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Each area of the game has a kind of 'recommended level' you'll know you've reached it if you complete a battle and only get 1 or 2 experience points. This means with the proper set up you shouldn't have any problems with the next boss fight.

Make sure to check everywhere in an area before you go to the boss because the early ones usually have something that will help in the fight.

You can change any and all gear mid-combat with absolutely no penalty.

The skills gained from equipping accessories are also learned by immortals whereas a mortal player will lose a skill when the accessories is unequipped. Skills learned through skill linking and accessories can be assigned to 'Skill Slots'. Skill Slots are only present in immortal characters. To equip a skill that you have learned, go to the “Skill” Option, choose your immortal, select “Set” and choose an empty slot. You will then be given the choice to equip any of the skills you have. Effect: Inflicts damage on one enemy depending on your allies' empty Skill Slots. Skill Points: 15 MP Cost: 10 Accessory: Scroll of Balance Mortals That Can Use: None.

Explore as much as possible - level up as much as possible until you hit the 'cap' for that area. Try to make it so your immortals are learning mortals' skills as efficiently as possible, and note that towards the end of the game you'll be required to use all the characters at least once - so don't leave them too far behind.

Use a guide for the two Eastern Tribe temples - trust me.

All you need to know about Lost Odyssey is that there's no point in grinding, there are no missables because there're all purchasable at an auction house later in the game, and remember to keep everyone fairly equally levelled.

I've heard differing opinions on purchasing ALL of the missables. Apparently, it's possible to miss the spells Shieldus and Barricadus, so it's best to purchase them immediately as soon as you can. I've only heard this from one FAQ, however, so it may or may not be true.

You gain levels very quickly when you progress to a new area of the game, 1-2 battles usually. Once this stops happening in an area, you'll be at the correct level range for the encounters so you never really have to grind levels.

Immortals gain abilities by either skill linking with a non-Immortal character or by equipping items. After every battle you gain skill points, so while you're not going to grind for level you might want to take some time to gain skills. Non-Immortal characters gain skills from equipping items, but only as long as they have that item equipped. Important note: you can switch equipment in battle if necessary.

Elemential weaknesses are the key to winning - most enemies in the game are one of four element types; earth, fire, wind or water. Earth is strong against water. Wind is strong against earth. Fire is strong against wind. Water is strong against fire.

Abilities that give immortals more ability slots are always worth the one they take up.

The little silver guys that dance are worth a ton of experience and if you don't feel like grinding or want to breeze through parts of the game you can easily level a good extra 30 levels. The easiest way to kill them early on is by one of Mack's spells called Gamble that deals random damage. You can only get this spell by doing a 'side quest' on Disc 2. The quest, if I remember right, is part of the story but you aren't required to finish it. Find all the statues that the quest has you look for and you'll get the spell.

Even if you don't care about leveling on the silver guys (which can be found at Numara Atoll, an island shoreline area) Gamble is a nice spell to have around and is missable.

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32nd Dream - Samii the Storyteller

You can normally unlock 31 dreams. There is actually a 32nd, optional one.
Before leaving Uhra for the first time, return to the Main Street and visit Virno's Tavern. Approach the soldier in the counter to unlock the dream; A Heros Return. Go upstairs and talk to standing man overlooking the balcony. Unlock another dream Samii The Storyteller (#32).

Antidote Brooch

Before leaving Uhra for the first time, go inside 'The Great Gate - Inside the Tower'. You will find a guy beside the elevator named Colen. He is looking for a soldiers helm. After learning some clues, take the elevator up then down. Now, after getting off the elevator, guide Kaim to the right. Ram should be the action command available. Do so and the helm will fall down. Pick it up and Colen will approach you and will reward you with an Antidote Brooch.

Backyard Special Class: The Immortal

This boss has a whooping HP175,000. Youll need all your luck here, as well as all the best equipment and skills you can get your hands on. Fortunately, I was able to defeat this guy during my first fight with it. First I will list down the things you should expect:
Sneeze This move will instantly destroy your GC, leaving your mages very vulnerable. No need to waste turn by recovering GC since this boss only needs one turn to destroy the GC you are trying to recover for several turns.
CUBE - This dreaded move deals percentage damage, leaving your party with an estimated 1% of their HP; it doesnt matter if the characters have full HP. In an instant, it will become critical
Shadowus Though damaging, this is entirely bearable, especially when you have the Angel Heart + All-Generatus combo active. This is the most frequent spell the boss will use, since your party has immunity to elemental attacks anyway.
All-Curse Can be observed as its primary counterattack move. Make sure that your mortal character has Angel Guard.
Divide Hopefully, it wont use this spell while it still has a lot of HP. If it did, hope that some of your characters absorbs the damage or activate Persistence.
At this point of the game, you should have a fair amount of Goddess Medicine in your inventory. Use this only in tight emergencies; this will serve as your life saver. Next, avoid using elemental attacks. Dont be fooled by thinking that this monster is weak against wind attacks; Windus will only deal 1 or no damage at all. Hunter Rings or Sniper Rings are great for dealing extra damage to the target.
Your chance of winning here is Divide and Reversa. Divide deals damage according the users current HP while Reversa deals damage based on the amount of HP the user lost. This monsters physical attacks are no joke either; each hit can take out anybody whose HP is below 8000. Persistence, Absorb Attack and Absorb Magic will play a great role here. Just remember to have at least one member dedicated to healing and recovery. Keep your partys HP to full as much as possible, and use recovery items if needed. This will be a long battle. Once the boss HP becomes critical, it will start casting Cube and Shadowus before your mages can cast their healing spells. Having Auto-HP recovery will help a lot in keeping your party afloat. Good luck!
Achievement will be unlocked after defeating this boss. You will also win the Quad-Element Seal for fulfilling the bonus objective. Now you can trade all your collected stars to get the prizes.

Completion bonus

Successfully complete the game and save when prompted after the ending credits. Select 'Continue from the save file' to keep your characters intact in the next game session.

Crossing Hypercurrents

There are certain parts of the sea that you can't access due to hypercurrents. Clear the Great Ancient Ruins in Disc 4 to unlock this ability.

Easy experience

Make sure your entire party is at least level 44. Have Kaim and Seth in the front row as power hitters, and have the three people you want to level in the back row. For example, start with the formation of Kaim and Seth in the front and Sed, Jansen, and Ming in the back. Rotate the mortals out as you learn their skills. Go to the Temple of Enlightenment. Make sure you have an abundance of Mana Rechargers, and run around the diamond-shaped track by the save point. If you stay in this area, you will fight only three types of easy monsters, giving you lots of SP and experience points, but not much gold, You will fight a black Kelolon (weak against Ground magic). In another battle, you will fight three exploding poison monsters. They repeat the same s

32nd Dream - Samii the Storyteller

Antidote Brooch

Backyard Special Class: The Immortal

Completion bonus

Crossing Hypercurrents

Easy experience

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