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The term relic may be used to refer to a piece of equipment in certain Final Fantasy titles. When applied this way, it usually refers to a piece of gear obtained via mechanical means, such as gacha or other reward systems. Use of the term may have been drawn from Final Fantasy VI, where Relics are the accessory system, though a defining feature of modern relics is that each has a rarity rating according to relative power in-game.

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Gameplay elements	General	Achievements - Alternate outfits - Animals (Cat - Dog - Fish - Sheep) - Angel - Artificial intelligence - Auto-save - Bathing suit - Beginner's Hall - Bugs and glitches - Character creation - Class change - Cloud save - Currency - Difficulty level - Downloadable content - Dummied content - Dungeon - Emote - Final dungeon - Gambling - Gil - Grim Reaper - Guest - Hunt - Instancing - Item Level - Magic tier system - Microtransaction - Minigame - Missions - Monster-in-a-box - New Game Plus - Non-player character - Optimize - Permanently missable content - Party - Playable characters - Point of no return - Quick time event - Rarity - Secret character - Sidequest - Soft reset - Spawning enemies - Synthesis - The End - Timer - Unrevisitable locations - Very rare items
	Menu elements	Bestiary - Config - Cursor - Databases - Equipment - Event Theater - Memo File - Menu grinding - Music player - Title screen
	Battle elements	Action encounter - Area of Effect - Attack formations - Battle Results - Battle Speed - Battle systems - Chain - Charge Time - Critical hit - Difficulty level - Element - Elemental Affinity - Escape - Fixed damage - Fixed encounter - Fractional damage - Game Over - Group-cast - Hit - HP Absorption - Item drop - Limit Break - MP Absorption - Multiplayer - Non-elemental - Random encounter - Recast time - Row - Sphere - Trance - Ultimate weapon - Unit - Unwinnable battle - Victory pose - Wave
	Field elements	Damage floor - Day and night cycle - Fast-travel - Gathering - Healing pot - Healing spring - Hidden passage - Inn - Jump - Photo mode - Piano - Pitfall - Pub - Restaurant - Save point - Shop - Trap - Treasure chest - Weather - Well - World map
Story elements	Afterlife - Amnesia - Ancient civilization - Another world - Birthday - Blood type - Calendar system - Chapter - Crossdressing - Crystal - Crystallization - Dark Crystal - Disguise - Divinities - Dualism - Earth Crystal - End times - Enthrallment - Final Fantasy - Fire Crystal - Flower symbolism - Four Symbols - Highwind - Kupo - Lali-ho - Language - Miasma - Mist - Moon - Multiple/Secret Endings - Nihilism - Pirates - Playing card - Predestination - Prophecy - Royalty - Tattoo - Time travel - The Void - Water Crystal - Wedding - Wind Crystal - Wing
Easter eggs	Developer's Office - Fourth wall - Moai
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Relic (term)

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Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia[]

Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

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