You can help the Final Fantasy Wiki by expanding it. This section about an item in Final Fantasy III is empty or needs to be expanded. The dragons drop Elixirs when they do not drop Onion equipment. All of the dragons may drop all parts of the gear in the Famicom version, but in the 3D versions, Yellow Dragon drops Onion Helms (4.5% drop chance), Red Dragon drops Onion Armors (4.5%) and Green Dragon drops Onion Gauntlets (4.5%), while Onion Swords (1.5%) and Shields (7%) can be dropped by all of them. All the pieces are a very rare drop from the dragons at the Crystal Tower. Notable item drops are the Onion equipment, which includes the Onion Sword, Helm, Gauntlets, and Armor. Odin has the poorest drop chances with only 0.4% chance to drop an Elixir and 0.3% chance to drop Gungnir (the items can be stolen from it, however). Some enemies that have higher chances to drop items, are extremely rare themselves, such as King Behemoth that can drop Elixir (10.8%) or Protect Ring (10.2%) only appears in Ancients' Maze's last room and only extremely rarely. Most item drops are generic recovery items and drop rates are low compared to the later installments, most of the time hovering around 3%. the Goblin has a chance to drop Potion at (3.7% chance), Hi-Potion (3.3%) or Phoenix Down (3%). Each item the opponent holds has its own drop chance e.g. in the case of Rust Bird, all item slots contain a Phoenix Down. In the 3D versions, an opponent can hold a maximum of eight items at once. In the 3D versions, most enemies have item drops. Item drops appear, although in the original version, a few opponents do not drop anything. The Iron Giant encountered in the final dungeon can drop all of the Genji equipment, as well as the Excalibur and Aegis Shield. Late-game bosses, such as the Lamia Queen, the elemental dragons, and the three Gigases encountered in the Mysidian Tower, can drop rare and powerful armor pieces the Red Dragon and Blue Dragon are the only source of the Dragon Armor, the second-strongest in the game. The strongest weapons of each type, with the exception of the Masamune and Diamond Mace, can also be obtained early through enemy drops. Wizards are the only way to obtain additional Osmose Tomes, and Confuse Tomes can only be obtained from enemy drops. Item drops are often the only source of otherwise-unique equipment and armor. Selecting "Done" if items are left unclaimed will spawn a popup asking if the player wants to continue. The player can also take items out of their stock and place them in the unclaimed items field, or move unclaimed items or items from the inventory to the "Drop" option to remove them entirely. "Take all" puts all items into the player's inventory, or each item can be selected individually. If an enemy does not drop an item their slot will be blank, and each enemy can only drop one item. A list with eight slots appears on the left, each slot matching a respective enemy's item drop. If any items are earned from a battle an item screen will appear. The enemies can also drop tomes, which allow party members to learn magic and cast magic when used as an item. The items drops can be any kind of items, from generic recovery items to weapons and armor. If an enemy does drop an item, that enemy will not give any gil, though other enemies in the same formation can still drop gil if any items are obtained.
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The bosses, on the other hand, often have guaranteed (100% chance) item drops.Įnemies can drop common items like Potions and Antidotes, but also equipment.įinal Fantasy II was the first game in the series to have item drops from opponents, and can allow for multiple enemies to drop an item in each battle. The chances to obtain items from regular enemies are often much lower than in the other games in the series. Each enemy has its own item drop percentage, which determines whether or not said opponent drops an item when defeated. There is no separating to common and rare drops, but all enemies have one item they have a chance of dropping.
In the original NES version the opponents do not drop items, but the feature is present in the Dawn of Souls and subsequent versions.Ī lot of common enemies have no item drops. 1.24 Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light.
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