Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition: Item guide

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition is finally here and, like most role-playing games, there are tons of items to be found, earned, or crafted. In addition to the many items in the original game, the developers added new recipes, weapons, armor, and accessories to this remastered edition. There are even DLC exclusive weapons, and a whole new class of items called Memory Crystals.

Items will make your journey so much easier, but you can also get points for collecting them and finding them counts towards your completion percentage. It can be a lot to keep track of, but we here at iMore have everything you need to know about finding and using all these items.

Magicite in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition

Used to cast Magic, Magicite can only be found in Dungeons and once you leave the Dungeon, it vanishes. Although there are only six types, they can be combined to cast many other spells:

• Fire
• Blizzard
• Thunder
• Cure
• Raise/Life
• Clear/Esuna

Artifacts in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition

Another type of item you can only find in Dungeons, Artifacts are items that can give your characters permanent stat boosts. Each Artifact can only be applied once and you can only claim one from eight upon completing a Dungeon.

Consumable items in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition

Most of the items you can get in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition are consumable items or materials that you use once. They can be dropped from defeating enemies, found in chests, or bought from merchants.

The most basic of items in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition are food. They can drop in dungeons, be bought from merchants, and even be gifted to your character if their family have particular jobs.

Food will heal your character, as well as an additional stat boost for food they like (or a stat drop if they don't like the food!) The foods include:

• Cherry Cluster: Magic +2
• Striped Apple: Magic +2
• Rainbow Grapes: Magic +2
• Fish: Strength +2
• Meat: Strength +2
• Gourd Potato: Defense +2
• Round Corn: Defense +2
• Star Carrot: Defense +2

Every character has their own likes and dislikes when it comes to food, but their tastes can change over time if you keep eating foods your character doesn't like. Although this puts you at a disadvantage early on, once you build up your character's tastes, you'll have a lot more food you can use.

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Not all consumable items are food. There are also a handful of drinks and potions that also drop from defeated monsters, can be found in chests, and can be purchased:

• Phoenix Down
• Milk
• Spring Water
• Strange Liquid

The most important of these items is absolutely the Phoenix Down. This is especially true if you play in single player mode because you don't have another player to cast Raise if you're killed. Fortunately these drop often.

On your journeys, sometimes you will find seeds instead of food. These seeds can be sent home to your family and will eventually sprout into plants. Here are the seeds you can find, who to send them to, and what they will sprout:

• Flower Seed: can gift to any family member, but doesn't produce an item.
• Fruit Seed: gift to your mother to produce Striped Apples, Cherry Clusters, and Rainbow Grapes.
• Veg Seed: gift to your brother to produce Round Corn, Gourd Potatoes, and Star Carrots.
• Wheat Seed: gift to your farmer family only to produce wheat.
• Strange Seed: gift to your mother to produce your favorite non-meat food.

Another important class of items you can find in your journey are Tomes. Tomes contain designs that allow Blacksmiths and Tailors to craft weapons, armor, and accessories for you. There are tons of Tomes to find in Dungeons and get from Alchemists:

• Celestial Weapon
• Dark Weapon
• Greatest Weapon
• Hero's Weapon
• Legendary Weapon
• Lunar Weapon
• Master's Weapon
• Mighty Weapon
• Novice's Weapon
• Valiant Weapon
• Victorious Weapon
• Warrior's Weapon
• Bronze Armor
• Diamond Armor
• Earth Armor
• Eternal Armor
• Flame Armor
• Frost Armor
• Gold Armor
• Holy Armor
• Iron Armor
• Lightning Armor
• Mythril Armor
• Pure Armor
• Radiant Armor
• Time Armor
• Diamond Shield
• Flame Shield
• Frost Shield
• Holy Shield
• Iron Shield
• Legendary Shield
• Lightning Shield
• Magic Shield
• Mythril Shield
• Bronze Gloves
• Diamond Gloves
• Flame Gloves
• Frost Gloves
• Gold Gloves
• Iron Gloves
• Lightning Gloves
• Mythril Gloves
• Bronze Sallet
• Diamond Sallet
• Eternal Sallet
• Flame Sallet
• Frost Sallet
• Iron Sallet
• Lightning Sallet
• Mythril Sallet
• Time Sallet
• Bronze Belt
• Diamond Belt
• Flame Belt
• Frost Belt
• Iron Belt
• Lightning Belt
• Mythril Belt
• Pure Belt
• Wind Belt
• Angel Kit
• Blue Yarn
• Brigandology
• Clockwork
• Daemon Kit
• Designer Glasses
• Designer Goggles
• Eyewear Techniques
• Faerie Kit
• Fashion Kit
• Fiend Kit
• Flame Craft
• Forbidden Tome
• Frost Craft
• Goggle Techniques
• Gold Craft
• Healing Kit
• Lady's Accessories
• Lightning Craft
• New Clockwork
• Ring of Invincibility
• Ring of Light
• Secrets of Speed
• Secrets of Wisdom
• Soul of the Dragon
• Soul of the Lion
• Tome of Magic
• Tome of Sorcery
• Tome of Speed
• Tome of Wisdom
• White Yarn
• Zeal Kit

Not all Tomes can make equipment every character can use. Some are rare drops from specific monsters, while others are expensive and can only be purchased later in the game.

In addition to a Tome, you also need Materials to craft the equipment your character will need on their journey. These drop from enemies, can be found in chests, and can be bought from merchants:

• Alloy
• Ancient Potion
• Ancient Sword
• Angel's Tear
• Blue Silk
• Bronze
• Bronze Shard
• Cerberus's Fang
• Chilly Gel
• Chimera's Horn
• Cockatrice Scale
• Coeurl's Whisker
• Crystal Ball
• Cursed Crook
• Dark Sphere
• Desert Fang
• Devil's Claw
• Diamond Ore
• Dragon's Fang
• Dweomer Spore
• Ethereal Orb
• Faerie's Tear
• Fiend's Claw
• Gear
• Gigas Claw
• Gold
• Green Sphere
• Griffin's Wing
• Hard Shell
• Heavenly Dust
• Holy Water
• Iron
• Iron Shard
• Jade
• Jagged Scythe
• King's Scale
• Lord's Robe
• Magma Rock
• Malboro Seed
• Mythril
• Needle
• Ogre Fang
• Orc Belt
• Orichalcum
• Pressed Flower
• Red Eye
• Remedy
• Ruby
• Shiny Shard
• Silver
• Thunderball
• Tiny Crystal
• Toad Oil
• Ultimite
• White Silk
• Wind Crystal
• Worm Antenna
• Yellow Feather
• Zu's Beak

There are a handful of other items

• Wheat: grown by your farmer family.
• Flour: produced by your miller family.
• Bannock Bread: baked by miller or farmer family.
• Mark of Shella: allows Lilties, Clavats, and Selkies to enter Shella.
• Cactus Flower: gets discounted ferry rides.
• Kilanda Sulfur: gets discounted ferry rides.
• Worn Bandana: no known use.

Memory Crystals in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition

Brand new to the Remastered Edition, Memory Crystals are used to Mimic various NPCs. Most are gained from finding Mog Stamps, but a few are DLC, and a couple are rewards for completing High Difficulty Dungeons. So far, we know of the following Memory Crystals.

More Memory Crystals may be discovered or released as additional DLC.

DLC Equipment in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition

In addition to DLC Memory Crystals, there are two weapons per Tribe and a pair of accessories that can be purchased as DLC:

• Kupo Racket: A Selkie weapon that provides 45 to Attack with Focus Attack Air Blast.
• Punishment: A Selkie weapon that provides 45 to Attack with Focus Attack Rush Attack.
• Mogcalibur: A Clavat weapon that provides 45 to Attack with Focus Attack Mindshot.
• Apocalypse: A Clavat weapon that provides 45 to Attack with Focu Attack Sword Attack.
• Catastrophy: A Lilty weapon that provides 40 to Attack with Focus Attack Lance Attack.
• Mogungnir: A Lilty weapon that provides 40 to Attack with Focu Attack Chi Blast.
• Executor: A Yuke weapon that provides 45 to Attack with Focus Attack Bomb Attack.
• Kupo Hammer: A Yuke weapon that provides 45 to Attack with Focus Attack Ripple Bomb.
• Magic Wallet: An accessory that increases Gil drop amount.
• Sapphire Earring: An accessory that increases regeneration rate.

Craftable items in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition

While many items can be found or purchased, most of your equipment must be crafted. Using Tomes and Materials, you can get Blacksmiths and Tailors to craft the gear you'll need to tackle more difficult dungeons.

The weapons used by Clavats, there are a number of Swords you can craft.

The weapons used by Lilties, there are a number of Lances you can craft.

The weapons used by Yukes, there are a number of Hammers you can craft.

The weapons used by Selkies, there are a number of Rackets and Mauls you can craft.

No matter the Tribe, every character can use a piece of Armor.

In addition to Armor, Clavats can also use Shields.

In addition to Armor, Lilties can also use Gauntlets.

In addition to Armor, Yukes can also use Helms.

In addition to Armor, Selkies can also use Belts.

No matter the Tribe, every character can use an Accessory.

Questions about items in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition

Do you have any questions about items in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition? Have you found an item we missed? Let us know in the comments below and be sure to check out our many other Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition guides to take your game to the next level!