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[[Randi]], [[Primm]] and [[Popoi]] all can equip 3 types of armor. Most equipment will raise both physical and magical defense and some will have extra perks such as preventing the wearer from being [[Poison (status)|poisoned]], among other things. Like the previous entry, monsters might leave behind valuable equipment that players might be unable to find in store. | [[Randi]], [[Primm]] and [[Popoi]] all can equip 3 types of armor. Most equipment will raise both physical and magical defense and some will have extra perks such as preventing the wearer from being [[Poison (status)|poisoned]], among other things. Like the previous entry, monsters might leave behind valuable equipment that players might be unable to find in store. | ||
*'''Head Gear'' typically grants the wearer extra physical and magical defense while not providing anything else. Some late game head gear also raise statistics. | *'''Head Gear''' typically grants the wearer extra physical and magical defense while not providing anything else. Some late game head gear also raise statistics. | ||
*'''Torso Gear''' raises physical and magical defense the most out of all defensive gear. Very few will provide further boosts in other stats. | *'''Torso Gear''' raises physical and magical defense the most out of all defensive gear. Very few will provide further boosts in other stats. | ||
*'''Arm Gear''' increases physical and magical defense while also providing extra protection against status ailments or granting points in strength, intelligence, agility, etc. | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
*[https://www.thegameisafootarcade.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Final-Fantasy-Adventure-Game-Manual.pdf Final Fantasy Adventure Game Manual] | *[https://www.thegameisafootarcade.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Final-Fantasy-Adventure-Game-Manual.pdf Final Fantasy Adventure Game Manual] |
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Armor are pieces of equipment worn by player characters to protect themselves in battle. Games may have a single or multiple types of armor for characters to equip during gameplay. While pieces of armor typically raise an ally's defense stat, some grant extra protection against certain elemental attacks or status effects while others boost many stats such as intelligence or agility. Like weapons, armor is usually bought in stores, but can also be found in chests, monster drops, or by completing certain quests.
History
Final Fantasy Adventure/Adventures of Mana
- Main article: Adventures of Mana armor
Sumo can equip 3 types of armor to raise its defense. Most equipment can be grouped into sets, such as bronze, mythril, gold, etc. Some enemies drop rare gear that cannot be purchased in shops.
- HelmetsFFA or HelmsAoM exclusively raise Sumo's defense power (DP) stat.
- Armor raises the wearer's defense power (DP), but may also increase resistance against elemental damage.
- Shields block certain types of attacks, like arrows, daggers, harpoons, etc.
Secret of Mana
- Main article: Secret of Mana armor
Randi, Primm and Popoi all can equip 3 types of armor. Most equipment will raise both physical and magical defense and some will have extra perks such as preventing the wearer from being poisoned, among other things. Like the previous entry, monsters might leave behind valuable equipment that players might be unable to find in store.
- Head Gear typically grants the wearer extra physical and magical defense while not providing anything else. Some late game head gear also raise statistics.
- Torso Gear raises physical and magical defense the most out of all defensive gear. Very few will provide further boosts in other stats.
- Arm Gear increases physical and magical defense while also providing extra protection against status ailments or granting points in strength, intelligence, agility, etc.
Visions of Mana
References
- Final Fantasy Adventure Game Manual
- Secret of Mana Instruction Booklet
- Legend of Mana Owner's Manual
- Sword of Mana Nintendo Power Official Guide
- Children of Mana Instruction Booklet
- Dawn of Mana Instruction Booklet