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Walkthrough - FAQ/WalkthroughSummoner for PS2 Game FAQ/Walkthrough version 2.1 April 25, 2001 written by Nathaniel Macher arkaine_zorca@gamespotmail.com _______________________________________________________________________ Table of Contents ----------------- I. Disclaimer II. Version History III. Introduction IV. Game Basics V. Characters VI. Walkthrough 1. The Destruction of Your Second Home 2. The City of Gods 2a. At the Edge of Vastness 2b. Don't Forget Your Coin Purse 2c. Rat City 2d. The King of Fleas 2e. Snob Hill 2f. On the Church's Doorstep 2g. The House of Urath 2h. There's No Way I'm Gonna Walk Through That %*@#! 2i. Mission: Yago 3. The Island of the Mad Monks 3a. The Tomb of a God 4. The Undead Rider 5. Bow to Your King 6. Children of Vadagar 6a. Test of Mind and Body 7. The Phoenix Will Rise Again 8. In Search of Ikaemos 9. The Fallen Empire 10. The Serpent Strikes 11. The Prince of Treachery 12. A Daring Rescue 13. City Taken Hostage 13a. I am Whole Once Again 13b. Jaded Warriors 14. *Cough* Can't . . . Breathe 15. The Usurper 16. The Words of Vadagar 17. What Do You Mean My Library Card's Not Good Here? 18. City of the Dead 19. Reclaim the Fire 19a. Come on Baby Light my Fire 20. Trap the Light 21. The Stoned Demon 22. It is Your Destiny 23. Conquer the Darkness VII. Encounters VIII. Quests IX. Puzzle Solutions X. Skills XI. Chain Attacks XII. Spells XIII. Summon Monsters XIV. Weapons XV. Armor XVI. Magic Items XVII. Jewelry XVIII. Miscellaneous Items XIX. Bestiary XX. Tips & Tricks XXI. FAQ XXII. Requests to the Reader XXIII. Acknowledgments ________________________________________________________________________ I. Disclaimer ------------- I want to get this boring stuff out of the way so I'm putting this first. As with all other disclaimers, you are allowed to look through this and print it if you want. You cannot copy this and switch my name with yours. You CANNOT post this on your website unless you have my permission. If I do allow you to post this, my name must still be listed as the author and it cannot be altered in any way what-so-ever. This walkthrough also cannot be used for commercial purposes. You cannot take sections out of this and put it in your own FAQ/Walkthrough without my permission. If I find that anyone has done anything to my FAQ/Walkthrough without my permission, I WILL prosecute you under the fullest extent of the law. You have been warned. ________________________________________________________________________ II. Version History ------------------- 12/14/00 v.1.0: - Table of Contents *added* - Version History *added* - Introduction *added* - Game Basics *added* - Characters *added* - Walkthrough *added* - added sections 1-2i - Quests *added* - Puzzle Solutions *added* - Skills *added* - Chain Attacks *added* - Spells *added* - Weapons *added* - Armor *added* - Magic Items *added* - Jewelry *added* - Miscellaneous Items *added* - Bestiary *added* - Tips & Tricks *added* - FAQ *added* - Requests to the Reader *added* - Disclaimer *added* 12/26/00 v.1.1: - I noticed that there was a problem when you tried to print. The margins took words that went past 6" and would put them on a separate line. I fixed this problem and will be more careful so it doesn't happen again. - Corrected a few spelling errors. - Oops! I forgot the R1 button in the Game Basics section. - Game Basics *updated* - Walkthrough *updated* - added sections 3-12 - Quests *updated* - Puzzle Solutions *updated* - Skill *updated* - Chain Attacks *updated* - Spells *updated* - Summon Monsters *added* - Weapons *updated* - Armor *updated* - Magic Items *updated* - Jewelry *updated* - Miscellaneous Items *updated* - Bestiary *updated* - Tips & Tricks *updated* - FAQ *updated* - Requests to the Reader *updated* - Acknowledgments *updated* 1/4/01 v.1.2: - Game Basics *updated* - Walkthrough *updated* - added sections 13-14 - changed boss fight strategy in sections 2h & 4 - added location of Cupric Dagger in section 9 - Quests *updated* - Puzzle Solutions *updated* - I fixed a screw up in Puzzle #2 - Weapons *updated* - Armor *updated* - Magic Items *updated* - Jewelry *updated* - Miscellaneous Items *updated* - Bestiary *updated* - Requests to the Reader *updated* - Acknowledgments *updated* 1/9/01 v.1.3: - Walkthrough *updated* - added sections 15-19 - added enemy count for sections 1-7 & 14-18 - added a couple of items to 3a - added two quests to section 6 - Encounters *added* - Quests *updated* - Spells *updated* - Chain Attacks *updated* - Weapons *updated* - Armor *updated* - Jewelry *updated* - Miscellaneous Items *updated* - Bestiary *updated* - Tips & Tricks *updated* - FAQ *updated* - Request to Reader *updated* - Acknowledgements *updated* 1/9/01 v.1.4: - Requests to the Reader *updated* - I had to fix an error that would've made me look really stupid 1/11/01 v.1.5: - Fixed a whole bunch of spelling errors - Game Basics *updated* - Walkthrough *updated* - added sections 19-22 - Quests *updated* - Chain Attacks *updated* - Spells *updated* 1/18/01 v.1.6: - Characters *updated* - Walkthrough *updated* - added section 23 - added enemy count for sections 8-13b - changed Boss Fight strategy in section 9 - I forgot to list some items you get in section 12 so I fixed that - added directions to get the Khosani Sword in sub-section 13a - added location of Hero's Sabaton in section 21 - quest added to sub-section 13b - added several items to section 14 - Encounters *updated* - Quests *updated* - divided the story quests and side quests - Skills *updated* - Chain Attacks *updated* - Spells *updated* - Summon Monsters *updated* - Weapons *updated* - reformatted - Armor *updated* - reformatted - Jewelry *updated* - Miscellaneous Items *updated* - Bestiary *updated* - reformatted, now includes strengths/weaknesses of enemies - Requests to the Reader *updated* - Acknowledgements *updated* 2/15/01 v.2.0: - Game Basics *updated* - Characters *updated* - Walkthrough *updated* - changed Boss Fight strategy in sections 18, 19a, 20, and 21 - added items to sub-sections 2b, 2e, and 19a - corrected a mix-up with an item in section 20 - Encounters *updated* - Quests *updated* - Spells *updated* - added summon monster's spells - Weapons *updated* - Armor *updated* - Miscellaneous Items *updated* - Bestiary *updated* - now includes the items that the enemies drop - Acknowledgements *updated* 4/25/01 v.2.1: - Page Count: 117 - Walkthrough *updated* - changed the name of sub-section 2h - added to sub-section 2i - went through and labeled the key and quest items - added item to sub-section 3a - I misspelled Torvel's name in section 5 so I fixed that - added location of an item in section 9 - changed the name of section 13 - put in another way to kill Azha in sub-section 13a - put a warning into section 14 - Encounters *updated* - Puzzle Solutions *updated* - added an alternate way to solve Puzzle #1 - Encounters *updated* - Weapons *updated* - Tips and Tricks *updated* - FAQ *updated* - Acknowledgements *updated* _______________________________________________________________________ III. Introduction ----------------- Welcome to our FAQ/Walkthrough for Summoner on PS2. I say "our" because that's what this is. Although I was the sole contributor in the beginning, I encourage others to help me create what I hope to be the best FAQ for this game. As of the date that this is posted it's the only one that covers the whole game (as far as I know that is). This, however, is the first guide I've ever written so you'll have to exhibit a little patience if I make a mistake or do things that confuse you. If I make a mistake or confuse you, I expect you to e-mail me and tell me about it. Like I said, I'd like for this to be the best FAQ available and I can only do it with your help. Contributions are always welcome. In my Requests to the Reader sections, I'll post anything I need help with or any questions I may have for you, the reader. The reason I'm doing is because of the fact that there simply isn't a single useful FAQ for this game right now. I've always wanted to do an FAQ anyway, but every game I have already has enough FAQs to cover every aspect of it. When I saw the FAQs that were available I decided that this would be the prime game for me to write one for. In other FAQs, some of the authors have stated that writing one is a lot of work. I can say now that I completely agree with them. I've put in 150+ hours toward this thing and I'm not done yet. So for all of you that would also like to write a FAQ in the future, make sure you know what you're doing. A RPG has got to be the hardest kind of game to write a FAQ for. They require so much more detail than most games in other genres. This game is definitely no exception. Summoner is a game that tells the story of Joseph, a young man born with the mark of the Summoner. Through the use of magical rings, Summoners have the power to call forth demons and control them. However, to the north in Orenia is the Emperor Murod, a powerful sorcerer who wants Joseph dead. With his unworldly powers, Murod launches a campaign whose sole purpose is to find Joseph. When Murod's forces reach Joseph's home of Masad our story begins. _______________________________________________________________________ IV. Game Basics --------------- Controls- Taken from the Summoner Instruction Manual provided w/the game Menu Screen Controls: Left Analog Stick Highlight Options Pan Map (Map Screen) X Button Select Options O Button Toggle Armor/Magic (Inventory Screen) Triangle Button Cancel Return to previous menu L1 Button Switch Menus R1 Button Switch Menus L2 Button Switch Characters View map layers (Map Screen) R2 Button Switch Characters View map layers (Map Screen) In Game Controls: Left Analog Stick Move currently selected character Right Analog Stick Control the Camera X Button Select Talk to characters Pick up items Square Button View the Skills Menu Triangle Button View the Pause Menu O Button View the Spells Menu L1 Button Draw/Sheath weapon R1 Button Solo Mode selection toggle L2 Button Cycle between party members R2 Button Cycle between party members L3 Button Toggle Camera Modes R3 Button Reposition Camera behind Select Button Quick Access to the Map Screen Start Button Pause the Game Combat Controls: X Button Attack an enemy Left Analog Stick Select an enemy to attack Square Button View the Skills Menu O Button View the Spells Menu Triangle Button View the Inventory Menu Directional Button Up Chain Attack-Added Blow Directional Button Down Chain Attack-Desperation, Kick, or Icy Touch Direction Button Left Chain Attack-Confusion, Leg Swipe, Bless, or Mend Directional Button Right Chain Attack-Push, Desperation, or Confusion Exploring- Exploring is really simple. Just run around using the left stick. When you come up to people you wanna talk to, hit X, select who you want to talk to, and hit X again. When you wanna search something go up to it and hit X. If anything is nearby the game will say so. Fighting- Combat in this game isn't all that complex. You basically rush the enemies and beat them into a pulp, making sure not to loose anyone in the process. Losing Joseph is a VERY bad thing if you have a summoned monster with you. Upon Joseph's death the monster will turn on you and you've gotta kill it. Magic is useful of course. You'll be using the Heal spell a lot, and I mean a lot. Your summon monsters never seem to have a whole bunch of HP and need to be healed constantly. Protect is a very good spell though. Use Protect every time you encounter a boss, it really does help. When Joseph learns Flame Arrow and Fireball you're pretty much set. You can use these two spells in combination to seriously damage enemies before you start your melee. Chain attacks though are the most important thing about fighting. Those of you who've played Vagrant Story for PS1 will feel at home with chains. Chain attacks can be hard to master, but once you do it'll make fighting a lot easier. However, if you have a slow weapon equipped, i.e. any two-handed weapon, this will through the timing of you chains off. This makes it harder to chain your attacks together. Tutorials: Basic Controls Tutorial- This tutorial will explain the basic controls for Summoner. You can quit this or any other tutorial at any time by pressing triangle. Joseph can be moved using the left analog stick. To move forward, push the stick forward (away from you). Pulling the stick back (toward you) causes Joseph to move toward the camera. Pushing the stick left or right makes Joseph run in that direction. While Joseph is running, the camera automatically positions itself behind him. You can also manually control the camera using the right analog stick. Moving the right stick forward or backward zooms in the camera in or out, respectively. Pushing left or right on the stick rotates the camera around Joseph. The rotation can be reversed in the [Options] menu. You can switch camera modes by depressing (pressing down on) the left analog stick [L3]. The following camera modes are available: Low- the camera remains close to the ground and positions itself behind Joseph, unless you enter a small indoor area. High- the camera remains above Joseph in a three- quarter view of the action. This view is useful in combat situations involving many creatures. Auto- the camera automatically switches between High and Low views, depending on the situation. This is the default camera view. Pressing down on the right analog stick [R3] causes the camera to automatically swing behind Joseph if it has been rotated away. The [Start] button pauses the game at any time. Dialogue Tutorial- This is Joseph's friend Mulik. Joseph can talk to nearby friendly characters by pressing X. The game pauses. A cursor appears under the nearest character in range and a bubble appears over his or her head. You can cycle through all characters in range with the left analog stick. Characters with important information have double exclamation marks over their heads. Once you have selected the character with whom you would like to speak, press X again to initiate a conversation with that character. Go ahead and talk to Mulik. When Joseph is talking to a character, the dialogue appears in the top half of the window. The bottom half of the window contains a list of relevant topics that Joseph can ask about. When a topic has been covered, it is removed from the topic list. New topics are added to the list as more information is uncovered. Access to new topics can also be gained after completing quests or talking to other characters. Mulik has quit a bit to tell Joseph! Go ahead and continue talking to him. You can stop a conversation at any time by choosing the "Farewell" topic or pressing triangle. Remember that many characters in Summoner have important and interesting things to say! Talk to everyone you can. Basic Combat Tutorial- This Orenian Scout is about to attack Joseph. Joseph will have to fight back. You can attack enemies by pressing X when they are in range. When you press X, the game pauses and a cursor appears under the nearest enemy in range. You can cycle through all enemies in range with the left analog stick. The red bar over the enemy represents its current Hit Points (HP), which decrease as he takes damage. After you have selected the enemy you would attack, press X again. Once a target has been selected, Joseph automatically engages the enemy. He continues to fight until he or his foe runs out of HP, or you issue him another command. The red bar next to Joseph's portrait represents his current HP. If Joseph's HP drops to zero, he falls down, incapacitated and unable to move or perform any action. If everyone in your group is incapacitated, the game ends and you must either reload from a saved game or start a new game. If an enemy attacks Joseph and you do not respond, Joseph automatically draws his weapon and defends himself. During combat, numbers appear over the characters' heads. Numbers in white represent damage to enemies. Numbers in yellow represent damage to Joseph and his friends. Numbers in blue represent percentage modifiers to that character's attack. You receive a bonus for attacking a creature from above or behind and are penalized for attacking from below. The game will now unpause and the Scout will attack Jospeh. When the guard died, he dropped his weapon. You can pick up nearby items on the ground by pressing X. You see a targeting cursor like the one used to target characters, but it appears on the item that is closest to you. As with targeting characters, you can use the left analog stick to change the targeted item. During battle, Joseph may take damage. Joseph has a spell called Heal that he can cast to restore HP to himself or others in his party. You can access the spells menu by pressing O. Joseph can also use healing potions that are in his inventory. You can access the Inventory screen by pressinr triangle and selecting the Inventory option from the menu. Chain Attack Tutorial- During combat, Joseph has the ability to perform chains of special attacks. Chain attacks can be used only in melee combat and cost Ability Points (AP) to perform. Notice the chain symbol that appears over Joseph's head just as he is about to swing at his opponent. Chain attacks can be executed only while this symbol is visible. To perform a Chain Attack, press one of the four directional buttons: Up, Down, Left, or Right. The direction you choose determines which special attack Joseph performs. Pushing it Up causes Joseph to perform an Added Blow attack. If successful, this attack inflicts normal damage. Pushing Down causes Joseph to perform a Desperation attack. If successful, this attack inflicts damage proportional to the HPs Joseph has lost. The lower his remaining HPs, the more damage he inflicts. Pushing Left causes Joseph to perform a Confusion attack. If successful, this attack drains AP from the opponent. Pushing Right causes Joseph to perform a Push attack. If successful, this attack pushes the opponent backward, and gives Joseph more time to perform the next Chain Attack. Once Joseph has performed a Chain Attack often enough, he gains access to new Chain Attacks. You can assign these new Chain Attacks to the directional buttons. Go to the Skills menu to do this. After each successful Chain Attack, you are given a chance to perform another. Your opponent cannot attack you while you are chaining attacks together. Each Chain Attack you perform must be different from the previous one. There is no limit to the number of attacks that may be chained together, but the chain symbol appears for a shorter period of time with each successive attack. If you attempt a Chain Attack before the chain symbol appears or after is disapears, the attack fails and the chain is broken. With practice though, you will be able to chain many attacks together, giving the enemy no chance to strike back! One more thing to remember: Wielding a faster weapon makes performing Chain Attacks easier. It may be to your advantage to equip a faster weapon that does less damage, if it enables you to chain more attacks together. Level Up Tutorial- Joseph has reached experience level 2! Experience is gained by defeating enemies and completing quests. When enough experience points have been accumulated, Joseph will attain the next experience level. Each time Joseph levels up, his maximum HPs and APs increase. He also gets Skill Points that can be used to improve his Skills. A flashing "+" symbol appears on Joseph's portrait if he has Skill Points to distribute. To distribute Skill Points, press triangle and choose the Skills option from the menu. Skill Points- From this screen (Skills) you can distribute Skill Points to Skills that are available to Joseph. On the right-hand side of the screen is the full list of Skills that are at his disposal. By scrolling Up or Down, you can select the Skill you want to raise. Pressing X raises the selected Skill by one point. No Skill Level can be higher than the character's current experience level. Skill points assignments are permanent, so make sure you choose wisely before pressing X. Spells Tutorial- This is the Spells menu. Along the top of the menu are the six different circles of Spells: Heal, Dark, Energy, Holy, Fire, and Ice. You can scroll between the various circles by moving left or right. You can select Spells within a circle by moving up or down. Circles in which Joseph does not have any Spells are not available. At level 1, Joseph has access to the Heal Spell. To cast Heal, press either X or O when the Spell is highlighted. A cursor appears below Joseph, indicating that he is the current target of the Spell. A window also appears, listing the available targets for the Spell. A Spell that helps Joseph and his allies can be used only on them, while an offensive Spell can target only enemies. You can scroll through the target list by moving up or down. Once the target has been selected, press X or O to cast the spell. Using a Spell costs Ability Points (AP), represented by the blue bar next to Joseph's portrait. Characters recover AP slowly over time or by drinking potions. As Jospeh's Skill in a Spell circle increases, he gains access to more powerful Spells in that circle. Higher level Spells cost more AP than lower level ones. You can see the current level of your Spell circles by pressing triangle and choosing the Skills option from the menu. Skills Tutorial- This is the Skills menu. Along the top of the menu are the six different categories of Skills: Combat, Stealth, Creation, Examination, Weapons, and Spells. You can scroll between the various categories by moving left or right. You can select Skills within a category by moving up or down. Categories in which Joseph does not have any Skills are not available. There are two types of Skills: Active and Passive. Active Skills are used like Spells -- by pressing X or square buttons. Using an Active Skill costs Ability Points (AP), represented by the blue bar next to Joseph's portrait. Characters recover AP slowly over time or by drinking potions. Currently, Joseph doesn't have any Active Skills. More Skills will become available to him as he gains experience levels. Passive Skills are automatically activated in the appropriate situation. You can see the status of Passive Skills in the Skills menu but they are never selectable. The Weapons and Spells categories do not contain any Active Skills. The Skills in these categories represent Joseph's proficiency with these weapons or spells. At level 1, Joseph has a low proficiency with Sword Weapons. This means that he can wield swords but is not particularly skilled in their use. Skills are rated from 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest. You can see the current level of your Skills by pressing triangle and choosing the Skills option from the menu. Group Tutorial- Flece has now joined your party! When exploring, Flece automatically follows you. During combat, Flece attacks, defends, and uses special abilities based on her current instructions. You can change her instructions by pressing triangle and choosing the Status option from the menu. The different instruction sets are explained in the manual. There are special commands that you can now use with multiple characters in your party. Pressing L2 or R2 enables you to switch to the previous or next party member, respectively. You can also enter Solo Mode by pressing R1. When in Solo Mode, other party members will not follow you, and if you enter combat, they will not assist you. However, if they are attacked, they fight back. Flece has access to more Skills than Joseph started with. Her thievery abilities allow her to pick locks, and kick and backstab enemies. Press square to access the Skills menu. Ring Tutorial- You've just received your first summoning ring, the Ring of Darkness! Each summoning ring you obtain enables you to summon a different creature. For instance, with the Ring of Darkness you can summon a Blackfire Elemental. The experience level of the summoned creature depends on how much power the corresponding ring has accumulated. Although you do not need to be wearing a summoning ring to summon the corresponding creature, the ring gains power only while you have it equipped. Creatures cannot be summoned in town. Also, once you leave a level, any creature Joseph has summoned is removed from the party. Now open the Inventory screen and equip Joseph with the Ring of Darkness. Joseph is now wearing the Ring of Darkness. Whenever Joseph gains experience, any summoning rings he is wearing gain power proportional to the experience he gained. The proportion of experience gained by equipped rings depends on Joseph's Summon Skill. The higher his Summon Skill, the more power his summoning rings gain with each point of experience. Once a summoning ring has gained enough power, a second creature becomes available for Joseph to summon. ________________________________________________________________________ V. Characters ------------- This section provides a brief description of the four playable characters. Followed by the description is a chart that tells what your XP needs to be to reach a certain level and what level the characters learn their various Skills. There's also info on how the character strengthens when gaining levels. Joseph: Joseph is a young man who was born with the mark of the Summoner and feels that his power is a curse instead of a blessing. Nine years ago, raiders attacked his home village of Ciran. To protect everything he loved, he summoned a demon to fight the raiders. Because he was young, Joseph was not able to control the demon and it turned on the village. Everyone was killed by the demon. Overwhelmed by guilt, Joseph discarded his summoning ring in a well and swore never to use his powers again. However, he could not run from his destiny. Intent on killing him, Emperor Murod sends his army after him, forcing Joseph to use his powers once again. Level 1 - 64 HP - 20 AP - 0 XP - Sword Weapons, Dodge, Push, Heal Level 2 - 96 HP - 23 AP - 100 XP Level 3 - 128 HP - 26 AP - 200 XP Level 4 - 160 HP - 29 AP - 350 XP Level 5 - 192 HP - 32 AP - 600 XP - Staff Weapons Level 6 - 216 HP - 35 AP - 1,000 XP - Parry Level 7 - 240 HP - 38 AP - 1,800 XP - Holy Level 8 - 264 HP - 41 AP - 3,200 XP - Heavy Arms Level 9 - 288 HP - 44 AP - 5,000 XP - Fire Level 10 - 304 HP - 46 AP - 8,000 XP - Bow Weapons Level 11 - 320 HP - 47 AP - 12,000 XP Level 12 - 336 HP - 49 AP - 17,000 XP - Blunt Weapons Level 13 - 351 HP - 50 AP - 24,000 XP - Magic Resist Level 14 - 367 HP - 52 AP - 33,000 XP - Double Attack Level 15 - 383 HP - 53 AP - 44,000 XP - Axe Weapons Level 16 - 399 HP - 54 AP - 58,000 XP - Dark Level 17 - 415 HP - 55 AP - 66,000 XP Level 18 - 431 HP - 56 AP - 96,000 XP - Counter Attack Level 19 - 447 HP - 57 AP - 120,000 XP Level 20 - 455 HP - 58 AP - 170,000 XP Level 21 - 463 HP - 59 AP - 320,000 XP Level 22 - 471 HP - 60 AP - 570,000 XP Level 23 - 479 HP - 61 AP - 920,000 XP Level 24 - 487 HP - 62 AP - 1,370,000 XP Level 25 - 496 HP - 63 AP - 1,920,000 XP Level 26 - 503 HP - 64 AP - 2,570,000 XP Level 27 - 511 HP - 65 AP - 3,320,000 XP Level 28 - 519 HP - 66 AP - 4,170,000 XP Joseph gains 2 points of Magic Resistance per level. Joseph gains 1 point of physical Protection per level. Flece: Flece is a thief from the city of Lenele. She is very gifted and is the favorite of Tancred, the King of Fleas. Joseph meets Flece when he gets told off by some palace guards. In exchange for his help she shows him the way into the royal palace. Yago hires her to join Joseph when she locates him in the palace. Level 4 - 128 HP - 19 AP - 350 XP - Sword Weapons, Bow Weapons, Dodge, Kick, Aimed Attack, Pick Lock Level 5 - 146 HP - 22 AP - 600 XP - Backstab Level 6 - 170 HP - 25 AP - 1,000 XP - Heavy Arms Level 7 - 188 HP - 28 AP - 1,800 XP - Appraise Level 8 - 206 HP - 31 AP - 3,200 XP - Hide* Level 9 - 224 HP - 34 AP - 5,000 XP Level 10 - 236 HP - 35 AP - 8,000 XP - Parry Level 11 - 248 HP - 37 AP - 12,000 XP - Trip Level 12 - 260 HP - 39 AP - 17,000 XP Level 13 - 272 HP - 40 AP - 24,000 XP Level 14 - 284 HP - 42 AP - 33,000 XP - Dark Level 15 - 296 HP - 43 AP - 44,000 XP Level 16 - 308 HP - 44 AP - 58,000 XP - Magic Resist Level 17 - 320 HP - 45 AP - 66,000 XP Level 18 - 332 HP - 46 AP - 96,000 XP - Counter Attack Level 19 - 344 HP - 47 AP - 120,000 XP Level 20 - 350 HP - 48 AP - 170,000 XP Level 21 - 356 HP - 49 AP - 320,000 XP Level 22 - 362 HP - 50 AP - 570,000 XP Level 23 - 368 HP - 51 AP - 920,000 XP Level 24 - 374 HP - 52 AP - 1,370,000 XP Level 25 - 380 HP - 53 AP - 1,920,000 XP Level 26 - 386 HP - 54 AP - 2,570,000 XP Level 27 - 392 HP - 55 AP - 3,320,000 XP Level 28 - 398 HP - 56 AP - 4,170,000 Flece gains 2 points of Magic Resistance per level. Flece gains 1 point of physical Protection per level. *Flece will gain Hide at level 8 as long as Sneak has been learned from the "Find Yago" quest. If the "Find Yago" quest is completed after level 8 Flece should learn Hide at the same time with a starting skill level of 2. Rosalind: Rosalind is the daughter of Yago, Joseph's teacher. However, Yago abandoned Rosalind and her mother in search of the boy with the mark of the Summoner. Her mother died shortly after Yago leaving and so she blames you for her father leaving them. She is a pupil at the Iona Monastery. She is forced to join Joseph on his quest if she ever wants to become a monk of Iona. Level 6 - 134 HP - 30 AP - 1,000 XP - Staff Weapons, Dodge, Assess, Heal, Dark, Energy, Magic Resist Level 7 - 148 HP - 34 AP - 1,800 XP - Fire Level 8 - 162 HP - 38 AP - 3,200 XP - Holy Level 9 - 176 HP - 42 AP - 5,000 XP - Bow Weapons Level 10 - 184 HP - 44 AP - 8,000 XP - Ice Level 11 - 192 HP - 46 AP - 12,000 XP Level 12 - 200 HP - 48 AP - 17,000 XP - Trip Level 13 - 208 HP - 50 AP - 24,000 XP Level 14 - 216 HP - 52 AP - 33,000 XP - Parry Level 15 - 224 HP - 54 AP - 44,000 XP Level 16 - 332 HP - 55 AP - 58,000 XP - Critical Hit Level 17 - 240 HP - 56 AP - 66,000 XP Level 18 - 248 HP - 57 AP - 96,000 XP Level 19 - 256 HP - 58 AP - 120,000 XP Level 20 - 260 HP - 59 AP - 170,000 XP Level 21 - 264 HP - 60 AP - 320,000 XP Level 22 - 268 HP - 61 AP - 570,000 XP Level 23 - 272 HP - 62 AP - 920,000 XP Level 24 - 276 HP - 63 AP - 1,370,000 XP Level 25 - 280 HP - 64 AP - 1,920,000 XP Level 26 - 284 HP - 65 AP - 2,570,000 XP Level 27 - 288 HP - 66 AP - 3,320,000 XP Level 28 - 292 HP - 67 AP - 4,170,000 XP Rosalind gains 2 points of Magic Resistance per level. Rosalind gains 1 point of physical Protection per level. Jekhar: Jekhar once was a friend of Joseph's when they both lived in Ciran. When Jospeh unleashed the demon on the raiders, Jekhar lost his home and his entire family. He swore on his brother's grave that if he ever saw Jospeh again he would have his revenge. Jekhar is now a soldier in the Medevan Army. King Bellias VI orders Jekhar to help Joseph in defeating Emperor Murod. Level 8 - 366 HP - 24 AP - 3,200 XP - Sword Weapons, Axe Weapons, Blunt Weapons, Heavy Arms, Parry, Dodge, Push, Counter Attack, Kick Level 9 - 398 HP - 26 AP - 5,000 XP Level 10 - 418 HP - 27 AP - 8,000 XP - Critical Hit Level 11 - 438 HP - 28 AP - 12,000 XP Level 12 - 458 HP - 29 AP - 17,000 XP - Double Attack Level 13 - 478 HP - 30 AP - 24,000 XP Level 14 - 498 HP - 31 AP - 33,000 XP - Magic Resist Level 15 - 518 HP - 32 AP - 44,000 XP Level 16 - 538 HP - 32 AP - 58,000 XP Level 17 - 558 HP - 32 AP - 66,000 XP Level 18 - 578 HP - 32 AP - 96,000 XP - Heal Level 19 - 598 HP - 32 AP - 120,000 XP Level 20 - 608 HP - 33 AP - 170,000 XP Level 21 - 618 HP - 34 AP - 320,000 XP Level 22 - 629 HP - 35 AP - 570,000 XP Level 23 - 638 HP - 36 AP - 920,000 XP Level 24 - 648 HP - 37 AP - 1,370,000 XP Level 25 - 658 HP - 38 AP - 1,920,000 XP Level 26 - 668 HP - 39 AP - 2,570,000 XP Level 27 - 678 HP - 40 AP - 3,320,000 XP Level 28 - 688 HP - 41 AP - 4,170,000 XP Jekhar gains 2 points of Magic Resistance per level. Jekhar gains 1 point of physical Protection per level. In various sections I will be referring to the four playable characters as such: Joseph (Jo), Jekhar (Je), Flece (Fl), Rosalind (Ro) ________________________________________________________________________ VI. Walkthrough --------------- Well, here's the walkthrough. At the beginning of each section I've listed the place, shops, items, enemies and quests that apply to the area. For very large places with multiple areas, I've divided the walkthrough into sub-sections. The city of Lenele is a good example of this. Lenele is made up of 10 areas, and 2 of them are dungeons. I divided everything up to help avoid confusion and for easy reference. 1. The Destruction of Your Second Home Place: Masad Village Items: 10 GP Revive Scroll 3 GP Cleansing Tonic 5 GP 10 GP Revive Scroll Blue Pants Cloth Gloves Tristan's Libation Recovery Tonic Enemies: Orenian Scout x20 Barbarian Fighter (Boss) Quests: Aesik's Sword (Aesik) Find Yago (Nath) Once the opening cinema is finished you enter a basic controls tutorial. When you have finished reading the tutorial (or skipped it), you now have control of Joseph. Run around and |