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[[File:Mystic Key FF NES NP.jpg|thumb]] ...the [[Warriors of Light]] after they awaken him from his sleep. The Mystic Key unlocks various doors in dungeons, caves, and buildings.

...a one-time use for awakening the [[Elf Prince]], who rewards the [[Mystic Key]] to them for doing so. [[Category:Key items]]

...rst and main appearance in ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' as a [[key item]]. The item is named '''Bomb Ring''' in releases prior to the game's [[Final Fantasy IV ...Signet has a role at the start of Cecil's adventure, and is the first key item that he obtains.

...in ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''. In most of its appearances, Pink Tails are an item [[drop]]ped by [[Flan Princess]]es. In ''Final Fantasy IV'', Pink Tails are an extremely rare item which have a very low chance of being dropped by Flan Princesses, who only

...ntents. Some have a [[monster-in-a-box]] which must be defeated before the item can be obtained. Treasure chests first appear in the first game, ''[[Final ...treasure chests that contain either a [[key item]] or some other exclusive item such as a weapon, an armor, or a spellbook.

'''Oxyale''' is a [[key item]] in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is a chalice with a water-like liquid that a [[Category:Key items]]

...in from the treasure room in [[Castle Cornelia]] if they have the [[Mystic Key]]. According to some NPCs in the area, the Nitro Powder was locked in the t In the original NES version, the item is named '''TNT''' (also formatted as '''T.N.T.'''<ref>''Nintendo Power'' v

The '''Levistone''' is a [[key item]] in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is a rock capable of hovering in midair, hen ...tically occurs, although in the Nintendo Entertainment System release, the item must be manually selected from the Items menu.

...n the Crystal Eye to Matoya, she rewards them with the [[Jolt Tonic]]. The item has been named Crystal Eye since the release of ''[[Final Fantasy Origins]] [[Category:Key items]]

'''Adamantite''' (Japanese: アダマンタイト) is a mineral that appears as an item in several ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games. It first app In ''Final Fantasy'', Adamantite is a [[key item]] that is found in a [[treasure chest]] on the second floor of the [[Flying

...which he receives the first Kupo Nut from [[Alice]] at the [[Lindblum]] [[Item Shop]]. Alice tells Vivi that Kupo Nuts are a favorite food of Moogles. ...ne to them. There are a few instances in which the party receives a unique item from Moguta, such as an [[Aloha Shirt]] for the first Kupo Nut that they gi

...E''', also formatted '''Bottle''' in the ''[[Nintendo Power]]'' guide. The item is literally a [[fairy|faerie]] contained within a bottle.

...t is found in [[Oeilvert]] in ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''. It is also a [[key item]] that is required to enter [[Mount Gulug]]. The Gulug Stone is triangular, [[Category:Key items]]

The '''Earth Rod''' is a [[key item]] in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is a rod described as being imbued with the [[Category:Key items]]

...the Rat Tail is the severed tail of a rat. Despite this, it is a valuable item in the games that it appears in. [[Category:Key items]]

'''Keycards''' are a type of [[key item]] in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. They are used by [[Shinra Headquarters]] em [[Category:Key items]]

...'''<ref name="np">''Nintendo Power'' volume 17, page 24.</ref>, is a [[key item]] that appears in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is a crown that belongs to the [[Category:Key items]]

{{nihongo|'''Elixirs'''|エリクサー|Erikusā}} are a recurring restorative item in the ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' franchise, and first ...[party]] can also obtain Elixirs from certain [[treasure chest]]s, as an [[item drop]] from certain enemies, or as a possible reward for winning the [[Conc

The '''Rename Card''' is an item that allows the player to rename a character or a [[summon]] (depending on [[Category:Key items]]

'''Dragon Grass''', also formatted '''dragon grass''', is a [[key item]] in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]''. It is a panacea that can heal injured [[wind [[Category:Key items]]

'''Whisperweed''' is a [[key item]] that appears in a few ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, [[Category:Key items]]

|items=[[Bottled Faerie]] (key item) At the Caravan, Underhill has an expensive item on sale, the [[Bottled Faerie]], which he got from a [[pirate]] at [[Gaia]]

Like most towns, Kaipo has an [[Inn]], an [[Armor Shop]], an [[Item Shop]], and a [[Weapon Shop]]. There is a [[Pub]] on the second floor of th ...Sand Pearl]]|Named Sand Ruby in releases prior to the 3D remake}}, a [[key item]] found in the [[Antlion's Den]], in order to cure Rosa from her illness. E

...ooms. Both can only be unlocked if the Warriors of Light have the [[Mystic Key]].

...to deliver to [[Mist]]. They go to Baron and purchase supplies from the [[Item Shop]] for the journey ahead. ...to open the entrance to [[Old Waterway]] and infiltrate Baron Castle. The key also allows them to access the shared [[Weapon Shop|Weapon]] & [[Armor Shop

...eeds them again. The only things Fat Chocobo will not hold on to are [[key item]]s.

|items=[[Mystic Key]] ...-4 [[spell|magic spell]]s respectively. As with other towns, there is an [[Item Shop]], a [[Weapon Shop]], an [[Armor Shop]], an [[Inn]], and a [[Sanctuary

*'''X Item:''' X Item ...nus or use it in battle), though it does appear as a "Key Item" in the Key Item inventory for a short period of the game.

'''Asterisks''', are key items and a core feature to the ''[[Bravely Default (series)|Bravely Defaul | Attack Item Amp<br>Auto-Potion<br>Shorten Ailment<br>Healing Lore<br>Auto-Phoenix<br>Fe

...terms, and an amnesiac former imperial soldier, [[Terra Branford]], proves key to both sides for understanding magic and espers. ...hints that help them on their journey. Many towns have shops, such as an [[Item Shop]], which sells various items, a [[Weapon Shop]], which sells weapons,

...Mystic Key|Simply named Key in the original NES version}}. With the Mystic Key, the Warriors of Light return to {{hover|Castle Cornelia|Named Coneria Cast ...t]]s in certain areas. There are unique and essential items known as [[key item]]s, which have a direct role during a certain part of the adventure. The Wa

...o save Kaeli's father Captain Mac. Upon leaving, Spencer hands the [[Venus Key]] to Benjamin, and tells him to head for [[Fireburg]]. ...rion]]. Upon finding Tristam in the [[Inn]] who gives Benjamin the [[Multi-Key]], they find the coward who left Arion in the mine in a locked house. He te

...s Vincent to the truth behind his past and forces him once again to be the key player in a battle for the planet itself and all those living in it. ...ound the area, and saving a child, who leads him to someone who has a card key to get into the warehouse. In the warehouse Vincent must fight a Heavy Armo

...battle throughout the game. Upon reaching rank S, Gilgamesh gives the key item Rank S Medal in recognition of the feat, and it is then that he confesses h

The Magic system was revamped. While still retaining its key components (target rings, elemental casting), it now consumes MP rather tha ...tely 40% of the total screen which can make the text (on both the play and item windows) difficult to read. As a minor addition, the Wii version also con

...hief's ability to open passages that would otherwise require a special key item. It is also the first game in the series to feature summoned creatures and

...ey have enough Ability Points, they can use the ability without having the item equipped by ''Mastering''. Eventually, characters can use any abilities the ...the great mage Lezaford, who tells him that the journal he carries is the key to going back to his world, as, since he wrote his name in the book, the bo

...idane to go to [[Oeilvert]] on the [[Lost Continent]] to retrieve a needed item for him. On return, the party manages to defeat the Desert Palace. Kuja, in ...amation mark appearing over their lead character's head, signaling that an item or sign is nearby. Players speak with [[moogle]]s to record their progress,

...inent (Final Fantasy III)|Floating Continent]] are rewarded with a special item. The game introduces the [[Summoner]] class, whose first [[summon]] is a Ch ...e. Accessing this forest in disc four and gaining use of a chocobo here is key to regaining use of the [[Ragnarok]] airship on this disc.

...s attacks provided by various Summon [[materia]]. Summons have served as a key plot element in the rest of the series, notably ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'' ...summon. He normally would call forth an earth attack, but according to the item Eiko has in her accessory slot, Fenrir can change his effect dramatically.