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Eidolon Trance
Garnet's Eidolons automatically activate after summoning them for a quick and weak attack that uses up no MP.
Summon Ability
Garnet has the special ability to summon Eidolions, beasts and monsters who are called forth to assist in battle to damage them in numerous ways.
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Acquire from Opal.
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Diamond Dust:
The goddess of ice appears and inflicts powerful ice-elemental damage against all enemies. (Spell power = 36 + #Opals in stock). Attack is weaker if a shortened animation occurs.
Eidolon: Trance Version (0 MP)
After being summoned, a shorter animation will activate at intervals to cause ice-elemental damage on all enemies. This continues until Garnet uses another Eidolon. (Spell power: 34)
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Acquire from Topaz.
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Flames of Hell:
The beast of fire scortches the battlefield with fire-elemental damage. (Spell power = 42 + #Topaz in stock). Attack is weaker if a shortened animation occurs.
Eidolon: Trance Version (0 MP)
After being summoned, a shorter animation will activate at intervals to cause fire-elemental damage on all enemies. This continues until Garnet uses another Eidolon. (Spell power: 37)
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Acquire from Peridot.
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Judgement Bolt:
Ramuh showers the enemies with powerful lightning-elemental damage. (Spell power = 32 + #Peridot in stock). Attack is weaker if a shortened animation occurs.
Eidolon: Trance Version (0 MP)
After being summoned, a shorter animation will activate at intervals to cause lightning-elemental damage on all enemies. This continues until Garnet uses another Eidolon. (Spell power: 31)
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Acquire from Amethyst.
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G-Force 199:
Atomos reduces all enemies HP equal to (30 + #Amethyst in stock)% of their Max HP. Damage is capped at 9999. Attack is weaker if a shortened animation occurs.
Eidolon: Trance Version (0 MP)
After being summoned, a shorter animation will activate at intervals to damage enemies for 16% of their Max HP. This continues until Garnet uses another Eidolon.
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Acquire from Dark Matter.
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Zantetsuken:
When Odin is summoned either one of two things will happen. Note though that the following attacks will be weaker if a shortened animation occurs.
1) He will causes instant death to each enemy with a chance of (#Ores in stock ÷ 2)%. If that fails, Odin will miss.
2) If Garnet is equipped with the Odin's Sword ability, then Odin will inflict non-elemental damage on all enemies that survived his instant death attack. (Spell power = 142 - #Ores in stock).
Eidolon: Trance Version (0 MP)
After being summoned, a shorter animation will activate at intervals to cause non-elemental damage on all enemies. This continues until Garnet uses another Eidolon. (Spell power: 49)
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Acquire from Aquamarine.
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Tsunami:
Leviathan floods the battlefield for powerful water-elemental damage. (Spell power = 59 + #Aquamarine in stock). Attack is weaker if a shortened animation occurs.
Eidolon: Trance Version (0 MP)
After being summoned, a shorter animation will activate at intervals to cause water-elemental damage on all enemies. This continues until Garnet uses another Eidolon. (Spell power: 63)
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Acquire from Garnet.
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Mega Flare:
A powerful dragon appears and reigns destructive non-elemental damage across the battlefield. (Spell power = 88 + #Garnet in stock). Attack is weaker if a shortned animation occurs.
Eidolon: Trance Version (0 MP)
After being summoned, a shorter animation will activate at intervals to cause non-elemental damage on all enemies. This continues until Garnet uses another Eidolon. (Spell power: 77)
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Acquire from Pumice.
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Eternal Darkness:
Ark transforms into a powerful robot and and inflicts intense and deadly shadow-elemental damage to all enemies. (Spell power = 106 + #Lapis Lazuli in stock). Attack is weaker if a shortened animation occurs.
Eidolon: Trance Version (0 MP)
After being summoned, a shorter animation will activate at intervals to cause shadow-elemental damage on all enemies. This continues until Garnet uses another Eidolon. (Spell power: 87)
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Young, beautiful, her life confined solely within castle walls and fearing a conspiracy within Alexandria, Garnet looks for the perfect opportunity to escape with the thief band Tantalus. Questioning the loyalty of her own mother, Queen Brahne, Garnet disguises herself as a commoner with Steiner at her side in search for the answers that continue to ravage her heart.
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S U P P O R T E D A B I L I T I E S
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 Cure
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6
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| Restores a small amount of HP to single or multiple targets.
(Spell Power: 16. Halved if multiple targets is selected.)
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Magic Racket, Rod, Silk Shirt
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30
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Cura
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10
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| Restores a moderate amount of HP to single or multiple targets.
(Spell Power: 38. Halved if multiple targets is selected.)
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Healing Rod, Barette
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50
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Curaga
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22
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| Restores a small amount of HP to single or multiple targets.
(Spell Power: 107. Halved if multiple targets is selected.)
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Wizard Rod, Whale Whisker
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155
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Life
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8
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| Recovers a swooned (KO'd) character and restores minimal HP.
(Character recovers (5 + target's Spirit stat)% of their Max HP.)
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Mythril Rod, Healing Rod, Whale Whisker, Rebirth Ring, Cachusha
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30
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Scan
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4
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| Displays HP, MP and weaknesses of a target.
Inneffective against bosses.
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Air Racket, Desert Boots
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25
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Panacea
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4
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Air Racket, Rod
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15
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Stona
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8
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| Cures Petrify and Gradual Petrify.
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Multina Racket
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25
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Shell
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6
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| Cuts damage and hit rates of magic attacks by half for a while.
(Length of duration increases as Spirit goes up.)
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Multina Racket, Mythril Racket, Mythril Rod, Wizard Rod, Cotton Robe, Gold Choker, Moonstone
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35
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Protect
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6
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| Reduces damage from physical attacks by half for a while.
(Length of duration increases as Spirit goes up.)
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Mythril Racket, Rod, Wizard Rod, Steepled Hat, Desert Boots
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30
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Silence
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8
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| Targets can't use Black, White, Blue, and Summon magic.
(50% hit rate. Hit rate is halved if cast on multiple targets.)
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Priest’s Racket, Mythril Rod, Asura’s Rod, Magic Armlet
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30
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Mini
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8
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| Causes the target's attack power to be drastically reduced, most magic to be half as powerful, and the amount of damage received by the target is 50% greater. (50% chance of success.) The status is automatically cured if Mini is cast on the target again.
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Magic Racket, Asura’s Rod, Feather Boots
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40
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Reflect
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6
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| Casts Reflect on a single target, casuing some White and Black magic spells to bounce off the target and hit a random target on the opposing side. The effect wears off with time.
(The length of duration increases as Spirit goes up.)
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Mythril Racket, Stardust Rod, Reflect Ring, Ruby
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20
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Confuse
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8
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| Confuses the target into physically attacking anything at random without control. Target's hit rate is reduced by half, and their evasion rate drops to 0. Effect is cancelled if the affected target is physically attacked or healed with Esuna. (50% Success rate. Success rate is halved if multiple targets are selected.)
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Asura’s Rod, Lamia’s Tiara
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35
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Berserk
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6
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| Target's attack power increases by 50%, but constantly attacks uncontrollably. (75% success rate. Success rate is halved if multiple targets are selected.)
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Magic Racket
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30
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Blind
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6
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| Cause Darkness to the affected targets, halving their physical attack accuracy, and reducing their evasion rate to 0. (75% success rate. Success rate is halved if multiple targets are selected.)
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Multina Racket, Magician Shoes
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40
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Float
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6
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| Enables targets to avoid earth-elemental attacks.
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Stardust Rod, Feather Boots
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20
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 Auto-Regen
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10
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| Permanently casts Regen on the equipped character in battle.
Character recovers 1/16 of their Max HP in intervals.
Number of intervals goes up as that character's Spirit increases.
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Golden Hairpin, Light Robe, Angel Earrings, Maiden’s Prayer
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35
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Auto-Reflect
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15
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| Permanently casts Reflect on the equipped character.
Certain spells are reflected off the character to the enemy party.
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Reflect Ring
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75
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Auto-Float
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6
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| Permanently casts Float on the equipped character.
All earth-elemental attacks will be avoided.
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Feather Boots
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20
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Auto-Haste
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9
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| Permanently casts Haste on the equipped character.
Character gets turns quicker, as ATB gauge fills up 50% faster.
HP gain or loss in Regen, Poison, and Venom status is 50% faster.
Speed at which temporary statuses wear off is 50% faster.
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Running Shoes
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55
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Auto-Life
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12
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| Character automatically starts battles in Auto-Life status.
When character is KO'd they come back to life with 1 HP.
The effect wears off in battle once the character is KO'd.
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Rebirth Ring
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105
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Insomniac
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5
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| Protects equipped character against Sleep.
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Bandana, Holy Miter, Magician Cloak, Gaia Gear, Coral Ring
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25
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Antibody
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4
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| Protects equipped character against Poison and Venom.
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Glass Armlet, Mantra Band, Survival Vest, Glass Buckle
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15
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Jelly
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4
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| Protects equipped character against Petrify and Gradual Petrify.
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Dragon Wrist, Circlet, Bronze Vest, Dark Gear
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40
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Auto-Potion
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3
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| Automatically uses a Potion when attacked. Uses a Hi-Potion if no Potions are available. Cancels the abilities Counter and Return Magic.
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Mythril Vest, Demon’s Vest, Magician’s Robe, White Robe, Running Shoes, Gold Choker, Extension
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20
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Locomotion
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4
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| Protects equipped character against Stop.
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Black Hood, Golden Skullcap, Survival Vest, Demon’s Vest, Anklet
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30
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Clear Headed
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5
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| Protects equipped character against Confusion.
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Magic Armlet, Lamia’s Tiara, Green Beret, Circlet, Dark Gear, Magician Shoes
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25
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Body Temp
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4
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| Protects equipped character against Freeze and Heat.
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Jade Armlet, Holy Miter, Madain’s Ring, Fairy Earrings, Diamond
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25
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Loudmouth
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4
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| Protects equipped character against Silence.
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Mage’s Hat, Golden Hairpin, Silk Robe, White Robe, Pearl Rouge
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20
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Healer
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2
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| Restores HP of the target when the "Attack" command is selected.
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Healing Rod, Anklet, Garnet
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30
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Reflect-Null
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7
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| All spells cast cannot be reflected.
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Robe of Lords, Pearl Rouge
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45
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Level Up
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7
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| Character gains 50% more Exp than usual.
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Egoist’s Armlet, Rosetta Ring, Fairy Earrings, Pearl Rouge, Extension
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50
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Ability Up
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3
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| Character gains double the AP after battle.
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Stardust Rod, Green Beret, Silk Robe, Cachusha, Ribbon, Lapis Lazuli
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60
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Half MP
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11
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| The amount of MP consumed by spells in battle is halved.
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Light Robe, Protect Ring
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125
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High Tide
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8
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| Allows the equipped character to Trance faster.
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Jade Armlet, Dark Hat, Gaia Gear, Minerva’s Plate, Sapphire
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30
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Boost
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12
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| The full animation of all Eidolons can now be seen when they are summoned. Causes all summon spells to be at full strength.
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Pumice Piece
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190
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Odin's Sword
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5
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| Enables Odin to inflict non-elemental damage on all enemies, should his instant death attack miss.
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Ancient Aroma
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50
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Chemist
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4
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| Potions, Hi-Potions, and Ethers are now twice as effective when they are used in battle.
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Cotton Robe, Madain’s Ring, Barette
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15
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MP+20%
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8
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Angel Earrings
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45
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A B I L I T Y P R O P E R T I E S
Characters in Final Fantasy IX acquire statistical, innate support abilities and command action abilities via their equipment. Magic stones, gained via AP
allow your character to equip and use an ability. Each ability costs a certain amount of stones. When your character has no more free stones to accomodate the requirements of an ability,
it cannot be equipped. Equipment lock their abilities when they've exceeded their AP. Support abilities, blue stones, are innate and assist in the statistical aspects of the character, typically
defense. Action abilities, red stones, are command activated (such as magic spells) and attack enemy parties. Keep in mind that not all equipment is immediately available. Certain equipment
must be synthesized from other equipment at a Synth Shop.
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MP/Stones*
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AP*
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Via Equipment
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Name of the ability and it's description.
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Cost of the ability in stones or MP. Support abilities require stones to use while action abilities require MP.
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AP requirement to lock the ability onto the equipment enabled without the use of stones.
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Equipment (weapon, armor, add-on) supporting the abilities.
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* field can be sorted in ascending or descending
order.
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T R A N C E & S P E C I A L A B I L I T Y P R O P E R T I E S
Each character has a series of special abilities which are consistent
with the class of the character.
Special Ability Lists
Special character abilities are listed in the format below. Consult the equipment section for acquiring locations.
Ability Name MP Cost/AP Cost
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Description of the special ability. Abilities require MP to use
and AP to cost. These abilities don't require stones and are kept by the character
regardless of equipment when learned.
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Trance Mode
Each character can also achieve Trance mode, obtained by filling the Trance bar,
and allowing each character to significantly increase their attack power and in certain cases perform special attacks for
a brief period of time. Each Trance mode is unique per character and the bar resets after the time alloted to use Trance
abilities expires. Trance mode doesn't require any special equipment, though certain trance abilities do require MP.
When a character enters trance mode, a field of electrical energy will surround the character and cause a glowing
effect.
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C H A R A C T E R P R O P E R T I E S
Select a Final Fantasy IX character from the character
selection menu for a complete and comprehensive profile, including
character bio, trance and special ability information, and detailed equipment ability
guides.
Character Profile
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Trances and Abilities
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Equipment Abilities*
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General information
about the character including background data,
physical profile, and in-game role.
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Trance and special ability guide
including equipment/add-on components, summon lists (Garnet & Eiko only), and descriptions.
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Complete equipment ability listing relative to the character, including
MP and stone requirements, AP cost, and equipment availability.
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sorted in ascending or descending
order.
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