Items

Consumables and training items#

Vulneraries heal, manuals raise proficiency, and exam licenses are used for class certification. Gifts raise affinity, while shields and rings belong to Equipment.

Check material uses before selling. Gathering points, shop stock, merchant exchanges, and drops depend on routes and regions. Keep enough gold before shopping too. A Vulnerary restores 20 HP per use and has 3 uses. It heals 20 HP at once, for 60 HP only across all three uses.

Check quest and exchange needs before gathering or selling ingredients. Do not spend turns aimlessly searching for fish, vegetables, or ore. Seek them when quests or city exchanges require them. When short on money, sell Bullion and Gold Dust first, then consider ingredients if needed, checking exchange uses too. Check uses and locations, reserve quest and exchange quantities, and sell only the excess.

For missing skill requirements, buy the relevant manual rather than every subject. Watch weekly manual restocks, especially to teach a character one white spell so they can keep developing through support magic in battle. White-Magic Manuals, Heavy-Armor Manuals, and similar items only raise proficiency. An exam license still needs level, skill, and route requirements. Check pass rates in Classes.

Open weapon crates after obtaining them, and do not treat random crates as reliable shops for specific weapons. Quality Weapon Crates and Luxury Weapon Crates can yield useful weapons cheaply. For repeated purchases, save before buying → purchase → open and check → reload if dissatisfied. Saving only before opening may give the same result after reloading. Crates found through exploration do not use this purchase-and-reload method. For a reliable source of a weapon, check Weapon acquisition. Random crates are a matter of luck.

When choosing ingredients for support feasts, check whether they restore spell uses. To build support across all recruited units, spend one spell use first, then repeatedly feast using ingredients that do not restore magic. Mixing in spell-restoring ingredients may refill the missing-use state needed to keep feasting. Check ingredient effects, remaining quantities, and turns. Distinguish HP restoration from spell-use restoration; gift preferences are not ingredient recovery effects.