Changes: Walkthrough:Final Fantasy IV/Drake/Part 15

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Ya know kiddies, I, Drake Clawfang, need a title. Or some sort of pompous meaningless position. Let's see....

I'm Adam, Kaiser of the Wiki

I'm Adam, War Czar of Final Fantasy

I'm Adam, creative consultant to myself

I'm Adam, aspiring author and self-delusional

I'm Adam, aspiring Antichrist, wanna blow up the Vatican?

I'm Adam, the father of your next child

Hmm...I'd say it's between the third and fifth one, what do you think kiddies?

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Time to track down our best weapons...well, second best, anyway, this is the Advance release. From the save, backtrack to the area with the two staircases, and take the left stairs on the left here is an invisible path over the air, walk right left, then up and right through the wall and down a flight of stairs. Down here open the chest for a Gold Apple, then go right to a warp tile. Along the next few paths you'll encounter Behemoths and Red and Blue Dragons as random encounters, be very careful. Take the stairs up to another warp tile, go up from there for a chest with a Behemoth, who yields a Protect Ring, then keep going up. This tile takes you to a save, use it, then leave and approach the sword. Template:Drake's Walkthrough Enemies This bad boy doesn't need to charge up like his little brother, oh no. He opens the battle with an instant Mega Flare, wave goodbye to most of your party besides Cecil and maybe Rosa or Kain. Revive and heal everyone quickly. DB will now cast Reflect on himself and spam Flare to reflect onto you, though you can survive it. If you attack him with summons, he counters with Mega Flare, but it'll only do a few thousand damage, you can survive it. For lawls, cast Reflect on your party (on the mages and Edge first), and have Rydia summon Bahamut. DB will counter with Mega Flare, which will reflect. Those normal Flares of his aren't too strong, so if you can just stay one Curaja ahead of the (Mega)Flares, you'll be fine.

For your victory you win Cecil's Ragnarok, equip it now! It's his second-best weapon. Now take the long path back to the first save and use it. We've got more bosses to knock off here. Enter the middle door to the right of the save and approach the weapon.

The Plague will cast Doom on your party, then use Haste on them one by one. However, he's a joke, if you go all-out with Bahamut and physicals and maybe a few Shurikens, he'll die quickly, he's only got just over 30k HP. If you're having trouble, here's a tip - go into battle with Rosa killed off. Attack the boss, then when the Doom counter is like, 3 or 2, revive Rosa. He'll recast Doom, resetting everyone's counter to 10. Not too bright huh? Repeat if needed and he's toast. He leaves behind the Holy Lance for Kain. Go save and heal and enter the third room.

The Lunasaur is a tough motherfucker in the DS release, here, he's a joke. Each has 23000 HP, but Cecil can smack them with Ragnarok for 9999 easily. Two physicals from Cecil and a couple from Edge and Kain will take one out. The Lunasaurs cast Reflect on themselves and use Bio and Flame on your party, irritating but manageable. They should only last a few rounds.

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 This bad boy doesn't need to charge up like his little brother, oh no. He opens the battle with an instant Mega Flare, wave goodbye to most of your party besides Cecil and maybe Rosa or Kain. Revive and heal everyone quickly. DB will now cast Reflect on himself and spam Flare to reflect onto you, though you can survive it. If you attack him with summons, he counters with Mega Flare, but it'll only do a few thousand damage, you can survive it. For lawls, cast Reflect on your party (on the mages and Edge first), and have Rydia summon Bahamut. DB will counter with Mega Flare, which will reflect. Those normal Flares of his aren't too strong, so if you can just stay one Curaja ahead of the (Mega)Flares, you'll be fine.
-For your victory you win Cecil's Ragnarok, equip it now! It's his second-best weapon. Now take the long path back to the first save and use it. We've got more bosses to knock off here. Enter the middle door to the right of the save and approach the weapon. The [[Plague Horror (Final Fantasy IV)|Plague]] will cast Doom on your party, then use Haste on them one by one. However, he's a joke, if you go all-out with Bahamut and physicals and maybe a few Shurikens, he'll die quickly, he's only got just over 30k HP. He leaves behind the Holy Lance for Kain. Go save and heal.
+For your victory you win Cecil's Ragnarok, equip it now! It's his second-best weapon. Now take the long path back to the first save and use it. We've got more bosses to knock off here. Enter the middle door to the right of the save and approach the weapon.
+The [[Plague Horror (Final Fantasy IV)|Plague]] will cast Doom on your party, then use Haste on them one by one. However, he's a joke, if you go all-out with Bahamut and physicals and maybe a few Shurikens, he'll die quickly, he's only got just over 30k HP. If you're having trouble, here's a tip - go into battle with Rosa killed off. Attack the boss, then when the Doom counter is like, 3 or 2, revive Rosa. He'll recast Doom, resetting everyone's counter to 10. Not too bright huh? Repeat if needed and he's toast. He leaves behind the Holy Lance for Kain. Go save and heal and enter the third room.
+The [[Lunasaur]] is a tough motherfucker in the DS release, here, he's a joke. Each has 23000 HP, but Cecil can smack them with Ragnarok for 9999 easily. Two physicals from Cecil and a couple from Edge and Kain will take one out. The Lunasaurs cast Reflect on themselves and use Bio and Flame on your party, irritating but manageable. They should only last a few rounds.
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