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The Ultima Blade (Greatswords 3), despite its name, isn’t a terribly impressive or potent weapon… at least not by Cerobi Steppe standards. The Scorpion Tail (Axes & Hammers 5) is likewise the second-strongest Hammer in the game, behind only the Vrscika (only obtained via the Bazaar), and a fine weapon for any Foebreaker that doesn’t have a better alternative to Axes & Hammers. Certainly before you delve into any of the game’s more dangerous dungeons.

#Iga brave earth prologue trial#

Despite being far down the list, considering it’s only behind the Seitengrat and Dhanusha - one of which is more of a game-breaking Easter egg than a proper weapon and the other can only be gained via the Bazaar or Trial Mode - it’s the most powerful bow you’re likely to get your hands on any time soon. On the other hand, the Sagittarius (Sagittarius license) is the third-most powerful bow in the game. With an Attack Power of 14, it doesn’t get anymore low-quality than this.

Gamers well-versed in fantasy lore might expect better from a “mythril” weapon, but in Final Fantasy XII it’s the base equip for Reks in the prologue.

#Iga brave earth prologue upgrade#

Euclid’s Sextant (Measures 4) is a Measure that inflicts Bubble upon the target, Grand Bolts are Crossbow ammunition with 4 Attack Power (a dubious upgrade over status-effect inflicting bolts) and the Mythril Sword (no license) is something of a joke weapon.

The Aegis Shield is noteworthy for its high Magick Evade rate (albeit at the expense of its Evade rate), while the Demon Shield boasts a whopping 40 Evade rate and absorbs Dark elemental attacks on top of that.Īs for weapons, there’s a number of them of various types, the least interesting of which include include Euclid’s Sextant, Grand Bolts and the Mythril Sword. There are two shields in this area, too, the Aegis Shield (Shields 6) and the Demon Shield (Shields 6), both of which you’ll find by simply continuing the story. The Circlet (Mystic Armor 13), on the other hand, is the top-tier Mystic Armor helm, boasting 60 Magick Resist, +2 Strength, +10 Magick Power and +151 MP. The Dueling Mask (Light Armor 13) is the top-tier Light Armor helm in the game, granting 55 Magick Resist, +2 Strength and a whopping +800 HP. For example, the Renewing Morion (Light Armor 12) is the second-to=highest their Light Armor helm in the game, giving 52 Magic Resist, +4 Vitality and +370 HP, as well as bestowing Regen upon the wearer. Starting out with the least impressive helm, the Chaperon (Light Armor 10) can be obtained more easily from other sources, and arguably isn’t worth going after when compared to other pieces of armor in this area. There are no fewer than three helmets in this area, including the Chaperon, the Renewing Morion, Dueling Mask and the Circlet. The loot, on the other hand, does bear description, as it’s both bountiful and valuable.