Coneria

Sprite
Inn Price 30 G
Clinic Price 40 G
Shops Armor, Items, L1 Bl.Magic, L1 Wh.Magic, Weapons
Coneria has the cheapest and most basic items in the game for sale, and you will need them, since you begin the game with 400 Gold and no gear. The Item Shop in Coneria is extremely basic, providing only three Items. Coneria is notable as having the cheapest Inn and Clinic in the game. It is easily accessible by SHIP until you reach Melmond, and then by AIRSHIP later.
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Maps: Connected to Coneria – 1 shown
The name of the map, including both the general area and the specific floor or section
Name
The number of treasures to be found on this map
Treasures
The number of treasures to be found past doors locked with the KEY on this map
Locked
The average amount of total experience you can expect to earn from a random encounter here (this is split evenly among surviving party members)
Avg. Exp.
The average amount of gold you can expect to earn from a random encounter here
Avg. Gold
The cost to stay at the inn, if there is one present
Inn
The cost to revive a party member at the clinic, if there is one present
Clinic
A list of the types of shops that can be found here
Shops
World Map Coneria Area - - 24 24 G - - -
Shops: Found in Coneria – 5 shown
Shop Goods
Armor Cloth (10 G)
Wooden Armor (50 G)
Chain Armor (80 G)
Items HEAL Potion (60 G)
PURE Potion (75 G)
TENT (75 G)
L1 Bl.Magic FIRE (100 G)
SLEP (100 G)
LOCK (100 G)
LIT (100 G)
L1 Wh.Magic CURE (100 G)
HARM (100 G)
FOG (100 G)
RUSE (100 G)
Weapons Wooden Staff (5 G)
Small Dagger (5 G)
Wooden Nunchuck (10 G)
Rapier (10 G)
Iron Hammer (10 G)
Weapons: Found in Coneria – 5 shown
Rare weapons can only be found as treasure, not purchased; enchanted items cast spells when used in combat; legendary weapons can be earned via sidequest; ultimate weapons are uniquely powerful treasures
Name
The base damage dealt by the weapon; this is added to half of the wielder's strength score, and each hit deals between one and two times this total in damage, reduced by the target's absorb
Damage
This value is added to the wielder's base hit % to determine the overall accuracy of the weapon's attacks; the base chance to hit is approximately 84% plus half of this value, modified by the target's evasion; a character gains an extra hit for every 32 points of hit % they have
Hit %
The chance of each attack with this weapon being a critical hit (unless the attack misses); critical hits add double the character's damage rating to their normal damage (this extra damage ignores absorb)
Crit		 Price
The amount of gold received when selling this weapon in a shop
Value
If used as an item in combat, some weapons can cast a particular magic spell free of cost
Spell		 Equipped By
Iron (Hammer) 9 +0 3.0% 10 G 5 G - Fi, WM, Kn, Ni, WW
Rapier 9 +5 2.5% 10 G 5 G - Fi, Th, RM, Kn, Ni, RW
Small (Dagger) 5 +10 1.5% 5 G 2 G - Fi, Th, RM, BM, Kn, Ni, RW, BW
Wooden (Nunchuck) 12 +0 1.0% 10 G 5 G - BB, Ni, Ma
Wooden (Staff) 6 +0 2.0% 5 G 2 G - Fi, BB, RM, WM, BM, Kn, Ni, Ma, RW, WW, BW
Armor: Found in Coneria – 3 shown
Rare armors can only be found as treasure, not purchased; enchanted armors casts spells when used in combat; ultimate armors are uniquely powerful treasures
Name
The slot that the armor protects; you can have no more than one piece of armor equipped per slot
Type
Each physical hit you take will have its damage reduced by this amount; the absorb value of multiple pieces of armor is cumulative
Absorb
All types of armor (except most shields) incur a penalty to the wearer's evasion rate; each two points of evade % lost result in a 1% smaller chance to evade attacks; multiple penalties are cumulative
Evade %
Any elemental resistances this armor provides; resistance to an element drops the base hit chance for spells and special attacks of that element to 0, and those attacks cause half damage
Resistance		 Price
The amount of gold received when selling this armor in a shop
Value
If used as an item in combat, some pieces of armor can cast a particular magic spell free of cost
Spell		 Equipped By
Chain (Armor) Armor 15 −15 - 80 G 40 G - Fi, RM, Kn, Ni, RW
Cloth Armor 1 −2 - 10 G 5 G - All classes
Wooden (Armor) Armor 4 −8 - 50 G 25 G - Fi, Th, BB, RM, Kn, Ni, Ma, RW
Items: Found in Coneria – 3 shown
Key items and purchased key items are required to complete the game; quest items are required for sidequests
Name
The status ailment removed by this item
Cures		 Price
HEAL (Potion) - 60 G
PURE (Potion) Poison 75 G
TENT - 75 G
Spells: Sold in Coneria – 8 shown
Exclusive spells can only be learned and cast by a single class; advanced spells can only be learned and cast by advanced classes; ultimate spells are available only from the hidden shop in Lefein; bugged spells have either no effect or an unintended negative effect when you use them, and should be avoided
Name		 Type Level Price
Healing spells and damaging spells that are not resisted have a hit point effect between one and two times this number, or half that when resisted (damage can be further modified by elemental weaknesses or resistances)
Power
A modifier to the likelihood of the spell being resisted; there is a base chance to hit of approximately 74% plus half this value, modified by the target's magic defense
Hit %		 Target
The status ailment cured of inflicted by the spell if it is not resisted
Status
The elemental nature of the spell; weakness to the element makes the spell approximately 20% more likely to hit and adds a 50% bonus to any damage dealt, while resistance halves damage and nearly guarantees that the spell will be resisted (for a net of 1/4 normal damage)
Element		 Learned By
FIRE Black 1 100 G 20 +96 One foe - Fire RM, BM, Ni, RW, BW
LIT Black 1 100 G 20 +96 One foe - Lightning RM, BM, Ni, RW, BW
LOCK Black 1 100 G - +115 One foe - - RM, BM, Ni, RW, BW
SLEP Black 1 100 G - +96 All foes Sleep Status RM, BM, Ni, RW, BW
CURE White 1 100 G 16 - One ally - - RM, WM, Kn, RW, WW
FOG White 1 100 G - - One ally - - RM, WM, Kn, RW, WW
HARM White 1 100 G 40 +96 All foes - - WM, WW
RUSE White 1 100 G - - Caster - - WM, Kn, RW, WW
World Map Coneria Area Castle Coneria

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Castle Coneria

Sprite
Treasures 7 (6 locked) Value 1,175 G
Rare LUTE, TNT
Coneria's King begs you to rescue princess Sara from GARLAND in the Temple of Fiends. You can explore the Castle for some hints, but generally you won't need to come here often. The exception is when you have the mystic KEY and can open the Treasure room containing the important TNT and some middling gear.

The Journey Begins

Princess Sara
Page 1
Find information in Castle Coneria and equip your characters in Coneria in preparation for your first quest.

The Temple of Fiends

Princess Sara
Page 2
Journey to the Temple of Fiends to defeat GARLAND, save Princess Sara, and collect Treasure.

Across the Bridge

The SHIP
Page 1
With GARLAND defeated, the King erects a bridge leading to Pravoka and Matoya's Cave.

Pravoka

The SHIP
Page 2
Defeat Bikke's PIRATES to earn the SHIP.

ElfLand

The CROWN and the Mystic KEY
Page 1
Establish a base of operations in ElfLand and begin buying powerful new Spells and gear.

Gathering Clues (Optional)

The CROWN and the Mystic KEY
Page 2
Travel to the Dwarf Cave and the Northwest Castle to determine your next course of action.

Search for the CROWN

The CROWN and the Mystic KEY
Page 3
Delve into the Marsh Cave in search of the CROWN.

The Mystic KEY

The CROWN and the Mystic KEY
Page 5
Trade the CRYSTAL for the HERB and use it to revive the Elf Prince and finally obtain the mystic KEY.

Melmond

The ORB of Earth
Page 1
Sail west to the town of Melmond, where the earth is rotting before your eyes.

Traveling the Aldi Sea

The SHIP
Page 3
The SHIP gives you access to several new areas, but presents its own dangers.

Coneria

Sprite
Shops Armor, Items, L1 Bl.Magic, L1 Wh.Magic, Weapons
Coneria has the cheapest and most basic items in the game for sale, and you will need them, since you begin the game with 400 Gold and no gear. The Item Shop in Coneria is extremely basic, providing only three Items. Coneria is notable as having the cheapest Inn and Clinic in the game. It is easily accessible by SHIP until you reach Melmond, and then by AIRSHIP later.

Cornelia

Shops Armor, Items, L1 Wh.Magic, L1 Bl.Magic, Weapons

Cornelia

Inn Price 30 gil
Sanctuary Price 40 gil
Shops Armor, Items, L1 Wh.Magic, L1 Bl.Magic, Weapons
Cornelia has the cheapest and most basic items in the game for sale, and you will need them, since you begin the game with 400 gil and no gear. Your top priorities are a Spell for your Black and White Mages, and gear for everyone in the party. (Depending on your party setup, you may be able to afford a Spell for your Red Mage as well, but they can hold their own in melee combat so this is much less important.) Everyone should get the most expensive Armor they can wear. You'll note that Red Mages can wear Chain Mail, so they make an excellent choice for your second party slot after your Warrior at this stage of the game. 15 Defense will all but negate most attacks this early in the game. As for Weapons, most of the choices are clear. Don't be tempted to have your Monk fight unarmed just yet—the Nunchaku is a far superior Weapon for several levels yet. Warriors, Red Mages, and Thieves all perform best with Rapiers, while a White Mage is best equipped with a Hammer. Your Black Mage won't be doing a lot of your melee damage anyway, so feel free to choose between the 10 extra Accuracy of the Knife or the 1–2 extra damage of the Staff. Personally, I prefer the Accuracy, but it makes little difference at this stage of the game.

The Item Shop in Cornelia is extremely basic, providing only three Items. You always want more Potions, though they are quite expensive early in the game, and it pays to have an Antidote or two just in case you run into Werewolves in the Temple of Chaos. You won't run into any other poisonous Monsters on your way to Pravoca unless you stray far from the beaten path, so you can skimp on extra Antidotes for now. Sleeping Bags are a cost-efficient form of full party healing, especially after gaining a level, and the cheapest way to save outside of an inn. In fact they're cheaper than most inns later in the game.

Buying Spells is trickier than buying gear, since you can only buy three Spells of a given level. For specific Spell advice, view each Spell individually. The abbreviated version is that Cure1 and Fire1 are your most immediately important level 1 Spells. Dia1 can also be useful for taking out Undead (especially Ghouls) in the Temple of Chaos. Shld1 is probably the best level 1 Spell in the long run, but they all have their uses. Don't forget that you can buy Spells that are good now and drop them later when they become obsolete (or when a better Spell becomes available, as with the Red Wizard and Blink).