A = Agility, W = Willpower.
- 1st Adventurer (was a Clavat Warrior/now Warrior):
- Level 2, HP 36, S 16, D 6, I 5, V 6, T 27, A 6, W 5
- No influencing buildings around when house built
- 2nd Adventurer (was a Clavat Thief/now Warrior):
- Level 1, HP 36, S 10, D 31, I 4, V 6, T 4, A 6, W 3
- No influencing buildings around when house built
- 3rd house Novice:
- Level 0, HP 30, S 4, D 4, I 5, V 5, T 6, A 4, W 7
- No influencing buildings around when house built
- No gil
- No preference, normal Tendency, normal Policy
- No abilities
- Only items are level 1 Antidote & level 1 Potion
So while your huge level and stat numbers are gone, your carried
over adventurers still get some stat advantages plus carried over
items, preference, tendency, policy, some money, and one lower
level item each.
- Special Medals/Coffers/Elementite Carry Overs:
- All your special medals you collected in your previous Normal
Mode game PLUS the special medals awarded to you after your
Kingdom Score was shown to you have all been carried over.
- You can have these medals to award to your adventurers in your
Newgame+ in Hard/Very Hard Modes.
- You do not have your maxed out 9999 gil or 9999 elementite
carried over. You start with about 200 elementite plus the extra
from how many times you touched the penguin in the penguin game.
You also start with about 130 gil in the king's coffers and 30
gil from the 3 starting Small Houses you had to build.
- Job Changes/3 race houses Carry Overs:
- You can't change a Clavat to other races/jobs by just building
a house of that race. You also can't change a Clavat to other
races/jobs by beating the 3 race house dungeons. You have all 3
race houses from the start without unlocking any dungeons so
you can have all races from the start but you will not have
much elementite to start with.
You have to unlock certain building dungeons and build the
appropriate building to change a Clavat to another job:
- Thief/Gaming Hall
- Warrior/Training Hall
- Black Yuke/Black Mage Academy
- White Yuke/White Mage Temple
See the section called "Unlockable Buildings List"
(Press Ctrl-F and type it in) for all the dungeons
by building type.
- Adventurer Return Order Carry Over:
- As you build the houses, the adventurers will appear in them in
the order that you hired them. You can decide to hire them
again (each has carry over items) or you can hire totally
new people. The only two adventurers you are forced to hire
are the first 2 adventurers and they will be the first 2
adventurers from your previous Normal Mode game (but you can
change their job to anything or have them be the same).
Go to your Guild Hall just before you end your Normal Mode
game and look at the adventurers list. The adventurers will
come back in that same order in your Newgame+.
- All other Buildings/limits you have to unlock by beating dungeons
but it should go faster this time because you have more starting
adventurers and several buildings to start with. Also, you the
buildings that you have already give you an advantage. For example,
You already have an Armor Shop so the first dungeon with "Armor
Shop+" will give a second Armor Shop instead of the first one. You
can still only get the Max allowed building limits for Hard/Very
Hard Modes so one Armor Shop+ dungeon won't give you a 4th Armor
Shop.
- Town Development (Morale Spheres) is restarted from the beginning
again so build that one starting available building asap.
- All Shop research & funding needs it all again.
Hard/Very Hard Mode Dungeons (with all add-ons) aka Newgame+:
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- You start a Newgame+ in Hard/Very Hard Modes with the exact same
unconnected dungeons as in your previous Normal Mode game.
- You have to connect all the dungeons again but this time you get
some things available at the start of the game that you didn't
have in your previous Normal Mode game. You also get 7 additional
dungeons that were not available in your previous Normal Mode game
even with all add-ons.
- You can now get the Large House, 2nd White Mage Temple, 2nd Black
Mage Academy, and 3rd Armor Shop plus all material behests are
now available.
- There are now things carried over and available from your
previous Normal Mode game. See above "Starting a Newgame+".
- Most dungeons are repeats of the Normal Mode dungeons so I will
only list the additional dungeons that were not available in
your previous Normal Mode game (with all add-ons).
Additional Dungeons Listing:
----------------------------
- All the Normal Mode dungeons listed above in the Normal Mode
(with all add-ons) dungeon list PLUS the Hard/Very Hard Mode
following dungeons:
- Padarak
- Jungle Ruins of Si Khem
- Vena Eih Marsh
- Orc Keep
- Daiphi Riverway
- Quavitas Crag
- Olvita Barrows
[Basically, all dungeons are available that were available in
Normal Mode (DLC Add-on Sets 1 & 2) plus these 7 additional
Hard/Very Hard Mode dungeons are now available.
Total 63 dungeons plus the Castle.]
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Building Dungeons Summary (all modes/with add-ons)
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- This is for a game that has all DLC Add-on Content Sets 1 & 2
- Normal/Hard/Very Hard modes as noted
- 4 Hard/Very Hard Mode dungeons are unlocked in Normal Mode with
DLC Add-on Content Sets 1 & 2: Garrit Dryway, Ramva Riverbank,
Lost City of Nevul, and Denthe Bridge.
DLC Add-on Content Set 1:
- 3 Item Shops:
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Dolsam Gulch/Item Shop+ (level 7)
- Kutith Basin/Item Shop+ (level 17) (add-on)
- Tunika Mountains/Item Shop+ (level 36) (add-on)
- 3 Armor Shops:
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Junun Dei Meadows (level 4)
- Langooth Peak (level 34) (add-on)
- Hard/Very Hard Modes (with add-ons)
- Diaphi Riverway
- 3 Weapon Shops:
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Kubito Grotto (level 2)
- Orge Camp (level 17)
- Desert City of Clavis (level 32) (add-on)
- 3 Sacred Shrines:
- Normal Mode (with add-ons)
- Rinfor Nightwood (level 28) (add-on)
- Hillum Sih Longroad (level 32) (add-on)
- Corone Waterkeep (level 24) (add-on)
- 3 Gaming Halls:
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Carcus Southway (level 6)
- Garrit Dryway (Level 15)
- Renth Beach (level 18) (add-on)
- 3 Bulletin Parks (plus 1 starting behest board = 4 behest boards):
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Start with one behest board (Frog Board)
- Polpus Mistmoor (level 5)
- Simuth Hollows (level 33) (add-on)
- Denthe Bride (level 20)
- 3 Fountain Parks:
- Normal Mode (with add-ons)
- 1st one: talk to tired explorer who wants a park (in front
of the crystal), then talk to moogle named Mogtillo in front
of crystal the next day, make a behest (Castle) to get a
dandelion, make a behest (Junun De Meadows) to get dandelion,
then talk to same moogle named Mogtillo in front of crystal
(rarely he is somewhere else around the town around corner)
and he will "draw you a picture of the park", then build it.
- 2nd one: Clannit Mirrorlake (level 16)
- 3rd one: Pranta Rapids (level 28) (add-on)
- 3 Bakery Shops:
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- 1st one: At the beginning of the game:
talk to the man wanting a bakery (standing in
front of the crystal), then talk to the moogle
named Mogillo the next day and he will "draw"
you a picture of a bakery, now you can build it.
- Pallum Dei Caverns & Castle/Bakery+ (level 1)
- 2nd one: Terun Westway (level 6)
- 3rd one: Orth Bridge (level 15)
- 2 White Mage Temples:
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Panclare Brightwood (level 8)
- Hard/Very Hard Modes (with add-ons):
- Vena Eih Marsh (level 19)
- 2 Black Mage Academy(s):
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Primone Darkwood (level 9)
- Hard/Very Hard Modes (with add-ons):
- Jungle Ruins of Si Khem (level 13)
- 1 Training Hall:
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Janktra Plains (level 8)
- 1 Guild Hall:
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Auris Swordpath (level 7)
- 1 Emporium:
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Letyna Tundra (level 15)
- 1 Inn:
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Corrum Sih Highroad (level 13)
- 1 Small House (limit all houses total 50):
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- start with Small House (limit 10)
- Goblin's Den (level 3) (limit +10)
- Nefron Beach (level 11) (limit +10)
- Fronze Cove (level 16) (limit +10)
- Fasieth Deepmaze (Level 17) (add-on) (limit +10)
Note: These house limits apply to all types of
houses with a total limit of 50 combined. Some
other house types have additional limits like
race houses 5 each type (15) and Luxurious Houses
at 3 max.
- 1 Large (big) House (limit all houses total 50):
- Hard/Very Hard Mode (with add-ons):
-
- 1 Spacious House (limit all houses total 50):
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Talk to Yurg by castle door when he has an exclamation mark
above his head, (then talk to moogles Mogroe & Mogcid if they
are by castle door level - you may have already talked with
them), then next day talk to moogle Mogtillo by the
crystal, then the next day sing spacious song with the Moogle
Mogmune by the West exit to get this building
(Mogcid's Skysphere now will bring extra people to town to
fill any available space in houses)
Note: 3 choices: "..laaaa", "..spacious.", & "......"
(laaa & spacious get you a spacious house and the
"....." choice will not get you one - just retry).
It appears that it just puts your choice in the song.
- 1 Luxurious House (limit 3):
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Colossal City of Heparl (level 40) (add-on)
- 1 Selkie Den (limit 5):
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Axilla Cinderwood (level 8) (add-on)
- 1 Lilty Hut (limit 5):
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Erithrow Cliffs (level 8) (add-on)
- 1 Yuke Shack (limit 5):
- Normal Mode (with add-ons):
- Glisera Oasis (level 8) (add-on)
DLC Add-on Content Set 2:
- 1 Library
- Normal Mode (with add-ons)
- Land of O'Kokuh (level 40) (add-on)
- 1 Castle Renovation
- Normal Mode (with add-ons)
- Tempora Estuary (level 26) (add-on)
- This is not an actual placeable building
but it is a building upgrade.
- 1 Infinity Spire
- Normal Mode (with add-ons)
- Spire Passage (level 5) (add-on)
- Infinity Spire (level 10) (add-on)
- This is not an actual placeable building
but it is a building upgrade.
- 4th Bulletin Park (see listed above in Bulletin Parks)
- Normal Mode (with all add-ons)
- Denthe Bridge (level 20)
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VII. Town Layout Tips (with add-ons):
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Tips:
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- Below are 3 Map Plans:
Normal Mode Map Layout 1 (with all add-ons)
- special request map layout with only 2 sets of Armor/Weapon/Item
shops and all other available buildings included
Normal Mode Map Layout 2 (with all add-ons)
- regular map layout with 3 sets of Armor/Weapon/Item Shops and
all other available buildings included (except 3rd Armor Shop)
Hard/Very Hard Mode Map Layout 3 (with all add-ons)
- regular map layout with 3 sets of Armor/Weapon/Item Shops and
all other available buildings included on map including Large
House, 2nd White Mage Temple, & 2nd Black Mage Academy
- I suggest you use the Normal Mode Map Layout 2 in Normal Mode
and the Hard/Very Hard Mode Map Layout 3 in hard/very hard Mode.
- No huge downside to some dismantling but you will want to have
a basic town layout planned.
- Multiple buildings are fine to put next to each other and help
with the adventurers "get out of town quicker" problem. Drawback
is the asthetic looks -- not very pretty and doesn' look like a
typical town layout. So it is up to you - function or fashion
-- probably a balance is best.
- Also try to put adventurers homes near the behests boards - shorter
travel time.
- To get a variety of medals you can give to adventurers to affect their
hunting, stats, where they go, etc: You have to put resident houses
(all types) around different public buildings like shops, halls, parks.
3 race houses are great for this because they fit anywhere and by
anything so you can sprinkle them around a section of town or group
them in a space next to a variety of buildings.
- There is a great alcove just right of the center town crystal (same
level). It is great for putting 3 taverns and 2 race houses into. Not
only can you then have 3 taverns together that you won't notice are the
same but it also allows you to catch all the adventurers when they party
up and leave. Also, you can catch townsfolk passing by a lot.
Call Chime and use a morale sphere to boost morale and you have an
instant mass flow of strengthing adventurers and having citizens get
along better (which also means you get medals & get to stay out later).
- Remember that putting future adventurers near certain buildings will up
specific stats to each specific building they are by. This will only
affect them while they are NOT employed as an adventurer. Once they
become an adventurer, then it no longer affects them. It still looks
well-organized if the town is planned this way. Also, it is easier just
to use the 3 races from the start. If you are looking for new future
adventurers for your hard/very hard modes, then you might want to
place some non-hired (in Normal mode) adventurers that will be stat
boosting in the Normal mode game so that you can hire them in the
hard/very hard mode game as they re-appear.
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Normal Mode Map Layout 1 (with all add-ons):
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THIS MAP ONLY HAS 2 SETS of Armor/Weapon/Item Shops by request.
If you want the available 3 sets of Armor/Weapon/Item shops then go to:
Normal Mode Map Layout 2 (with all add-ons).
- This includes ALL available Normal Mode buildings on map in a
way that looks pleasing, keeps adventurer buildings together, and
enhances medal attaining. Only 2 sets of Armor/Weapon/Items shops are
included on the map by request. Personally, I think you need all 3 sets
because every duplicate shop sells different items but this is here by
request only.
- This map has been tested IN-GAME meaning that it was maticulously planned
and then executed and adjusted and re-tested for exactness with all
characters in the game making sure it all worked well together. As with
any variable map, you are free to use this one or develop another one.
- For the description locations I will be referring to the alphabetised
blank map located at:
http://fromthegutter.org/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/littlekingv1.1english.swf
- You will have all buildings available in Normal Mode (with all
add-ons) except Large House, 2nd White Mage Temple, 2nd Black
Mage Academy, and 3rd sets of Armor/Weapon/Item Shops.
Directions to layout map:
- Squares described in each section always left to right & top to bottom
- Any tilted areas will be described as if you were facing looking them
- Building facing directions will be North, South, West, East with Castle
being the North.
- Section Summary will be general buildings in the section from left to
right.
- Includes a "number" shape of section with each number equal to one
square.
- A lot of the time you can decide what way to face end houses or other
buildings. Also, you can decide to put in 2 small houses instead of a
spacious house or switch shops left or right (like Armor Shop, Item Shop,
Weapon Shop). Just make sure you have at least one of each building left
on the map. The way it is laid out guarantees this as well as a nice
appearance ... but things are mostly flexible.
- Section A
12345
12345
- 2 rows of 5 squares horizontal
- 2 Yuke Shacks (White Mage): facing West
(square 1 top and square 1 bottom)
- White Mage Temple: facing South
(square 2-4 top and square 2-4 bottom)
- Fountain Park: facing East
(square 5 top and square 5 bottom)
Section Summary:
2 Yuke Shacks, White Mage Temple, Fountain Park
- Section B
1
23
45
67
89
- 2 rows vertical with 4 on left & 5 on right
- Yuke Shack (black Mage): facing East
(right - very top square, square 1)
- Fountain Park: facing West
(squares 2 & 4)
- 2 Yuke Shacks (black Mage): facing East
(squares 3 & 5)
- Bulletin Board Park: Facing West
(squares 6-9)
Section Summary:
Fountain Park, 3 Yuke Shacks, Bulletin Park
- Section C
123
456
- 2 rows of 3 squares horizontal
- Black Mage Academy: Facing South
(squares 1-6)
Section Summary:
Black Mage Academy
- Section D
1
2
3
4
5
- 1 row of 5 squares vertical
- Inn: facing East
(squares 1-2)
- Small House: facing East
(square 3)
- Spacious House: facing East
(squares 4-5)
Section Summary:
Inn, Small House, Spacious House
- Section E
12
34
56
78
- 2 rows of 4 squares vertical
- Weapon Shop: facing East
(squares 1-4)
- Armor Shop: facing East
(squares 5-8)
Section Summary:
Weapon Shop, Armor Shop
- Section F
12
- 1 row of 2 squares horizontal
- Small house: facing South
(square 1)
- Bulletin Board (behest board - original): facing East
(square 2, you start with this, no dismantle)
Section Summary:
Small House, Bulletin Board
- Section G
1234
- 1 row of 4 squares horizontal (1st square dropped a level)
- Sacred Shrine: facing North
(square 1)
- Bakery: facing North
(squares 2-3)
- Small House: facing North
(square 4, this is your 1st adventurer in Normal Mode)
Section Summary:
Sacred Shrine, Bakery, Small House
- Section H
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares
- Spacious House: facing West
(squares 1 & 3)
- Spacious House: facing East
(squares 2 & 4)
Section Summary:
2 Spacious Houses
- Section I
12
34
56
- 3 rows of 2 squares vertical
- Emporium: facing West
(squares 1-6)
Section Summary:
Emporium
- Section J
12
- 1 row of 2 squares (2nd square dropped a level)
- Sacred Shrine: facing North
(square 1)
- Sacred Shrine: facing North
(square 2)
Section Summary:
2 Sacred Shrines
- Section K
12
34
56
78
- 4 rows of 2 squares vertical
- Bakery: facing West
(squares 1 & 3)
- Spacious House: facing East
(squares 2 & 4)
- Spacious House: facing West
(squares 5 & 7)
- Spacious House: facing East
(squares 6 & 8)
Section Summary:
Bakery, 3 Spacious Houses
- Section L
123
456
- 2 rows of 3 squares horizontal
- Item Shop: facing South
(squares 1,2,4,5)
- Gaming Hall: facing East
(squares 3 & 6)
Section Summary:
Item Shop, Gaming Hall
- Section M
12
- 1 row of 2 squares horizontal
- Gaming Hall: facing North
(squares 1-2)
Section Summary:
Gaming Hall
- Section N
12
34
56
78
- 2 rows of 4 squares vertical (tilted North-east)
- Great place for Taverns because it is inset so
you don't notice all same plus allows you to
grab all parties of adventurers because of dead
end area.
- Tavern: facing North
(squares 1-2)
- Tavern: facing West
(squares 3 & 5)
- Tavern: facing East
(squares 4 & 6)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 7)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 8)
Section Summary:
3 Taverns, 2 Selkie Dens
- Section O
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares (tilted North-east)
- Armor Shop: facing South
- Section P
1234
5678
- 2 rows of 4 squares horizontal (tilted North-east)
- Item Shop: facing South
(squares 1-2 & 5-6)
- Weapon Shop: facing South
(squares 3-4 & 7-8)
Section Summary:
Item Shop, Weapon Shop
- Section Q
12345
- 1 row of 5 squares horizontal (tilted North-east)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 1)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 2)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 3)
- Gaming Hall: facing South
(squares 4-5)
Section Summary:
3 Selkie Dens, Gaming Hall
- Section R
12345
12345
- 2 rows of 5 squares horizontal
- Luxurious House: facing North
(top & bottom squares 1-2)
- Luxurious House: facing North
(top & bottom squares 3-4)
- Spacious House: facing East
(top & bottom squares 5)
Section Summary:
2 Luxurious Houses, Spacious House
- Section S
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares
- The Lilties are grouped here by the
Training Hall section to ensure them
a better chance to give you training
medals. (Normal Mode)
Later they have to be moved by the
new place for the Training Hall and
by the Guild Hall to make room for
the 2nd Mage buildings.
(Hard/Very Hard Mode)
- Lilty Hut: facing North
(square 1)
- Lilty Hut: facing North
(square 2)
- Lilty Hut: facing West
(square 3)
- Lilty Hut: facing East
(square 4)
Section Summary:
4 Lilty Huts
- Section T
1234
5678
- 2 rows of 4 squares horizontal
- Training Hall: facing North
(squares 1-3 & 5-7)
- Lilty Hut: facing North
(square 4)
- Small House: facing East
(square 8)
Section Summary:
Training Hall, Lilty Hut, Small House
- Section U
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares
- Luxurious House: facing North
(squares 1-4)
Section Summary:
Luxurious House
- Section V
0123
45
67
89
- 1 row of 4 squares horizontal
with 2 rows of 3 squares vertical attached
- This set up works very well for the Bulletin
Park and the Fountain Park for easy access.
- Putting the Bakery on the back side allows
for catching all the happy face people and
doesn't cause congestion on the south exit.
- Bulletin Board Park: facing North
(squares 0,1,4,5)
- Fountain Park: facing North
(squares 2-3)
- Spacious House: facing West
(squares 6 & 8)
- Bakery: facing East
(squares 7 & 9)
Section Summary:
Bulletin Park, Fountain Park, Spacious House, Bakery
- Section W
1234
- 1 row of 4 squares horizontal (tilted North-east)
- Spacious House: facing South
(squares 1-2)
- Spacious House; facing South
(squares 3-4)
Section Summary:
2 Spacious Houses
- Section X
123
456
- 2 rows of 3 squares (tilted North-east)
- Spacious House: facing North
(squares 1-2)
- Spacious House: facing West
(squares 3 & 6)
- Spacious House: facing South
(squares 4-5)
Section Summary:
3 Spacious Houses
- Section Y
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares (tilted North-east)
- Guild Hall: facing East
(squares 1-4)
Section Summary:
Guild Hall
- Section Z
.... zzzzzzz, lol.
There is no section Z yet but hopefully new DLC
will expand our town map.
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Normal Mode Map Layout 2 (with all add-ons):
--------------------------------------------
THIS HAS ALL 3 SETS of Armor/Weapon/Item Shops that are available in any
new Normal Mode game with all add-on downloaded content. Exception is the
third Armor Shop that is not available in Normal Mode with all add-ons.
I have replaced it with the future Library add-on building. You can fill
it with any type of houses in the mean time.
- This includes ALL available Normal Mode buildings on map in a way that
looks pleasing, keeps adventurer buildings together, and enhances
medal attaining.
- This map has been tested IN-GAME meaning that it was maticulously planned
and then executed and adjusted and re-tested for exactness with all
characters in the game making sure it all worked well together. As with
any variable map, you are free to use this one or develop another one.
- You will have all buildings available in Normal Mode (with all add-ons)
except for the Large House, 2nd White Mage Temple, 2nd Black Mage
Academy, and 3rd Armor Shop. The 4th Behest board is not on the map.
- For the description locations I will be referring to the alphabetised
blank map located at:
http://fromthegutter.org/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/littlekingv1.1english.swf
Directions to layout map:
- Squares described in each section always left to right & top to bottom
- Any tilted areas will be described as if you were facing looking them
- Building facing directions will be North, South, West, East with Castle
being the North.
- Section Summary will be general buildings in the section from left to
right.
- Includes a "number" shape of section with each number equal to one
square.
- A lot of the time you can decide what way to face end houses or other
buildings. Also, you can decide to put in 2 small houses instead of a
spacious house or switch shops left or right (like Armor Shop, Item Shop,
Weapon Shop). Just make sure you have at least one of each building left
on the map. The way it is laid out guarantees this as well as a nice
appearance ... but things are mostly flexible.
- Section A
12345
12345
- 2 rows of 5 squares horizontal
- 2 Yuke Shacks (White Mage): facing West
(square 1 top and square 1 bottom)
- White Mage Temple: facing South
(square 2-4 top and square 2-4 bottom)
- Fountain Park: facing East
(square 5 top and square 5 bottom)
Section Summary:
2 Yuke Shacks, White Mage Temple, Fountain Park
- Section B
1
23
45
67
89
- 2 rows vertical with 4 on left & 5 on right
- Yuke Shack (black Mage): facing East
(right - very top square, square 1)
- Fountain Park: facing West
(squares 2 & 4)
- 2 Yuke Shacks (black Mage): facing East
(squares 3 & 5)
- Bulletin Board Park: Facing West
(squares 6-9)
Section Summary:
Fountain Park, 3 Yuke Shacks, Bulletin Park
- Section C
123
456
- 2 rows of 3 squares horizontal
- Black Mage Academy: Facing South
(squares 1-6)
Section Summary:
Black Mage Academy
- Section D
1
2
3
4
5
- 1 row of 5 squares vertical
- Inn: facing East
(squares 1-2)
- Small House: facing East
(square 3)
- Spacious House: facing East
(squares 4-5)
Section Summary:
Inn, Small House, Spacious House
- Section E
12
34
56
78
- 2 rows of 4 squares vertical
- Weapon Shop: facing East
(squares 1-4)
- Armor Shop: facing East
(squares 5-8)
Section Summary:
Weapon Shop, Armor Shop
- Section F
12
- 1 row of 2 squares horizontal
- Small house: facing South
(square 1)
- Bulletin Board (behest board - original): facing East
(square 2, you start with this, no dismantle)
Section Summary:
Small House, Bulletin Board
- Section G
1234
- 1 row of 4 squares horizontal (1st square dropped a level)
- Sacred Shrine: facing North
(square 1)
- Bakery: facing North
(squares 2-3)
- Small House: facing North
(square 4, this is your 1st adventurer in Normal Mode)
Section Summary:
Sacred Shrine, Bakery, Small House
- Section H
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares
- Spacious House: facing West
(squares 1 & 3)
- Spacious House: facing East
(squares 2 & 4)
Section Summary:
2 Spacious Houses
- Section I
12
34
56
- 3 rows of 2 squares vertical
- Emporium: facing West
(squares 1-6)
Section Summary:
Emporium
- Section J
12
- 1 row of 2 squares (2nd square dropped a level)
- Sacred Shrine: facing North
(square 1)
- Sacred Shrine: facing North
(square 2)
Section Summary:
2 Sacred Shrines
- Section K
12
34
56
78
- 4 rows of 2 squares vertical
- Bakery: facing West
(squares 1 & 3)
- Spacious House: facing East
(squares 2 & 4)
- Spacious House: facing West
(squares 5 & 7)
- Spacious House: facing East
(squares 6 & 8)
Section Summary:
Bakery, 3 Spacious Houses
- Section L
123
456
- 2 rows of 3 squares horizontal
- Item Shop: facing South
(squares 1,2,4,5)
- Gaming Hall: facing East
(squares 3 & 6)
Section Summary:
Item Shop, Gaming Hall
- Section M
12
- 1 row of 2 squares horizontal
- Gaming Hall: facing North
(squares 1-2)
Section Summary:
Gaming Hall
- Section N
12
34
56
78
- 2 rows of 4 squares vertical (tilted North-east)
- Great place for Taverns because it is inset so
you don't notice all same plus allows you to
grab all parties of adventurers because of dead
end area.
- Tavern: facing North
(squares 1-2)
- Tavern: facing West
(squares 3 & 5)
- Tavern: facing East
(squares 4 & 6)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 7)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 8)
Section Summary:
3 Taverns, 2 Selkie Dens
- Section O
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares (tilted North-east)
- Armor Shop: facing South
Section Summary:
Armor Shop
- Section P
1234
5678
- 2 rows of 4 squares horizontal (tilted North-east)
- Item Shop: facing South
(squares 1-2 & 5-6)
- Weapon Shop: facing South
(squares 3-4 & 7-8)
Section Summary:
Item Shop, Weapon Shop
- Section Q
12345
- 1 row of 5 squares horizontal (tilted North-east)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 1)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 2)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 3)
- Gaming Hall: facing South
(squares 4-5)
Section Summary:
3 Selkie Dens, Gaming Hall
- Section R
12345
12345
- 2 rows of 5 squares horizontal
- Weapon Shop: facing North
(top & bottom squares 1-2)
- Item Shop: facing North
(top & bottom squares 3-4)
- Spacious House: facing East
(top & bottom squares 5)
Section Summary:
Weapon Shop, Item Shop, Spacious House
- Section S
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares
- Library: facing North
(squares 1-4)
Section Summary:
Library
- Section T
1234
5678
- 2 rows of 4 squares horizontal
- Luxurious House: facing North
(squares 1-2 & 5-6)
- Luxurious House: facing North
(squares 3-4 & 7-8)
Section Summary:
2 Luxurious Houses
- Section U
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares
- Luxurious House: facing North
(squares 1-4)
Section Summary:
Luxurious House
- Section V
0123
45
67
89
- 1 row of 4 squares horizontal
with 2 rows of 3 squares vertical attached
- This set up works very well for the Bulletin
Park and the Fountain Park for easy access.
- Putting the Bakery on the back side allows
for catching all the happy face people and
doesn't cause congestion on the south exit.
- Bulletin Board Park: facing North
(squares 0,1,4,5)
- Fountain Park: facing North
(squares 2-3)
- Spacious House: facing West
(squares 6 & 8)
- Bakery: facing East
(squares 7 & 9)
Section Summary:
Bulletin Park, Fountain Park, Spacious House, Bakery
- Section W
1234
- 1 row of 4 squares horizontal (tilted North-east)
- Lilty Hut: facing South
(squares 1)
- Lilty Hut: facing South
(squares 2)
- Lilty Hut: facing South
(squares 3)
- Lilty Hut: facing South
Section Summary:
4 Lilty Huts
- Section X
123
456
- 2 rows of 3 squares (tilted North-east)
- Training Hall: facing North
(squares 1-6)
Section Summary:
Training Hall
- Section Y
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares (tilted North-east)
- Guild Hall: facing East
(squares 1-4)
Section Summary:
Guild Hall
- Section Z
.... zzzzzzz, oh ... fell asleep, lol.
There is no section Z yet but hopefully new DLC
will expand our town map.
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Hard/Very Hard Modes Map Layout (with all add-ons):
---------------------------------------------------
- This includes ALL available Hard/Very Hard Modes buildings on map in a
way that looks pleasing, keeps adventurer buildings together, and
enhances medal attaining. (Yes, includes two additional Mage buildings.)
- As for the 4th Behest Board (3rd Bulletin Park) then you can either not
put it on or switch it for the Guild Hall during late game. Remember that
the 2nd Set of DLC Add-on Content makes the Guild Hall necessary for
upgrades to your adventurers and if you remove it or the Library then your
adventurers will not be able to have those upgrades for battling.
- This map has been tested IN-GAME meaning that it was maticulously planned
and then executed and adjusted and re-tested for exactness with all
characters in the game making sure it all worked well together. As with
any variable map, you are free to use this one or develop another one.
- For the description locations I will be referring to the alphabetised
blank map located at:
http://fromthegutter.org/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/littlekingv1.1english.swf
- You will have all buildings available in Hard/Very Hard Mode (with all
add-ons) including Large House, 2nd White Mage Temple, and 2nd Black
Mage Academy. You may have to remove one of the three Luxurious Houses
to make room for both a Library and a Guild Hall but you will still
have all available types of buildings on the map.
- You may opt to replace all but one spacious house and one small house
with Large Houses but that means more people and a slower frame rate.
- This map is very similar to the Normal Mode Map 2 except for the additions
of the Large House, 2nd White Mage Temple, and 2nd Black Mage Academy.
This means the Lilties have been moved and the southern end of the map
tweaked for performance and medals. Also you will have less houses
(unless you use more Large Houses) but still every type of house is on
the map as well as most max limits of all the rest of the buildings.
Directions to layout map:
- Squares described in each section always left to right & top to bottom
- Any tilted areas will be described as if you were facing looking them
- Building facing directions will be North, South, West, East with Castle
being the North.
- Section Summary will be general buildings in the section from left to
right.
- Includes a "number" shape of section with each number equal to one
square.
- A lot of the time you can decide what way to face end houses or other
buildings. Also, you can decide to put in 2 small houses instead of a
spacious house or switch shops left or right (like Armor Shop, Item Shop,
Weapon Shop). Just make sure you have at least one of each building left
on the map. The way it is laid out guarantees this as well as a nice
appearance ... but things are mostly flexible.
- Section A
12345
12345
- 2 rows of 5 squares horizontal
- 2 Yuke Shacks (White Mage): facing West
(square 1 top and square 1 bottom)
- White Mage Temple: facing South
(square 2-4 top and square 2-4 bottom)
- Fountain Park: facing East
(square 5 top and square 5 bottom)
Section Summary:
2 Yuke Shacks, White Mage Temple, Fountain Park
- Section B
1
23
45
67
89
- 2 rows vertical with 4 on left & 5 on right
- Yuke Shack (black Mage): facing East
(right - very top square, square 1)
- Fountain Park: facing West
(squares 2 & 4)
- 2 Yuke Shacks (black Mage): facing East
(squares 3 & 5)
- Bulletin Board Park: Facing West
(squares 6-9)
Section Summary:
Fountain Park, 3 Yuke Shacks, Bulletin Park
- Section C
123
456
- 2 rows of 3 squares horizontal
- Black Mage Academy: Facing South
(squares 1-6)
Section Summary:
Black Mage Academy
- Section D
1
2
3
4
5
- 1 row of 5 squares vertical
- Inn: facing East
(squares 1-2)
- Large House: facing East
(square 3)
- Spacious House: facing East
(squares 4-5)
Section Summary:
Inn, Large House, Spacious House
- Section E
12
34
56
78
- 2 rows of 4 squares vertical
- Weapon Shop: facing East
(squares 1-4)
- Armor Shop: facing East
(squares 5-8)
Section Summary:
Weapon Shop, Armor Shop
- Section F
12
- 1 row of 2 squares horizontal
- Small house: facing South
(square 1)
- Bulletin Board (behest board - original): facing East
(square 2, you start with this, no dismantle)
Section Summary:
Small House, Bulletin Board
- Section G
1234
- 1 row of 4 squares horizontal (1st square dropped a level)
- Sacred Shrine: facing North
(square 1)
- Bakery: facing North
(squares 2-3)
- Small House: facing North
(square 4, this is your 1st adventurer in Normal Mode)
Section Summary:
Sacred Shrine, Bakery, Small House
- Section H
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares
- Library: facing West
(squares 1-4)
Section Summary:
Library (replaces 3rd Luxurious House)
- Section I
12
34
56
- 3 rows of 2 squares vertical
- Emporium: facing West
(squares 1-6)
Section Summary:
Emporium
- Section J
12
- 1 row of 2 squares (2nd square dropped a level)
- Sacred Shrine: facing North
(square 1)
- Sacred Shrine: facing North
(square 2)
Section Summary:
2 Sacred Shrines
- Section K
12
34
56
78
- 4 rows of 2 squares vertical
- Luxurious House: facing West
(squares 1-4)
- Luxurious House: facing West
(squares 5-8)
Section Summary:
2 Luxurious Houses
- Section L
123
456
- 2 rows of 3 squares horizontal
- Item Shop: facing South
(squares 1,2,4,5)
- Gaming Hall: facing East
(squares 3 & 6)
Section Summary:
Item Shop, Gaming Hall
- Section M
12
- 1 row of 2 squares horizontal
- Gaming Hall: facing North
(squares 1-2)
Section Summary:
Gaming Hall
- Section N
12
34
56
78
- 2 rows of 4 squares vertical (tilted North-east)
- Great place for Taverns because it is inset so
you don't notice all same plus allows you to
grab all parties of adventurers because of dead
end area.
- Tavern: facing North
(squares 1-2)
- Tavern: facing West
(squares 3 & 5)
- Tavern: facing East
(squares 4 & 6)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 7)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 8)
Section Summary:
3 Taverns, 2 Selkie Dens
- Section O
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares (tilted North-east)
- Armor Shop: facing South
Section Summary:
Armor Shop
- Section P
1234
5678
- 2 rows of 4 squares horizontal (tilted North-east)
- Item Shop: facing South
(squares 1-2 & 5-6)
- Weapon Shop: facing South
(squares 3-4 & 7-8)
Section Summary:
Item Shop, Weapon Shop
- Section Q
12345
- 1 row of 5 squares horizontal (tilted North-east)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 1)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 2)
- Selkie Den: facing South
(square 3)
- Gaming Hall: facing South
(squares 4-5)
Section Summary:
3 Selkie Dens, Gaming Hall
- Section R
12345
12345
- 2 rows of 5 squares horizontal
- Putting a bakery here seems
odd but it works quite well.
- Weapon Shop: facing North
(top & bottom squares 1-2)
- Item Shop: facing North
(top & bottom squares 3-4)
- Bakery: facing East
(top & bottom squares 5)
Section Summary:
Weapon Shop, Item Shop, Bakery
- Section S
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares
- Armor Shop: facing North
(squares 1-4)
Section Summary:
Armor Shop
- Section T
1234
5678
- 2 rows of 4 squares horizontal
- White Mage Temple: facing North
(squares 1-3 & 5-7)
- Fountain Park: facing East
(squares 4 & 8)
Section Summary:
White Mage Temple, Fountain Park
- Section U
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares
- Bulletin Board Park: facing North
(squares 1-4)
Section Summary:
Bulletin Park
- Section V
0123
45
67
89
- 1 row of 4 squares horizontal
with 2 rows of 3 squares vertical attached
- The bakery here is also well-used.
- Bakery: facing North
(squares 0-1)
- Large House: facing North
(square 2)
- Lilty Hut: facing North
(square 3)
- Black Mage Academy: facing West
(squares 4-9)
Section Summary:
Bakery, Large House, Lilty House, Black Mage Academy
- Section W
1234
- 1 row of 4 squares horizontal (tilted North-east)
- Lilty Hut: facing South
(square 1)
- Lilty Hut: facing South
(square 2)
- Lilty Hut: facing South
(square 3)
- Lilty Hut: facing South
(square 4)
Section Summary:
4 Lilty Huts
- Section X
123
456
- 2 rows of 3 squares (tilted North-east)
- Training Hall: facing North
(squares 1-6)
Section Summary:
Training Hall
- Section Y
12
34
- 2 rows of 2 squares (tilted North-east)
- Guild Hall: facing East
(squares 1-4)
Section Summary:
Guild Hall
- Section Z
.... zzzzzzz, oh ... fell asleep again, lol.
There is no section Z yet but hopefully new DLC
will expand our town map.
===================================
VIII. Medals (with add-on content):
===================================
- Or "How to make your adventurers be all you want them to be"
- DLC Add-on Content Set 1 allowed for 37 special medals
- DLC Add-on Content Set 2 now allows for 82 special medals
- I am currently working on updating the special medals list to
include the complete 82 special medals now available due to the
Infinity Spire but it will take a while.
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About Medals:
-------------
The Front adventurer page has two lines that describe Tendency and Policy.
(There is also a preference icon described below in "Types of Medals".)
Most, if not all, medals will change what is said there depending on what
medal is equipped. You just need to know what medals have what sayings.
Hopefully, those writing medal faqs have caught onto this and will list
Tendency & Policy lines for all medals.
Tendency has to do with where they like to go or how they like to spend.
- Likes parks (goes to parks often: refreshes HP and ups one stat
- Tree Hugger Medal)
- Likes gaming halls (goes to gaming halls often: gives them extra money
for buying - Game Guru Medal)
Policy has to do with how they explore or what they hunt
- Explores with reserving strength (uses abilities when HP low - Last
Stand Medal)
- Hunts weaker foes (great for exploration: goes into lower levels the
dungeon seeking out lower level monsters and gets more reward for it
- Mop Up Medal)
- Hunts stronger foes (great for clearing bosses: same as above but
higher levels and seeks bosses - Vanguard Medal)
All the medals are useful if you know how to use them.
Even the Adventurer Medal (Spends gil normally) and No Specialty Medal
(removes a weapon or item) is useful to reset something you have put on
that you don't want on anymore.
You can see more usefulness when people are grouped in parties:
- Black Mage with Fire Medal (uses fire attacks) or Impaler Medal
(uses dagger)
- Warrior with Vanguard (hunts stronger foes) and Weapon Buff (spends
gil on weapons)
- Thief with Tree Hugger (likes parks) and Mop Up Medal (hunts weaker
foes)
- White Mage with Restoration Medal (uses restoration spells often)
- Now you have a party that can go into a dungeon and get strong bosses,
weaker foes which equals more exploration, bosses impervious to
physical attacks, and restore the party as they go -- in one swipe!
Remember:
Medals adjust your adventurer's temperments and actions depending on
what medals he/she has but they don't automatically mean you have all
abilities in that medal field research and bought.
Example:
Fire Medal - adventurer uses this spell most
Fire, Fira, Firaga - spells under Fire that need to be researched and
bought to be used.
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Assigning Special Medals:
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Example: Tree Hugger Medal:
- Try giving an adventurer a Tree Hugger Medal which makes them
like to go to parks -- refreshes them and boosts a stat each.
- Put a fountain park next to the behest board and they will visit
it before they go to the behest board.
To get a Tree Hugger Medal:
- Have a residence next to a fountain park
- Get the residence to have glowing pink bar (see it when go in)
(Call Chime & use a morale sphere to boost morale, talk to residents,
should make them get along with others better -- red bar (not green
aura on bar or yellow bar))
- They will give you the medal
- Beat a boss or material quest to equip the medal on the LEADER
(awarded at end of morning reports - rotate to Special Medals)
- means they need to be in a party/tavern - but you can even have a
party of one or switch who is the leader of the party each battle won
to assign each one a medal.
- Or no party assignment and they just beat a boss or did the material
behest
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Types of Medals:
----------------
- Special Medals don't stack -- they over-write if in the same category.
Regular stat medals do stack (add to previous total).
- There are 5 categories that you can give
medals in (seen on adventurer page):
1. Assign regular medals (adds to 6 regular stats -- strength +4, etc)
2. Assign special medals (adds to Preferences -- weapons/spell uses)
- square icon/upper right of adventurer page and lower down
3. Assign special medals (adds to Tendency -- where they go in town)
4. Assign special medals (adds to Policy -- how hunt/what hunt
in dungeons)
5. Assign special medals (adds to regular stats -- one-time award
after you beat the Normal mode and continue with a newgame+ which
is hard/very hard mode.
- (Strength+, Toughness+, Dexterity+, Agility+, Intellect+, Vitality+
Willpower+) -> these are actual special medals that you award one
time only. These are not the same as #1 even though they have all
the same names. #1 can be awarded limitlessly. #5 can only be
awarded once with a newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- You can only have one Tendency, one Policy and one Preference set at a
time.
- you can only award once per battle won/material behest
- Each time you award a medal, you can award either
1 regular stat medal
or 1 special medal in any area for Tendency
or 1 special medal in any area for Policy
or 1 special medal in any area for Preference.
- Just keep letting each adventurer win battles/behests until you get
the medals on him/her that you want (3 medals total on each adventurer).
Note:
- OK, I just got a Special Medal in Normal Mode (all add-ons) called Vitality
from a house by the Training Hall.
- Goes on Special Medal list and can store up to 9
- If used, puts +7 on vitality stat of adventurer (then medal gone)
- Works just like a regular stat medal except one person can get it, store
up to 9 in Special Medal list, and it can be awarded to anyone
- So I guess this means that there are other Special Medals like this
that add to stats over and over as you get them from houses instead of
just once when continue newgame+? I will list any others I find here.
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Tendency, Policy, & Preference Line Descriptions:
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- I am adding this here because while there are medal faqs out there, I
don't see any of them adding the actual line descriptions for
Tendency, Policy, and Preference medals. Other faqs may include these
over time but at least you can get them here now.
- The game doesn't list the name of these medals on your adventurer
page so the only way you know what medals you have equipped is to
know what line description phases match to what medals.
- Tendency, Policy, & Preference medals are Special Medals and not the
regular stat raising medals that Chime has an unlimited supply of
(Strength, Toughness, Dexterity, Vitality, Intelligence, Willpower).
- Warrior: Strength (damage dealt), Toughness (protection amount)
- Thief: Dexterity (attack accuracy), Agility (stealth/dodging)
- Black Mage: Intellect (Intelligence -> damage & strength of spell)
- White Mage: Willpower (Concentration -> damage & strength of spell)
- Not to be confused with the above 6 regular medals, there are 7
Special Medals that have the same names:
Strength+, Toughness+, Dexterity+, Agility+, Intellect+, Willpower+,
(and one more to make 7) Vitality+
These Special Medals with the same names as the regular medals will
show on your in-game medals list (see list below) but will not be
available until after you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue
a newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- There are 37 Special Medals. You get these from houses when the pink
house bar inside is shining. Most times you will get only one special
medal per day from all houses. So if several houses have shining pink
bars, then go into houses in the areas you are most likely to get the
specific special medal you want. Note that the same houses in the same
area may give more than one type of medal depending on what buildings
are around it. The area affecting each house can be wider than you
think and includes actual distance whether or not there are walls or
grass areas separating areas/houses. Any house types including Selkie
Den, Yuke Shack, Lilty Hut, small house, large house, spacious house,
and luxurious house will give out special medals.
- There are now up to 82 special medals with most if not all of the
additional medals coming from battling at the Infinity Spire.
- You can have up to 9 Special Medals stored PLUS whatever medals you
have on your adventurers at the time. If you over-write a medal then
it is gone and not store back in your list. If you go to a house that
wants to give you a medal that you already have 9 of then the person
will say to come back when you aren't carrying so much. Either use
one of the same medal and come back or go into a different house that
has a different medal that same day.
- The Preference Medals that are spells/magic can only be equipped by
Mages.
- White Mage: Restoration, Holy, Enhancing, Protection Medals
- Black Mage: Fire, Enfeebling, Frost, Lightning Medals
- Most Preference Medals such as weapons can be equiped by all
adventurers.
- Warrior/Thief/any Mage: Swords, Daggers, Hammers, Axes Medals
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Where to Attain Medals:
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- Houses (Shining Pink Bar Medals):
- Guild Hall:
- Balance
- Adventurer
- Training Hall:
- Training Freak
- Vitality
- Emporium:
- Vanguard
- Inn:
- Vanguard
- White Mage Temple:
- Last Stand
- Black Mage Academy:
- Preemptive
- Armor Shop:
- Armor Buff
- Safety
- Weapon Shop:
- Weapon Buff
- Tenacity
- Item Shop:
- Item Buff
- Bargain Hunter
- Parks (Fountain/Bulletin/Shrine):
- Treehugger
- Vanguard
- Bakery:
- Mop Up (plus Lilties give these a lot)
- Gaming Hall:
- Forced March
- Game Guru
- Tavern:
- Tavern Lurker
- Shops (Funding Research Medals):
- The No Specialty Medal is awarded at any shop when you
fund the research to level 45 & again at level 90.
- Training Hall:
- No Specialty (level 45 &90)
- White Mage Temple:
- Restoration
- Enhancing
- Holy
- Protection
- Black Mage Academy:
- Fire
- Frost
- Lightning
- Enfeebling
- Armor Shop:
- No Specialty (level 45 & 90)
- Weapon Shop:
- Dueler (sword)
- Executioner (axe)
- Bludgeoner (hammer)
- Impaler (daggers)
- Item Shop:
- No Specialty (level 45 & 90)
- Gaming Hall:
- No Specialty (level 45 & 90)
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Special Medals by Category:
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Note: DLC Add-on Content Set 2 adds about 45 more medals to this
list which I will be adding.
- Name of Medal
- Line: Phrase on Adventurer page for medal
- Game: Description game gives
- Means: What it actually means
- Get: Where/How you get it
- Type: What category (Tendency, Policy, Preference, or as noted)
Newgame+ Category
Vitality+
Strength+
Toughness+
Dexterity+
Agility+
Intellect+
Willpower+
Reset/Set Back to Normal Category
No Specialty
Balance
Adventurer
Tendency Category
Adventurer
Weapon Buff
Armor Buff
Bargain Hunter
Item Buff
Treehugger
Tavern Lurker
Training Freak
Game Guru
Balance
Policy Category:
Safety
Tenacity
Preemptive
Last Stand
Mop-up
Vanguard
Forced March
Preference Category:
Dueler
Executioner
Bludgeoner
Impaler
Fire
Frost
Lightning
Enfeebling
Restoration
Enhancing
Protection
Holy
Newgame+ Medals (hard/very hard game modes):
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- Vitality+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases vitality. Vitality affects the
amount of HP a character possesses.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost to his/her HP stat and
has more endurance.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
- Strength+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases strength. Strength affects the
damage dealt by melee attacks.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost to his/her strength stat
and is stronger.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
- Toughness+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases toughness. Toughness affects the
amount of damage mitigated from attacks.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost to his/her toughness stat
and is tougher.
Best to award to a warrior.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
- Dexterity+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases dexterity. Dexterity affects the
accuracy of melee attacks.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost in his/her dexterity stat
and is more accurate.
Best to award to a thief.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
- Agility+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases agility. Agility affects a character's
chance to dodge incoming attacks.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost in his/her agility stat
and is able to dodge better.
Best to award to a thief.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
- Intellect+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases intellect. Intellect affects the
potency of black magic spells.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost in his/her intellect stat
and has more powerful spells.
Best to award to a black mage.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
- Willpower+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases willpower. Willpower affects the
potentcy of white magic spells.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost in his/her willpower stat
and has more powerful spells.
Best to award to a White Mage.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
Reset/Set Back to Normal Medals:
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- No Specialty:
- Line: none
- Game: Removes any weapon or magic affinity from the character
- Means: Removes any Tendency, Policy, & Preference items
(not other items adventurer may have equipped)
- Get: Funding Shops (any research buildings)
- Type: Reset/Set Back to Normal Medal
- Balance:
- Line: Spends gil normally
- Game: The character will behave normally when adventuring
- Means: Adventurer will explore in an average manner
- Get: House by Guild Hall
- Type: Reset/Set Back to Normal Medal & Tendency Medal
- Adventurer:
- Line: Explores normally
- Game: The character will make balanced preparations in town
before setting out to dungeons
- Means: Adventurer will buy a variety of things occassionally
- Get: House by Guild Hall
- Type: Reset/Set Back to Normal Medal & Policy Medal
Tendency Medals:
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- Adventurer
- Line: Spends gil normally
- Game: The character will make balanced preparations in town
before setting out to dungeons
- Means: Adventurer will buy a variety of things occassionally
- Get: House by a Guild Hall
- Type: Tendency & Reset/Set Back to Normal
- Weapon Buff
- Line: Spends gil on weapons
- Game: The character will visit the weapon shop often while
preparing, sometimes getting discounts
- Means: Adventurer will spend money on weapons, will purchase
them more often, and will sometimes get discounts
- Get: House by a Weapon Shop
- Type: Tendency
- Armor Buff
- Line: Spends gil on armor
- Game: The character will visit armor shops more often when
preparing, sometimes getting discounts.
- Means: Adventurer will spend gil on armor equipment and will
purchase it more often thus being more protected in
battle.
- Get: House by an Armor Shop
- Type: Tendency
- Bargain Hunter
- Line: Likes to save gil
- Game: The character will be on the lookout for discount sales,
and will also try to barter with shopkeepers.
- Means: Adventurer will often spend gil at shops during sales
days and will sometimes get good deals from shopkeepers.
Adventurer will sometimes not buy items when needed if
there isn't a sale or a special deal. Saves money but
may result in purchases less often.
- Get: House by an Item Shop
- Type: Tendency
- Item Buff
- Line: Likes to be prepared
- Game: The character will always try to be stocked up on necessary
items, sometimes getting discounts.
- Means: Adventurer will buy often from Item Shops and will sometimes
get a discount.
- Get: House by an Item Shop
- Type: Tendency
- Treehugger
- Line: Likes parks
- Game: Spending some time in a fountain park will not only raise
this character's morale, but stats as well
- Means: Adventurer will head to fountain parks often especially if
near one which gives him/her rest, morale boost, and a boost
in stats (usually only one stat). Visits fountain parks
most if fountain park is put by a bulletin board park.
- Get: House by any Fountain Park, Bulletin Board Park, or Shrine
- Type: Tendency
- Tavern Lurker
- Line: Likes taverns
- Game: The character becomes a Chime fan. Just a few minutes in the
tavern will boost the character's morale.
- Means: Adventurer will visit the tavern during non-combat times and
get a morale boost. They will be soothed by the conversations.
Seems to also give the adventurer more rest.
- Get: House by a Tavern
- Type: Tendency
- Training Freak
- Line: Likes to train
- Game: The character becomes a follower of Yurg's teachings and will
spend more time in the training hall.
- Means: Adventurer will visit and train at the Training Hall during
non-combat time. Adventurer will become stronger the more
they train and rise in levels.
- Get: House by a Training Hall
- Type: Tendency
- Game Guru
- Line: Likes games
- Game: The character becomes an avid gamer and will spend more time
in the gaming hall.
- Means: Adventurer will visit the Gaming Hall during non-combat times
and can win prizes and extra money. The more he/she goes the
better at winning prizes and the more money they have to buy
at shops.
- Get: House by a Gaming Hall
- Type: Tendency
- Balance
- Line: Explores normally
- Game: The character will behave normally when adventuring.
- Means: Adventurer will explore in an average manner
- Get: House by a Guild Hall
- Type: Tendency & Reset/Set Back to Normal
Policy Medals:
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- Safety
- Line: Explores carefully
- Game: The character will err on the side of caution when adventuring
and will retreat to the city when things look bleak.
- Means: Adventurer constantly judges the cost of each battle when in
a dungeon and will return if he/she thinks they might KO soon.
Use this medal if your adventurer is weaker to gain them
experience without them being killed repeatedly in dungeons.
- Get: House by an Armor Shop
- Type: Policy
- Tenacity
- Line: Explores tenaciously
- Game: The character will push it to the limit, almost never backing
from fights or running back to the city.
- Means: Adventurer will fight non-stop trudging through the dungeon
and will rarely give up or return needlessly. Adventurer
must be strong or he/she will die repeatedly in dungeons.
- Get: House by a Weapon Shop
- Type: Policy
- Preemptive
- Line: Explores in full force.
- Game: The character will often use abilities when current HP is high,
also gaining bonuses to these abilities.
- Means: Adventurer will use abilities available when his/her HP is high
to defeat foes and still have a reserve of HP.
- Get: House by a Black Mage Academy
- Type: Policy
- Last Stand
- Line: Explores while reserving strength
- Game: The character will often use abilities when current HP is low,
also gaining bonuses to these abilities.
- Means: Adventurer will use abilities available to him/her as a last
attempt to defeat the foe before the adventurer dies.
- Get: House by a White Mage Temple
- Type: Policy
- Mop-up
- Line: Hunts weaker foes
- Game: The character will go to low-level areas and gains bonuses
against weaker foes. Good for raising exploration rate.
- Means: Adventurer focuses on finding and defeating weaker foes at
lower levels in the dungeons thus progressing faster and
exploring more of the dungeon.
- Get: House by a Bakery
- Type: Policy
- Vanguard
- Line: Hunts stronger foes
- Game: The character will go to high-level areas and gains bonuses
against stronger foes.
- Means: Adventurer focuses on finding and defeating stronger foes at
higher levels in the dungeons thus being able to find and
defeat the higher bosses of the dungeons.
- Get: Houses by a Sacred Shrine/Emporium/Inn and if you have no
buildings but houses
- Type: Policy
- Forced March
- Line: Explores without rest
- Game: The character will never stop to rest in dungeons, and eating
lunch will not restore HP.
- Means: Adventurer will go full force through a dungeon without
trying to reserve any strength and no HP boost measures taken.
Great strategy for getting through dungeons and beating any
foes encountered along the way ... but only if adventurer is
strong in HP, otherwise, he/she dies in dungeons a lot.
- Get: House by a Gaming Hall
- Type: Policy
Preference Medals:
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- Dueler
- Line: Swords - plus Sword Icon
- Game: The character will mainly buy and use swords, and gains
bonuses when wielding this type of weapon
- Means: Adventurer will spend gil to buy swords, use mainly
swords, and be more proficient with swords
- Get: Funding sword research at weapon shops
- Type: Preference
- Executioner
- Line: Axes - plus Axe Icon
- Game: The character will mainly buy and use axes, and gains
bonuses when wielding this type of weapon.
- Means: Adventurer will spend gil to buy axes, use mainly
axes, and be more proficient with axes.
- Get: Funding axe research at weapon shops
- Type: Preference
- Bludgeoner
- Line: Hammers - plus Hammer Icon
- Game: The character will mainly buy and use hammers, and gains
bonuses when wielding this type of weapon
- Means: Adventurer will spend gil to buy hammers, use mainly
hammers, and be more proficient with hammers
- Get: Funding hammer research at weapon shops
- Type: Preference
- Impaler
- Line: Daggers - plus Dagger Icon
- Game: The character will mainly buy and use daggers, and gains
bonuses when wielding this type of weapon
- Means: Adventurer will spend gil to buy daggers, use mainly
daggers, and be more proficient with daggers
- Get: Funding dagger research at weapon shops
- Type: Preference
- Fire
- Line: Fire Spells - plus Fire Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use fire spells, and gains
bonuses when casting this type of magic
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use fire spells and be more
proficient casting fire spells. (equip on mage only)
- Get: Funding fire research at Black Mage Academy
Works well against Bavarois.
- Type: Preference
- Frost
- Line: Frost Spells - plus Frost Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use frost spells, and gains
bonuses when casting this type of magic.
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use frost spells and be more
proficient casting frost spells (equip on mage only)
- Get: Funding frost spells research at Black Mage Academy
- Type: Preference
- Lightning
- Line: Lightning Spells - plus Lightning Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use lightning spells, and
gains bonuses when casting this type of magic
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use lightning spells and be more
proficient casting lightning spells (equip on mage only)
Causes lightning damage to foes and works well on
Bavorios.
- Get: Funding lightning spells research at Black Mage Academy
- Type: Preference
- Enfeebling
- Line: Enfeebling Spells - plus Enfeebling Spells Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use enfeebling spells, and gains
bonuses when casting this type of magic
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use enfeebling spells and be more
proficient casting enfeebling spells (equip on mage only)
Thwarts foes abilities.
- Get: Funding enfeebling spells research at Black Mage Academy
- Type: Preference
- Restoration
- Line: Restoration Spells - plus Restoration Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use restoration spells, and gains
bonuses when casting this type of magic
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use restoration spells and be more
proficient casting restoration spells (equip on mage only)
Restores the team's HP.
- Get: Funding restoration spells research at White Mage Temple
- Type: Preference
- Enhancing
- Line: Enhancing Spells - plus Enhancing Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use enhancing spells, and gains
bonuses when casting this type of magic.
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use enhancing spells and be more
proficient casting enhancing spells (equip on mage only)
Enhances the team's abilities.
- Get: Funding enhancing spells research at White Mage Temple
- Type: Preference
- Protection
- Line: Protection Spells - plus Protection Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use protection spells, and gains
bonuses when casting this type of magic
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use protection spells and be more
proficient casting restoration spells (equip on mage only)
Protects the team from foes.
- Get: Funding restoration spells research at White Mage Temple
- Type: Preference
- Holy
- Line: Holy Spells - plus Holy Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use the spell Holy, and gains
bonuses when casting it
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use the Holy spell and be more
proficient casting it (equip on mage only)
- Get: Funding Holy spell research at White Mage Temple
Damages all foes.
- Type: Preference
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All Special Medals in One List:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- The only medals not attainable in Normal Mode is 1-7
because they require you to beat your Normal Mode game
and then continue a newgame+ in Hard/Very Hard modes
to unlock them to award.
- In order per game list
- Numbered for convience
Summary List:
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1. Vitality+
2. Strength+
3. Toughness+
4. Dexterity+
5. Agility+
6. Intellect+
7. Willpower+
8. No Specialty
9. Dueler
10. Executioner
11. Bludgeoner
12. Impaler
13. Fire
14. Frost
15. Lightning
16. Enfeebling
17. Restoration
18. Enhancing
19. Protection
20. Holy
21. Adventurer
22. Weapon Buff
23. Armor Buff
24. Bargain Hunter
25. Item Buff
26. Treehugger
27. Tavern Lurker
28. Training Freak
29. Game Guru
30. Balance
31. Safety
32. Tenacity
33. Preemptive
34. Last Stand
35. Mop-up
36. Vanguard
37. Forced March
All Special Medals:
-------------------
1. Vitality+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases vitality. Vitality affects the
amount of HP a character possesses.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost to his/her HP stat and
has more endurance.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
2. Strength+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases strength. Strength affects the
damage dealt by melee attacks.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost to his/her strength stat
and is stronger.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
3. Toughness+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases toughness. Toughness affects the
amount of damage mitigated from attacks.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost to his/her toughness stat
and is tougher.
Best to award to a warrior.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
4. Dexterity+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases dexterity. Dexterity affects the
accuracy of melee attacks.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost in his/her dexterity stat
and is more accurate.
Best to award to a thief.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
5. Agility+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases agility. Agility affects a character's
chance to dodge incoming attacks.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost in his/her agility stat
and is able to dodge better.
Best to award to a thief.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
6. Intellect+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases intellect. Intellect affects the
potency of black magic spells.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost in his/her intellect stat
and has more powerful spells.
Best to award to a black mage.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
7. Willpower+
- Line: none
- Game: Greatly increases willpower. Willpower affects the
potentcy of white magic spells.
- Means: Adventurer gets a big boost in his/her willpower stat
and has more powerful spells.
Best to award to a White Mage.
- Get: After you beat the game on Normal Mode and continue a
newgame+ on hard/very hard modes.
- Type: One-time Newgame+ Award Medal
8. No Specialty
- Line: none
- Game: Removes any weapon or magic affinity from the character
- Means: Removes any Tendency, Policy, & Preference items
(not other items adventurer may have equipped)
- Get: Funding any research in any buildings (level 45 & 90)
- Type: Reset/Set Back to Normal Medal
9. Dueler
- Line: Swords - plus Sword Icon
- Game: The character will mainly buy and use swords, and gains
bonuses when wielding this type of weapon
- Means: Adventurer will spend gil to buy swords, use mainly
swords, and be more proficient with swords
- Get: Funding sword research at weapon shops
- Type: Preference
10. Executioner
- Line: Axes - plus Axe Icon
- Game: The character will mainly buy and use axes, and gains
bonuses when wielding this type of weapon.
- Means: Adventurer will spend gil to buy axes, use mainly
axes, and be more proficient with axes.
- Get: Funding axe research at weapon shops
- Type: Preference
11. Bludgeoner
- Line: Hammers - plus Hammer Icon
- Game: The character will mainly buy and use hammers, and gains
bonuses when wielding this type of weapon
- Means: Adventurer will spend gil to buy hammers, use mainly
hammers, and be more proficient with hammers
- Get: Funding hammer research at weapon shops
- Type: Preference
12. Impaler
- Line: Daggers - plus Dagger Icon
- Game: The character will mainly buy and use daggers, and gains
bonuses when wielding this type of weapon
- Means: Adventurer will spend gil to buy daggers, use mainly
daggers, and be more proficient with daggers
- Get: Funding dagger research at weapon shops
- Type: Preference
13. Fire
- Line: Fire Spells - plus Fire Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use fire spells, and gains
bonuses when casting this type of magic
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use fire spells and be more
proficient casting fire spells. (equip on mage only)
- Get: Funding fire research at Black Mage Academy
Works well against Bavarois.
- Type: Preference
14. Frost
- Line: Frost Spells - plus Frost Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use frost spells, and gains
bonuses when casting this type of magic.
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use frost spells and be more
proficient casting frost spells (equip on mage only)
- Get: Funding frost spells research at Black Mage Academy
- Type: Preference
15. Lightning
- Line: Lightning Spells - plus Lightning Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use lightning spells, and
gains bonuses when casting this type of magic
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use lightning spells and be more
proficient casting lightning spells (equip on mage only)
Causes lightning damage to foes and works well on
Bavorios.
- Get: Funding lightning spells research at Black Mage Academy
- Type: Preference
16. Enfeebling
- Line: Enfeebling Spells - plus Enfeebling Spells Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use enfeebling spells, and gains
bonuses when casting this type of magic
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use enfeebling spells and be more
proficient casting enfeebling spells (equip on mage only)
Thwarts foes abilities.
- Get: Funding enfeebling spells research at Black Mage Academy
- Type: Preference
17. Restoration
- Line: Restoration Spells - plus Restoration Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use restoration spells, and gains
bonuses when casting this type of magic
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use restoration spells and be more
proficient casting restoration spells (equip on mage only)
Restores the team's HP.
- Get: Funding restoration spells research at White Mage Temple
- Type: Preference
18. Enhancing
- Line: Enhancing Spells - plus Enhancing Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use enhancing spells, and gains
bonuses when casting this type of magic.
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use enhancing spells and be more
proficient casting enhancing spells (equip on mage only)
Enhances the team's abilities.
- Get: Funding enhancing spells research at White Mage Temple
- Type: Preference
19. Protection
- Line: Protection Spells - plus Protection Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use protection spells, and gains
bonuses when casting this type of magic
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use protection spells and be more
proficient casting restoration spells (equip on mage only)
Protects the team from foes.
- Get: Funding restoration spells research at White Mage Temple
- Type: Preference
20. Holy
- Line: Holy Spells - plus Holy Spell Icon
- Game: The character will mainly use the spell Holy, and gains
bonuses when casting it
- Means: Adventurer will mainly use the Holy spell and be more
proficient casting it (equip on mage only)
- Get: Funding Holy spell research at White Mage Temple
Damages all foes.
- Type: Preference
21. Adventurer
- Line: Spends gil normally
- Game: The character will make balanced preparations in town
before setting out to dungeons
- Means: Adventurer will buy a variety of things occassionally
- Get: House by a Guild Hall
- Type: Tendency & Reset/Set Back to Normal
22. Weapon Buff
- Line: Spends gil on weapons
- Game: The character will visit the weapon shop often while
preparing, sometimes getting discounts
- Means: Adventurer will spend money on weapons, will purchase
them more often, and will sometimes get discounts
- Get: House by a Weapon Shop
- Type: Tendency
23. Armor Buff
- Line: Spends gil on armor
- Game: The character will visit armor shops more often when
preparing, sometimes getting discounts.
- Means: Adventurer will spend gil on armor equipment and will
purchase it more often thus being more protected in
battle.
- Get: House by an Armor Shop
- Type: Tendency
24. Bargain Hunter
- Line: Likes to save gil
- Game: The character will be on the lookout for discount sales,
and will also try to barter with shopkeepers.
- Means: Adventurer will often spend gil at shops during sales
days and will sometimes get good deals from shopkeepers.
Adventurer will sometimes not buy items when needed if
there isn't a sale or a special deal. Saves money but
may result in purchases less often.
- Get: House by an Item Shop
- Type: Tendency
25. Item Buff
- Line: Likes to be prepared
- Game: The character will always try to be stocked up on necessary
items, sometimes getting discounts.
- Means: Adventurer will buy often from Item Shops and will sometimes
get a discount.
- Get: House by an Item Shop
- Type: Tendency
26. Treehugger
- Line: Likes parks
- Game: Spending some time in a fountain park will not only raise
this character's morale, but stats as well
- Means: Adventurer will head to fountain parks often especially if
near one which gives him/her rest, morale boost, and a boost
in stats (usually only one stat). Visits fountain parks
most if fountain park is put by a bulletin board park.
- Get: House by any Fountain Park, Bulletin Board Park, or Shrine
- Type: Tendency
27. Tavern Lurker
- Line: Likes taverns
- Game: The character becomes a Chime fan. Just a few minutes in the
tavern will boost the character's morale.
- Means: Adventurer will visit the tavern during non-combat times and
get a morale boost. They will be soothed by the conversations.
Seems to also give the adventurer more rest.
- Get: House by a Tavern
- Type: Tendency
28. Training Freak
- Line: Likes to train
- Game: The character becomes a follower of Yurg's teachings and will
spend more time in the training hall.
- Means: Adventurer will visit and train at the Training Hall during
non-combat time. Adventurer will become stronger the more
they train and rise in levels.
- Get: House by a Training Hall
- Type: Tendency
29. Game Guru
- Line: Likes games
- Game: The character becomes an avid gamer and will spend more time
in the gaming hall.
- Means: Adventurer will visit the Gaming Hall during non-combat times
and can win prizes and extra money. The more he/she goes the
better at winning prizes and the more money they have to buy
at shops.
- Get: House by a Gaming Hall
- Type: Tendency
30. Balance
- Line: Explores normally
- Game: The character will behave normally when adventuring.
- Means: Adventurer will explore in an average manner
- Get: House by a Guild Hall
- Type: Tendency & Reset/Set Back to Normal
31. Safety
- Line: Explores carefully
- Game: The character will err on the side of caution when adventuring
and will retreat to the city when things look bleak.
- Means: Adventurer constantly judges the cost of each battle when in
a dungeon and will return if he/she thinks they might KO soon.
Use this medal if your adventurer is weaker to gain them
experience without them being killed repeatedly in dungeons.
- Get: House by an Armor Shop
- Type: Policy
32. Tenacity
- Line: Explores tenaciously
- Game: The character will push it to the limit, almost never backing
from fights or running back to the city.
- Means: Adventurer will fight non-stop trudging through the dungeon
and will rarely give up or return needlessly. Adventurer
must be strong or he/she will die repeatedly in dungeons.
- Get: House by a Weapon Shop
- Type: Policy
33. Preemptive
- Line: Explores in full force
- Game: The character will often use abilities when current HP is high,
also gaining bonuses to these abilities.
- Means: Adventurer will use abilities available when his/her HP is high
to defeat foes and still have a reserve of HP.
- Get: House by a Black Mage Academy
- Type: Policy
34. Last Stand
- Line: Explores while reserving strength
- Game: The character will often use abilities when current HP is low,
also gaining bonuses to these abilities.
- Means: Adventurer will use abilities available to him/her as a last
attempt to defeat the foe before the adventurer dies.
- Get: House by a White Mage Temple
- Type: Policy
35. Mop-up
- Line: Hunts weaker foes
- Game: The character will go to low-level areas and gains bonuses
against weaker foes. Good for raising exploration rate.
- Means: Adventurer focuses on finding and defeating weaker foes at
lower levels in the dungeons thus progressing faster and
exploring more of the dungeon.
- Get: House by a Bakery
- Type: Policy
36. Vanguard
- Line: Hunts stronger foes
- Game: The character will go to high-level areas and gains bonuses
against stronger foes.
- Means: Adventurer focuses on finding and defeating stronger foes at
higher levels in the dungeons thus being able to find and
defeat the higher bosses of the dungeons.
- Get: Houses by a Sacred Shrine/Emporium/Inn and if you have no
buildings but houses
- Type: Policy
37. Forced March
- Line: Explores without rest
- Game: The character will never stop to rest in dungeons, and eating
lunch will not restore HP.
- Means: Adventurer will go full force through a dungeon without
trying to reserve any strength and no HP boost measures taken.
Great strategy for getting through dungeons and beating any
foes encountered along the way ... but only if adventurer is
strong in HP, otherwise, he/she dies in dungeons a lot.
- Get: House by a Gaming Hall
- Type: Policy
... additional 45 special medals are available from battling at the
Infinity Spire.
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VIIII. Coping Game files to SD card(s) Legally
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How to Save the Game to an SD card:
Preparation:
Get the base game:
- Go to Wii Ware under Wii Shop Channel
- Download Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King
Get the add-on content
- Go to Wii Menu
- Click on Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King (Channel/Icon)
- This starts the game (main game screen)
- Download any Pay & Play Content you wish
- From main game menu screen -- may require restart of game to activate
downloaded content
- From within the game in the castle and in Chime’s closet
-- seems to not require starting the game to activate downloaded content
To Save / Back up the game to an SD card:
- Make sure that you have a SD card in your Wii
- Go to Wii Menu
- Click round “Wii” button on bottom left of the Wii Menu Screen
- Click square “Data Management” button on left
- Click square ”Save Data” button on left
- Click square “Wii” button on left
- You will be looking at the Wii Tab which has game icons
- You need to copy 2 files and the base game file
First File (Pay & Play Add-ons):
- Click on My Life as a King icon (yellow/red crown)
- This is the Pay & Play Add-ons file (usually 5-6 blocks)
- It will be more blocks when further add-on content is released
- Click Copy (this will copy it onto the SD card)
Second File (Save Data):
- Click on My Life as a King icon (blue/black king head silhouette)
- This is your game save data (8+ blocks)
- Click Copy (this will copy it onto the SD card)
Saving The Base Game File (Base Game)
- - Make sure that you have a SD card in your Wii
- Go to Wii Menu
- Click round “Wii” button on bottom left of the Wii Menu Screen
- Click square “Data Management” button on left
- Click square “Wii Channels” on the RIGHT
- You will be looking at the Wii Tab which has game icons
- Click on the My Life as a King icon (blue/words/yellow sparkles)
- This is the base game file (287 blocks)
- Click Copy (this will copy it onto the SD card)
Note:
- Coping each file will result in each one file still being on the Wii
and the exact same file(s) being on the SD card.
- Use the “erase” button to permanently take any files off the Wii
if desired. This still leaves each copied file on the SD card.
- You can make sure that the copied file(s) is on the SD card by
clicking on the SD Card Tab and seeing the icon(s) there.
- You can only have one of each file on the Wii at the same time.
- You can only have one of each file on the SD card at the same
time.
- You can have different versions (game play-throughs) saved
on multiple SD cards but they will all have the same titles so
the Wii will not recognize they are different versions. (Just
make a written note on your SD card.)
- To play the different versions on the same Wii you will have
to erase the version currently on the Wii and load the version
you want from the SD card onto the Wii to play it. (Just use
the SD Card Tab to copy to the Wii from the SD card). Also,
before you erase any game file off the Wii make sure you
have saved it onto a SD card if you want to keep it.
- To play the original game over (even with add-ons) then you
need to save the game (to SD) BEFORE you beat the final boss
dungeon. Otherwise, you will beat the boss and be offered
to play a new file on hard/very hard with carry-overs of
weapons/etc and your previous adventurers with last stats+
will show up at the start. You can hire them or not.
- The last dungeon with the boss:
- Shrine of Awakening (level 25) (Normal Mode)
- But not easy to beat
- Head East then up North
- Then head up North after Clannit Mirrorlake
- It is right after Temple of Ku Ruh
- Once you issue a behest to kill the boss then you battle
the boss and the game ends. It then gives you the option
of continuing to a new game+ on hard or very hard mode.
Common Game Save Terms:
- Normal Mode -> Starting a brand new game
- Newgame+ -> Continuing the Normal Mode game but now it is in Hard Mode
- Newgame++ -> Continuing the Hard Mode game but now it is in Very Hard Mode
It is possible to have all these types of games with OR without DLC/add-ons
but this guide will mainly deal with all add-ons downloaded into all games
refered to above. The only difference between Hard Mode and Very Hard Mode
is that the dungeon levels are increased greatly in Very Hard Mode. If
anything else is found to be different then I will note it here. If you save
over a save file (like saving over your Normal Mode game with your Newgame+
in hard/very hard modes) then your previous save file will be gone. So if
you want to keep your Normal Mode game save file then just save in a
different save file when you start your newgame+ in hard/very hard mode.
Sometimes people will also use newgame++++ to denote how many continuations
of the first game has occurred while using any mode in any continuation.
Each + stands for a continuation.
- Remember that once you buy downloads (games & add-ons) that
you can always re-download what you bought from the Wii Shop
service to the Wii that you purchased it on. It will not
include your game save data however so make sure that is saved
to an SD card. If your Wii ever breaks or needs to be sent in
for service, then you may lose all downloads ... so you may
want to back up (save to SD) everything you have downloaded
to your Wii for safe keeping. Most times you don't have to
worry about this because a record is also kept on the Wii Shop.
- You can only copy files from a SD card to the SAME wii that
you copied it from ... so no coping files from one Wii to a
SD card to put on another Wii. (Yes, it will check.)
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X . Legal & Copyright
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Thanks to www.ign.com & www.gamefaqs.com for posting this.
Thanks to Nintendo, and Square Enix for creating such a great game.
Special thanks to RPT :)
Thanks to CiprianoMcDohl for the extra link dungeon info.
This info was created solely by me and is not copyrighted.
This was written to help others to enjoy this game more fully and can be
shared without penalty.
Do not use this on paid sites or for monetary gain. This is to be free
access only.
Enjoy! - Goldhorizon AKA Goldie
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Reminder:
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles - My Life as a King - Everyone's Kingdom:
- Don't forget to join FFCC MLaak Everyone's Kingdom (online game):
- First: www.square-enix.com/na -> join
- Second: member.square-enix.com/na/features/mlaak -> click on Everyone's
Kingdom and join. (This is a related but separate game.)
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