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The tower at the center of the world is said to be connected to paradise. Long ago it was sealed off due to the hordes of monsters ushering from it. Dreaming of a life in paradise, many have challenged the secrets of the tower, but no one knows what became of them. A party of adventurers formed from humans, ESP-using mutants, and monsters now challenges The Tower. Their journey will take them through four worlds and pit them against Ashura and his four fiends. |
The tower at the center of the world is said to be connected to paradise. Long ago it was sealed off due to the hordes of monsters ushering from it. Dreaming of a life in paradise, many have challenged the secrets of the tower, but no one knows what became of them. A party of adventurers formed from humans, ESP-using mutants, and monsters now challenges The Tower. Their journey will take them through four worlds and pit them against Ashura and his four fiends. |
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* [[A Taste of Power]]: The King Sword can one-hit any enemy with a weakness, the King Armor provides +20 to defense and immunity to all elements, and the King Shield gives the whole party an elemental barrier. You get all of these ''in the first world'', likely within the first half hour of the game. Of course, you don't get to keep them - to get the Black Sphere and enter the Tower you have to return them to the Statue of Hero. |
* [[A Taste of Power]]: The King Sword can one-hit any enemy with a weakness, the King Armor provides +20 to defense and immunity to all elements, and the King Shield gives the whole party an elemental barrier. You get all of these ''in the first world'', likely within the first half hour of the game. Of course, you don't get to keep them - to get the Black Sphere and enter the Tower you have to return them to the Statue of Hero. |
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* [[Abnormal Ammo]]: Rocks. Contrary to popular belief, that is an accurate translation<ref>They're called いわ in the original Japanese version, which does translate to "rock"</ref>, and it's not a mistranslation of "rocket". |
* [[Abnormal Ammo]]: Rocks. Contrary to popular belief, that is an accurate translation<ref>They're called いわ in the original Japanese version, which does translate to "rock"</ref>, and it's not a mistranslation of "rocket". |
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