Lucentile

Several videos combined into one. Look, I Googled how to figure out how to get a Golden Quintar. You should too. No time stamps. Just suffer multiple hours of quintar racing, me trying to keep my spirits up, and learning how to race quintar. Chocobo breeding was the worst part of FF7, and I feel like quintar breeding, while not great, was not nearly as bad as chocobo breeding was. Next up: Tree, Jade Passage and Castle!

The Ancient Labyrinth is the Magic Only Zone. Here the Nomad's ability to use AP for magic turns out to be incredibly useful, until the boss, which turns out to be a Magi Master rematch, and I hate that guy. Thankfully, MP Drain + Re-raise (or Stalwart) saves the day as always. If you mana drain, and have a Beatmaster to MP dance up, there's no excuse to not have the AoE Re-raise Summon timed for dropping the boss. Thankfully, I looked at the boss's skills and saw that Meteorite had no MP cost. Requiem and Lucky Dice can ignore the Wall Change too, so since you'll want the MP regen dance and Monster Magic equipped anyway, you can completely ignore that mechanic if you so choose. Warlock will let you apply Burn... but uh, not much. I forgot how long it takes me to actually get in the Labyrinth. ---- Time Stamps ---- 00:00 Setting Up Team Magic 33:35 Finally Going In and Wandering 1:21:00 "It's What I Was hoping For" 1:27:15 Anubis, Part 1; "Does Meteorite Cost MP?" 1:29:20 "Ok." Setting Up to Kill Anubis 1:31:05 Anubis, Round 2: "So, 700 Some MP, Right?" 1:43:40 Mass Revive! "I Forgot About Stalwart"

There really aren't many time stamps here. I'll just put the start and then the final successful run. The key is to have your solo person able to heal up and tank some hits. I went with Reaper/Warrior for stances and debuffs, but probably any Reaper/X combination will work. As always, we let DoTs do the work. --- Time Stamps --- 00:00 Sky Arena! 1:29:54 The Final Run 1:35:45 "Here's Our Set Up;" Looting and Clean Up

There's two things we take care of here. The stupid dummy in the main city and exploring the Old World thanks to our gardening via Gabriel. The Dummy is another AoE physical attacker, so slap on that Rogue secondary for the dodge stance and blinds and an Assassin's Cape on the third non-tank character. I put a Quintar Pelt on Muriel, who would have to eat the Bloodspiller, so she swapped to Beatmaster to wear the Quintar Pelt to null the bleed. The Training Sword is nice, but it comes pretty late in the fight. Like the Master Materia, it goes well on a Mimic sporting a secondary you haven't invested in. In the Old World, the Periculum is dangerous because of Hazard Stance and Mist Stance primarily, killing you on a counter and shutting down Magic damage. Unreactable, Effigies and Hope's Cross can negate the Hazard Stance. Stone and Mist Stance you can just get around by timing when to use abilities, and I got around Stone Stance just by relying on DoTs to put in work. Pain Spreader is another AoE physical, so get some immunity gear on and Rogue Secondary, which is also helpful to stop Dark Overtures. You can't dispel the stance, despite me thinking we'll be smart and try that at one point. So, combine the two common strategies we've been employing for bosses (Instant Kill avoidance and AoE minimization) and defeat the Periculum (make sure to magic down or Shell up)! I may have swore at one point when I made a mistake. All that's left is the tree, the labyrinth, the castle and breeding a Golden Quintar. ---- Time Stamps ---- 00:00 Setting Up for Dummy, Part 1 12:14 Dummy Revenge 24:48 One Dead Dummy 25:19 Learning Old World Boss 28:15 Planning for the Periculum 33:48 Attempt 2: We Know What We're Doing-ish 39:40 Beastmaster Is Terrible... Prepping More 42:45 Attempt 3: Now With More Ninja 53:25 Attempt 4: Now With Even MORE Ninja 1:10:40 "We Got Closer..." More Prep 1:15:05 Attempt 5: Now With More Cleric 1:22:05 Attempt 6: Without Forgetting to Dodge 1:28:20 Attempt 7: Now With Fewer Ninja 1:29:20 "Oh, that won't work..." More Prep 1:30:58 Attempt 8: Now With More Rogue 1:32:10 "Maybe I Am Doing This Wrong..." More Prep and Castle Wandering 1:46:38 Attempt Who Knows: Bounce Edition 2:15:10 Proof of Merit -- Longest Boss Fight? 2:18:00 Post Boss Wandering

We've got a few more bosses to knock off. The last two in the Deep, Gabriel and then the Tall, Tall, Heights burrowing boss. They each required some set ups. I don't know why this video is off center. Maybe all of them have been. Sorry. The Evil Shark bases its trick off just eating you alive. We get around this with some standard CC, Stalwart, and re-raise. Healing isn't too important, just enough to keep you out chip kill range with its AoE. The set up takes a bit, but slapping Stalwart on everyone essentially buys us some extra bites. As a fun note, whoever has the Crab Claw gets a second Stalwart stack. If you don't have the Valkyrie/Bardbarian set up, a Crab Claw on your Stalwart tank might be great. The Assassin's Cloak is useful for all the "dodge AoE" fight set ups you need to do. The Peacekeeper is actually a pretty straight forward fight if you've got good AoE and and cleansing. We knock it out without even having to do a special set up. It drops a Guardian Angel, which might help you against the Shark's aggressive eating habits. Basically, all the STEM bosses give you neat stuff. Gabriel requires some set up to avoid all the DoT effects. Once you've got that taken care of, along with standard Rogue interrupts, you should have the damage by this point to power through its health if you cleared the bosses to get here. Fang Pendants and Quintar Pelts can help you deal with Bleeding and Poison, at which point the Burning isn't that big of a deal to heal/Warlock cleanse through. Hermetic to be safe you can set up to avoid the instant kill from the ice combo and Devour, you can skip the Effigies + Hope Cross stuff if you can manage blinds/CC for the Devours and cleanses for the frost, but immunity just seems the safer way to go. Other than that, pretty straight forward as well. Probably should have tackled this guy before Gabriel, huh? ---- Time Stamps ---- 00:00 Shark Setup! 15:15 Shark Attack, Part 1 27:22 Reconfiguring... 30:00 Shark Attack, Part 2 43:30 One Dead Shark! 51:16 The Peacekeeper 1:02:13 One Dead Peacekeeper! 1:04:58 Gabriel, Part 1 1:06:44 Setting Up for Gabriel 1:26:05 Gabriel, Part 2 1:39:58 One Dead Gabriel... and Gardening 1:54:01 Learning Hermetic 2:01:40 Hermetic, Round 2 2:08:39 Hermetic Down... More Gardening, Wandering and Class Seals

We're just knocking out some bosses and coasting on the way to the end of the game. We find all our books and wander the depths! Thankfully, I remembered where the Sad Salmon was to make this go quicker. Rexosaur I think was the easiest of the end game bosses so far. ---- Time Stamps ---- 00:00 Notes and Preparations 05:42 Learning the Old One and More Preparations 24:45 Old One Round 2: Victory 39:20 Back to Depths Wandering 1:28:20 To the Library! 1:30:01 The Ice Puzzles Begin 1:47:50 Looting with Skeleton Key 1:52:04 Hunting Rexosaur 1:53:23 Defeating Rexosaur 2:03:25 Back Home and Checking Stats

We get the last summon, crabs and tree treasures! There's a lot of exploring going on here. Adventure! The Water Summon boss is another easy boss if you prepare for it, specifically re-equipping your Avoid Instant Kill Effects gear. ---- Time Stamps ---- 00:00 Let's Go! 07:00 Exploring the Water 1:35:00 Exploring the Tree 2:19:44 Prepping for Water Summon 2:34:40 Beating the Water Summon 2:45:51 Wandering: Summoner Master, Gardening and Stealing

There's not too much to post here. I found the next boss to tackle... and I don't. We beat our head against the wall for the video slowly progressing, but I think I need to go find the Water Summon next, in part to get some LP on secondary jobs, and in part to not keep losing. No time stamps. Just losing.

This is way more exciting than episode 31! We take out three bosses after collecting some Quintar Eggs. The Conscript in the tram tunnel proves easy once we slap on three Effigies and an accessory that negates instant death, while the Undergrowth proves to be a push over once you know you can Silence and Paralyze it out of Cloning itself. Likewise, thanks to the Earth Bangles we farmed up, the Earth Summon is also pretty easy. Time stamps below! At the end we even go steal a healer bow and a two handed tanking sword from the J. Tangle dungeon, because we can. ---- Time Stamps ---- 00:00 Let's Go! Quintars and Beastmaster Class Master 42:01 Conscript Round 1 44:55 Setting Up for Conscript 53:39 Conscript Round 2 1:03:30 Preparing for Undergrowth 1:28:22 Undergrowth, The Clone Wars 1:36:03 Preparing for Earth Summon 1:40:40 Earth Summon, Shake and Quake 1:52:14 Stealing New Weapons ---- Builds ---- Muriel: 17 Warrior; 9 Fencer; 8 Aegis; 6 Ninja; 5 Monk; 5 Beatsmith; 5 Valkyrie; 3 Samurai; 1 Nomad Mastered Classes: Warrior, Fencer, Aegis, Ninja, Nomad, Beatsmith, Samurai, Valkyrie Emikis: 16 Warlock; 8 Cleric; 8 Shaman; 5 Aegis; 5 Dervish; 5 Valkyrie; 3 Warrior; 3 Monk; 3 Nomad; 1 Weaver; 1 Rogue; 1 Wizard; 1 Chemist Mastered Classes: Cleric, Warlock, Shaman, Aegis, Nomad, Dervish, Valkyrie Zarron: 18 Monk; 9 Rogue; 8 Hunter; 5 Beatsmith; 4 Ninja; 4 Reaper; 4 Beastmaster; 3 Warrior; 3 Assassin; 2 Dervish; Mastered Classes: Monk, Rogue, Hunter, Reaper, Ninja, Beatsmith, Assassin, Beastmaster, Dervish Lelias: 29 Shaman; 9 Scholar; 8 Warlock; 6 Dervish; 6 Summoner; 1 Nomad Mastered Classes: Wizard, Warlock, Shaman, Chemist, Dervish

Guys, this is a pretty boring update. We kill a boss we should have gotten 15-20-30 levels ago and collect some Earth and Water Bangles for future boss resists. I'm time stamping the boss, but that's about it. ----- Time Stamps ----- 00:00 Let's Go! 04:00 Basement 05:40 Back to Exploring and Collecting Bangles

Alright! The leap of faith worked out. We pick up the Mimic Crystal and find the Undergrowth boss. I think we can pick that boss off after finishing to pick up new equipment and the Life Summon. Speaking of which, after the Undergrowth killed us, we finally head to the J. Tangle. There, we found the Life Summon, where we finally swap Zarron back to a Hunter to Barrage the adds. Timing Lelias's hard CC to negate the revive all from the boss made this a pretty easy fight, especially with Muriel stacking DoTs and an attack all as a Beatsmith to mitigate the damage. Finally, we finish picking up the keys and enter the Hidden Temple (I'd like to think we're the Blue Barracudas.) Fully exploring here gets us the Weaver (Time Mage style class) crystal and the second book. We're also almost all Level 60. Lelias is lagging behind, as always, the slacker. Next up, picking up the Beastmaster Seal and seeing if we can defeat the Lake Delende Summon. ---- Time Stamps ---- 00:00 Chalice of Tar Attempts Continued 08:18 Leap of Faith and Mimic Master 08:48 Chalice of Tar Wandering (Mimic Crystal) 26:55 To the Eastern Chasm Raceway 30:17 To Undergrowth (and DEATH) 41:39 Class Change Up 44:50 J. Tangle Exploration 2:13:48 Life Summon Fight (Failure) 2:16:48 Class Change Up 2 2:19:15 J. Tangle Exploration 2 3:01:35 Life Summon Fight (Success!) 3:06:50 Class Change Up 3 3:14:30 Using Keys and Entering The Hidden Temple 3:15:26 Down the Elevator, Dungeon Wandering (Weaver Crystal) 4:00:24 Class Change Up 4 and Closing ---- Builds ---- Muriel: 17 Warrior; 9 Fencer; 8 Aegis; 6 Ninja; 5 Monk; 5 Beatsmith; 5 Valkyrie; 3 Samurai; 1 Nomad Mastered Classes: Warrior, Fencer, Aegis, Ninja, Nomad, Beatsmith, Samurai, Valkyrie Emikis: 16 Warlock; 8 Cleric; 8 Shaman; 5 Aegis; 5 Dervish; 5 Valkyrie; 3 Warrior; 3 Monk; 3 Nomad; 1 Weaver; 1 Rogue; 1 Wizard; 1 Chemist Mastered Classes: Cleric, Warlock, Shaman, Aegis, Nomad, Dervish, Valkyrie Zarron: 18 Monk; 9 Rogue; 8 Hunter; 5 Beatsmith; 4 Ninja; 4 Reaper; 4 Beastmaster; 3 Warrior; 3 Assassin; 2 Dervish; Mastered Classes: Monk, Rogue, Hunter, Reaper, Ninja, Beatsmith, Assassin, Beastmaster Lelias: 29 Shaman; 9 Scholar; 8 Warlock; 6 Dervish; 6 Summoner; 1 Nomad Mastered Classes: Wizard, Warlock, Shaman, Chemist, Dervish

We finally get around to our exploration. Four basic sections: First, we finally beat the Moat Monster. Then, on to the Quintar Tombs to learn to speak to Quintars, then some Quintar races. Next, we explore the Ramparts a bit and find the Beastmaster crystal. Then, taking out Masashi. Finally, to the Chalice of Tar to find the Vermillion Book. After we come back, we'll probably change those Nomad levels on Muriel to something else. Same with Zarron's Dervish levels. Emikis might consolidate Wizard/Chemist/Scholar levels into Monk for HP. ---- Time Stamps ---- 00:00 Notes and Thinking 01:30 Moat Monster! 14:00 Notes... and on to the Quintar Tombs 47:35 Taking the Notes Down and Fighting Monsters 55:24 Trying Again and Target Dummies 1:03:09 Back to the Mausoleum 1:36:20 Buttons and Languages! 1:39:50 Talking to and Racing with Quintars 2:11:53 Castle Ramparts Wandering 2:21:48 Too Slow on Rampart Demon 2:22:30 Emikis With the Blank Pages Saves the Day 2:28:15 Round 2: Rampart Demon and Beastmaster Jumps 2:40:28 Preparing for Masashi 2:43:55 Fighting Masashi 2:46:08 To Chalcie of Tar (Vermillion Book and Turn In) 3:03:09 Resting and Status Check ---- Builds ---- Muriel: 17 Warrior; 9 Fencer; 8 Aegis; 5 Monk; 5 Ninja; 4 Nomad; 4 Valkyrie; 3 Samurai; 1 Beatsmith Mastered Classes: Warrior, Fencer, Aegis, Ninja, Samurai, Valkyrie Emikis: 16 Warlock; 8 Cleric; 8 Shaman; 5 Dervish; 5 Aegis; 3 Warrior; 3 Nomad; 3 Valkyrie; 1 Wizard; 1 Scholar; 1 Chemist; 1 Monk Mastered Classes: Cleric, Warlock, Shaman, Nomad, Dervish, Aegis Zarron: 18 Monk; 9 Rogue; 8 Hunter; 5 Beatsmith; 4 Ninja; 4 Reaper; 3 Assassin; 2 Dervish; 2 Warrior; 1 Beastmaster Mastered Classes: Monk, Rogue, Hunter, Beatsmith, Assassin, Ninja, Reaper Lelias: 16 Wizard; 11 Shaman; 9 Scholar; 8 Warlock; 6 Dervish; 5 Summoner; 1 Reaper Masterd Classes: Wizard, Warlock, Shaman, Dervish, Chemist

We've finally found a few places to go to. We take some time at the start to pick up some cheese skills from Rogue for everyone after realizing the Dodge all Physical AoEs skill is going to crucial to our future success once we come across another AoE murder machine. After that, we collect a Woke Quintar Eye and decide to bring it back to the guy who collects Quintar Eyes. Except, not THAT Quintar Eye. Surprise boss! It takes some fiddling, but thanks again to a Ninja Aegis with DoTs and Dodges, we get through. Then we do some gardening. We finally mastered Reaper on someone too! ---- Time Stamps ---- 00:00 Let's Go! Wandering 16:42 Woke Quintar Fight 19:10 Quintar Mausoleum Exploration Cut Short 26:15 Rogue Training 57:41 Turning in the Woke Quintar Eye 1:01:23 Preparing for Enthusiast and Buttermint 1:40:32 Final Preparation... I'm Sorry Buttermint 1:55:34 Post Buttermint Clean Up 2:04:25 Reaper Master 2:07:01 Gardening and Clean Up ---- Builds ---- Muriel: 17 Warrior; 9 Fencer; 8 Aegis; 5 Monk; 5 Ninja; 4 Valkyrie; 3 Samurai; 1 Beatsmith; 1 Nomad Mastered Classes: Warrior, Fencer, Aegis, Ninja, Samurai, Valkyrie Emikis: 16 Warlock; 8 Cleric; 8 Shaman; 5 Dervish; 5 Aegis; 3 Warrior; 3 Nomad; 1 Valkyrie; 1 Wizard; 1 Scholar; 1 Chemist 1 Monk Mastered Classes: Cleric, Warlock, Shaman, Nomad, Dervish, Aegis Zarron: 18 Monk; 9 Rogue; 8 Hunter; 5 Beatsmith; 4 Ninja; 4 Reaper; 3 Assassin; 2 Warrior Mastered Classes: Monk, Rogue, Hunter, Beatsmith, Assassin, Ninja, Reaper Lelias: 16 Wizard; 11 Shaman; 9 Scholar; 8 Warlock; 6 Dervish; 2 Summoner; 1 Reaper Mastered Classes: Wizard, Warlock, Shaman, Dervish, Chemist

Guys, we found the gimmick summons. The first one (on the left) evades all attacks for 18 actions. So... we set up to endure and used Double Cast to eat through multiple charges of it. Then, with it's 1 measly hit point, Emikis stabbed it to death. The second one is the standard reflect-o-rama boss. For the Shadow boss, Emikis had White Magic and Lelias had Doublecast Remedy as secondaries. Muriel went Aegis over Ninja with Remedy as her secondary to help keep the Doom effect clear while also applying Defense and Resist buffs as needed. Zarron swapped back to Monk for more cleanses and a Revive and slotted Beatsmith as his secondary to keep MP up . This one took us a bit longer because I misread the buff, thinking it was it lasted 18 TURNS not 18 HITS. Embarrassing. For the Reflect Boss, Muriel swapped over to Ninja and equipped the Brigandine to equip the Burning Sword and the Paralyze Sword. She stuck Paralyze a few times over the course of the fight, which was huge for us. Her constant DoT pressure with Poison (from an accessory), Bleeding (from Blood Spiller) and Burning (from her Sword) let us get surprisingly large amounts of damage through despite boss resists. Lelias's secondary was Item for this fight, so she mainly got a few good turns with her Summon magic (including layering Blink up for when the boss did physical attacks), while Zarron swapped to Beat Smith with Equip Dagger to use Trickery to apply interrupts, which he was able to do a few times to avoid some dangerous spells. No levels or other stuff, but I feel like both of these bosses really show what a turn based JRPG can do. ---- Time Stamps ---- 00:00 Trying to Remember Where the Shadow Summon Was 12:45 Learning the Shadow Summon Boss 1:44:50 Beating Shadows 1:59:07 Going to the Reflection Summon Boss 2:02:33 Learning the Reflection Summon Boss 2:34:50 Beating Reflections 2:51:50 Deciding Where to Go Next! ---- Builds ---- Muriel: 17 Warrior; 9 Fencer; 8 Aegis; 5 Monk; 5 Ninja; 4 Valkyrie; 3 Samurai; 1 Beatsmith Mastered Classes: Warrior, Fencer, Aegis, Ninja, Samurai, Valkyrie Emikis: 16 Warlock; 8 Cleric; 8 Shaman; 5 Dervish; 5 Aegis; 3 Warrior; 3 Nomad; 1 Wizard; 1 Scholar; 1 Chemist 1 Monk Mastered Classes: Cleric, Warlock, Shaman, Nomad, Dervish, Aegis Zarron: 18 Monk; 9 Rogue; 8 Hunter; 5 Beatsmith; 4 Ninja; 3 Assassin; 2 Warrior; 3 Reaper Mastered Classes: Monk, Rogue, Hunter, Beatsmith, Assassin, Ninja Levels: 17 Wizard; 11 Shaman; 8 Warlock; 8 Scholar; 6 Dervish; 1 Reaper; 1 Summoner Masterd Classes: Wizard, Warlock, Shaman, Dervish, Chemist

Here it is! We finally are going about finding bosses to conquer. The Earth Summon has about 40,000 HP, which puts it at 20k more than we're comfortably chewing through. So, we moved on... to beating up two bosses that annoyed us. We're just going to divide this video up in to three parts for the three bosses. --- Time Stamps 00:00 Earth Summon 25:30 Practicing Crag Demon 1:31:33 Defeating Crag Demon and Clean Up 1:55:53 Troll Boss Start 2:03:45 Clean Up and Reset Party --- Character Builds Muriel: 17 Warrior; 9 Fencer; 8 Aegis; 5 Monk; 5 Ninja; 4 Valkyrie; 3 Samurai; 1 Beatsmith Mastered Classes: Warrior, Fencer, Aegis, Ninja, Samurai, Valkyrie Emikis: 16 Warlock; 8 Cleric; 8 Shaman; 5 Dervish; 5 Aegis; 3 Warrior; 3 Nomad; 1 Wizard; 1 Scholar; 1 Chemist 1 Monk Mastered Classes: Cleric, Warlock, Shaman, Nomad, Dervish, Aegis Zarron: 18 Monk; 9 Rogue; 8 Hunter; 5 Beatsmith; 4 Ninja; 3 Assassin; 2 Warrior; 3 Reaper Mastered Classes: Monk, Rogue, Hunter, Beatsmith, Assassin, Ninja Levels: 17 Wizard; 11 Shaman; 8 Warlock; 8 Scholar; 6 Dervish; 1 Reaper; 1 Summoner Masterd Classes: Wizard, Warlock, Shaman, Dervish, Chemist

Not much to talk about here. There's basically a bit of wandering before and after we tackle the summons, and the then the summons themselves. In your face Shaku, Summon of Fire. Behold, the power of Blackout. --- Time Stamps 00:00 Explaining the Plan 00:45 Promptly Not doing the Plan 00:56 Battle Murasaki! 03:25 Back to Wandering 06:20 Prepping for (and losing to) Wind Summon 22:35 Defeating the Wind Summon 33:41 Wandering... 35:23 Prepping for Fire Summon 38:32 Blacking Out the Fire Summon 44:58 Valkyrie Class Master and Wandering --- Character Builds Muriel: 17 Warrior; 9 Fencer; 8 Aegis; 5 Monk; 4 Ninja; 4 Valkyrie; 3 Samurai; 1 Beatsmith Mastered Classes: Warrior, Fencer, Aegis, Ninja, Samurai, Valkyie Emikis: 16 Warlock; 8 Cleric; 8 Shaman; 5 Dervish; 5 Aegis; 3 Warrior; 3 Nomad; 1 Wizard; 1 Scholar; 1 Chemist Mastered Classes: Cleric, Warlock, Shaman, Nomad, Dervish, Aegis Zarron: 18 Monk; 9 Rogue; 8 Hunter; 5 Beatsmith; 4 Ninja; 3 Assassin; 2 Warrior; 2 Reaper Mastered Classes: Monk, Rogue, Hunter, Beatsmith, Assassin, Ninja Levels: 18 Wizard; 11 Shaman; 8 Warlock; 7 Scholar; 6 Dervish; 1 Reaper Masterd Classes: Wizard, Warlock, Shaman, Dervish, Chemist

There's both not a lot and a lot that happens. We try a bit of gardening, find some Blank Pages. find the Beastmaster Class Master and master Chemist. Pretty neat! --- Time Stamps 00:00 Reviewing Notes and Opening Wandering 07:15 Failing to Enter Chalice of Tar 08:48 Gardening, More Wandering (Desert and Owl Wandering) 34:53 Oasis Camp/Labyrinth Base 36:13 More Desert Wandering 50:32 Wild Quintar Fight! 53:22 Wandering Again 57:00 Cave with Blank Pages and More Wandering 1:16:15 Ramparts and Tall, Tall Heights Wandering 1:35:03 Getting Chemist Seal and Round Up --- Character Builds Muriel: 17 Warrior; 9 Fencer; 8 Aegis; 5 Monk; 4 Ninja; 4 Valkyrie; 3 Samurai; 1 Beatsmith Mastered Classes: Warrior, Fencer, Aegis, Ninja, Samurai Emikis: 16 Warlock; 8 Cleric; 8 Shaman; 5 Dervish; 5 Aegis; 3 Warrior; 3 Nomad; 1 Wizard; 1 Scholar; 1 Chemist Mastered Classes: Cleric, Warlock, Shaman, Nomad, Dervish, Aegis Zarron: 18 Monk; 9 Rogue; 8 Hunter; 5 Beatsmith; 4 Ninja; 3 Assassin; 2 Warrior; 2 Reaper Mastered Classes: Monk, Rogue, Hunter, Beatsmith, Assassin, Ninja Levels: 18 Wizard; 11 Shaman; 8 Warlock; 7 Scholar; 6 Dervish; 1 Reaper Masterd Classes: Wizard, Warlock, Shaman, Dervish, Chemist

Finally got around to looking at Tall, Tall Heights. We got ourselves a map and found the entrance to the Northern Cave. There, we found an evil slip and slide that we conquered with an owl and got ourselves a new Summoner crystal. You'll notice Lelias is back to using dice. That's just how life goes, I guess. --- Time Stamps 00:00 Starting at Tall, Tall Heights Exploration 05:23 Get this man an ice block 10:18 Just Kidding. Souvenir Shop and Wandering 24:18 Ok, back to ice block delivery 28:13 Back to Wandering (Reaper Class Master found) 1:36:11 Northern Cave 1:45:00 Pre-Slip Glide Ride Wandering 1:49:36 Gardening 1:55:15 Back to Slip Glide Ride 2:34:25 Red Guardian and Summoner Crystal 2:42:15 Post-Slip Glide Ride Wandering --- Character Builds Muriel: 18 Warrior; 9 Fencer; 8 Aegis; 4 Monk; 4 Ninja; 3 Samurai; 3 Valkyrie; 1 Beatsmith Mastered Classes: Warrior, Fencer, Aegis, Ninja, Samurai Emikis: 16 Warlock; 8 Cleric; 8 Shaman; 5 Dervish; 4 Aegis; 3 Warrior; 3 Nomad; 1 Wizard; 1 Scholar; 1 Chemist Mastered Classes: Cleric, Warlock, Shaman, Nomad, Dervish Zarron: 18 Monk; 9 Rogue; 8 Hunter; 5 Beatsmith; 4 Ninja; 3 Assassin; 2 Warrior; 1 Reaper Mastered Classes: Monk, Rogue, Hunter, Beatsmith, Assassin, Ninja Levels: 18 Wizard; 10 Shaman; 8 Warlock; 7 Scholar; 6 Dervish; 1 Reaper Masterd Classes: Wizard, Warlock, Shaman, Dervish

So, we got around to exploring Tall, Tall Heights and found a Summit Shrine. We now have an owl, which helped us find the Ninja Master. We also got our Nomad Seal. We still have some exploration of Tall, Tall Heights to go, particularly finding the map and the Northern Cave. Still, owl is fun. --- Time Stamps 00:00 Notes and Planning 03:50 Crag Fiend Still Murders Us 05:20 Back to Wandering (Quintar Caves) 25:40 Tall, Tall Heights Wandering 1:22:40 Summit Shrine 1:30:25 Evil Owlbear! 1:40:10 Owl Wandering (Clearing Up Map, Finding Mountain Heart Lake, Triton Shrine, Chemist's Hut) 3:07:23 Return to Town and Character Tweaking --- Character Builds Muriel: 18 Warrior; 9 Fencer; 8 Aegis; 4 Monk; 4 Ninja; 3 Samurai; 1 Valkyrie; 1 Beatsmith Mastered Classes: Warrior, Fencer, Aegis, Ninja, Samurai Emikis: 16 Warlock; 8 Cleric; 8 Shaman; 5 Dervish; 3 Warrior; 3 Nomad; 2 Aegis; 1 Wizard; 1 Scholar; 1 Chemist Mastered Classes: Cleric, Warlock, Shaman, Nomad, Dervish, Zarron: 18 Monk; 9 Rogue; 8 Hunter; 5 Beatsmith; 3 Assassin; 2 Warrior; 1 Ninja; 1 Cleric Mastered Classes: Monk, Rogue, Hunter, Beatsmith, Assassin Levels: 18 Wizard; 8 Warlock; 8 Shaman; 7 Scholar; 6 Dervish; 1 Reaper Masterd Classes: Wizard, Warlock, Shaman, Dervish,

Not a lot this time around. We got the Assassin and Samurai class masters, and we won fish race. It got us... Faster Fish. I... am not sure why our reward for being the fastest fish is FASTER fish, but fish. 00:00 Let's Go (Reviewing Notes) 01:30 Visiting Assassin and Samurai Masters 26:15 Equipping and Class Changing 38:51 Fish Races! 1:03:15 Testing New Fish and Wrap Up

We finally buckle down to do a dungeon, specifically, the volcano! There's a brief interlude where I try to remember where the Assassin class master is and stumble across the Ganymede Shrine. - Muriel: 18 Warrior; 10 Fencer; 8 Aegis; 4 Ninja; 3 Samurai; 2 Monk; 1 Reaper; 1 Beatsmith - Emikis: 16 Warlock; 8 Cleric; 8 Shaman; 5 Dervish; 3 Warrior; 2 Nomad; 2 Aegis; 1 Wizard; 1 Scholar; 1 Chemist - Zarron: 18 Monk; 9 Rogue; 8 Hunter; 5 Beatsmith; 3 Assassin; 2 Warrior; 1 Ninja; 1 Cleric - Lelias: 20 Wizard; 8 Warlock; 6 Dervish; 6 Scholar; 4 Shaman; 3 Chemist 00:00 Staying Super Focused 02:00 Exploring Around the Volcano 18:20 Into the Volcano! 53:55 Fight the Evil Sword 1:00:26 Post Evil Sword Wandering to Ganymede 1:53:05 Back to the Volcano! 2:05:20 Fight the Evil Volcano Lizard Duo 2:14:06 Exterior Volcano Wandering and Valkyrie Crystal 2:17:30 Valkyrie Skills and Status Check

So, I did some wandering. I found a Quintar Mausoleum. I found some treasures above the catfish statue. I have enough Underpass scraps to buy an Underpass scrap when I have money. No timestamps because there's no organization here. If you want to find the secrets, you have to watch the whole thing. We also found a tram and a Valkyrie Outpost. Next time, Volcano Adventures!

There's not much to say about this video. No time stamps even. If you want to see where the secret stuff I found on the Rent-a-Salmon is, you'll just have to watch the whole thing. We finished LP on Scholar for Lelias, and thanks to our new fish, unlocked Nomad for Emikis. With our fish, we have the following places left to explore that I can remember (not in order of what I plan to explore): Tall, Tall Heights Overpass Castle Quintar Reserve Land's End Flyer's Refuge Salmon Bay Salmon Room + J... Whatever Place Salmon Statue Beauroir Volcano Evil Mushroom in Tunnel Evil Crag Demon Monster Evil Troll Monster