The official Fantasia Saga strategy guide
Alright, so I've been wanting to make a guide for my game. This section will likely undergo a lot of changes so don't trust anything you see in here now =P. As of now Fantasia Saga (henceforth FS) is still in the making, so the information here will not be comprehensive. I'm not going to attempt to make this entire guide in one sitting, so I'm just going to post a little at a time until the guide is completed. Eventually I want to have separate topics dedicated to specific aspects of the game, like an in-depth FAQ that you find on GameFAQs (Such as a guide dedicated solely to the Monster system mechanics). For now I'm just going to pile all of the information onto this topic.
Introduction:
Hello, I am Jacob Kenyon a.k.a. JANK, the creator of Fantasia Saga (FS). This is my guide to the game. There will be some possible spoilers contained herein but I will mark them as such for those that don't want to see them. FS is, as you probably already know, a spin-off of Squaresoft's SaGa Frontier (henceforth SF, not to be confused with FS), so if you know a little about that game then you will automatically know a little about FS as well. The fundamental difference, of course, is that FS is an amateur game created with RPG Maker 1 software (and by a single developer), and SF is a professional game created by a team of some of history's finest game developing minds. Anyway, that's enough with the disclaimers. Let's get onto the guide!
Table of Contents
1. Terms used in the guide
2. General Tips and Tricks
3. Characters
4. Human Skills
5. Human Magic
6. Robots
7. Monsters
8. Items
9. Enemies
10.Sidequests
11.Walkthroughs
a) Art
b) Lily
c) R-JK2
d) Ozborne
e) Valerie
12.FAQs
13.Credits
1)Terms used within this guide:
FS = Fantasia Saga
SF = SaGa Frontier
LP = HP (Life Points)
STR = Base Strength
VIT = Base Defense
STA = Base LP Growth
INT = Base MP Growth
AGI = Agility (higher agility means higher turn priority and better chance to hit the enemy with physical attacks)
CON = Constitution (increases resistance to status effects)
LUCK = Luck (increases chance of "avoiding" physical attacks, i.e. the enemy will miss more often)
Magic Gift = The ability to purchase higher level magic spells of a particular magic type
Skill = S. ATK; in battle abilities that require LP to use instead of MP.
NW = New Work
2) General Tips and Tricks
Coming Soon!
3) Characters
There are 3 types of characters in FS; Humans, Robots, and Monsters. They each have a different style of development. Humans gain experience by leveling and gain skills and magic through a skill and magic shop system (see the Human Skills and Magic Skills sections for details). Robots must buy upgrades to become stronger (See the Robots section for details). Monsters absorb enemy monsters and change their form to become more powerful (Details in the Monsters section).
Skill class types and races:
Human types:
-Fighter (Counter Attack)
-Magic User (x2 Magic Damage)
-Treasure Hunter (Treasure Find Up)
-Angel (First Attack)
Robot type:
-Robot (Critical Hit Up)
Monster types:
-Slime (None)
-Insect (None)
-Aquatic (Treasure Find Up)
-Beast (Critical Hit Up)
-Bird (First Attack)
-Bloodsucker (LP Drain)
-Undead (Battle Heal)
-Demon (Counter Attack)
-Spirit (x2 Magic Damage)
-Dragon (+1 Attack)
List of playable Characters.
Characters with an * next to their names are main characters.
Characters with ** next to their names are only recruitable in certain of the main characters' stories. See below to find out who can recruit these characters.
All other characters are recruitable in all scenarios
1.Art*
2.Lily*
3.Ozborne* (**)
4.Valerie* (**)
5.R-JK2*
6.Steam Bot
7.Slime
8.Zenobob
9.Galamoth
10.Wrestler
11.Steve
12.Melee
13.Dark**
14.Mordock**
15.Sybil
**: Ozborne and Valerie are only available as main characters. They cannot be recruited by other characters. Mordock is available to all main characters except for Ozborne. Dark is only available in Lily's scenario.
An in depth look at the characters
Art:
Human, Male
Recruited: in front of Mine Cave.
Skill Class Type: Treasure Hunter
Skill Specialties: Bow, and Mind
Innate Magic: None
Weapons: Bows and Guns
2 Hands: No
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv10):
STR 5
VIT 2
STA 9
INT 3
AGI 3
LUCK 2
CON 2
Comments: Art is the only bow user in the game. Use him if you're tired of Swords and Guns.
Lily
Human, Female
Recruited: at Wong School
Skill Class Type: Fighter
Skill Specialties: Fist and Mind
Innate Magic: Cure
Weapons: None
2 Hands: No
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv6):
STR 4
VIT 1
STA 8
INT 5
AGI 3
LUCK 2
CON 2
Comments: Lily is actually one of the more useful characters in the game, simply because she has the innate gift for Cure magic. She gets a good amount of MP for a fighter type character. The downside is that she's a fist user, which means that her normal attacks won't hold a candle to the sword and gun users by the end of the game. If you're going for a powerful late game character then Lily probably isn't the best choice.
Ozborne
Human, Male
Recruit: N/A
Skill Class Type: Magic User
Skill Specialties: Mind
Innate Magic: Mirage
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: No
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv12):
STR 2
VIT 1
STA 8
INT 9
AGI 2
LUCK 3
CON 3
Comments: Well if you've got Ozborne in your party, then you're playing as him because he can't be recruited. As a main character he is very powerful, but he has the most difficult scenario. He is exactly like Mordock.
Valerie
Angel, Female
Recruit: N/A
Skill Class Type: Angel
Skill Specialties: Sword
Innate Magic: Cure
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: Yes
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv25):
STR 5
VIT 1
STA 9
INT 11
AGI 4
LUCK 1
CON 3
Comments: Like Ozborne, Valerie isn't recruitable. Unlike Ozborne however, her scenario is the easiest of the bunch. She is the only character in the game that can get the "Heal All" spell, and she starts with it. She also has a massive amount of MP so she can use it. You probably won't see a Game Over screen with her unless you try to take on Galamoth at the beginning of the game.
R-JK2
Robot
Recruited: at Trash Bar
Skill Class Type: Robot
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: Yes
Starting Stats:
LP 130
MP 40
Attack 65
Defend 30
AGI 25
LUCK 10
CON 9999
Comments: R-JK2 is a very good character. He is super versatile and he can equip two weapons! Being a robot though, he will probably suck all of the money out of your pocket since robots need to buy their upgrades.
Steam Bot
Robot
Recruited at: the Factory in NW. You must have R-JK2 in your active party to recruit Steam Bot.
Skill Class Type: Robot
Weapons: Guns
2 Hands: No
Starting Stats:
LP 150
MP 20
Attack 50
Defend 35
AGI 15
LUCK 5
CON 9999
Comments: Steam Bot is there if you want a second robot in your party. He's not nearly as good as R-JK2 but he is no pushover either.
Slime
Monster
Recruited: in the left room of Gallant Castle in West World.
Skill Class Type: Slime
Starting Stats:
LP 55
MP 15
Attack 45
Defend 10
AGI 20
LUCK 0
CON 0
Comments: Slime starts with ridiculously low stats. but that doesn't even really matter. Why? Because he's a monster of course! Monsters are meant to adopt new stats easily. Just absorb any monster and you can say goodbye to Slime's crappy starting stats.
Zenobob
Monster
Recruited: in Swampland. You must talk to the alien looking guy in Magic Village first.
Skill Class Type: Beast (Goblin King)
Starting Stats:
LP 110
MP 50
Attack 75
Defend 20
AGI 30
LUCK 15
CON 20
Comments: Zenobob, like Slime, is a monster! This means that his starting stats don't really matter, unless you want to keep his first form. He will get outclassed very quickly though unless you morph him.
Galamoth
Monster
Recruited: at Monster Island. You have to beat him first.
Skill Class Type: Dragon (Black)
Starting Stats:
LP 430
MP 200
Attack 360
Defend 110
AGI 100
LUCK 150
CON 500
Comments: Galamoth is also technically a monster, but he doesn't have the ability to absorb other monsters. Why would you want to anyway!? Look at his stats! He's a beast, and no I don't mean the "Beast" monster type either. Nuff said.
Wrestler
Human, Male
Recruited: in the casino in NW.
Skill Class Type: Fighter
Skill Specialties: Fist
Innate Magic: None
Weapons: None
2 Hands: No
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv9):
STR 6
VIT 2
STA 10
INT 0
AGI 1
LUCK 2
CON 2
Comments: Wrestler is well, a different kind of character. He has the highest LP growth of all the characters but he can't use magic at all and he has very low agility. I'll leave it to you to decide whether or not it's worth it to use him. He's also a fist user, which means no weapons for him.
Steve
Human, Male
Recruited: at Headquarters in NW. For most characters you need to finish the quest for Ice magic before he will permanently join you.
Skill Class Type: Treasure Hunter
Skill Specialties: Sword, Gun, and Mind
Innate Magic: None
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: Yes
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv12):
STR 4
VIT 2
STA 9
INT 2
AGI 1
LUCK 1
CON 2
Comments: Steve is one of the few characters that can equip two weapons. In fact he starts out with two weapons equipped. He's also the most versatile human character. He can use Gun AND Sword skills. The downside is his low agility.
Melee
Human, Female
Recruited: in Gallant Castle. After you accept the Fire quest in Magic Village go to the throne room and Melee will accompany you to the Fire Shrine. She's all yours now. You don't even have to complete the quest.
Skill Class Type: Fighter
Skill Specialties: Sword
Innate Magic: None
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: Yes
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv15):
STR 6
VIT 1
STA 8
INT 1
AGI 3
LUCK 3
CON 2
Comments: Melee is a real powerhouse. She can equip two weapons and she has some nice AGI and LUCK to boot! In some ways she's better than Steve, but she has very low MP growth. She starts out with a nice sword skill (Ray Sword).
Dark
Human, Male
Recruit: Talk to him a couple of times in the stairway before you go down to the last Hood base. Only Lily can get Dark.
Skill Class Type: Fighter
Skill Specialties: Sword, and Mind
Innate Magic: Status
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: Yes
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv27):
STR 4
VIT 1
STA 8
INT 4
AGI 3
LUCK 3
CON 2
Comment: You won't get to use Dark very much. The only time you can recruit him is towards the end of Lily's scenario. However, he is a very good character. He starts out at a high level, so even if you've been training you should be able to just add him to your party. The best thing is that he starts out with Slash Fest. The bad thing about him is that he can't learn any new magic.
Mordock
Human, Male
Recruited: at Magic Village. He's standing right in the front. You can't miss him.
Skill Class Type: Magic User
Skill Specialties: Mind
Innate Magic: Mirage
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: No
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv12):
STR 2
VIT 1
STA 8
INT 9
AGI 2
LUCK 3
CON 3
Comments: Mordock is the cheat character. Seriously! It's called Magic Shield; try it some time. The only thing that's bad about Mordock is that he's not much of a physical attacker, but who cares!? You'll probably be casting spells with him every turn, so you will need to keep a few MP Potions on hand if you're going to use him.
Sybil
Human, Female
Recruited: at Merlin in West World. She is standing right at the front of the town.
Skill Class Type: Magic User
Skill Specialties:Gun and Mind
Innate Magic: Cure
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: No
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv1):
STR 2
VIT 1
STA 7
INT 7
AGI 2
LUCK 0
CON 3
Comments: Sybil is the only other "Magic User" type character that you can recruit besides Mordock. What does this mean? It means she rocks with magic. She starts off with the Gift for Cure magic which is always an awesome thing. She actually has an advantage over Mordock in that she can use Gun skills too! Obviously though, her stats are not up to par with Mordock, and she starts off at LV1. It doesn't take long to level her. Just make sure that you don't try to fight a tough boss before leveling her!
4) Human Skills
In order for Human characters to learn skills they must purchase them with Skill Orbs at the Skill Shop in New Work. Your main character will learn skills automatically when you defeat certain story bosses, but you can still teach them with Skill Orbs if you want to. There are 3 types of Skill Orbs; "Skill Orb A", "Skill Orb B", and "Skill Orb C". Skill Orbs are dropped at random by certain monsters. The type of Orb you get is correlated with how strong the monster is, with A being the weakest and C being the strongest. Some skills require a combination of Skill Orbs to learn.
Skills are broken down into weapon based categories. There are five types of human skill specialties; Sword, Gun, Fist, Bow, and Mind. Certain characters specialize in certain of these categories. Here is the list of skills by specialty type and the Orb(s) that are required to learn these skills:
Sword:
Users: Steve, Dark, Melee, and Valerie
Wind Slash
Orb: B
Effect: 80 damage-single
LP Usage: 20
Ray Sword
Orbs: B+A
Effect: 80 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Blood Cut
Orb: C
Effect: 115 damage-single
LP Usage: 25
Slash Fest
Orbs: C+B+A
Effect: 100 damage-all
LP Usage: 0
Burst Strike
Orbs: C+B+A
Effect: 170 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Gun:
Users: Steve and Sybil
Stun Gun
Orb: A
Effect: Paralyze-single
LP Usage: 0
Beam Cannon
Orb: A
Effect: 50 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Bolt Shot
Orbs: C+A
Effect: 70 damage-all
LP Usage: 0
Mega Beam
Orbs: C+B
Effect: 100 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Aftershock
Orbs: C+B+A
Effect: 230 damage-single
LP Usage: 80
Fist :
Users: Lily and Wrestler
Flying Kick
Orb: A
Effect: 25 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Tiger Fang
Orb: A
Effect: 35 damage-all
LP Usage: 10
Lion Kick
Orbs: B+A
Effect: 65 damage-single
LP Usage: 10
Fury Knee
Orb: B
Effect: 60 damage-single
LP Usage: 10
Wave Fist
Orbs: C+A
Effect: 100 damage-single
LP Usage: 15
Eagle Strike
Orbs: C+B
Effect: 140 damage-single
LP Usage: 35
Dragon Fist
Orb: *
Effect: 400 damage-single
LP Usage: 99
* = this cannot be learned through the Skill Shop. It is a story skill.
Bow:
User: Art
Multi Arrow
Orb: N/A (Art knows this by default)
Effect: 25 damage-all
LP Usage: 0
B.Rang Arrow
Orb: B
Effect: 55 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Arrow Flurry
Orb: C
Effect: 105 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Ki Arrow
Orbs: C+B+A
Effect: 150 damage-single
LP Usage: 30
Mind:
Users: Art, Steve, Dark, Mordock, Ozborne, Lily, and Sybil
Iron Will
Orb: A
Effect: Increase defense by 20-single
LP Usage: 0
Mind Cleanse
Orb: A
Effect: Cure Poison-single
LP Usage: 0
Mind Heal
Orb: B
Effect: Recover 70LP-single
LP Usage: 0
Mind Purify
Orbs: B+A
Effect: Recover Status-single
LP Usage: 0
Enrage
Orbs: C+B+A
Effect: Increase Attack by 99-single
LP Usage: 99
5) Human Magic
Magic is obtained similarly to skills, in that you purchase them with Magic Orbs at the magic shops in Magic Village. Also, as with the Skill Orbs, there are 3 types of Magic Orbs; A, B, and C. "Magic Orb A"s are dropped by low tier monsters, "B" by mid-tier, and "C" by high tier monsters. However, unlike skills, you are limited in the kinds of spells that you can learn from the beginning of the game. This brings us to the next point about magic, gaining the Gift.
Magic is broken up into types or classes much like skills. The different types are: Fire, Ice, Lightning, Cure, Status, Destruction, and Mirage magic (technically there's Monster magic too but that is a different thing altogether). You may purchase the basic spells for Fire, Ice, Lightning, Cure, and Status magic with "Magic Orb A"s at any time, but in order to learn more powerful spells you must gain the Gift for each type of magic individually. For example: If you get the Gift for Ice magic you can purchase any of the Ice spells, but you still need to get the Gift for Fire magic if you want to purchase higher level Fire spells as well.
Some characters (see character section) have an innate gift for a particular type of magic. This means that they will learn spells of that magic type automatically from leveling.
Mirage magic cannot be purchased with magic orbs; it can only be learned by Ozborne and Mordock who have the innate Gift for Mirage magic.
Destruction magic is considered to be the ultimate magic in FS. In order to get even the basic spells of Destruction magic, you will need to gain the gift for all other types of magic first (excluding Mirage)! This means that you must gain the Gift for Fire, Ice, Lightning, Cure, and Status magic before you can even take on the quest to get the Gift of Destruction magic.
The walkthroughs for each of the magic quests are in the Sidequests section.
Here's the list of magic types and the individual spells in each category with their Orb requirements and effects. All humans except Wrestler can use magic. Dark cannot be taught magic from the magic shops, but he does possess the innate Gift for Status magic.
* = This spell can only be learned by users with the "Magic User" skill class, namely Ozborne, Mordock, and Sybil.
Fire:
Fire
Orb: A
Effect: 50 damage-single
MP Usage: 5
Fire 2
Orb: B
Effect: 90 damage-single
MP Usage: 14
Fire 3
Orb: C
Effect: 140 damage-single
MP Usage: 21
Firestorm*
Orb: C
Effect: 145 damage-all
MP Usage: 36
Ice:
Ice
Orb: A
Effect: 55 damage-single
MP Usage: 6
Ice 2
Orb: B
Effect: 85 damage-single
MP Usage: 13
Ice 3
Orb: C
Effect: 135 damage-single
MP Usage: 20
Blizzard*
Orb: C
Effect: 140 damage-all
MP Usage: 34
Lightning:
Lightning
Orb: A
Effect: 45 damage-all
MP Usage: 10
Lightning 2
Orb: B
Effect: 75 damage-all
MP Usage: 16
Lightning 3
Orb: C
Effect: 100 damage-all
MP Usage: 25
Bolt X*
Orb: C
Effect: 165 damage-single
MP Usage: 32
Cure:
Heal
Orb: A
Effect: Recover 100 LP-single
MP Usage: 6
Cure Poison
Orb: A
Effect: Cure's Poison(duh!)-single
MP Usage: 4
Revive
Orb: B
Effect: Revive-single
MP Usage: 10
Cure Status
Orb: B
Effect: Removes all negative status effects-single
MP Usage: 13
Mega Heal
Orb: B
Effect: Recover 300 LP-single
MP Usage: 15
Heaven Beam*
Orb: C
Effect: 120 damage-single
MP Usage: 20
Heal All**
Orb: N/A
Effect: Recover 150 LP-all
MP Usage: 30
** = Only Valerie can get this spell. She has the spell learned by default.
Status:
Charm
Orb: A
Effect: Confuse-single
MP Usage: 7
Stone Gaze
Orb: A
Effect: Petrify-single
MP Usage: 10
Death Gaze
Orb: B
Effect: Death-single
MP Usage: 12
Lullaby
Orb: B
Effect: Sleep-all
MP Usage: 9
Ultrasonic
Orb: B
Effect: Silence-all
MP Usage: 11
Poison Cloud
Orb: B
Effect: Poison-all
MP Usage: 13
Mind Bend*
Orb: C
Effect: Confuse-all
MP Usage: 16
Mirage:
Note: Mirage magic cannot be learned from magic shops
Note***: Since only Ozborne and Mordock can use Mirage magic I will list the specific levels that they gain each spell (it's the same for both of them. They are identical in every way).
Mirage Blast
Effect: 70 damage-single
MP Usage: 10
LV: Start with
Slow Sands
Effect: Decrease AGI by 40-single
MP Usage: 6
LV: Start with
Dispel
Effect: Cancels ALL buffs (like Attack Up), both positive and negative-all
Note: This is the only spell that affects both your party and the enemy party
MP Usage: 5
LV: 13
Mirage Wind
Effect: 100 damage-all
MP Usage: 25
LV: 15
Magic Shield
Effect: 50% resistance to any kind of magic (not including healing)-single
MP Usage: 10
LV: 18
Destruction:
Under construction!
6) Robots
There are 2 playable robot characters in FS, R-JK2 and Steam Bot. Robots differ from humans in some fundamental ways. First off, they don't gain any experience from fighting. Instead they must purchase their upgrades at the Factory in NW to get stronger. Robots can be your strongest party members if you put the investment into them, but it will cost you (literally). Robots have the advantage of being immune to status effects as well. However, they have a relatively low maximum potential compared to humans.
The Factory in NW is a place that you will be visiting pretty often if you're using a robot in your party. This is where all your robot business will be conducted. First of all you can purchase Steam Bot here for 250G if you have R-JK2 in your active party. The game does not keep track of your G in most cases (such as Inns), and this purchase is no exception. You can actually get Steam Bot for free if you don't have any money, otherwise it'll cost you 250G.
R-JK2 and Steam Bot have some differences as well. R-JK2 is much more versatile because he can change body types (after you purchase them). Other than that, both robots pretty much use the same method of upgrading. There are 3 categories of robot parts; Frame Upgrades, Parts, and Equipables.
Frame Upgrades
There are actually 2 sub-categories in the frame upgrade section; Body Types (R-JK2 only) and Tune Ups. You can purchase a tune-up kit for either R-JK2 or Steam Bot. After purchasing it, talk to the assistant again (the guy you buy the parts from) and he'll install it for you. The Tune Up is essentially a level up for a robot. There are only 2 kinds of tune-ups; J-Tune Up* and S-Tune Up* (the * indicates that this item can be purchased more than once). J is for R-JK2 and S is for Steam Bot. You just purchase the same item to level up more than once, however there is a maximum limit. Both R-JK2 and Steam Bot can only be tuned up (upgraded) a total of 3 times, with LV4 being the maximum level. Here is the list of Tune Ups and what they do for your robot:
J-Tune Up* (R-JK2 only):
Cost: 2000G
LP+40
MP+10
Att+20
Def+15
AGI+10
LUCK+10
S-Tune Up* (Steam Bot only):
Cost: 2000G
LP+40
MP+10
Att+25
Def+15
AGI+10
LUCK+10
Body types also must be purchased. Once you purchase a new body type you can change between any of the ones you own whenever you want. If you want to go back to R-JK2's original body just talk to the Owner of the factory. Here's the list of body types and their base LV1 stats (with no upgrades) including his original body for reference:
Original Body:
LP: 130
MP: 40
STR: 65
VIT: 30
AGI: 25
LUCK: 10
Steam Body (same stats. as Steam Bot):
Cost: 0G
LP: 150
MP: 20
STR: 50
VIT: 35
AGI: 15
LUCK: 5
Tron Body:
Cost: 2500G
LP: 120
MP: 80
STR: 40
VIT: 15
AGI: 30
LUCK: 20
Ninja Body:
Cost: 2500G
LP: 140
MP: 50
STR: 80
VIT: 25
AGI: 65
LUCK: 40
Knight Body:
Cost: 2500G
LP: 160
MP: 30
STR: 85
VIT: 30
AGI: 40
LUCK: 30
Parts:
There are also 2 sub-categories of parts, but there are both purchased in the same shop screen; Programs, and Chips. Programs are spells or skills, and chips are one time only stat. increases. If you buy more than one of any part for each robot, you will be wasting your money. Here's the list:
Luck Chip:
Cost: 1000G
Boost: +30 LUCK (one time only)
MP Chip:
Cost: 500G
Boost: +30MP (one time only)
Speed Chip:
Cost: 1000G
Boost: +30 AGI (one time only)
Beam Program:
Cost: 500G
Skill: Beam Cannon (same as human gun skill)
Effect: 50 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Boost Program:
Cost: 800G
Magic: Boost Program
Effect: Increase Attack by 60-single
MP Usage: 20
Shock Program:
Cost: 1000G
Skill: Shock Program
Effect: Paralyze-all
LP Usage: 0
Heal Program:
Cost: 2500G
Magic: Heal Program
Effect: Restores 50LP-All
MP Usage: 5
Nuke Program:
Cost: 4500
Magic: Nuke Program
Effect: 500 damage-all
MP Usage: 50
Equipables:
All equipment sold in the factory are for robots only unless otherwise indicated.
S-Claw Hand (Steam Bot only):
Cost: 650G
Attack: 20
Fire-All Gun:
Cost: 1300G
Attack: 10
Other: Attacks all enemies
J-Blade (R-JK2 only):
Cost: 1750G
Attack: 38
Laser Beam:
Cost: 8000G
Attack: 100
Head Armor:
Cost: 1000G
Defend: 10 (Helmet)
R-Suit:
Cost: 2300G
Defend: 30 (Body Armor)
Booster:
Cost: 1000G
Other: Accessory-AGI+20
High-Tech GR (All characters can equip this):
Cost: 10,000
Other: Accessory-Defence+80
List of programs downloadable by enemies:
Under Construction.
7) Monsters
Coming Soon!
8) Items
Coming Soon!
9) Enemies
Coming Soon!
10) Sidequests
Coming Soon!
11) Walkthroughs
Coming Soon!
12) FAQs
Coming Soon!
13) Credits
Thanks to the RPG Maker Pavilion for the webspace.
Thanks to the RPG Maker Magazine for the webspace.
Thanks to Enterbrain for making RPG Maker
Thanks to Agetec for localizing RPG Maker
Thanks to Squaresoft for making SaGa Frontier
Thanks to other games out there made with RPG Maker for setting a standard for me.
Thanks to you for reading the guide!
Thanks to you for playing the game!
Found an error? Let me know!
Have a question? Don't hesitate to ask!
Introduction:
Hello, I am Jacob Kenyon a.k.a. JANK, the creator of Fantasia Saga (FS). This is my guide to the game. There will be some possible spoilers contained herein but I will mark them as such for those that don't want to see them. FS is, as you probably already know, a spin-off of Squaresoft's SaGa Frontier (henceforth SF, not to be confused with FS), so if you know a little about that game then you will automatically know a little about FS as well. The fundamental difference, of course, is that FS is an amateur game created with RPG Maker 1 software (and by a single developer), and SF is a professional game created by a team of some of history's finest game developing minds. Anyway, that's enough with the disclaimers. Let's get onto the guide!
Table of Contents
1. Terms used in the guide
2. General Tips and Tricks
3. Characters
4. Human Skills
5. Human Magic
6. Robots
7. Monsters
8. Items
9. Enemies
10.Sidequests
11.Walkthroughs
a) Art
b) Lily
c) R-JK2
d) Ozborne
e) Valerie
12.FAQs
13.Credits
1)Terms used within this guide:
FS = Fantasia Saga
SF = SaGa Frontier
LP = HP (Life Points)
STR = Base Strength
VIT = Base Defense
STA = Base LP Growth
INT = Base MP Growth
AGI = Agility (higher agility means higher turn priority and better chance to hit the enemy with physical attacks)
CON = Constitution (increases resistance to status effects)
LUCK = Luck (increases chance of "avoiding" physical attacks, i.e. the enemy will miss more often)
Magic Gift = The ability to purchase higher level magic spells of a particular magic type
Skill = S. ATK; in battle abilities that require LP to use instead of MP.
NW = New Work
2) General Tips and Tricks
Coming Soon!
3) Characters
There are 3 types of characters in FS; Humans, Robots, and Monsters. They each have a different style of development. Humans gain experience by leveling and gain skills and magic through a skill and magic shop system (see the Human Skills and Magic Skills sections for details). Robots must buy upgrades to become stronger (See the Robots section for details). Monsters absorb enemy monsters and change their form to become more powerful (Details in the Monsters section).
Skill class types and races:
Human types:
-Fighter (Counter Attack)
-Magic User (x2 Magic Damage)
-Treasure Hunter (Treasure Find Up)
-Angel (First Attack)
Robot type:
-Robot (Critical Hit Up)
Monster types:
-Slime (None)
-Insect (None)
-Aquatic (Treasure Find Up)
-Beast (Critical Hit Up)
-Bird (First Attack)
-Bloodsucker (LP Drain)
-Undead (Battle Heal)
-Demon (Counter Attack)
-Spirit (x2 Magic Damage)
-Dragon (+1 Attack)
List of playable Characters.
Characters with an * next to their names are main characters.
Characters with ** next to their names are only recruitable in certain of the main characters' stories. See below to find out who can recruit these characters.
All other characters are recruitable in all scenarios
1.Art*
2.Lily*
3.Ozborne* (**)
4.Valerie* (**)
5.R-JK2*
6.Steam Bot
7.Slime
8.Zenobob
9.Galamoth
10.Wrestler
11.Steve
12.Melee
13.Dark**
14.Mordock**
15.Sybil
**: Ozborne and Valerie are only available as main characters. They cannot be recruited by other characters. Mordock is available to all main characters except for Ozborne. Dark is only available in Lily's scenario.
An in depth look at the characters
Art:
Human, Male
Recruited: in front of Mine Cave.
Skill Class Type: Treasure Hunter
Skill Specialties: Bow, and Mind
Innate Magic: None
Weapons: Bows and Guns
2 Hands: No
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv10):
STR 5
VIT 2
STA 9
INT 3
AGI 3
LUCK 2
CON 2
Comments: Art is the only bow user in the game. Use him if you're tired of Swords and Guns.
Lily
Human, Female
Recruited: at Wong School
Skill Class Type: Fighter
Skill Specialties: Fist and Mind
Innate Magic: Cure
Weapons: None
2 Hands: No
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv6):
STR 4
VIT 1
STA 8
INT 5
AGI 3
LUCK 2
CON 2
Comments: Lily is actually one of the more useful characters in the game, simply because she has the innate gift for Cure magic. She gets a good amount of MP for a fighter type character. The downside is that she's a fist user, which means that her normal attacks won't hold a candle to the sword and gun users by the end of the game. If you're going for a powerful late game character then Lily probably isn't the best choice.
Ozborne
Human, Male
Recruit: N/A
Skill Class Type: Magic User
Skill Specialties: Mind
Innate Magic: Mirage
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: No
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv12):
STR 2
VIT 1
STA 8
INT 9
AGI 2
LUCK 3
CON 3
Comments: Well if you've got Ozborne in your party, then you're playing as him because he can't be recruited. As a main character he is very powerful, but he has the most difficult scenario. He is exactly like Mordock.
Valerie
Angel, Female
Recruit: N/A
Skill Class Type: Angel
Skill Specialties: Sword
Innate Magic: Cure
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: Yes
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv25):
STR 5
VIT 1
STA 9
INT 11
AGI 4
LUCK 1
CON 3
Comments: Like Ozborne, Valerie isn't recruitable. Unlike Ozborne however, her scenario is the easiest of the bunch. She is the only character in the game that can get the "Heal All" spell, and she starts with it. She also has a massive amount of MP so she can use it. You probably won't see a Game Over screen with her unless you try to take on Galamoth at the beginning of the game.
R-JK2
Robot
Recruited: at Trash Bar
Skill Class Type: Robot
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: Yes
Starting Stats:
LP 130
MP 40
Attack 65
Defend 30
AGI 25
LUCK 10
CON 9999
Comments: R-JK2 is a very good character. He is super versatile and he can equip two weapons! Being a robot though, he will probably suck all of the money out of your pocket since robots need to buy their upgrades.
Steam Bot
Robot
Recruited at: the Factory in NW. You must have R-JK2 in your active party to recruit Steam Bot.
Skill Class Type: Robot
Weapons: Guns
2 Hands: No
Starting Stats:
LP 150
MP 20
Attack 50
Defend 35
AGI 15
LUCK 5
CON 9999
Comments: Steam Bot is there if you want a second robot in your party. He's not nearly as good as R-JK2 but he is no pushover either.
Slime
Monster
Recruited: in the left room of Gallant Castle in West World.
Skill Class Type: Slime
Starting Stats:
LP 55
MP 15
Attack 45
Defend 10
AGI 20
LUCK 0
CON 0
Comments: Slime starts with ridiculously low stats. but that doesn't even really matter. Why? Because he's a monster of course! Monsters are meant to adopt new stats easily. Just absorb any monster and you can say goodbye to Slime's crappy starting stats.
Zenobob
Monster
Recruited: in Swampland. You must talk to the alien looking guy in Magic Village first.
Skill Class Type: Beast (Goblin King)
Starting Stats:
LP 110
MP 50
Attack 75
Defend 20
AGI 30
LUCK 15
CON 20
Comments: Zenobob, like Slime, is a monster! This means that his starting stats don't really matter, unless you want to keep his first form. He will get outclassed very quickly though unless you morph him.
Galamoth
Monster
Recruited: at Monster Island. You have to beat him first.
Skill Class Type: Dragon (Black)
Starting Stats:
LP 430
MP 200
Attack 360
Defend 110
AGI 100
LUCK 150
CON 500
Comments: Galamoth is also technically a monster, but he doesn't have the ability to absorb other monsters. Why would you want to anyway!? Look at his stats! He's a beast, and no I don't mean the "Beast" monster type either. Nuff said.
Wrestler
Human, Male
Recruited: in the casino in NW.
Skill Class Type: Fighter
Skill Specialties: Fist
Innate Magic: None
Weapons: None
2 Hands: No
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv9):
STR 6
VIT 2
STA 10
INT 0
AGI 1
LUCK 2
CON 2
Comments: Wrestler is well, a different kind of character. He has the highest LP growth of all the characters but he can't use magic at all and he has very low agility. I'll leave it to you to decide whether or not it's worth it to use him. He's also a fist user, which means no weapons for him.
Steve
Human, Male
Recruited: at Headquarters in NW. For most characters you need to finish the quest for Ice magic before he will permanently join you.
Skill Class Type: Treasure Hunter
Skill Specialties: Sword, Gun, and Mind
Innate Magic: None
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: Yes
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv12):
STR 4
VIT 2
STA 9
INT 2
AGI 1
LUCK 1
CON 2
Comments: Steve is one of the few characters that can equip two weapons. In fact he starts out with two weapons equipped. He's also the most versatile human character. He can use Gun AND Sword skills. The downside is his low agility.
Melee
Human, Female
Recruited: in Gallant Castle. After you accept the Fire quest in Magic Village go to the throne room and Melee will accompany you to the Fire Shrine. She's all yours now. You don't even have to complete the quest.
Skill Class Type: Fighter
Skill Specialties: Sword
Innate Magic: None
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: Yes
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv15):
STR 6
VIT 1
STA 8
INT 1
AGI 3
LUCK 3
CON 2
Comments: Melee is a real powerhouse. She can equip two weapons and she has some nice AGI and LUCK to boot! In some ways she's better than Steve, but she has very low MP growth. She starts out with a nice sword skill (Ray Sword).
Dark
Human, Male
Recruit: Talk to him a couple of times in the stairway before you go down to the last Hood base. Only Lily can get Dark.
Skill Class Type: Fighter
Skill Specialties: Sword, and Mind
Innate Magic: Status
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: Yes
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv27):
STR 4
VIT 1
STA 8
INT 4
AGI 3
LUCK 3
CON 2
Comment: You won't get to use Dark very much. The only time you can recruit him is towards the end of Lily's scenario. However, he is a very good character. He starts out at a high level, so even if you've been training you should be able to just add him to your party. The best thing is that he starts out with Slash Fest. The bad thing about him is that he can't learn any new magic.
Mordock
Human, Male
Recruited: at Magic Village. He's standing right in the front. You can't miss him.
Skill Class Type: Magic User
Skill Specialties: Mind
Innate Magic: Mirage
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: No
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv12):
STR 2
VIT 1
STA 8
INT 9
AGI 2
LUCK 3
CON 3
Comments: Mordock is the cheat character. Seriously! It's called Magic Shield; try it some time. The only thing that's bad about Mordock is that he's not much of a physical attacker, but who cares!? You'll probably be casting spells with him every turn, so you will need to keep a few MP Potions on hand if you're going to use him.
Sybil
Human, Female
Recruited: at Merlin in West World. She is standing right at the front of the town.
Skill Class Type: Magic User
Skill Specialties:Gun and Mind
Innate Magic: Cure
Weapons: Swords and Guns
2 Hands: No
Stat Growth (Starts at Lv1):
STR 2
VIT 1
STA 7
INT 7
AGI 2
LUCK 0
CON 3
Comments: Sybil is the only other "Magic User" type character that you can recruit besides Mordock. What does this mean? It means she rocks with magic. She starts off with the Gift for Cure magic which is always an awesome thing. She actually has an advantage over Mordock in that she can use Gun skills too! Obviously though, her stats are not up to par with Mordock, and she starts off at LV1. It doesn't take long to level her. Just make sure that you don't try to fight a tough boss before leveling her!
4) Human Skills
In order for Human characters to learn skills they must purchase them with Skill Orbs at the Skill Shop in New Work. Your main character will learn skills automatically when you defeat certain story bosses, but you can still teach them with Skill Orbs if you want to. There are 3 types of Skill Orbs; "Skill Orb A", "Skill Orb B", and "Skill Orb C". Skill Orbs are dropped at random by certain monsters. The type of Orb you get is correlated with how strong the monster is, with A being the weakest and C being the strongest. Some skills require a combination of Skill Orbs to learn.
Skills are broken down into weapon based categories. There are five types of human skill specialties; Sword, Gun, Fist, Bow, and Mind. Certain characters specialize in certain of these categories. Here is the list of skills by specialty type and the Orb(s) that are required to learn these skills:
Sword:
Users: Steve, Dark, Melee, and Valerie
Wind Slash
Orb: B
Effect: 80 damage-single
LP Usage: 20
Ray Sword
Orbs: B+A
Effect: 80 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Blood Cut
Orb: C
Effect: 115 damage-single
LP Usage: 25
Slash Fest
Orbs: C+B+A
Effect: 100 damage-all
LP Usage: 0
Burst Strike
Orbs: C+B+A
Effect: 170 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Gun:
Users: Steve and Sybil
Stun Gun
Orb: A
Effect: Paralyze-single
LP Usage: 0
Beam Cannon
Orb: A
Effect: 50 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Bolt Shot
Orbs: C+A
Effect: 70 damage-all
LP Usage: 0
Mega Beam
Orbs: C+B
Effect: 100 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Aftershock
Orbs: C+B+A
Effect: 230 damage-single
LP Usage: 80
Fist :
Users: Lily and Wrestler
Flying Kick
Orb: A
Effect: 25 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Tiger Fang
Orb: A
Effect: 35 damage-all
LP Usage: 10
Lion Kick
Orbs: B+A
Effect: 65 damage-single
LP Usage: 10
Fury Knee
Orb: B
Effect: 60 damage-single
LP Usage: 10
Wave Fist
Orbs: C+A
Effect: 100 damage-single
LP Usage: 15
Eagle Strike
Orbs: C+B
Effect: 140 damage-single
LP Usage: 35
Dragon Fist
Orb: *
Effect: 400 damage-single
LP Usage: 99
* = this cannot be learned through the Skill Shop. It is a story skill.
Bow:
User: Art
Multi Arrow
Orb: N/A (Art knows this by default)
Effect: 25 damage-all
LP Usage: 0
B.Rang Arrow
Orb: B
Effect: 55 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Arrow Flurry
Orb: C
Effect: 105 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Ki Arrow
Orbs: C+B+A
Effect: 150 damage-single
LP Usage: 30
Mind:
Users: Art, Steve, Dark, Mordock, Ozborne, Lily, and Sybil
Iron Will
Orb: A
Effect: Increase defense by 20-single
LP Usage: 0
Mind Cleanse
Orb: A
Effect: Cure Poison-single
LP Usage: 0
Mind Heal
Orb: B
Effect: Recover 70LP-single
LP Usage: 0
Mind Purify
Orbs: B+A
Effect: Recover Status-single
LP Usage: 0
Enrage
Orbs: C+B+A
Effect: Increase Attack by 99-single
LP Usage: 99
5) Human Magic
Magic is obtained similarly to skills, in that you purchase them with Magic Orbs at the magic shops in Magic Village. Also, as with the Skill Orbs, there are 3 types of Magic Orbs; A, B, and C. "Magic Orb A"s are dropped by low tier monsters, "B" by mid-tier, and "C" by high tier monsters. However, unlike skills, you are limited in the kinds of spells that you can learn from the beginning of the game. This brings us to the next point about magic, gaining the Gift.
Magic is broken up into types or classes much like skills. The different types are: Fire, Ice, Lightning, Cure, Status, Destruction, and Mirage magic (technically there's Monster magic too but that is a different thing altogether). You may purchase the basic spells for Fire, Ice, Lightning, Cure, and Status magic with "Magic Orb A"s at any time, but in order to learn more powerful spells you must gain the Gift for each type of magic individually. For example: If you get the Gift for Ice magic you can purchase any of the Ice spells, but you still need to get the Gift for Fire magic if you want to purchase higher level Fire spells as well.
Some characters (see character section) have an innate gift for a particular type of magic. This means that they will learn spells of that magic type automatically from leveling.
Mirage magic cannot be purchased with magic orbs; it can only be learned by Ozborne and Mordock who have the innate Gift for Mirage magic.
Destruction magic is considered to be the ultimate magic in FS. In order to get even the basic spells of Destruction magic, you will need to gain the gift for all other types of magic first (excluding Mirage)! This means that you must gain the Gift for Fire, Ice, Lightning, Cure, and Status magic before you can even take on the quest to get the Gift of Destruction magic.
The walkthroughs for each of the magic quests are in the Sidequests section.
Here's the list of magic types and the individual spells in each category with their Orb requirements and effects. All humans except Wrestler can use magic. Dark cannot be taught magic from the magic shops, but he does possess the innate Gift for Status magic.
* = This spell can only be learned by users with the "Magic User" skill class, namely Ozborne, Mordock, and Sybil.
Fire:
Fire
Orb: A
Effect: 50 damage-single
MP Usage: 5
Fire 2
Orb: B
Effect: 90 damage-single
MP Usage: 14
Fire 3
Orb: C
Effect: 140 damage-single
MP Usage: 21
Firestorm*
Orb: C
Effect: 145 damage-all
MP Usage: 36
Ice:
Ice
Orb: A
Effect: 55 damage-single
MP Usage: 6
Ice 2
Orb: B
Effect: 85 damage-single
MP Usage: 13
Ice 3
Orb: C
Effect: 135 damage-single
MP Usage: 20
Blizzard*
Orb: C
Effect: 140 damage-all
MP Usage: 34
Lightning:
Lightning
Orb: A
Effect: 45 damage-all
MP Usage: 10
Lightning 2
Orb: B
Effect: 75 damage-all
MP Usage: 16
Lightning 3
Orb: C
Effect: 100 damage-all
MP Usage: 25
Bolt X*
Orb: C
Effect: 165 damage-single
MP Usage: 32
Cure:
Heal
Orb: A
Effect: Recover 100 LP-single
MP Usage: 6
Cure Poison
Orb: A
Effect: Cure's Poison(duh!)-single
MP Usage: 4
Revive
Orb: B
Effect: Revive-single
MP Usage: 10
Cure Status
Orb: B
Effect: Removes all negative status effects-single
MP Usage: 13
Mega Heal
Orb: B
Effect: Recover 300 LP-single
MP Usage: 15
Heaven Beam*
Orb: C
Effect: 120 damage-single
MP Usage: 20
Heal All**
Orb: N/A
Effect: Recover 150 LP-all
MP Usage: 30
** = Only Valerie can get this spell. She has the spell learned by default.
Status:
Charm
Orb: A
Effect: Confuse-single
MP Usage: 7
Stone Gaze
Orb: A
Effect: Petrify-single
MP Usage: 10
Death Gaze
Orb: B
Effect: Death-single
MP Usage: 12
Lullaby
Orb: B
Effect: Sleep-all
MP Usage: 9
Ultrasonic
Orb: B
Effect: Silence-all
MP Usage: 11
Poison Cloud
Orb: B
Effect: Poison-all
MP Usage: 13
Mind Bend*
Orb: C
Effect: Confuse-all
MP Usage: 16
Mirage:
Note: Mirage magic cannot be learned from magic shops
Note***: Since only Ozborne and Mordock can use Mirage magic I will list the specific levels that they gain each spell (it's the same for both of them. They are identical in every way).
Mirage Blast
Effect: 70 damage-single
MP Usage: 10
LV: Start with
Slow Sands
Effect: Decrease AGI by 40-single
MP Usage: 6
LV: Start with
Dispel
Effect: Cancels ALL buffs (like Attack Up), both positive and negative-all
Note: This is the only spell that affects both your party and the enemy party
MP Usage: 5
LV: 13
Mirage Wind
Effect: 100 damage-all
MP Usage: 25
LV: 15
Magic Shield
Effect: 50% resistance to any kind of magic (not including healing)-single
MP Usage: 10
LV: 18
Destruction:
Under construction!
6) Robots
There are 2 playable robot characters in FS, R-JK2 and Steam Bot. Robots differ from humans in some fundamental ways. First off, they don't gain any experience from fighting. Instead they must purchase their upgrades at the Factory in NW to get stronger. Robots can be your strongest party members if you put the investment into them, but it will cost you (literally). Robots have the advantage of being immune to status effects as well. However, they have a relatively low maximum potential compared to humans.
The Factory in NW is a place that you will be visiting pretty often if you're using a robot in your party. This is where all your robot business will be conducted. First of all you can purchase Steam Bot here for 250G if you have R-JK2 in your active party. The game does not keep track of your G in most cases (such as Inns), and this purchase is no exception. You can actually get Steam Bot for free if you don't have any money, otherwise it'll cost you 250G.
R-JK2 and Steam Bot have some differences as well. R-JK2 is much more versatile because he can change body types (after you purchase them). Other than that, both robots pretty much use the same method of upgrading. There are 3 categories of robot parts; Frame Upgrades, Parts, and Equipables.
Frame Upgrades
There are actually 2 sub-categories in the frame upgrade section; Body Types (R-JK2 only) and Tune Ups. You can purchase a tune-up kit for either R-JK2 or Steam Bot. After purchasing it, talk to the assistant again (the guy you buy the parts from) and he'll install it for you. The Tune Up is essentially a level up for a robot. There are only 2 kinds of tune-ups; J-Tune Up* and S-Tune Up* (the * indicates that this item can be purchased more than once). J is for R-JK2 and S is for Steam Bot. You just purchase the same item to level up more than once, however there is a maximum limit. Both R-JK2 and Steam Bot can only be tuned up (upgraded) a total of 3 times, with LV4 being the maximum level. Here is the list of Tune Ups and what they do for your robot:
J-Tune Up* (R-JK2 only):
Cost: 2000G
LP+40
MP+10
Att+20
Def+15
AGI+10
LUCK+10
S-Tune Up* (Steam Bot only):
Cost: 2000G
LP+40
MP+10
Att+25
Def+15
AGI+10
LUCK+10
Body types also must be purchased. Once you purchase a new body type you can change between any of the ones you own whenever you want. If you want to go back to R-JK2's original body just talk to the Owner of the factory. Here's the list of body types and their base LV1 stats (with no upgrades) including his original body for reference:
Original Body:
LP: 130
MP: 40
STR: 65
VIT: 30
AGI: 25
LUCK: 10
Steam Body (same stats. as Steam Bot):
Cost: 0G
LP: 150
MP: 20
STR: 50
VIT: 35
AGI: 15
LUCK: 5
Tron Body:
Cost: 2500G
LP: 120
MP: 80
STR: 40
VIT: 15
AGI: 30
LUCK: 20
Ninja Body:
Cost: 2500G
LP: 140
MP: 50
STR: 80
VIT: 25
AGI: 65
LUCK: 40
Knight Body:
Cost: 2500G
LP: 160
MP: 30
STR: 85
VIT: 30
AGI: 40
LUCK: 30
Parts:
There are also 2 sub-categories of parts, but there are both purchased in the same shop screen; Programs, and Chips. Programs are spells or skills, and chips are one time only stat. increases. If you buy more than one of any part for each robot, you will be wasting your money. Here's the list:
Luck Chip:
Cost: 1000G
Boost: +30 LUCK (one time only)
MP Chip:
Cost: 500G
Boost: +30MP (one time only)
Speed Chip:
Cost: 1000G
Boost: +30 AGI (one time only)
Beam Program:
Cost: 500G
Skill: Beam Cannon (same as human gun skill)
Effect: 50 damage-single
LP Usage: 0
Boost Program:
Cost: 800G
Magic: Boost Program
Effect: Increase Attack by 60-single
MP Usage: 20
Shock Program:
Cost: 1000G
Skill: Shock Program
Effect: Paralyze-all
LP Usage: 0
Heal Program:
Cost: 2500G
Magic: Heal Program
Effect: Restores 50LP-All
MP Usage: 5
Nuke Program:
Cost: 4500
Magic: Nuke Program
Effect: 500 damage-all
MP Usage: 50
Equipables:
All equipment sold in the factory are for robots only unless otherwise indicated.
S-Claw Hand (Steam Bot only):
Cost: 650G
Attack: 20
Fire-All Gun:
Cost: 1300G
Attack: 10
Other: Attacks all enemies
J-Blade (R-JK2 only):
Cost: 1750G
Attack: 38
Laser Beam:
Cost: 8000G
Attack: 100
Head Armor:
Cost: 1000G
Defend: 10 (Helmet)
R-Suit:
Cost: 2300G
Defend: 30 (Body Armor)
Booster:
Cost: 1000G
Other: Accessory-AGI+20
High-Tech GR (All characters can equip this):
Cost: 10,000
Other: Accessory-Defence+80
List of programs downloadable by enemies:
Under Construction.
7) Monsters
Coming Soon!
8) Items
Coming Soon!
9) Enemies
Coming Soon!
10) Sidequests
Coming Soon!
11) Walkthroughs
Coming Soon!
12) FAQs
Coming Soon!
13) Credits
Thanks to the RPG Maker Pavilion for the webspace.
Thanks to the RPG Maker Magazine for the webspace.
Thanks to Enterbrain for making RPG Maker
Thanks to Agetec for localizing RPG Maker
Thanks to Squaresoft for making SaGa Frontier
Thanks to other games out there made with RPG Maker for setting a standard for me.
Thanks to you for reading the guide!
Thanks to you for playing the game!
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