The Monster Multiverse

Example: Anything else just ask me. As well as for questions.

If you want to request for characters for your own file for this series or any other game that allows custom characters, go ahead and leave your request here.

It's a type of request thead.

In the first final fantasy game, you get to pick four characters with a job class of your choice. In addiction, you have to give them names.

Moving on to "Final Fantasy Tactics", in the game you can buy new characters. This game has a battle system similar to fire emblem but much better. These are blank character that you have to name. Fortunately, you can selection their zodiac sign, as well as for job class. The catch about the job system for this game is you have to earn your job. You can have a primary job that holds your dominant traits and skills. Then there's (what I call) your sub job class. In this game, your allow to use the skills and traits of other job classes. You can only have one of each type of trait. Your main attacks and traits is based on your job. The rest you can only have one trait for each area.

Example:

Name: Rezeed
Sign:Aquarius
Main Job: Samurai
Support Skills: Mediator(This part will allow my to use the skills/attack I learn while I was at that job class.)
Response: Counter(Depending on the response skill, you can react to different things in different ways. Counter lets me attack with my weapon to immediately when he hits me with his.)
Support trait passive: Two Swords(This trait allow a passive ability to be used. There is a rainbow of support traits. Like equiping weapons/armor that's outside or job class or protect your self from attacks that destroy your equipment. Two sword come from ninja and it allows you to attack with two weapons.)
Walking Support: Teleport(this one affects your movement. Teleport is selfexplaintory. It can let you walk farther, walk on water, and variety of other things based on what your character knows from their experience from being in a specific job class.)

End of example.

There is a lot of job classes in this game and I can have up to 16 people in one file. Any more questions about this game, you can ask away.

The last game is called final fantasy crystal chronicals. There are four races in this game with four different looks to them. This game can go coop multiplayer with the use of the gba.

I'm asking if I can put you guys in my file for these games. I don't know what you guys would have in mind, so if you guys want to be set up in a specific way(like job class, names, and traits) please inform me. Names for this series have a seven letter limit.

In addition, if you guys what to request to do the same or there's a game(like soul calibur 3) that has a character making feature. You can ask away in my thread.


http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/psx/file/197339/3859 Tactics job guide

http://www.gamefaqs.com/nes/522595-fina ... faqs/10521 FF job guide

http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/gamecub ... 4433/28669 Crystal Chronicles

ME:

Ideally, I want to have as many people as possible from this forum to be in my new file for these games. I really hope you guys will humor me. Though, there are some I really wish will give the honor of having them in my file for these three games.

These are people are cool to me, I Iike, respect, and/or think are cool. If I'm forgetting anyone, I'm updating this list periodically. The ones that are striked through are ones who agreed to do this. Please, if anyone wants in my file for either or all three games, let me know, and if you have the chance, please let me know by posting and post how you want to be setuped. This can be useful for others that want to do the same thing. The point of this thread is to add TMM users in save files to games that allow to to have custom character or characters that can be made on a character making feature.

Examples of games with such a feature:

Final Fantasy Tactics is a tactical role-playing game. In this game, your allowed to make new characters to help you on your file. These characters are blank slates, and will have no learned skills and the two default jobs. Squire and Chemist. This is useful when you want to personalize your file. You can make as many as you want as long as you have the Gil (Currency of the game) and the space in your party. Your permited to have at most around 16 people. Your free to remove character from your file except story characters. Unfortunately, these blank slates, will always start at lv1 regardless of how far in the game your in. Because of that it's best to make these characters when your at the beginning. They way you can build your characters without road bumps.

When you buy your new (yet to be named) character, they will show you a little chart. It contains, their stats, their faith, bravery, and a random zodiac sign. Your probably wondering what's with the last three. Bravery factors in a few areas. Your physical strength, your refexes, and your attack power when your use martial arts. Faith is like bravery, but with magic. It affects your magic (offense and defense) and how likely your going to be affected by abnormal stats. Too high or too low of faith will make your character leave the party. This game has some religious themes. The Zodiac doesn't factor in too much except an attack bonus. Have a party members that are compatible, will improve their team dynamics by increasing their attack and accuracy as far as I remember. Incompatible members, do the opposite. When you see a combination of these aspects you like, you can buy and name your character.

There are a total of 18 job classes in this game. Some are easy to obtain others aren't so much. As mentioned before, you start off with Squire and Chemist. To get the more stronger or cooler jobs you need experience with other jobs. Chemists lead to more jobs related to magic. Squires lead to the path of the warrior. When you get enough experience with what appears to be random jobs, special ones become available. The most elusive ones to obtain are the bard(men only), the dancer(female only), or mime. They require that you have a lot of experience with just about with most if or all the jobs. Out of the 18 jobs there are five that look like more of a novelty, Mediators, Mimes, Bards, Dancers and Calculators. Mediator do the same role as our admin/moderators through talking. There are other talking relate skills for this job that are interesting, but you'll have to the see the job guide I will supply (again) to get more details. The mime repeats the
attack that was last executed regardless of casting/charge time. The calculator improves magic with the power of math. Seems strange, but it does alot as magic support. Bards and Dancer perform for attacks. Each song/dance does a different effect and damage to all the enemies, but it takes awhile to get ready. I mentioned these because the job/monster ally info video won't mention these jobs. On a final note, each job have unique traits that you can use without the need of equiping it when your assigned to that job. You can have those traits equiped, but depending on the type you can equip only one. For the list of traits and job skills, please consult the job guide that will be posted after the tutorial.

I'm going to put aside what's best for the character to wear because that's really defined by the maker of the file. The only thing I can say is if you want a character to use a weapon/armor that's outside your job's allowed equip, there's simple way to remedy that. There are support traits, that for just about every job class that will allow you to use their weapon, and have it for another job you want to be in. Moving on, the best job is a matter of preference. If you go for a job you like you can't go wrong. It's best to have your favorite be your main job and the other one you like the best is the sub job. But, if you like the natural traits of your sub job more and don't want to equip the trait. Just swap what will be your main job. Once your satisfied with your job, your next step will be your job traits. There are three types of traits Response, Support, and Move. Response is your conditioned reflex. Depending on what you equip, you'll have a
different reflex that's meant for when your enemy attacks. Different responses, react to different enemy moves. Support skills are the equipable versions of the distinct unique traits that associate with different jobs. There are a rainbow of traits that let you do different things. Like equip weapons that are normally associated with other jobs or improve areas like your stats or your casting and charging time. Finally, walking traits reflect your movement. Some traits improve your mobility, find stuff as you travel, fly, and even teleport. Find one you like and things get a lot more convenient. Remember, pick traits to reflect your jobs or how you play. Otherwise, there will be problems for your character.

Character:Bandito
Games:Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles
Dominant Job Class: Alchemist (hey, Alchemist was the family I picked, figured it'd go in this slot.)
Race: Male Selkie (Casting Slow on me? That's a paddlin'.), Wolfie appearance (if I got the name for the appearance right). If that's taken, just use the Shark one the full name of which I've forgotten because it's been an aeon since I last played. X_X
Sub Job Class: Make sure he gets at least a Fire/Blizzard/Thunder Ring and a Life Ring if possible, 'cause I'm pretty sure I had those (Dammit Rebena Te Ra) for any Holy/Gravity needs. Believe me, it is worth the pain and anguish to get them.
Specific Traits: I got a lot of freakin' Pocket items.

Character:Malice
Game: Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles
Dominant Job Class: Warrior/Knight
Race: Lillity (Steel Visor)
Profession: Tailor/Merchant

Character: Ex
Game: Final Fantasy 1
Job/Class: Warrior
Race: Human