Talk to the NPC left of the pot for 5x free Potions. Once you've gotten the bestiary entries on the world map, head to the Wind Shrine far to the NE of Tule.Bandersnatch (somewhat dangerous, gain a few levels before fighting).Near the Torna Canal to the east, on the little strips of land, you can fight three more enemies.On the world map, there are three new enemies you can fight outside of Tule.Remember the Brave Blade / Chicken Knife note above about fleeing from battle, this guide won't mention this again.Buy some armor and a broadsword for Galuf.You can go upstairs to see a scene with Faris.There are 8 pianos in the game and you get an achievement (and a Bard Song) for playing all of them. Play the piano (1/8), you have to sit on the stool and watch the dancers first.One in a crate to the far north and east.One in a bush in the far north and west of town.Two in barrels/crates in the center of town.There are 5 other items scattered throughout town: Here, there are 3 items and 3 chests in the west house, which is a tutorial house that teaches some basics of the game.Then, head NW to the first town of the game, Tule. Say no so that you can maintain control of the ship on the world map. When you first get control of the ship, a crewmate will ask to take over control.While these three enemies are NOT missable, it's in your best interest to encounter enemies as early as possible to add them to your bestiary. You'll soon enter the Pirate's Hideout, and after some scenes, you'll be on the Pirate Ship.ĭue to Final Fantasy V's world structure, more bestiary entries are missable than in previous games.Remember to use the in-game map to check for your item collection The small cave is sometimes referred to as the 'Road to Tule' and has a healing spring, three different enemies, and one chest.Back on the world map again, continue heading north until you are in the cave.You'll begin to head north, fighting two battles with goblins on the way, before being reunited with Lenna and Galuf. Back on the overworld, head to the NW for a scene in a canyon.The choice is yours which you want to use. However, it also has a 25% chance of making the party run from the fight when used. The Chicken Knife technically has higher damage potential than the Brave Blade, due to how it incorporates the agility stat into the damage formula. The Chicken Knife is the opposite, which powers up the more you escape, capping at 127 power at 254 escapes. So, if you want the Brave Blade, you should never, ever flee.
The Brave Blade has a starting Attack Power of 150, and grants +5 Strength, but will decrease every time you flee from battle, even before you get it. The reason why this is worth knowing now is that: the attack power of these weapons will depend on how many times you flee from battle. You have to pick one or the other - you can't get both. It's worth knowing now that much, much later in the game, you'll be able to either pick up the Brave Blade or the Chicken Knife. Some dungeons in FF5 Pixel Remaster are slightly tricky, and we'll offer a few quick guides, but nothing more than the minimum needed to get through and grab all the chests.ġ. Offer anything more than the most rudimentary introduction strategies for bosses or party build.Point out the earliest times Blue Magic can be obtained.Point out missable treasure chests and enemies so you can complete the game 100%.Offer a minimalist walkthrough so you know what you need to do at any point in the game.The introduction of Blue Magic also adds to the complexity. Due to the game's multi-world structure, there are more things that can be missed at key points in the game when you move on from one world to the next. However, a handful of dungeons do have secret passageways leading to extra rooms and chests, so we'll point these out from time to time.įinal Fantasy V has quite a bit more to keep track of in a guide such as this. Simply open it up to take a look where chests are. For most dungeons, the provided in-game map is all you need for dungeon exploration, and these maps will tell you if you've obtained all the chests/items in an area. This walkthrough is a minimalist bullet point guide for those who don't want to dive into a dense lengthy walkthrough, but also for those who don't want to miss anything that will prevent you from getting 100% bestiary and chests.
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