Sealed Cave B1 - Final Fantasy III (Famicom) - Guides

Maps: Connected to Sealed Cave B1 – 2 shown

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 Name	The number of treasures to be found on this map Treasures	The cost to stay at the inn, if there is one present Inn	Miscellaneous helpful features of the area, such as healing springs and fat chocobos Amenities	A list of the types of shops that can be found here Shops
Floating Continent Near Ur	-	-	-	-
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Treasures: Found in Sealed Cave B1 – 2 shown

Treasure	The specifics of where this treasure can be found Notes	Guarded By
Cure	Northeast path	-
Potion	Southwest path	-

Monsters: Found in Sealed Cave B1 – 3 shown

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 Name	The monster's starting and maximum hit point total HP	The amount of gil earned for defeating this monster Gil	The total amount of experience earned for defeating this monster (this is split evenly among surviving party members) Exp	Attack determines the base per-hit damage of the monster's physical attack Att	The number of hits a monster attempts and the accuracy of each of those hits Acc	Some monsters' attacks are elemental in nature, and the damage may be adjusted by any weaknesses or resistances the target has Att. Element	A monster's attack may have a chance to inflict a status ailment when it connects Status Att.	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 Type	Defense reduces the amount of damage taken per physical hit Def	The number of evasion attempts a monster gets when physically attacked, and the success rate of each attempt Eva	Magic defense reduces the amount of damage taken by spells and special attacks Mag. Def.	The number of spell resistance attempts a monster gets when targeted with a spell or special attack, and the success rate of each attempt Mag. Res.	The monster takes double damage from spells or attacks of any of the listed elements Weakness	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 Resists/Absorbs	Monsters are immune to the listed status ailments; not that, although no immunities are listed, all bosses are immune to all status ailments Status Immunities
Mummy	48	24 gil	40	14	3×70%	Holy	-	Undead	1	0×15%	1	0×10%	Fire, Holy	Recovery	Toad, Conf
Skeleton	54	26 gil	40	13	3×65%	Holy	-	Undead	1	0×15%	1	0×10%	Fire, Holy	Recovery	Toad, Conf
Shadow	65	32 gil	48	14	3×70%	Holy	-	Undead	1	0×15%	1	0×10%	Fire, Holy	Recovery	Toad, Conf

Spells: Available in Sealed Cave B1 – 1 shown

Summons are spells with differing effects based on class; hidden spells must be earned or purchased in hidden shops; item effects power items and cannot be learned; terrain effects are used by geomancers; special abilities are used only by monsters; summon effects are written as Summon: Effect; evoker effects are used at random, while summoner effects are always the same Name	The type of spell this is, which determines which jobs can cast it; terrain spells are the effects created by geomancers' terrain ability; 'item'-type spells are created by using items in battle; abilities are used only by monsters Type	The level of the spell, which determines which jobs can cast it and what level mp it takes to cast Level	The effect of damaging or healing spells is increased with a high power; characters add a bonus to the spell power of damaging spells based on intelligence for black magic or mind for white magic; healing spells do not get any bonus Power	The base accuracy of the spell; characters add a bonus to accuracy based on intelligence for black magic or mind for white magic Accuracy	The cost to buy this spell's tome in a shop Price	The amount of gil received when selling this spell in a shop Value	The targets that this spell can be used on; spells that target 'all' cannot be retargeted, and deal full damage to each target; spells that have a target of 'one/all' split their damage among all targets if used to target a group; both 'one/all' and 'one' target spells can be used against both enemies and allies, regardless of the default target Target	Any status ailments this spell inflicts on a successful casting Status	The elemental nature of this spell; targets that are weak to this element take double damage, while targets that resist this element take half damage; targets that absorb this element gain hit points equal to the usual damage dealt Element	The jobs which are capable of casting this spell; a character of any job can have any spell on their spell list, even if they cannot cast it Cast By
Cure	White	1	42	100%	100 gil	50 gil	One/All Enemies	-	Recovery	De, MK, Ra, RM, Sa, WM

Items: Found in Sealed Cave B1 – 1 shown

Rare items can only be found as treasure or won from monsters; unique items can only be found as treasure; key items are unique items that are important to the plot Name	Some items can only be used in combat, some can only be used in the field, and some can be used in either situation; key items cannot be used at all Type	The cost to buy this item in a shop Price	The amount of gil received when selling this item in a shop Value	The spell cast when this item is used in battle; using the item in this way consumes it Effect
Potion	Anywhere	150 gil	75 gil	Recovery

Castle Sasune Sealed Cave B2