Gamer Corner Guides

Key items are unique and vital to the plot; rare items can also be dropped by or charmed from non-boss monsters

The status effects granted or removed by this item

The element of the tech's damage; all techs are either magical and deal elemental damage, or deal physical damage like a standard attack

The status effects granted, inflicted, or removed by this tech

Whether the tech targets allies or enemies, and its area of effect; Area target techs hit the chosen enemy and any other enemies in its vicinity; Nearby target techs work like Area target techs, except the effect is centered on the tech user; Line target techs hit the chosen enemy, every enemy on a line between the tech user and that enemy, and in some cases any enemies on that line past the chosen target; Horizontal target techs hit the chosen enemy and any other enemies at the same level of the screen horizontally

Double techs are combinations of techs performed by two characters; triple techs are combinations of techs performed by three characters; special techs are triple techs that require unique accessories to perform

The characters that combine to use this tech, including which techs they must know to learn the combination, and how much MP is required by each character

The element of the tech's damage; all techs are either magical and deal elemental damage, or deal physical damage like a standard attack

The status effects granted, inflicted, or removed by this tech

Whether the tech targets allies or enemies, and its area of effect; Area target techs hit the chosen enemy and any other enemies in its vicinity; Nearby target techs work like Area target techs, except the effect is centered on the tech user; Line target techs hit the chosen enemy, every enemy on a line between the tech user and that enemy, and in some cases any enemies on that line past the chosen target; Horizontal target techs hit the chosen enemy and any other enemies at the same level of the screen horizontally

Some combination techs cannot be performed normally, and require at least one party member to have a particular accessory equipped before they become available

Unique armors can only be found as treasure or in other limited fashions; rare armors can also be dropped by or charmed from non-boss monsters; starting armors are weak but cannot be found except when given to new party members

The element this armor offers protection against

The status ailments this armor prevents, or the status benefits it grants

Unique weapons can only be found as treasure or in other limited fashions; rare weapons can also be dropped by or charmed from non-boss monsters; ultimate weapons the most powerful arms available; key items are unique and vital to the plot; starting weapons are weak but uniquely given to each character when they first join the party

The status ailment that may be inflicted by this weapon's attack

Unique accessories can only be found as treasure or in other limited fashions; rare accessories can also be dropped by or charmed from non-boss monsters; tech accessories are used to enable special triple techs

The status ailments this accessory prevents