Final Fantasy IX Online

E Q U I P M E N T C A T E G O R Y P R O P E R T I E S
Select a Final Fantasy IX equipment category from the equipment selection menu for a complete and comprehensive list, including general items, weapons, armor, add-ons, and key items.

General Items*	Weapons*	Armor*
General recovery items, chocobo greens, throwing items, and key items.	Character weapons for attack in battle.	Protective armor, shields, and gear for defense, as well as add-on accessories.

* information fields can be sorted in ascending or descending order.

G E N E R A L I T E M P R O P E R T I E S
General items typically have recovery properties which either heal your character's HP/MP values, or heal status ailments such as poison. Others include key items for progressing through story elements, and throwing items which Amarant can use to attack enemies in battle.

Item*	Price*
Name of the item and description of what it does.	The amount of the item when purchased in a shop. Items listed as spoils cannot be purchased and must be obtained by defeating an enemy.

* information fields can be sorted in ascending or descending order.

W E A P O N P R O P E R T I E S
Each character has a unique set of weaponry that makes the best use of their class. Individual equipment include support and action abilities that can be kept by the character after acquring enough AP. However, if the character hasn't fully learned an ability, it will vanish when its corresponding equipment is removed. Certain weapons, such as rackets, can be shared between characters.

Weapon*	Price*	Abilities	Equipping Character(s)
Name of the weapon and its description.	The amount of the weapon when purchased (or synthed) in a shop.	Available support and action abilities the weapon possesses.	Characters that can equip the weapon.

Atk*	ElemAtk*	ElemDef*	Add ST*
Attack power of the weapon, measured in points. The closer this value is to 100, the stronger and more effective the weapon.	Innate elemental effect of the weapon. Any effect the weapon has will be inflicted upon the enemy when attacked. For example, if the weapon has a fire-elemental attack, it will attack for fire-elemental damage when physically inflicted on an enemy.	Innate elemental defense of the weapon. Any elemental defense the weapon posseses will protect the character from certain elemental attacks.	Extra status-ailment effect of the weapon when the character has the Add Status ability equipped. For example, if the weapon has a poison add ST, it will attack with poison when physically inflicted on an enemy.

Purchase/Acquire
Location, means, or Synth properties as to where the weapon can be acquired.

* information fields can be sorted in ascending or descending order.

A R M O R P R O P E R T I E S
Characters support armor based on their class and its supported abilities. Individual equipment include support and action abilities that can be kept by the character after acquring enough AP. However, if the character hasn't fully learned an ability, it will vanish when its corresponding equipment is removed. Characters can equip headgear, chest armor, and add-ons together as a full armor set.

Armor/Add-On*	Price*	Abilities	Effect
Name of the armor or add-on and its description.	The amount of the armor or add-on when purchased (or synthed) in a shop.	Available support and action abilities the armor or add-on possesses.	Defensive properties of the armor and which statistic variables it alters or hinders when equipped.

Equipping Character(s)	Purchase/Acquire
Characters that can equip the armor or add-on.	Location, means, or Synth properties as to where the armor can be acquired.

* information fields can be sorted in ascending or descending order.