Lilty

Lilties (リルティ) are one of the four tribal groups from the Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles series.

Physiology

Lilties are usually short and appear child like even as they grow older. Despite their diminutive size, the Lilty are the strongest of the four tribes. They have plant like features on their heads. Male and female Lilties sprouts on their head differ with males having them short and sticking up while female Lilties have them long and coming down. In some cases the sprout on female Lilties head are also green and contain a rosebud. Most of the time they are seen dressed in heavy armor gear. They can be pretty hot-headed but are also confident and down-to-earth. They can interbreed with Clavats.

Appearance

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

These little warriors have lived all over the world since ancient times. Long ago, they ruled the world, and many still believe themselves to be superior to others. Though they can be hotheaded, they are also confident and down-to-earth. Liltian merchants are some of the best around.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles instruction manual.

In Crystal Chronicles, the Lilty are proud, stout warriors and the absolute strongest tribe. While they have the highest attack power, they are the worst spell casters. For the "Defend" command, Lilties block physical attacks by guarding with their spear. The Lilties use spears as weapons and have the ability to get the strongest weapon in the game, Longinus, which is made using Celestial Weapon.

The once invulnerable Lilty empire has devolved into the peaceful towns of Alfitaria and Marr's Pass. The iron they used to finance their empire came from the Mine of Cathuriges; once the mine ran dry, the Liltes could no longer control so much land, and their empire crumbled.

Lilty characters in Crystal Chronicles include the Black Knight, Sol Racht, the Alfitaria Caravan, and the Marr's Pass Caravan. Princess Fiona is half Lilty and half Clavat.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates

In Ring of Fates, one of the main playable characters, Meeth Crym, is a Lilty.

Their main weapons in this game are club-like objects, ranging from ladles and spoons to maces. Lilties have the highest Attack and Defense stats of any Tribe, can move while using a charge attack plus be invisible while charging, and gain very high attack stats when they pass level 50. Their Tribe Ability is an alchemy skill which allows them to create Magicite and Items with their Urn. The Urn can also be used on Pot Titles, which each have a different effect. Lilties can also travel around in their Urn when they charge up. If they hit a wall or stay in it too long, they'll become stunned for a few seconds.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King

In My Life as a King, one of the major Lilty characters is Hugh Yurg. Lilties only appear in the Kingdom after an Inn is built. They do not stay and cannot be recruited until a Lilty Hut, an additional downloadable content, is built. Male Lilties can be recruited only as Warriors.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time

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In Echoes of Time, Lilties return as one of the four tribes to play as. They are a tough tribe, best used for melee close combat. They can equip spears like in the original Crystal Chronicles and Mallets like in Ring of Fates. The game offers twelve default names for Lilty characters, which are:

Male Names: Chad Gal Ted Gil Gil Wood Bat Dahl Lyle Dot Mic Lakt

Female Names: Cass Dee Luma Arl Ell Hope Jo Rogue Miya Bon Nana Mil

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers

Lilties in The Crystal Bearers.

Lilties have been confirmed to return in The Crystal Bearers. Several NPC Lilties are seen in the city Layle is seen exploring in recent trailers, some appearing taller then other Lilties. In one scene, they ride Chocobos, chasing Layle and a girl on a wagon.

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