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power | defense | mag. power | mag. defense | speed | evade % |
95 | 100 | 75 | 100 | 37 | 0 |
Fire | Thunder | Water | Ice | Holy | |
N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
dropped weapons | Dropped armor | # of slots |
· Sleepstrike · Silencestrike · Darkstrike · Poisonstrike · Stonestrike · Zombiestrike · Slowstrike · Deathstrike | · Sleepproof · Silenceproof · Darkproof · Stoneproof · Poisonproof · Zombieproof · Slowproof · Deathproof | 3-4 |
# of abilities |
2-4 |
strategy |
If you attack Don Tonberry when he's at the far side of the screen, he'll automatically counterattack with an insanely powerful version of Karma, (ten times the power of a standard Karma, to be exact) which will usually kill you, even at high levels. Whereas if you defend for four turns while he walks towards you, and only attack him when you're staring him in the face, he won't counterattack. :at:Auto-Phoenix: or :wm:Auto-Life: are nescessary if you don't heed the Karma warning, and attack him before you can see the whites of his eyes. For a laugh, try summoning an Aeon to see his Voodoo attack... |
conditions | prize for unlocking |
Capture at least one of each monster from the Cavern of the Stolen Fayth. These are: Epaaj, Imp*, Yowie, Thorn, Dark Element, Nidhogg*, Valaha, Ghost, and Tonberry. *The Imp and Nidhogg also appear in Mt. Gagazet, but if you capture them there, they count towards your Cavern of the Stolen Fayth total. The encounter rate for certain monsters in the cave is ridiculously low, so if you can't find a certain monster right away, like a Tonberry, don't despair, you're not the only one. I personally spent four hours searching for Tonberries in the cave, and only found five in that time. Arcaneja and others on the GameFAQs FFX board have reported that the Tonberry rate was highest in the | Silver Hourglass x40 |
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Monster Properties |
cost

Amount of gil you have to pay to fight this monster.
HP

Amount of hit points the enemy holds. Overkill HP is denoted in (parentheses). Strike the enemy with this value or greater and earn an overkill.
AP

Amount of AP earned after battle. Overkill AP is denoted in parentheses. Strike the enemy with an overkill and earn the specified AP.
steal

Items Stolen or Mugged from the enemy. Italicized items are rare items. Your character can always steal rare items if he is equipped with the Master Thief or Pickpocket armor attribute.
drop

Items dropped by the enemy after battle. Italicized items are rare items. Increase your chances of receiving rare items by upping your party's Luck attribute.
elemental properties

• Absorb: The enemy absorbs this element.
• Null: The element has no effect.
• 1/2: The element strikes at 50% strength.
• 1.5x: The element strikes at 150% strength.
• N/A: The element strikes at normal strength.
dropped equipment

The enemy periodically drops weapons and armor with the denoted auto attributes and the denoted number of slots and abilities.
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