The LordLocke FAQ of Final Fantasy Legend II  V 2.0



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NEW IN V. 2.0!

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 THE BEST TEAM UPS section added

 Changed the boss to the Next-to-Last boss (forgot about the Mech...droid..

um....whatever it is.....)

Now on to the meat!



SETTING OUT

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 This section involves the 8 character types



Humans (Male and Female specimens):  Humans are the best fighters of the 

lot.  Humans gain HP and abilities the fastest, their weapon skills are

second-to-none, and can make equal use of both strength and speed weapons.

They do, however, have a weakness to magic, both in the inability to cast

it, and gain defences against it.  The female gains HP slower, but gets 

Speed faster than the male.  Both gain strength at the same rate. 



Mutants (Male and Female specimens): Mutants are the equivilant of mages.  

They start the game with a hit-all magical attack (blizzard for the male,

flame for the female), and gain mana quickly.  They also gain enough speed

to make use to any speed weapons you can find.  Their strength, however, 

is low compared to humans, and strength weapons are all but ruled out.

Give these guys a couple of spell books, and they're ready to rock.  They 

gain hp slowly, but their speed help them go first in combat.  The female 

gains speed faster than the male, while the male gets mana faster.



Robot:  This is the oddball of the bunch.  This guy dosn't level up like the 

humanoids, or change form like the monsters.  He gains hp and stats by 

"upgrading" him, or equiping him.  He is not restricted to just equip 1 

helmet or gauntlet, but as many as he can hold.  Try and keep him fully 

equipped, too.  He often has the highest defence of the team, and even if

he has less hp, put him in the front, as he will have about 5-10 more 

defence than the others.  His guns are just as good as magic, as most take

out a group at a time.  This guy can't handle a spell, however, so be ready 

to cure during bosses. 



Monsters: (Slime, Red D, and Imp):  The monster's starting class  dosn't 

matter much, but if you really care, the Slime is a fighter, the Red D is

an offensive mage, and the Imp puts the enemy to sleep.  Anyways, these 

guys eat meat to "level up", changing form.  If this form is for the better 

or for the worse, is unknown.  THese guys, while possible powerhouses, are

more often than not unable to dish out enough damage to get the job done.

Worse still, they can become weak, first world creatures at the worst

times.  





THE BEST TEAM UPS!

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2 Humans, 2 Mutants:  This team gives you 2 weapon fighters and 2 magical 

warriors.....between those too, plus the humans tendancy to strength and the 

mutants tendancy to speed, this covers all the bases.  However, this team 

eats gold like nothin' else.  Because the only re-charge ability is the 

mutants natural magic, you'll always be strapped for cash.



2 Humans, 1 Mutant, 1 Robot:  My favorite team, this group can do it all.  

The humans have high attack, the mutant has magic, and the robot can take 

out tons o' enemies with his guns....cheaper than the previous team, as all 

the robot's weapons "recharge."  Just be wary of enemies resistant to  

physical attack, as only the one mutant can do much more than attack. 



1 Human, 2 Mutants, 1 Robot:  Similar to the above team, just 2 mutants 

instead of 2 humans.  Treat accodingly.



1 Human, 1 Mutant, 1 robot, 1 monster:  This team gives a little of every-

thing.  Just be wary, as with 1 true spellcaster (the monster is just too 

random) this team may run into trouble later in the game....cheap as hell, 

though.



POWER UP!

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	"Leveling up" in this game is kind of strange, and quite a hassle.  

Instead of gaining a level after you earn so much exp, or after you defeat

so many enemies, you gain stats, hp, and magic randomly.  The only 

thing you have to do for each are shown below



HP: Be alive at the end of combat

Str: Hit one enemy with a strength weapon (Chances of gaining str better

if the blow kills the enemy)

Speed: Hit one enemy with a speed weapon (Chances of gaining speed better

if the blow kills the enemy)

Mana: Cast spells or hit one enemy with a psi weapon 

Spells/Strengths/Weaknesses:These are random, but casting spells increases

the chance of geting a spell, fighting helps develop a strength or 

weakness



	Even though you should spend some time leveling up as soon as you 

enter a new world, there are 4 spots especially important to level up:



First World: Level up after you finish the cave with Mr. S

Ashura's World: Level up after you find the hidden town and the tower

Apollo's World (The first one): Level up after seeing Apollo

Venus's world: Level up after you find the town of the Dirty Ones



Leveling up at these times and places increase your chances of being 

able to take on harder enemies, and keeps you from needing to run, which,

in turn, allows you to level up more.  Just keep leveling up at these times

until the enemies are drastically easy.



OVERWORLD TATICS

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	-Always find all the towns and important places early.  This will 

keep you from wasting money in towns on weaker items, let you know where to

go when it is time to find those Magi, and keeps you up to date on 

information from both towns and "dungeons"

	-If you find the overland enemies hard, then you need to level up.  

These guys are noticably easier than their dungeon-dwelling breathen.

	-No town is more than a moment away on any of the worlds, so 

don't run unless you'll die if you don't.

	-Do not use your strongest weapons on overworld enemies.  Quite often

a weaker weapon will suffice. (I've used long swords as late as Apollo's

second world)

	-When all else fails, just wander aimlessly.  You'll eventually find 

a town to heal yourself.



DUNGEON TATICS

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	-Don't be afraid to use magic, especially the temp. magic of the 

mutants.  When the spells rotate in, your uses refill as a bonus.

	-Always carry at least one cure book if you have a mutant.  

	-If you have a monster, try to make him into a creature that

can cast spells BEFORE entering the dungeon.

	-Never enter a dungeon if you are unsure of yourself. 

	-Always have the best equipment avaliable before entering a dungeon.

	(Excepton: You don't need the Giant gear before entering Ki's body,

	but it DOES help)

        -Never save when in the dungeon except when getting ready to face 

one of the gods.





THE GODS

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	While the regular enemies and sub-bosses are push-overs if you've

leveled up, the gods are always tough. Here's a rundown on how to beat them



Ashura:This is pretty easy, just make sure to have your strongest weapons

and armor are equipped.  Don't bother with magic, as quite often, weapons do

more damage



Venus: Now things heat up.  Venus is extreamly strong, and can stump for a

while.  Even though she has no weaknesses, she is strong against fire and 

ice.  Only thunder works, so give her a bad hair day if you have Thunder.

Otherwise, just attack with your strongest.  Whatever mutant has the highest

mana get the cure spell book.  If you have no mutants, than use LOTS of cures.

She also likes to confuse you, so be ready to counter that.



Apollo: This guy is amazingly a lot like Venus, except he knows Flame, and 

is vulnerable against ice, not thunder.  Make sure to keep the leader at 

good health, or else you'll need a new one real fast.



Odin:  Simple.  Pop quiz: In 6 turns, Odin will kill you.  If you kill him in

less than 6 turns, you fight the next-to final boss. WHAT DO YOU DO?  Really

 just attack.  Magic does little or nothing, so just pray you put in enough

 time with speed or strength



 The Next-To-Final Boss:  He is immune to magic, but BOY, can he dish it out.  

Try and keep everyone healthy.  A good tatic is to put 2 characters on heal 

duty, and the other 2 attack the guy.  If you can finish this one fast, than

 you will win.  Not too much more you can do against this guy :)  





The Final Boss:  Well, spells and physical attacks do about the same: 

VERY LITTLE!  Just start praying your leveling up puts you into an area 

where you can do a decent amount of damage  (My guys, 2 humans, 1 mutant, 

and a robot, all with maxed to nearly maxed out stats where it counts, 

looked similar to when they faced Venus. Terrible :) Curing is a must, as 2 

attacks will take out all but the toughest of your team.  Suprisingly, the 

Robot did the most damage with it's guns.......maybe that means.....oh well.

....despite what I just said...this is an easy battle.  You've come this far

...he has very few hp, making his high defence a counter to his low hp.  

If you can nail him hard, he'll be gone by the end of round 3.



THE FUTURE

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Well, how is this FAQ?  Is everything accurate?   Have any more questions?

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Corrections on my boss lists (I know I had to screw somthing up in there)

An Item list ( I'll have one soon, but it's good to know someone out there

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A meat chart: (What turns what into what? WHAT?)



THE FINAL WORD

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