Synergist: The Synergists better have bravery or faith buffs, so let's filter on bravery:. Like the Saboteurs, there are not many Synergists to choose from. At first there's only Gahongas, so it's lucky that it has decent base magic and speed, and it starts with bravery and learns faith at level 6. Gahongas will work out nicely until we can get a Purple Chocobo in Bresha Ruins AF, not too much further into the game. The Purple Chocobo is nice because it has a bit more HP and strength so it can hold its own in battle for a while, and it isn't as slow to upgrade as the Gahongas, so save most of the monster materials for the chocobo.
Medic: A good Medic is literally a life saver, and it's going to have cure, so that's our filter:. Cait Sith will likely be captured in short order after we first learn about monster taming, and it'll be the best medic we have for some time. It's probably worth upgrading at least until it learns Esuna so that it can cure ailments, and it might be worth going all the way to level 21 for Curasa if you have enough materials on hand.
Around the time we get to the Archylte Steppe can be considered the mid game, and we start to have a lot more options for monster taming. We'll be able to nab some monsters that will be useful through the rest of the game, and we'll have to make some decisions on what's best to upgrade with our limited mid-level materials, assuming you're like me and hate grinding to acquire all of the things.
We'll browse through each of the roles again, but without posting screenshots of every list. Most of the screenshots above show middle game monsters anyway. Commando: We definitely have more choices for Commandos at this point in the game.
Here's an instance where it's hard to make a choice based on the information we have in the tables. Narasimha has a base strength of and a mercurial growth rate, but Reaver has a base strength of and a very mercurial growth rate. They both can level up to 70, so which one is better? We don't know. At least, we don't know from the monster table.
We'd need to upgrade each monster in the game to see which one was better and when Reaver would pass up Narasimha, if it does. That would be nice additional info to have, but it's not readily available online and I'm not going to itemize it all for this post.
In the end, both of them are great, strong beasts, and you can pick your favorite. Ravager: A great Ravager for the mid game is surely the Blue Chocobo.
Chocobos are just awesome, and this one is nice and quick. It's a late bloomer, so it'll require a bit of upgrading before it reaches its true potential, but it should start getting there with the materials available mid game.
Sentinel: This next Sentinel will be the last one you ever need. The Pulse Gladiator is a wall when you get it, and it becomes a fortress after upgrading. Forgot your username or password? User Info: Tridalo Tridalo 9 years ago 1 I've been walking around near the long gui but the only things I'm finding are silver lobos and moblins.
Been at this for about an hour now, about to just give up and find a cacutar since those seem to spawn at a much higher rate. User Info: Silphychan Silphychan 9 years ago 6 Unless you really feel like you need the reaver NOW, I'd say wait until you have batlemania, and encounter master before you start searching for specific monsters.
User Info: 4evergaming 4evergaming 9 years ago 9 Reavers are a High-Powered monster, and as such, are easier to be found with the 'Battlemania' Fragment Skill turned on to Attract Tougher Opponents. Status infliction mechanics. Need some monster recommendations, please? Im going too get a job dad wont let me play ff 13 2?. Side Quest. Where can I find Access Key 13? What's the easiest way to get Potent Essence or Mana Essence? As you approach Dr Gysahl, a new cut-scene will begin and you'll also be granted access to the side quest Saving an Angel.
Just like the quest with the fireworks, it's time to grab some items - the chocobo's hungry, after all, and it's after some very fussy foods. There are three items you'll need to get your hands on to stuff this particular bird.
Once the chocobo's been fed and watered, you'll need to head south-west until you reach Jagd Woods. Here you'll receive a side quest from Hunter Hopeful, one that rewards you with a Mystical Meal. Take this foodstuff back to the farms and feed it to the bloated Chocobo. This happy little chick is now grateful enough that it'll let you ride around on its back.
This involves a little light flower-picking, so saddle up and head north-west to find your first flower. Once investigated, head to the north of the Woods to find the second of the flowers, while the third can be found just to the west of Aryas Village. At this point you've got a couple of choices. Either you can continue straight on with the main quest, or you can give your chocobo a further boost by gathering the flowers all over again - although you'll have to wait until 24 game hours have passed.
If you've been ploughing your way through the main quest, it's probably worth finishing off all of your side quests first, as things get noticeably trickier during the latter half of the Wildlands content.
If you're ready to carry on further into the meat of the game's story, your next stop on the world map should be Poltae. Once there, you need to speak to a gentleman called Professor Lathom, who you'll find standing by the Poltae Inn. He'll give you a new side quest called The Grail of Valhalla once you've finished your conversation with him.
Once you've reached the location marked on your map you'll need to deftly float your chocobo over the rocks ahead before making your way further up. Hop over to the roof opposite you, and then move onto the rocky platform, before jumping and gliding over to the next platform. When the - seemingly inevitable - cut-scene has finished, you'll want to travel to the south-eastern part of this area to have a rummage around for an item sphere. After that, go back and ascend the ladder, then cross the bridge for a further cut-scene.
Once that's over with, you'll be able to get your hands on another item sphere that's located to the north. Now make your way up the nearby slope and walk through the hallways until you trigger a cut-scene. Keep heading onwards and upwards using the platforms, then follow the path that leads towards the north-west.
Keep heading up until you're on the balcony, then drop down and take a look at the plaque to get hold of a new side quest: Goddess Glyphs. Talk to Yeul again to get to the next balcony, then head in a south-eastern direction to get hold of another handy item sphere. Go through the door to the north-west and speak to Yeul when you've reached the centre of War's Cage.
Now travel up the ramp and veer to the right to speak with Yeul. If you don't mind jumping around a little, you can also find another item sphere by heading outside and dropping down to the area below. Talk to Yeul once more to return back up top, then get over to the next balcony.
As you make your way forward through the next door, you'll be able to open up an item sphere - this one contains something called the Prophecy of Rebirth, which holds some useful info about one of the boss fights you've got coming up shortly.
Keep heading forward into the next room, finishing off the Aster Protoflorian as you go, then climb up and over the rubble you see to talk to Yeul once more. Make your way up the balcony and keep travelling down the corridor to start a cut-scene.
User Info: achilleszero. Intern3st posted I've been trying to get the Reaver monster crystal forever now. So I have more than a 1 in 4 chance of capturing it. It must be astronomically low. Not succeeding after 50 attempts is incredibly unlikely. So unlikely, that you should check on the much more likely event of you having caught it already.
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