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by Druf Tue Aug 24, 2010 1:48 pm
The original Final Fantasy had 6 characters each with their own class. They were: Warrior, Monk, Thief, Red Mage, White Mage, and Black Mage.
For those living under a rock here is what each one could do:
Warrior- A specialist in heavy weapons and armor who can withstand tremendous amounts of punishment by far the best tank of any game. Can become the Knight later in the game, who is able to use the most powerful weapons and some White Magic spells
Monk- A martial arts expert who is best left fighting empty-handed, but may also wield nunchaku, and the most basic of staves. Does tremendous amounts of damage in combat, but cannot wear heavy armor. Can become the Master later in the game which doesn't seem to do much...great character nonetheless
Thief- A considerably weaker Fighter with fewer weapons and armor skills but greater agility. This class can still do high damage thanks to its high hit count. Later in the game, the Thief can be upgraded to the Ninja class. Much better in the remakes, useless in the original.
White Mage- A specialist in White Magic. Not a good fighter. Becomes white wizard later.
Black Mage- A specialist in Black Magic, terrible psychical damage, somewhat better than white mage though, becomes white wizard
Red Mage -A little bit of everything character, able to use most but not all of both White and Black Magic, and possessing fighting abilities similar to but not quite as good as the Fighter. Becomes the Red Wizard later in the game. Gets worse as game goes on.
Gameplay- Like all final fantasy's 1-9 There is a world map which allows players to wander to where they want to go, over where they need to go. There is a turn based system with the ability to fight, cast, or flee. A player gains exp and gil (money) throughout the game.
Oddly enough there are no save points or phoenix downs. You must revive at a clinic (in most towns) and save in an inn, or tent like object on the world map.
Story:
(http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy)
For those living under a rock here is what each one could do:
Warrior- A specialist in heavy weapons and armor who can withstand tremendous amounts of punishment by far the best tank of any game. Can become the Knight later in the game, who is able to use the most powerful weapons and some White Magic spells
Monk- A martial arts expert who is best left fighting empty-handed, but may also wield nunchaku, and the most basic of staves. Does tremendous amounts of damage in combat, but cannot wear heavy armor. Can become the Master later in the game which doesn't seem to do much...great character nonetheless
Thief- A considerably weaker Fighter with fewer weapons and armor skills but greater agility. This class can still do high damage thanks to its high hit count. Later in the game, the Thief can be upgraded to the Ninja class. Much better in the remakes, useless in the original.
White Mage- A specialist in White Magic. Not a good fighter. Becomes white wizard later.
Black Mage- A specialist in Black Magic, terrible psychical damage, somewhat better than white mage though, becomes white wizard
Red Mage -A little bit of everything character, able to use most but not all of both White and Black Magic, and possessing fighting abilities similar to but not quite as good as the Fighter. Becomes the Red Wizard later in the game. Gets worse as game goes on.
Gameplay- Like all final fantasy's 1-9 There is a world map which allows players to wander to where they want to go, over where they need to go. There is a turn based system with the ability to fight, cast, or flee. A player gains exp and gil (money) throughout the game.
Oddly enough there are no save points or phoenix downs. You must revive at a clinic (in most towns) and save in an inn, or tent like object on the world map.
Story:
- Spoiler:
- Final Fantasy takes place in an no named fantasy world with three large continents. The world's elemental powers are determined by the state of four glowing crystals, each governing one of the four classical elements: earth, fire, water, and wind. In the two centuries prior to the start of the game, violent storms sunk a massive shrine that served as the center of an ocean-based civilization, and the water crystal went dark. Two centuries before that, a group of people known as the Lufenian, who used the wind crystal's power to craft giant aerial stations ("Flying Fortresses") and airships, watched their country decline as the wind crystal went dark. Eventually, the earth and fire crystals also went dark, plaguing the earth with raging wildfires and devastating the agricultural town of Melmond as the plains and vegetation decayed. Some time later, a sage called Lukahn tells of a prophecy that four Warriors of Light will come to save the world in a time of darkness.
The game begins with the appearance of the four youthful Warriors of Light, the story's protagonists. The Warriors of Light each carry a darkened crystal, one of each element. They arrive at Cornelia, a powerful kingdom that has just witnessed the kidnapping of its princess, Sarah, by a rogue knight named Garland who wants to conquer the kingdom. The Warriors of Light travel to the ruined Chaos Shrine in the corner of Cornelia, defeat Garland, and return Princess Sarah home. The grateful King of Cornelia builds a bridge that enables the Warriors of Light passage east of the country.
Traveling east, the Warriors of Light learn that a dark elf wizard named Astos has been terrorizing the area surrounding the southern continent's inland sea, Elfheim, stealing a crystal that the witch Matoya needs for sight, putting the prince of the elves into a coma, and stealing the crown of a minor western king. As they travel, they liberate the town of Pravoka from a band of pirates and acquire the pirates' ship for their own use. The Warriors of Light now have the ability to travel across the water, but remain trapped within the Aldean Sea, in the center of a large continent. A large rock blocks the only exit from the sea. There is a group of dwarves in Mount Duergar trying to remove the rock, but they find themselves unable to proceed without Nitro Powder. The Nitro Powder is contained in a locked room in Castle Cornelia, the only key to which is held by the sleeping elven prince. They retrieve the stolen crown, only to find that the minor king was actually Astos. After defeating Astos, the Warriors of Light recover Matoya's crystal and return it to the witch, who makes them a herb that will awaken the elven prince. The prince gives them the Mystic Key, with which they travel to Castle Cornelia and retrieve the Nitro Powder, which they then take to the dwarves to help them finish their canal. With the rock now cleared, the Warriors of Light proceed into the greater world.
Sailing to Melmond, the Warriors of Light seek out and destroy the Fiend of Earth, the Lich, who is responsible for the earth's rotting. The Warriors of Light then enter the volcano Mount Gulg and defeat the Fiend of Fire, Marilith ("Kary"), who was awakened two hundred years prematurely by the Lich's defeat. The Warriors then acquire an airship and visit the Cardia Islands to meet with the dragon king Bahamut who gives them the task of surviving the Citadel of Trials and getting proof of their deeds. When they return he gives them greater job classes, improvements of their original ones. The Warriors then defeat the Fiend of Water, the Kraken, in an underwater palace near Onrac, and Tiamat, the Fiend of Wind, in the Flying Fortress. The four Fiends defeated, and the crystals restored, the Warriors find that their quest is not yet over: The Fiends created an archdemon, Chaos, using the body of Garland, and sent him 2,000 years into the past. Following Chaos into the past, the Warriors discover that it was Chaos who had sent the four Fiends into the future, creating a time loop paradox.
The Warriors of Light, upon defeating Chaos, return to their own time, but having broken the time loop, the rest of the world are consigned to be completely unaware that the entire ordeal had taken place, though the Warriors themselves do not recall their adventure either
(http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy)
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