Final Fantasy III

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Release Date: March 24, 2011

The Town of Kazus & Returning to Altar Cave

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The Town of Kazus & Returning to Altar Cave

Enemies (world map): Goblin, Killer Bee, Werewolf, Berserker.
Items: Potion, Staff, Bronze Bracers (x2), Leather Cap, Longsword (x2), Bronze Knuckles, Sleep Spell.

Enter Kazus and you'll run into Arc. After a short scene, he'll join the party. If you need to heal (which is unlikely), you can use the wellspring in the small blue house near the west end of the small town. As you talk to the ghosts of the people in Kazus, you'll learn that it was Djinn's spell that did this to them, and the only cure is the Mythril Ring. Takka the Blacksmith, who lives in the town, is a ghost and can't work his metals (even though there is a Mythril Mine to the north of the town). You should also talk to the ghost of Cid in the town's pub. He doesn't know you from a hole in the wall, but nonetheless, he hands over to you his airship for you to use so they can all be cured of their ailments. There is also a potion behind Cid.

Before heading out, head to Takka's smithy and search the furnace to find a Potion. If you care to search the ground near the northwest part of town, near a small body of water, you can find a Staff, a Myrthil Helm, and a Zeus's Wrath as well. But your primary objectives now should be twofold - head back to Altar Cave, and subsequently equip your newest party member, Arc.

Heading back to Altar Cave is a sinch. Simply go into the small patch of desert west of the town, and find Cid's airship. On board is another new party member, the blacksmith's daughter, Refia. We'll need to equip her, too! Head to Altar Cave and do some exploration in parts you've never got to access. If you head around the vicinity, the following items should crop up: two Bronze Bracers, a Leather Cap, two Longswords, Bronze Knuckles, and a Sleep Spell. This should be a nice supplement to your inventory, and will allow you to equip your other characters. Of course, if you're not satisfied, you can head back to Ur and buy accordingly. Keep in mind that because of your Freelancer status, anything can be equipped. Try Longsword and Knuckles for now, but don't be tempted to double-equip weapons in lieu of a shield without thinking of the defensive setbacks.