Troia (town)

Troia is a town in Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. It is the main settlement of the Troia kingdom and lies in the shadow of Troia Castle. The town has a black chocobo stable and the King's Bounty Pub, which commands a hefty price for its Member's Writ that allows entry to its stage area where dancing girls perform.

Story Edit

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Final Fantasy IV: The After Years Edit

Palom is sent to Troia to help train Leonora in the arts of Black Magic, and head to the Tower of Trials to train her.

In Edge's Tale, Izayoi is undercover in Troia as an Epopt trainee to investigate the city, and upon hearing about the Tower of Trials heads to investigate it.

Spoilers end here.

Locations Edit

Lake

The town lake is located east of the pub, just before the Black Chocobo Nursery. On the banks, there is an old man taking a look at the bathing dancing girls. If the player talks to the dancing girls in the lake, they will tell him to get out in fear of rusting his armor.

Black Chocobo Nursery

The nursery is the building farthest north in the town. Two black chocobos are shown on the second floor. All non-playable characters inform the player about why black chocobos are only found in Troia, where they can travel, and how they are grown.

Pub

Like most other towns, Troia has a pub of its own. A non-playable character guards the entrance to the King's Bounty Pub, and unless the player buys the 100,000 gil Member's Writ from the girl near the entrance, the exclusive pub cannot be accessed. If the player has talked to Cheatingway back in town, and if the girl in the counter is approached, a scene will trigger: Cecil will ask for milk to buy Cheatingway time until he arrives. The music box will then be unlocked. The pub also has a second floor, where dancer girls are mingling with some townsfolk.

King's Bounty Pub

The Bounty Pub is an inaccessible area because it is guarded by a non-playable character, and unless the player purchases a Member's Writ, he will deny the party access. A secret passage leads to the room, and when the player talks to the man in the counter, six dancing girls will put on a show. In the room, there are three throne seats, and the player will sit on the middle one as the girls dance.

Dressing Room

The dressing room is accessible via a secret passage found behind the right chair. The only occupant is a dancing girl who informs the player that the room is used for dressing. Also, the Gil Farmer augment is found here.

Items Edit

Final Fantasy IV Edit

• 1,000 accumulated gil
• Decoy
• Ether
• Dry Ether
• Gil Farmer (Augment in the 3D versions)

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years Edit

Shops Edit

Final Fantasy IV Edit

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years Edit

Palom's Tale Edit

Edge's Tale Edit

The Crystals Edit

Enemies Edit

Final Fantasy IV Edit

Outside Edit

• Needlehog x3, Treant x2
• Ettin Snake, Needlehog x2
• Cait Sith, Needlehog x3
• Mortblossom, Treant x2

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years Edit

Musical themes Edit

"Troia" is the eponymous theme of the location.

Gallery Edit