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The "Chronicles" is a feature in Final Fantasy Tactics.
They are supposedly the story of the game as told by Arazlam Durai, who wants the player to determine for themselves whose account of "The War of the Lions" was correct:

• His Ancestor's, Orran Durai, whose story is told in the game, from the POV of Ramza Beoulve.
  
• The story that was referred to in history, which writes Ramza Beoulve off as an insignificant Heretic, and claims Delita Heiral was the true hero.

The "Chronicles" are accessible from the main menu, and are frequently updated as the story progresses with information on Events and Characters, they have several sections:

• 📜 Events
  A record of the Events that have occurred, along with recreations of the actual Scenes.
  
• 📜 Personae
  Profiles of the figures Ramza have met on his travels, detailing what his Party knew of them.
  
• 📜 Feats
  A record of the Errands Ramza's Party Members have undertaken.
  
• 📜 Wonders
  A list of the Ancient Wonders discovered by Ramza's Party.
  
• 📜 Artefacts
  A list of the Artefacts discovered on Ramza's Journeys.

Originally posted by Arazlam Durai:

A modern-day Scholar of medieval Ivalician History.
Arazlam is also well known as an Archaeologist and Theologian, and many recall the controversy sparked by his interpretation of the Durai papers.

Arazlam is the descendant of Orran Durai, the writer of the Durai Papers, which were never published since Orran was executed for heresy. Arazlam claims to have rediscovered the report, curiously not destroyed by the Church of Glabados, and convinces the player that the so-called hero Delita Heiral was not what he seemed to be, and that the relatively unknown Ramza Beoulve was the real hero.

He has penned such classic works as:

• 📕 The Durai Papers: 400 Years of Truth
  
• 📕 The Enigmatic War of the Lions
  
• 📕 The True Saint Ajora

The "Durai Papers" is a Chronicle of The True History of Ivalice.
During "The War of the Lions" period.

It was written by Orran Durai to tell the story of Ramza Beoulve and his battles with the Lucavi demons. Orran Durai originally intended to present the papers before the Clemensian Council during their voting for a High Confessor to replace the late Marcel Funebris. The corrupt Church of Glabados, realizing that the book would expose them, labeled Orran as a heretic and had him executed. As a result, the Durai Papers, though completed, was never published.
It was rediscovered centuries later by Orran's descendant - Arazlam, and was made Public.

Originally posted by Arazlam Durai:

A record of the Events that have occurred, along with recreations of the actual Scenes.

"Events" can be read in the Chronicles section in the game's menu in Final Fantasy Tactics.

The three final entries in the Events can neither be viewed nor accessed normally and can only be access via a Gameshark, because they happen after passing the point of no return.

• ⌛ The Necrohol Gate
  
• ⌛ Good-byes
  
• ⌛ The Fruits of Endeavor

• (1.01) The Knight's Apprentice
• (1.02) Father's Passing
• (1.03) Argath's Rescue
• (1.04) Reunion with Dycedarg
• (1.05) At Eagrose Castle
• (1.06) In Pursuit of Gustav
• (1.07) Marquis Elmdore's Rescue
• (1.08) Liege Lord of Gallionne
• (1.09) Swordmaiden of the Corpse Brigade
• (1.10) Corpse Brigade Assault
• (1.11) Delita's Fury
• (1.12) Blades of Grass
• (1.13) Grief and Hatred
• (1.14) Partings

• (2.01) To Orbonne
• (2.02) Ovelia's Prayer
• (2.03) Ovelia's Kidnapping
• (2.04) In Pursuit of the Princess
• (2.05) Reunion with Delita
• (2.06) The Machinist
• (2.07) Ovelia's Misgivings
• (2.08) Dycedarg's Scheming
• (2.09) The Cardinal and the Stone
• (2.10) Seekers of the Stone
• (2.11) Besrudio's Rescue
• (2.12) Delita's Warning
• (2.13) The Cardinal's Wrath
• (2.14) The Manipulative and the Subservient
• (2.15) Vow for Vengeance
• (2.16) The War of the Lions

• (3.01) The Thunder God
• (3.02) Orran
• (3.03) Reunion with Zalbaag
• (3.04) The Heretic's Brand
• (3.05) Elder's Confession
• (3.06) Belias, the Gigas
• (3.07) Ovelia and Delita
• (3.08) The Thunder God's Son
• (3.09) Rapha
• (3.10) The Grand Duke's Ambitions
• (3.11) Alma's Escape
• (3.12) Tragedy's Mark
• (3.13) A Different Power
• (3.14) A Pure Heart

• (4.01) In the Shadows
• (4.02) Keeper of the Stone
• (4.03) A Common Chord
• (4.04) Delita's Will
• (4.05) Gears in Motion
• (4.06) Thunder God in Chains
• (4.07) Duke Larg's Assassination
• (4.08) Freeing the Count
• (4.09) The Black Lion Slain
• (4.10) Dycedarg's Ambition
• (4.11) Earthly Vessels
• (4.12) The Enigmatic Lucavi
• (4.13) Delita's Betrayal
• (4.14) Mossfungus
• (4.15) The High Confessor's Demise
• (4.16) Requiem
• (4.17) Reunion with Ovelia
• (4.18) Stampede
• (4.19) The Hunter
• (4.20) The Godless Thief
• (4.21) The Sky Pirate
• (4.22) The Metallic Sphere
• (4.23) The Automaton
• (4.24) The Orrery
• (4.25) Cloud
• (4.26) The Curse
• (4.27) A Voice From the Past
• (4.28) Reis's Rescue
• (4.29) Gift of the Magi
• (4.30) The Necrohol Gate
• (4.31) Good-byes
• (4.32) The Fruits of Endeavor

• (1.01) The Knight's Apprentice
  Several other knights apprentice and I, all of us soon to graduate into the ranks of knighthood, were called to gather at the Akademy Hall. An unsavory band of outlaws known as the Corpse Brigade continues to plunder and loot throughout Gallionne, and plans are afoot for the Order to rid the land of these ne'er-do-wells.
  We knights apprentice are charged with providing rear-guard support.
  
• (1.02) Father's Passing
  That night, I dreamt of things long past. My lord father, Barbaneth Beoulve, former commander of the Order of the Northern Sky and renowned hero of the Fifty Years' War, had been bedridden for some two years. As he lay upon his deathbed, he was but a pale shadow of the man who had once led countless legions into battle.
  I stood at his bedside with my lord brothers and young sister, awaiting the end.
  
• (1.03) Argath's Rescue
  We rescued a swordsman under attack by the Corpse Brigade on Mandalia Plain. His name was Argath, a knight apprentice in the household of Marquis Elmdore de Limberry. It seemed their carriage was waylaid en route to Eagrose. The marquis was abducted in the attack, and all among his guard were killed, save Argath.
  Argath pleaded for the Northern Order's aid in rescuing the marquis.
  
• (1.04) Reunion with Dycedarg
  We had found our way to Eagrose, the high seat of Gallionne, and immediately made for the castle, where my lord brother Dycedarg awaited our arrival. In his haste to avenge the deaths of his fellows, Argath pleaded fervently to be granted a troop of soldiers, for which my lord brother roundly rebuked him.
  
• (1.05) At Eagrose Castle
  Following our audience with my lord brother Dycedarg, we chanced upon Zalbaag and Alma in the gardens. Before leaving to attend to his duties, Zalbaag confided that a spy in his employ had recently disappeared in the vicinity of the merchant city of Dorter.
  
• (1.06) In Pursuit of Gustav
  We combed the slums of Dorter and turned up the Corpse Brigade, with their leader Wiegraf among their ranks. After setting them to rout, we interrogated one of our prisoners on the marquis's whereabouts. The brigand confessed to the abduction, but said it was the work of the Corpse Brigade's second-in-command, Gustav Margriff, who desired a ransom.
  
• (1.07) Marquis Elmdore's Rescue
  After a successful raid of the so-called Sand Rat's Sietch, we entered the ramshackle building in which Marquis Elmdore was confined. An unexpected sight greeted us there: it was Wiegraf, berating Gustav for abducting the marquis. Words soon turned to swords, and Gustav was slain. Wiegraf left the marquis and fled into the darkness.
  
• (1.08) Liege Lord of Gallionne
  No warm words of commendation for our rescue of the marquis awaited us upon our return to Eagrose Castle. Instead, my lord brother Dycedarg fumed over our violation of orders, asking if I intended to live up to our family name or befoul it. At that moment, Duke Larg, liege lord of Gallionne and trueborn brother to the queen, made his entrance.
  
• (1.09) Swordmaiden of the Corpse Brigade
  The plan to rid the realm of the Corpse Brigade was in its final stages. We raided one of their dens at the southernmost tip of Gallionne, and it was there we met Milleuda. A member of the Corpse Brigade and younger sister to its leader, Wiegraf Folles, Milleuda seems to hold a deep resentment for the aristocracy and the Crown.
  
• (1.10) Corpse Brigade Assault
  Our manse at Eagrose was plundered by the Corpse Brigade. The campaign to rid Gallionne of the criminals had left too few soldiers on guard. The attackers' goal was the assassination of Dycedarg, retainer to Duke Larg. But although they succeeded in storming the manse, their murderous plot was foiled by Zalbaag.
  As they fled, they took Delita's young sister Tietra as a hostage.
  
• (1.11) Delita's Fury
  Dycedarg, injured during the Corpse Brigade's assault, informed me that the Brigade was already in shambles, and that Zalbaag was preparing for a full-scale attack to finish them off. He promised me that this attack would not be carried out until Tietra was brought back to safety. Argath bluntly asserted that delaying the attack to save the life of a "common maid" would be foolish, enraging Delita.
  
• (1.12) Blades of Grass
  On our way to Ziekden, Delita and I came upon a small meadow, painted a golden hue by the setting sun. As we gazed in awe at the natural beauty all around us, Delita began to question his lot in life. Unable to provide him with the answers he sought, I stood silent and powerless. Delita then pressed a blade of grass to his lips and began to whistle—a trick my lord father once taught us as children.
  
• (1.13) Grief and Hatred
  Gragoroth and Wiegraf had yet eluded the Order's pursuit, finding refuge in one of the mills that dot the Fovoham windflats. Wiegraf vehemently condemned Gragoroth for kidnapping Tietra. When a scout arrived with word of Milleuda's death, Wiegraf, consumed with grief and hatred, vowed to quench his blade with the blood of Milleuda's killers.
  
• (1.14) Partings
  Snow dusted Ziekden Fortress as stragglers from the Corpse Brigade took refuge within, but the Northern Sky held firm its position around the perimeter. Argath slew Gragoroth after first shooting Tietra, whom Gragoroth was using as a human shield. Delita, enraged by the death of his sister, saw Argath repaid in kind.
  The gunpowder planted by Gragoroth was then set alight, reducing the fortress to rubble.

• (2.01) To Orbonne
  Delita Heiral, believed to have perished the previous year at Ziekden Fortress, suddenly appeared clad in the armor of one of Duke Goltanna's men.
  To what prupose does he hurry along the road toward Orbonne Monastery?
  
• (2.02) Ovelia's Prayer
  A year had passed since the tragedy at Ziekden. The Dukes Larg and Goltanna had been locked in a fierce political struggle for control of Ivalice since the king's death. Tensions were high, and war seemed all but inevitable. Secret plans were under way to bring Princess Ovelia from Orbonne Monastery to Gallionne to preven the outbreak of war.
  
• (2.03) Ovelia's Kidnapping
  With the aid of Gaffgarion and the others, we were able to hold off Goltanna's troops. But to our dismay, Princess Ovelia was abducted while we were engaged in battle. I caught sight of one of Duke Goltanna's knights as he made off with the princess, and strained to maintain my composure as I laid my eyes on his familiar face. Why would Delita be serving Goltanna?
  
• (2.04) In Pursuit of the Princess
  Lady Agrias set out in heavy rain in search of Princess Ovelia, who had been kidnapped by men bearing the standard of Duke Goltanna. I decided to join her in the search, as my dear friend Delita, whom I believed to have died at Ziekden, had been among the Black Lion's men.
  
• (2.05) Reunion with Delita
  After abducting Princess Ovelia, Delita found himself under attack by the Northern Sky at Zeirchele Falls. It there came to light that Duke Larg had ordered the kidnapping, his goals twofold: to force Duke Goltanna from power by destroying his name, and to kill Ovelia, eliminating the threat of her claim to the throne. Upon discovering that Gaffgarion knew of all this, I broke with him in support of the princess.
  
• (2.06) The Machinist
  In Zaland, we met a young man named Mustadio, who was being pursued by thugs in the employ of the Baert Trading Company. Mustadio was a machinist from Goug, determined to revive lost technologies such as the pistol. He was worried about his captured father, and refused to tell us why he was being chased. As he was seeking Cardinal Delacroix for sanctuary, Mustadio asked to accompany us to Lionel Castle.
  
• (2.07) Ovelia's Misgivings
  We stopped for a brief respite on our journey to Lionel Castle. The princess spoke candidly of her childhood with Agrias. She also spoke of her distrust for those in power—those who sought to use her for political gain. If only I had words to console the princess in her time of need. In hopes of lightening her spirit, I showed her the way to whistle using a blade of grass.
  
• (2.08) Dycedarg's Scheming
  Dycedarg's initial plan to kidnap Ovelia foiled, he once again ordered Gaffgarion into action. But this time, he authorized the death of any who dared to interfere—even I, his own brother, was to be no exception. The incident at Orbonne Monastery had alerted Dycedarg to the existence of another player in this game of thrones—one dead set on foiling his plans.
  
• (2.09) The Cardinal and the Stone
  Cardinal Delacroix greeted us warmly at the keep of Lionel Castle, and pledged to send word of Duke Larg's plot to the High Confessor at once. The cardinal also showed us one of the Zodiac Stones spoken of in ancient Ivalician legend. It came to light that Mustadio's troubles were also connected to the Stones, and so we set out for Goug while the princess and Lady Agrias remained at the castle.
  
• (2.10) Seekers of the Stone
  The crystal that had been unearthed deep beneath the city of Goug was in fact one of the legendary Zodiac Stones. Fearing the Stone would fall into the wrong hands, Mustadio's father Besrudio entrusted it to his son and beseeched him to hide it someplace safe. But just as Mustadio took the Stone, thugs in the employ of the Baert Trading Company arrived to give chase.
  
• (2.11) Besrudio's Rescue
  Cardinal Delacroix had been behind it all, using the Baert Trading Company as a front to obtain the Zodiac Stone found in Goug for himself. Mustadio's quick thinking prevented the enemy from obtaining the real Stone, and saved his father's life in the process.
  But the princess and Lady Agrias were still in the cardinal's clutches.
  I made for Lionel Castle straight away, Stone in hand, to rescue them.
  
• (2.12) Delita's Warning
  Once again I crossed paths with Delita—this time in the port city of Warjilis. He advised me not to concern myself any further with the princess or the Zodiac Stones, suggesting that some great and powerful will was fanning the flames of this conflict. The words he spoke weighed upon my mind: "Noble endeavors do not always reach the end that we desire."
  
• (2.13) The Cardinal's Wrath
  Dycedarg and the cardinal, it seems, had made a secret pact in order to obtain both the Stone and the princess. Gaffgarion was dispatched to the cardinal by Dycedarg, and suggested that Princess Ovelia be used as bait to obtain the Stone, and to lure all those who knew of the kidnapping to their deaths. As for Ludovich Baert, the cardinal personally saw that he received stiff punishment for failing in his duties.
  
• (2.14) The Manipulative and the Subservient
  Delita visited the room in Lionel Castle to which Ovelia was confined. After she accused him of collaborating with Cardinal Delacroix, the cardinal himself entered the room with a man who appeared to be a knight. After Ovelia refused to cooperate with them, the mysterious man informed her of the shocking truth behind her heritage.
  
• (2.15) Vow for Vengeance
  Wiegraf stood at the grave of his beloved sister Milleuda and swore to avenge her death. From behind him, a knight named Ser Loffrey appeared and asked for his help.
  Torn between reality and ideals, Wiegraf struggled to make a decision.
  
• (2.16) The War of the Lions
  Delita brought Ovelia to a castle in Zeltennia where Duke Goltanna awaited them. After framing one of the duke's retainers as the mastermind behind Ovelia's kidnapping, Delita suggested that Duke Goltanna himself lead the Order of the Southern Sky to march on Lesalia. Duke Larg then mobilized the Order of the Northern Sky in response, dividing Ivalice into two factions. The War of the Lions had begun.

• (3.01) The Thunder God
  Three months had passed since the beginning of the War of the Lions. The conflict grew fiercer by the day, and the forces of Dukes Larg and Goltanna grew increasingly weary of the endless battle. Pleading for the overtaxed and starving populace, Count Orlandeau, lord commander of the Order of the Southern Sky, proposed peace talks to Duke Goltanna. However, his suggestion did not fall upon sympathetic ears.
  
• (3.02) Orran
  While en route to Lesalia, we rescued a young astrologer from an assault by brigands in the mining town of Gollund. His name was Orran Durai, and he reacted strangely upon hearing the name Beoulve. He respectfully declined the offer to join us on our journey, hinting that we would be like to cross paths again.
  
• (3.03) Reunion with Zalbaag
  We met my brother Zalbaag in Lesalia. I informed him that there was a presence working in secret to stoke the war's flames. But Zalbaag paid no heed to my words and saw fit to admonish me instead, appalled that I would accuse our brother Dycedarg of kidnapping the princess. We then received word that Count Orlandeau, lord commander of the Order of the Southern Sky, had broken through at Dugeura Pass.
  
• (3.04) The Heretic's Brand
  I was branded a heretic by Confessor Zalmour, but managed to stave him off at the postern of Lesalia Castle. This did little to assuage my suspicions about the Church of Glabados.
  Alma informed me that one of the Stones, Virgo, was kept within Orbonne Monastery.
  As a heretic, entering the monastery alone would be an impossibility.
  I had no other choice but to have Alma accompany me.
  
• (3.05) Elder's Confession
  By the time we arrived, men had already forced their way into the monastery in search of its Stone. We found Elder Simon in dire condition, collapsed in the vaults. He revealed that High Confessor Marcel plotted to use the chaos of this war to gather the Stones and revive the legend of the Zodiac Braves. I asked Alma to stay with the elder, entrusting her with the Stones I carried, and went in search of the attackers.
  
• (3.06) Belias, the Gigas
  The Knights Templar made off with the Virgo Stone, and Alma as well. Wiegraf, who had joined the templarate in a bid for power, lay near death outside. In desperation he bound himself in an infernal contract with the Aries Stone, allowing the transmigration of a Lucavi, Belias, into his body, then vanished from sight. Elder Simon placed the Scriptures of Germonique in my hands, then passed into the Father's keeping.
  
• (3.07) Ovelia and Delita
  By the will of Duke Goltanna, Ovelia was enthroned as queen at Zeltennia Castle.
  But discovering the truth of her origins had wounded her deeply. Delita came to console the new queen, offering to build her a new kingdom, and promising her a life where she would have no more need of tears. These comforting words in her time of despair helped Ovelia to start building a bond of trust with Delita.
  
• (3.08) The Thunder God's Son
  Orran and I crossed paths once again in the rain-sodden Grogh Heights. I discovered that he was the adopted son of Count Orlandeau, lord commander of the Order of the Southern Sky. Orran, too, was aware of the High Confessor's search for the Stones, and his scheme to foment discontent on both sides of the conflict.
  
• (3.09) Rapha
  After rescuing a young girl named Rapha in Yardrow, I was told of Grand Duke Barrington, liege lord of Fovoham, and his sinister plot to use the chaos of war to obtain the throne of Ivalice for himself. The girl's brother Marach, however, remained loyal to the grand duke, and threatened to take Alma's life unless we both went to Riovanes.
  
• (3.10) The Grand Duke's Ambitions
  Grand Duke Barrington had invited knights of the templarate to Riovanes in hopes of striking a deal with them. The grand duke had seized the Taurus and Scorpio Stones from Ser Isilud, and was attempting to use them—along with his knowledge of the location of the Scriptures of Germonique—to acquire the full backing of the Church.
  Lord Folmarv refused to comply, angered by the grand duke's presumption.
  
• (3.11) Alma's Escape
  Alma sat alone in the dungeon of Riovanes Castle, no doubt wondering when I would come to rescue her. The dungeon's eerie quiet was shattered suddenly by a shriek of pain.
  Alma staggered backwards as a Riovanesian knight fell before her and, after a few fearful words, breathed his last. Alma prayed for his soul's repose and then padded cautiously through the open door.
  
• (3.12) Tragedy's Mark
  In shock from the horror of the events that had unfolded, Alma discovered Knight Templar Isilud in the grand duke's parlor. He entrusted her with the Pisces Stone before falling into an eternal sleep. Lord Folmarv then appeared, but as he approached Alma, the Virgo Stone began to shine brightly. Intrigued, he took the struggling Alma away with him.
  
• (3.13) A Different Power
  Marach had taken Grand Duke Barrington's bullet to save his sister's life.
  As a tearful Rapha cradled his body, the Scorpio Stone upon her chest began to glow.
  At this, I recalled the horrible episode of transmigration with Wiegraf, and a dreadful feeling consumed my thoughts—that a Lucavi might appear at any moment.
  But no demon was summoned by the Stone. Instead, Marach's soul was restored to him.
  
• (3.14) A Pure Heart
  I searched desperately for Alma, but she was nowhere to be found at Riovanes.
  All that remained in the castle's ravaged parlor was the Pisces Stone.
  Marach remarked that the Stone's power depended on the nature of its user, but as I clasped the Stone tightly in my hands, all I could think of was Alma.
  The war had begun to take a new direction, and chaos flared throughout Ivalice.

• (4.01) In the Shadows
  While grasping for clues as to Alma's whereabouts, Marach mentioned the name of Lord Folmarv, lord commander of the Knights Templar. It seemed that even High Confessor Marcel and his vile ambitions were being used by him. In order to uncover the truth about Lord Folmarv and his aims, I thought it wise to visit my former friend and confidant Delita in Zeltennia.
  
• (4.02) Keeper of the Stone
  Orran welcomed Count Orlandeau back to Zeltennia Castle, whereupon the young astrologer reported to him the peculiar string of events happening throughout Ivalice, all revolving around the Stones. He then spoke candidly of the Church and the Knights Templar, and their suspicious tendencies of late. Orlandeau pulled the Libra Stone from from his pocket and gazed into it, overcome by foreboding at the battle that must soon come.
  
• (4.03) A Common Chord
  As Delita mourned the loss of his sister Tietra, he heard Ovelia whistling with a blade of grass. They smiled at one another, discovering a most unlikely commonality between them. Delita spoke of his beloved sister's death, and swore to protect Ovelia from a similar fate.
  
• (4.04) Delita's Will
  I met Delita at a church in Zeltennia. He informed me of the High Confessor's plan to assassinate both Duke Larg and Duke Goltanna in a bid to give the Church absolute power over the realm. I inquired of Delita's true intentions.
  It was then that he denied his loyalty to the Church, and expressed his feelings for Ovelia.
  
• (4.05) Gears in Motion
  A woman approached Delita and I after we had defeated Confessor Zalmour. Her name was Valmafra, a young mage dispatched by the Church along with Delita. She informed us that the Order of the Northern Sky had begun its advance on Fort Besselat. I immediately started out for Besselat to meet with Count Orlandeau, for this was my only hope of preventing a major clash of the Orders.
  
• (4.06) Thunder God in Chains
  Upon his arrival at Fort Besselat, Count Orlandeau was accused of plotting rebellion against Duke Goltanna. Although the count maintained his innocence, the duke, fully unaware of the High Confessor's scheme, ordered him imprisoned. Soon after this surprising turn of events, Delita was dubbed a Knight Devout by Duke Goltanna and made lord commander of the Order of the Southern Sky.
  
• (4.07) Duke Larg's Assassination
  The foul poison dispersed by Ser Barich of the Knights Templar brought the Order of the Northern Sky to its knees. Even Lord Dycedarg and Duke Larg succumbed to its vile effects. Zalbaag rushed to their rescue, only to witness Dycedarg stab their duke in cold blood. Zalbaag stood in a state of shock and disbelief as Dycedarg spoke of his ambition that Ivalice be brought under total reign of House Beoulve.
  
• (4.08) Freeing the Count
  Opening the floodgates at Fort Besselat prevented a disastrous clash of the Orders. Count Orlandeau, disillusioned by his liege lord's warmongering, decided to accompany us in hopes of putting an end to the High Confessor's ambitions.
  The count's adopted son Orran returned to Zeltennia to ensure that Ovelia would remain safe.
  
• (4.09) The Black Lion Slain
  Duke Goltanna stood in frustration as the war was brought to an unexpected halt, and commanded Delita to recommence a full-scale attack. It was then that Delita abandoned his feigned loyalty to the duke and killed him. Delita then prepared a body double of Count Orlandeau to make it appear as though the duke had been assassinated by the Thunder God.
  
• (4.10) Dycedarg's Ambition
  Ser Loffrey of the Knights Templar paid a visit to the Beoulve manse in hopes of arbitrating a peace to the conflict. But acceptance of such aid would mean kneeling before the Church, and Lord Dycedarg promptly rejected it. His veiled threats against the Church prompted Ser Loffrey to express suspicions regarding the death of our father, Lord Barbaneth.
  Before leaving, the knight gave the Capricorn Stone to Dycedarg.
  
• (4.11) Earthly Vessels
  Lord Folmarv was in audience with Marquis Elmdore at Limberry Castle. They spoke of their ultimate goal of resurrecting the "Angel of Blood." Alma's flesh would be required as a vessel. At word of my arrival, the marquis made his way down to confront me.
  
• (4.12) The Enigmatic Lucavi
  Marquis Elmdore had been possessed by a Lucavi, but we managed to slay him in battle. It was then that Lady Meliadoul learned the truth about the death of Ser Isilud, her young brother, and at last we made our peace. She entrusted the Sagittarius Stone to me, and informed me of the Capricorn Stone being in my lord brother Dycedarg's possession.
  
• (4.13) Delita's Betrayal
  Wrongly imprisoned as a conspirator in the assassination of Duke Goltanna, Orran escaped and went to see Ovelia in hopes of clearing Count Orlandeau's name. There he found Delita, and harshly condemned him for betraying the the duke. Delita attempted to justify his actions, saying that deception and betrayal were essential to his goal of ruling the people as the hero they desired. Ovelia was shocked by his words.
  
• (4.14) Mossfungus
  Zalbaag, having overheard the conversation between Dycedarg and Ser Loffrey, was prompted to investigate our lord father's grave. Mossfungus caps had grown at the gravesite, just as Ser Loffrey had said—proof that Barbaneth Beoulve, our beloved lord father, had been poisoned. Zalbaag stood in disbelief before Father's place of rest.
  Our lord father had died at the hands of his own son.
  
• (4.15) The High Confessor's Demise
  Having lost numerous comrades and most of the Stones, Lord Folmarv attacked High Confessor Marcel. Lord Folmarv learned the location of the entrance to the Necrohol of Mullonde after threatening the High Confessor with death. The gate was said to lie within the vaults of Orbonne Monastery. The High Confessor pleaded for his life, but was slain by the knights, who then headed for the monastery.
  
• (4.16) Requiem
  I rushed to Mullonde Cathedral in hopes of finally being reunited with Alma, only to find High Confessor Marcel on the verge of death. The High Confessor was beyond help at this point, but before his demise, he was able to tell me where the Knights Templar had gone. I knew then that Orbonne Monastery was my only hope of finding Lord Folmarv, and ultimately my beloved sister Alma.

• (4.17) Reunion with Ovelia
  As she prepared for battle, Lady Agrias was briefly reunied with Princess Ovelia.
  Promising to return, Lady Agrias departed as Ovelia looked on with worry, unable to express her growing distrust of Delita.
  
• (4.18) Stampede
  We chanced upon a young man being attacked by a group of monsters in the Zeklaus Desert. Just as they surrounded him, we came to his rescue.
  
• (4.19) The Hunter
  The young man we saved was a game hunter by the name of Luso.
  He decided to accompany us until he could be reunited with his fellow hunters.
  
• (4.20) The Godless Thief
  I headed to Dorter, sensing a connection between the Zodiac Stones and the recent rash of robberies targeting members of the clergy there, only to fall into a trap set by bounty hunters pursuing the thief. It was then I met the sky pirate named Balthier.
  
• (4.21) The Sky Pirate
  With Balthier's help, we were able to subdue the bounty hunters. Suspecting the Cache of Glabados that Balthier sought was in fact the auracite, I informed him of the Stones' terrible power. His interest piqued, Balthier decided to join us on our journey.
  
• (4.22) The Metallic Sphere
  Besrudio Bunansa, machinist and father to young Mustadio, uncovered a peculiar metal sphere from within Tunnel 57, far beneath the city of Goug. None of us had even a slight familiarity with its structure or use, but for some reason it reacted to the Stone in my possession. The symbol of Aquarius was engraved upon its surface.
  
• (4.23) The Automaton
  We placed the Aquarius Stone into that peculiar metal sphere uncovered from beneath Goug. At this, the sphere reacted violently and began to change form. Standing before us was a marvel of ancient technology—an iron automaton in the form of a man.
  It seemed to recognize me as a master of sorts, so I gave it an order.
  
• (4.24) The Orrery
  Besrudio recovered another marvel of the ancients beneath Goug, this time from Tunnel 83. It looked to be an orrery, and reacted to the Stone in my possession. The symbol of Cancer was inscribed at its base, just as the symbol of Aquarius had been inscribed upon that metallic sphere. Like as not, a new Stone is needed to activate this machine.
  
• (4.25) Cloud
  The Cancer Stone triggered Besrudio's machine into full activation. It seemed to be some type of teleportation device—a gate leading to worlds of an outer dimension. As we looked upon the globe in awe, a thunderous noise rang out, and a young man was summoned before us. This being from another world identified himself as "Cloud," and then departed, saying, "I have to get there..."
  
• (4.26) The Curse
  Reis was loved dearly by Beowulf, but due to the jealously of a certain celebrant who pined for her love, their relationship was brought to ruin. Realizing that Reis felt no love for him, the celebrant flew into a fit of rage and cast a curse upon Beowulf. But in a selfless act of love, Reis took the curse in his stead. This curse had doomed Reis to life as a dragon, but was lifted by power of the Cancer Stone.
  
• (4.27) A Voice From the Past
  Beowulf and Reis were homeward bound when a mysterious knight appeared, spiriting Reis away to Lionel Castle. Awaiting her there was Celebrant Bremondt, the man who had exiled Beowulf out of jealousy over Reis.
  The knight seemed to have some connection to Beowulf as well.
  
• (4.28) Reis's Rescue
  Reis was imprisoned in Lionel Castle after being abducted by Celebrant Bremondt. Sensing a change within the castle, she began to fear for her safety. Her worries were soon forgotten, however, as her beloved Beowulf, victorious in defeating the celebrant, appeared before her. Reunited at long last, the two lovers rejoiced.
  
• (4.29) Gift of the Magi
  It was Lady Agrias's birthday, although she had forgotten the significance of the day. Young Mustadio had prepared a special present in anticipation, however. He had been eagerly awaiting the day for more than a month.
  
• (4.30) The Necrohol Gate
  On the verge of death, Ser Loffrey cast an ancient spell found within the Scriptures of Germonique, calling upon Zomal, the Reeve of Time. With it, we were all transported through a fold in time and space, from the vaults of Orbonne Monastery to the Necrohol of Mullonde. Ser Loffrey conjured his last bit of strength to destroy our only route of escape, then breathed his last.
  
• (4.31) Good-byes
  Many had fallen, but at last the war was over. A funeral service was held for Alma Beoulve at Eagrose Cemetery. Alma and her brother {Ramza} were said to have disappeared in the library vaults beneath Orbonne Monastery near the end of the war. Their bodies were never recovered. After the mourners had paid their respects and left, the young mage Valmafra stood over Alma's gravestone with Orran.
  
• (4.32) The Fruits of Endeavor
  Several months had passed since the War of the Lions had ended. Delita had taken Queen Ovelia as his bride, and at last presided over all of Ivalice as king. A long-awaited peace had finally returned to the war-torn land. On Ovelia's birthday, Delita arrived at her side with a bouquet of flowers. But he would give her something else as well.

Originally posted by Arazlam Durai:

Profiles of the figures Ramza have met on his travels, detailing what his Party knew of them.

"Personae" is a feature in Final Fantasy Tactics.
They can be read in the Chronicles of the game's events, and detail what is known of the Characters the party encounters. These entries first appear when information about a Character are brought to the attention of the Player in any form, or when a playable Character is meet.

Later are replaced as Events unfold or when a Playable Character is lost for any reason:

• 🙄 Dismissed by Ramza
  
• 😰 Lack of Bravery
  
• 🙏 Excess of Faith
  
• ☠️ Death

• Ramza Beoulve
• Delita Heiral
• Ovelia Atkascha
• Alma Beoulve
• Zalbaag Beoulve
• Dycedarg Beoulve

• Bestrald Larg
• Druksmald Goltanna
• Orinus Atkascha
• Louveria Atkascha

• Ondoria Atkascha III
• Marcel Funebris
• Argath Thadalfus
• Goffard Gaffgarion
• Agrias Oaks

• Cidolfus Orlandeau
• Orran Durai
• Zalmour Lucianada
• Bremondt Freitberg
• Simon Penn-Lachish
• Aliste Rosenheim

• Beowulf Cadmus
• Wiegraf Folles
• Reis

• Valmafra Lenande
• Alphonse Delacroix
• Rapha Galthena
• Marach Galthena
• Messam Elmdore

• Gerrith Barrington
• Mustadio Bunansa
• Besrudio Bunansa
• Ludovich Baert
• Celia
• Lettie
• Ajora Glabados
• Folmarv Tengille
• Loffrey Wodring
• Isilud Tengille
• Cletienne Duroi

• Barich Fendsor
• Meliadoul Tengille
• Cloud Strife
• Tietra Heiral
• Barbaneth Beoulve
• Gustav Margriff

• Milleuda Folles
• Gragoroth Levigne
• Master Darlavon
• Luso
• Balthier
• Elidibus
• Arazlam Durai

A knight apprentice of the Royal Military Akademy at Gariland. House Beoulve has long been a respected military family, and for generations has produced commanders of the Order of the Northern Sky. Born to a different mother than his two elder brothers, Ramza, the great house's youngest son, harbors feelings of inferiority to his trueborn siblings.
A knight apprentice of the Royal Military Akademy at Gariland. House Beoulve has long been a respected military family, and for generations has produced commanders of the Order of the Northern Sky. Though a member of House Beoulve, Ramza feels out of place among his brothers.
A member of a sellsword company led by Gaffgarion. Disillusioned by the tragedy at Ziekden, he left the Order of the Northern Sky to become a mercenary. He has severed ties with House Beoulve and taken his mother's family name. Now none but Gaffgarion know of his noble roots. He continues to fill his days with the clash of weapons in the hope of finding some direction.
The youngest son of House Beoulve, a family of prominent military ancestry. After witnessing the kidnapping of Princess Ovelia, he learned of his elder brother Dycedarg's plan to manipulate the events of the resulting war in a bid for power. Realizing he could not sit idly by, Ramza decided to attempt to stem the outbreak of war in opposition to his brothers.
The youngest son of House Beoulve, a family of prominent military ancestry. After witnessing the kidnapping of Princess Ovelia, he learned of his elder brother Dycedarg's plan to ignite a war. He rescued the princess in an attempt to prevent war, but was foiled by Cardinal Delacroix.
He has now been branded a heretic and is wanted for the cardinal's murder.
The youngest son of House Beoulve, a family of prominent military ancestry. He stands in staunch opposition to his brother Dycedarg and others who brought about this war for personal gain. He also discovered that the Church of Glabados is moving in the shadows in a plot to regain its lost authority, and that the Lucavi are manipulating the Church in turn.
Delita is Ramza's childhood friend and knight apprentice of the Royal Military Akademy at Gariland. Born to a farming family in the demesne of House Beoulve, Delita and his sister were taken in by the late Lord Barbaneth after losing both parents to the Black Death.
Despite his low birth, he was allowed into the Akademy at Lord Barbaneth's request.
Delita is Ramza's childhood friend and knight apprentice of the Royal Military Akademy at Gariland. Born to a farming family in the demesne of House Beoulve, Delita and his sister were taken in by the late Lord Barbaneth after losing both parents to the Black Death.
Meeting Argath and Milleuda has forced Delita to question his own place.
A childhood friend of Ramza. Although thought to have perished in an explosion at Ziekden Fortress, he was later discovered to have survived.
He reappeared as one of the kidnappers who abducted Princess Ovelia from Orbonne Monastery.
Why Delita has chosen to align himself with the Order of the Southern Sky is a mystery.
A childhood friend of Ramza. Delita was one of the kidnappers of Princess Ovelia. Although he was thought to be aligned with the Order of the Southern Sky, this does not seem to be the case. Rather, he appears to be working with figures plotting something known to neither Duke Larg nor Duke Goltanna.
A childhood friend of Ramza. Delita was a lieutenant commander of the Blackram Knights under Baron Grimms. He was promoted to his current position of commander by Duke Goltanna as a reward for successfully returning Princess Ovelia to Zeltennia, making it appear this chain of events came to pass through the machinations of a deliberate will.
A childhood friend of Ramza. Delita was a lieutenant commander of the Blackram Knights under Baron Grimms. He was promoted to commander by Duke Goltanna as a reward for returning Princess Ovelia to Zeltennia. Accusations of treason on the part of Count Orlandeau then led the duke to place Delita in command of the Southern Order as well.
A childhood friend of Ramza. Though it is thought that Count Orlandeau's assassination of Duke Goltanna resulted in Delita's appointment as lord commander of the Order of the Southern Sky, the truth paints quite a different tale. Amidst the bedlam of Fort Besselat's defense, Delita freed the count and slew the duke himself. Even now, Delita continues manipulating others to fulfill his own ambitions.
Ovelia was adopted by the late King Ondoria III after he lost his second son, but is actually trueborn daughter to the former monarch Denamda IV and half-sister to Ondoria III. Soon after entering the Atkascha royal family, a third son, Prince Orinus, was born to the queen, and Ovelia was entrusted to Duke Larg.
The youngest of the four Beoulve children, Alma is Ramza's full sister. She attends the Eagrose Preparatory Akademy, and like her brother, was born of a different mother than the elder Beoulve siblings. Alma's bright and cheerful demeanor charms all those around her. Since birth, Alma has spent almost her entire life within a monastery, and has only recently returned to live in the Beoulve manse. Because of their similar circumstances—and closeness in age—she finds favor with Ramza over her elder siblings.
The youngest of the four Beoulve children, Alma is Ramza's full sister. She attends the Eagrose Preparatory Akademy, and like her brother, was born of a different mother than the elder Beoulve siblings. Alma has spent almost her entire life within a monastery, yet she is possessed of a charmingly bright and cheerful demeanor. Alma has begun to question the motives of her two eldest brothers after losing Tietra and Delita in the tragedy at Ziekden Fortress.
Lord commander of the Order of the Northern Sky and holder of the title Knight Devout, Zalbaag is the second eldest of the Beoulve brothers. His countless victories in the Fifty Years' War led the late king Denamda IV to declare, "The savior of Ivalice is in Gallionne, and his name is Beoulve." Zalbaag is also a devout member of the Church of Glabados.
Lord commander of the Order of the Northern Sky and holder of the title Knight Devout, Zalbaag was the second eldest of the Beoulve brothers. His countless victories in the Fifty Years' War led the late king Denamda IV to declare, "The savior of Ivalice is in Gallionne, and his name is Beoulve." Zalbaag fell battling his brother Dycedarg—the man who killed their father.
Lord commander of the Order of the Northern Sky and holder of the title Knight Devout, Zalbaag was the second eldest of the Beoulve brothers. His countless victories in the Fifty Years' War led the late king Denamda IV to declare, "The savior of Ivalice is in Gallionne, and his name is Beoulve." Reincarnated as a Lucavi thrall, Zalbaag was then defeated in battle.

Dycedarg is the eldest Beoulve brother, and a military tactician in the service of Duke Larg, liege lord of Gallionne. In accordance with the wishes of his late father, Lord Barbaneth, Dycedarg ceded the position of commander of the Order of the Northern Sky to his brother Zalbaag. Instead, he became a strategist for Duke Larg, a friend of Dycedarg's since childhood. Dycedarg is Duke Larg's most trusted retainer. In addition to being a master tactician, it is also said that he is an expert swordsman well versed in the ways of magick.
Dycedarg is the eldest Beoulve brother, and a military tactician in the service of Duke Larg, liege lord of Gallionne. In accordance with the wishes of his late father, Lord Barbaneth, Dycedarg ceded the position of commander of the Order of the Northern Sky to his brother Zalbaag. Instead, he became a strategist for Duke Larg, a friend of Dycedarg's since childhood. Dycedarg is Duke Larg's most trusted retainer. In addition to being a master tactician, it is also said that he is an expert swordsman well versed in the ways of magick.
He was gravely wounded in a recent surprise attack by the Corpse Brigade.
Dycedarg is the eldest Beoulve brother, and a military tactician in the service of Duke Larg, liege lord of Gallionne. In accordance with the wishes of his late father, Lord Barbaneth, Dycedarg ceded the position of commander of the Order of the Northern Sky to his brother Zalbaag. Instead, he became a strategist for Duke Larg, a friend of Dycedarg's since childhood. Dycedarg was Duke Larg's most trusted retainer. In addition to being a master tactician, it is also said that he was an expert swordsman well versed in the ways of magick.
He assassinated Duke Larg at Fort Besselat, but was subsequently slain in a fierce attack by Zalbaag's forces soon after seizing power.
Liege lord of Gallionne and trueborn brother to Queen Louveria, wife of King Ondoria III. House Larg is a branch of the Atkascha royal family, and can trace its roots to King Denamda II—the monarch responsible for the Fifty Years' War. Duke Larg served as a general in that conflict, and today possesses command over the Order of the Northern Sky.
Liege lord of Gallionne and trueborn brother to Queen Louveria, wife of King Ondoria III. House Larg is a branch of the Atkascha royal family, and is able to trace its roots back to King Denamda II—the monarch responsible for the Fifty Years' War.
Duke Larg was assassinated as part of Lord Dycedarg's plot during the siege of Fort Besselat.
The ruler of Zeltennia. Duke Goltanna, like Duke Larg, is descended from the line of King Denamda II, the monarch responsible for the Fifty Years' War. His standard is the Black Lion—one head of the royal family's twin-headed lion crest. He served as a general in the Fifty Years' War and now controls the Order of the Southern Sky—one of the great knightly orders of Ivalice.
The ruler of Zeltennia. Duke Goltanna, like Duke Larg, is descended from the line of King Denamda II, the monarch responsible for the Fifty Years' War. His standard is the Black Lion—one head of the royal family's twin-headed lion crest. He was assassinated during the siege of Fort Besselat in a plot directed by Delita Heiral and the Church of Glabados.
The third son born to King Ondoria III and Queen Louveria. As their first two children died shortly after birth, Prince Orinus is heir to the throne of Ivalice. Few among the citizenry retain faith in their current king, who rarely participates in matters of government, citing ill health.
Most realize that the regent who governs in his place has the true power.
The third son born to King Ondoria III and Queen Louveria. As their first two children died shortly after birth, Prince Orinus is heir to the throne of Ivalice. As he is yet an infant, a regent is to be appointed to govern in his stead. Dukes Larg and Goltanna are even now preparing to clash over this coveted position.
The third son born to Queen Louveria and the late King Ondoria III. Because their first two sons died shortly after birth, Prince Orinus is the rightful heir to the throne of Ivalice. As he is yet an infant, a regent was to be appointed to govern in his stead. However, war broke out before one was named, and Duke Larg forcibly declared Prince Orinus king.
The third son born to Queen Louveria and the late King Ondoria III. Because their first two sons died shortly after birth, Prince Orinus was the rightful heir to the throne of Ivalice. When war broke out, Duke Larg declared the prince to be king, and himself regent. After the duke's assassination, however, Orinus led the life of a fugitive, finally taking refuge in Romanda.
Wife of King Ondoria III of Ivalice and trueborn sister to Duke Larg. Louveria became queen at 20 years of age and gave birth to three sons. Her first two children died shortly after birth, leaving the infant Prince Orinus as the only heir to the throne. The king's ill health has left him distant from affairs of state, making the queen the de facto ruler of Ivalice.
Wife of King Ondoria III of Ivalice and trueborn sister to Duke Larg. Louveria became queen at 20 years of age and gave birth to three sons. The first two children died shortly after birth, leaving the infant Prince Orinus as the only heir to the throne. After the king's death, the queen quickly disposed of any who stood in her way—even members of the royal family.
Wife of King Ondoria III of Ivalice and trueborn sister to Duke Larg. Louveria became queen at 20 years of age and gave birth to three sons. Her first two children died shortly after birth, leaving. Prince Orinus as the only heir. She was banished to Fort Besselat after being accused of kidnapping Princess Ovelia to ensure that her own son would sit the throne.
Ondoria III of Ivalice and trueborn sister to Duke Larg. She became queen at 20 and bore three sons. The first two died shortly after birth, leaving Prince Orinus the sole heir. She was banished to Fort Besselat, accused of kidnapping the princess to ensure her own son would sit the throne. She disappeared amid the battle that erupted there soon after.

18th monarch in the Atkascha line, Ondoria III was crowned king after Denamda IV's death from illness in the final days of the Fifty Years' War. In stark contrast to his predecessor, who had led his own troops into battle, Ondoria III has been sickly all his life. In fact, historians point to Ondoria III's poor leadership as one of the main factors in Ivalice's defeat.
18th monarch in the Atkascha line, Ondoria III was crowned after Denamda IV's death in the final days of the Fifty Years' War. In stark contrast to his predecessor, who had led his own troops into battle, Ondoria III is frail, weak-willed, and ill-suited to his position.
He lies in his sickbed as the court prepares for Prince Orinus to ascend the throne.
18th monarch in the Atkascha line, Ondoria III was crowned after Denamda IV's death in the final days of the Fifty Years' War. In stark contrast to his predecessor, who personally led men into battlem Ondoria III was frail, weak-willed, and generally ill-suited to his position.
He contracted the Black Death and died after seven days and nights of fevered suffering.
High Confessor Marcel is the leader of the Church of Glabados in Mullonde. Although the Church has lost some of its former power, for the most part it answers to no authority but its own. It is no overstatement to say that the High Confessor wields power rivaling that of the king.
He is guarded by an order of elite warriors known as the Knights Templar.
High Confessor Marcel is the leader of the Church of Glabados in Mullonde and the mastermind behind the War of the Lions. By orchestrating this conflict, the High Confessor hopes to regain the Church's lost influence. His ultimate goal is for the Church to become the supreme power in Ivalice—greater even than the Crown itself. While fanning the flames of war between the dukes Larg and Goltanna, the High Confessor is using his Knights Templar to search for the Zodiac Stones in hopes of winning over the common people.
High Confessor Marcel was the leader of the Church of Glabados in Mullonde and the mastermind behind the War of the Lions. By orchestrating this conflict, the High Confessor hoped to regain the Church's lost influence. His ultimate goal was for the Church to be the supreme power in Ivalice—greater even than the Crown itself. In reality, the High Confessor had been carrying out the will of dark beings known as Lucavi.
He died an unwitting pawn in their ploy to dominate the world of men.
Born at Lefondes in Limberry, Argath is a knight apprentice in the household of Marquis Elmdore. His family was brought to ruin during the Fifty Years' War, and it is Argath's ambition to bring honor back to the Thadalfus name by becoming a knight. This obsession often causes him to act without regard for others, giving him a reputation for selfishness.
Born at Lefondes in Limberry, Argath is a knight apprentice in the household of Marquis Elmdore. His family was brought to ruin during the Fifty Years' War, and it is Argath's ambition to bring honor back to the Thadalfus name by becoming a knight. He envies Ramza who, despite being of higher birth than Argath, does not appreciate his own fortune.
Born at Lefondes in Limberry, Argath was a knight apprentice in the household of Marquis Elmdore. His family was brought to ruin during the Fifty Years' War, and it was Argath's ambition to bring honor back to the Thadalfus name by becoming a knight.
He was killed at Ziekden Fortress during a campaign to eliminate the Corpse Brigade.
Born at Lefondes in Limberry, Argath was a knight apprentice in the household of Marquis Elmdore. His family was brought to ruin during the Fifty Years' War, and it was Argath's ambition to bring honor back to the Thadalfus name by becoming a knight. He was revived by the power of the Lucavi after being slain at Ziekden, but was defeated by Ramza.
A sellsword hired by the Order of the Northern Sky to escort Princess Ovelia to Eagrose. He once served as a division commander in the Order of the Eastern Sky in the Fifty Years' War. But at war's end, Gaffgarion was expelled from the Order as a result of the barbarism of the methods he employed to ensure victory.
A sellsword hired by the Order of the Northern Sky to escort Princess Ovelia to Eagrose. He once served as a division commander in the Order of the Eastern Sky in the Fifty Years' War. But at war's end, Gaffgarion was expelled from the Order as a result of the barbarism of the methods he employed to ensure victory. He died in battle at the gate of Lionel Castle.
A noble and fiercely loyal female knight serving in the Lionsguard, the Crown's personal shields. Tensions between Dukes Larg and Goltanna after the death of Ondoria III led to fears for Princess Ovelia's safety, and the Council dispatched Lady Agrias to Orbonne Monastery as a guard.
She sympathizes with the princess for having to live a sequestered life.
A noble and fiercely loyal female knight serving in the Lionsguard, the Crown's personal shields. Tensions between Dukes Larg and Goltanna after the death of Ondoria III led to fears for Princess Ovelia's safety, and the Council dispatched Lady Agrias to Orbonne Monastery as a guard.
She was dismissed by Ramza.
A noble and fiercely loyal female knight serving in the Lionsguard, the Crown's personal shields. Tensions between Dukes Larg and Goltanna after the death of Ondoria III led to fears for Princess Ovelia's safety, and the Council dispatched Lady Agrias to Orbonne Monastery as a guard.
She deserted in the midst of battle after losing her nerve.
A noble and fiercely loyal female knight serving in the Lionsguard, the Crown's personal shields. Tensions between Dukes Larg and Goltanna after the death of Ondoria III led to fears for Princess Ovelia's safety, and the Council dispatched Lady Agrias to Orbonne Monastery as a guard.
She deserted due to a change in ideals.
A noble and fiercely loyal female knight serving in the Lionsguard, the Crown's personal shields. Tensions between Dukes Larg and Goltanna after the death of Ondoria III led to fears for Princess Ovelia's safety, and the Council dispatched Lady Agrias to Orbonne Monastery as a guard.
Her death in battle was a tragic loss.

Often called the Thunder God, Count Orlandeau is lord commander of the Order of the Southern Sky, and fought alongside Barbaneth and Zalbaag Beoulve in the Fifty Years' War.
He has been fast friends with Duke Goltanna for some twenty years, and it is due to House Orlandeau's support that the duke can wage war. However, Count Orlandeau is critical of the duke's recent behavior.
Often called the Thunder God, Count Orlandeau is lord commander of the Order of the Southern Sky, and fought alongside Barbaneth and Zalbaag Beoulve in the Fifty Years' War.
Accused of plotting against his duke, he was stripped of title and imprisoned at Fort Besselat. However, he escaped thanks to the efforts of his adopted son, Orran Durai, and Ramza.
Often called the Thunder God, Count Orlandeau is lord commander of the Order of the Southern Sky, and fought alongside Barbaneth and Zalbaag Beoulve in the Fifty Years' War.
Accused of plotting against his duke, he was stripped of title and imprisoned at Fort Besselat. However, he escaped thanks to the efforts of his adopted son, Orran Durai, and Ramza.
He was later dismissed.
Often called the Thunder God, Count Orlandeau is lord commander of the Order of the Southern Sky, and fought alongside Barbaneth and Zalbaag Beoulve in the Fifty Years' War. Accused of plotting against his duke, he was stripped of title and imprisoned at Fort Besselat. However, he escaped thanks to the efforts of his adopted son, Orran Durai, and Ramza, but later left them.
Often called the Thunder God, Count Orlandeau is lord commander of the Order of the Southern Sky, and fought alongside Barbaneth and Zalbaag Beoulve in the Fifty Years' War. Accused of plotting against his duke, he was stripped of title and imprisoned at Fort Besselat. However, he escaped thanks to the efforts of his adopted son, Orran Durai, and Ramza, but later died in battle.
A mage in the service of the Order of the Southern Sky, and adopted son of its lord commander, Count Orlandeau. His true father served with the count and was killed in the waning days of the Fifty Years' War. Orran has a gift for gathering information, and his ability to form viable strategies based on it has earned him a place as Count Orlandeau's right hand.
A mage in the service of the Order of the Southern Sky, and adopted son of its lord commander, Count Orlandeau. His true father served with the count and was killed in the waning days of the Fifty Years' War. Orran is currently investigating corruption in the Church at Count Orlandeau's behest.
A mage in the service of the Order of the Southern Sky, and adopted son of its lord commander, Count Orlandeau. His true father served with the count and was killed in the waning days of the Fifty Years' War. After the assassination of Duke Goltanna, Orran's knowledge of what had actually transpired led Delita to imprison him in the Zeltennia Castle dungeon.
An inquisitor for the Church of Glabados. As a priest whose duty is hunting down and exterminating heretics, he ranks in the top echelon of the Church's hierarchy. Confessor Zalmour wields incomparable power both within and without the Church, and no one—not even the knightly orders—can challenge his authority.
A former inquisitor of the Church of Glabados. As a priest whose duty was hunting down and exterminating heretics, he ranked in the top echelon of the Church's hierarchy. Confessor Zalmour wielded incomparable power both within and without the Church, and no one could challenge his authority. He was defeated in battle with Ramza in Zeltennia.
Bremondt was born into a prominent Gariland family, and graduated at the top of his class at the Royal Military Akademy before succeeding Cardinal Delacroix as liege lord of Lionel. He exiled Beowulf out of jealousy over Reis, and had Reis abducted once she returned to human form. Bremondt took the form of a dark dragon when cornered by Beowulf, but was defeated.
Elder of Orbonne Monastery and renowned theologian, Elder Simon is a devout member of the Church of Glabados. Although he once served as a Church inquisitor, a certain incident led to his retirement, whereupon he withdrew to the remote sanctuary of Orbonne Monastery.
He was both a teacher and a loving father figure to Princess Ovelia.
Elder of Orbonne Monastery and renowned theologian, Elder Simon was a devout member of the Church of Glabados. Although he once served as a Church inquisitor, a certain incident led to his retirement, whereupon he withdrew to the remote sanctuary of Orbonne.
He was slain when the Knights Templar raided Orbonne in search of the Virgo Stone.
Former lieutenant commander of the Gryphon Knights of Lionel. Ser Aliste became commander following Beowulf's exile. Upon learning his days were numbered, Ser Aliste made up his mind to die fighting Beowulf, who had long considered the knight his most trusted soldier and a worthy rival. He was slain in battle at Lionel Castle after abducting Reis.

A monster hunter by trade, Beowulf pursues the Holy Dragon of legend.
Former leader of the Gryphon Knights of Lionel. When Celebrant Bremondt fell in love with Beowulf's fiancée Reis, he had Beowulf declared a heretic, stripping him of rank. Beowulf searched long for Reis, who had been changed into a dragon by the celebrant's curse, and found her at last in Gollund.
He was able to return her to human form through the power of a Zodiac Stone.
Former leader of the Gryphon Knights of Lionel. When Celebrant Bremondt fell in love with Beowulf's fiancée Reis, he had Beowulf declared a heretic, stripping him of rank. After Beowulf found Reis and freed her from the celebrant's draconic curse, she was then abducted and held for a time. Beowulf was reunited with her after defeating Celebrant Bremondt.
Former leader of the Gryphon Knights of Lionel. When Celebrant Bremondt fell in love with Beowulf's fiancée Reis, he had Beowulf declared a heretic, stripping him of rank. After searching long for Reis, who had been changed into a dragon by the celebrant's curse, Beowulf found her at last and lifted the curse with a Zodiac Stone's power. He was later dismissed.
Former leader of the Gryphon Knights of Lionel. When Celebrant Bremondt fell in love with Beowulf's fiancée Reis, he had Beowulf declared a heretic, stripping him of rank. After searching long for Reis, who had been changed into a dragon by the celebrant's curse, Beowulf found her at last and lifted the curse with a Zodiac Stone's power. He later deserted.
Former leader of the Gryphon Knights of Lionel. When Celebrant Bremondt fell in love with Beowulf's fiancée Reis, he had Beowulf declared a heretic, stripping him of rank. After searching long for Reis, who had been changed into a dragon by the celebrant's curse, Beowulf found her at last and lifted the curse with a Zodiac Stone's power. He later left due to a change in ideals.
Former leader of the Gryphon Knights of Lionel. When Celebrant Bremondt fell in love with Beowulf's fiancée Reis, he had Beowulf declared a heretic, stripping him of rank. After searching long for Reis, who had been changed into a dragon by the celebrant's curse, Beowulf found her at last and lifted the curse with a Zodiac Stone's power. He later died in battle.
Leader of the Corpse Brigade, a group of brigands terrorizing Gallionne. During the Fifty Years' War, he served as leader of the Dead Men, a company of volunteer soldiers assembled from the peasantry. Although they fought valiantly, they were no longer needed after Ivalice's defeat, and at war's end were summarily discharged without compensation.
Leader of the Corpse Brigade, a group of brigands terrorizing Gallionne. During the Fifty Years' War, he served as leader of the Dead Men, a company of volunteer soldiers assembled from the peasantry. Although they fought valiantly, they were no longer needed after Ivalice's defeat, and at war's end were summarily discharged without compensation. As leader of the Corpse Brigade, Wiegraf used kidnapping and assassination in a campaign to free the common people from the suffering imposed by the ruling classes. However, the Brigade was wiped out in a government counterattack. Wiegraf has not been seen since the battle at Ziekden.
Leader of the Corpse Brigade, a group of brigands terrorizing Gallionne. During the Fifty Years' War, he served as leader of the Dead Men, a company of volunteer soldiers assembled from the peasantry. Although they fought valiantly, they were no longer needed after Ivalice's defeat, and at war's end were summarily discharged without compensation. As leader of the Corpse Brigade, Wiegraf used kidnapping and assassination in a campaign to free the common people from the suffering imposed by the ruling classes. However, the Brigade was wiped out in a government counterattack. Wiegraf is currently working in secret as a member of the Knights Templar.
Leader of the Corpse Brigade, a group of brigands terrorizing Gallionne. During the Fifty Years' War, he served as leader of the Dead Men, a company of volunteer soldiers assembled from the peasantry. Although they fought valiantly, they were no longer needed after Ivalice's defeat, and at war's end were summarily discharged without compensation. As leader of the Corpse Brigade, Wiegraf used kidnapping and assassination in a campaign to free the common people from the suffering imposed by the ruling classes. However, the Brigade was wiped out in a government counterattack. As the Church's interests coincided with his own hatred of the aristocracy, he then joined the templarate, but was slain in battle against Ramza at Riovanes.
This rarity of nature, the Holy Dragon, was encountered in a mineshaft beneath the mining town of Gollund. Beowulf had apparently been in pursuit of this fascinating creature for some time.
Reis was Beowulf's betrothed, but was changed into the Holy Dragon by Celebrant Bremondt's twisted curse. Although robbed of all past memories, a keen instinct drew her to Gollund in search of the Cancer Stone she felt would save her.
Ultimately the curse was lifted, allowing Reis to be reunited with Beowulf.
Reis was Beowulf's betrothed, but was changed into the Holy Dragon by Celebrant Bremondt's twisted curse. She was returned to human form by the power of the Cancer Stone.
Although she was abducted and brought to Lionel Castle by one of Bremondt's men, she was ultimately rescued by Beowulf.
Reis was Beowulf's betrothed, but was changed into the Holy Dragon by Celebrant Bremondt's twisted curse. Although robbed of all past memories, a keen instinct drew her to Gollund in search of the Cancer Stone she felt would save her. Ultimately the curse was lifted, and she returned to human form. She was later dismissed by Ramza.
Reis was Beowulf's betrothed, but was changed into the Holy Dragon by Celebrant Bremondt's twisted curse. Although robbed of all past memories, a keen instinct drew her to Gollund in search of the Cancer Stone she felt would save her. Ultimately the curse was lifted, and she returned to human form. She later lost the will to fight and deserted.
Reis was Beowulf's betrothed, but was changed into the Holy Dragon by Celebrant Bremondt's twisted curse. Although robbed of all past memories, a keen instinct drew her to Gollund in search of the Cancer Stone she felt would save her. Ultimately the curse was lifted, and she returned to human form. She later left the battlefield due to a change in ideals.
Reis was Beowulf's betrothed, but was changed into the Holy Dragon by Celebrant Bremondt's twisted curse. Although robbed of all past memories, a keen instinct drew her to Gollund in search of the Cancer Stone she felt would save her. Ultimately the curse was lifted, and she returned to human form. She later fell in battle.

Once Delita had infiltrated Duke Goltanna's army, this young mage was sent by the Church to assist him. But like Delita, her faith in the Church is superficial at best; she simply feigns loyalty to pursue her own ambitions.
Delita has a great deal of trust in her, however, and they often work together.
Once Delita had infiltrated Duke Goltanna's army, this young mage was sent by the Church to assist him. Her orders were to execute Delita if he were ever to betray the Church. But even after his true plans were revealed, Valmafra realized she had grown to respect and admire Delita, and was unable to raise a blade against him.
Liege lord of Lionel and second in command to the High Confessor of the Church of Glabados. Cardinal Delacroix was also a respected theologian and knight of prominence in the Fifty Years' War. Since the murder of his wife and child by an Ordallian heretic, Cardinal Delacroix has devoted his life to serving the Holy Office of Inquisition. The common people adore him.
Liege lord of Lionel and second in command to the High Confessor of the Church of Glabados. Cardinal Delacroix was also a respected theologian and knight of prominence in the Fifty Years' War. He is revered by the common people, but few know of his darker side. He is currently working with a criminal organization to acquire a Zodiac Stone found in Goug.
Liege lord of Lionel and second in command to the High Confessor of the Church of Glabados. Cardinal Delacroix was a respected theologian and knight of prominence in the Fifty Years' War, and had been adored by the common people. The cardinal fused with Cúchulainn—one of the Lucavi demons of legend—and was seeking the Zodiac Stones as part of some vile plot.
A member of Grand Duke Barrington's secret band of assassins known as the Khamja, and Marach's younger sister. Rapha lost her parents in the Fifty Years' War, and wandered the streets as an orphan until Barrington took her in and trained her as a mage. When she discovered the grand duke himself had razed her village, she left Riovanes and swore revenge.
A member of Grand Duke Barrington's secret band of Khamja assassins, and Marach's younger sister. After losing her parents in the Fifty Years' War, Rapha wandered as an orphan until Grand Duke Barrington took her in. When she discovered the grand duke himself had razed her village, she left Riovanes and swore revenge. She was later dismissed by Ramza.
A member of Grand Duke Barrington's secret band of Khamja assassins, and Marach's younger sister. After losing her parents in the Fifty Years' War, Rapha wandered as an orphan until Grand Duke Barrington took her in. When she discovered the grand duke himself had razed her village, she left Riovanes and swore revenge. She later lost the will to fight and deserted.
A member of Grand Duke Barrington's secret band of Khamja assassins, and Marach's younger sister. After losing her parents in the Fifty Years' War, Rapha wandered as an orphan until Grand Duke Barrington took her in. When she discovered the grand duke himself had razed her village, she left Riovanes and swore revenge. She later deserted due to a change in ideals.
A member of Grand Duke Barrington's secret band of Khamja assassins, and Marach's younger sister. After losing her parents in the Fifty Years' War, Rapha wandered as an orphan until Grand Duke Barrington took her in. When she discovered the grand duke himself had razed her village, she left Riovanes and swore revenge. She later died on the battlefield.
A member of Grand Duke Barrington's secret band of Khamja assassins. After losing his parents in the Fifty Years' War, Marach wandered as an orphan until Barrington took him in and trained him as a mage. Marach thinks of the grand duke as his father, even going so far as to take up arms against his own sister, Rapha, who has turned against the lord.
A member of Grand Duke Barrington's secret band of Khamja assassins. After losing his parents in the Fifty Years' War, Marach wandered as an orphan until Grand Duke Barrington took him in and trained him as a mage. He was slain atop Riovanes Castle shielding his sister Rapha from a bullet, but was revived by a Zodiac Stone.
A member of Grand Duke Barrington's secret band of Khamja assassins. After losing his parents in the Fifty Years' War, Marach wandered as an orphan until Grand Duke Barrington took him in and trained him as a mage. He was slain atop Riovanes Castle shielding his sister Rapha from a bullet, but was revived by a Zodiac Stone. He was later dismissed by Ramza.
A member of Grand Duke Barrington's secret band of Khamja assassins. After losing his parents in the Fifty Years' War, Marach wandered as an orphan until Grand Duke Barrington took him in and trained him as a mage. He was slain atop Riovanes Castle shielding his sister Rapha from a bullet, but was revived by a Zodiac Stone. He later lost the will to fight and deserted.
A member of Grand Duke Barrington's secret band of Khamja assassins. After losing his parents in the Fifty Years' War, Marach wandered as an orphan until Grand Duke Barrington took him in and trained him as a mage. He was slain atop Riovanes Castle shielding his sister Rapha from a bullet, but was revived by a Zodiac Stone. He later deserted due to a change in ideals.
A member of Grand Duke Barrington's secret band of Khamja assassins. After losing his parents in the Fifty Years' War, Marach wandered as an orphan until Grand Duke Barrington took him in and trained him as a mage. He was slain atop Riovanes Castle shielding his sister Rapha from a bullet, but was revived by a Zodiac Stone. He was not so lucky when next he fell in battle.
Liege lord of Limberry. Marquis Elmdore battled fearlessly against the Ordallian army when it invaded Ivalice in the latter days of the Fifty Years' War. Hailed by friends as the Silver Prince for his bright metallic armor and long silver hair, he was feared by foes as the Silver Demon.
He is a devout member of the Church of Glabados and an ordained inquisitor.
Liege lord of Limberry. Marquis Elmdore battled fearlessly against the Ordallian army when it invaded Ivalice in the latter days of the Fifty Years' War. Hailed by friends as the Silver Prince for his bright metallic armor and long silver hair, he was feared by foes as the Silver Demon.
He died an honorable death in battle when struck by an arrow on the Fusse Plains.
Liege lord of Limberry. Marquis Elmdore battled fearlessly against the Ordallian army when it invaded Ivalice in the Fifty Years' War, hailed by friends as the Silver Prince and feared by foes as the Silver Demon. He was struck dead by an arrow on the Fusse Plains, but rose again as one of the Lucavi. In the end, he was defeated at the hands of Ramza.

Liege lord of Fovoham. Grand Duke Barrington did not serve in battle during the Fifty Years' War, as he is no warrior, but his large group of sellswords assembled from foreign lands fought in his name. Among their numbers was a group of war orphans trained as assassins, whose tempered skill helped earn the grand duke the name of "King of the Forge."
Liege lord of Fovoham. Grand Duke Barrington did not serve in battle during the Fifty Years' War, as he was no warrior, but his large group of outland sellswords fought in his name. The grand duke had stolen the Virgo Stone in hopes of utilizing its great power for military purposes. However, this drew Lord Folmarv's ire, and Barrington died in the ensuing chaos.
A young man who works in the mines of Goug. Mustadio is the son of Besrudio Bunansa, a brilliant machinist famed for the creation of mechanical weaponry. Young Mustadio has mastered the use of the pistol, a device that can fire metallic projectiles at high speeds when packed with explosive powder.
A young man who worked in the mines of Goug. Mustadio was the son of Besrudio Bunansa, a brilliant machinist famed for the creation of mechanical weaponry. Thugs in the employ of the Baert Trading Company pursued him in hopes of obtaining the Taurus Stone, which he had discovered in the tunnels beneath Goug. He was dismissed by Ramza.
A young man who worked in the mines of Goug. Mustadio was the son of Besrudio Bunansa, a brilliant machinist famed for the creation of mechanical weaponry. Thugs in the employ of the Baert Trading Company pursued him in hopes of obtaining the Taurus Stone, which he had discovered in the tunnels beneath Goug. He later lost the will to fight and deserted.
A young man who worked in the mines of Goug. Mustadio was the son of Besrudio Bunansa, a brilliant machinist famed for the creation of mechanical weaponry. Thugs in the employ of the Baert Trading Company pursued him in hopes of obtaining the Taurus Stone, which he had discovered in the tunnels beneath Goug. He later stopped fighting due to a change in ideals.
A young man who worked in the mines of Goug. Mustadio was the son of Besrudio Bunansa, a brilliant machinist famed for the creation of mechanical weaponry. Thugs in the employ of the Baert Trading Company pursued him in hopes of obtaining the Taurus Stone, which he had discovered in the tunnels beneath Goug. He died in battle, his young dreams unfulfilled.
A veteran machinist living in the city of Goug. A master of his craft, Besrudio is most well known for his innovative mechanical weaponry. He is also an avid researcher, constantly analyzing ancient machinery in hopes of reviving it and making use of its technology. Thugs in the employ of the Baert Trading Company have abducted Besrudio for reasons unknown.
A veteran machinist living in the city of Goug. A master of his craft, Besrudio is best known for his innovative mechanical weaponry. He is also an avid researcher of ancient machinery. Thugs in the employ of the Baert Trading Company abducted him in hopes of obtaining the Taurus Stone he had discovered in a tunnel beneath Goug. He was rescued by Ramza.
Head of the multifaceted Baert Trading Company, based in Warjilis. Ludovich Baert is a man of wealth and prestige, but he has another, lesser-known side as the leader of a criminal organization dealing in slave and opium smuggling. He has abducted Besrudio Bunansa for reasons unknown, and is currently in pursuit of the man's son, Mustadio.
Head of the multifaceted Baert Trading Company, based in Warjilis. Ludovich Baert is a man of wealth and prestige, but he has another, lesser-known side as the leader of a criminal organization dealing in slave and opium smuggling. He was pursuing Mustadio Bunansa in hopes of obtaining the Taurus Stone, which was discovered in a tunnel beneath Goug.
Head of the multifaceted Baert Trading Company, based in Warjilis. Ludovich Baert is a man of wealth and prestige, but he has another, lesser known side as the leader of a criminal organization dealing in slave and opium smuggling. His failure to seize the Taurus Stone infuriated the cardinal, who then saw Ludovich pay with his life.
A woman of great physical beauty who appears alongside Marquis Elmdore.
Of her background, naught is known.
An Ultima demon summoned by Marquis Elmdore.
A woman of great physical beauty who appears alongside Marquis Elmdore.
Of her background, naught is known.
An Ultima demon summoned by Marquis Elmdore.
Ajora was born in the Lesalian city of Bervenia twelve centuries ago. Raised in Milados, he preached openly about the coming of Paradise. This infuriated Pharist priests, and the Holy Ydoran Empire hanged him as a traitor. When Mullonde—the center of Pharist teachings—then sank into the sea, Ajora's disciples began to preach of his divinity, eventually forming the Church of Glabados.
Details concerning this knight are unknown. He seems to be tied to Ovelia's kidnapping, along with Delita Heiral.
Lord commander of the Knights Templar in Mullonde. Though High Confessor Marcel was to lead the revived Zodiac Braves, Lord Folmarv seems to have plans of his own.
A Knight Templar in the service of the Church of Glabados. By order of Lord Folmarv, he set off to Eagrose in hopes of forming an alliance with Lord Dycedarg.
Ser Loffrey is one of a select few who know of Lord Folmarv's true intentions.
A Knight Templar in the service of the Church of Glabados. Ser Isilud is the trueborn son of Lord Folmarv, the templarate's lord commander. He is also one of the new Zodiac Braves, holding the Pisces Stone. Ser Isilud blindly follows the words of his father, but has no knowledge of the Stone's power to summon Lucavi.
A Knight Templar in the service of the Church of Glabados. Ser Isilud was the trueborn son of Lord Folmarv, the templarate's lord commander. He was also one of the new Zodiac Braves, holding the Pisces Stone. He was killed by his father, who was said to have become a Lucavi.
A Knight Templar in the service of the Church of Glabados. Cletienne is quite an accomplished mage, and graduated with top honors from the Royal Military Akademy at Gariland.
Such was his devotion to the Church of Glabados that he joined the templarate immediately after graduating from the Akademy.

A Knight Templar of the Church of Glabados. Ser Barich was a machinist in Goug before joining the templarate. As a result, his pistol skills far outmatched his swordplay. Born a commoner, Barich joined a movement against the aristocracy in his youth. Due to this, his name appeared on a blacklist kept by the templarate. He died fighting in the Beddha Sandwaste.
A Knight Templar of the Church of Glabados. Lady Meliadoul is Lord Folmarv's daughter, and sister to Ser Isilud, who is thought to have been murdered by his father when he took the form of a Lucavi. She pursues Ramza in a vow to avenge Isilud.
A Knight Templar of the Church of Glabados, and daughter to Lord Folmarv. After witnessing the marquis Elmdore de Limberry transform into Zalera, the Death Seraph, she began to question the motives of her own father. Lady Meliadoul now travels alongside Ramza on a search for the truth.
A Knight Templar of the Church of Glabados, and daughter to Lord Folmarv. After witnessing the marquis Elmdore de Limberry transform into Zalera, the Death Seraph, she began to question the motives of her own father. She was dismissed from battle by Ramza.
A Knight Templar of the Church of Glabados, and daughter to Lord Folmarv. After witnessing the marquis Elmdore de Limberry transform into Zalera, the Death Seraph, she began to question the motives of her own father. She later lost her nerve and deserted.
A Knight Templar of the Church of Glabados, and daughter to Lord Folmarv. After witnessing the marquis Elmdore de Limberry transform into Zalera, the Death Seraph, she began to question the motives of her own father. She later left the battlefield due to a change in ideals.
A Knight Templar of the Church of Glabados, and daughter to Lord Folmarv. After witnessing the marquis Elmdore de Limberry transform into Zalera, the Death Seraph, she began to question the motives of her own father. She later died in battle.
Besrudio Bunansa discovered a marvel of ancient technology called a "transporter" in Tunnel 83, far beneath the city of Goug. This peculiar machine summoned Cloud from another dimension. Perhaps in shock from his interdimensional journey, he complained of headaches, mumbling foreign words such as "Sephiroth." It is unknown whether he can return to his own world.
Besrudio Bunansa discovered a marvel of ancient technology called a "transporter" in Tunnel 83, far beneath the city of Goug. This peculiar machine summoned Cloud from another dimension. Perhaps in shock from his interdimensional journey, he complained of headaches, mumbling foreign words such as "Sephiroth." It is unknown whether he can return to his own world.
He was later dismissed by Ramza.
Besrudio Bunansa discovered a marvel of ancient technology called a "transporter" in Tunnel 83, far beneath the city of Goug. This peculiar machine summoned Cloud from another dimension. Perhaps in shock from his interdimensional journey, he complained of headaches, mumbling foreign words such as "Sephiroth." It is unknown whether he can return to his own world.
He later lost the will to fight and deserted.
Besrudio Bunansa discovered a marvel of ancient technology called a "transporter" in Tunnel 83, far beneath the city of Goug. This peculiar machine summoned Cloud from another dimension. Perhaps in shock from his interdimensional journey, he complained of headaches, mumbling foreign words such as "Sephiroth." It is unknown whether he can return to his own world.
He deserted due to a change in ideals.
Besrudio Bunansa discovered a marvel of ancient technology called a "transporter" in Tunnel 83, far beneath the city of Goug. This peculiar machine summoned Cloud from another dimension. Perhaps in shock from his interdimensional journey, he complained of headaches, mumbling foreign words such as "Sephiroth." It is unknown whether he can return to his own world.
He later died in battle.
Tietra is Delita's younger sister. Both are children of a simple farmer who lived and worked on land owned by House Beoulve. Lord Barbaneth Beoulve assumed custody of both Tietra and Delita soon after their parents were taken by the Black Death. Tietra secretly worries about her brother, who has been sent to the Akademy. She is a dear friend of Alma Beoulve.
Tietra is Delita's younger sister. Both are children of a simple farmer who lived and worked on land owned by House Beoulve. Lord Barbaneth Beoulve assumed custody of both Tietra and Delita soon after their parents were taken by the Black Death. Tietra secretly worries about her brother, who has been sent to the Royal Military Akademy at Gariland. Tietra was taken hostage after a failed assassination attempt by the Corpse Brigade on Lord Dycedarg.
Currently, her whereabouts are unknown.
Tietra is Delita's younger sister. Both are children of a simple farmer who lived and worked on land owned by House Beoulve. Lord Barbaneth Beoulve assumed custody of both Tietra and Delita soon after their parents were taken by the Black Death. She attended the Eagrose Preparatory Akademy with Alma, but her peers would not accept her due to her roots. Tietra was taken hostage after a failed assassination attempt by the Corpse Brigade on Lord Dycedarg.
She was then killed by Argath Thadalfus at Ziekden Fortress.
Former lord commander of the Order of the Northern Sky, Lord Barbaneth was hailed as Knight Gallant—the highest rank in all of knighthood. His countless victories helped to compensate for Ivalice's inferior numbers in the Fifty Years' War. Fear of this lord convinced Ordallia to agree to peace, although Ivalice had in fact lost. He died of malady at war's end.
Former lord commander of the Order of the Northern Sky, Lord Barbaneth was hailed as Knight Gallant—the highest rank in all of knighthood. His countless victories helped to compensate for Ivalice's inferior numbers in the Fifty Years' War.
Fear of this man forced Ordallia to agree to peace, although Ivalice had in fact lost.
He was fatally poisoned at the war's end.
The Corpse Brigade's lieutenant commander, and former lieutenant of the Dead Men. Gustav was a knight in the Order of the Northern Sky before joining the Dead Men. However, the atrocities committed by the Order, such as the mass killing of enemy soldiers and the sacking of villages, convinced him to leave it. Many see friction between Gustav and Wiegraf.
The Corpse Brigade's lieutenant commander, former lieutenant of the Dead Men. Gustav was a knight in the Order of the Northern Sky before joining the Dead Men. However, the atrocities committed by the Order, such as the mass killing of enemy soldiers and the sacking of villages, convinced him to leave it. He was slain by Wiegraf after abducting Marquis Elmdore.

Swordmaiden of the Corpse Brigade and trueborn sister to its leader, Wiegraf Folles. During their time in the Dead Men, she served as one of his lieutenants, fighting at his side to defend the realm in the Fifty Years' War. Yet at war's end, the Crown failed to honor the Dead Men's valor with just reward, giving them cause to rise against their former liege lords. the Lenalian Plateau.
Swordmaiden of the Corpse Brigade and trueborn sister to its leader, Wiegraf Folles. During their time in the Dead Men, she served as one of his lieutenants, fighting at his side to defend the realm in the Fifty Years' War. Yet at war's end, the Crown failed to honor the Dead Men's valor with just reward, giving them cause to rise against their former liege lords.
It was fighting in this uprising that Milleuda died on the Lenalian Plateau.
A knight of the Corpse Brigade. Gragoroth stormed the Beoulve manse at Eagrose to assassinate Lord Dycedarg, a retainer to Duke Larg. Although he failed to kill Lord Dycedarg, Gragoroth abducted Delita Heiral's younger sister, Tietra, while fleeing the manse.
The Order of the Northern Sky is in search of them, but has no clues as to their location.
A knight of the Corpse Brigade. Gragoroth stormed the Beoulve manse at Eagrose to assassinate Lord Dycedarg, a retainer to Duke Larg. Although he failed to kill Lord Dycedarg, Gragoroth abducted Delita Heiral's younger sister, Tietra, while fleeing.
He then took Tietra to Ziekden Fortress in defiance of Wiegraf's order to release the girl.
A knight of the Corpse Brigade. Gragoroth stormed the Beoulve manse at Eagrose to assassinate Lord Dycedarg, a retainer to Duke Larg. Although he failed to kill Lord Dycedarg, Gragoroth abducted Delita Heiral's younger sister, Tietra, while fleeing. In a final battle with the Order of the Northern Sky, he was killed trying to escape with her as his shield.
A renowned instructor at the Royal Military Akademy, Master Darlavon's lectures are aimed at new recruits. His good temper and clear lectures have won him favor among students, yet he is also known to be a bit long-winded. Commissioned as chief aide-de-camp during the Fifty Years' War, Master Darlavon served one tour of duty, giving him very little actual experience.
A young hunter who still retains a boyish innocence. Rescued from an attack by monsters in the Zeklaus Desert. Luso decided to travel with Ramza until such time as he could reunite with his former companions.
He records each day's events in a leatherbound book that he carries with him at all times.
A young hunter who still retains a boyish innocence. Rescued from an attack by monsters in the Zeklaus Desert. Luso decided to travel with Ramza until such time as he could reunite with his former companions. He was later dismissed from the party.
Balthier is a free spirit who owes allegiance to no man or country. He travels in his ship, the Strahl, stealing from the evil and corrupt. His skills as a machinist and thief are second to none. Balthier is searching for the Cache of Glabados, and is currently traveling with Ramza.
Balthier is a free spirit who owes allegiance to no man or country. He travels in his ship, the Strahl, stealing from the evil and corrupt. His skills as a machinist and thief are second to none. Balthier is searching for the Cache of Glabados. He was dismissed from battle at Ramza's request.
A gifted mage who fought against the Romandan army when it invaded in the middle part of the Fifty Years' War. Elidibus uncovered myriad black magicks and summoning spells from ancient tomes, which he used in the Ivalician war effort. He disappeared once control of Riovanes Castle was regained. Could the Lucavi in the bowels of Midlight's Deep truly have been him?
A modern-day scholar of medieval Ivalician. Arazlam is also well known as an archaeologist and theologian, and many recall the controversy sparked by his interpretation of the Durai papers.
He has penned such classic works as "The Enigmatic War of the Lions," "The True Saint Ajora," and "The Durai Papers: 400 Years of Truth."

Originally posted by Arazlam Durai:

A record of the Errands Ramza's Party Members have undertaken.

"Errands" are short sidequests in Final Fantasy Tactics.
Starting from Chapter II, Errands become available in Taverns across Ivalice.

Errands consist of sending one to three generic "Human Characters" away for a number of days in exchange for some JP and Gil. Ramza, Storyline Characters, and Monsters cannot be sent.
The Tavernmaster will mention how long the Errand will run for, e.g. 12–15 days.
(Spending the maximum time earns the maximum rewards.)
Errands can be completed at any time after they first appear, and cannot be permanently failed.
Accepting an Errand costs a small fee in Gil.

Once the time allotted has passed, the Player can revisit the same Tavern for a report:

• Success
  The Characters will mention that "The stars were with us from the outset."
  This yields the maximum rewards, as well as the bonus, if applicable.
  The Errand will be considered "Completed", unlocking the next Errand in the quest chain.
  The story of the Errand will be added to Chronicle → Feats → Past in the map menu.
  
  
• Failure
  This yields severely reduced rewards and no bonus.
  The Errand is not considered completed and can be attempted again after one month.
  
  
• Absolute failure
  Same as failure, but the rewards are further decreased to about 1/20 of the original.

The success or failure of the Errand depends on the amount of Characters sent, their level, Job, and their faith and bravery. Some Errands also have specific "Skill Saver" Jobs suited to them, wherein sending a Character of a certain Job will dramatically increase the odds of success. This is where the Characters remark "The skills of a (Job) were a great boon to us!" These Jobs may still not be the best in terms of actual reward payout. Despite these mechanics, Errands are generally difficult to fail as long as the player sends a team of three.
A balanced team of different Jobs should be able to complete nearly every Errand.

Successful Errands yield JP to the participants, along with some Gil.
Most Errands also offer a bonus such as "Ore" or "Bags of Gil", which amount to extra money.
Alternatively, some Errands yield an Artefact or a Wonder. These are small pieces of lore that have no effect on the gameplay, they can be viewed under Chronicles on the map menu.

The amount of "JP" and "Gil" awarded depends on various factors:

• Participants' Bravery (Some Errands prefer Bravery (+/-), but the difference is small.)
  
• Participants' Faith (Some Errands prefer Faith (+/-), but the difference is small.)
  
• Participants' Jobs (Only affects their personal reward.)
  
• The Number of Days (Chosen for the expedition.)
  
• The Errand's Base Pay
  
• The Bonus

The "Skill Saver" Jobs may not actually be the best Jobs for the Errand in terms of rewards.
It is usually preferable to send units of a Job that the player is currently developing to make use of the JP reward.

The bonus depends on the type of Errand. Most bonuses have three tiers and it is random which one the player gets; the better bonuses are rarer.
Wonders and Artefacts have no tiers - A Random one will be awarded.
The bonus tier is not determined until the expedition party reports on their quest, so the player can save their game before hearing the report and try again for a better bonus.

There are several types:

• Artefacts are gained from various Errand types.
  
• Wonders are discovered on exploration Errands.
  
• Bags of Gil are earned from combat and salvage Errands.
  
• Ore is gained from mining Errands.
  
• Payment is earned for investigation Errands.
  
• Prize Money is earned for melee Errands.
  
• Reward Money is earned for odd Jobs.
  
• Some Jobs do not give any bonus.

1. Mount Gulg Mother Lode
   
2. Bandits
   
3. Shoreline Defense
   
4. Miner's Tale
   
5. The Gariland Magick Melee

1. The Hindenburg
   
2. Zaland Embassy Antiques
   
3. The Zaland Melee

1. My Little Carrot

1. Miner Shortage
   
2. Arteficers' Contest
   
3. The Highwind

1. Frontier Marathon
   
2. Second Frontier Marathon
   
3. Third Frontier Marathon
   
4. Stolen Tomes
   
5. Minstrel in Distress
   
6. Mameco the Minstrel
   
7. Lorraide Mine
   
8. The Dawn Queen
   
9. Zerro's Challenge
   
10. Mesa's Legacy
    
11. Clockwork Faire
    
12. Merchant's Regret

1. Old Toppa's Will
   
2. Salvage Expedition
   
3. Abandoned Mine

1. Guard Duty
   
2. The Siedge Weald
   
3. Trick of the Light
   
4. Fenland Mystery

1. Diving Expedition
   
2. The Yardrow Melee

1. Gleddia Isle
   
2. Foundered Vessel
   
3. Fia's Wish
   
4. Secret Society
   
5. Lettre d'amour
   
6. Arithmetic Tutor Wanted
   
7. Hellspawned Beast
   
8. Metamorphosed Misery
   
9. Count Minimas (1)
   
10. Count Minimas (2)
    
11. Count Minimas (3)
    
12. Father's Nightmare
    
13. The Durga
    
14. Devil in the Dark
    
15. Rain-Swept Slopes
    
16. True Romance
    
17. In the Darkness
    
18. Wandering Gambler (1)
    
19. Coal Miners Wanted
    
20. More Coal Miners Wanted
    
21. Lamzen the Adventurer
    
22. Frontier Expedition
    
23. The Falcon

1. Endless Caverns
   
2. Past Glory
   
3. Beddha Sandwaste
   
4. Adventurers Wanted
   
5. Shadows from the Past

1. Rhana Strait
   
2. Zerro Strikes
   
3. Nightwalker

1. Zerro's Return
   
2. Zerro Strikes Again
   
3. Himca Cliffs
   
4. Ore of the Gods

1. Mount Gulg Mother Lode
   
   Location: Eagrose Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Monk; 2) Squire; 3) Knight, Geomancer, Samurai, Ninja;
2. Bandits
   
   Location: Dorter Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Samurai, Ninja; 2) Summoner; 3) Squire;
3. Shoreline Defense
   
   Location: Gariland Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Orator; 2) White Mage; 3) Squire;
4. Miner's Tale
   
   Location: Gariland Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Geomancer; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Monk, White Mage, Mystic;
5. The Gariland Magick Melee
   
   Location: Gariland Requirement: Month of Virgo Best Jobs: 1) Samurai; 2) Time Mage, Ninja; 3) Squire;

1. The Hindenburg
   
   Location: Zaland Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Time Mage, Geomancer, Arithmetician; 2) Chemist; 3) Squire;
2. Zaland Embassy Antiques
   
   Location: Zaland Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Time Mage, Geomancer, Arithmetician; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Knight, Monk;
3. The Zaland Melee
   
   Location: Zaland Requirement: Month of Aries Best Jobs: 1) Knight, Monk, Dragoon, Ninja; 2) Samurai; 3) Squire;

1. My Little Carrot
   
   Location: Lionel Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Orator; 2) Thief, Bard, Dancer; 3) Squire;

1. Miner Shortage
   
   Location: Goug Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Geomancer; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Monk, White Mage, Mystic;
2. Arteficers' Contest
   
   Location: Goug Requirement: Month of Sagittarius Best Jobs: 1) Knight, Monk, Dragoon, Ninja; 2) Squire; 3) Archer, Time Mage, Thief, Orator, Samurai, Bard;
3. The Highwind
   
   Location: Warjilis Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Time Mage, Geomancer, Arithmetician; 2) Chemist; 3) Squire;

1. Frontier Marathon
   
   Location: Dorter Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;
2. Second Frontier Marathon
   
   Location: Dorter Requirement: Complete "Frontier Marathon" Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;
3. Third Frontier Marathon
   
   Location: Dorter Requirement: Complete "Second Frontier Marathon" Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;
4. Stolen Tomes
   
   Location: Gariland Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Time Mage, Geomancer, Arithmetician; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Knight, Monk;
5. Minstrel in Distress
   
   Location: Eagrose Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Chemist; 2) Orator; 3) Squire;
6. Mameco the Minstrel
   
   Location: Eagrose Requirement: Complete "Minstrel in Distress" Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Thief, Orator; 2) Bard, Chemist, Dancer; 3) Squire;
7. Lorraide Mine
   
   Location: Zaland Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Monk; 2) Squire; 3) Knight, Geomancer, Samurai, Ninja;
8. The Dawn Queen
   
   Location: Lionel Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Time Mage, Geomancer, Arithmetician; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Knight, Monk;
9. Zerro's Challenge
   
   Location: Lionel Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Ninja; 2) Knight, Monk, Dragoon; 3) Samurai;
10. Mesa's Legacy
    
    Location: Goug Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Time Mage, Geomancer, Arithmetician; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Knight, Monk;
11. Clockwork Faire
    
    Location: Goug Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Thief, Orator; 2) Bard, Chemist, Dancer; 3) Squire;
12. Merchant's Regret
    
    Location: Warjilis Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;

1. Old Toppa's Will
   
   Location: Gollund Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Monk; 2) Squire; 3) Knight, Geomancer, Samurai, Ninja;
2. Salvage Expedition
   
   Location: Lesalia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Time Mage, Geomancer, Arithmetician; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Knight, Monk;
3. Abandoned Mine
   
   Location: Lesalia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Geomancer; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Monk, White Mage, Mystic;

1. Guard Duty
   
   Location: Eagrose Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Chemist; 2) Orator; 3) Squire;
2. The Siedge Weald
   
   Location: Zaland Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;
3. Trick of the Light
   
   Location: Lionel Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;
4. Fenland Mystery
   
   Location: Lionel Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Black Mage, Geomancer; 2) Mystic, Arithmetician; 3) Squire;

1. Diving Expedition
   
   Location: Yardrow Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Monk, Knight; 2) Squire; 3) Time Mage, Geomancer, Ninja, Arithmetician;
2. The Yardrow Melee
   
   Location: Yardrow Requirement: Month of Cancer Best Jobs: 1) Knight, Monk, Dragoon, Ninja; 2) Samurai; 3) Squire;

1. Gleddia Isle
   
   Location: Riovanes Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Time Mage, Geomancer, Arithmetician; 2) Chemist; 3) Squire;
2. Foundered Vessel
   
   Location: Riovanes Requirement: Complete "Gleddia Isle" Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Time Mage, Geomancer, Arithmetician; 2) Chemist; 3) Squire;
3. Fia's Wish
   
   Location: Riovanes Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Ninja; 2) Knight, Monk, Dragoon; 3) Squire, Thief;
4. Secret Society
   
   Location: Riovanes Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Squire; 2) White Mage, Orator, Dragoon, Ninja; 3) N/A;
5. Lettre d'amour
   
   Location: Riovanes Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Thief, Orator; 2) Bard, Chemist, Dancer; 3) Squire;
6. Arithmetic Tutor Wanted
   
   Location: Gariland Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Chemist; 2) Orator; 3) Squire;
7. Hellspawned Beast
   
   Location: Eagrose Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Samurai, Ninja; 2) Summoner; 3) Squire;
8. Metamorphosed Misery
   
   Location: Eagrose Requirement: Complete "Hellspawned Beast" Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Ninja; 2) Knight, Monk, Dragoon; 3) Squire, Thief;
9. Count Minimas (1)
   
   Location: Dorter Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Thief; 2) Squire; 3) Chemist, Orator, Ninja, Bard, Dancer;
10. Count Minimas (2)
    
    Location: Dorter Requirement: Complete "Count Minimas (1)" Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Thief; 2) Squire; 3) Chemist, Orator, Ninja, Bard, Dancer;
11. Count Minimas (3)
    
    Location: Dorter Requirement: Complete "Count Minimas (2)" Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Ninja; 2) Knight, Monk, Dragoon; 3) Squire, Thief;
12. Father's Nightmare
    
    Location: Lionel Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Orator; 2) Thief, Bard, Dancer; 3) Squire;
13. The Durga
    
    Location: Goug Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Monk, Knight; 2) Squire; 3) Time Mage, Geomancer, Ninja, Arithmetician;
14. Devil in the Dark
    
    Location: Goug Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Orator; 2) White Mage; 3) Squire;
15. Rain-Swept Slopes
    
    Location: Warjilis Best Jobs: 1) Knight, Archer, Dragoon; 2) Squire; 3) Monk, Black Mage, Geomancer, Ninja;
16. True Romance
    
    Location: Warjilis Requirement: Complete "Lettre d'amour" (Riovanes) Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Thief, Orator; 2) Bard, Chemist, Dancer; 3) Squire;
17. In the Darkness
    
    Location: Warjilis Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Samurai, Ninja; 2) Summoner; 3) Squire;
18. Wandering Gambler (1)
    
    Location: Warjilis Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Thief, Orator; 2) Bard, Chemist, Dancer; 3) Squire;
19. Coal Miners Wanted
    
    Location: Gollund Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Monk; 2) Squire; 3) Knight, Geomancer, Samurai, Ninja;
20. More Coal Miners Wanted
    
    Location: Gollund Requirement: Complete "Coal Miners Wanted" Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Monk; 2) Squire; 3) Knight, Geomancer, Samurai, Ninja;
21. Lamzen the Adventurer
    
    Location: Gollund Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;
22. Frontier Expedition
    
    Location: Lesalia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;
23. The Falcon
    
    Location: Yardrow Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Monk, Knight; 2) Squire; 3) Time Mage, Geomancer, Ninja, Arithmetician;

1. Endless Caverns
   
   Location: Bervenia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Geomancer; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Monk, White Mage, Mystic;
2. Past Glory
   
   Location: Bervenia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Monk; 2) Squire; 3) Knight, Geomancer, Samurai, Ninja;
3. Beddha Sandwaste
   
   Location: Bervenia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;
4. Adventurers Wanted
   
   Location: Bervenia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;
5. Shadows from the Past
   
   Location: Bervenia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;

1. Rhana Strait
   
   Location: Zeltennia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Time Mage, Geomancer, Arithmetician; 2) Chemist; 3) Squire;
2. Zerro Strikes
   
   Location: Zeltennia Requirement: Complete "Zerro's Challenge" (Lionel) Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Ninja; 2) Knight, Monk, Dragoon; 3) Samurai;
3. Nightwalker
   
   Location: Zeltennia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Orator; 2) White Mage; 3) Squire;

1. Zerro's Return
   
   Location: Lesalia Requirement: Complete "Zerro Strikes" (Zeltennia) Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Ninja; 2) Knight, Monk, Dragoon; 3) Samurai;
2. Zerro Strikes Again
   
   Location: Eagrose Requirement: Complete "Zerro's Return" (Lesalia) Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Ninja; 2) Knight, Monk, Dragoon; 3) Samurai;
3. Himca Cliffs
   
   Location: Sal Ghidos Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Geomancer; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Monk, White Mage, Mystic;
4. Ore of the Gods
   
   Location: Sal Ghidos Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Geomancer; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Monk, White Mage, Mystic;

1. Lake Poescas Depths
   
   Location: Limberry Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Knight, Archer, Dragoon; 2) Squire; 3) Monk, Black Mage, Geomancer, Ninja;
2. Cellar Dungeon
   
   Location: Limberry Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;
3. Uninvited Guests
   
   Location: Limberry Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Orator; 2) White Mage; 3) Squire;
4. Gysahl Greens
   
   Location: Limberry Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Thief; 2) Squire; 3) Chemist, Orator, Ninja, Bard, Dancer;
5. Wandering Gambler (2)
   
   Location: Limberry Requirement: Complete "Wandering Gambler (1)" (Warjilis) Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Thief, Orator; 2) Bard, Chemist, Dancer; 3) Squire;
6. Zerro's Final Heist
   
   Location: Limberry Requirement: Complete "Zerro Strikes Again" (Eagrose) Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Ninja; 2) Knight, Monk, Dragoon; 3) Samurai;
7. Ancient Wonder
   
   Location: Eagrose Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Archer; 2) Black Mage, Geomancer; 3) Squire;
8. Cattedona
   
   Location: Zaland Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Chemist; 2) Orator; 3) Squire;
9. Lionel Emissary
   
   Location: Lionel Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Time Mage, Geomancer, Arithmetician; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Knight, Monk;
10. Twilight Gustkov
    
    Location: Gollund Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Ninja; 2) Knight, Monk, Dragoon; 3) Squire, Thief;
11. Terror's Maw
    
    Location: Gollund Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Samurai, Ninja; 2) Summoner; 3) Squire;
12. Miner's Dream
    
    Location: Gollund Requirement: Complete "Terror's Maw" Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Geomancer; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Monk, White Mage, Mystic;
13. Ducal Disaster
    
    Location: Lesalia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Orator; 2) Thief, Bard, Dancer; 3) Squire;
14. Young Lord Pappal
    
    Location: Lesalia Requirement: Complete "Ducal Disaster" Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Ninja; 2) Knight, Monk, Dragoon; 3) Samurai;
15. Cries in the Dark
    
    Location: Lesalia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Orator; 2) White Mage; 3) Squire;
16. Salvage Work
    
    Location: Yardrow Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Time Mage, Geomancer, Arithmetician; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Knight, Monk;
17. Coal Mining Expedition
    
    Location: Yardrow Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Geomancer; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Monk, White Mage, Mystic;
18. Second Coal Mining Expedition
    
    Location: Yardrow Requirement: Complete "Coal Mining Expedition" Errand. Best Jobs: 1) Geomancer; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Monk, White Mage, Mystic;
19. Historic Revolt
    
    Location: Riovanes Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Orator; 2) White Mage; 3) Squire;
20. Tutoring
    
    Location: Riovanes Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Chemist; 2) Orator; 3) Squire;
21. The Behemoth
    
    Location: Bervenia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Ninja; 2) Knight, Monk, Dragoon; 3) Samurai;
22. Dredge Work
    
    Location: Zeltennia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Monk, Knight; 2) Squire; 3) Time Mage, Geomancer, Ninja, Arithmetician;
23. Missing Boy
    
    Location: Zeltennia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Orator; 2) Thief, Bard, Dancer; 3) Squire;
24. Appraisal
    
    Location: Zeltennia Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Orator; 2) White Mage; 3) Squire;
25. Death's Gorge
    
    Location: Sal Ghidos Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Geomancer; 2) Squire, Thief; 3) Chemist, Monk, White Mage, Mystic;
26. The Typhoon
    
    Location: Sal Ghidos Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Ninja; 2) Knight, Monk, Dragoon; 3) Samurai;
27. Beastly Trail
    
    Location: Sal Ghidos Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Chemist; 2) Orator; 3) Squire;
28. Memories
    
    Location: Sal Ghidos Requirement: N/A Best Jobs: 1) Thief, Orator; 2) Bard, Chemist, Dancer; 3) Squire;

Originally posted by Arazlam Durai:

A list of the Ancient Wonders discovered by Ramza's Party.

"Wonders" are a set of unlockable extras in Final Fantasy Tactics.
Discovering every Wonder gives the Player the maximum explorer rank, but finding Wonders does not otherwise affect the game. They are parallel to the Artefacts, which act in much the same way. A set group of errands accepted from a tavern results in the Player discovering a randomly-chosen Wonder.

Each Wonder is a short description of an ancient ruin or mystical region, all of them drawn from Final Fantasy tradition. Some would be accurate descriptions even if they were transplanted into their originating games, though many mix and match elements.

There are some significant differences between the narratives found in the original game and those in the War of the Lions remake. This is due to the more faithful translation of the latter, which took note of such things as the Cataclysm, interpreted by the original translators as a number of unrelated events.

The Player rises in the "Adventurer Ranks" by discovering Wonders.
(Only thing this gains is a decorative star in the Chronicle screen after attaining the Top Rank.)

• Shrine of Chaos
• Forbidden Land Eureka
• Pandaemonium
• Mirage Tower
• Floating Castle
• Matoya's Cave
• Crystal Tower
• Floating Continent
• Fortress of Trials
• Tower of Babel
• Ronkan Ruins
• Falgabard
• Phantom Train
• Tozus Village
• Chocobo forest
• Semitt Falls

Originally posted by Arazlam Durai:

A list of the Artefacts discovered on Ramza's Journeys.

"Artefacts" can be obtained through "Errands" or during the main game's story of Ivalice.
Most Artefacts are references to previous entries of the series or to the real world.

The exceptions are two Artefacts that can neither be viewed nor accessed normally.
And can only be seen via a Gameshark:

• Leo
  One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• Virgo
  One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.

The Player rises in the "Treasure Hunter Ranks" by collecting Artefacts.
(Only thing this gains is a decorative star in the Chronicle screen after attaining the Top Rank.)


Many of these items are used in later Tactics games, such as the Zanmato.
Orb of Minwu and the Parade Helm. - Are pieces of equipment in their respective games.
There are also real-world items:

• Coin Blade
  Object used in Chinese Divination.
  
• Hanya Mask
  Mask used in Japanese Noh plays.

• (1.01) Four-Deity Plate
• (1.02) Tobacco Pipe
• (1.03) Coin Blade
• (1.04) Black Cat
• (1.05) Hanya Mask
• (1.06) Scarab Charm
• (1.07) Calcobrena
• (1.08) Parade Helm
• (1.09) Moppet Bread
• (1.10) Goliath Bread
• (1.11) Lugae
• (1.12) Red Materia
• (1.13) Black Materia
• (1.14) White Materia
• (1.15) Blue Materia
• (1.16) Rat Tail
• (1.17) Yggdrassil Mistletoe
• (1.18) Mesa's Musings
• (1.19) Nanai's Histories
• (1.20) Veil of Wiyu
• (1.21) Lance of Longibunne
• (1.22) Enavia Chronicles
• (1.23) Enchanted Pistol
• (1.24) Enchanted Machinegun
• (1.25) Zanmato
• (1.26) Excalipoor
• (1.27) Statuette of Lilith
• (1.28) Orb of Minwu
• (1.29) Tarot de Bennstat
• (1.30) Chocobo Cannon
• (1.31) Saint Elmo's Fire
• (1.32) Scriptures of Germonique

• (2.01) Aries
• (2.02) Taurus
• (2.03) Gemini
• (2.04) Cancer
• (2.05) Leo
• (2.06) Virgo
• (2.07) Libra
• (2.08) Scorpio
• (2.09) Sagittarius
• (2.10) Capricorn
• (2.11) Aquarius
• (2.12) Pisces
• (2.13) Serpentarius

Originally posted by Delita Heiral:

Did you get your end in all of this, Ramza? I...I got this

I have added thpse as "Bonuses" for My Historians.

• 📜 Rumors
  A list of the Stories or pieces of Information found in Taverns throughout the World of Ivalice.
  
• 📜 Scriptures of Germonique
  A historical account of Saint Ajora's life recorded by his Disciple, Germonique.
  
• 📜 The Zodiac Stones
  The Zodiac Stones are a prominent element in the story of The Zodiac Brave Story.
  
• 📜 Celia & Lettie
  Two Diabolical Killers trained by an Order of Assassins to quickly dispatch Enemies.
  
• 📜 Ultima, the High Seraph
  A being that has been set free from the laws that govern Creation.
  
• 📜 Ultima, the Arch Seraph
  Creator & Destroyer - Master of both Tranquility & Chaos.

Originally posted by Arazlam Durai:

Rumors that floated around the World of Ivalice 400 Years ago.

"Rumors" are stories or pieces of information found in taverns throughout the World of Ivalice.
According to Master Darlavon in the "Tutorial" section of the game "Rumor" helps one gather information on current news by listening to People's conversations.
Rumors are related to quests and some are read in order to start or complete missions.

For example, it is necessary to read the "Ghosts in the Colliery" rumor in:

• 🗯️ The Mining Town of Gollund to obtain the Optional Character: "Beowulf Cadmus"

• The Corpse Brigade
• King Ondoria III
• The Fifty Years' War
• The Assassination Attempt
• King Ondoria III's Condition
• In the Wake of the King's Demise
• The Dukes Larg and Goltanna
• Widespread Peasant Revolt
• Princess Ovelia Kidnapped

• The Legend of the Zodiac Braves
• Zodiac Stones
• The Baert Trading Company
• A Stalemate
• Princess Ovelia Saved
• The Death of Cardinal Delacroix
• Drought and Flood
• Marquis Elmdore Slain
• A Turning Point
• The Horror of Riovanes
• The Haunted Mine
• Liege Lord of Lionel
• Rash of Thefts
• The Cursed Isle of Nelveska

Brigandry is on the rise across the land, and Gallione has by no means been spared. Wains are struck and pillaged, high-ranking officials taken at sword-point. Most of the incidents of this past six-month are believed to be the work of a company of felons and former sellswords known as the Corpse Brigade.

It is often said the only good brigand is a dead brigand, and the Order of the Northern Sky would like naught more than to see the Brigade made corpses for true.
But as yet, it is all the knighthood can do to keep the outlaws in check.
The health of King Ondoria III has been a subject of concern since his collapse at the birthday celebration of Prince Orinus. The Board of Chamberlains has since announced that the king has regained consciousness and his fever has broken, but will yet require several weeks of quietude and bed rest in order to recover.

Many speculate that it may be some months before the king resumes his official duties.
However, Queen Louveria and her retainers have long been in charge of most affairs of state, and thus few problems are anticipated during the king's absence.
The half-century of conflict between Ivalice and Ordallia is today known as the Fifty Years' War.

The beginning of the Fifty Years' War can be traced to the death of Ordallia's King Devanne III, and his failure to name a successor. His cousin, Varoi VI, was next in line for the throne; however, King Denamda II of Ivalice (the uncle of Devanne III) proclaimed himself the rightful heir and declared war on Ordallia.

However, this was merely a pretense to justify the invasion of the neighboring Ordallian province of Zelmonia. Once an independent state, it had been annexed by Ordallia nearly a century prior. Ivalice had since been aiding the province in an effort to weaken Ordallia - an effort that ultimately failed. Tired of Ordallian rule, the Zelmonian leadership and nobility secretly petitioned Ivalice to take a more direct hand in their liberation.

After a victory in Zelmonia, the Ivalician armies marched on the Ordallian capital of Viura. As fate would have it, Denamda II succumbed to fatal illness on the road. The momentary confusion amongst Ivalice's troops gave Ordallia the opportunity it needed to regroup, and Varoi VI succeeded in pushing the Ivalicians back as far as Zelmonia.
The resulting impasse would not be broken until the Romandan army's invasion two years hence.

Romanda, a powerful military state lying across the Rhana Strait, marched on Ivalice at the behest of Varoi VI, a blood relation of the Romandan nobility. However, Denamda II's successor Denamda IV was a fearless warrior, personally leading his men into battle against the combined might of Romanda and Ordallia. This, along with an outbreak of the Black Death in Romanda, forced the Romandan army to withdraw after only three years.

Two military orders worthy of particular mention in this conflict are the Order of the Northern Sky, led by Knight Gallant Barbaneth Beoulve, and that of the Southern Sky, led by Cidolfus Orlandeau, known also as the Thunder God.

After countless victories at home, these two orders had been poised to advance into Ordallia. However, the protracted conflict had begun to take its toll on domestic morale.
Peasant uprisings and revolts throughout Ivalice and Ordallia forced both countries to send their troops home to pacify their own citizens, resulting in another stalemate.

It was Denamda IV's sudden death by malady that broke the stalemate, although some claim that he was murdered. His successor, Ondoria III, was ill suited to the throne, and left the governing of Ivalice to his queen and retainers. Without Denamda IV's leadership, the armies of Ivalice had little prayer of preventing Varoi VI's successor, Prince Lennard, from defeating the troops stationed in Zelmonia and advancing into Ivalice proper.

Despite the valiant efforts of the Northern and Southern Orders, Ivalice failed to repel Prince Lennard's invasion of Zeltennia. Ivalice's leaders soon began looking for a peaceful alternative. In the end, both states agreed that prolonging the war would prove mutually detrimental, and a pact was signed allowing each nation to return to addressing domestic strife.
An equal peace in name, it was in reality a defeat for Ivalice.

The economy of Ivalice was brought to the very brink of ruin as it struggled to pay reparations to its former enemies and to repay the loans taken from neighboring states to fund its war effort. Soldiers returning from the front found themselves without pay, and entire orders of knights were summarily discharged from service. The swelling ranks of the unemployed did little to relieve the people's distrust of the Crown and the nobility.
While the Corpse Brigade has been vanquished, their leader Wiegraf Folles continues to evade justice. And even as the Order of the Northern Sky worked to round up the last of the Brigade, former Brigade members led an attack on the manse of the esteemed House Beoulve at Eagrose. Their target is said to have been none other than Duke Larg's advisor, Lord Dycedarg Beoulve. Fortunately, the attempt was thwarted.
The capital is rife with rumors that King Ondoria III's condition has taken a sudden turn for the worse. Although official word has been that he is steadily improving since his collapse at Prince Orinus's birthday celebration, the looks on the faces of his aides tell a different story.
If the king should pass without naming a regent for the young prince, a battle over succession between the Council and the Crown seems inevitable.
Since the death of King Ondoria III, Queen Louveria's campaign to seize total control of the government has proceeded apace. All who oppose her - even members of the Council - are mercilessly stripped of their rank. Even the queen mother, who had openly criticized the actions of her son's wife, was banished to Bunahan, never to return.
Her fate is unknown, although some say she was poisoned.
Duke Larg, true born brother of Queen Louveria, and Duke Goltanna, cousin of the late king, are locked in a fierce political struggle for control of Ivalice. Both men hope to be appointed guardian of Prince Orinus and thus gain the title and authority of regent. Although the queen supports Duke Larg, a goodly number of nobles and Council members appear to back Duke Goltanna, and there are rumors he may be officially appointed regent ere long.
Peasants riot throughout Duke Goltanna's province of Zeltennia. This sudden outbreak of civil unrest stems from the unanticipated loss of crops due to last year's drought, coupled with the burden of taxes that have been steadily rising since the end of the Fifty Years' War.
A group of former knights calling itself the Order of the Ebon Eye appears to be fomenting the violence, even as Baron Grimms' Blackram Knights struggle to contain it.
Princess Ovelia has been kidnapped from Orbonne Monastery. Witnesses claim the knights responsible bore the crest of the Black Lion, leading many to conclude that it was the work of Duke Goltanna's Order of the Southern Sky. The duke, however, denies involvement and is dispatching a search party in an effort to prove his innocence.
Given the unrest in Zeltennia, it seems doubtful he will be able to spare many men for the effort.

Long ago, before Ivalice was united as it is today, the land was divided into seven kingdoms: Zeltennia, Fovoham, Lionel, Limberry, Lesalia, Gallione, and Mullonde. Each kingdom clashed with the others in an endless effort to expand its own territory.

The conflict continued for centuries, until a brave and ambitious young king appeared in Mullonde. This king dreamed of uniting all of Ivalice under his hand, but such feats are not with ease achieved. Turning to ancient tomes and the dark magicks found within, he summoned a demon from the netherworld to do his bidding. But once unleashed, the demon could not be controlled. It slew the king and set out to destroy the world of men.

Twelve brave warriors were gathered to slay the demon and the foul horrors that it had summoned. They soon defeated the horrors and banished the demon back to the netherworld. These twelve warriors each carried with them a crystal engraved with a sign of the zodiac, and so became known as the Zodiac Braves.
These crystals are said to date from the age of myth. Each bears the mark of a sign of the zodiac, leading them to be called the Zodiac Stones. They are thought to harbor divine power which allowed the Zodiac Braves to perform astonishing miracles. Their last appearance in historical records dates from the time of Saint Ajora.
Since then, the Zodiac Stones have remained hidden from mortal sight.
The Baert Trading Company, a successful trading company based in the merchant city of Warjilis, has garnered the favor of the populace by donating generously to bridge - and road - building projects, as well as to local orphanages. But not all of the talk surrounding this company is favorable. Many say the true source of the trading company's wealth is of a most unsavory nature - opium smuggling, slave trading, and even murder most foul.
Three months have passed since the Battle of Groffovia - the first full-scale battle between the forces of Lesalia and Limberry on the plains that define the border of their two lands. Formidable knights, once allies in war, now meet each other as enemies on the battlefield in skirmishes with no clear victor - bloody clashes that have resulted in close to four hundred thousand casualties.

Many say that the two sides have reached an impasse, and the prospect of a protracted struggle does little to bolster the already low spirits of the people.
Princess Ovelia, abducted from Orbonne Monastery, has now been rescued. To the shock of many, the culprits were Duke Goltanna's aide Chancellor Glevanne and, it seems, Queen Louveria herself. Rumor holds that the queen instructed the chancellor to dispose of the princess, thus placing her own son next in line for the throne. Chancellor Glevanne has been put to death for the plot, but the queen denies all knowledge of it.

The young warrior who saved the princess is said to be a lieutenant in Baron Grimm's Blackram Knights by the name of Delita Heiral. In honor of his achievement, he is expected to be given leadership of the knights in place of Baron Grimms, who was killed in battle against the Order of the Ebon Eye.
It has been three months since the death of Cardinal Delacroix, liege lord of Lionel.
Although his death has been attributed to malady, many speculate that he was assassinated. Some even say that he was slain by an otherworldly fiend. The violent assault on Lionel Castle by a band of brigands on the eve of Delacroix's death lends momentum to such outlandish rumors, for strangely enough, the slain appeared to have been crushed to death.
Famine the likes of which have not been seen in decades has descended upon Ivalice. The eastern lands of Zeltennia and Limberry suffer from a drought which has reduced the harvest to half that of a normal year. And to the west in Gallione and Fovoham, widespread flooding has also destroyed close to half of all crops. The capital of Lesalia is awash with refugees who have lost their homes in the war, or who are simply in search of food.
The marquis Elmdore de Limberry, dubbed the "Silver Prince" by his friends and "Silver Demon" by his foes, was slain by a stray arrow in battle on the Fusse Plains. Despite his noble title, he was a popular figure amongst the common people and a devout member of the Church of Glabados. A steady stream of mourners pay respects at his grave. He was a steadfast general of Duke Goltanna's and it seems a certainty that his death will affect the war.
Having apparently lost patience with the long stalemate, Duke Larg's troops have at last taken action. The Order of the Northern Sky, along with most of the soldiers on the front lines, have marched on Fort Besselat. Besselat is an indispensable strong point in the battle against Zeltennia, and capturing it would give Duke Larg's forces access to Limberry's abundant food supply. This battle could well be the key to victory.
Just as rumors of the otherworldly fiend that attacked Lionel Castle begin to die down, another is now said to have appeared at Riovanes - the residence of Grand Duke Barrington. More than five hundred men lost their lives in the ensuing battle. No witnesses survived and there are no clues as to what occurred. Those who have seen the aftermath say that they will never forget the scores of corpses, some with their heads crushed like melons.
Monsters have taken up residence in one of the many coal mines in Gollund. The local government sent out a call for knights to slay the beasts, but the war has made finding able-bodied men difficult. Anxious to be rid of the monsters, the government is now offering a reward for any commoner who can slay them. One can only hope that such a hero will be found soon.
Several months had passed since the murder of Cardinal Delacroix, and the question of who would succeed him as liege lord of Lionel had been on everyone's minds. Although a fierce struggle for power no doubt occurred behind the scenes. Celebrant Bremondt was chosen in the end as expected. He is known for his genial disposition and uncompromising pursuit of heretics, and most have high high hopes for his future as Lionel's new ruler.
Clergymen from all over Ivalice have been reporting thefts as of late. All of the items stolen have been jewels in the care of religious institutions, leading the Church of Glabados to conclude that the crimes are the work of heretics or other enemies of the Church. Anticipating further incidents, it has warned its members to exercise particular vigilance.
The isle of Nelveska lies some eighty thousand dohms north of Zeltennia.
The center of the island is home to the ruins of many ancient temples which served as a crucial base for the warriors fighting Ordallia's forces during the Fifty Years' War.
Although Nelveska may appear to be a lush jungle paradise, the local fishermen avoid it, claiming that it is cursed, and a "fearsome iron sentinel" will slaughter any who dare approach.

Originally posted by Ramza Beoulve:

A historical account of Saint Ajora's life recorded by his disciple, Germonique.
Its very existence has long been denied.

It is a biography of Saint Ajora Glabados, who is hailed by the corrupt Church of Glabados to be a child of the gods, when in fact he was an ordinary man. The book portrays Ajora as he truly was in his original life. It is never clearly stated what Ajora's connection to the Lucavi demon, Ultima the High Seraph, truly is, since the book never mentions Ultima. Whether or not Ajora was a disguise used by Ultima, served as a host for the demon, or Ultima chose to use Ajora's image and form for its own ends after Ajora died is never made clear. The Scriptures of Germonique also contain a set of rituals, one of which opens the portal between Orbonne Monastery and the Necrohol of Mullonde.

Initially the Scriptures of Germonique are part of the library at Orbonne Monastery, but following Isilud Tengille's attack on the monastery to recover the Virgo Zodiac Stone, the scriptures fall into the hands of Ramza Beoulve, who is later tricked into handing them over to Loffrey Wodring, a servant of the Lucavi. Loffrey uses the scriptures to allow Folmarv Tengille, who is really Hashmal, to pass through the portal. After he is mortally wounded by Ramza, Loffrey recites the incantation once more, drawing them both into the Necrohol.

(Read from Left to Right.)

As the founder of a new religion with a rising number of followers, Ajora was seen as no more than a nuisance to the empire. But Ajora was apparently more than just a religious founder. He was a saboteur who infiltrated enemy states to collect information and sow disorder.
Ajora was a spy, dispatched to the Holy Ydoran Empire by a rival state.

Whatever he claimed to be, it was fact that the empire began to fear this upstart's growing influence. Germonique was employed to collect evidence that would allow the empire to arrest Ajora as a spy. The thirteenth disciple was in reality no more than the empire's instrument in a play to uncover Ajora's true intentions.

It seems that Ajora indeed attempted to reassemble the Zodiac Braves.
Germonique confirmed in his writings that Ajora even discovered some of the Stones.
But what was his purpose in seeking them?

I do not know if the young king of Limberry actually summoned a demon. At the very least, I have failed to encounter even a single line within the Scriptures that records the event. Yet catastrophe did indeed befall Mullonde at the time of Ajora's death.
According to the Scriptures, the bulk of the city sank into the sea.

The footnotes provided further enlightenment.
They expressed a different view, no doubt the personal opinion of Elder Simon.

"Although many spoke of their existence, none had ever set eyes upon these Scriptures of Germonique. Some might say they are fraudulent, written with the sole purpose of discrediting Saint Ajora. But I know this tome to be authentic."

"When I served as an inquisitor for the Church, many others in the Holy Office feared the existence of this work. And the same is no doubt true for the High Confessor.
They were all fearful of these writings, for everything contained within them is fact."

"After Saint Ajora's death, the Church, which has capitalized on his considerable influence to seize power for itself, had only one task: to conceal his true nature as a human being.
This one fact has to be erased from the annals of history.
They needed to ensure that Saint Ajora be remembered as a child of the gods."

"Their use of the Zodiac Braves, a legend believed throughout Ivalice, was a stroke of genius. It was a simple feat to convince the people that Saint Ajora had led the Zodiac Braves to defeat a demon. A demon that never existed..."

"I realize now that I had lost my faith the moment I began to read these Scriptures.
And yet I feel no sorrow. Thinking back, I now know that my desire to know the truth was stronger than my faith had ever been."

"But I have committed one great sin. I failed to condemn the Church for lying to our flock all these years. And why? I knew that if I were to share this book with the world, my precious library would be taken from me."

"And to me there could be no pain greater, for this library is the only means of slaking my endless thirst for knowledge. My curiosity eclipsed my will to do what was right."

Elder Simon wrote that Saint Ajora's demon never existed.
But I have seen the dark power of the Zodiac Stones with my own eyes.
There is an evil presence at work---something much more sinister than even the High Confessor and his twisted plots.

(Below chronicles the thoughts of Ramza when he first read the Scriptures of Germonique.)

I opened the Scriptures of Germonique, entrusted to me by Elder Simon, and began to leaf through the pages. The words before my eyes were writ in a holy script of the ancients. Several illustrations were scattered throughout, but many pages were missing or damaged, and the script was exceedingly difficult to decipher. I was deeply curious as to what knowledge lay within.

As I was turning pages, faintly penned letters in modern Ivalician script occasionally caught my eye. Notes of an explanatory nature had been added here and there throughout the book. I wondered who might have written them.

Judging by the faded ink, some entries were more than a decade old, while others seemed to have been penned only in the last few days. As I touched my finger to one of them, the writing smeared. The ink had yet to fully dry. Every note was written in the same hand--- Elder Simon's, I suddenly realized. he must have devoted a significant portion of his life to deciphering these Scriptures, line by painstaking line.

I relied heavily on his fragmentary notes as I continued reading.

Apparently the holy script had been recorded by Germonique, a disciple of Saint Ajora. Germonique... The name struck a familiar cord. Half-forgotten history lessons rose unbidden in my mind.

And then I remembered. Germonique was the disciple who had betrayed his master, turning him over to the Holy Ydoran Empire. I was astounded that a libram penned by the same Germonique from my history lessons now rested in my very hands.

I could hardly contain myself as I turned the pages. And then I was assaulted by a shock far greater than the realization that I held a priceless historical artefact.

Originally I had thought the book to be no more than a collection of Saint Ajora's teachings, as recorded by Germonique. How unprepared I was to learn what it truly contained. The tome served as an account of Saint Ajora's life. The Saint Ajora described within was of a considerably different nature than the man about whom we have all been taught.

I had always known that Saint Ajora was no ordinary mortal. My faith in the Church of Glabados was not as profoundly complete as that of my lord brother Zalbaag, yet I did believe that Saint Ajora was a child of the gods, descended from the heavens to deliver humanity from its self-inflicted chaos. Or should I say, I had believed. All I had thought immutable was shattered upon reading the Scriptures.

Saint Ajora's birth came in the midst of a golden age of technology, when airships yet plied the skies.

He was born in Lesalia, in the city of Bervenia. Moments after his birth, he rose to his feet and approached a well. Upon reaching its base, words of prophecy poured forth from his infant lips: "A calamity shall soon befall this well. Seal it up at once, that none may drink of it."

Some days later, the Black Death visited the town of Bervenia, and all those who drank the well's tainted water succumbed to the plague and perished. Only those families who heeded the prophetic words of Saint Ajora were spared from death and malady. After the incident with the well, the people came to revere Saint Ajora as a portent of miracle and child of the gods.

But it was not until he reached the age of twenty that Saint Ajora would become the savior of Ivalice, and take his place among the gods in Paradise.

Ivalice was not always united as it is today. Long ago, the realm was divided into seven kingdoms: Fovoham, Lionel, Limberry, Lesalia, Gallionne, Zeltennia, and Mullonde. Each warred with the others in a never-ending struggle to expand its own territory.

The conflict had continued for centuries, until an ambitious young king rose to power in Mullonde. This young monarch dreamt of uniting all of Ivalice under his hand, but the road to victory was a difficult and dangerous one. The king turned to ancient tomes and the dark magicks found within, summoning a demon from the netherworld to do his bidding. But once unleashed, the demon slew the king and set out to destroy the very world itself.

To combat this monstrosity, a great hero set out on a quest. Together with his twelve disciples, he collected the Zodiac Stones that had been scattered throughout the world, and the Zodiac Braves were born again. The Zodiac Braves soon defeated the creature's minions and banished the demon back to its infernal plane, for this becoming known as the saviors of our world.

The story is now a well-known legend. The Zodiac Braves have since appeared whenever the world balanced on the brink of catastrophe, only to vanish just as quickly once the crisis has been averted.

Similar catastrophe threatened the world in the time of Saint Ajora. The king of Limberry summoned a demon in hopes of seizing control of all of Ivalice, and once again plunged the world into chaos. And just as in the legend, Saint Ajora collected the twelve Zodiac Stones. And once again the Zodiac Braves rose to defeat the marauding demon.

However, the sovereigns of any age have small tolerance for the interference of well-meaning "heroes."

Fearing the charismatic saint's growing influence, the Holy Ydoran Empire dispatched soldiers to capture him and his devoted followers. Pharism was the prevalent religion in that day, and its priests feared Ajora's growing influence. Ultimately, Germonique, the thirteenth disciple, was tempted by sordid coin, offering vital information that led to his master's capture. The saint was executed upon the gallows of Golgollada soon thereafter.

But lest we forget, Saint Ajora was a child of the gods. The wrath of the heavens was swift and terrible. Immediately following the execution, Mullonde, the center of Pharist teaching, was visited by a terrible cataclysm and sank into the sea.

Saint Ajora then ascended to Paradise to take his rightful place among the gods. This was the legend with which I was familiar---the very same tale told to every child of Ivalice. But the Saint Ajora described within the Scriptures of Germonique was a different man altogether.

Ajora was no child of the gods. He was a mere mortal, no more divine than you or I. He was a revolutionary, who fought to realize his own ambitions. He was no lover of peace---no hero who would sacrifice himself for the good of humanity.

Originally posted by Ramza Beoulve:

The legends of your Holy Auracite are lies!
The Stones are magicite—they hold in them power for evil.

The Auracites are classified as Artefacts, with 13 total.
There is one for every sign of the Zodiac except for Cetus, including Ophiuchus, which is typically not acknowledged in astrology, serving as the basis for its inclusion in the game as a secret sign, which only one Character was born under.






The Zodiac Stones are a prominent element in the story of The Zodiac Brave Story, a legend highly regarded by The Church of Glabados as the central doctrine of the religion's teachings.
The twelve Zodiac Braves, in legend, fought against the Lucavi, driving them back into the spirit world. The legend goes on to say that the Braves, carrying The Zodiac Stones in hand, would come to save humanity should they ever be in peril.

They may not be entirely evil, as one helped revive Marach Galthena after he was shot while defending his sister. Marach claimed to have heard a calm, gentle voice telling him to go back. Ramza has said that perhaps it was God to tell him to go back, and that the will of its wielder shapes it. To release the Lucavi seal in the Auracite, the stone needs a vessel. It is believed that this host must have the same Zodiac sign of the Auracite that the vessel holds and requires that person to become the Lucavi's vessel, but this is not necessarily true, especially with the case of Wiegraf (who is a Virgo, but is possessed by Belias, an Aries). In the case of the Lucavi leader, Ultima, there can only be one vessel for her Auracite in so many generations.

It is said that the Zodiac Signs might be really the Chinese Zodiac.
Of course, for that to be true, you'd have to ignore the fact that they literally bear the signs of the astrological Zodiac, down to the Character Serpentarius literally carrying a snake just like his associated constellation, Ophiucus.

Final Fantasy Tactics - The Zodiac Stones (REBORN) [www.deviantart.com]

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Here are more specific information on each of The Zodiac Stones.

♈ Aries Stone

• One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Ram.
  
• Was obtained after defeating Wiegraf Folles in battle.

♉ Taurus Stone

• One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Bull.
  
• Was discovered deep beneath The Clockwork City of Goug.

♊ Gemini Stone

• One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Twins.
  
• Was acquired after defeating Marquis Messam Elmdore de Limberry.

♋ Cancer Stone

• One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Crab.
  
• Was acquired after defeating Construct 7.

♌ Leo Stone

• One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Lion.
  
• Was acquired after defeating Lord Folmarv of the Knights Templar.

♍ Virgo Stone

• One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Maiden.
  
• Was acquired after defeating Ultima, the High Seraph.

♎ Libra Stone

• One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Scales.
  
• Was a valued heirloom of House Orlandeau.

♏ Scorpio Stone

• One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Scorpion.
  
• Was acquired after defeating Cardinal Alphonse Delacroix in battle.

♐ Sagittarius Stone

• One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Archer.
  
• Was entrusted to Meliadoul Tengille by the High Confessor Marcel Funebris.

♑ Capricorn Stone

• One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Goat.
  
• Was acquired after defeating Lord Dycedarg Beoulve in battle.

♒ Aquarius Stone

• One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Water Bearer.
  
• Was recovered from the depths of a Gollund Coal Mine.

♓ Pisces Stone

• One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Fish.
  
• Was entrusted to Alma by Ser Isilud Tengille, just before his death.

⛎ Serpentarius Stone

• A newly added thirteenth Zodiac Stones.
  
• This particular stone bears the symbol of the Serepent Bearer.
  
• Was obtained after defeating Elidibus.

Originally posted by Ramza Beoulve:

Celia has a long light auburn hair in a single fringe at the left side and brown eyes.
She has a Dancer Outfit with dark blue colour.

• Age: 26
  
• Birthday: August 30
  
• Zodiac: Virgo
  
• Hair: Auburn
  
• Outfit: Dancer (Dark Blue)
  
• Armament: Katana

She is a [Level 29] with [Bravery 65] and [Faith 70]
She has a Status Immunity to: Dead, Stone, Traitor, Chicken and Toad
She favoures Dual Wielding, with Katanas called: Kiyomoris
She favoures a set of Light Armor: Black Cowl, Gaia Gear and Cachusha
She primary employs Subdual Arts, such as: Petrify, Shadowbind, Suffocate, Ultima and Charm
She later employs Throw, which can hurl at you: Knife, Ninja Blade and Flail

Originally posted by Ramza Beoulve:

Lettie has a long blond hair in a single fringe and brown eyes.
She has a Dancer Outfit with dark magenta colour and she wears pink Earrings.

• Age: 19
  
• Birthday: December 13
  
• Zodiac: Sagittarius
  
• Hair: Blond
  
• Outfit: Dancer (Dark Magenta)
  
• Armament: Ninja Blade

She is a [Level 28] with [Bravery 65] and [Faith 70]
She has a Status Immunity to: Dead, Stone, Traitor, Chicken and Toad
She favoures Dual Wielding, with Ninja Blades called: Spellbinders
She favoures a set of Light Armor: Black Cowl, Power Garb and Barette
She primary employs Subdual Arts, such as: Petrify, Shadowbind, Suffocate, Ultima and Charm
She later employs Throw, which can hurl at you: Shuriken and Bomb



-A diabolical killer trained by an order of assassins to quickly dispatch enemies with Subdual Arts.

-Assassin job command. Employs the sinister art of execution.



The Lucavi are carrying out a plot to orchestrate a war in Ivalice and thus possess people in high positions to do their bidding. Celia and Lettie assisted Marquis Elmdore in re-retrieving the Scorpio auracite, which was held by Marach Galthena at Riovanes Castle. It is presumed she also fought in The Horror of Riovanes against the Riovanes Castle guards. After Rapha, Marach's sister, who is Ramza's friend, took the stone, Lettie ambushes her and Ramza on the castle roof with Elmdore and Celia. Ramza defeats the trio, causing Elmdore to make a tactical retreat.

Celia, Lettie, and Elmdore set up base at Limberry Castle. Ramza believes his sister Alma to be at Limberry, so he heads to the castle. Lettie attacks him at the gate with Celia. Ramza defeats the assassins forcing them to flee inside. In the castle, they alert Elmdore of Ramza's arrival. Before Elmdore can react, Ramza steps in. Celia, Lettie, and Elmdore attack him with Celia and Lettie revealing their Ultima Demon forms, but are defeated and killed.

Originally posted by Ramza Beoulve:

Ultima has long white hair in a full fringe and brown eyes with white succubus ears.
She has white feathered wings combining with small red devil wings on her back.
She wears a red high-neck long-sleeve leotard with a pair of matching long gloves.
She wears a red belt and red thigh-high boots with knife holsters.
The knife holsters are adorned with two red belts, where she keeps her long dirks.

• Age: Unknown
  
• Birthday: Unknown
  
• Zodiac: Virgo
  
• Hair: White
  
• Outfit: Leaotard (Red)
  
• Armament: Dirk

She is a [Level 56] with [Bravery 70] and [Faith 70]
She has 1400 HP and 480 MP
She has a Status Immunity to ALL, except: Blind, Slow and Disable
She has a permanent Float status: Earth (X) and Height (+1)
She has a elemental weakness to: None
She uses several powerful attacks, including powerful version of: Ultima



-A being that has been set free from the laws that govern creation, sur. ped. concepts of morality.

High Seraph job command. Magick that unleashes absolute power.
High Seraph job command. A stream of chaos engulfs its victim, causing various status effects.



Saint Ajora Glabados, the founder of the corrupt Church of Glabados, served as her host body. Ultima was killed 1,200 years ago and the goal of the other Lucavi, led by Hashmal in her absence, is to resurrect her. Once that is done, the Lucavi will have no need of auracite or the vessels they inhabit and will be able to come and go as they please.

Ultima needs a person as a host body, but the only suitable host is Ramza Beoulve's younger sister, Alma. Ultima can be resurrected at the Airship Graveyard in the Necrohol of Mullonde, but to get there, the Lucavi must use a portal hidden in Orbonne Monastery.

As her title "Angel of Blood" implies, the resurrection requires that a grand amount of blood be shed. The Lucavi use the church's influence to evoke the War of the Lions, but Hashmal discovers that this has not resulted in enough bloodshed and, after being defeated by Ramza's party, takes his own life to complete the ritual.

Ultima is resurrected, possesses Alma, and attacks Ramza's party. Fortunately, Alma breaks free and Ultima manifests as a demonic being, but is killed by Ramza and his allies. Ultima gathers up even more power in a final effort to preserve her life, but ends up causing an explosion that destroys the Airship Graveyard.



Master of the demonic Lucavi, this heavenly being is beyond the understanding of man. After wandering the world without form for generations, she will be reborn at last - in an ocean of blood and reeking of war.

A being from the tales of Auracite told in the faraway land of Ivalice who was existentialized by absolute truth. An "Angel of Blood" who commands ultimate power, whose deeds rise above Good & Evil. Leader of the mythical demons known as the Lucavi, she was resurrected by possessing Ramza's sister, Alma. However, Alma resisted, severing Ultima off from her body and impeding Ultima's revival. After being defeated by Ramza, she ascends to her ultimate form, transforming into a monstrous demon.

A blood-smeared high seraph which appeared from the land of Ivalice, liberated from the control creation. She used Saint Ajora as a host, but with Saint Ajora's death, Ultima's soul remained in an incomplete form at the Necrohol of Mullonde. Ultima returns to life as Saint Ajora and as Ramza's younger sister through Hashmal's offering of his life as sacrifice. She proved to be a formidable foe to Ramza with the ultimate in magic which is named after her very self - Ultima.

Originally posted by Ramza Beoulve:

She appears as a giant black, white, and purple skeletal monstrosity.
Her face resembles a skeletal mask.
Her wings change into large red devil wings, and she has red devil horns.

• Age: Unknown
  
• Birthday: Unknown
  
• Zodiac: Virgo
  
• Hair: N/A
  
• Outfit: N/A
  
• Armament: N/A

She is a [Level 66] with [Bravery 70] and [Faith 60]
She has 3235 HP and 450 MP
She has a Status Immunity to ALL, except: Slow and Immobilize
She has a permanent Float status: Earth (X) and Height (+1)
She has a elemental weakness to: Holy
She uses several powerful attacks, like: Divine Ultima and Grand Cross



-The High Seraph's ultimate form. Creator, destroyer, and master of both tranquility and chaos.

Arch Seraph Job command. Magick that consumes its victim with a wave of absolute power.
Arch Seraph job command. All those embraced by this magick are banished to the netherworld.



Saint Ajora Glabados, the founder of the corrupt Church of Glabados, served as her host body. Ultima was killed 1,200 years ago and the goal of the other Lucavi, led by Hashmal in her absence, is to resurrect her. Once that is done, the Lucavi will have no need of auracite or the vessels they inhabit and will be able to come and go as they please.

Ultima needs a person as a host body, but the only suitable host is Ramza Beoulve's younger sister, Alma. Ultima can be resurrected at the Airship Graveyard in the Necrohol of Mullonde, but to get there, the Lucavi must use a portal hidden in Orbonne Monastery.

As her title "Angel of Blood" implies, the resurrection requires that a grand amount of blood be shed. The Lucavi use the church's influence to evoke the War of the Lions, but Hashmal discovers that this has not resulted in enough bloodshed and, after being defeated by Ramza's party, takes his own life to complete the ritual.

Ultima is resurrected, possesses Alma, and attacks Ramza's party. Fortunately, Alma breaks free and Ultima manifests as a demonic being, but is killed by Ramza and his allies. Ultima gathers up even more power in a final effort to preserve her life, but ends up causing an explosion that destroys the Airship Graveyard.



Master of the demonic Lucavi, this heavenly being is beyond the understanding of man. After wandering the world without form for generations, she will be reborn at last - in an ocean of blood and reeking of war.

A being from the tales of Auracite told in the faraway land of Ivalice who was existentialized by absolute truth. An "Angel of Blood" who commands ultimate power, whose deeds rise above Good & Evil. Leader of the mythical demons known as the Lucavi, she was resurrected by possessing Ramza's sister, Alma. However, Alma resisted, severing Ultima off from her body and impeding Ultima's revival. After being defeated by Ramza, she ascends to her ultimate form, transforming into a monstrous demon.

A blood-smeared high seraph which appeared from the land of Ivalice, liberated from the control creation. She used Saint Ajora as a host, but with Saint Ajora's death, Ultima's soul remained in an incomplete form at the Necrohol of Mullonde. Ultima returns to life as Saint Ajora and as Ramza's younger sister through Hashmal's offering of his life as sacrifice. She proved to be a formidable foe to Ramza with the ultimate in magic which is named after her very self - Ultima.