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Item
Duplication:
Firsly make sure you have the item you want to duplicate, and enter
a battle and select the item option of the person with the item
you wish to duplicate. Then Scroll down to a blank space on the
item list and press A to place a glove there, scroll back up to
the equipped items then press A on the one you'll be duplicating,
then press B to leave the screen.
Next, hold the L and R buttons to run from the battle, press X to
see the subscreen, select Equip and the character who has the item,
press A on empty spot the item used to occupy, then press A on the
actual item that's now in the items list. You will now see that
your character has two of the selected item equipped.
250
of a weapon:
This glitch is a way to get 250-255 of a weapon. However, make sure
you follow my directions EXACTLY how I say to, or else the trick
will not work.
To start the trick, you need the Avenger sword, which you can find
in the Sylvan cave in the underground, I think.
First,
equip Cecil with arrows in his GOOD hand, and the any kind of bow
in his BAD. Get into a battle (preferably an easy one), and make
sure that nobody does anything. If a character's turn comes before
his, have them parry (press right and the parry option will come
up). Once it gets to Cecil's turn, enter the item screen. Grab the
arrows he has equiped and bring them down to an empty slot. Without
leaving the window, select the Avenger sword and move it up to his
BAD hand.
From
there, press B to exit the items window and his commands will disappear
because the Avenger sword causes the person with it equiped to be
berserked. Don't have any other characters do ANYTHING! Just let
Cecil beat up all the enemies.
After
the battle, go to the Equip screen for Cecil. Move the Avenger sword
to an empty slot, and then without leaving the screen move the sword
you would like to duplicate 250 times into his GOOD hand (the one
with the numbers). De-equip, and re-equip, and voila! You should
have a sword with a circle and a number next to it in your inventory.
If not, make sure you followed my directions EXACTLY.
This
works well for duplicating the excalibur, and having Edge throw
it for massive damage. Happy gaming!
How
to skip the Sealed Cave:
This has to be done right after the battle with Golbez in the underworld,
right after the battle you get Rydia back. You cast Warp and you
return to the Crystal Room with the Crystal returned. Doing this
makes you completely eliminate the quest of the Sealed Cave.
No
MP cost Sylph spell:
Once you have the Sylph spell, simply arrange Rydia’s spell list
so that Sylph is in the top-right corner. Whenever you cast the
spell, Rydia will not lose any MP. Note, though, that if Rydia does
not have at least 25 MP (the normal casting cost), you will not
be able to select the spell for casting. Unlike the duplicate weapon
trick, this glitch DOES NOT work in the PlayStation re-release (Final
Fantasy Chronicles). Obtain the hidden summons quicker The Mage
and Bomb summon spells are very random to achive after a battle
with either a bomb or mage. Hunting them down can very time consuming
especially with a low encounter rate. A good way to enhance the
chances of receiving it is with multiple kills in only one battle.
You will need a lot of phoenix downs for this.
In
a battle with either a mage or bomb (there must at least be two),
memorize the party's attack order. With one member, select to kill
the enemy. The next party member should IMMEDIATELY select a phoenix
down and place it on the enemy. The result will be the enemy is
killed and then resurrected by the next party member. You may repeat
this for as many phoenix downs as you have, then finish the battle.
The amount of treasure you earn will be a lot greater, and you will
most likely earn a bomb or mage spell in the process.
"Unsealed"
Dark Elf's Cave:
I'm sure most of you remember that if you use weapons, armor, or
accessories made out of any metal or any silver in the Dark Elf's
cave. However, there's a little glitch that can be exploited if
you don't feel like using wooden gear or your bare hands to fight.
Simply
put, make sure all metallic/silver equipment is unequipped before
the start of any random battle. Then when you get into battle, equip
your metal weaponry(and shields, if you want) and you won't be paralyzed
for that battle! Just remember to unequip the items after the battle
and before the next battle and you can dominate your way through
the Dark Elf's cave! As far as I know, this works in the Playstation
and WonderSwan re-releases, too, but I know for a fact it works
in the original FFII and FFIV carts.
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