You can walk through the trees near the waterfall. Inside the waterfall you will be attacked by a Shinobi guarding a Kiku-Ichimonji. After you leave, follow the waterway south to reach an island filled with Items.
At the north end of the town you'll find the Falgabard Cave , which will give you a preview of what to expect in the Cave of Shadows. You'll find a pair of Dark Blades inside, as well as a suit of Demon Mail. Only use Mystic Knights armed with Dark Blades and magic against the Monsters within, or they will Divide and make your life miserable. Compare Falgabard to other Maps. The name of the map, including both the general area and the specific floor or section; Limited maps are closed off at a certain point in the plot; temporary maps only appear during certain brief plot points; once you reach end game maps, you can no longer save or return to other areas.
Miscellaneous helpful features of the area, such as healing springs and fat chocobos. What this shop sells; mobile shops are contained within your vehicles; hidden shops sell powerful goods but must be found. Treasure The specifics of where this treasure can be found. Treasure guardians are only encountered when opening treasure chests; bosses are unique monsters encountered during the plot; the final boss must be defeated to complete the game; rare monsters are hard to find and very powerful, but drop powerful rewards; invincible monsters are not meant to be defeated.
The total amount of experience earned for defeating this monster this is split evenly among surviving party members. The number of hits a monster attempts and the accuracy of each of those hits. Some monsters' attacks are elemental in nature, and the damage may be adjusted by any weaknesses or resistances the target has. A monster's attack may have a chance to inflict a status ailment when it connects.
Undead creatures are damaged by healing spells; dividing creatures split after taking physical damage provided there is room on the battlefield; spells or attacks with dark-elemental weapons do not cause these creatures to split.
The number of evasion attempts a monster gets when physically attacked, and the success rate of each attempt. Magic defense reduces the amount of damage taken by spells and special attacks.
The number of spell resistance attempts a monster gets when targeted with a spell or special attack, and the success rate of each attempt.
The monster takes double damage from spells or attacks of any of the listed elements. Monsters that resist an element take half damage from spells or attacks of that element, while monsters that absorb an element are healed instead of taking damage; individual monster pages indicate which elements are resisted and which are absorbed. Monsters are immune to the listed status ailments; not that, although no immunities are listed, all bosses are immune to all status ailments.
Rare weapons can only be found as treasure or won from monsters; unique weapons can only be found as treasure or purchased in hidden shops; ultimate weapons are uniquely powerful treasures; onion weapons are rare treasures of unmatched but narrow power.
The higher a weapon's power, the more damage physical attacks made with it deal; characters gain a bonus to power based on strength. Here, run around and talk to everyone. You'll find, of course, an inn and item shop, as well as weapon, armor and magic merchants. Sadly, unless you're using a Dark Knight, little will be of use to you in the realm of equipment.
Alas, there's still some exploration to be done, and there's even a dungeon within this town to tackle as well. When you're done doing what you need to do in town, head to the north end and seek out a waterfall. Walk towards it to pass through it into an area beyond. You can use a staircase here to enter the waterway and walk back down into town.
If you follow the waterway southward, you'll come to an island with a big rock on it. Then run back north into the previous area and get back on dry land, heading north. Talk to the old man you find here for a laughable battle with a Shinobi. Kill it and the old man will yield to the party a powerful weapon, the Kiku Ichimon Ji. You can now enter the town's cave from the northwest part of town, where there entrance can be discovered. Be weary of the enemies here, who are hard to contain if you're not using strong physical fighters or Dark Knights.
Any non-lethal hit will multiply the threat, so be weary. Right in the first room, you can grab another Blessed Hammer from the treasure chest there, and then head east into the next area via the hidden corridor connecting the two areas. Follow this linear winding pathway into another area, grabbing another suit of Demon Mail from the chest en route.
This is a hidden pathway, and you'll have to follow your instincts here, going east and the north, being west to another room. Here, a Kotetsu can be found, as well as an Ashura. With those in hand, backtrack back to town, use the inn, grab anything you may have forgotten, and then head back out to the world map. The massive continent along the eastern section of the world map holds our next destination. The continent can be split into three noticeable sections, and the middle section is where we want to be.
Scour the mountains in this area for an opening that you can jump over, and begin to traverse the pathway that sometimes splits but is generally linear towards the Cave of Shadows. When you arrive in front of the cave entrance, simply depart from your craft and head on inside. This cave is like the short dungeon back at town - Dark Knights are your best bet in order for the enemy threat not to multiply and overwhelm you, though if you have one-hit killers, they work the same way.
Upon entering, head right and through the semi-obscured passageway into another part of the room, towards a treasure chest containing Black Musk. Backtrack towards the entrance and head south thereafter. Follow the passage as it swings eastward, grabbing the Dark Claws en route. Head down the stairs to the south of the last four chests. Wind around the path and pick up the White Musk from the chest try not to trip on it.
Head south and down the stairs. Go northwest, then southwest at the crossroads. The two chests contain Lillith's Kiss , and Raven's Yawn. Head a little farther west and grab Black Musk. Head back to the center of the room, and then head west, and down the stairs. Go east around the lake, to the south, and then a little west. Make sure your team is healed up and ready to fight the boss: Leviathan!
Leviathan can be tricky to take out if you get unlucky. Leviathan can cast massive team-damaging spells Tsunami and Blizzaga that can take out a full party's HP if you aren't careful. Leviathan's physical attacks are not very strong, but don't let your guard down: they can also petrify. Have any party member toss a Gold Needle to the affected party member. It can also cast Protect and Haste , so have your Evoker equipped with the Rune Staff and ready to cast Erase 3D only; no such Leviathan buffs or debuffing staff in the original.
Magic jobs are very good against Leviathan, since they can cast extremely damaging Lightning-element spells. A Viking can equip an excellent Lightning-elemental Blessed Hammer and use Provoke together with a shield to keep Leviathan's focus away from the less-bulky casters. The Dark Knight comes in handy in any version of the game: white magic in the Famicom, pure attacker in the remakes.
The Bard NES should keep cheering the two physical attackers: it is the same as a small but cumulative Haste. Similarly, the Bard 3D should swap between different harps sing various songs to support the party in many ways.
If you are afraid of losing the battle, you can replace the bard with a White Mage absolutely obsolete by now who can support the party with Reflect and Protect. While you're at it, have him or her also buff any physical attackers with Haste , so they can hit even harder. After you defeat Leviathan, you receive the Leviath spell for your Evoker later Summoner. Do you remember when we ran away from Bahamut at the beginning of the game?
Perhaps it's time to go back and settle the score To get back to Bahamut's Lair, head back to Tozus, which is southeast of Canaan.
The mountain ridge just west of Tozus is jumpable, so hop over it and head into the cave. Cross the bridge south, then cross the east bridge. Open the two chests at the end for Phoenix Down and Arctic Wind. Go back west, cross two bridges for Earthen Drums and Heavenly Wrath.
Go back over the bridge you came from, and head south to the next floor. Go west across one bridge, and open the chest for a Golem Staff. Cross the next bridge to the south, and then a bridge to the north, then open the chest for White Musk. Cross the bridge to the east and grab Bacchus's Cider from the chest. Cross the southern bridge and open the two chests for Chocobo's Wrath and Turtle Shell , then head down the stairs.
Open the chest immediately to the west for Eurytos Bow. Around the corner to the east are three more chests: Phoenix Down , Elixir , and Kotetsu. Heal up now before crossing the bridge. Once you cross far enough that you can see the cave exit, Bahamut will force you into battle! Your second attempt against Bahamut will definitely not go as poorly as the first time. You could even be able to beat him in three turns or less! If you have already beaten Odin and Leviathan, the Evoker can summon them for a lot of damage although these mass-damaging summons are better spent during the dungeon.
In any case, Titan is always a sure hit, and Ifrit can heal the party. In the original, the former can cast some White Magic ; in the remakes, the latter can Provoke the enemy so the light-armored characters can keep doing their job. The Bard should cheer the party Famicom or sing with different harps remakes ; either way, this job should buff the allies instead of attack directly. If you are afraid to lose the battle, you can replace the Bard with a White Mage awfully old by now , who could cast party buffs, or Aeroga, depending on how confident you are that the party can take a few hits.
If you still feel underpowered, feel free to purchase any amount of healing items or to steal some with a temporary party of thieves. Next up is the Cave of Shadows, where you'll retrieve the Fang of Earth. To get there, head to the central part of the eastern continent. You should pass over a desert and an oasis, then see a small mountain pass. Jump over the mountains to the west to enter the mountain maze.
Luckily, it's not too difficult. You won't have many choices of mountains to jump, but generally you'll want to go west, then north, then back to the east, then south to the Cave of Shadows. On the first floor, go east for Black Musk , then head back to the main room. Go south and around the corner to the east for Dark Claws , then talk to the dying Dark Knight to inherit a Kotetsu.
On the second floor, head east, then north, but not too far. Take the hidden passage on the west side of the path for Tranquilizer. Return to the main path, and west through a secret passage in the dead end.
There's a chest through the passage with Lillith's Kiss. After opening the chest, head southeast through the hidden passage. Then, head through the hidden passage in the northwest to find another room with the stairs down.
The third floor is fairly straightforward and treasure-free. Go south, west, then back north, and seek the hidden passage concealing the stairs on the eastern wall.
On the fourth floor, head east through a secret passage, then south through another secret passage.
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