.: Final Fantasy XII - Ivalice's History
When you kill beasts in Final Fantasy XII, their information is added
to the Beatiary in your Clan Primer. Kill enough, and additional
information about the history of places, people, great events and tales
are revealed. This page contains all those texts.
Select a "category" to view the texts from.
| Tips for the Adventurer (#1)
[From enemy: Mirrorknight] |
There's good reason why smiths favor scales polished to a mirror finish when making armor. Those who see their own reflection, and the rage burning in their eyes, in mirror scale armor are stricken, unable to move, until their enemy frees them eternally from shame.
It is as though they are slain by their own image. |
| Tips for the Adventurer (#1)
[From enemy: Behemoth] |
If you've confidence in your abilities as an adveturer, it's said the behemoth is the perfect test of one's mettle.
Should you defeat one, your confidence will grow still further, and the vitality you gain by consuming a behemoth steak will help you to yet greater feats.
In this world where the strong eat the weak, there can be no mistaking but that this is the true parth of those who would succeed. |
| Tips for the Adventurer (#1)
[From enemy: Abysteel] |
Few things bring to mind 'ill luck' so readily as a vampyr fang. Yet the things are famous among apothecaries and their ilk as a vital ingredient in wards and charms against curses!
And, apparently, not just any fang will do the trick. I'd have no idea how to tell a vampyr fang from a regular, pointy one, if I had to look into such a mouth, and I do hope I never have the pleasure. If you want one, you'd best be ready to grope around in some pretty nasty places.
Maybe you'll get your fang yet. Maybe you'll lose a few fingers in the process. Either way, count me out! |
| Tips for the Adventurer (#1)
[From enemy: Iguion] |
The giant eggs of the iguion are a prized rarity.
Only the fanciest of the marketers of fancy foodstuffs carry this rare sort of frogspawn, and fewer still are those who know its true value. Why? Because this knowledge is so prized that if two who are in the know happen to meet, a fight to the death ensues, and the world is soon short one...or sometimes two who knew. |
| Tips for the Adventurer (#1)
[From enemy: Worgen / Alpha Worgen] |
Just about anyone can see the value of a well-furred pelt. Still, there are some treasures you'd even give up a fine pelt to possess.
One famous example: throat wolf blood.
I won't go into the market price, but seeing adventurers lusting afer furs with the merest bit of blood splashed on them...Well, I think you get the idea. |
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