Hunts (moburisuto, Mobu Risuto?) are a collection of sidequests found in Final Fantasy XII where the player takes on powerful creatures that usually cause problems for the public of a village or tribe or, in some cases, one person. The creatures being hunted are called ” Marks” and in certain instances, ” Elite Marks“. There are 45 hunts that players to complete. NPCs are a part of certain hunts to help the player’s group.
Hunting is a great way to earn ExP as well as LP as well as receive various rewards, like new equipment as well as extremely rare items. If the player finishes every hunt when they’re available, they might encounter the main story area and bosses more of a breeze. But, some hunts could be extremely difficult during the part of the game in which they first appear.
Procedure
Hunt starts.
When a player has the information about the Mark via a notice board on a board that is located in the town, or an elite Mark that is from Montblanc the player must locate the petitioner and talk to the petitioner to accept the Hunt. Then, the player has to find the Mark as per the instructions or hints given by the person who petitioned and then defeat it.
Some hunts require the hunter to perform additional tasks, for example, the giving of items acquired to certain recipients. After completing the hunt the hunter has to report to the person who petitioned, and the person will award the reward. Each hunt comes with a distinct reward, however it’s not disclosed until the hunt is completed.
Hunt board locations [ff12 hunts]
Hunt board at Rabanastre.
The information on regular Marks can be located on boards across the Ivalice. Every board is equipped with the same bills, which means that the player can check if new hunts have been added on any board in the world.
- Rabanastre – the Sandsea tavern. Montblanc located in Clan Centurio headquarters is also announcing Elite Mark hunts.
- Nalbina Fortress – Jajim Bazaar.
- Bhujerba – the Cloudborne Bar.
- Phon Coast – Hunters’ Camp.
- Archades – Granch’s Requisites.
- Balfonheim Port The Whitecap Tavern.
Marks
Hunt bills.
Marks are difficult to master. The difficulty grows exponentially with each rank. Parties with little experience should start with lower-ranking marks. The highest rank marks at the level of VII should be to be challenged by levels of character levels higher than 40. Marks typically excel in a single area, e.g. defense, and typically possess only one, or rarely two, skill or skill which could be dangerous if ignored.
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Elite Marks
A bill example (this version is intended for Gil Snapper.)
The Elite Marks are more risky than regular Marks with similar grade. The costs are for Elite Marks are given by Montblanc following Vaan becomes a member of the Clan Centurio (by attending the clan’s headquarters in the northern part of Rabanastre following having participated in the Rogue Tomato hunt). While Montblanc informs the player of his Elite Mark, in most instances, he is only acting as a mediator, and the player must contact the person who is petitioning to approve the hunt. Therefore, Montblanc’s role is exactly the same as the one of a petition board.
Elite Marks typically have a variety of superior attributes and skills. For instance they can be a rocktoise that Rocktoise can increase the current level of its owner multiple times during combat, and it can also double its level multiple times during battle. Trickster is an enormous pure white chocobo is able to disappear (though it is still possible to be able to discern its lines as they get close enough) which makes it impossible for characters to strike the creature until it is visible once more. Certain, like Gilgamesh, Shadowseer as well as Yiazmat are even come with an “boss” HP bar.
Hunting order
This list is for the hunts that are available in The Zodiac editions in Final Fantasy XII (the exclusive Japan edition of the International Zodiac Job System and the Zodiac Age version). The number displayed on the hunt’s page does not represent the actual hunt number , if players are missing hunts that are in between.
Hunt 01: Red and Rotten in the Desert
Rogue Tomato – Rank I
Red & Rotten in the Desert is the very first Hunt of the game and is essential since it is an integral part of the narrative. This Hunt is about locating the Rogue Tomato to find Tomaj. The hunt is completed on your the first trip to Rabanastre.
Petitioner
The person who petitions to initiate the Hunt Tomaj is Tomaj who is located at The Sandsea Tavern within Rabanastre (East End).
Mark Location
The Rogue Tomato is situated on the ledge close to the entrance to Dalmasca Estersand leaving Rabanastre. Make sure you get rid of the Wolves who are roaming around nearby, to ensure that you do not get attacked by two foes in the middle of the battle with the Mark.
Level: 2
HP: 134
Steal: Pebble, Fire Stone, Potion
There’s not much to do in the initial Hunt battle. You should let Vaan make regular attacks against his Rogue Tomato and use a Potion to boost his HP if it is too low. It is likely that the Rogue Tomato will disappear once it reaches 50%, and then fall just below the cliff. It’s not far from. Keep it going and then finish it off for the final Hunt.
An image of the fight from this version of the battle in Zodiac Age version is included in the video below. Vaan will capture his nearby Galbana Lilies in a short scene after the battle. Return to Tomaj to finish the Hunt. The rewards include:
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