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 Chapter I 
The Precursor Chapter II
The Journey Begins Chapter III
Across the Sea Chapter IV
Well On Your Way Chapter V
Tethe'alla |
Chapter VI
Skies of Tethe'alla Chapter VII
Two Worlds Chapter VIII
Repercussions Chapter IX
The Beginning of the End |
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Skies of Tethe'alla Page 2
The Nest of Flying Dragons Page 3
Temple of Earth Page 4
Flanoir |
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Temple of Ice Page 6
Altessa's House Page 7
Altamira Page 8
Otherworldly Gate |
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Temple of Earth
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Start by changing the function of the Sorcerer's Ring. From there go up
to the four pillars and get as close to them as you can. Use your ring to
cause an earthquake and collapse the pillars. Continue forward to the
little gnome on the bridge. Speak to him and he will say, since you
helped his brother come back, you may cross. In the event you did not
buy a Mizuho potion, and give it to the little gnome in the mine, you now
have to venture to both places again and do it, then return here. Quite
nice not to have to do it though. Now cross the bridge. Continue
forward into the cave.
Across the bridge to your left the is a V shaped split, take the upper path to a treasure box containing a Bellebane. Now go back and speak with the second gnome. After you hear his request, leave the temple and fly to Altessa's house. There's no need for a separate section for this, upon arriving at Altessa's house all you need to do is go inside and speak with Tabatha. She will teach you the recipe for Curry. Afterwards just return to the temple. Make sure to change the function of your Sorcerer's Ring again. Now return and speak with the second gnome again and choose your best cook. By default Genis' pretty much the best cook so your best bet is to choose him. Once you can go through, speak with the next one, and being a nice guy he'll just move. Now for a semi-puzzle. Stand on the far left wooden section and use your ring. You will fall. Now stand on this section of wood and use your ring to drop down one more. Grab the EX Gem Lv2 and drop down, you'll fall twice. Grab the EX Gem Lv1 and stand on the wooden section furthest left and drop to the bottom. Speak with the gnome to have him move out of the way. If you want all the items, do the following: If you don't want the items, scroll down to the three asterisk marker (***). Go into the door where the gnome was standing and head up. At the top is another gnome, do not speak with him yet, there's still more (and much better) items to get. Walk around him and return to the top to see that all the wooden bridges have respawned. Now stand on the middle section and drop down. Drop again when you land. Go left and grab the Ghost Shell and then drop from the wooden bridge on the right side. Go to the right and grab the Ancient Rod. Now stand on the left section of the bridge that is closest to the treasure and break it. Now grab and Bardiche and drop down to the bottom. Exit through the same door and head back up to the top one final time. This time stand on the right most panel and drop. Get the EX Gem Lv3 and drop again. That's the last item so just drop from anywhere until you hit the ground. *** At the bottom before you go into the door that leads to the top, note the large dragon you can fight. It gives you good experience and 10,000 gold. It respawns every time you enter the room and is a great source of money. Fight it if you like, but either way go into the door and back to the top. Speak with the gnome that is waiting right in front of you. He will follow you down the path. Don't go too far ahead of him. Always be absolutely sure you defeat the enemies before he reaches them. When you get to the bottom, let him go in the door before you do. Speak with the gnome again. This is pretty simple, just time your uses of the ring with him hitting the ground. The game is pretty generous, eve when your timing is off. The bridge will collapse soon after. Head along the path downward and grab the Mythril Bracelet. Return to the bridge and save your game. Now head up. There's a scene that occurs here. Following the scene it's no different than any other temple...
Gnome can be a tough boss if your levels are too low, but she's big, so there's lots to hit. Her physical attacks are laughable, it's the magic that's going to really eat away at your Hp. If possible try to dodge ground asher whenever possible. If you get knocked into the air by her body slam then just be sure to tap X and correct yourself. Gnome is really easy to get large combos on, so use that to your advantage and be sure Genis' is constantly casting high level magic. Gnome has a lot of Hp but also takes a lot of damage so it won't be too long before you defeat it. After a scene, head up the path and out of the cave. When you come to a fork take the bottom path and use your ring next to the pillar with the box on it. Grab the Mythril Guard and go along the upper path now. At the dead end use your ring to create a ramp and exit the Temple of Earth. Your next destination is Flanoir, the snow city up on the Northeastern continent. When you reach the city however, do not enter it, that is unless you need to rest at the inn. The following event requires you to have at least three Penguinist Quills. These are obtained by defeating the penguins that appear commonly as enemies on the world map in this area. Fight until you have at least three before entering the town of Flanoir. | |||||
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