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{{italic title|Battlefield (''Final Fantasy Mystic Quest'')}} ...]]. Once a Battlefield has been cleared, it cannot be re-entered. From the world map, the icon for a completed Battlefield shows depicts a crushed stone tab

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...ect in the ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' franchise. Most of them contain an item which is either common or valuable, and a handful cont ===''Final Fantasy Mystic Quest''===

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...Four Fiends are usually depicted as monsters with power over the elements of nature. ...ule the entire world during both the past and present. When the [[Warriors of Light]] defeated Garland, the Four Fiends sent him 2,000 years into the pas

...e [[fire (element)|fire]]. Salamanders often appear as a stronger relative of [[Basilisk]]. ...), and [[Arcane Labyrinth]] ([[Cauldron]], [[Giants]]). They are relatives of [[Basilisk]]s, [[Catoblepas]]es, and [[Ice Lizard]]s. Salamanders have one

|romaji=Seiken Densetsu ~Fainaru Fantajī Gaiden~<br>(The Legend of the Holy Sword: Final Fantasy Sidestory) ...Europe. The game's North American box art and logo was designed after that of ''[[Final Fantasy Legend II]]''{{'}}s and ''[[Final Fantasy Legend III]]''{

...st appearance is in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. Basilisk are a stronger variant of [[Lizard]]s, but usually have the [[Gaze]] ability, allowing them to [[petr Basilisks share a name with a {{wp|basilisk|real-world reptile}} of the same name. Their ability to petrify others is derived from mythology, i

...tic Quest'', ''Final Fantasy Legend III''|''Final Fantasy: The Four Heroes of Light''|''Bravely Default'' series|''Final Fantasy Dimensions''|''Pictlogic ...d spelled '''White Magick''' in the games set in [[Ivalice]], are a branch of skills and a recurring magic type in the ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Fina

This is a list of profiles and statistics for [[goblin]]s. ...prisingly strong for its small size.'' (''[[Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions]]'')

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...asy]]''. They are usually basic [[enemy|enemies]] encountered at the start of the game. They have low [[health point|HP]] and are usually defeated in a s ...akest enemy in the game and likely the first encountered by the [[Warriors of Light]]. Goblins have a slightly stronger variant, [[Goblin Guard]]s, which

| The first game of the ''Final Fantasy'' series and the only NES game in North America. | A compilation of ''Final Fantasy'' and its sequel, ''Final Fantasy II''.

{{about|the species|the titular protagonist of the ''Chocobo'' series|Chocobo (character)|other uses|Chocobo (disambiguati ...le of being ridden by humans, usually for transportation. Chocobos are one of the ''Final Fantasy'' mascots, and even have their own spinoff series, the

...ily in at least one of the issues. The newsletter itself features the name of [[Ogopogo]], a ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' boss, in its title. ...tent design to any of the issues of ''Ogopogo Examiner'', except that most of the issues were tri-fold pamphlets. It did, however, have consistent genera

...2. An original video animation produced in 1994, ''[[Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals]]'', serves as a sequel to the events in ''Final Fantasy V''. ..., and it was the first version that was released outside of Japan (as part of ''[[Final Fantasy Anthology]]''). In 2006, ''Final Fantasy V'' was ported t

...g|Japan}} January 21, 2015<br>'''[[#Versions and re-releases|Complete list of releases]]''' ...ies itself|Final Fantasy (series)|the music piece that plays in most games of the series|Final Fantasy (song)}}