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A member of a race of daemons that has existed since the age of myth. It employs the destructive Dark Arts.

Description

Archaeodaemons (アルケオデーモン, Arukeodēmon?), also known as Archaic Demons, are servants of the Lucavi in Final Fantasy Tactics. They are quite powerful, and cast many powerful spells, including Unholy Darkness. Archaeodaemons first appear during the fight with Belias, and also appear during the battle with the undead Zalbaag Beoulve along with their more powerful Ultima Demon counterparts. In addition, an Archaeodaemon named Syneugh (also called Sinogue) appears in the coal mines of Gollund.

Archaeodaemons are immune to Holy-elemental attacks, just like the Ultima Demons.

Stats[]

Move Rate Jump Rate Speed Physical Evasion Rate Base Attack Base Magic Base HP Base MP
4 3 5 5% High Average High Average

Abilities[]

Innate abilities[]

  • Cannot enter water
  • Counter
  • Swiftspell

Dark Magic[]

Archaeodaemon job command. Great magick steeped in the powers of darkness.

Description

The damage formula for Unholy Darkness is as follows:

The damage formula for Gigaflare is as follows:

PS1 Name PSP Name MP Cost Range Effect Speed
Lifebreak Karma 4 1 50
Attack with a wave of lost life force. The lower the user's HP, the greater damage inflicted.
Quote: "Here's my hatred and charm... Lifebreak!"
Dark Holy Unholy Darkness 40 4 1 15
Magick that inflicts damage by enveloping the target in a pitch-black void.
Element: Dark.
Quote: "Aurora, exhale bloody air! Dark Holy!"
Gigaflare 4 3 Now
Attack by bringing down a burst of white-hot energy.

Other appearances[]

Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]

Archaeodaemon appears as an enemy.

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

The Archeodemon is an enemy that appears in the Final Fantasy Tactics exchange event The Auracite Chosen. He is the boss battle for the stage 'Chosen by the Stone - BGN'.

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Etymology[]

The word root archaeo-, as in "archaeology", comes from Greek archaios meaning "ancient".

A demon is "an evil spirit or devil, especially one thought to possess a person or act as a tormentor in hell".