LEGEND OF MANA WALKTHROUGH Version 5.0 6/14/2000
by Mike Mawhinney (Shdwwrym@uymail.com)

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Contents:
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1. Updates
2. The Beginning
3. The Adventures
   A. Niccolo's Business Unusual (Cactus Diary 1)
   B. Tiny Sorcerers (Cactus Diary 2)
   C. The Wisdom of Gaeus (Cactus Diary 3)
   D. The Lost Princess (Cactus Diary 5)
   E. Diddle's Letter (Cactus Diary 6)
   F. Huntin' Du'Cate (Cactus Diary 8) *NEW*
   G. The Murmering Forest (Cactus Diary 9) *NEW*
   H. The Gorgon Eye (Cactus Diary 10)
   I. Teatime of Danger (Cactus Diary 12)
   J. Mine Your Own Business (Cactus Diary 14)
   K. Daddy's Broom (Cactus Diary 18)
   L. The Infernal Doll (Cactus Diary 19)
   M. The Looking-Glass Tower (Cactus Diary 21) *NEW*
   N. The Flame of Hope (Cactus Diary 23)
   O. Can't Look Back (Cactus Diary 25) *NEW*
   P. Summer Lovin' (Cactus Diary 27)
   Q. Niccolo's Business Unusual: Part 2 (Cactus Diary 45)
   R. The Path of the Blacksmith (Cactus Diary 53)
   S. Golem Go Make 'em (Cactus Diary 55)
   T. The Mana Orchards (Cactus Diary 56)
   U. Monster Corral (Cactus Diary 57)
   V. Professor Bomb's Lab (Cactus Diary 60)
   W. Watts Drops the Hammer (Cactus Diary 61)
   X. The Seven Wisdoms (Cactus Diary ???) *INCOMPLETE*
3. Diaries and Encyclopedias
   A. Cactus Diaries
   B. Characters Encyclopedia
   C. Lands Encyclopedia   
   D. Artifacts Encyclopedia
   E. Items Encyclopedia
   F. Equipment Encyclopedia
   G. Monsters Encyclopedia
   H. Produce Encyclopedia
   I. World History Encyclopedia
   J. Basic Golemology Encyclopedia
   K. Techniques Encyclopedia
4. Credits
5. Contact Information
6. Copyright Information
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1. Updates
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5.0 - 6/14/2000. Added some more adventures, Characters, Lands, 
                 Artifacts, Monsters, Techniques, and Credits.
4.0 - 6/13/2000. Added some more adventures, World History, and 
                 Techniques. Added a Credits section.
3.0 - 6/12/2000. Added some more adventures and Techniques.
2.0 - 6/10/2000. Fixed up the guide, added a bunch of things.
1.0 - 6/9/2000. Walkthrough release. Yay and lali-ho!

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2. The Beginning
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You start the game and pick a gender for your character. Use the X 
button to select it.

Next, you can pick your character's starter weapon. Scroll down the list 
and try to pick one that best fits your personality.

Now you pick your name.

Press O to go back a section, incase you need to.

Now you'll be at the map. I don't know what the signifigance of this is, 
but I think it's just your personal opinions. Pick a good, non-grey 
space to start out on. Now, you'll place the mailbox, which will turn 
into your house. Pick a place that you like. ^^ You'll now be treated to 
the game's introduction. 

You'll wake up at your house, up on the second floor. There's several 
things you can interact with here:

Bed:
The place to save and switch to 2P Control. Saving is important in any 
RPG, and this games takes two Memory Blocks. 2P Control won't be needed 
until you've got other members in your party. 

Li'l Cactus:
Your quiet, potted friend. If you talk to him after completing an 
adventure, and go down the stairs, he'll run over to the leaf on the 
wall and jot down notes on your adventure. Try to talk to him 
immediately after each adventure; if you go and complete another before 
talking to him, he won't write about it!

Green Leaf:
This's the Li'l Catcus's Diary. There's 67 adventures he can write about 
you here.

Going downstairs, you'll see a chest on the left side of the house. 
There's 100 Lucre, which's this game's currancy. The door on the right 
leads to your Study. Press X by the ladder to get a ring menu of your 
encyclopedias of information. You'll have the 'Characters', 'Lands', 
'Artifacts', 'Monsters', and 'Techniques' books now, but you'll find 
more soon.

Back outside, you'll see a little green person. This's a Sproutling, who 
will tell you the world's formed by one's imagination. He'll give you 
the AF (Artifact): Colorblocks, which will let you create the City of 
Domina. Continuing the tour of your house, if you follow the dirt path 
south of the house, you'll come to the Backyard Orchard. Not much will 
be here yet.

Taking the path to the left of Home, you'll find a building. This's 
where your workshops will be once you accomplish some of the game's 
missions. There will be one for Golem-Creation, and another for 
Blacksmithing.

Continuing to the right, you'll reach the Monster Corral, where you'll 
have baby monsters you catch in the wild. I'll have more information on 
this in the walkthrough soon. 

When you're ready, follow the path south of the Sproutling, and go to 
the World Map. You'll see the land around you, and a seedling in the 
upper-right corner. I'm not sure what the seedling is for yet, but it 
does start to grow bigger and bigger. A re-growing Mana Tree, 
perhaps?Press the Square Button to access your artifacts, and place the 
colored blocks where you want them to go. The City of Domina will spring 
up, which's where you should go next! Put the cursor over it and press 
the X Button, pressing again when your character is on the city.

The City Map of Domina will show up now. The blue dots are where you can 
walk to, to see more parts of the city. Walk forward to the first one, 
which will show you the Center of Domina.

You'll see an onion with a spear talking to a man here, who says he is 
named Elazul. The onion's named Duelle, and he's an Onion Warrior. If 
you follow him, you'll reach Teapo's house. Trying to follow Elazul will 
make you bump into a furry bunny-cat thing, that definitely doesn't look 
like a cabbit. Wait for him to move and follow Elazul into the Pub.

He'll be talking to a girl here, who is very quiet, and is named Rachel. 
What you answer here doesn't really matter, but try to be good. Elazul 
will leave afterwards, and you'll get a "Thank you!" from Rachel if you 
were nice.

Go back to the house Duelle entered, and you'll meet Teapo, the bouncing 
teapot. Occasionally, you'll see Mark sitting in a chair here. Talk to 
him when he is, and he'll give you the Equipment Encyclopedia for free! 
Buy some armor with your 100 Lucre in the next room, and explore more of 
Domina.

In the center of town, there's an Abandoned House here, on the left. You 
won't be able to do anything with it just yet, though. There's also the 
Mana's Blessing Inn. Miss Yuki is here, as is Mr. Moti, also known as 
the Turban Guy from the other games in this series. There's some Bird 
Meat in the upper-left room. There's also a girl selling Materials in 
the upper-right room. You won't need these just yet, though.

Heading left, you'll reach the Park of Mana Angel. Capella the monkey 
juggles here, and his friend Diddle plays music. Continuing further 
left, you'll reach the Outskirts of Domina, and meet the Pelican 
mailcarrier. Heading up and left will get you to the Western End, which 
is currently deserted.

In the upper-right corner of town, you'll meet Inspector Boyd outside 
the Church. Inside the building itself, you can play the organ for fun, 
and talk to Rev. Nouvelle, when he pays attention to you at least. He'll 
answer questions about the town, the people in it, and the rest of the 
world. Asking 'About this town,' then 'Townsmen,' then 'Others,' then 
'Meimei' will get you a Produce Encyclopedia. Freebies're great! Talking 
to him 'About battles,' then 'About using 2P,' will let you access the 
Abandoned House in the Center of Domina, by facing the door and pressing 
the X Button. This is so a friend can play their main character as they 
cameo in your game!

Go to the Marketplace, where you'll see lots of people. The fortune-
teller is here, and you'll want to talk to Jennifer when she's here for 
a free Items Encyclopedia. If you talk to the bunny-cat, he'll introduce 
himself as Niccole. If you tell him you think it's not dangerous 
outside, he'll try to get you to go with him. This starts one of the 
first adventures, Niccolo's Business Unusual!

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3. The Adventures
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3A. Niccolo's Business Unusual (Cactus Diary 1)
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Leave the marketplace, and you'll bump into Elazul on the City Map, 
wheither or not you're with Niccolo. If you don't want to go with him, 
he'll go to the Pub and wait until you do. You'll want to do this 
eventually, but it will start a different adventure. Just because you 
have started an adventure, does not mean you have to complete it before 
another one can be started. The Diary section in your subscreen will let 
you know what adventures you've started, and which you have completed. 
If you change your mind, Elazul will be waiting for you in the Pub.

Head to Teapo's house with Niccolo, and talk to her. Niccolo will try to 
make her buy a Wheel for 50,000 Lucre, but she'll say no. He says she 
can have it if she gets the money, but until then, it's yours! You'll 
get the AF: Wheel. Use this on the World Map to open up the Luon 
Highway. If you head home, Niccolo will run off, so you might or might 
not want to do this. This's how you can get rid of any character you 
have following you around that you might not want. 

When you go to the Entrance of Luon Highway, you'll notice a waving 
flower/tail object. Ignore this for the moment, and talk to Duelle, who 
will fill you in on the combat system. Make sure your armor and 
weapon're equipped, and equip a Special Technique as well, and head 
right.

The enemies don't seem to change from screen to screen. Get used to 
that, and build up your fighting skills. The first screen, Main Highway,
has one Rabite, and two Stinger Bugs. After them will be two more 
Rabites. Next, you'll fight a Lullabud, a Rabite, and a Stinger Bug. 
Continue right to the next screen.

At the Fork, you'll see a Gold Sprite Statue. This works as a save 
point. You'll also see a cute catgirl, named Daena, who lives in the 
city of Gato. If Niccolo's with you, he'll try to flirt, and get turned 
down harshly. She's curious if you came to see one of the Wisdoms who 
lives in this area. There's also a chest with an Ear of Wheat in it. 
Take the lower-right path first.

Going along this route, known as <Character's Name> Canyon Side, you'll 
first encounter three Lullabuds. Next is a Denden, and two Stinger Bugs. 
You'll leave the screen to the right.

At this fork, you'll see a purple-pink colored creature in the lower 
left. This is Boink, and if you talk to him, you'll warp back to the 
enterance. Don't do this yet, but head to the right and continue that 
way.

Continuing along <Character's Name> Canyon Side, two Rabites and a Spiny 
Cone will try to stop you. Get past them, and the Chocobo and Rabite 
that follow them. Don't forget the chest with the Odd Meat in it, and go 
to the next screen.

You'll reach Gaeus the Earth here, who is one of the Wisdoms. Walk 
forward, and come closer when you're given the option. Talk to him 
'About this world,' and he will mention an ancient tree by your house. 
(Unlocks Trent?) Ask him 'About the Wisdoms', and he'll mention a little 
about his creation, and that one day you will be a Hero. Head back to 
Boink, and warp back to the start of the Highway. Save if need be, but 
head back to the fork where Daena was, and take the upper path.

The Great Rift Side is next. You'll first run into a Chobin Hood, a 
Lullabud, and a Stinger Bug. After them will be two Lullabuds, and a 
Stinger Bug. The next screen will have a Lullabud and two Spiny Cones.

The next area, Lorant Tableland, has a music-change, which means 
something's up. Go over to the two Chobin Hoods that are standing there. 
They demand your cash. Even if you give it, it won't be enough, and 
they'll ask for their Master to come and beat you up. This makes the 
Mantis Ant attack!

The huge lifebar at the bottom of the screen is the Ant's. The yellow 
part needs to be brought down to nothing, before the red part will go 
away. Eventually, your HP and other enemies will go this high as well, 
but this is your first encounter with it unless you really built up your 
levels. He'll spin his claws around to hurt you, but this's easy to 
dodge. He'll spit out a small cloud of gunk, or try a normal slice. When 
he starts flashing, move up or down: after his claw spins, he'll shoot 
out a forcewave along the ground. He can also push you back if you're 
too close. Wail away at him with your weapon, using your Special 
Techniques as they fill. Don't be afraid to go to the side of the screen 
and hide, waiting for your HP to refill. If stars are going up over the 
boss's head, wail away at him as fast as you can, as he's dizzy and 
can't move. This's a great time to hit him with a damaging attack!

When you win, he'll collapse and explode, leaving behind a chest with 
some big Experience Crystals and Lucre. Niccolo will congratulate you, 
and sell you a Greenball Bun, a Tako Bug, and an IronPot for 300 Lucre. 
If you don't have the money, he'll give them to you for free. He'll also 
give you the AF: Flame, and the AF: Medallion. The IronPot is actually a 
helmet. This adventure's successfully at an end.

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3B. Tiny Sorcerers (Cactus Diary 2)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Niccolo's Business Unusual" or "The Lost 
                    Princess."

Leaving your house, the Pelican will stop you, and say that someone is 
raising dangerous pumpkins in Western Domina, to take over! As the local 
heroic person, it's your duty to go there. Head to Domina, going to the 
Outskirts of Domina. It'll be a lot different when you get there! Two 
kids, Bud and Lisa, will be in a pumpkin patch. Bud seems to be 
developing into a good evil mastermind, but Lisa just wants to use 
something other than pumpkins. Seeing you, they'll start to attack!

You'll have to fight them both at the same time, in a small area thanks 
to the pumpkins on the screen. Bud seems the more dangerous of the two, 
as he'll frequently fire off spells. Dodge them when you see the glowing 
areas, or just hit him to disrupt it. Occasionally, they'll make a 
pumpkin appear, which will explode and hurt you. Beat them both up, and 
you'll win!

Bud and Lisa will appoligize, and ask if they can be your apprentices. 
Say yes, and they'll move into your house with you. This completes this 
adventure.

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3C. The Wisdom of Gaeus (Cactus Diary 3)
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Known Requirements: Talk to Gaeus.

In Domina, in the Mana's Blessing Pub, Daena will be in the lower-right 
room. She will ask you about the Mana Tree, you can answer either way. 
She'll ask what you think happens to souls when people die. Answer 'It 
lives forever,' and she'll agree. She says she wants to meet Gaeus, 
saying you'll go with her will start this adventure.

Make your way through the Luon Highway to Gaeus. Talk to him with Daena 
in tow, and she will ask him what to do about her friend, dying from a 
curse by a demon. The Wisdom's advice is to "Do what your friend wants 
you to do," which Daena reveals is nothing. He says that people have the 
power to change themselves, which's the lesson Daena's friend is trying 
to tell her. She thanks him, and you're put back down on the ground. 
Continue to the previous screen.

Daena will thank you, and give you a ForbiddenRing, which can be 
equipped as armor. She'll then run off, ending this adventure.

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3D. The Lost Princess (Cactus Diary 5)
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Either having let him join you on the Domina City Map, or at the Pub, go 
back with Elazul and talk Rachel. She will give you the AF: Jade Egg. 
Elazul will say it smells like Pearl. After giving him a weird look, 
continue out of Domina and use your Jade Egg to open up the next area, 
the Mekiv Caverns.

When you arrive at the Caverns, this adventure will officially start. 
Duelle will be here incase you came here before the Luon Highway, or 
incase you're rusty in your combat skills.

There's several paths to go here. The shortest is the lower-right, but 
the way to make sure you beat up on all the enemies and get all the 
treasure is to take the upper-right passage. Follow this to the Ground 
Level, and beat up the three Bloodsuckers who will swoop down. Get the 
Lizard Meat here, and go right. 

You'll see a hopping Sproutling here, and a Boink, to take you back to 
the enterance. Continue to the right, to another nameless room. Take out 
the two Bloodsuckers and the Pincher Crab. After them will be a Blood 
Sucker, a Pincher Crab, and a Poto. Continue right.

The next area's called Underground Level 2. There will be another Boink 
here, as well as a Blank Eye in a chest. Continue to the left, where 
you'll be in a room that forks, passages going to the upper-left and the 
lower-left. If you take the upper-left, you'll meet two Bloodsuckers and 
a Poto, followed by a Bloodsucker and two Mushbooms. You'd then go left 
and be back by the enterance. Go here if need be, and head back to take 
the lower-left path when you're ready.

You'll be in the Underground Level 3. Beat up the two Mushbooms and the 
Pincher Crab. Take the stairs going down, to be in a nameless room with 
a chest. Grab the Moth Wing, and head left. If you came here before the 
Luon Highway, you'll meet a girl who talks with Elazul about stones and 
cores, and you'll rush to the next area to rescue Pearl. Either way, be 
ready for the boss!

Du'Inke will be your next challenge. It's a very large creature, with a 
big hammer. It can kick things smaller than itself, like you, away from 
it for no damage, and breathe out bad breath when it's flashing, turning 
those it hits into snowmen for continuous damage. Du'Inke can toss its 
hammer up in the air, making stalactites fall down, and it can also 
pound the ground with its hammer for an area-effect attack. Wail away on 
this boss, running around behind it when you see Du'Inke flash. You'll 
be safe back here, and ready to hit it with more attacks and Special 
Techniques. When you win, parts of the ceiling will crush Du'Inke, as 
you scoop up your experience crystals and coins.

You'll find Pearl after the fight. You'll hear another little reference 
to cores, and you'll discover Pearl's ability to wander aimlessly while 
thinking. Pearl and Elazul will leave, but not before Pearl sneaks back 
and blushes. This happens if your main character is a girl, too... You 
do get more than a blush, you get the AF: Stone Eye, and the AF: Firefly 
Lamp. This adventure is successfully completed now.

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3E. Diddle's Letter (Cactus Diary 6)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Tiny Sorcerers."

Go to Domina, and go into the Park of Mana Angel. Talk to Diddle, the 
monkey playing the instruments. He'll finally speak, and wander off. 
Capella refuses to follow him, so head to the Outskirts of Domina. You 
won't see either Diddle or the Pelican here. Retreat back to the park, 
where Capella will stop you. He wanders off to ask if anyone's seen him.

In the Center of Domina, talk to the Sproutling to learn that it saw a 
bird carrying something off, and to ask the bird to find out what it is. 
The closest bird around this part of town is Miss Yuki, the 
canary/chocobo in the Inn. Go there, to see her chew out Capella about 
calling her the kidnapper. After some pecking, she says that she saw 
Diddle buy a stamp. "Perhaps the Pelican has taken your friend!" she 
says, and Capella goes off to buy a stamp.

You'll find Capella in the Outskirts of Domina. Talk to him, and he'll 
suspect that maybe Diddle put a stamp on his head and got mailed. As 
silly as this sounds, he tries it and the Pelican tries to abduct him! 
He'll escape, saying he's not mail, and get carried off. This officially 
opens this adventure. 

Leave and come back, and you'll see the Pelican. She'll say that the 
letter was a mistake, and that she left Capella on the highway! Head 
there right away.

Upon reaching the Luon Highway, use Boink to warp to his tail. You'll 
see a letter laying on the ground, go over to it and try to pick it up. 
Capella will catch up to you, saying that it's Diddle's letter. Capella 
will read it no matter what you say, as this's your only clue. The 
letter is to Diddle's parents, saying that he's considering leaving 
Capella's act. Follow Capella south, which was blocked before by Boink's 
body. You'll be on the Side Road. Two Chobin Hoods will try to stop you, 
but just dispatch them.

The Entrance to the Caves will be next. You'll see Diddle here, by 
himself. Diddle will run up now, even though we somehow passed him. 
Diddle will tell how the Pelican mailed him by accident, but Capella 
will lie about reading his letter. I always rat on Capella, and Diddle 
goes running off into the Cave, Capella in pursuit.

Enter the Caves of the Chobin Hoods, and head to the upper-left. Kill 
the Chobin Hood and the two Spiny Cones that try to stop you, and get 
the Blackened Bat and the Needle out of the chests here. Retrace your 
steps and take the lower-left path. Kill the Chobin Hood and the two 
Dendens, then get the treasure chests for an Angry Eye and a Poison 
Fang. Follow the path to the left and go down the stairs. Capella will 
be here, and say that there's a monster in the next room. Make sure 
you're ready, and run in there!

There'll be a chest of Grave Dirt on this screen, grab it and get ready 
for the monster to the left, the Giga Rex. It can claw at you with 
strong arms, and flip you around, before clawing at you in a whirl. A 
hit-and-dodge strategy will help here, letting you get in some hits 
while moving up or down to dodge the Giga Rex's. Distance-attacks will 
work well too. Before you know it, you'll be cashing in on coins and 
experience.

You'll be back on the next screen, Capella will ask where Diddle is. 
He'll come walking up behind him. How can they hide so well as we pass 
them? The two make up, friends again and still, and leaving us with 
another weird tale to tell Li'l Cactus, as well as some Gator Skin that 
Diddle gives us. 

This adventure is now over.

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3F. Huntin' Du'Cate (Cactus Diary 8)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Niccolo's Business Unusual."

As you enter the Jungle, you'll see three people talking. Sotherbee is 
telling Skippie and Hamson that if they go and get a Du'Cate tail, then 
he'll reduce the fine they need to pay. They'll run off into the Jungle, 
officially starting the adventure.

Head to the right and up, and you'll hear Sotherbee exclaim something. 
Run back to the previous screen, and you'll see him chasing a 'wiwipea' 
around. Talk to it or Sotherbee, and it'll run offscreen. Run after it, 
to see the Lilipea standing there. Chat to it and it'll start walking. 
It'll go up a screen, which's the right way to go. Don't follow it yet 
though, and go down instead. You'll meet two Tomato Mans, they can drop 
the Caduceus staff after a fight. Go right, to the Courtyard of Rain. 
Get the chest with moss, and head back outside and take the upper path. 
You'll bump into three Zombines, beat them and go left. There's a chest 
with Rotten Meat, and a Faerie. Go up, and run to the left on the next 
screen to get some Animal Meat. Go left to the next screen, then down. 
Head down the first path you come to, and head left. You'll see Skippie 
come running from the left, and see a chest with a Blank Eye. Run to the 
left, and beat up the two Cockatrices, and the Spiny Cone. A weird 
bouncey penguin will appear! Talk to it, and you'll be enspelled against 
getting lost. You'll also get a Sharp Claw in a chest.

Head right two screens, and go to the upper-right enternace. You'll be 
back by the two Faeries at the area's enterance. Go to the right, and 
right again. You'll bump into Hamson, who will take a newly-opened path 
to the upper-right. Be sure to follow him, talking to him when you see 
him again. Follow him up, rather than going to the right, and you'll 
bump into Skippie and a Gold Sprite Statue. Skippie says that there's a 
different kind of monster on the screen north, while Hamson heads to the 
lower left. Talk to Skippie about the Faerie territory, and she'll go 
zooming off. Rosiotti's Throne is the name of the next area. Grab the 
treasure chest here for some Acid, and chat with Roane the penguin. 
Roane says Selkie is missing, and was last seen at the Courtyard of 
Rain. You're asked to come back after you catch the Du'Cate, which is a 
rather obvious hint to me. The Wisdom Rosiotti will suggest teamwork to 
catch the Du'Cate, as well. Head back a screen, and wander into the 
Faerie territory in the lower left.

After some mystic words, you're teleported back to the Enterance of the 
Jungle. Go to the upper-right, and you'll see Skippie! Talk to him and 
agree to work with him. He'll run off, and you should follow him up a 
screen. In the next area, talk to Hamson and agree to work together.
Follow him left, then to the upper right in the next screen. Run to the 
right, and on the following screen chat with Skippie, following him to 
the upper-right. He's ready to race after the Du'Cate, and Hamson runs 
after. You should too, and exit the screen to the right, in Du'Cate 
Territory.

You'll bump into a Tomato Man and two Zombines here, before reaching a 
screen with Poison Powder in a treasure chest. Two Cockatrices and a 
Tomato Man will be barring your way further to the right, whil eon the 
next screen, it's a Marlboro and two Spiny Cones. Right beyond them is a  
Tyrranos. On the next screen, called the Spring of the Beasts, is the 
boss, the Du'Cate!

The Du'Cate spends most of its time on the tree-branches above you, 
swinging back and forth. You should try to dodge the fruit that will be 
plucked and tossed down at you, trying to get in hits while you can. 
When it flashes, the Du'Cate is getting ready to jump and hit the ground 
for a small earthquake, which causes tons of fruit to rain down! If the 
Du'Cate flashes and eats a piece of fruit, however, it will spit the 
seeds out in a machine gun-blast. When you defeat it, a horde of baby 
Du'Cates will appear to carry it off. Make sure you pick up your 
experience crystals for a job well done.

After the fight, Hamson and Skippie decide that they're bad partners, 
and should never have to do this again. You'll next talk to Sotherbee, 
who congratulates you and offers you 500 Lucre. I turned him down, and 
told him to give the money to the other two. I received the AF: Sand 
Rose for doing that. (I've also heard you'll receive the AF: Ancient 
Tablet, if you haven't gotten it yet. I did by the time I beat this 
area, though. Anyone care to confirm this?) And with that, your mission 
will be at an end.

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3G. The Murmering Forest (Cactus Diary 9)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Huntin' Du'Cate."

At the enterance to the Jungle, there is a boy Flowerling offering to 
teleport you to one of three locations: the Forested Ruins, the 
Greenwood Gardens, or the Courtyard of Rain. Head to the Forested Ruins, 
to talk to Roane about the missing sister. Walk into the nearby Faerie 
territory to get teleported back to the enterance, and talk to the 
Flowerling so you can go right to the Courtyard. You'll be greeted by a 
Gloomoth and two Zombines. Winning here will cause a happy penguin to 
bounce in, and enspell you to prevent being lost. Great! ^^ Leave to the 
south, and fight yourself back towards Rosiotti's Throne, talking to the 
Faeries on the way about the anti-human group that's rising. Or you can 
head to the enterance, and teleport back to it.

When you get there, Selkie will be there. She'll ask if you want the 
evil spell removed from you. That sounds good, so let's say yes. She'll 
ask for a favor, so just go along with it. She wants you to investigate 
why the Faeries're acting so strangely lately. This'll officially start 
the adventure!

Head back to the Faerie territory, to the lower-left of the Forested 
Ruins. A mob of Faeries will have attacked a Nun from Gato! They're 
looking for someone with many elemental powers to be their new Queen. 
They've somehow kidnapped the priestess of Gato's Temple! They'll get 
into a comical discussion about how long humans live, before a man stops 
them, killing them with a two-handed sword. You'll arrive on the scene, 
and be promptly ordered to bring her to Rosiotti. The Nun will get up, 
walking away from the area by herself. You're cautioned not to start any 
wars, as the man runs off to the left.

Head down, to fight two Gloomoths, then continue right. You're in the 
Western Section. Get the chest with (?), and Chitto the Chobin Hood. 
Join up if you'd like to, he qualifies as a Pet, rather than a NPC. Go 
back left, and up, then go left. A Gloomoth and two Zombines will be 
here, fend them off and go to the next screen on the left. Two Marlboros 
will attack you here, and after them, a Spiny Cone and a Tyrranos.

One the next screen, you'll see some sort of floating creature. It'll 
tell you to leave, and the game will give you several options. He'll 
talk about Lord Irwin if you ask what's going on. You can fight him if 
you say that, or if you leave the screen and come back. This's a 
Punkmaster, and has a boss-sized life meter. He can whirl around in a 
cyclone-like attack, and likes to use Jinn spells. The Punkmaster can 
also fire off some sonic-like mouth attack, but you have probably seen 
other normal enemies do this before.

After the fight, you'll be at Rosiotti's Throne, talking to Selkie. 
She'll explain it all to Rosiotti, who happens to be asleep. They all 
decide to just leave things as they are, and that things will work out, 
hopefully for the best. This wraps up this mission.

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3H. The Gorgon Eye (Cactus Diary 10)
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Known Requirements: Complete "The Lost Princess."

Going to Lake Kilma, you'll meet Cap'n Tusk, a walrus with some Pirate 
Penguins. They'll mention that the scouts haven't returned, and they'll 
runn off to the left. Take the upper path first, to fight a Shrieknip 
and two Stinger Bugs, and to get a Moth Wing from the chest. Go back and 
follow those penguins!

Fight off the Tezla and the two Tonpoles in the Southern Woods, the next 
area. A Tezla, Tonpole, and Shrieknip follow. The next screen shows 
three petrified Pirate Penguins. Are these the scouts that didn't 
return? You're on the right trail at least. A chest on the left has some 
Fish Meat. The screen to the left, the Southern Shore, just has a Teedie 
and two Tonpoles, and ends in a dead-end. Go back to the right, and take 
the upper-right path.

This Southern Shore has three Spiny Cones that pop out to attack. Beat 
them up and you'll continue onto the next screen, where a petrified 
Pirate Penguin can be seen by a chest, with a Healing Claw in it. A 
turtle talks to you, who's stuck on her back. She says she's just a 
turtle, but turtles normally don't talk. She'll ask you to stand there, 
and she'll spin and get herself back on her flippers. She says the 
pirates accidently knocked her over on the way to find treasure. She'll 
then suddenly ask if you can see the Faeries around you. She hasn't been 
knocked loony by being on her head so long, as she demonstrates by 
spelling you. Faeries're suddenly everywhere!

The Faeries talk about their Master of the lake, and how he can petrify 
things, much like a Faerie can with the Stone Eye. They think they'll 
die if the Master's killed, and they say they have no treasure. The 
upper-right path does have a Sleepy Eye, though, if you beat up the 
Chobin Hood and the two Spiny Cones guarding it.

In the Woods is on the lower-right path, where a Spiny Cone, Stinger 
Bug, and a Tonpole will jump out at you. After them will be another 
Spiny Cone and two more Tonpoles. On the next screen, you'll have caught 
up to Cap'n Tusk and his pirates. Cap'n Tusk suggests a retreat, while 
they debate the difference between being "petrified" and "stoned," and 
how a Cap'n should be more rough and vocal with a crew. They'll head off 
next, letting you save at the Gold Sprite Statue. 

Take the lower-right path, to meet some human-hating Faeries here, and a 
chest with a Hairball in it. The lower-left leads to a Gray Ox and a 
Stinger Bug. Further to the left on the next screen, three golden-
colored Faeries can be seen before they disappear. Head back to the 
screen with the other Faeries, taking the path to the right. A Chobin 
Hood, Shrieknip, and a Stinger Bug will be here. Continuing right, 
you'll come to a screen with more statues and penguins. Go to the upper-
left, and get the White Feather in the Eastern Shore area. Two Beholders 
will be to the left, and two Shrieknips and a Teedie after them. Going 
left again will get you back to the Gold Sprite Statue.

Heading to the right when you get back to the last Faerie-area you were 
at. This next screen has more petrified statues, and two chests, with a 
Poison Powder and an Ear of Wheat. Head to the upper-left, thrashing the 
Gray Ox in your way, and you'll reach the Cliff Overlooking the Lake. 
The Pirate Penguins will jump in, as a Faerie says that Cap'n Tusk must 
be sacrificed too. He'll blaim his crew, before getting blasted and 
falling off the cliff. The turtle will appear, and the Faerie will fly 
off. The turtle tells you that you can't get back up if you jump down, a 
subtle hint of an upcoming boss-fight. Jump down when you're ready. The 
turtle will follow you too, hopefully not landing on you. ^^;

You'll spot Cap'n Tusk the statue here, with lots of his penguins around 
him. The turtle says that the Faeries won't die if the Master of the 
lake dies, and that there really is no treasure here, either. She 
decides the turtles will be good bait, to lure the Master out so you can 
beat it. She shows just how large the Master is, and after pushing Cap'n 
Tusk in the lake, the penguins 'agree' to be the bait. Now it's your 
turn.

Gorgon's Eye is the name of this boss. He floats around, pushing you and 
stabbing you with his spikes. He can shoot those annoying, ST Meter-
reducing stars, and he can blink his eye to not get hurt. He can also 
vanish, moving around to another location before becoming visible. He 
has a large laser beam, that will throw you across the screen and stone 
you for some continuous damage, as well as a ripple of circular beams it 
can fire at the ground. Stay back a safe distance and pepper it with 
projectiles and Special Techniques, or run up and slice away. When it's 
readying its laser beam, try to hide below it or behind it if possible. 
You'll be done with him before you know it.

After the fight, the penguins will make a ladder up the cliff, so 
everyone can safely get out of here. You'll get some GranzSteel, and 
this mission will be completed.

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3I. Teatime of Danger (Cactus Diary 12)
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Known Requirements: Complete "The Flame of Hope."

Head to the Mindas Ruins to start this adventure. Duelle will be here, 
and he'll say Teapo went in to get tea leaves. There's also a chest here 
with a Virgin's Sigh in it. Continue to the next screen, beating up the 
two Lullabuds here. Two Eye Spys and a Lullabud will follow. Follow the 
path up, and talk to the girl Flowerling here to get an explanation 
about the gates you'll soon encounter. Head to the left first, to reach 
the Tower of Winds, and a Gold Sprite Statue. Continuing left will lead 
you to a boy Flowerling, who talks of psychokinesis. Go left first, 
getting the Sharp Claw and Morph Meat from chests, before going up.

This is one of the several Flowerkeys' Corners in this level. They're 
females, and talking to the one in the center will cause two more to 
drop down. Talking to these other ones will make them move a short 
distance away, horizontally. Think of it as an X: where the Flowerlings 
are standing, is a closed gate later in this level. When one of them 
moves, a gate opens, but the space they walk over to will close another 
gate. This's the key to going through this level. Talk to the one on the 
upper-right, so it walks to the left, and they'll resemble a > shape.

Going back to the area before the Temple of Winds, and take the upper-
right passage for some Blackened Bat in it. The lower-right passage 
leads to a Marlboro. Continuing along, you'll reach the Eastern Gates, 
and see Teapo behind a gate. You'll also see another boy Flowerling. 
Head to the lower left path, heading down to pick up some Knockout Dust. 
Go into the Flowerkeys' Corner, and talk to the boy Flowerling to make 
two more fall down. Talk to the one in the upper-left, so that he walks 
to the right. Ignore the one on the bottom, so that they partially-
resemble a < shape. Run back to the Eastern Gates to see that your path 
is clear to the upper-left.

You'll reach the Megalithic Structure, a big ruin-looking place, with a 
female Flowerling here. She says she can't feel anything. Ignore her for 
now, and run over to the next screen. Now you'll be at the Western 
Gates. Go to the upper-right to battle a Rattler Boa, and get to the 
next screen. This will take you back to the psychokinesis-Flowerling. 
Talk to the girls on the next screen, so they are in a \ shape, and head 
back to the Western Gates.

Take the new lower-left exit, and continue into the area on the left. 
You'll get a Creepy Eye, and the Flowerling boy will prepare some 
psychokinesis. This's a good thing! ^^ Leave and go south, following the 
path right to reach a Chess Knight. You'll be in a Flowerlings' Corner 
after this. Talk to the Flowerlings, so the boys look like a >.

Run back to the Western Gates, taking the upper-right path back to the 
female Flowerlings' Corner. Assemble them into a /, and head right, past 
the Temple of Winds, and back to the Eastern Gates. Get the Vampire Fang 
from the lower-right path, and follow it. You'll thankfully be in a boy 
Flowerlings' Corner, so we don't have to hoof it back. / is the shape 
you want here, so take the path to the upper-left when you get back to 
the Gates. Run to the Flowerling by the ruins, who will now be able to 
open the way down, thanks to that psychokinesis earlier. This's our next  
stop!

Go Inside the Structure, and beat up the Chess Knight. On the next 
screen there will be a Succubus, and the screen after, an Ape Mummy. Get 
the Clear Feather, and proceed to the next room when you're ready. 
There's Teapo! She recognizes you, and gets upset that Duelle didn't 
rescue her. She hops off, telling you as an afterthought about the 
blood-sucking bat that's waiting to eat you. It turns into the vampire, 
Count Dovula! The Count's had terrible luck so far, drinking the water-
filled Teapo, then a 'filthy' human like you, when a dove is the way to 
go. It's time to beat up a vamp!

Jabs, kicks, and Shade-powered spells seems to be the Count's weapons. 
He also can stand on the ceiling, and fire off bats that turn into 
spears of darkness. Cool! The spells can do a variety of damage, and 
they seem to fit the creepy setting just perfectly. Your STs fit in here 
well, too, cutting the Count's life-meter to ribbons. When you win, 
you'll get the AF: Bottled Spirit.

Back at the enterance, Duelle will tell Teapo he didn't go in, cause 
adventures're what make life grand. Teapo will gush a bit, and the 
two'll go home for some tea, as Teapo protests against any other 
adventures. You still have many to go on, but this one is now over.

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3J. Mine Your Own Business (Cactus Diary 14)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Teatime of Danger."

Head into the Ulkan Mines, for some spelunking fun! The second room on 
the right will have a chest of Rust for you to take. Head up from here, 
and you'll reach Watts's workshop! Pokiehl, the storyteller and Wisdom 
will be here, and will say that Watts is underground, mining away. This 
will officially start the adventure. 

Leave the workshop and head right. Kill the Molebear, and go to the next 
screen and down the stairs. Duelle will mention that Watts does this a 
bit too often. Head left in the next area, and fight the three Molebears 
that appear. If you take the upper-left path, you'll be in an Abandoned 
Room, which's very dark. There's nothing to do here yet, so go back down 
and take the wooden bridge, heading further down the stairs until you 
get to a room with a Gold Sprite Statue.

Save if you want to, then head right first. Take the upper-right path, 
and kill the Narcissos here. Need to get that Monster Encyclopedia full! 
You can also find Spiral and Giga Claws here if you beat it up enough 
times. Go back to the previous screen, and take the lower-right path 
this time, and down more stairs. You'll end up in a room with three 
doors, that close behind you. Beat the Springball to proceed, and go up. 
Beat the two Specters, and go up again to land in the Diggers' Hideout. 
There's not much to do here yet, though you can read some poetry on the 
table, and meet Roger. Go back to the closing-door area, and head right.
The next room has a chest of Bug Meat in it, and a Faerie talking about 
"the light is within the darkness." Go up and to the right into another 
area, and get the Little Eye, Sulpher, and Moss inside it. Head back to 
the Gold Sprite Statue.

Head left, and go in the first northern room. It's empty, but at least 
it's lit. Go back out, and take the lower-left path. Head down the 
stairs, fighting a Hoppin' Tick and two Slimes. It's a dead-end though, 
so head back upstairs and take the upper-left path. Fight the three 
Slimes, then the two Hoppin' Ticks and the Specter that follows. The 
next room will have a Dudbear, and paths going to the upper-left and 
lower-left. The lower-left one is blocked off, though. Go up to the 
upper-left, up the stairs and across the bridge. Two Hoppin' Ticks will 
attack, and a Slime with them. Two Molebears follow. Head down the 
stairs, and into the next area for a music-change. Something's gonna 
happen!

A big evil meanie-type Boss is hanging from the wall. Walk over to the 
left, and you'll see Watts. Keep talking to him, and he'll mention that 
this place is dangerous. Labanne attacks on cue. You need to hit its 
flowery hands, to drop them onto the ground, then kill them. This won't 
kill the boss, just hurt it, so you'll have to keep repeating this. 
Gnome and Aura spells will be used against you, and the blue hand can 
spit out a small circle of pollen. The red hand likes to make 
electricity crackle around it in a small radius as well, and killing 
itself in the process. This will even hurt the boss! Don't worry about 
the boss's life meter, as much as just killing the blue hand again and 
again, and knocking down the red one so its electricity will go off. Try 
to keep your life meter full too, as their attacks might just do more 
damage than you'd think. Before you know it, the boss will be losing 
greenish blood in a spray or two, and letting you pick up your 
experience crystals.

Watts will tell you to go, as a big monster is in the room... he'll 
eventually leave and you'll be back in his shop, as he manages to 
remember seeing you in the dungeon. Pokiehl will try to tell you about 
Watts's many adventures, and realizing that he hasn't had any. You'll 
get the AF: Moon's Mirror, and this adventure will be completed.

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3K. Daddy's Broom (Cactus Diary 18)
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Known Requirements: Complete "The Infernal Doll."

Leave your Home, and come back to talk to Lisa. She'll mention her 
broom, and how it's gone. This'll officially start the adventure. Li'l 
Cactus will walk back in the house! Talking to him, he'll say he threw 
the broom away at the Junkyard. Running back downstairs, Bud says Lisa 
ran off to the Junkyard! Take him with you if you want, and head there 
next.

The Flowerling here can warp you to Professor Bomb's Laboratory if you 
want, and the Jack-In-The-Box at the entrance can be a one-time warp to 
Louie's Room. But we need to walk the old Jack-In-The-Box, Teddy Bear, 
Doll, Jack-In-The-Box, Rocking Horse route that we did to complete The 
Infernal Doll. Lisa and her Broom're right in the same room, as a matter 
of fact. Lisa's broom's broken, but you'll be on the scene to save them 
from the diminutive Gremlin that appears. Treat it as an extra-strong 
Imp, and you won't have any trouble. He can spit bubbles and shrink you 
on occasion, but it's still nothing to worry about.

You'll be back at the Home. The broom's still broken, but Bud fixes it 
with some well-placed tape, ending this adventure.

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3L. The Infernal Doll (Cactus Diary 19)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Niccolo's Business Unusual: Part 2."

Enter the Junkyard you get from using the AF: Broken Doll. A floating 
doll will appear, as others talk to it briefly about old wars and how 
'they' are awake. The doll scolds them, calling you an artificer and 
swearing revenge before zooming off, starting this adventure officially.

This level can be a nightmare, as the paths will seem to change from 
time to time in subtle ways: a dead end won't be anymore, but it very 
well might be later. It all depends who you talk to and what paths you 
take.

Talk to the Jack-In-The-Box, and he'll tell you to follow this path: 
Jack-In-The-Box, Teddy Bear, Doll, Jack-In-The-Box, Rocking Horse. Take 
the upper-right path, getting the chest with a Little Eye in it. Head 
down the Doll path first, beating up the Basilisk and the two Imps here. 
Continue right, getting the Bug meat, and head to the right to take out 
an Imp, a Punkster, and a Shadow Zero. Head back to the enterance, 
talking to the Jack-In-The-Box, and taking the upper-right path. Take 
the lower-right path, where the Teddy Bear is. Get the Magical Meat from 
the chest, and take the upper-right path, by the doll. The Pathway of 
Garbage is next, fight an Imp and two Lizardons, and continue to the 
Acropolis of Trash.

Get the chest with the Wicked Eye in it, and go to the upper-left past 
the Jack-In-The-Box. If you talk to it, don't back away or it'll 
teleport you back to the enterance. It goes through lots of dialogue, 
changing everytime it teleports you off, so come back and forth talking 
to it if you want to see. Take a right past the Rocking Horse to be at 
the exit, but we're not done exploring yet. Go back to the Acropolis of 
Trash and head right for a hidden area. Louie is here, as are chests 
with a Wad of Wool, Electricity, and a Gold Sprite Statue. Go back left 
and head down at the Teddy Bear. Fight two Punksters, then two Lizardons 
and a Punkster. Take the Rocking Horse path, beating up two Cursed Dolls 
and a Mad Mallard. You'll be back at the enterance now.

Head to the upper-right again. Before the doll path, there should be a 
new path with a chest on it. Take the Little Eye, and go into this new 
area. You'll meet Professor Bomb, a curious man who lives in a duck-
shaped house. He claims to have made a golem, but it ran away. Talk to 
him again, and agree to find Pavlov the Golem, and you'll open the 
adventure "Professor Bomb's Lab."

Follow the Doll path, beating up Basilisk and a Lizardon, going to the 
next screen and getting the chest with Stinky Breath. Continue right, 
where the Rocking Horse used to be, and you'll have to beat up a Moldy 
Goo and a Shadow Zero. Head down to open another passage, and you'll be 
back in the Acropolis of Trash again. I appoligize for all the looping 
around, but I haven't found a precise way through to get all the chests 
and only have to make one loop. Teleport back to the beginning, go 
through the Jack-In-The-Box, Teddy Bear, Doll, Jack-In-The-Box, and 
Rocking Horse paths.

There'll only be one Moldy Goo now, kill it and run all the way to the 
right. You're at the Heap of Junk, the boss area! One Chess Knight, two 
Cursed Dolls, and a Polter Box are your foes. You'll get the AF: Tome of 
Magic, and you'll be in Louie's Room. He tells you the dolls're happy to 
have lost, and this adventure'll finally be over.

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3M. The Looking-Glass Tower (Cactus Diary 21)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Mine Your Own Business."

Head to the Tower of Leires, alone. If you invite Elazul along, then 
you'll find a Boink in the way. Come along and you'll bump into Pearl, 
who is lost in thought. This'll successfully start the adventure. She'll 
talk about something calling her, in the Tower. Offer to go with her, or 
she'll take out on her own. She won't be very much help even if you take 
her along, but it's better than letting her fend for herself.

On the First Floor, you'll want to go to the left. The next room you'll 
be in will have a Bloodsucker, Dainslaif, and a Mad Mallard. You can get 
Throatslitter Knives and Braveblades (2H Swords) from the Dainslaifs, 
and Soldier Helms and Destiny Dicefrom the Mad Mallards. After that will 
be two more Bloodsuckers, and a Dainslaif. Help yourself to the Aroma 
Oil in the chest, and go back to the First Floor enterance, continuing 
right. Three Bloodsuckers will try to suck you dry, but just fend them 
off and go to the left. Two Dainslaifs are guarding the stairs up here. 

On this Second Floor, skip the door to the right for now, and go up 
instead. Kill the three Bloodsuckers on the left, and then the 
Bloodsucker, Dainslaif, and Mad Mallard that follow. These back stairs 
lead up to a room with the Transportation Device. You don't need to take 
this path, but if you do, you'll get to skip up to the sixth floor right 
away.

If you want to fight more monsters, go through the door we skipped. Go 
up to meet two Dainslaifs, then two Bloodsuckers and a Succubus. Up the 
next set of stairs, Fourth Floor. Take the north path first, for a chest 
with Electricity, and then go back down and to the right. Two 
Bloodsuckers and a Dark Stalker will be here. Dark Stalkers can drop a 
Levatine Sword, which is a pretty decent weapon. After them will be two 
Chess Knights. Past that will be another set of stairs, going up to the 
Fifth Floor.

If you head left now, you'll bump into a Gold Sprite Statue. Continuing 
on, you'll pass the Transportation Device area. This's where you will 
have ended up if you took that shortcut earlier. To the right are more 
stairs, leading up to the Seventh Floor and two Succubus's. You'll see a 
chest with a Dangerous Eye, and two holes in the wall. If you jump out 
of the one on the left, you'll end up on the Fourth Floor, in the place 
you got the Electricity from previously. The right hole will drop you 
back down to the Fifth Floor, right by the Gold Sprite Statue.

Head back to the right and down the corridor we haven't been down yet. 
Slay the Basilisk and Chess Knight, and go up to the Sixth Floor. You'll 
see a chest of Demon Meat, and continue to the left and up the next set 
of stairs. This's a very tall tower! Run to the right on the Seventh 
Floor, beating up three more Bloodsuckers, then a Basilish and two Mad 
Mallards. Go up yet more stairs, ending up on the Eighth Floor and 
fighting a Chess Knight and two more Dainslaifs. Two Dark Stalkers will 
be next, and will soon be reduced to nothing. Head left for now.

You guessed it, more stairs. When you reach the Ninth Floor, head 
straight across, and you'll fight a Kid Dragon. Go up to the next area, 
and jump out the hole in the side of the Tower, to land on the Sixth 
Floor in a treasure room! There will be a Ghost's Howl, a Zombie Claw, 
and Morph Meat here. The hole here will deposit us back on the Fifth 
Floor, by our now-familiar Gold Sprite Statue. Curse whichever mages 
made this Tower, and run back up to the Eighth Floor, heading down 
instead of left so you will reach the Transportation Device that goes to 
the Tenth Floor.

Head to the right, nabbing the chest of Mercury before you run up the 
stairs on the left. There's another hole to jump out of here, but it 
will just drop you down by the Gold Sprite Statue, without gaining any 
treasure. So don't jump yet! Go to the next area, and Pearl will mention 
the Room of Fate, and facing one's past. When you're ready, go in the 
doors, and a person will be standing there. They'll fade away, and the 
Iron Centaur will be there and ready to fight!

Watch out for the Iron Centaur's axe-swings and stabs! When it begins to 
flash, it could be ready to jump up in the air. Run away from its 
shadow, and when it lands to cause an earthquake, you won't get hurt. 
Alternatively, it could flash and charge up, before rapidly stabbing 
with its axe in a strong series of blows! Always try to avoid a boss 
when it begins to flash like this. When you win, the boss will desolve 
in a small cloud of blackness.

After the fight, Elazul shows up, too late to do anything. He will try 
to have Pearl come along, but she thinks she can remember something by 
not leaving yet. Elazul kindly threatens to kill you if you mess up, and 
he goes on to clear out the enemies. You're not done with this adventure 
yet, now you have to walk all the way back out of the Tower! Take the 
little hop out the window, and head down towards the enterance. Don't 
forget to save!

When you get back to the enterance, try to leave. A note will fall to 
the ground, and Sandra will appear! She'll summon a Jewel Beast (II) to 
attack you! It can stab with its mouth and tongue, and charge to press 
you against the side of the screen for some damage. Overall, this 
critter's really boring, and other than hitting harder and lasting 
longer than a normal enemy, really isn't much of a challenge.

Sandra leaves, saying you'll meet again. Pearl's worried about Elazul, 
who's looking for other Jumis. Elazul is a Knight, while Pearl is a 
Guardian. Usually, two Jumi would be paired off, and Pearl thinks that 
if Elazul bumps into another like herself, then she'll lose him. She 
thanks you, and gives you the AF: Frozen Heart, before leaving. This 
adventure's now at an end.

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3N. The Flame of Hope (Cactus Diary 23)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Niccolo's Business Unusual."

In the Village of Gato, you'll bump into a Nun talking to a Sproutling. 
It's hard to miss, as they're blocking the road infront of you. The 
Sproutling has an upset tummy, and runs off when the Nun tries to help. 
Go in the Items Shop here to buy some new equipment and meet Alex, then 
follow the Sproutling to the next area, the Pathways. Talk to the man 
here, and he'll introduce himself as Rubens, and asks if you've seen 
anyone suspicious. The Sproutling doesn't count, and Rubens'll tell you 
it ran up to the Cliff Terrace.

The Sproutling is there, chatting with the Nun again. She spots a Popo 
Bug on the Sproutling, and tries to take it off, as it's a cure for most 
ailments. The Sproutling runs off again, cause it would have to lose a 
leaf to get it off. The Nun mentions that Rubens needs a Popo Bug for 
some reason. Run back and talk to him, and he'll say the Sproutling 
headed for the Temple of Healing. Head to the left, and an object will 
fall down next to Rubens...

You'll see another Nun chatting with the Sproutling, who is running 
around wildly. The Nun says to just meditate, and the Sproutling runs 
off after seeing that she won't really help. Check the side rooms of the 
Temple, and you'll see the Dreamweaving Room, where a priestess named 
Matilda lives. You'll also find chests with Aroma Oil and Moss. Leave 
the Temple when you're done, and head back to the Cliff Terrace.

Rubens and the Nun from before will be here, with the Sproutling. Rubens 
glows, and the Sproutling gets knocked over. Rubens refuses to follow 
through and hurt the Sproutling to get the Popo Bug, even if it means 
his sweetheart will remain in stone. Run back to the Temple, and you'll 
see a Nun on the ground! Inspector Boyd will rush in, and start 
examining the body, only to find out that she's still alive. It's just a 
twisted ankle. Inspector Boyd blows his top, and says that someone named 
Sandra must be disguised as the Sproutling. Leave the Nun behind, and 
run back towards the Cliff Terrace. Don't worry, another Nun will take 
care of her.

Rubens and the Nun will be here now, talking about the Popo Bug. Rubens 
still does not want to hurt the Sproutling to get a bug, though the Nun 
seems rather greedy. She mentions Rubens' girlfriend in Geo, and he's 
shocked to hear that the Nun knows. She stabs Rubens, who collapses on 
the ground. You try to stop her, but she threatens to kill him. She 
takes his sparkly gem, calling him a Jumi Knight, and teleporting off as 
the Inspector gets there. He blaims you and your weird hat for the 
crime, but Rubens tells him otherwise. He runs off to catch her. Talk to 
Rubens and he'll appoligize to Diana, and vanish in a swirl of colors.

You'll be back at the Temple of Healing, talking to Inspector Boyd, who 
will explain everything about the Flame of Hope. He asks for your help, 
and gets it wheither you like it or not, sending you off to check the 
town's outskirts. Buy new equipment and save, and head there when you're 
ready. The Nun that was previously blocking that area, will have moved 
aside for your investigation. You'll see leaves headed into a cave 
enterance, but past this is a path leading down, and another cave, with 
a piece of Bird Meat next to it. Head down, fighting the Howler and the 
two Needlebeaks who appear, and go in the Gato Caves here. Three Shadow 
Zeros attack, and continue right.

Go up the stairs on the next screen, and fight the Moldy Goo that waits 
for you. Don't go up yet, (Back to Bird Meat Cave), but continue right 
and go down the stairs. You'll meet a Skeleton and two Slimes here. Head 
outside, and left to be back on the City Map. Remember where this is, as 
we'll be coming back after we've explored the rest of the caves.

Head right, and fight the Wooding, then the two Needlebeaks. Ignore the 
path up for now, and go in the right Cave to get chests with Blackened 
Bat and a Wad of Wool. This's also where the Nuns make their Blessed 
Elixir. Going up leads to another cave, and then back outside to where 
two Rattler Boas attack. Ignore the cave on the left for now. Going up 
brings us to a screen with two more caves. The one without leaves is the 
one we want to go in right now, and it brings us inside to see a 
Sproutling, but not the one we're searching for. Two Skeletons will be 
our next enemies. Heading left will let us get swiftly kicked out by a 
Nun, and heading right will let us fight a Polter Box, leading outside 
to the Rattler Boas from before. Head back up a screen, and take the 
cave on the right.

Two Shadow Zeros will be here. Take the first partially-hidden path up, 
and you'll find chests with an Angry Eye and a Flaming Quill. The second 
one leads back to the first cave we passed at the very beginning of this 
level, so take this one if you need to leave or save. Further to the 
left is a room with two Slimes, and a path heading out of the caves. 
Take the path down, fighting off a Needlebeak and a Wooding, and enter 
the next cave, running across a wooden bridge. Another Nun kicks us out 
for now.

Remember the way to get back on the City Map? Retrace your steps there, 
and go to the next area, the Waterfall. Continue past it, and head into 
the cave. No, there's not more dungeons to go through, you'll be back on 
the City Map. Go to the next dot, and you'll be at the Cancun Bird Nest. 
The Nun's here, and our Sproutling. She knocks the Sproutling out, and 
Inspector Boyd shows up. Sandra tosses off her disguise, using the 
Cancun Bird to fly away. The Sproutling feels better, though the 
Inspector still seems angry at losing the criminal. You'll get the AF: 
Ancient Tablet, and AF: Torch of Coral, for your help. This adventure is 
now complete.

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3O. Can't Look Back (Cactus Diary 25)
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Known Requirements: Complete "The Looking-Glass Tower."

Head on over to the Fieg Snowfields when you're ready. A person will 
talk about Nakratos, who died looking for Faerie treasure to bring their 
wife back to life. This'll officially start the adventure. The person 
leaves if you talk to him again, mentioning his students, and that 
there's an ice witch here.

Two Rabites and a Tonpole will be on the next screen. After them will be 
two more Tonpoles, and a Zombine. The screen after this has two Potos. 
Head further left and up, going to the next screen and getting a Sharp 
Claw from the chest. Continue left, fighting two Sahagins, then a Poto 
and two Zombines. Sahagins in this land can drop Stargazer spears, 
which're pretty good. You'll reach the Field of Innocence here, and a 
Gold Sprite Statue. Save if you need to, and take the lower-left exit.

This area's the South Fieg Glacier. There's a chest with a Giant's Horn 
here. Go to the next screen on the left, fighting a Howler and three 
Rabites. The next screen on the left has a chest with an Angel Feather, 
and a chest with a Sleepy Eye. Head right, to North Fieg. Two Seadragons 
will try to attack you here. Beat them off, and you'll be back in the 
Field of Innocence. Take the upper-right path this time.

This area is called North Fieg as well. A Sahagin and a Tonpole will 
attack first, then a Poto and a Sahagin. The screen on the right will be  
Mephianse's Camp. He'll be talking with his students, about the Faerie 
treasure and how it might be able to let people speak to the departed. 
Get the Knockout Dust and the Wad of Wool from the chests, and talk to 
the students to hear about monsters and ice witches. After you talk to 
Mephianse again, he'll run off, leaving his students behind.

Follow him back to the Field of Innocence, taking the lower-left path. 
Go down and go right here, fighting the two Rabites and the Sky Dragon 
you meet, and continue to the right for the next area. You'll see 
Mephianse talking to the Ice Witch. She says his brother is alive, and 
that Mephianse is just lying to everyone else about it. His brother 
changed into a big snow monster, who is now laying in wait ahead. 
Mephianse can't go through with it, but the Ice Witch moves aside, so 
you can.

The next screen on the right has a Seadragon, and two Tonpoles. Continue 
past them, and in the next area go to the right, to reach Queen Altena's 
Hill, and two Howlers. You can also pick up a Hairball and a Virgin's 
Sigh. Go back a screen, and when you're ready, take the upper-left exit.

You'll be in the Field of Lost Guilt, with a music-change! A large yeti-
like creature, named Du'Mere, will be here to challenge you. It has the 
standard Boss-push, and attacks with a slow punch, kicks, and a rushing 
attack where his hand is up. When Du'Mere starts to charge up and fold 
his hands infront of himt, get out of the way of the swirling ice 
tornado that'll soon be there! It goes all around him, so focus on 
distance, rather than being behind him. When he flashes and has one of 
his hands up in the air, get behind him to dodge the large frozen 
snowmen that fall, or you'll be turned into one for continuous damage.

When he's defeated, he'll vanish in a colorful swirl, and you'll be 
talking to Mephianse again. He thanks you, but doesn't feel overly happy 
about what's happened. You'll get some WendelSilver, and this adventure 
will be at an end.

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3P. Summer Lovin' (Cactus Diary 27)
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Known Requirements: Complete "The Flame of Hope."

Arriving at Madora Beach, you'll see two Penguins talking. David has to 
go back to sea, but Valerie doesn't want him to go. Valerie takes off, 
leaving David to think she's layed an egg, so he follows after. This 
starts the adventure.

Bash the crabs for fun here as they go running around. There's seven or 
so on each crab-screen, but they can escape off the sides of the screen, 
so be careful. If you want to get some extra experience and a chest or 
two, head left first. If not, sit tight and we'll be right back.

You'll meet a Sahagin and two Teedies, followed by two Chocobos and a 
cave enterance. Head on in, and beat up the Big Baby and the Iffish. 
When you reach the fork, take the lower-left exit, to beat up two 
Seajacks and get a chest with Scissors. Going up will let you fight an 
Iffish, a Seajack, and a Tezla. Going outside, Boink will forcibly 
teleport you back to the enterance. Go right now.

You'll meet two Pincher Crabs here, and then a Tezla. Next, you'll face 
two Iffishs, along the Royal Coastline. The cave up ahead is Sunrise 
Caverns. More crabs're here! If you take the upper-right path, you'll 
reach Princess Beach, where one Seajack and a dead end are! Go to the 
lower-right instead, fighting a Sahagin, then two Bloodsuckers. Kill the 
Big Baby, which sounds worse than it actually is, and go to the next 
screen, Sunrise Caverns, to find more crabs. The right exit leads to 
Eastend Beach, where you can find a monster egg sometimes. The upper-
left exit goes to Prince Beach.

A Pincher Crab will be here with a Tezla, followed by two more Pincher 
Crabs. The next cave's called King's Caverns, and you'll have to fight 
off a Seajack next. The next area has more crabs, and two exits. The 
upper-left lets you get a chest of Rust, and there is a crab who will 
count how many you've bashed to this point. Between twenty-three and 
twenty-five will get you the Lord of Darkness honorary title, and 
twenty-eight will make the crab call you the King of Demons! Remember 
where this guy is for later. Go back to the lower-right path, to fight 
the boss, Fullmetal Hagger!

Fullmetal Hagger can push you around, and stab with its feet. There's 
two flash-type attacks: eye beams, which can be dodged by moving under 
or behind him; and a jump, which makes him fire off electricity around 
him when he lands. After enough damage, he may lose an eye or two, but 
it doesn't seem to hamper his fighting Abilities. He's really slow 
overall, and shouldn't take long to defeat. There will be a chest with 
Ash in here if you come back after the adventure, too.

David wants to stay with Valerie, even if it means quitting the Pirates. 
David goes as Valerie insists, only to find out she really does have an 
egg. Talk to her to get the AF: Rusty Anchor. If you just leave by the 
cave without talking to her, you'll miss it! This adventure is now 
successfully completed.

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3Q. Niccolo's Business Unusual: Part 2 (Cactus Diary 45)
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Known Requirements: Complete "The Flame of Hope."

Return to the Village of Gato, and its Items Shop. You'll see Niccolo 
here. He'll mention how he's collecting Greenballs, which are a snack 
some people like to eat. They eat Cancun Bird droppings, which means 
they're abundant in Gato. He needs help going through the dungeon, and 
asks if you can go with him. Agree to start this adventure.

As a nice surprise, when you head off towards Gato's caves, you are 
given the option of skipping the entire dungeon, and going to the 
Waterfall. Unless you want to fight enemies with Niccolo, I recommend 
you do this. When you reach the Waterfall, Niccolo runs around, 
collecting his Greenballs. Now, be impolite and try leaving the screen 
to the left. He'll stop you and prevent you from doing this. Run off the 
screen to the right, then come back. If not, Niccolo will never, ever 
stop picking Greenballs.

A short time after coming back, a Faerie will appear. She'll ask what 
you're doing. Answer however you feel, and Niccolo will tell you to 
move. He can't see the Faerie, who flutters off to hide in the 
Waterfall. You'll get a Greenball Bun, the AF: Broken Doll, and 500 
Lucre from Niccolo. Not bad profits from doing so little work. This 
adventure's now over.

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3R. The Path of the Blacksmith (Cactus Diary 53)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Watts Drops the Hammer."

When you're ready for this mission, just walk around behind your house, 
and go inside your workshop. You'll bump into Watts, who just made a 
blacksmithing area for you. Ask about Forging, Altering, and General 
tips, then he'll let you stop hammering. You don't need to go up to a 
million times. ^^; He'll give you some MenosBronze, and if you tell him 
he forgot to, he'll give you another. He'll leave, and this adventure 
will be done.

Blacksmithing is another area I've only dabbled in. You make weapons and 
armor from materials and items you've found so far. This can be pretty 
fun, and I recommend you try it out a few times, saving beforehand, and 
find a weapon or that new hat that suits you. ^^

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3S. Golem Go Make 'em (Cactus Diary 55)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Professor Bomb's Lab."

Head Home, and go around the back to the Workshops. You'll bump into 
Professor Bomb, who says he just made you a Golem Laboratory! Follow him 
in, and you'll have time to read the Basic Golemology Encyclopedia, 
which he made. He'll ask you questions that you will have to get right. 
If you miss it, you can reread the book, or just try another. Eventually 
you will have three Lifeballs, which are the Golem's 'heart' if you 
will, and the Logic Block Jar, where you put the Logic Blocks into. 
They're like blocks of programming code. He'll give you his Basic 
Golemology Encyclopedia to keep, some MenosBronze, ForsenaIron, and 
GranzSteel, and a hearty "Good luck!" This adventure is now at an end.

Golem-construction itself is a complex thing, and I haven't focused much 
work to seeing what combinations make the right Logic Blocks, and the 
like. When I do, I'll update it here! ^^v

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3T. The Mana Orchards (Cactus Diary 56)
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Known Requirements: Talk to Gaeus 'About this world.'

In the Backyard Orchard, there will now be four Lullabuds L1. Weed them 
quickly, and the ground will shake! an immense tree will rise up, and 
thank you for reviving him. He explains that if you give him seeds, he 
will grow them into fruit for you, and other seeds. I haven't figured 
out what combinations grow what yet, or the exact growing time, but it's 
safe to assume that plants will be ready after a few game-days. He can 
take four seeds at a time. Eventually, Trent grew an AF: Golden Seed for 
me, but I'm not sure if this is random or from a certain seed 
combination. The Golden Seed makes another Trent spring up elsewhere on 
the World Map.

Successfully growing something and putting it in the produce box will 
end this adventure.

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3U. Monster Corral (Cactus Diary 57)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Tiny Sorcerers."

Return to Domina, and go to the Western End. You'll see a beast egg 
here, and Duelle will talk to you about how to catch it. He'll give you 
a Diceberry, some Bellgrapes, and a Citrisquid to help you catch the 
egg. Then this adventure will officially open.

Just get close to the egg, and press the Triangle Button to show what 
food you have. Pick one, and select it with the X Button to drop it. 
Then walk off a ways, and wait for the egg to hit the food and eat it. A 
heart will appear if it likes the food. Now wait. If you can see some Zs  
in the monster's balloon, it's asleep. Run over and grab it with the X 
Button. If it's not asleep, feed it more of the type of food it likes, 
and it will sleep eventually. Use as much food as needed, you can pick 
back up any extras.

Talk to Duelle after Pelican gets the egg. You'll end up back at the 
corral, where he'll explain about grazing. Then you'll go into the barn, 
where he'll further explain how to care for your new pets. This will 
successfully end the adventure.

I've listed the eggs that I know the locations of here, so that you can 
now go find your favorite pets.

Domina, Western End: Beast Egg (Rabite.)
Jungle, Western Section: Chitto (Chobin Hood.)
Luon Highway, Giga Rex Cavern: Reptile Egg (Lizardon, Rattler Boa, 
                                           Tonpole.)
Luon Highway, Lorant Tableland: Aerial Egg (Cockatrice.)
Madora Beach, Eastend Beach: Aquatic Egg (Pincher Crab, Seajack.)
Madora Beach, Fullmetal Haggar Cavern: Morph Egg (Slime.)
Ulkan Mines, Labanne Cavern: Oddity Egg (Eye Spy, Poto.)

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3V. Professor Bomb's Lab (Cactus Diary 60)
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Known Requirements: Find Professor Bomb in the Junkyard, and agree to 
                    find his Golem, Pavlov.

Head to the Entrance of Lake Kilma, and you'll see a Golem standing by 
the upper path. He laughs and runs up a screen. Pursue him, and you'll 
see some toys from the Junkyard, and the Golem. He says he wants to take 
over the world with Golems! This's bad, so thrash this sucker. He can 
shoot laser beams and missiles, and hit you with a little axe-like 
weapon. Ocassionally he'll go defensive, or fire off a little tornado. 
He's only difficult if you let him hit you multiple times without trying 
to hit him at all.

When you win, you'll be back at Professor Bomb's. He says he'll redesign 
Pavlov, and the adventure will be over. Now, Pavlov will be in the 
Junkyard to help teleport you around, and Professor Bomb will open a 
business if you agree to help out: you leave weapons, armor, and 
instruments with him, and he'll let people purchase your items from your 
Memory Card, and you can do the same. I haven't tested this yet, but you 
can whenever you wish now.

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3W. Watts Drops the Hammer (Cactus Diary 61)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Mine Your Own Business."

Head back to the Ulkan Mines. Don't talk to the new sign you'll see 
here, and instead go to Watts's workshop. Talk to the quick-moving guy, 
to hear he lost his hammer. Agree to find it, and this mission will 
start.

Go back to the enterance of the Mines, and talk to the sign now. It's 
the Dudbear Express, and a Dudbear will come and carry you off to its 
Hideout. And right on the ground by the fire, it's Watts's Hammer! 
Retrace your steps back up to Watts's workshop, where he'll accuse you 
of stealing his hammer, before remembering and thanking you instead. 
This'll successfully complete the adventure.

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3X. The Seven Wisdoms (Cactus Diary ?)
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Known Requirements: Complete "Tiny Sorcerers."

Talk to Bud in your Home. He'll mention the Seven Wisdoms, and how one 
had died. He says he'd want to meet them, and he asks if you can take 
him with you on a search for them. Say yes to start this adventure.

I've listed the Wisdoms in the order I have found them. Talking to the 
first one allows the World History Encyclopedia to be at your Library at 
Home, more sections becoming availible as you talk to more Wisdoms.

Gaeus can be found in the Luon Highway. Retrace your steps to meet him, 
and Gaeus will mention Halciet, a great mage in a long-ago time, who was 
'larger' than Gaeus in many ways, even if history does not know him. 
This's enough for Bud, who thanks Gaeus.

Tote can be found in Lake Kilma. Retrace your steps to the Cliff 
Overlooking the Lake with Bud in tow, and talk to her. Tote says that 
Bud doesn't need to listen to Wisdoms to be a great mage, but the grass, 
water, rocks, and the wind, the elements around them. Bud says thanks, 
and you can leave.

Pokiehl can be found in Watts's workshop the first time you go there. 
He'll tell Bud that he should try to find out what the Mana Goddess 
wishes us all to do in life, and to do it. Bud'll say thank you, and you 
can go home again.

Rosiotti can be found deep in the Jungle, on his throne I do not know 
what he says to Bud just yet, as Bud was ill when I tried to test this.

As of this guide, this adventure has not been completed yet.

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3. Diaries and Encyclopedias
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3A. Cactus Diaries
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1: Nic's Business
   "My master beat banditos with a creature called Niccolo. Niccolo was 
   scared of the banditos, but I'm scared to know what Niccolo is. What 
   could he possibly be?"

2: Tiny Sorcerers
   "Today I heard a story about two little sorcerers trying to become 
   the kings of this world. But pumpkins? They used pumpkins? I hope 
   they're still yummy."

3: Gaeus's Wisdom
   "A big face on a mountain? It's hard to believe, but my master saw 
   it, so I guess it's true. It knows and doesn't know lots of things. 
   What an amazing world."

4: ???

5: Lost Princess
   "Fighting a monkey in the caverns and saving a girl! Wow, that sounds 
   like something out of a movie. But the girl was really shy and turned 
   red, and I guess that was too much for my master."

6: Diddle's Letter
   "A pelican kidnapped a little boy!? And it threw the boy away 
   somewhere? That's just not right. What are the people at the child 
   protection agency doing?"

7: ???

8: Huntin' Du'Cate
   "Today my master saw a really big tree-hanging monkey and a really 
   BIG red animal with really BIG attitude. Why can't they be like me?"

9: Murmering Forest
   "Today's adventure was in the Jungle where lots of Faeries live. The 
   long-haired man was there again. Is it just me, or is there trouble 
   brewing? I think I'm psychic."

10: Gorgon's Eye
    "Lots of penguins fell into the lake, and their cap'n was thrown in 
    there by a turtle after being changed into stone! Penguins can swim, 
    but stone can't! Was the cap'n okay? What a scarey, scarey story."

11: ???

12: Teatime
    "It sounds like today's adventure was about opening and closing the 
    Flowerlings' gates. And today's monster kept sucking out my master's 
    blood. Stop bothering my master!"

13: ???

14: Mining Business
    "The birdman says Watts doesn't have any heroic stories to tell. I 
    wish someone will come up with a story about ME. He moves like 
    lightning! He kicks monster butts! I think I like that."

15: ???

16: ???

17: ???

18: Daddy's Broom
    "I threw away an old broom, and that made Bud and Lisa mad. They 
    went and got it back, and fixed where it was broken. I guess 
    everything is just hunky-dory now."

19: Infernal Doll
    "The junk at the Junkyard really wasn't junk! They were the 
    leftovers of the artifacts used in wars long long ago. Wow... That 
    makes me like them a little. Only a little bit."

20: ???

21: Glass Tower
    "A girl went up a tower to see her past, or something like that. I'm 
    losing track of what's going on, and getting a little bit tired of 
    keeping my diary lately."

22: ???

23: Flame of Hope
    "Popo bug is reeaaally long, with lots and lots of knobs, and it's 
    easy to break one Popo bug to make two Popo bugs. Who gets hurt when  
    a Popo bug is in someone's tummy? The Popo bug?"

24: ???

25: Can't Look Back
    "I remember the part about a sorcerer named Mephianse, but I don't 
    remember anything else, because I sort of fell asleep. I hope my 
    master didn't see me sleeping."

26: ???

27: Summer Lovin'
    "Clobbering crabs at the beach! That sounds like fun, but I feel bad 
    for the crabs. Surprise lesson of the day: penguins can fall in 
    love!"

28: ???

29: ???

30: ???

31: ???

32: ???

33: ???

34: ???

35: ???

36: ???

37: ???

38: ???

39: ???

40: ???

41: ???

42: ???

43: ???

44: ???

45: Nic's Business 2
    "Greenballs look like locusts without their wings. They don't look 
    that yummy to me. I'd rather have fish for dinner."

46: ???

47: ???

48: ???

49: ???

50: ???

51: ???

52: ???

53: Blacksmithing
    "There's a new room in the backyard workshop. It's to make weapons 
    and armors for my master to be able to whack some more little 
    monsters. That's not nice. We should all be friends."

54: ???

55: Golem Workshop
    "I can put some stuff together and make my own Golem! My master 
    should add that to the resume for future job-hunting."

56: Mana Orchards
    "Mr. Grandpa tree is so big and scary, it makes me want to hide by   
    his roots. His roots look like the best place to hide."

57: Monster Corral
    "Now my master can bring back eggs of other animals to raise them as 
    pets! I can't pet them because I'm all spikey, but humans will be 
    okay because they aren't spiky like me."

58: ???

59: ???

60: Prof. Bomb
    "There was a big chase to catch a pile of junk that ran away from a 
    professor. How could a pile of junk run away on its own? I don't 
    think I get it. Master, you need a rest."

61: Watts's Hammer
    "Watts lost his hammer, but my master found it for him. Doesn't it 
    feel good to do good things? It would be nice if master could read 
    me a story once in a while. Please?"

62: ???

63: ???

64: ???

65: ???

66: ???

67: ???

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3B. Characters Encyclopedia
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1: Niccolo
   "He believes that he brings happiness to his customers with his 
   transactions, but he sometimes plays dirty tricks on them. Dislikes 
   the Sproutlings and the Flowerlings."

2: Escad
   "Born into the Liotte family of Holy Knights. He fights for the cause 
   of justice with an overbearing sense of righteousness."

3: Daena
   "A monk-soldier who protects Gato's temple. She grew up with Escad, 
   Matilda, and Irwin, but especially adores Matilda like her own 
   sister."

4: ???

5: ???

6: Pearl
   "Elazul's partner. She sometimes has a tough time speaking clearly, 
   and is also very shy. Has a tendancy to wander off and get lost while 
   thinking."

7: Lady Blackpearl
   "A Jumi knight who devotes herself to leading the Jumi through the 
   threat of extinction. A very logical and level-headed individual."

8: Elazul
   "Pearl's knight, and one of the youngest Jumi. He speaks and acts in 
   a rough manner and thus starts the occasional fight."

9: ???

10: Bud
    "Lisa's twin brother. He thinks that he is a great sorcerer, though 
    he still has much to learn. He was run out of the Academy of Magic 
    because he was too mischievous. His magic frying-pan was once his  
    mother's."

11: Lisa
    "A better sorcerer than her twin brother. She carries around her 
    father's broomstick."

12: ???

13: ???

14: Inspector Boyd
    "A little man with a rerally loud voice that could even reach a 
    nearby "land." He might be the most honest and kind-hearted man you 
    will ever meet."

15: Sandra
    "The notorious jewel hunter who steals only the most brilliant 
    jewels. Her daring thefts resulted in secret admirers of her work."

16: Alex
    "A mild-mannered geologist who also has a shop in Geo. He only keeps 
    the shop open for income to fund his research."

17: ???

18: ???

19: Pelican
    "The mail carrier who delivers practically everything. She often 
    makes mistakes, and is not always on time, but she does not seem to 
    care."

20: Li`l Cactus
    "A shy little cactus. He is a cactus of few words, but he happens to 
    be thinking about many things."

21: Pokiehl
    "The poet of Truth. He is one of the Seven Wisdoms, and was a hero 
    who was called "the Messenger of the Cosmic Truth.""

22: Tote
    "An ancient turtle who is one of the Seven Wisdoms. He only 
    introduces himself as "Turtle," and always speaks in a mild manner."

23: ???

24: ???

25: Watts
    "A master blacksmith who becomes so absorbed when working that he 
    often forgets things."

26: Rosiotti
    "One of the Seven Wisdoms, he was once a hero. Rosiotti now quietly  
    resides in the Jungle as the guardian of the creatures there."

27: Duelle
    "An onion warrior. He likes everything straight-forward, and hates 
    people like Niccolo with a passion."

28: Miss Yuka
    "The owner of Domina's only inn. She insists that she is a canary, 
    but there are rumors that she is really a Chocobo. Addressing her as 
    "Miss Yuka" is a must."

29: ???

30: ???

31: Mark
    "The owner of Domina's item shop and also Rachel's father. He really 
    loves his family, but they seem to be a little sick of his overdose 
    of love."

32: Jennifer
    "Mark's wife, who likes spending time outside his shop. She says 
    anything that crosses her mind."

33: Rachel
    "The daughter of Mark and Jennifer. She hardly talks, and does not 
    become too friendly with anyone. She is sick of her Faerie-like 
    appearance and the room decor."

34: Rev. Nouvelle
    "The caretaker of the church on Domina's outskirts. He is a kind-
    hearted man who is full of knowledge, from how to catch Rabites to 
    the history of this world."

35: Meimei
    "A glamorous fortune teller. She led a luxurious and exciting life, 
    but now she seems to be saving money for her old age."

36: Capella
    "An itinerant performer. He was inspired by Pokiehl's verses and  
    decided to go on a journey to send his audiences a message of some 
    sort."

37: Diddle
    "Plays music for his performing partner, Capella. A kind-hearted, 
    sensitive boy who speaks very slowly."

38: Rubens
    "A man who has given up everything. He is hiding the fact that he is 
    the Jumi of Ruby."

39: Prof. Bomb
    "The leading pioneer of Golem development, who toils in a small 
    laboratory in the Junkyard. Also a woman-chaser."

40: Roger
    "He met his true fate when he found divinity within his pet dog, 
    Putty, while working as a miner with Dudbears. Since then he has 
    become a man of faith."

41: Putty
    "Roger's pet dog. He was made into a religious icon, but he is just 
    a dog."

42: Count Dovula
    "Guardian of the ruins, he is also the leader of the Succubus clan."

43: ???

44: Cap'n Tusk
    "The dandy captain of the SS Buccaneer. He leads the Pirate Penguins 
    with his gentlemanly seaman philosophy. Ladies, he is a real catch!"

45: ???

46: ???

47: Teapo
    "A magical life-form with a kind heart. She things she is a jewelry 
    collector, but most of them are glass fakes that Niccolo sold to \
    her."

48: ???

49: ???

50: Magnolia
    "A doll with a Fire Stone core which Anuella the Witch made a 
    thousand years ago. She lives at the Junkyard, without any hope or 
    will."

51: ???

52: ???

53: ???

54: Louie
    "The caretaker of the magical creatures at the Junkyard. He is an 
    old magical creature himself, and he understands the anger and the 
    sorrow they feel."

55: Mephianse
    "A professor at Geo's Academy of Magic who has a strong passion for 
    magic."

56: Skippie
    "A sly little man who is a really fast runner. He sees through 
    everything, and is sometimes cunning. Works at Kristie's palace with 
    Hamson."

57: Hamson
    "A big man who has the muscles, but not the mind for fighting. 
    Stupidly honest and can't seem to see the obvious."

58: Mr. Moti
    "He is everywhere doing everything."

59: ???

60: Crystalle
    "The beautiful snow Faerie who guards the Garden of Icicle Flowers."

61: Sotherbee
    "Madame Kristie's butler. He does everything perfectly, but inside 
    he is still a little child. His nickname is "Mr. Fuddy-duddy."

62: Kristie
    "The owner of Geo's palace, which is also an art gallery. Deeply 
    loves art, money, herself, and everything else."

63: ???

64: Students
    "Students at Geo's Academy of Magic. The color of their robes differ 
    by class."

65: ???

66: ???

67: Sproutlings
    "Little creatures that seem to appear out of nowhere and end up 
    living in any town. They all share the same mind with each other."

68: Gaeus
    "A huge face on a mountainside that is also one of the Seven 
    Wisdoms. He always has answers to any questions."

69: ???

70: Flowerlings
    "When a flower blooms on a Sproutling's head, it becomes a 
    Flowerling. There are males and females, but the only difference 
    between the two seems to be appearance."

71: Lilipeas
    "Small, strange creatures with tiny bird nests on their heads. They 
    multiply by rolling some mud in to Lilipea shapes."

72: Pirate Penguins
    "Penguins that have the tendancy to tell silly jokes a little too 
    often. Extremely proud of the fact that they are pirates, though 
    they don't seem to act like pirates that often."

73: Faeries
    "Deeply love nature and dislike humans. But they are still 
    interested in what humans are up to."

74: ???

75: ???

76: Nuns
    "Women who are in the process of spiritual training at Gato's 
    temple."

77: ???

78: Trent
    "The ancient tree that lives in the backyard at Home. He swallows 
    seeds to produce fruits and vegetables on his branches."

79: Boink
    "A strange creature that knows the links between dimensions. Those 
    who touch it will immediately fly to where its tail is."

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3C. Lands Encyclopedia
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1: Home
   "Home sweet home! Your home is comfortably located near a great tree, 
   surrounded by nature. Many visitors come and go. See MAILBOX."

2: Domina
   "A lively town frequented by traveling merchants and entertainers. 
   The outskirts boast a church with a fabulous view of the 
   countryside. See COLORBLOCKS."

3: Luon Highway
   "This highway was once traversed by merchants and entertainers, but 
   the highwaymen have stopped all traffic. Some say that one of the 
   Seven Wisdoms lives nearby. See WHEEL."

4: Mekiv Caverns
   "This limestone cavern was created by underground currents. Over the 
   centuries it was hollowed out, and pillas were created. The cavern is    
   made up of many levels. See JADE EGG."

5: Lake Kilma
   "This sizable lake is surrounded by quiet, forested mountains. 
   Faeries, servants of the lake, are often witnessed there. Some say 
   that incredible treasure lies under the lake. See STONE EYE."

6: Gato Grottes
   "A town protected by divine winds. It is always windy on the 
   dangerous percipices. The temple of healing there is dedicated to the 
   Spirits of Air and Fire. See FLAME."

7: Jungle
   "Due to the thick vegetation, many become lost in this jungle. Others 
   claim to have witnessed Faeries, while some say one of the Wisdoms 
   resides here. See MEDALLION."

8: ???

9: ???

10: ???

11: Mindas Ruins
    "These ruins are all that is left of a city which prospered around a 
    tower, built by mages during the end of the Faerie War. See ANCIENT 
    TABLET."

12: Madora Beach
    "Come to Madora Beach for the best sun-bathing and finest sand 
    anywhere. Explore our many caverns. While you're here, why not try 
    some crab-hunting? See TORCH OF CORAL."

13: Junkyard
    "This trash-heap is home to discarded items, mass-produced to fight 
    in a long-forgotten war. Some of the objects still bear a grude  
    towards humanity, and cling to their warrior past. See BROKEN DOLL."

14: ???

15: ???

16: Tower of Leires
    "Looming in the night sky, the Tower of Leires was constructed by 
    magicians during the Faerie Wars to increase their supply of Mana. 
    Nowadays, the tower is nothing but a stone testament to the power of 
    its builders. See MOON'S MIRROR."

17: Geo
    "A castle-town with an academic atmosphere. Kristie's palace 
    occupies the center. The instructors at the Academy of Magic have a 
    lot of personality. See TOME OF MAGIC."

18: ???

19: Ulkan Mines
    "The Ulkan Mines have been abandoned for ages. Now, only curious 
    weaponsmiths hunt for ore, for a suspicious gang is based here. See 
    BOTTLED SPIRIT."

20: ???

21: Fieg Snowfields
    "A frozen land buried in snow. Some say Faeries' treasure is hidden 
    here, but none have laid eyes upon it. There are reports of 
    abominable snowmen here. See FROZEN HEART."

22: ???

23: Orchard
    "A tree with a striking resemblance to the one in your backyard. 
    Perhaps mankind will never understand the connection which all plant 
    life shares. See GOLDEN SEED."

24: ???

25: ???

26: ???

27: ???

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3D. Artifacts Encyclopedia
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1: Mailbox
   "A few letters a month can mean a lot to a lonely, far-off home. See 
   HOME."

2: Colorblocks
   "The town changes through the ages according to its citizens. It   
   doesn't change to accommodate a new age. It changes to bring about a 
   new age. See DOMINA."

3: Wheel
   "Even the longest roads are rutted by the hundreds of wagons which 
   traverse them. Roads remember their travelers, and wagon wheels are 
   reflections of those memories. See LUON HIGHWAY."

4: Jade Egg
   "By taking a stone formed through the ages inside the earth and 
   shaping it into the source of all things, the earth's creative power 
   was captured inside. See MEKIV CAVERNS."

5: Stone Eye
   "This artifact uses the power of the Master of the Lake to turn to 
   stone those who harm the lake. However, the power does not respond to 
   the will of mankind. See LAKE KILMA."

6: Flame
   "That which illuminated the shrine was but a small flame. Before 
   long, mankind ceased to notice the fire, but its significance 
   continued to grow. See GATO GROTTOES."

7: Medallion
   "The beasts who followed a wise man were eaten by an invading beast. 
   It then gained wisdom and became a wise man itself. See JUNGLE."

8: Firefly Lamp
   "One poet wrote that all of history comes from lovers' whispers. It 
   was a poem of lovers talking of love and the future, under the cool 
   light of fireflies in the midsummer night sky. See ???."

9: Sand Rose
   "An image of a rose in the Sanctuary of Mana; it never became a true 
   rose. It turned into crystal, its powers trapped inside for all 
   eternity. See ???."

10: ???

11: Ancient Tablet
    "Long ago, in a civilization very different from our own, 
    unimaginable scientific advances were made, and are recorded on this 
    tablet. However, mankind has lost the ability to decipher it. See 
    MINDAS RUINS."

12: Torch of Coral
    "The Mermen appear on the shore using a flame from this torch. It 
    gives off light invisible to human eyes, and so they remain hidden. 
    See MADORA BEACH."

13: Broken Doll
    "This doll was a servant of mankind when artifacts were used as 
    instruments of war. See JUNKYARD."

14: ???

15: Rusty Anchor
    "Even large anchors are small compared to their ships. These very 
    anchors are what hold the ships firmly to the harbor, not unlike 
    mankind's role on earth. See ???."

16: Moon's Mirror
    "The mages of antiquity would pour water onto the mirror and reflect 
    the moon and stars to learn of mankind's fate from the heavens. See 
    TOWER OF LEIRES."

17: Tome of Magic
    "In ages past, many tried to explain the works of the gods, spending 
    much time and making incredible sacrifices. The secrets they have 
    uncovered are small, but hold enough power to destroy a continent. 
    See GEO."

18: ???

19: Bottled Spirit
    "Once, a foolish mage tried to seize the powers of a spirit by 
    imprisoning it in a bottle. The mage was immediately slain by the 
    spirit's curse, but the bottle containing a powerful spirit 
    remained. See ULKAN MINES."

20: ???

21: Frozen Heart
    "Once a gem hardens into a core, it grows swiftly, not unlike the 
    hardness in one's heart. If the core grows large, it may remain 
    despite its owner's death. See FIEG SNOWFIELDS."

22: ???

23: Golden Seed
    "Seeds contain everything. Everything starts from a seed. Each 
    generation of seeds produces another. See THE ORCHARDS."

24: ???

25: ???

26: ???

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3E. Items Encyclopedia
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1: Metal
   "Primary Material. Metallurgy has been the barometer of a 
   civilization's technological level. Different types of metals in 
   Fa'Diel are named after the areas where they were mined."

2: Wood
   "Primary Material. Trees of Fa'Diel distribute the Mana energy as air 
   for the creatures in this world. Tools and simple buildings have been 
   made with wood since the ancient times."

3: Stone
   "Primary Material. Stones have been used since the beginning of time 
   as tools, decorations, and in architecture."

4: Hide
   "Primary Material. Armor can be made from softer materials such as 
   hide, but one should be aware of the compatibility between the 
   material and the item."

5: Scales
   "Primary Material. Scales of some monsters and dragons can be used to 
   make armor and weapons. The materials used to create such items are 
   reflected in their effects and parameters."

6: Bone
   "Primary Material. The world of Fa'Diel uses bones from the monsters 
   living there. When making armor, pay specific attention to the 
   materials' defense levels for effective compositions."

7: Fabric
   "Primary Material. Fabric can be used to strengthen equipment as well 
   as being the primary material for armor. Those with mysterious 
   patterns or colorful designs may have magical properties."

8: Aerolite
   "Primary Material. Aerolites are rocks that fall from the sky. They 
   tend to have unusual and useful properties when used to make 
   equipment."

9: Mana Stone
   "Secondary Material. Mana Stones contain high concentration of Mana 
   energy. There are Mana Stones of Fire, Earth, Wind, and Water."

10: Mana Crystal
    "When pure Mana energy becomes crystallized, Mana Crystals are made. 
    Most of them glow with the energy, but some that absorb light have 
    been found."

11: Coins
    "Secondary Material. These coins represent the energy of each 
    elemental spirit. Sometimes the spirits give them to mortals they 
    favor."

12: Seeds
    "Secondary Material. Each seed has a different color, and, like 
    mixing paint, one can grow wider varieties of produce by planting 
    two different seeds together at the same time."

13: Produce
    "The produce that grows in the orchards varies by the seed 
    combinations, the day of the week they were planted, and by luck. 
    Used to feed pets and to color Golems."

14: Meat
    "Secondary Material. Meat can be acquired by defeating different 
    types of monsters, and then it can be used along with produce to 
    catch monster eggs."

15: Fangs & Claws
    "Secondary Material. The most powerful parts of monsters. Fangs and 
    claws are often used to make protective and magical items such as 
    talismans."

16: Eyes
    "Secondary Material. Some stones look like eyeballs of monsters, and 
    they also have magical properties. Eyes are divided into groups by 
    their appearance."

17: Feathers
    "Secondary Material. Usually the Aerial monsters' feathers are sold 
    on the market, but sometimes beautiful Arthropod monsters' wings are   
    considered useful."

18: Bottles
    "Secondary Material. There are all sorts of liquids in many 
    different bottles. Some seem to contain liquids you cannot drink,   
    and others you couldn't even guess when they were last opened."

19: Vials
    "Secondary Material. Even the most unthinkable things could be 
    sealed in these vials. There could be whispers, curses, or maybe 
    even some stinky breath."

20: Urns
    "Secondary Material. No one can guess what these urns contain, or 
    what they are for. What could be inside the urns you find in this 
    story?"

21: Pellets
    "Secondary Material. Little medicine pills made of material you 
    would not normally eat. Those that are known to be effective have a 
    higher price tag."

22: Powders
    "Secondary Material. Some are mere dirt and some are blends of 
    materials with creepy effects. Keep out of reach of children."

23: Pouches
    "Secondary Material. These pouches could contain some really unusual 
    and exciting items. On the other hand, the items may be quite normal 
    and plain."

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3F. Equipment Encyclopedia
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1: Knife
   "A dagger. It comes in many different styles, and much work goes into 
   crafting the handle and blade. Most are designed to be practical. A 
   shield cannot be used with a knife. Although it has the shortest 
   reach, the rate of movement is the fastest."

2: Sword
   "A long sword. Most are double-edged and have sharp tips. The sword 
   is considered a holy weapon due to the precious metals it is made 
   from. It is wielded in one hand, so the rate of movement is average."

3: Axe
   "Also known as the hand-axe or hatchet, the axe is a single-bladed 
   weapon wielded in one hand. Often thought of as primitive, the rate 
   of its movement is slower than the sword."

4: 2H Sword
   "The ultimate in swords requires two hands. Yields epic damage when 
   swung in a wide arc. Cannot be used with a shield. It's quite heavy, 
   so the rate of your movement is slower."

5: 2H Axe
   "The two-handed axe is used for embedding a cold piece of steel in 
   your enemies. With an axe like this, who needs a shield? 
   Unfortunately, the sheer weight of this weapon will slow your 
   movement to a snail's pace."

6: Hammer
   "Knock some sense into your opponents with this huge two-handed 
   hammer. But don't complain about the slowest movement rate and being 
   unable to use a shield."

7: Spear
   "A great way to keep uglies at a distance. However, in actual combat  
   the spear is used in a variety of ways. Of course, a shield is out of 
   the question, and the shape of the weapon precludes fast movement."

8: Staff
   "Long staves such as these have multiple uses, and can hit an enemy 
   both up close and far away. Since they require both hands, a shield 
   cannot be used, and the rate of movement is slower than when wielding 
   a spear."

9: Glove
   "Nothing beats pummeling the enemy with these reinforced punching 
   gloves. Of course, proper boxing stance precludes the use of a 
   shield. Even though the attack range is short, the rate of its 
   movement is very fast."

10: Flail
    "Incredible power is gained when two or more staves are connected 
    with a chain. The rate of its movement is quite good, but it is 
    impossible to use a shield while wielding a flail."

11: Bow
    "With a bow, one can lay waste to enemies from afar, and thwack them 
    when up close, as well. Scoring a direct hit, however, requires much 
    practice. A shield cannot be equipped with a bow."

12: Shield
    "The smart sword or axe-wielder will always keep a shield handy. 
    From large, bejeweled shields to the familiar frying-pan lid, 
    shields vary greatly in size and strength."

13: Helm
    "Providing ample protection for the head, helms come in all shapes 
    and sizes, from great steel helms to upside-down pots. The round 
    shape of the helm helps deflect incoming blows."

14: Hat
    "Unlike helms, hats are often worn for the enchantments contained 
    within, rather than for physical defense. They often grace the heads 
    of well-known mages and priests."

15: Hauberk
    "there is a wide range of hauberk types, from highly-decorated 
    ceremonial hauberk to hauberk that is too heavy for practical use."

16: Robe
    "Oft worn by mages and clergymen, robes are often designed for other 
    purposes than mere physical protection, and are decorated with holy 
    symbols or arcane patterns."

17: Gauntlets
    "Gauntlets come in many shapes and sizes, but all of them help 
    protect the arms and hands from nasty cuts and bruises."

18: Ring
    "Even a small ring can help protect the finger. Some are plain, 
    while others are works of art, worn by those wise in the ways of 
    magic. Some rings are said to hold incredible power."

19: Boots
    "Heavy footwear for the combat enthusiast, boots give protection to 
    the feet, ankles, and shins from common nicks and scratches, where 
    needed most."

20: Sandals
    "Light footwear for the fashion-conscious warrior, sandals afford 
    less physical protection than boots, but they seem to protect best 
    against magic."

21: Armor
    "Completely protecting the head, torso, arms, and legs, armor gives 
    outstanding protection. However, very little additional armor can be 
    worn, because armor covers the whole body."

22: Mantle
    "Mantles are worn over the shoulders, and can be worn over any kind 
    of armor. Most protect against magical attacks."

23: Pendant
    "An accessory that can be worn under all types of armor, pendants 
    are used for their protective properties."

24: Harp
    "Harps are stringed instruments that can be used to perform magic 
    with an Elemental Coin. Such coins are gained by negotiating with a 
    Spirit."

25: Marimba
    "The marimba is a percussion instrument that can be used to play 
    magic with an Elemental Coin. The cycles of magic are determined by 
    the type of instrument, its main material, and the property of the 
    Elemental Coin used."

26: Flute
    "The flute is a wind instrument which can be used to play magic by 
    using an Elemental Coin. Elemental Coins are important because they 
    help determine the type and cycle of magic that will be played."

27: Drum
    "The drum is a percussion instrument which can be used to play magic 
    with an Elemental Coin. During negotiations with a Spirit, it is 
    important to play tunes the Spirit enjoys listening to."

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3G. Monsters Encyclopedia
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1: Rabite
   "Beast. STR: Wisp, Dryad. WK: Shade, Aura. A round bunny-like 
   monster. Watch out for its biting attacks!"

2: Molebear
   "Beast. STR: Aura, Gnome. WK: Dryad, Salamander. It attacks with its 
   long, sharp claws, and likes hiding underground."

3: Teedie
   "Beast. STR: Jinn, Undine. WK: Gnome. Attacks enemies by throwing 
   rocks and feathers."

4: Howler
   "Beast. STR: Jinn. WK: Gnome. Attacks by jump-kicking with its strong 
   hindlegs."

5: Gray Ox
   "Beast. STR: Aura, Undine. WK: Dryad, Jinn. It attacks enemies by 
   headbutting with its horns or by licking them."

6: Lullabud
   "Plant. STR: Wisp, Dryad. WK: Shade, Aura. Spews toxic pollen to 
   poison its enemies."

7: Mushboom
   "Plant. STR: Shade, Dryad. WK: Wisp, Aura. A cute mushroom that 
   attacks by kicking, and by throwing its own cap."

8: Shrieknip
   "Plant. STR: Dryad, Gnome. WK: Aura, Salamander. A giant radish that 
   shoots its leaves and seeds like missiles."

9: Marlboro
   "Plant. STR: Aura, Gnome. WK: Dryad. All it can do is punch anything 
   in front of it and exhale really stinky breath."

10: Wooding
    "Plant. STR: Wisp, Dryad. WK: Shade, Aura. A tree that became 
    possessed by evil spirits. Attacks with its arm-like branches."

11: Stinger Bug
    "Anthropod. STR: Wisp, Dryad, Jinn. WK: Shade, Aura, Gnome. Attacks 
    with its scythe-like forearms, and with its huge needle in back."

12: Hoppin' Tick
    "Anthropod. STR: Aura, Salamander. WK: Dryad, Undine. It jumps on 
    enemies to suck out blood."

13: ???

14: ???

15: Gloomoth
    "Arthropod. STR: Salamander, Jinn. WK: Gnome, Undine. Sprews 
    poisonous scale-powder on enemies. It can also shoot out lethal eye-
    beams."

16: Tonpole
    "Reptile. STR: Wisp, Undine. WK: Shade, Jinn. A cute little tadpole 
    that is trying its best to be a good monster."

17: Lizardon
    "Reptile. STR: Undine. WK: Jinn. It swallows the enemies by using 
    its tongue, whether it's hungry or not."

18: Rattler Boa
    "Reptile. STR: Dryad. WK: Aura. A rattlesnake that wraps around its 
    enemies to cause great damage."

19: Basilisk
    "Reptile. STR: Jinn, Undine. WK: Gnome. Its eye beams cause 
    petrification in a flash!"

20: Tyrranos
    "Reptile. STR: Gnome. WK: Salamander. It chomps on any enemies with 
    its huge jaws."

21: Iffish
    "Aquatic. STR: Undine. WK: Jinn. A colorful spny fish. Attacks with 
    its water-bubble cannon."

22: Pincher Crab
    "Aquatic. STR: Undine. WK: Jinn. A grumpy crab. Shoots out its huge 
    pinchers to attack enemies."

23: Seajack
    "Aquatic. STR: Undine. WK: Jinn. A shark with a gigantic saw-like 
    nose. Watch for its lethal body blow!"

24: Seadragon
    "Aquatic. STR: Undine. WK: Jinn. A sleepy-looking monster. Attacks 
    with water while floating in the air."

25: Big Baby
    "Aquatic. STR: Undine. WK: Jinn. An adorable-looking monster with 
    big eyes. Spits out water bubbles."

26: Needlebeak
    "Aerial. STR: Wisp, Jinn. WK: Shade, Gnome. A ball-like bird which 
    attacks with its sharp beak."

27: Bloodsucker
    "Aerial. STR: Shade, Jinn. WK: Wisp, Gnome. Attacks with ultrasonic 
    waves. For some strange reason it belongs to the Aerial Group."

28: Cockatrice
    "Aerial. STR: Dryad, Gnome. WK: Aura, Salamander. A chubby, bird-
    like monster. Its tail is a snake that can bite and petrify 
    enemies."

29: Chocobo
    "Aerial. STR: Wisp, Jinn. WK: Shade, Gnome. Nope, not the same 
    chocobo you know!"

30: ???

31: Shadow Zero
    "Morph. STR: Shade. WK: Wisp. A quick-moving shadow with big 
    attacks."

32: Slime
    "Morph. STR: Gnome. WK: Salamander. A gooey drop with two eyeballs.

33: Tezla
    "Morph. STR: Wisp. WK: Shade. Generates an electric field to zap 
    anything around it."

34: Denden
    "Morph. STR: Dryad. WK: Aura. A winged snail that can move faster 
    than its ground-crawling kin."

35: Moldy Goo
    "Morph. STR: Aura, Undine. WK: Dryad, Jinn. A big lump of mold with 
    dead soldiers' weapons stuck to it."

36: ???

37: Zombine
    "Undead. STR: Gnome, Undine. WK: Salamander, Jinn. They happen to be 
    born this way."

38: Specter
    "Undead. STR: Gnome, Undine. WK: Salamander, Jinn. A monster that 
    attacks enemies by slapping them with its big hands."

39: Skeleton
    "Undead. STR: Shade, Dryad, Gnome. WK: Wisp, Aura, Salamander. A 
    fancily-clad skeleton knight."

40: Ape Mummy
    "Undead. STR: Shade, Gnome. WK: Wisp, Salamander. A large mummified 
    ape. It charges towards enemies to attack."

41: Imp
    "Demonic. STR: Shade, Jinn. WK: Wisp, Gnome. A tiny demon with a 
    tiny spear. It can use some magic, too."

42: ???

43: Punkster
    "Demonic. STR: Shade, Jinn. WK: Wisp, Gnome. A fun-loving demon that 
    likes to start cyclones."

44: Dark Stalker
    "Demonic. STR: Shade. WK: Wisp. A knight of shadow, clad in heavy 
    armor. It summons other monsters."

45: ???

46: Kid Dragon
    "Dragon. STR: Salamander, Jinn. WK: Gnome, Undine. A half-pint 
    dragon that could spit out some fire."

47: Sky Dragon
    "Dragon. STR: Jinn. WK: Gnome. An aerial dragon with a glide 
    attack."

48: ???

49: Eye Spy
    "Oddity. STR: Wisp, Gnome. WK: Shade, Salamander. Attacks with 
    eyebeams, and can disappear to hide from enemies."

50: Spiny Cone
    "Oddity. STR: Dryad, Jinn. WK: Aura, Gnome. A shadowy creature. 
    Shoots out thorns and poisonous air."

51: Poto
    "Oddity. STR: Undine. WK: Jinn. A really sleepy-looking monster that 
    attacks enemies by licking them."

52: Beholder
    "Oddity. STR: Aura, Salamander. WK: Dryad, Undine. A huge eyeball 
    that floats in the air."

53: Springball
    "Oddity. STR: Aura. WK: Dryad. Attacks enemies by using its springy 
    neck."

54: Cursed Doll
    "Poltergeist. STR: Shade. WK: Wisp. A doll that was given a mind. 
    Their existance is meaningful only when they fight."

55: Polter Box
    "Poltergeist. STR: Aura, Gnome. WK: Dryad, Salamander. It preys upon 
    unwary treasure-hunters with surprise attacks."

56: Chess Knight
    "Poltergeist. STR: Shade, Gnome. WK: Wisp, Salamander. Its 
    overwhelming wish to fight turned it into a monster."

57: Dainslaif
    "Poltergeist. STR: Shade, Aura. WK: Wisp, Dryad. A possessed weapon
    that exists to fight."

58: Machine Golem
    "Poltergeist. STR: Aura. WK: Dryad. A man-made Golem. It was not 
    supposed to have its own mind."

59: Chobin Hood
    "Demi-human. STR: Dryad. WK: Aura. A master bow-hunter species. They 
    look cute, but they could be pretty mean."

60: Goblin
    "Demi-human. STR: Shade, Dryad. WK: Wisp, Aura. It firmly believes 
    that evil doing is the true meaning of life."

61: Tomato Man
    "Demi-human. STR: Aura, Salamander. WK: Dryad, Undine. A clan of 
    black-magic priests. It is said that they never leave their pots."

62: Sahagin
    "Demi-human. STR: Undine. WK: Jinn. It became a demi-human as it 
    began living ashore."

63: Succubus
    "Demi-human. STR: Shade, Jinn. WK: Wisp, Gnome. One of the vampire 
    clans. They tend to look down on the other clans."

64: Narcissos
    "Demi-human. STR: Aura, Gnome. WK: Dryad, Salamander. This clan is 
    obsessed with staying in shape by practicing their own martial 
    arts."

65: Mad Mallard
    "Demi-human. STR: Wisp, Salamander. WK: Shade, Undine. Loaded with 
    attitude, these ducks pop out egg-bombs."

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68: Punkmaster
    "A small creature with an evil mind."

69: Gremlin
    "A mischievous little demonic creature."

70: ???

71: ???

72: ???

73: Count Dovula
    "The leader of the Succubus Clan."

74: Mantis Ant

75: ???

76: Du'Inke

77: Du'Cate

78: Du'Mere

79: Gorgon's Eye

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81: ???

82: ???

83: Labanne

84: ???

85: Fullmetal Haggar

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87: ???

88: Jewel Beast II

89: ???

90: ???

91: Iron Centaur

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105: Note
     "(Example) STR: Wisp, Dryad. WK: Shade, Aura. The example above 
     shows that the monster becomes stronger (STR) in lands with more 
     Wisp and Dryad influence, and weaker (WK) in Shade and Aura lands. 
     This does not affect the player's pet monsters."

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3H. Produce Encyclopedia
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1: Garlicrown
   "White Family. A crown-shaped garlic clove that might make you feel 
   like royalty! + Chm. - Arr."

2: Conchurnip
   "White Family. A turnip shaped like a conch shell. + Pwr, Def, Agr, 
   Arr. - Mgc."

3: Sweet Moai
   "Purple Family. A sweet potato shaped like a Moai. It's pretty tasty, 
   actually. + Def, Mgc, Lck, Laz. - Skl."

4: Pear O'Heels
   "White Family. A pear shaped like a high-heeled shoe. + Pwr, Def, 
   Chm, Arr. - Spr."

5: Mangolephant
   "White Family. A mango that even has a pair of tusk-like knobs. + 
   Pwr, HP, Agr, Arr."

6: Apricat
   "Red Family. An apricot with whiskers and ears that makes it look 
   like a cat. + Def, Clm."

7: Diceberry
   "Red Family. The ones with seeds placed like an actual dice are very 
   rare. + Pwr, Agr."

8: Peach Puppy
   "Red Family. A peach with a dog-like face, and ear-like flaps. + Pwr, 
   Skl, Frd. - Sch."

9: Applesocks
   "Red Group. An apple that looks like a Christmas stocking. + Skl, 
   Chm, Clm, Ind."

10: Whalamato
    "Red Family. A whale-shaped tomato with a stem that looks like a 
    water spout. + Mgc, HP, Chm. - Def, Agr."

11: Spiny Carrot
    "Orange Family. A carrot with knobs like those on spiny shells. + 
    Mgc, Spr, Clm, Ind. - Skl."

12: Loquat-Shoes
    "Orange Family. It has a hole that is big enough to fit a baby's 
    foot. + Skl, Chm, Sch, Laz. - HP."

13: Bumpkin
    "Orange Family. A pumpkin with a scary face. There are some with sad 
    faces, too. + Pwr, Spr, Agr, Arr, Sch, Laz."

14: Honey Onion
    "Orange Family. An onion with honey stuffed inside. + Skl, HP, Spr, 
    Ind. - Pwr."

15: Orange'Opus
    "Orange Family. An orange with tentacle-like projections. + Def, HP, 
    Sch, Laz."

16: Citrisquid
    "Yellow Family. A lemon with a sharp top and tentacle-like 
    projections. + Mgc, Sch."

17: Springanana
    "Yellow Family. A coily banana that is rather hard to eat. + HP. - 
    Ind."

18: Cornflower
    "Yellow Family. Is it a sunflower with corn kernals, or corn that 
    looks like a sunflower? + Mgc, Chm, Agr. - Clm."

19: Fishy Fruit
    "Yellow Family. It has fin-like bumps that make it look like a fish. 
    + Skl, Mgc, Chm. - HP, Sch."

20: Rocket Papaya
    "Orange Family. A papaya with projections like a rocket. + Mgc, Chm, 
    Clm. - Agr."

21: Cabbadillo
    "Green Family. A cabbage that looks like a friendly armadillo. + 
    Def, Spr, Frd, Lon. - Chm."

22: Squalphin
    "Green Family. A squash that is shaped like a dolphin. + Mgc, Lck, 
    Frd, Lon. - Pwr."

23: Needlettuce
    "Green Family. A lettuce with leaves shaped like porcupine needles. 
    It's edible. + Def, Chm, Clm. - Agr."

24: Boarmelon
    "Green Family. A watermelon that has stripes and tusks like a young 
    boar. + Pwr, Skl, Spr, Lon. - Chm."

25: Dialaurel
    "Green Family. An herb that was named "Diamond" after its leaves' 
    shape. + Pwr, Lck, Agr. - Clm."

26: Heart Mint
    "Blue Family. This species of mint grows heart-shaped leaves. + Chm. 
    - Laz."

27: Spade Basil
    "Blue Family. An herb with slightly bitter flavor to it. + Spr. - 
    Lon."

28: Pine O'Clock
    "Blue Family. A very functional pineapple that works as an alarm 
    clock. + Pwr, Skl, Def, Mgc, HP, Spr, Chm, Lck. - Agr, Clm, Sch, 
    Frd."

29: Gold Clover
    "Blue Family. You will be really lucky if you find one with four 
    leaves! + Skl, Lck, Frd. - Sch."

30: Rhinoloupe
    "Blue Family. The skin is very tough and thick. + Pwr, HP, Spr. - 
    Mgc, Clm."

31: Lilipods
    "Purple Family. This lily has peas inside it! + Skl, HP, Clm, Ind, 
    Frd, Lon. - Mgc."

32: Cherry Bombs
    "Purple Family. Cherries with clear, glass-like flesh around the 
    seed. + HP, Frd."

33: Orcaplant
    "Purple Family. An eggplant that looks like a killer whale. + Def, 
    Mgc, Sch. - Frd."

34: Masked Potato
    "White Family. A potato with colorful designs on it, making it look 
    like a mask. + Def, HP, Spr. - Lck, Frd."

35: Bellgrapes
    "Purple Family. The grape is covered with a tough skin. When shaken, 
    it sounds like a bell. + Mgc, Spr, Sch. - Frd."

36: Mush-In-A-Box
    "Black Family. The insides pop out when touched. Its taste could be 
    surprising, too. + Lck."

37: Toadstoolshed
    "Black Family. A mushroom shaped like a house. Those with two 
    chimneys are rare! + Pwr, Skl, Def, Mgc, HP, Spr, Chm, Lck."

38: Note
    "Produce's Effects. + = Increases. - = Decreases. Abilities: 
    Pwr=Power, Skl=Skills, Def=Defense, Mgc=Magic, HP=HP, Spr=Spirit, 
    Chm=Charm, Lck=Luck. Personalities: Agr=Agressive, Arr=Arrogant, 
    Clm=Calm, Ind=Indecisive, Sch=Scheming, Laz=Lazy, Frd=Friendly, 
    Lon=Lonely."

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3I. World History Encyclopedia
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1: The Beginning
   "A twinkling consciousness became a star which sparkled in the night 
   and banished the darkness. The Mana Goddess acquired consciousness by 
   gazing into the light of that sun. She made Fa'Diel, a great land, 
   but so far an empty one."

2: The Moon Gods
   "The Mana Goddess drew beams of six colors from the sun. They became 
   the six moons, each hiding a small diety within. When those gods 
   awoke, they played beautiful music and brought fortune to the land of 
   Fa'Diel."

3: The Names of Stones
   "The six dieties became the Moon Gods and demanded that the Mana 
   Goddess name them. So the Mana Goddess gave each of them a shining 
   stone, which filled the air with music: Stars, follow me! Moons, walk 
   with me! And we shall celebrate your names!"

4: The Moon's Names
   "Tryne, merciful god of water. Zea, passionate god of fire. Barlen, 
   selfish god of gold. Libleyt, hopeful god of wood. Morphes, wealthy 
   god of earth. Ghazel, whimsical god of wind. The Moon Gods rejoiced, 
   and the Mana Goddess returned to her slumber, becoming the great Mana 
   Tree. Fa'Diel was left to the whims of the Moon Gods."

5: The Creation
   "The Moon Gods created land and ocean, trees and flowers, and gave 
   them light and the power to determine their fate. The light became 
   the Elemental Spirits, riding in the sky. They released bountiful 
   light, and were full of desire to serve the Moon Gods' will. The Moon 
   Gods then finally returned to slumber."

6: Flammies
   "Then, a beautiful yet powerful beast appeared, awakening the Moon 
   Gods. The Moon Gods named this beast of strength and beauty Flammy. 
   Whenever one of the Moon Gods would fall asleep, another Flammy would 
   appear. Eventually, Flammies of all six colors came to populate all 
   the land."

7: Dark Clouds
   "The Moon Gods tried to outdo each other in creating beauty. 
   Sometimes they argued trying follow the Mana Goddess's will and 
   create many beasts. But dark clouds came to Fa'Diel, and the Moon 
   Gods created greater beasts, and set them loose upon the land. The 
   Flammies often quarrelled, and the cycle of creation and destruction 
   repeated endlessly."

8: The Hole
   "The trees withered, and the Elemental Spirits lost their luster. The 
   land dried up, and soon thereafter, wars began. As the wars dragged 
   on, the powers of the Moon Gods were lost. The land of Fa'Diel was 
   scarred, and pits to other worlds opened in the wounds. The Moon Gods 
   peeked into the other world, and came to know fear, envy, and 
   desire."

9: Rebirth
   "Cracks appeared in the Mana Tree. Waves of chaos from other worlds 
   came and tried to envelop all of Fa'Diel. Each Moon God chose a 
   Flammy and gave it a stone. The Flammies rode into the sky. They were 
   born of the earth to ride in the sky and return to the earth. They 
   became a flying river of Mana."

10: The Thoughts
    "Fa'Diel was filled with the power of Mana. It healed itself and 
    shut away the other world. The Flammies returned to the Moon Gods, 
    but could not find them. The Moon Gods had lost their memories and 
    became beasts. The six remaining Flammies cried in anguish and 
    despair. The waves in the air settled, and created many thought 
    forms."

11: The Revelation
    "The Flammies turned their backs on the Moon Gods and flew into the 
    air. The Moon Gods turned into stars, and the Flammies never came 
    back down. New concepts came about after the Flammies and the Moon 
    Gods departed, but the Elemental Spirits were afraid and prayed to 
    the Mana Tree, who responded with soft pulses."

12: The Prophecy
    "These formless beings will eventually be given form so that they 
    might live. They will be given the task of creating this world. The 
    thoughts they think will shape the landscape. They will be born into 
    this world in fear and sadness. Sometimes their thoughts may hurt 
    this world, but you must help them build it."

13: Man and Faerie
    "Soon many new beings were born, such as men and Faeries. Man used 
    Mana to power his creations. Faeries amplified the power of Mana 
    with song and dance. Then, from beyond the heavens, six colored 
    beams of light shown down upon the land. Six Flammies gazed upon 
    Fa'Diel, and all life there prospered. A new age had begun."

14: The Dark One
    "The Flammies of legend never returned from their heavenly climb. 
    Below, many similar creatures came into being. For example, dragons 
    reflected the Flammies' divinity, become a race of depp 
    introspection. They took it upon themselves to protect Fa'Diel from 
    its many foes."

15: The Fallen
    "Wyrms are rumored to be Flammies who have fallen into another 
    world. Powerful mages summoned them into this world. Wyrms possess 
    the incredible powers of the Flammies, but they lack their nobility 
    and grandeur. True Flammies are said to appear regal and divine, 
    unlike dragons and wyrms, but no man can truthfully claim to have 
    seen them."

16: The Work of Man
    "Humans were destined to reproduce and populate the land, and they 
    developed the technology to build. Soon they gained dominance over 
    all physical things. The humans who live in this world come in 
    different forms, but they are all humans. Some inherit their forms 
    from their parents, while others are shaped through their 
    experiences."

17: The Work of Faerie
    "Faeries have transparent wings, which are not used for flying, and 
    are shed during growth. Only young Faeries are visible to humans, 
    and their bodies fade as time goes on. Eventually, they become 
    completely invisible to the human eye."

18: The Mana Tree
    "The Mana Tree sustained the bond between the world of humans and of 
    Faeries. Plants exist in both the human and Faerie dimensions. They 
    absorb the Mana of Fa'Diel and release it into the atmosphere. 
    Humans use trees for fuel and tools, harnassing their power within 
    inanimate objects. Faeries use the Mana released by plants to make 
    Fa'Diel a better place."

19: Sorcerers
    "Although not on par with the Faeries, all humans could once harnass 
    the power of Mana. The ability to draw on the power of Mana was 
    originally given to all humans equally, but many lost that ability 
    by relying on machines, and losing touch with the natural world. 
    Later, those with the power to draw Mana were called mages."

20: Anise
    "The Great Witch Anise was the first mage to go down in history. 
    Anis bored a hole into the Mana Tree and built her laboratory there. 
    The flow of Mana into both human and Faerie worlds was diverted. 
    Anise constructed a jewel called the Eye of Flame using the vast 
    amounts of Mana in her laboratory. The Firestone brought out the 
    evil of whoever touched it."

21: Unknown Stones
    "In the Age of Myth, the stones that the Mana Goddess gave to the
    Moon Gods were the most powerful source of magic known. However, 
    some powerful magic users born in later ages possessed similar 
    stones. Anise tried to obtain such a stone when she created the Eye 
    of Flame, but it was difficult to control, and very dangerous."

22: Golden Age Ends
    "Soon, many others learned how to construct their own Eyes of Flame. 
    The waves of Mana became chaotic, and shadows clouded the hearts of 
    man. These pulses tore rifts within dimensions and sent waves of 
    evil into the hearts of man. No longer was all life on the planet 
    descended from the spirits. An age had ended. A world had fallen 
    from its original purity."

23: Uraklius Aeon
    "Evil ruled the land thereafter through men who could control the 
    waves of chaos. Those of truth cried in anguish, but mages, who 
    rejoiced in obtaining new powers, firmly believed that this was the 
    world they wanted. The mages declared the beginning of a new 
    thousand-year kingdom and called it the Aeon of Uraklius."

24: The Holy War
    "Aion, the leader of the Faeries, sent an army to conquer Anise. 
    There, hundreds of Anise's mages battled thousands of Faerie 
    warriors. The battle was fought overnight, and almost all of the 
    Faeries were slain. The few remaining Faeries continued their lives 
    in the land of men."

25: The Hidden
    "Although the Faeries thought that all humans were enemies, they 
    soon discovered that there were those in the land of men who could 
    understand the Faeries. With the help of the humans, they were again 
    able to battle Anise and her mages. Eventually they rose victorious. 
    Unfortunately, during the fight, the Mana Tree burned to the 
    ground."

26: Eyes of Flame
    "Although it was thought that many Eyes of Flame would be recovered 
    from the ashes, only three were found. Aion was banished to the 
    Underworld. He refused to be reincarnated, and became the Lord of 
    the Underworld."

27: The Underworld
    "Aion, leader of the Faeries, created his new servants, the 
    Shadoles. Shadoles were born from the thoughts of Aion, and they 
    brought the newly departed to the Underworld. From this time on, all 
    departed souls are brought to the Underworld to receive the 
    judgement of its Lord."

28: Seventh Moon
    "Anise was killed by a stone called the "Seventh Moon." Legend has 
    it that the Faerie warrior who fought against Anise, a master of the 
    Eye of Flame in her own right, bested her using this mysterious 
    object."

29: A Brief Peace
    "After the Holy War of the Mana Tree, the flow of Mana to the world 
    resumed. Before, mages would steal from others, using dangerous 
    magic, but now the land produced enough for all. However, the 
    surviving mages could not stand being equal to their fellow 
    creatures. They sought magic that could make everything their own."

30: Mages' Tower
    "The mages started building towers at Mana Points all over Fa'Diel 
    in order to regain the Eyes of Flame. They took action against the 
    Faeries, who stood in the way of their plans. Whenever a tower was 
    built, an army would come to destroy it. Such wars continued for 
    hundreds of years. Soon, all of humanity came to think of Faeries as 
    evil beings."

31: Mountain School
    "Elise, who called herself Anuella, was the daughter of Anise. She 
    had the power to bring mundane objects to life. After fleeing her 
    mother's self-righteous rule, she settled in the northern mountains 
    and there created a group of dolls who would obey her every command. 
    They came to be called magical beings, and her art was promulgated   
    by mages who idolized her."

32: Artificers
    "There were two types of magical beings. One type was imbued with 
    life. Another type had hidden powers. The latter were called 
    artifacts. Artifacts had weaker magical powers than Eyes of Flame, 
    but were simpler to construct. Creating Eyes of Flame was frought 
    with accidents, so making artifacts became the most popular kind of 
    magic."

33: Argot
    "The king of dragons, Argot, destroyed all the mage towers in the 
    land of Faeries. Argot opened a hole into the other worlds and 
    called forth many monsters. However, records state that he 
    eventually turned to evil, and was banished by the Faeries."

34: Lucemia
    "Argot summoned a wyrm in the shape of a Flammy. He summoned 
    Lucemia, the Wyrm of Light, and the greatest of all the wyrms. 
    Legends says that Lcemia leveled each and every mage tower, and died 
    trying to swallow an entire volcano."

35: The Lilipeas
    "The Lilipeas are a small tribe that settled in the northern 
    mountains. People said that they were similar to Anuella's dolls. 
    Only Selva, who was tall and slim, oft visited Anuella by riding on 
    a bird. Selva often took Anuella's dolls outside."

36: The Ashes
    "In a charcoal-maker's hut, a little girl awaited her father's 
    return. Her name was Magnolia, and her father made a living from 
    hunting and from making charcoal. Selva gave this girl one of 
    Anuella's dolls."

37: Anise's Fire
    "The doll that was brought into Magnolia's room had red stones as 
    its eyes. They were the Eyes of Flame that Anise made, and they 
    burst into flames and burned the hut to ashes."

38: Mage and Ruby
    "Magnolia lost her life in the hut as it burned down, but the doll 
    was saved. The doll began to call herself Magnolia, and she stayed 
    with the Lilipeas, until one day she left with a mage. The mage 
    wanted to steal the Eyes of Flame in Magnolia's eyes, for they 
    contained more Mana energy than the enchanted instruments."

39: Gaeus
    "Anuella saw through the mage's plot. She left the northern  
    mountain, then gave life to a rocky hill so the mage's caravan could 
    not progress further. The living hill called itself Gaeus, and its 
    knowledge seemed deeper, and more vast than Anuella's. Anuella 
    called for Gaeus' help and prepared for war."

40: The Conductor
    "All the Faeries fought on Anuella's side, using many enchanted 
    instruments. The mage's force fell apart against the power of the 
    instruments with infinite Mana power. Anuella came to be known as 
    the "player of the Flying Contravass," and as "the Conductor" among 
    Faeries."

41: Mage Halciet
    "Halciet the Mage was the last one who stood against Anuella. He 
    used a stone called "the Seventh Moon" and fought against Anuella, 
    but the mages among his army began a quarrel over the stone's 
    possession, and Halciet left the force."

42: Geimaswald
    "The mages made a magic circle with the Eyes of Flame and summoned 
    the Wyrm of Thunder, Geimaswald, to attack Anuella. But the Lilipeas 
    lured Geimaswald into a cave and killed it. The leader of the 
    Lilipeas was Selva of the Four Winds."

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3J. Basic Golemology Encyclopedia
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1: Golem's Composition
   "Q: What are the neccessary components? A: A completed body and logic 
   blocks. The body of the golem determines its power level, and the 
   logic blocks provides the action patterns of the weapons it equips."

2: Golem's Body
   "Q: What makes up the golem's body? A: At least one weapon or piece 
   of armor. A golem's body is made by combining a lifeball with one 
   weapon and up to three pieces of armor. Its preformance and 
   characteristic parameters reflect those of the materials."

3: Logic Blocks
   "Q: What makes up a logic block? A: Two pieces of equipment. Choose 
   two pieces of equipment from your list of armor, weapons, or 
   instruments. Each block provides certain action pattern for a golem."

4: Logic Grid
   "Q: What determines the size of the logic grid? A: The number of 
   armor pieces used for the golem's body. The larger the grid, the more 
   logic blocks it can hold, for a wider variety of golem actions."

5: Golem's Actions
   "Q: What determines a logic block's type? A: The combination of its 
   components. Try different equipment combinations to create blocks you 
   want for desired action patterns of your golem!"

6: Logic Types
   "Q: What determines a logic block's shape? A: The combination of its 
   components. All logic blocks have one of 11 shapes, and each block's 
   effectiveness derives from the components' parameters."

7: Attack Types
   "Q: What determines the golem's attack mode? A: The type of the 
   weapon used for golem's body. Some blocks cannot be assigned to a 
   golem if the block's attack type differs from the golem's attack 
   type."

8: Attack & Defense Level
   "Q: What determines golem attack and defense levels? A: The 
   characteristics of the weapons and armor used. Golem parameters such 
   as HP, attack and defense, and elemental levels, are determined by 
   the components used to make its body. This does not include logic 
   grid size and rate of malfunction."

9: Malfunction Rate
   "Q: How is the malfunction rate determined? A: The number of armor 
   pieces used as components. The higher the percentage shown on the 
   menu screen, the more frequently golem fails to deliver an attack. If 
   one action fails, actions connected by wedge-marks also fail to 
   deliver."

10: Choices of Action
    "Q: How does a golem decide which action to take? A: By referring to 
    its action gauge and calculating the distance to the enemy. The 
    logic grid has two axes. One is the action gauge, and the other is 
    the distance between the golem and the enemy."

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3K. Techniques Encyclopedia
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1: Jump
   "Ability. Might as well jump."

2: Defend
   "Ability. But remember that the best defense is a good offense."

3: Lunge
   "Ability. A quick step forward."

4: Retreat
   "Ability. A quick step backward."

5: Crouch
   "Ability. Increases regeneration of Hit Points, but while crouching 
   defense rating is zero."

6: Push
   "Ability. Stuns target."

7: Cheer
   "Ability. No real use, but increases the power move gauge slightly."

8: Spin
   "Ability. Stuns opponents. Attacking while spinning turns the ability 
   into a spin attack."

9: Grapple
   "Ability. Grabs an opponent, then use attack to throw. Required 
   Abilities: Defend, Push."

10: Whirl
    "Ability. Turns opponents to expose their back. Required Abilities: 
    Grapple, Spin."

11: Bash
    "Ability. Runs the opponent to the edge of the screen. Required 
    Abilities: Whirl, Push."

12: Somersault
    "Ability. Executes a forward flip while dodging attacks. Required 
    Abilities: Lunge, Jump."

13: Back-Roll
    "Ability. Executes a back-roll while dodging an enemy's attack. Hit 
    the power attack button to add an attack. Required Abilities: 
    Retreat, Jump."

14: Back-Flip
    "Ability. Cannot be hit until starting the descent. Pressing the 
    power attack button adds an attack. Required Abilities: High Jump, 
    Back-Roll."

15: Moonsault
    "Ability. Invulnerable until starting the descent. Required 
    Abilities: High Jump, Somersault."

16: High Jump
    "Ability. Soars high above opponents. Required Abilities: Crouch, 
    Jump."

17: Double Jump
    "Ability. Jumps again in the middle of a jump. Required Abilities: 
    High Jump, Jump."

18: Tackle
    "Ability. Knocks opponents back. Required Abilities: Lunge, Push."

19: Counterattack
    "Ability. Counters an enemy's move with an attack for double the 
    damage of a quick attack. Required Abilities: Defend."

20: Counterstrike
    "Ability. Counters an enemy's move with an attack for quadruple the 
    damage of a power attacl. Required Abilities: Counterattack."

21: Taunt
    "Ability. Gets an opponent's attention. Required Abilities: Retreat, 
    Cheer."

22: Evade
    "Ability. Evasive action. Required Abilities: Lunge, Retreat."

23: Toss
    "Ability. Juggles the opponent. Required Abilities: Crouch, Bash."

24: Defensive Lunge
    "Ability. Lunges forward while blocking. Required Abilities: Defend, 
    Lunge."

25: Slide
    "Ability. Knocks an opponent down. Required Abilities: Crouch, 
    Lunge."

26: Flip-Kick
    "Ability. A sudden attack while doing a flip. Required Abilities: 
    Back-Roll, Back-Flip."

27: Admonition
    "Knife Technique. Close in quickly with an opponent, executing a 
    quick slice. Required Abilites: Lunge."
    "Mid-Range, Direct. Medium Damage."

28: Rising Eagle
    "Knife Technique. A jump into the air, followed by a sudden knife-  
    throw. Required Abilities: Jump."
    "Frontal Small Area Atk. Minor Damage."

29: Vortex of Death
    "Knife Technique. Cut up opponents in a death-bringing spin. 
    Required Abilities: Spin."
    "Hits all nearby foes. Minor Damage."

30: Vapor Blade
    "Knife Technique. A quick roll into the enemy, followed by a 
    devastating double attack. Required Abilities: Somersault."
    "Mid-Range, Direct. Minor Damage."

31: Sonic Wave
    "Knife Technique. A tremendous sonic wave, released after two 
    impressive flip-kicks. Required Abilities: Back-Roll."
    "Long-Range, Direct. Minor Damage."

32: Rising Dragon
    "Knife Technique. A jump into the air, followed by a hail of 
    daggers. Required Abilities: High Jump."
    "Frontal Mid Area Atk. Minor Damage."

33: Crescent Moon
    "Knife Technique. A leap into the air in a grand arc, followed by 
    multiple slashes. Required Abilities: Moonsault."
    "Frontal Mid Area Atk. Minor Damage."

34: Eclipse
    "Knife Technique. A back-flip followed by a stab into the space-time 
    continuum. Damages any creatures nearby. Required Abilities: Back-
    Flip."
    "Hits all nearby foes. Minor Damage."

35: Backstab
    "Knife Technique. A leap into the opponent's blind spot, creating an 
    opening for the coup-de-grace. Required Abilities: Slide, Double-
    Jump."
    "Mid-Range. Medium Damage."

36: Puppet
    "Knife Technique. A retreat leaving a dummy, which fights in your 
    place. Also usable with: Flail. Required Abilities: Retreat, Cheer."
    "Short-Range. Medium Damage."

37: Cobra Fang
    "Knife Technique. A short push and quick retreat, ending with a 
    dagger throw. Required Abilities: Push, Retreat."
    "Short-Range. Medium Damage."

38: Ninja Drop
    "Knife Technique. A decoy hides the location of the true attacker, 
    who drops in a crescendo of force. Required Abilities: Grapple, 
    Evade."
    "Short-Range. Medium Damage."

39: Pouncing Cat
    "Knife Technique. A vertical swing sets up the perfect finishing 
    blow. Required Abilities: Back-Roll, Somersault."
    "Short-Range. Major Damage."

40: Back Slasher
    "Knife Technique. The first strike knocks the enemy back and exposes 
    its blind side, the next deals a crippling blow. Also usable with: 
    Flail. Required Abilities: Whirl, Lunge."
    "Short-Range. Medium Damage."

41: Reaping the Mist
    "Knife Technique. This amazing technique consists of acrobatics 
    which lead into a lunging attack straight through any opposition. 
    Required Abilities: Back-Roll, Back-Flip, Lunge."
    "Long-Range, Direct. Major Damage."

42: Dark Assassins
    "Knife Technique. A sinister attack that summons dark assassins to 
    clear the area of enemies. Required Abilities: Evade, Spin, Crouch."
    "Hits all foes. Minor Damage."

43: Dance of Roses
    "Knife Technique. A rising slice with the power of a thousand 
    thorns. Required Abilities: Defensive Lunge, Evade, High Jump."
    "Mid-Range. Major Damage."

44: Looking Glass
    "Knife Technique. Traps an enemy in a dimensional mirror. The enemy  
    suffers great damage once the mirror is broken. Also usable with: 
    Flail. Required Abilities: Whirl, Bash, Taunt."
    "Short-Range. Major Damage."

45: Aerial Reaver
    "Knife Technique. A secret technique of throwing enemies up into the 
    air and carving into them as they fall. Required Abilities: Flip-
    Kick, Spin, Crouch, High Jump."
    "Front Small Area Atk. Extreme Damage!"

46: Phoenix
    "Knife Technique. A fantastic array of pyrotechnics that crescendos 
    into an immortal force, reducing opponents to ashes. Required 
    Abilities: Cheer, Evade, Double-Jump, Defensive Lunge."
    "Hits all nearby foes. Major Damage."

47: Iai Strike
    "Sword Technique. A sudden lunge, followed by a slice through the 
    enemy. Required Abilities: Lunge."
    "Mid-Range. Medium Damage."

48: Cutting Bamboo
    "Sword Technique. A vertical jump with a downward slash. Required 
    Abilities: Jump."
    "Mid-Range. Medium Damage."

49: Maelstrom
    "Sword Technique. A more powerful version of Spin. Required 
    Abilities: Spin."
    "Hits all nearby foes. Minor Damage."

50: Rising Sun
    "Sword Technique. A series of two anti-aerial slashes from a 
    crouching position. Also usable with: Axe. Required Abilities: 
    Crouch."
    "Short-Range. Medium Damage."

51: Triple Tiger
    "Sword Technique. A rolling slash, a rolling jab, and a rolling 
    upward cut. Required Abilities: Somersault."
    "Mid-Range. Medium Damage."

52: Blade Launcher
    "Sword Technique. Uses the force of a back-roll to launch opponents 
    into the air. Required Abilities: Back-Roll."
    "Short-Range. Medium Damage."

53: Cutting Pine
    "Sword Technique. A more powerful version of Cutting Bamboo. Also 
    usable with: Axe. Required Abilities: High Jump."
    "Mid-Range. Major Damage."

54: Bird of Prey
    "Sword Technique. A high moonsault followed by multiple devastating 
    strikes. Required Abilities: Moonsault."
    "Frontal Area Atk. Minor Damage."

55: Corkscrew
    "Sword Technique. A back-flip while swinging the sword. Required 
    Abilities: Back-Flip."
    "Rear Small Area Atk. Medium Damage."

56: Cross Strike
    "Sword Technique. A vertical strike from the air, followed by a 
    horizontal strike on the ground. Also usable with: Axe. Required 
    Abilities: High Jump, Lunge."
    "Short-Range. Medium Damage."

57: Tiger Claw
    "Sword Technique. A slashing combination from above and below. 
    Required Abilities: Somersault, Back-Roll."
    "Short-Range. Medium Damage."

58: Clean Sweep
    "Sword Technique. A low slide knocks the opponent off balance. The 
    finishing strike follows. Required Abilities: Slide, Retreat."
    "Mid-Range. Medium Damage."

59: Dragon's Tail
    "Sword Technique. An attack so swift that the enemy doesn't know 
    it's dead, until... Required Abilities: Tackle, Back-Flip."
    "Mid-Range. Medium Damage."

60: Orbiting Blades
    "Sword Technique. A lunge into the enemy with multiple blades 
    whirling above. Also usable with: Axe. Required Abilities: Spin, 
    Defensive Lunge."
    "Frontal Area Attack. Minor Damage."

61: Motion of Truth
    "Sword Technique. A triple attack consisting of a quick jab, a 
    rising strike, and an earth-shattering spinning strike. Required 
    Abilities: Tackle, Bash, Moonsault."
    "Mid-Range. Major Damage."

62: Smashing Blades
    "Sword Technique. A push to knock the enemy off-balance. It uses a 
    slash, and a grab to turn the enemy away. The final blow connects 
    from behind. Required Abilities: Push, Whirl, Somersault."
    "Short-Range. Major Damage."

63: Invisible Death
    "Sword Technique. A whirlwind of attacks so fast that the swordsman    
    seems invisible. Required Abilities: Grapple, Lunge, Retreat."
    "Short-Range. Major Damage."

64: Dynamite X
    "Sword Technique. Cuts an X into the enemy. Causes an explosion when 
    the X is crossed. Also usable with: Axe. Required Abilities: Jump, 
    Crouch, Cheer."
    "Mid-Range. Major Damage."

65: Terminal Velocity
    "Sword Technique. Uses centrifugal force to release a blow of mythic 
    proportions. Required Abilities: Whirl, Back-Flip, Spin, Lunge."
    "Short-Range. Extreme damage!"

66: Golden Dragon
    "Sword Technique. Buries the enemy by summoning the incredible 
    powers of the Golden Dragon. Required Abilities: Toss, Evade, 
    Crouch, High Jump."
    "Short-Range. Major Damage."

67: Deep Slice
    "Axe Technique. A lunging horizontal swing cuts deep into the enemy 
    and exposes its back. Required Abilities: Lunge."

68: Axe Bomb
    "Axe Technique. A leap into the air, followed by a devastating axe 
    throw. Required Abilities: Jump."

69: Tornado
    "Axe Technique. A spin while holding the axe horizontally. Required 
    Abilities: Spin."

70: Electronic Yo-Yo
    "Axe Technique. Uses the axe like a yo-yo. Required Abilities: 
    Somersault."

71: Retribution
    "Axe Technique. Once the axe is thrown skywards, a huge axe falls 
    from the clouds. Also usable with: Hammer. Required Abilities: Back-
    Roll."

72: Bird of Prey
    "Axe Technique. Releases multiple axes during a moonsault. Required 
    Abilities: Moonsault."

73: Salmon Upstream
    "Axe Technique. A vertical jump while swinging the axe. Required 
    Abilities: Back-Flip."

74: Rising Sun
    "Axe Technique. A low strike stuns the opponent, followed by a 
    rising slash. Also usable with: Sword. Required Abilities: Crouch."

75: Cutting Pine
    "Axe Technique. A more powerful version of Cutting Bamboo. Also 
    usable with: Sword. Required Abilities: High Jump."

76: Axe Bomber
    "Axe Technique. A push followed by an immense axe swing. Required 
    Abilities: Evade, Bash."

77: Black Wings
    "Axe Technique. Sends multiple homing axes into an enemy knocked  
    into the air. Required Abilities: Toss, Retreat."

78: Boulder Dash
    "Axe Technique. A build-up of energy is spent crashing into enemies. 
    Required Abilities: Back-Flip, Tackle."

79: Orbiting Blades
    "Axe Technique. A lunge into the enemy with multiple blades whirling 
    above. Also usable with: Sword. Required Abilities: Spin, Defensive 
    Lunge."

80: Cross Strike
    "Axe Technique. A verical strike from the air, followed by a 
    horizontal strike on the ground. Also usable with: Sword. Required 
    Abilities: High Jump, Lunge."

81: True Strike
    "Axe Technique. A push, a roll, and a preliminary strike that knocks 
    the enemy off-balance. A flip-attack is the grande finale. Required 
    Abilities: Whirl, Somersault, Moonsault."

82: Dynamite X
    "Axe Technique. Cuts an X into the enemy. Causes an explosion when 
    the X is crossed. Also usable with: Sword. Required Abilities: Jump, 
    Crouch, Cheer."

83: Time Burst
    "Axe Technique. Spins multiple axes and stops time. Suddenly, the 
    enemy has changed position and has been chopped by the axes. 
    Required Abilities: Push, Spin, Evade."

84: Karma
    "Axe Technique. A berserker attack against all enemies in sight. 
    Required Abilities: Cheer, High Jump, Evade, Counterstrike."

85: Lunging Arc
    "2H Sword Technique. A sudden lunge into the enemy, followed by a 
    series of heavy swings. Required Abilities: Lunge."

86: Rising Crush
    "2H Sword Technique. A rising cut into the opponent's throat. Also 
    usable with: 2H Axe, Hammer. Required Abilities: Crouch."

87: Spiral Wave
    "2H Sword Technique. A spinning move that releases a wave of 
    unbelievable force. Also usable with: 2H Axe. Required Abilities: 
    Somersault."

88: Shish Kebob
    "2H Sword Technique. A flip-kick to knock the enemy into the air is 
    followed by a powerful stab. Required Abilities: Back-Roll."

89: Impulse
    "2H Sword Technique. A leap into the air is followed by a thundering 
    stab into the earth that devastates all caught in the blast radius. 
    Also usable with: 2H Axe. Required Abilities: High Jump."

90: Shield Breaker
    "2H Sword Technique. A leap into the air and a crushing blow down 
    into the enemy. Required Abilities: Jump."

91: Windslasher
    "2H Sword Technique. A spin which releases shockwaves in every  
    direction. Required Abilities: Spin."

92: Windwalker
    "2H Sword Technique. A fantastic move consisting of tremendous sword  
    slashes and acrobatics galore. Also usable with: Hammer. Required 
    Abilities: Moonsault."

93: Splashblade
    "2H Sword Technique. A slash. A jump. A spin. A kill... Also usable 
    with: 2H Axe. Required Abilities: Back-Roll, Back-Flip."

94: Rain of Blood
    "2H Sword Technique. A deep cut into a foe flung skyward. Required 
    Abilities: Toss, Double-Jump."

95: Bring It On
    "2H Sword Technique. A taunt from a distance and an attack, once the 
    enemy gives chase. Required Abilities: Retreat, Taunt."

96: Marble Stream
    "2H Sword Technique. An incredible move in which numerous images 
    appear and then strike simultaneously. Required Abilities: Evade, 
    Lunge."

97: Skullsplitter
    "2H Sword Technique. A powerful jumping attack to the back of an 
    enemy's head. Also usable with: Hammer. Required Abilities: Whirl, 
    Jump."

98: Beautiful Three
    "2H Sword Technique. A series of strikes with the coldness of snow, 
    the brilliance of the moon, and the perfection of blossoms. Required 
    Abilities: Tackle, Back-Flip, Lunge."

99: Quakebringer
    "2H Sword Technique. A great leap, followed by a fantastic stab into 
    the earth. Required Abilities: Cheer, Moonsault, Crouch."

100: Triple Offense
     "2H Sword Technique. A technique which strikes high, middle, and 
     low simultaneously. Required Abilities: Evade, Somersault, High 
     Jump."

101: Deep Swing
     "2H Sword Technique. A simple, but ultimately deadly, attack. 
     Required Abilities: Crouch, Defend, Counterattack, Counterstrike."

102: Raging Pain
     "2H Sword Technique. A devastating combination of unimaginable 
     terror. Required Abilities: Evade, Flip-Kick, Jump, Taunt."

103: Sideswipe
     "2H Axe Technique. A single horizontal strike. Required Abilities: 
     Lunge."

104: Rising Claw
     "2H Axe Technique. A rising swing and a jump. Required Abilities: 
     Jump."

105: Flying Sawblades
     "2H Axe Technique. A spin which releases axes in six directions. 
     Required Abilities: Spin."

106: Rolling Throw
     "2H Axe Technique. A somersault followed by a powerful throw. 
     Required Abilities: Somersault."

107: Blurred Axe
     "2H Axe Technique. A move with a back-flip so fast that the image 
     of the axe becomes blurred. Required Abilities: Back-Flip."

108: Rising Crush
     "2H Axe Technique. A rising cut into the opponent's throat. Also 
     usable with: 2H Sword, Hammer. Required Abilities: Crouch."

109: Spiral Wave
     "2H Axe Technique. A spinning move that releases a wave of 
     unbelievable force. Also usable with: 2H Sword. Required Abilities: 
     Somersault."

110: Impulse
     "2H Axe Technique. A leap into the air is followed by a thundering 
     stab into the earth that devastates all caught in the blast radius. 
     Also usable with: 2H Sword. Required Abilities: High Jump."

111: Divine Right
     "2H Axe Technique. A shove which pushes the enemy right into the 
     arc of the falling axe. Required Abilities: Push, Back-Roll."

112: Snowfall
     "2H Axe Technique. A move which tosses the enemy up into the air to 
     be shredded upon a spinning axe. Required Abilities: Toss, Spin."

113: Spinning Hawk
     "2H Axe Technique. A spectacular feat in which the axe is thrown 
     spinning into the air, and an enemy is catapulted into it. Required 
     Abilities: Back-Flip, Flip-Kick."

114: Tidal Wave
     "2H Axe Technique. A overwhelming display of force, in which beams 
     of raw power emanate in a wide arc. Also usable with: Hammer. 
     Required Abilities: Evade, Defensive Lunge."

115: Splashblade
     "2H Axe Technique. A slash. A jump. A spin. A kill... Also usable 
     with: 2H Sword. Required Abilities: Back-Roll, Back-Flip."

116: ???

117: ???

118: ???

119: ???

120: Super Slugger
     "Hammer Technique. A huge horizontal swing for scoring home runs. 
     Required Abilities: Lunge."

121: Big Bang
     "Hammer Technique. Death from above. Required Abilities: Jump."

122: Blammo
     "Hammer Technique. An explosion that results from a powerful spin. 
     Required Abilities: Spin."

123: Mole-Hunting
     "Hammer Technique. A slam into the ground that opens the earth in a 
     straight line. Required Abilities: Somersault."

124: Ground Zero
     "Hammer Technique. A mid-air hammer-throw which engulfs all in its 
     explosion. Required Abilities: High Jump."

125: Rising Crush
     "Hammer Technique. A rising strike into the opponent's throat. Also 
     usable with: 2H Sword, 2H Axe. Required Abilities: Crouch."

126: Windwalker
     "Hammer Technique. A fantastic move consisting of tremendous hammer 
     strikes and acrobatics galore. Also usable with: 2H Sword. Required 
     Abilities: Moonsault."

127: Retribution
     "Hammer Technique. Once the hammer is thrown skywards, a huge 
     hammer falls from the clouds. Also usable with: Axe. Required 
     Abilities: Back-Roll."

128: Blazing Hammer
     "Hammer Technique. A technique in which built-up power is unleashed 
     in a powerful strike. Required Abilities: Retreat, Tackle."

129: Double Impact
     "Hammer Technique. A strike so powerful that the enemy feels the 
     pain twice. Required Abilities: Somersault, Moonsault."

130: Thor's Hammer
     "Hammer Technique. A move in which the opponent is tossed up into 
     the air, only to be tragically struck down. Required Abilities: 
     Toss, High Jump."

131: Skullsplitter
     "Hammer Technique. A powerful jumping attack to the back of an 
     enemy's head. Also usable with: 2H Sword. Required Abilities: 
     Whirl, Jump."

132: Tidal Wave
     "Hammer Technique. An overwhelming display of force, in which beams 
     of raw power emanate in a wide arc. Also usable with: 2H Axe. 
     Required Abilities: Evade, Defensive Lunge."

133: Ultra Slugger
     "Hammer Technique. A huge horizontal swing for scoring out-of-the-
     park home runs. Required Abilities: Toss, Retreat, Lunge."

134: ???

135: Volcano
     "Hammer Technique. The enemy, once tossed to an impressive height, 
     is greeted by the force of one mean hammer. Required Abilities: 
     Crouch, Cheer, Jump."

136: ???

137: Lancer
     "Spear Technique. A lunging strike from afar. Required Abilities: 
     Lunge."

138: Mighty Javelin
     "Spear Technique. A mid-air javelin throw. Required Abilities: 
     Jump."

139: Twister
     "Spear Technique. A spin so fast that it causes a tornado which 
     carries enemies away. Required Abilities: Spin."

140: Dragon's Bite
     "Spear Technique. A spear-throwing technique which strikes all in a 
     straight line. Required Abilities: Somersault."

141: Furious Copter
     "Spear Technique. A jump while spinning the spear at great speeds 
     that blasts all beneath in a terrific backwash. Required Abilities: 
     High Jump."

142: Nebulous Saucer
     "Spear Technique. An incredible spear throw at the height of a 
     moonsault's arc. Required Abilities: Moonsault."

143: Lancenator
     "Spear Technique. A slam with the shoulder into the opponent 
     followed by a devastating impalement. Required Abilities: Tackle, 
     Crouch."

144: Cyclone Racer
     "Spear Technique. A quick lunge while spinning the spear overhead, 
     thwacking all opposition. Required Abilities: Spin, Lunge."

145: Rewind
     "Spear Technique. A technique in which the spear is spun in place 
     and then called back after its owner executes a flashy moonsault. 
     Required Abilities: Back-Roll, Moonsault."

146: Fool's Play
     "Spear Technique. A technique so fast that the enemy is thrown up 
     into the air, only to be juggled like a ball. Required Abilities: 
     Toss, Evade."

147: Holy Light
     "Spear Technique. A terrific leap into the air, followed by a 
     shower of divine light that smites foes below. Required Abilities: 
     High Jump, Somersault."

148: ???

149: Deadly Branding
     "Spear Technique. A crafty maneuver involving knocking the enemy 
     right into the path of flying spears. Required Abilities: Bash, 
     Taunt, Slide."

150: ???

151: ???

152: ???

153: ???

154: Gust
     "Staff Technique. A lunge with a spinning staff. Required 
     Abilities: Lunge."

155: Paint It Black
     "Staff Technique. A move which brings forth a tiny black hole when 
     the thrown staff makes impact with the ground. Required Abilities: 
     Jump."

156: Aftershock
     "Staff Technique. A helicopter trip to dizzying heights, and a 
     crashing return to earth. Required Abilities: Spin."

157: Golden Pyres
     "Staff Technique. Conjures up a ring of mighty golden columns. 
     Required Abilities: Crouch."

158: Bubbles
     "Staff Technique. A flying bubble launcher. Required Abilities: 
     High Jump."

159: Blaze
     "Staff Technique. A fiery leap. Required Abilities: Moonsault."

160: Halo
     "Staff Technique. A technique which forms a ring of protection 
     around the user. Required Abilities: Evade."

161: ???

162: ???

163: ???

164: ???

165: ???

166: Bloody Knuckles
     "Glove Technique. A straight right to the opponent's face. Required 
     Abilities: Lunge."

167: Lightning Kick
     "Glove Technique. A jumping kick as fast as lightning. Required 
     Abilities: Jump."

168: Whirlwind Kick
     "Glove Technique. A wild spinning kick. Required Abilities: Spin."

169: Jawbreaker
     "Glove Technique. A spectacular double-uppercut combo. Required 
     Abilities: Crouch."

170: Rolling Slam
     "Glove Technique. A flying slam into opponents. Required Abilities: 
     Somersault."

171: Flip Thrust
     "Glove Technique. A kick facing away from the opponent. Required 
     Abilities: Back-Roll."

172: Moonsault Stomp
     "Glove Technique. A stomp on the enemy's head with a graceful 
     moonsault. Required Abilities: Moonsault."

173: Giant Swing
     "Glove Technique. Throw the opponent by grabbing its ankles and 
     swinging wildly. Required Abilities: Grapple, Spin."

174: ???

175: Northern Lights
     "Glove Technique. A crushing head-first drive into the earth.   
     Required Abilities: Grapple, Jump."

176: ???

177: ???

178: ???

179: ???

180: ???

181: ???

182: ???

183: ???

184: Dragon Teeth
     "Flail Technique. A quick dash with flail swinging. Required 
     Abilities: Lunge."

185: Setting Sun
     "Flail Technique. A strike that knocks the enemy into the air, and 
     a flying thwack to knock it out. Required Abilities: Jump."

186: Phoenix Wings
     "Flail Technique. A spinning attack with the flail. Required 
     Abilities: Spin."

187: Chinsplitter
     "Flail Technique. An uppercut which launches the enemy skywards. 
     Required Abilities: Crouch."

188: ???

189: ???

190: ???

191: ???

192: Back Slasher
     "Flail Technique. The first strike knocks the enemy back and 
     exposes its blind side, the next deals a crippling blow. Also 
     usable with: Knife. Required Abilities: Whirl, Lunge."

193: ???

194: ???

195: Puppet
     "Flail Technique. A retreat leaving a dummy, which fights in your 
     place. Also usable with: Knife. Required Abilities: Retreat, 
     Cheer."

196: ???

197: ???

198: ???

199: Looking Glass
     "Flail Technique. Traps an enemy into a dimensional mirror. The 
     enemy is dealth great damage once the mirror is broken. Also usable 
     with: Knife. Required Abilities: Whirl, Bash, Taunt."

200: ???

201: ???

202: Trueshot
     "Bow Technique. A lunging arrow shot so powerful that it penetrates  
     just about everything. Required Abilities: Lunge."

203: Forward Artillery
     "Bow Technique. An arrow launched in mid-air which damages all in 
     its blast radius. Required Abilities: Jump."

204: Spinshot
     "Bow Technique. An attack that fires arrows in all directions. 
     Required Abilities: Spin."

205: Needle Shower
     "Bow Technique. A shot fired vertically during a backwards roll, 
     which sends a rain of arrows over enemies. Required Abilities: 
     Back-Roll."

206: Tri-Shot
     "Bow Technique. A triplet of arrows shot during a high jump, which 
     hit all in a straight line. Required Abilities: High Jump."

207: Trickshot
     "Bow Technique. Homing arrows are released into the sky, which 
     inflict great damage. Required Abilities: Moonsault."

208: Hypershot
     "Bow Technique. An opponent is thrown into the air, and 
     pincushioned with a multitude of arrows. Required Abilities: Toss."

209: Change-Up
     "Bow Technique. A shot that flies through the air in slow-motion, 
     inflicting great damage over a large area. Required Abilities: 
     Retreat."

210: Backshot
     "Bow Technique. A shot in the enemy's back, after throwing it a 
     great distance. Required Abilities: Bash."

211: Flying Swallows
     "Bow Technique. A two-shot attack while flying about in the air. 
     Required Abilities: Tackle, Double-Jump."

212: Rain of Death
     "Bow Technique. A jumping attack which sends arrows all over the 
     screen. Required Abilities: High Jump, Spin."

213: Sureshot
     "Bow Technique. A kick to knock the opponent into the air, and a 
     shot which never misses its target. Required Abilities: Flip-Kick, 
     Back-Flip."

214: Carpet Bomber
     "Bow Technique. A multitude of explosions dropped from above. 
     Required Abilities: Evade, High Jump."

215: Mastershot
     "Bow Technique. Fires an infinite number of arrows that home-in on 
     the target. Required Abilities: Whirl, Back-Flip, Spin."

216: Wildshot
     "Bow Technique. A devastating volley of arrows fired upon a prone 
     opponent. Required Abilities: Grapple, Back-Roll, Double-Jump."

217: ???

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A note on credits and returning emails: I'm trying my best, but you're 
all emailing me non-stop with extremely-good information! I've come to 
the point where I have to spend several hours emailing everyone back. 
This's great! It's taking away from playing-time though, so I'm going to 
have to ask for you all to be patient with me. I'm gonna try to get a 
bunch of emails done a night, but I'm going to have to take them as I 
come to them. Even if I've already accomplished something between fixing 
up the walkthrough and reading your letter, I'll try to give at least 
some credit. You all deserve it! ^^v

Eih'Beir (eihbeir@bresnanlink.net) wrote in with tons of characters, 
artifacts, lands, and enemies. Eih'Beir also had a long list of 
techniques, but the Giant Swing and Ninja Drop were the only ones I was 
missing by the time I got the email.  Thanks though! ^^

David Seymour (happyendofyou@home.com) also wrote in with a big list of 
characters, which I'm very thankful for. I'll get them and all the other 
encyclopedias updated the moment I get to them, I promise!

Thanks go out to Nash Hensley (nashh@netzero.net) for our talk about 
monster egg-collection. I definitely think you might be on to something, 
keep it up! Also, thanks for the information you gave on instruments, 
and figuring out how your equipment can change how much experience 
you're earning.

noname04@collegeclub.com, thanks for telling me where to find some 
dragon eggs, my corral can certainly use them. Now I just have to wait 
until I get the walkthrough up to there. ^^; noname04 also helped 
confirm the first 26 Abilities.

Shinjii (cloud_719@yahoo.com) wrote in to tell me what some of the 
artifacts I haven't used yet, will do when I use them. ^^ Thanks! It's 
always good to know where to go next for this walkthrough, once i catch 
up on the credits. ^^;

Soehlman (soehlt@uynion.edu) gets credited as the first person of many 
to tell me all about the "New Game +" mode. I can't wait to try it out 
myself! ^^

Demon-God Entity (animex_ryo@hotmail.com) offered me some great advice 
about explaining monster-level increases the further the area is from 
your Home.

EVLJaymz@aol.com wrote in to confirm my suspicions about the tree 
growing on the World Map being the Mana Tree. What other tree would it 
be in this series? ^^;

IAmNotDrunk@aol.com found Pokiehl and Rosiotti the Wisdoms.

Randall Z. (black_reaver@hotmail.com) wrote in with a slew of things, 
including monster eggs, Dudbear languages, elementals, confirming my 
thoughts on STs not necessarily needing the required abilities equipped, 
and how to get through the Li'l Cactus adventure, as well as finding all 
six Wisdoms.

Matt Henthorn (msh83@home.com) also wrote in with the list for speaking 
Dudbear.

Gundam Deathscythe (deathscythe52@hotmail.com) wrote in with how to 
geththe Fool's Play, Holy Light, Triple Supremacy, Deadly Branding, 
Raging Fury, and Lo and Behold STs. 

There's many more credits on the way, you'll be in here soon, promise!

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me! Please put a relevant subject line on the email, for instance, 
"Legend of Mana", and feel free to email me at Shdwwrym@uymail.com!

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