Wizardry Empire: Fukkatsu no Tsue Bestiary

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Wizardry Empire (II):
Fukkatsu no Tsue (Staff of Restoration)

Bestiary,
Player Character Races/Classes,
Spells, Equipment, and Maps

For better or worse, all the translations from the original Japanese are the results of my own work. As I am not even remotely fluent in the language, there are doubtlessly numerous mistakes. I'm reasonably certain of my katakana translations, because those are generally Japanese interpretations of English words to begin with, but I wouldn't put too much faith in my understanding of hiragana and kanji. In cases where I couldn't even hazard a guess as to what the Japanese means, I just left the text untranslated.

I'm still missing one monster and nine pieces of equipment, but, as I've been working on this project, off-and-on again, for months now, I'm ready to call it quits for the time being and publish what I have. Provided you can read the katakana and hiragana characters in the game, there should be enough information on this page for you to successfully play through and complete this Wizardry game, should you desire to do so.

BESTIARY
The vast majority of Wizardry's monsters are "borrowed" from Dungeons & Dragons, which, in turn, are largely based on mythology and various high fantasy novels.

I've listed the monsters in alphabetical order, rather than the numerical system used in the game's monster book, which lumps creatures together by type/theme. However, I have also included the relevant number, next to each monster's name, should you desire to easily cross reference my list with the game's.

If you're having trouble locating some of the monsters on the levels that I've indicated, keep in mind that (1) some encounters are VERY rare and (2) some floors have isolated sub-sections which often have different enemy encounters than the rest of the level (for example, the center areas of maps 13-18).

KEY

Fukakutei Mei (Undetermined Name)
A monster's rough classification before your party correctly identifies it. For example, a Gold Dragon is simply a generic Dragon until your characters can determine what they're up against, either through fighting it for a while, or casting the Level 3 Priest spell "Encyclopedia". Of course, in the case of something as deadly as a Gold Dragon, your party may very well not survive long enough to discover its true identity . . .

AC (Armor Class)
A numerical measure of how difficult it is to strike a given target. In addition to protective gear, the AC value may also represent other factors that contribute to a character's ability to withstand or avoid damage [speed/reflexes (ninja), natural protection like scales (dragons), unusual properties like intangibility (ghosts), etc.] The lower the number, including negative values, the better. For example, a Goblin has an AC of 9 and is very easy to hit, while a Platinum Dragon, with an AC of -15, is very hard to strike. The default AC for an unarmored human of average ability is 10. Take note that AC only protects against physical attacks, it provides no defense whatsoever against magic.

EXP (Experience Points)
A point value awarded for the slaying of monsters. The accumulation of experience points allows your characters to advance in power at set intervals (i.e., "level up".) Note that the various characters classes differ in how much experience they require to advance in power; for example, thieves gain new levels relatively quickly in comparison to spellcasters. Generally speaking, the more experience points a monster is worth, the more difficult it is to defeat.

Go-rudo (Gold)
The currency of Wizardry. You need this to purchase goods and services in town. Money is acquired by defeating monsters, searching the treasure chests/bags dead foes sometimes leave behind, and by selling unwanted items at the shop. Generally, stronger opponents are worth more gold.

HP (Hit Points)
A numerical measure of a player character's or monster's life. When it reaches zero, the character is dead. Generally, the more hit points a character has, the more difficult they are to defeat. A range of values is given, because the amount of health each creature has is randomly determined. For example, normal Zombies have 3d8 hit points, or in other words, the sum of the roll of three eight-sided dice. So, every normal Zombie that you ever face will have between three (weak) to twenty-four (strong) hit points, depending on what number the game "rolled" for them at the beginning of the encounter. This hit point spread is a mathematical representation of the real world variation one would find in a random sampling of individuals.

Tokushyu (Special)
Any extra capabilites a monster has, above and beyond a normal physical attack, such as the ability to inflict negative status effects.

Nigeru (Flee/Run)
Some monsters are cowardly and there is a chance that they will take for the hills instead of fighting if the odds don't look favorable to them (If I was a lowly Kobold, I'd run too if I ran into a well-armed party of adventurers.) You don't get any experience points for monsters that escape in this fashion. Any monster that does not have this attribute in their bestiary entry will fight to the death.

Nakama o Yobu (Call Partners)
The ability of a monster to summon an additional ally, of its own species, to join the battle (success isn't guaranteed - sometimes this call for reinforcements fails.) Note that a single group of monsters can never exceed nine members, so there is a limit to how many allies they can accumulate. If you don't quickly kill, or incapacitate, monsters that can call for backup (particularly demons), your party might get overwhelmed and destroyed by sheer numbers. On the upside, assuming you win, extra monsters also means extra experience.

Butsuri Mukou (Physics No Effect)
I'm not exactly sure how this works. Immunity to physical status effects like poison, paralyze, petrify, etc., perhaps?

???+ Mukou (??? No Effect)
I can't figure out the first two kanji of this one (and the Gameboy Color's low screen resolution isn't helping), but I'm assuming it's probably indicative of some kind of resistance the monster has, possibly to critical hits or status effects.

Houhou (Magic Method)
Just like your player characters, some monsters can employ magic. A monster may know spells from the Mage or Priest schools, or, even worse, both. Unfortunately, the game's monster book doesn't give any specifics beyond the generic capacity to cast spells (i.e., it doesn't tell you what level of expertise they have in each school.)

Buresu (Breath)
A special attack that affects the entire party. These deadly exhalations usually have an elemental attribute and may also inflict negative status effects in addition to physical damage. A Gorgon's stone breath, for example, may cause petrification.

Dorein ("Drain)
The ability to permanently remove one, or more, experience levels from one of your characters, erasing hours of your hard work. Lost levels can be re-earned again, but that's obviously not a desirable situation (woe to you if you were depending on the Teleport spell to escape the dungeon and your Mage gets reduced to a level where he or she can no longer cast it!) This is an attack particularly favored by the undead.

Kuritikaru (Critical)
The dreaded one-hit decapitation kill. While a number of creatures possess this ability, ninja-type enemies are the most notoriously skilled at lopping off heads. No matter how powerful your characters become, or how low their AC gets, instant death is always a possibility when you take on enemies with this attribute.

Doku (Poison)
While envenomed, a character will steadily lose hit points until the condition is cured or they die. This condition persists, even after the battle is over. Take note that returning to town will instantly cure any poisoned characters at no cost to you.

Kyoufu (Fear)
A terrified character's commands in battle are limited to only defense and flight. Sometimes this condition will wear off on its own naturally, at other times, you'll have to cure it manually. In addition to suffering this affliction during a battle, Bishop characters may become frightened after failing to identify an object.

Nemui (Sleep)
A slumbering character cannot perform any actions. Because they're defenseless, sleeping characters can be hit for extra damage. This condition usually wears off on its own during the battle, but you can also cure it manually if you have the right spell or item. Sleeping characters always wake up after the conclusion of the battle.

Mahi (Paralysis)
A paralyzed character cannot perform any actions and the condition persists until cured, even after the battle is over. Paralyzed characters are defenseless and can be hit for extra damage by opportunistic monsters. If all your characters get paralyzed, that's an automatic game over.

Sekka (Petrify)
A petrified character cannot perform any actions and the condition persists until cured, even after the battle is over. Petrified characters are defenseless and can be hit for extra damage by opportunistic monsters. If your entire party is turned to stone, that's an automatic game over.

Jyumon Teikou ("Spell Resistance")
A monster's degree of immunity, if any, to a given type of magic, expressed as a percentage from 0-100. If a magic spell fails to overcome a monster's spell resistance, then the monster suffers no damage of detrimental effects. For example, a Titan has 50% resistance to all types of magic, so, on average, spells cast on a Titan will only succeed half of the time. Naturally, familiarity with a monster's magical strengths, and weaknesses, are of great tactical importance.

Chi (Earth)	Mizu (Water)	Hi (Fire)	Kaze (Wind)
Seishin (Mind)	Hou (Magic)	Hijiri (Holy)	Nai (None)

AIR ELEMENTAL (#076)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 19 (Boss), EX6

ARCH DEMON (#018)
Unidentified: DEMON
Encounter: Levels 19, EX4

ARCH LEONARD (#145)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 17

ARCH MAGE (#157)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 17, EX5

ASSASSIN (#060)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 11, 13

AVENGER (#023)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX4

BALROG (#016)
Unidentified: DEMON
Encounter: Levels 14, 20

BANSHEE (#159)
Unidentified: GAUNT FIGURE
Encounter: Level 3

BEHEMOTH (#146)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 9, 11

BERSERKER (#111)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 2, 3, 4, 5, EX5

BISHOP (#188)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 13, 14

BLACK DRAGON (#215)
Unidentified: DRAGON
Encounter: Levels EX1, EX4

BLUE DRAGON (#211)
Unidentified: DRAGON
Encounter: Levels 19, EX1

BLUE SLIME (#198)
Unidentified: WATER
Encounter: Levels 1, 2

BOWMAN (#009)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 6, 7, 8

BOX (#004)
Unidentified: STRANGE OBJECT
Encounter: Levels EX5, EX6

BRONZE DRAGON (#212)
Unidentified: DRAGON
Encounter: Levels 19, EX1, EX5

BRONZE GOLEM (#197)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Level 16

CARRION CRAWLER (#143)
Unidentified: SLITHERING OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 5, 6

CENTAUR (#045)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 5, 6

CERBERUS (#137)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 19 (Boss)

CLERIC (#127)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 13, 14

COPPER DRAGON (#210)
Unidentified: DRAGON
Encounter: Levels 19, EX1, EX5

COUATL (#130)
Unidentified: WINGED OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 9, 10

CRAWLING CLAW (#131)
Unidentified: STRANGE OBJECT
Encounter: Level 1

CREEPING COIN (#116)
Unidentified: STRANGE OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 1, 2, 3

CYCLOPS (#037)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Level 12

DAIMYO (#061)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 17

Note: A "Daimyo" was a Japanese feudal ruler, roughly equivalent to a European Lord.

DAMIAN (#008)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX7 (Boss)

DAMNED (#125)
Unidentified: SKELETON
Encounter: Level 13

DAO (#084)
Unidentified: EARTH
Encounter: Levels 14, EX2

DARK KNIGHT (#187)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 8, 9, 11, 14

DARK LORD (#140)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 11

DARK NAGA (#046)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 8, 11

DARK RIDER (#028)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 17

DEATH KNIGHT (#117)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 15

DEATH SLIME (#007)
Unidentified: WATER
Encounter: Level EX4 (Optional Boss)

DEMON IMP (#165)
Unidentified: DEMON
Encounter: Levels 9, 14, 16

DEMON KING (#020)
Unidentified: DEMON
Encounter: Levels 20, EX4

DEMON LORD (#019)
Unidentified: DEMON
Encounter: Level 20, EX4

DEMON QUEEN (#021)
Unidentified: DEMON
Encounter: Levels 20, EX4

DEMON TSUNUOKU (#022)
Unidentified: DEMON
Encounter: Level 20 (Boss)

DOLL GOLEM (#051)
Unidentified: STRANGE OBJECT
Encounter: Level 18

DRAGON ZOMBIE (#121)
Unidentified: DRAGON
Encounter: Levels 19, 20, EX4, EX5

DRYAD (#075)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 3, EX5

DULLAHAN (#122)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 14

EARTH ELEMENTAL (#077)
Unidentified: EARTH
Encounter: Levels 19 (Boss), EX2

EFREET (#086)
Unidentified: FLAME
Encounter: Levels 14, 15, EX2

ETTIN (#040)
Unidentified: GIANT FIGURE
Encounter: Level 15

EYEWING (#132)
Unidentified: FLYING OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 1, 2, EX5

FIRE BEETLE (#206)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 13, 14, 15

FIRE ELEMENTAL (#079)
Unidentified: FLAME
Encounter: Levels 19 (Boss), EX2

FIRE GIANT (#035)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 14, 15

FRIAR (#126)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 9, 11, 13

FROST BEETLE (#207)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 13, 14

FROST GIANT (#036)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 14, 16

GARGOYLE (#071)
Unidentified: FLYING OBJECT
Encounter: Level 2 (Boss)

GARUDA (#195)
Unidentified: FLYING OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 6, 7

GAS CLOUD (#161)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 16, 17

GENIE (#083)
Unidentified: STRANGE OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 14, EX2, EX6

GHAST (#042)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 16, 17, 19

GHOST BISHOP (#177)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 13, 14, 18

GHOST DAIMYO (#170)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX8 (Optional Boss)

Note: A "Daimyo" was a Japanese feudal ruler, roughly equivalent to a European Lord.

GHOST DANCER (#176)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX3

GHOST GUNNER (#173)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 12, 13

GHOST KNIGHT (#181)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 16, EX3

GHOST KUNOICHI (#171)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX8

Note: A "Kunoichi" is a female ninja.

GHOST LORD (#182)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 16, EX3

GHOST MAGE (#179)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, EX3

GHOST NINJA (#172)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX8

GHOST PRIEST (#178)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 13, 14, 18

GHOST RIDER (#180)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 16, EX3

GHOST ROGUE (#175)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Level 13

GHOST SAMURAI (#169)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX8

GHOST SHOOTER (#174)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Level 14

GHOST VALKYRIE (#183)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX3

GHOST (#160)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 1, 10, 12

GHOUL (#041)
Unidentified: GAUNT FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 10, 11, 12

Note: It's not often that you see censorship in Japanese games. The Ghoul enemy in Wizardry Empire (II): Fukkatsu no Tsue has been toned down from the original gorier version found in Wizardry Empire (I).

GIANT BAT (#109)
Unidentified: FLYING OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, EX5

GIANT BEE (#204)
Unidentified: FLYING OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 7, 8

GIANT ELEMENTAL (#002)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Level EX2 (Boss)

GIANT FROG (#202)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 1

GIANT RAT (#203)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 3

GIANT SPIDER (#205)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 11, 12

GIANT ZOMBIE (#089)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 13, 14, 18, EX4

GLADIATOR (#113)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 13, 14, 16

GLASS GOLEM (#052)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Level 16

GNOME (#192)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 15

(Note: In order to trigger this battle, at East 14/North 11, none of your party members can be gnomes, nor can you have the Silver Medallion item in your inventory.)

GOBLIN KING (#054)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 2, 3, 4

GOBLIN (#053)
Unidentified: SMALL FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 1, 2, 3, 4

GOLD DRAGON (#217)
Unidentified: DRAGON
Encounter: Level EX7

GORGIMERA (#148)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 17

GORGON (#134)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 10, 11

GREATER DEMON (#015)
Unidentified: DEMON
Encounter: Levels 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 20, EX4

GREATER HYDRA (#135)
Unidentified: SLITHERING OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 14, 15

GREATER MEDUSA (#048)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 17

GREEN DRAGON (#213)
Unidentified: DRAGON
Encounter: Levels 20, EX1, EX5

GREEN SLIME (#201)
Unidentified: WATER
Encounter: Level 17

GRYPHON (#196)
Unidentified: FLYING OBJECT
Encounter: Level 15

GUNNER (#011)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 17

HELLFIEND (#014)
Unidentified: DEMON
Encounter: Levels 13, 14, 16, 17, 18

HELLHOUND (#194)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 5, 6, 7

HELLMASTER (#017)
Unidentified: DEMON
Encounter: Levels 14, 17, 19, 20

HIGH BISHOP (#097)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 16

HIGH LICH (#006)
Unidentified: GAUNT FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX5 (Boss)

HIGH NINJA (#091)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 13, 14, 15, 17

HIGH PRIEST (#128)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 17

HIGH THIEF (#066)
Unidentified: SMALL FIGURE
Encounter: Level 16

HIGH WIZARD (#156)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 16

HIGHWAYMAN (#112)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 13

HILL GIANT (#034)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 12, 15

HOBGOBLIN (#190)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 3, 4

HYDRA (#193)
Unidentified: SLITHERING OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 8, 14, 15

IRON DRAGON (#214)
Unidentified: DRAGON
Encounter: Level EX1

IRON GOLEM (#050)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Level 18

JUGGERNAUT (#072)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Level 18 (Boss)

KALI (#074)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 14

KAMUI (#094)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 19, EX8

Note: "Kamui" means god/deity, so this enemy is of divine character.

KAMUI (#005)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX8 (Final Boss)

Note: "Kamui" means god/deity, so this enemy is of divine character.

KARAIRU (#107)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 13 (Boss)

KIRIN (#138)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 14

KNIGHT RIDER (#124)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 15

KNIGHT (#186)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

KOBOLD KING (#056)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 1, 2, 3

KOBOLD (#055)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 1, 2, 3

KUNOICHI (#044)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX8

Note: A "Kunoichi" is a female ninja.

LESSER DEMON (#013)
Unidentified: DEMON
Encounter: Levels 13, 14, 16, 17, 18

LEVIATHAN (#149)
Unidentified: SLITHERING OBJECT
Encounter: Level EX6 (Boss)

LICH (#118)
Unidentified: GAUNT FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 20, EX4, EX5

LION OF HELL (#139)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 5, 6

LIVING CEILNG (#150)
Unidentified: STRANGE OBJECT
Encounter: Level 17 (Boss)

LIZARD KING (#164)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 6, 7, 8

LIZARDMAN (#163)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 5, 6, 7, 8

LORD (#185)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 7, 8

LUCKY STAR (#068)
Unidentified: SMALL FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 16, 17

MAGE (#184)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 16

MAN SCORPION (#047)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 7, 8

MANTICORE (#147)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 15

MARID (#085)
Unidentified: WATER
Encounter: Levels 14, EX2, EX6

MASTER BISHOP (#098)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 17

MASTER NINJA (#092)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 17, 18, EX8

MASTER PRIEST (#129)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 17, EX5

MASTER THIEF (#067)
Unidentified: SMALL FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 16, 17

MEDUSA (#099)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 11, 17

MINDFLAYER (#100)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 9

MINOTAUR (#101)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 5 (Boss)

MUDMAN (#133)
Unidentified: STRANGE OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 8, 9, 11

MUMMY (#119)
Unidentified: GAUNT FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 7, 8, 9, 10

MUSASHI (#154)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX8 (Optional Boss)

Note: Miyamoto Musashi was a real person; he is arguably the most famous Japanese swordsman of all time.

NAGPA (#108)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 8, 9, 10

NECROMANCER (#158)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 13, 14, 18, EX4, EX5

NIGHTCRAWLER (#123)
Unidentified: STRANGE OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 13, 14, 18, 19, EX4, EX5

NIGHTMARE (#120)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 5

NINJA (#090)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 11

OGRE LORD (#030)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 6, 7, 8, 11, 12

OGRE (#029)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11

ORC LORD (#032)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 3, 4, 5

ORC (#031)
Unidentified: SMALL FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 2, 3, 4, 5, 7

OVERLORD (#064)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 14, 16, 17

PACHYDERMION (#106)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 6, 8

PHOENIX (#081)
Unidentified: WINGED OBJECT
Encounter: Level 15

PLATINUM DRAGON (#218)
Unidentified: DRAGON
Encounter: Level EX7

POISON GIANT (#038)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Level 16

PRIEST (#189)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 2, 3, 4, 5, EX5

PUPPET (#073)
Unidentified: GAUNT FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 14, 15, 17

RAKSHASA (#082)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 11, 14

RAVER LORD (#136)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 13, 14

RED DRAGON (#209)
Unidentified: DRAGON
Encounter: Levels 19, EX1

RED SLIME (#199)
Unidentified: WATER
Encounter: Level 9

REGUNA (#001)
Unidentified: WINGED OBJECT
Encounter: Level EX1 (Boss)

ROGUE (#065)
Unidentified: SMALL FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 3, 4, 6

ROPER (#141)
Unidentified: SERPENTINE OBJECT
Encounter: Level 13

SAGITTARIUS MAIDEN (#012)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 14, 18, 19, EX5

SAND BEETLE (#208)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 13

SCYLLA (#103)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 14

SHADOW (#003)
Unidentified: STRANGE OBJECT
Encounter: Levels EX3 (Boss), EX8

SHAMAN (#095)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 4, 5, 6, 7, 9

SHINKAN (#096)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 9, 10

Note: A "Shinkan" is a Shinto (Japan's major religion) priest.

SHOGUN (#062)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 17, EX8

Note: A "Shogun" is a supreme general, and, at various times in history, it was also the title of the ruler of Japan.

SHOOTER (#010)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Level 16

SILVER DRAGON (#216)
Unidentified: DRAGON
Encounter: Levels EX6, EX7

SKELETON WARRIOR (#070)
Unidentified: SKELETON
Encounter: Levels 4, 5, 10

SKELETON (#069)
Unidentified: SKELETON
Encounter: Levels 1, 4

SLEIPNIR (#142)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 16, EX5

SNOW LADY (#105)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 16, EX6

Note: This is obviously Yuki Onna--for whatever reason, the programmers have already translated her name into the English katakana equivalent (yuki = snow, onna = woman).

SORCERER (#155)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 9, 11

SPECTRE (#162)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Level 19

SPHINX (#144)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 17 (Optional Boss)

SPIDER QUEEN (#102)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Level 13 (Boss)

STONE GOLEM (#049)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Level 18

SUCCUBUS QUEEN (#058)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 14, 18

SUCCUBUS (#057)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 14, 15, 18

SWORD DANCER (#115)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX4

SWORDMASTER (#114)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 16, 17

THE HIGH MASTER (#093)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 18, EX8

TITAN (#039)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Level 16

TREANT (#080)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 8, 11

TROLL (#033)
Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 11, 12

TSUJIGIRI (#059)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 4, 5, 6

Note: "Tsujigiri" is the practice of killing an innocent passerby in order to try out a new sword.

UMBER HULK (#151)
Unidentified: BEAST
Encounter: Levels 11, 12

UNDEAD GOBLIN (#167)
Unidentified: GAUNT FIGURE
Encounter: Level 3

UNDEAD KOBOLD (#168)
Unidentified: GAUNT FIGURE
Encounter: Level 3

UNDEAD ORC (#166)
Unidentified: GAUNT FIGURE
Encounter: Level 5

VALIANT (#024)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX5

VALKYRIE (#104)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 19, EX5

VAMPIRE BAT (#110)
Unidentified: WINGED OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 5, 6, 7

VAMPIRE LORD (#026)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 20, EX4

VAMPIRE QUEEN (#027)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 20, EX4

VAMPIRE (#025)
Unidentified: GAUNT FIGURE
Encounter: Level 14

WARLOCK (#154)
Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 4, 5, 6

WATER ELEMENTAL (#078)
Unidentified:WATER
Encounter: Levels 19 (Boss), EX6

WIGHT (#043)
Unidentified: HAZY FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 19, EX3

WINGMAN (#191)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 3, 4

YASHA (#063)
Unidentified: ARMORED FIGURE
Encounter: Level EX8

Note: "Yasha" are Buddhist guardian deities that are often depicted as demonic warriors.

YELLOW SLIME (#200)
Unidentified: WATER
Encounter: Levels 10, 11

YUAN-TI (#152)
Unidentified: SLITHERING OBJECT
Encounter: Levels 6, 7, 8, 11

ZOMBIE LORD (#088)
Unidentified: GAUNT FIGURE
Encounter: Levels 10, 11, 12

ZOMBIE (#087)
Unidentified: GAUNT FIGURE
Encounter: Level 2

EXTRA MONSTERS EXCLUSIVE TO WIZARDRY: EMPIRE (I)
Wizardry Empire (I) and Wizardry Empire (II): Fukkatsu no Tsue utilize the same game engine and graphical assets, so their respective monster assortments, other than the stats, are largely identical [while Wizardry Empire (II): Fukkatsu no Tsue does have more critters total, 217 to Wizardry Empire (I)'s 167, I would argue that Fukkatsu no Tsue's numbers are artificially inflated with the many ghost and dragon palette-swapped variants.] Someday, I might make a separate bestiary for Wizardry Empire (I), but, in the mean time, I thought I'd include the monsters exclusive to that version here as well. Again, I've listed the monsters in alphabetical order, rather than the game's numerical system.
ALIEN (#147) Unidentified: STRANGE OBJECT Encounter: Level 12 (Optional Boss)	ANTIQUITY THING(#001) Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT Encounter: Level 666 (Boss)
ASSASSIN (#090) Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE Encounter: Level Note: Despite the name, this is completely different from the Assassin enemy shown near the top of this web page. In addition to different statistics and using the ninja sprite instead of the samurai sprite, the katakana equivalent for the English word assassin, "Asashin", is given for this monster's title instead of the hiragana for "Shikaku" (which is Japanese for assassin) seen in said previous example. That same Shikaku enemy is also present in Wizardry Empire (I), so there are actually two different monsters with the same Assassin moniker, albeit in different languages, in the game. Note that, while Fukkatsu no Tsue does not have this particular Assassin variant, it does use this sprite for the basic "Ninja" enemy instead.	BEAUTIFUL SORCERER (#002) Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT Encounter: Level 666 (Boss)
BEHOLDER (#109) Unidentified: STRANGE OBJECT Encounter: Level	BEYONDER THING(#003) Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT Encounter: Level 570
DARK ELF (#107) Unidentified: ROBED FIGURE Encounter: Level	DEEP DRAGON (#166) Unidentified: DRAGON Encounter: Level
DEMON ADISSHU (#022) Unidentified: DEMON Encounter: Level 20 (Boss)	EX-CONVICT FIREWOOD (#005) Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT Encounter: Level 570
GAP IN THE VOID THING (#006) Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT Encounter: Level 666 (Boss)	GOD'S BOWSTRING THING (#004) Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT Encounter: Level 666 (Boss)
MIST DRAGON (#167) Unidentified: DRAGON Encounter: Level	SHADOW DRAGON (#165) Unidentified: DRAGON Encounter: Level
STAR-SEIZING THING (#007) Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT Encounter: Level 570	THOUGHT-BORN THING (#008) Unidentified: GIANT OBJECT Encounter: Level 666 (Final Boss) Note: Given its appearance, I believe this creature is supposed to represent H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu.
UNDEAD BEHOLDER (#110) Unidentified: STRANGE OBJECT Encounter: Level

UNIDENTIFIED MONSTERS
When a fight in Wizardry begins, the true nature of your foes is often unknown. Battling the creatures for a bit will eventually reveal who, and what, they really are, as will casting the Level 3 Priest spell "Encyclopedia" (this magic automatically reveals the identity of all enemies you meet for the duration of your stay in the dungeon, or until the effect is dispelled.)

Animal/Beast (Kemono)	Armored Figure (Yoroi o Matotta Sugata)	Demon (Akuma)
Dragon (Doragon)	Earth (Tsuchi)	Flame (Honoo)
Flying Object (Tsubasa o Motsumono)	Gaunt Figure (Yatsureta Sugata)	Giant Object (Kyodai na Mono)
Hazy Figure (Oboro na Sugata)	Robed Figure (Ro-bu o Matotta Sugata)	Serpentine Object (Chi o Haumono)
Skeleton (Gaikotsu)	Small Figure (Chiisa na Sugata)	Strange Object (Kimyou na Mono)
Water (Mizu)

CHARACTER RACES The usual five races are available for play in this installment of Wizardry: Humans, elves, dwarves, gnomes, and hobbits. While, for the most part, character classes are open to any race (so long as they can meet, or exceed, the required ability scores, and/or have in their possession the appropriate transformation item), you'll have better results if the character's attributes play to the strengths of their chosen profession. For example, hobbits tend to be agile and lucky, which makes them excellent thieves, but they're not very strong or durable, so they don't make the best frontline melee fighters. Of course, there's nothing preventing you from making a hobbit fighter, just understand that, all things being equal, a halfling isn't going to be as effective in that role as a sturdy dwarf would be. Note that the strength (chikara) and vitality (semeiryoku) attributes will have slight variances depending on whether you chose to make your character a man (otoko) or woman (onna) - in this Wizardry game men are slightly stronger (more damage) and woman are slightly healthier (more hit points). Other than that, the only other time gender affects gameplay is in connection with the new female-only Kunoichi prestige class. An equal mix of three men and three women is a good choice for your party's composition, but do whatever suits your own tastes and play style.
Human (Ningen)	Strength (Chikara)	Intelligence (Chie)	Piety (Shinkoushin)	Vitality (Seimeiryoku)	Agility (Subayasa)	Luck (Un no Tsuyosa)
Base Values	8 (Male) 7 (Female)	8	6	8 (Male) 9 (Female)	8	9
Racial Maximum	18 (Male) 17 (Female)	18	16	18 (Male) 19 (Female)	18	19
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Elf (Erufu)	Strength (Chikara)	Intelligence (Chie)	Piety (Shinkoushin)	Vitality (Seimeiryoku)	Agility (Subayasa)	Luck (Un no Tsuyosa)
Base Values	7 (Male) 6 (Female)	10	10	6 (Male) 7 (Female)	10	6
Racial Maximum	17 (Male) 16 (Female)	20	20	16 (Male) 17 (Female)	20	16
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Dwarf (Dowa-fu)	Strength (Chikara)	Intelligence (Chie)	Piety (Shinkoushin)	Vitality (Seimeiryoku)	Agility (Subayasa)	Luck (Un no Tsuyosa)
Base Values	12 (Male) 11 (Female)	6	10	10 (Male) 11 (Female)	5	6
Racial Maximum	22 (Male) 21 (Female)	16	20	20 (Male) 21 (Female)	15	16
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Gnome (No-mu)	Strength (Chikara)	Intelligence (Chie)	Piety (Shinkoushin)	Vitality (Seimeiryoku)	Agility (Subayasa)	Luck (Un no Tsuyosa)
Base Values	7 (Male) 6 (Female)	7	10	8 (Male) 9 (Female)	10	7
Racial Maximum	17 (Male) 16 (Female)	17	20	18 (Male) 19 (Female)	20	17
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Hobbit (Hobitto)	Strength (Chikara)	Intelligence (Chie)	Piety (Shinkoushin)	Vitality (Seimeiryoku)	Agility (Subayasa)	Luck (Un no Tsuyosa)
Base Values	6 (Male) 5 (Female)	7	7	6 (Male) 7 (Female)	10	14
Racial Maximum	16 (Male) 15 (Female)	17	17	16 (Male) 17 (Female)	20	24

CHARACTER CLASSES In addition to the eight traditional Wizardry character classes (Fighter, Mage, Priest, Thief, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, and Ninja) the Empire games up the ante with the Archer and five secret prestige classes that can only be created with special items (Valiant, Avenger, Musashi, Kunoichi, and Summoner.)
Character Class (Shyuzoku)	Prime Requisite Scores						Alignment (Seigaku) Good (Zen) Neutral (Chyuuritsu) Evil (Aku)
Character Class (Shyuzoku)	Strength (Chikara)	Intelligence (Chie)	Piety (Shinkoushin)	Vitality (Seimeiryoku)	Agility (Subayasa)	Luck (Un no Tsuyosa)
Fighter (Senshi)	11	-	-	-	-	-	Any
Mage (Mahou Tsukai)	-	11	-	-	-	-	Any
Priest (Souryo)	-	-	11	-	-	-	Non-Neutral
Thief (Touzoku)	-	-	-	-	11	-	Non-Good
Bishop (Bishyoppu)	-	12	12	-	-	-	Non-Neutral
Samurai (Samurai)	15	11	10	14	10	-	Non-Evil
Lord (Ro-do)	15	12	12	15	14	15	Only Good
Ninja (Ninjya)	17	17	17	17	17	17	Only Evil
Archer (Yumi Tsukai)	10	10	-	-	12	-	Any
Valiant (Varianto)	The only way for a character to become a Valiant is to use the rare Cage Shield (Kago no Tate) item on them. There are no ability score or alignment restrictions for this prestige class.
Avenger (Abenjya-)	The only way for a character to become an Avenger is to use the rare The Avenger (Ji Abenjya-) sword item on them. There are no ability score or alignment restrictions for this prestige class.
Musashi (Musashi)	The only way for a character to become a Musashi is to use the rare Warrior's Helmet (Mononofu no Kabuto) item on them. There are no ability score or alignment restrictions for this prestige class.
Kunoichi (Kunoichi)	The only way for a character to become a Kunoichi is to use the rare Attractive Gloves (Miwaku no Kote) item on them. There are no ability score or alignment restrictions for this prestige class, but the character must be female.
Summoner (Shoukanshi)	The only way for a character to become a Summoner is to use the rare Sorcery Robe (Madou no Ro-bu) armor item on them. There are no ability score or alignment restrictions for this prestige class.
What's the best combination of party members? There is no real "right" or "wrong" answer to that, which is part of the beauty/playability of the Wizardry series. However, in order to be ready for any situation that the game throws at you, I would recommend that you have at least two dedicated frontline melee fighters (to dish out, and absorb, damage), one character proficient in Priest spells and turning undead (to heal/buff the party, identify monsters, light the dungeon, and take out the unliving), one character skilled at thievery (to disarm traps, pick locks, etc.), and one spellcaster who's mastered all the Mage spells (to inflict mass damage, buff the party, incapacitate enemies, and view/navigate the dungeon). This is the party composition I generally use when I play through a Wizardry game for the first time, including this one (I then go back later and try out other combinations.) Multiple healers and spellcasters might seem redundant, but, trust me, it's a lifesaver when several party members are dead or incapacitated. In regards to race, I generally favor dwarves because of their high vitality (extra hit points) and strength (extra melee damage). (FRONT ROW) Lord #1 (Good-Dwarf) Lord #2 (Good-Dwarf) Priest (Good-Dwarf) (BACK ROW) Thief (Neutral-Gnome/Hobbit) Mage #1 (Neutral-Elf) Mage #2 (Neutral-Elf) This is another solid line-up that I've employed in the past and have beaten other Wizardry installments with: (FRONT ROW) Lord (Good-Dwarf) Samurai (Neutral-Dwarf) Priest (Good-Dwarf) (BACK ROW) Thief (Neutral-Gnome/Hobbit) Bishop (Good-Elf) Mage (Neutral-Elf) Here are my thoughts/opinions regarding the Archer and the five new prestige classes (if you've played other Wizardry installments, I'm assuming you're already familiar with the capabilities of the eight traditional classes, so I'm not going to elaborate on those): The Archer is an excellent back row attacker, and some of the special arrows/bolts that you may find can inflict negative status effects on the enemy. They're also the only class that can equip all of the various bows and crossbow type weapons. Personally, I'd rather have another Mage or a Bishop in my back row than the Archer, because they can attack multiple enemies at once with their spells, whereas the Archer can only target individuals. Of course, if you multi-classed a spellcaster into an Archer, then you'd have the assets of both, but I'd still probably give the dedicated spellcaster the edge because they get more spell slots. Final verdict: The Archer is a reliable long distance attacker, but, like the basic Fighter, this class' lack of spells or special abilities limits their tactical usefulness. The chivalrous Valiant knight is very similar to the Lord except that they can't turn the undead and they learn Valiant spells instead of Priest spells. The Valiant school of magic is primarily focused on healing and buffing - the Level 4 spell that lets you cure the entire party of status ailments is particularly useful. I still like Lords better overall, but a Valiant is a solid choice for a frontline fighter and healer. Avengers are dark warriors (the classic Anti-Paladin Blackguard) whose Avenger school of spells are used to buff themselves or inflict both damage and negative status effects on the enemy. Take special note that, because they're rotten to the core, Avengers can equip cursed items without suffering any ill effects whatsoever - give them a full suit of tainted Demon (akuma) gear and the Death Ring, and your Avenger will have a very impressive -26 AC! Avengers are excellent front line fighters, but I find their spells to be a bit underwhelming in comparison to the Mage and Priest schools - of course, by multi-classing you can easily increase their magical options. Musashi are almost identical to Samurai (including their inability to equip shields), except that, instead of Mage spells, they learn magic from the Musashi school, which focuses on sword arts, particularly those that strike multiple enemies. Overall, while Musashi are excellent frontline melee combatants, I feel that Mage spells are more useful than the Musashi ones, so, I'd recommend sticking with the regular Samurai, or, you could multi-class a Mage, Bishop, or Samurai into a Musashi and have the best of both worlds. Kunoichi actually play quite a bit differently than their male Ninja counterparts. A Kunoichi's AC does not naturally improve like a Ninja's as she increases in levels, so make sure you equip her well. She also can't hide and backstab like a Thief or Ninja. Most surprisingly of all, at least to me, is that she doesn't perform decapitations like I expected, even though the Kunoichi enemies you encounter on Level EX8 can and do. I don't know if Kunoichi can detect secret doors or not, because, by the time I had her, I'd already unlocked everything, but she's good at disarming treasure traps, and by extension, I'd assume she's also handy at picking locked doors. The Kunoichi school of magic is kind of a jack-of-all-trades-master-of-none affair (of course, regular Ninja don't know any magic, so any spells are an improvement in that regard.) While that all seems fairly negative so far, I saved the best for last: At high levels, my Kunoichi is, by far, the absolute best physical fighter out of all my characters. My Kunoichi consistantly hits 19-21 times with each weapon attack, doing around 450-500+ points of damage total, which is mighty impressive, and she seldom misses (even deadly Silver, Gold, and Platinum Dragons often go down after one furious assault from her.) I wouldn't recommend her on magical merits, but, in terms of pure melee damage potential, the Kunoichi delivers in spades, and she's a decent thief as well. Summoners are physically fragile, comparable to the Mage, and have similar equipment restrictions. Because their school of unique magic is devoted entirely to summoning monsters, I strongly recommend that you multi-class another mastered spellcaster (preferably a Bishop, but, a Mage or Priest are more realistic) into a Summoner, so that you have other spell options, because, otherwise, the Summoner is very much a "one trick pony". I cannot stress enough how valuable the final Level 7 summon, The Elemental, is. With its -38 AC, 1,050-1,900 HP, breath attack, magic spells, and nearly inpenetrable spell resistance, it's almost unstoppable (only another EX level boss has a fighting chance against it.) The Elemental can kill anything, even bosses, in one or two physical blows (if often hits for 800-900 damage) - need I say more? While it takes a long time to get it, you should seriously consider having a Summoner in your party for that spell alone. Bottomline: Summoners are a lot of work (you actually have to search for your spells in the dungeon instead of automatically learning them like the other classes when you level up), but the ability to call up monsters to fight on your party's behalf, which can greatly tip the odds of winning battles in your favor, is most definitely worth it. Out of the five new prestige classes, the Summoner is my top pick. Lastly, here are some tips/cheats regarding character/party formation: When creating characters, unless you believe in playing the hand that you're dealt, don't take a low roll. Wizardry is very much an unforgiving game of numbers, and you want to squeeze every advantage you can get out of the system. Your starting stats are important, not just for gameplay, but also for selecting character classes (I won't accept a bonus point allotment less than the teens, and I usually try for something closer to the twenty range.) It's a rare occurence, but you might even be able to start as a Samurai if you pick the right race/alignment and get a REALLY lucky roll. During character generation, after you've met, or exceeded, the prime requisite scores for the character class that you want, I recommend that you pour any remaining bonus points into Vitality, because that attribute directly affects how many hit points you gain every time you level up, so the earlier you can max it out, the better. It's tedious, but, at the beginning of the game, you can make a bunch of characters, pool all of their gold and give it to one character, delete the rest, and repeat, to build up a stockpile of money to go shopping with, all without fighting a single battle. Your Level 1 characters will have a much better chance of surviving the rigors of the dungeon if they can start their careers with decent armor and weapons. Technically, good and evil aligned characters aren't supposed to mix, but there are two ways to get around this: (1) Bring just the good, or evil, characters that you want in your party into the dungeon, leave them close to the entrance, and return to town. Now, take the characters of the opposite alignment into the dungeon, search the spot where you left the previous characters, and they'll all join up (make sure that your party doesn't exceed the six member limit) and stay together. (2) Sometimes you're given the option to "attack" or "leave" a group of friendly monsters. "Attack" is an evil, bloodthirsty action, which will shift your alignment accordingly, while "Leave" is the benevolent, peaceful choice. If a good character commits enough unprovoked attacks, they'll become evil, and, likewise, an evil character that spares too many foes will become good. So, with patience, it's possible to convert a Lord to the dark side or a Ninja to the light. Note that neutral characters never change alignment no matter what you do. Even if you don't want a Bishop in your party, it's useful to create one anyway so that you can have them appraise your unidentified items for free when you get back to town, which will save you tons of money in the long run. Likewise, a Valiant can remove cursed items for free, but that's a Level 7 spell, not an innate ability, so you'd have to invest a lot of time into building them up before you could take advantage of it.

SPELLS
Much to my delight, this Wizardry game uses REAL words for all of its spells (you know, the kind that are actually descriptive and helpful), not the usual nonsensical jibber-jabber seen in all of the other games in the franchise that I've ever played (Loktofeit, Mahaman, Tiltowait, etc.)

LEVEL 1

PRIEST SPELLS

MAGE SPELLS

Restore (Resutoa) [Holy]
Heals 2d4 (4-8) hit points of damage for one party member.

Light (Raito) [None]
Illuminates the dungeon for 30 steps.

Remove Fear (Rimu-bu Fia-) [Mind]
Calms one terrified party member.

Iron Body (Aian Bodi) [Magic]
Bestows a -2 AC bonus on one individual for the duration of a single battle.

Make Wounds (Meiku U-nzu) [Holy]
Deals 2d4 (4-8) points of damage to a single target.

Cold Fear (Ko-ru Fia-) [Mind]
Attempt to inflict the fear status effect on one group of enemies.

Shield (Shi-rudo) [Magic]
Bestows a -4 AC bonus on the caster for the duration of a single battle.

Flame Arrow (Fureimu Aro-) [Fire]
Deal 2d8 (2-16) points of fire damage to a single target.

Compass (Conpasu) [None]
View the dungeon map. In addition to your current location, you can look at any of the other floors that you've previously visited as well.

LEVEL 2

PRIEST SPELLS

MAGE SPELLS

Healing (Hi-ringu) [Holy]
Heals 3d8 (16-24) hit points of damage for one party member.

Silence (Sairensu) [Wind]
Silence one group of enemies, preventing them from casting spells.

Air (E-ru) [Mind]
Increases the effectiveness of the party's attacks, by one magnitude, for the duration of a single battle.

Wake Up (Ueiku Appu) [Mind]
Wakes up one sleeping party member.

Search Person (Sa-chi Pa-son) [None]
Gives the coordinates of lost party members inside the dungeon.

Holy Light (Ho-ri- Raito) [Holy]
Deals 3d8 (16-24) points of damage to a single target.

Sleep (Suri-pu) [Mind]
Attempt to put one group of enemies to sleep.

Lightning Bolt (Raitningu Boruto) [Wind]
Deal 3d8 (3-24) points of wind damage to one group of enemies.

Darkness (Da-kunesu) [None]
Raises one enemy group's AC by 4, for the duration of a single battle, making them easier to hit.

LEVEL 3

PRIEST SPELLS

MAGE SPELLS

Cure Paralyze (Kyua Pararaizu) [Holy]
Frees one party member from the effects of paralysis.

Encyclopedia (Ensaikuropedia) [None]
Automatically identify monsters for the duration of your stay in the dungeon, or until dispelled.

Continual Light (Kontinyuaru Raito) [None]
Illuminates the maze for the duration of your stay in the dungeon, or until dispelled.

Inspect (Insupekuto) [None]
95% chance of correctly identifying the type of trap placed on a single treasure bag/chest.

Protection (Purotekushyon) [Magic]
Bestows a -4 AC bonus on the entire party for the duration of a single battle.

Fireball (Faiabo-ru) [Fire]
Deal 6d8 (6-48) points of fire damage to one group of enemies.

Missile Shield (Misairu Shi-rudo) [Wind]
95% chance of protecting the party from non-magical projectile attacks (arrows, quarrels, stones, etc.) for the duration of a single battle.

Striking (Sutoraikingu) [None]
Increases the effectiveness/accuracy of the attacks a single party member makes, by a magnitude of 1-8 (1d8), for the duration of a single battle.

Hold Ray (Ho-rudo Rei) [Mind]
Attempt to paralyze one group of monsters.

LEVEL 4

PRIEST SPELLS

MAGE SPELLS

Cure Poison (Kyua Poizon) [Water]
Neutralizes the toxins affecting one poisoned party member.

Forcefield (Fo-su Fi-rudo) [Holy]
Grants a -2 AC bonus to the entire party for the duration of their stay in the dungeon, or until dispelled.

Warcry (Uo-kurai) [Mind]
Increases the effectiveness of the party's attacks, by three magnitudes, for the duration of a single battle.

Iceball (Aisubo-ru) [Water]
Deal 8d8 (8-64) points of water damage to one group of enemies.

Firestorm (Faiasto-mu) [Fire]
Deal 4d8 (4-32) points of fire damage to all enemies.

Levitate (Rebite-to) [Magic]
Causes the entire party to float a few inches above the ground, protecting them from hazardous terrain like lava or pit traps and preventing them from falling down chutes. It lasts for the duration of your stay in the dungeon or until dispelled.

LEVEL 5

PRIEST SPELLS

MAGE SPELLS

Recovery (Rikabari-) [Holy]
Heals 32+2d8 (32-48) hit points of damage for one party member.

Revive (Ribaibu) [Holy]
Bring one dead comrade back to life who hasn't been reduced to ashes. Success is not guaranteed.

Flesh Stone (Furesshyu Sto-n) [Earth]
Transform one petrified party member back into flesh and blood.

Word of Death (Wa-do obu Desu) [Magic]
Attempt to instantly slay one enemy.

Thunderbolt (Sanda-boruto) [Wind]
Deal 7d8 (7-56) points of wind damage to all enemies.

Stone Ray (Suto-n Rei) [Earth]
Attempt to petrify one group of monsters.

Dispell Magic (Desuperu Majikku) [Magic]
In combat, this spell removes all magical effects from the enemy target. Outside of combat, it removes all magical effects from the party (the only reason I could think of ever wanting to do that would be if you wanted to fall down a chute, but couldn't, because you had previously cast the Levitate spell.)

Magic Screen (Majikku Sukuri-n) [Magic]
Bestows 50% magic resistance on the entire party for the duration of a single battle.

LEVEL 6

PRIEST SPELLS

MAGE SPELLS

Magic Armor (Majikku A-ma-) [Magic]
Grants a -6 AC bonus to the entire party for the duration of a single battle.

Cure All (Kyua O-ru) [Holy]
Restores one character to full health and removes all negative status effects.

Bless (Buresu) [None]
Increases the effectiveness of the party's attacks, by five magnitudes, for the duration of a single battle.

Recall Word (Riko-ru Wa-do) [None]
Instantly escape the dungeon and return the entire party back to town.

Frost Blizzard (Furosuto Buriza-do) [Water]
Deal 12d8 (12-96) points of water damage to one group of enemies.

Earthquake (A-sukuueiku) [Earth]
Attempt to make the earth swallow up all of your enemies.

Rainbow Ray (Reinbo- Rei) [Magic]
Prismatic spray that inflicts a variety of random detrimental effects on one group of enemies

Sun Ray (San Rei) [Holy]
Attempt to instantly disintegrate one group of undead opponents with cleansing light.

Astral Gate (Asutoraru Ge-to) [Holy]
Attempt to banish one group of demons back to the Abyss.

Energy Blast (Enaji- Burasuto) [Magic]
Devastating burst that deals 60+7d10 (60-170) points of damage to a single opponent.

LEVEL 7

PRIEST SPELLS

MAGE SPELLS

Elixir Light (Erikusa- Raito) [Holy]
Heals 28+3d9 (28-55) hit points of damage for each member of the party.

Holy Word (Ho-ri- Wa-do) [Holy]
Divine spell that deals 9d8 (9-72) points of damage to all enemies.

Resurrection (Rizarekushyon) [Holy]
Greater life spell that revives a dead character with full hit points, even ones that have been reduced to ashes. Success is not guaranteed.

Nuclear Blast (Nyu-kuria Burasuto) [Fire]
Ultimate attack spell that deals 12d12 (12-144) points of fire damage to all enemies.

Teleport (Terepo-to) [Magic]
When used outside of combat, this allows you to pick any location on the map, that you've previously visited, and instantly warp there. In combat, the teleport spell will whisk your party away to a random point in the dungeon--useful if things are going VERY badly. Always keep in mind that, as usual, accidentally teleporting into solid stone is instantly fatal to your entire party.

Anti-Magic (Anchimajiku) [Magic]
Bestows 85% magic resistance on the entire party for the duration of a single battle.

Wish (Uishyu) [Magic]
After casting this spell, a divine force will offer you a choice of three random benefits (escape the fight, heal the entire party back to full health, resurrect all dead party members, give the entire party a huge bonus to their AC, fully replenish all spells, etc.) This potent magic can turn even the most hopeless of battles around, but save it for when you really need it, because the Wish comes at a very steep price: the caster must sacrifice one level of experience every time they use it!

SPECIAL PRESTIGE CLASS SPELLS

VALIANT

AVENGER

Level 1 Spells

Nanji Niiyashi o (Nanji Niiyashi O) [Holy]
Heals 25-39 hit points of damage for one party member.

Nanji Sukoya ka Nare (Nanji Sukoya ka Nare) [Holy]
Removes all negative status effects from one party member.

Kanomo no Nisabaki o (Kanomo no Nisabaki o) [Holy]
Deals 25-39 points of damage to a single target.

Level 2 Spells

Thou Heal (Nanji Iya Sareyo) [Holy]
Heals 33-54 hit points of damage for one party member.

Nanji ni Katsuryouku o (Nanji ni Katsuryouku o) [Holy]
Heals 20-32 hit points of damage for one party member and cures them of all negative status effects.

Kanomo no Nitettsui o (Kanomo no Nitettsui O) [Holy]
Deals 33-54 points of damage to a single target.

Level 3 Spells

Thou Enclose (Nanji ni Kago Are) [Magic]
Bestows 75% magic resistance on one party member for the duration of a single battle.

Thou Protect (Nanji Mamori Tamou) [Magic]
Grants a -9 AC bonus to one party member for the duration of a single battle.

Level 4 Spells

Mina Sukoyakanare (Mina Sukoyakanare) [Holy]
Removes all negative status effects on the entire party. EXTREMELY useful after most, or all, of your characters have been hit by a nasty breath attack or the Rainbow Ray spell.

Thou Strengthen (Nanji ni Chikara O) [Holy]
Increases the effectiveness of one party member's attacks, by six magnitudes, for the duration of a single battle.

Level 5 Spells

Everyone Heal (Mina Iya Sareyo) [Holy]
Heals 45-85 hit points of damage to each member of the party.

Everyone Protect (Mina o Mamori Tamou) [Magic]
Grants a -5 AC bonus to the entire party for the duration of a single battle.

Everyone Strength (Mina ni Chikara o) [Holy]
Increases the effectiveness of the entire party's attacks, by four magnitudes, for the duration of a single battle.

Level 6 Spells

Everyone Enclose (Mina ni Kago Are) [Magic]
Bestows 60% magic resistance on the entry party for the duration of a single battle.

Thou Queen's Favor (Nanji Kisaki Are) [Holy]
Fully heal one party member.

Level 7 Spells

Age of the Gods (Kamiyo) [Holy]
Restore one dead ally back to live with full hit points, even ones that have been reduced to ash. Success is not guaranteed.

Punishment (Ken Batsu Kudasareyo) [Holy]
Deal 10-100 points of holy damage to one group of enemies.

Evil Removal (Ashi Kichi Karasare) [Holy]
Remove one cursed item that a party member has equipped. Short of returning to town, and paying the shopkeeper a fee, this spell is the only way to accomplish this feat.

Level 1 Spells

Malice Aura (Urami no O-ra) [Magic]
Grants a -4 AC bonus to the caster for the duration of a single battle.

Fear Blade (Kyoufu no Ken) [Mind]
Damages a single target and may also inflict the fear status effect.

Level 2 Spells

Nightmare Blade (Akumu no Ken) [Mind]
Damages a single target and may also put them to sleep.

Revenge Blade (Onshyuu no Ken) [None]
Deals 10-100 points of damage to a single target.

Level 3 Spells

Restricting Blade (Sokubaku no Ken) [Mind]
Damages a single target and may also cause paralysis.

Madness Blade (Onshyuu no Ken) [Mind]
Damages one group of enemies and may also terrify them.

Level 4 Spells

Hatred Aura (Nikushimi no O-ra) [Magic]
Grants a -8 AC bonus to the caster for the duration of a single battle.

Cursed Blade (Noroi no Ken) [Earth]
Damages a single target and may also petrify them.

Level 5 Spells

Rage Aura (Ikari no O-ra) [Magic]
Bestows 90% magic resistance on the caster for the duration of a single battle.

Life Stealer (Inochi Ubaishi Mono) [Magic]
Damages a single target and absorbs some of their lost HP, healing the Avenger.

Level 6 Spells

Vengeance Blade (Fukushyuu no Ken) [None]
Deals 20-200 points of damage to a single target.

Level 7 Spells

Pandemonium (Abikyoukan) [None]
Damages one group of enemies and may also cause petrification.

MUSASHI

KUNOICHI

Level 1 Spells

Strike With The Back of The Sword (Mineuchi) [Mind]
Attempt to put one enemy to sleep.

Repeating Sword (Kaesugatana) [None]
Attack up to two enemies (in a single group) simultaneously.

Level 2 Spells

Compliments (Aisou) [Holy]
Restores 24-32 hit points to the caster.

Triple Slash (Sanrengiri) [None]
Attack up to three enemies (in a single group) simultaneously.

Level 3 Spells

Patience (Kikon) [Mind]
Attempt to intimidate one group of enemies, inflicting the fear status effect.

Four Rivers & Mountains (Yon Kouzan) [None]
Attack up to four enemies (in a single group) simultaneously.

Level 4 Spells

Lock Swords (Tsubazeriai) [Magic]
Bestows a -4 AC bonus to the caster for the duration of a single battle.

Samiregiri (Samiregiri) [None]
Attack up to five enemies (in a single group) simultaneously.

Level 5 Spells

Rotating Sword Attack (Tate Mawari) [None]
Simultaneously attack all the members of one group of enemies.

Level 6 Spells

Mind's Eye Blade (Shingan no Ken) [None]
Attack one enemy; this blow may decapitate and instantly slay the target.

Level 7 Spells

Abandon (Mikiri) [Magic]
Allows the caster to effortlessly evade all normal attacks for the duration of a single battle.

Level 1 Spells

Trick Style (Karakuri Yaburi) [None]
Determine the type of trap placed on a single treasure bag/chest with 95% accuracy.

Illusion (Genkaku) [Mind]
Deal 6-48 points of damage to a single enemy.

Level 2 Spells

Lightfooted (Kawarimi) [Magic]
Grants a -4 AC bonus to one party member for the duration of a single battle.

Kikatsugan (Kikatsugan) [Holy]
Restores 24-52 hit points to one member of the party.

Level 3 Spells

Smokescreen (Enmaku) [None]
Escape from a battle with a high probability of success.

Sleep (Nemuri Gona) [Mind]
Attempt to put one group of enemies to sleep.

Level 4 Spells

Blow Fish (Katon) [Fire]
Deal 6-48 points of fire damage to one group of enemies.

Shadow Dance (Kage Mai) [None]
Surprise attack against a single opponent (high probability of not missing?)

Level 5 Spells

Wither (Shibire Gusuri) [Mind]
Attempt to paralyze one group of enemies.

Shadow Hat (Kage Boushi) [Magic]
Grants a -8 AC bonus to one party member for the duration of a single battle.

Level 6 Spells

Mist Obligation (Kasumi Giri) [None]
Strike two enemies at once (in a single group), but the Kunoichi's attack power is halved. This may also deal a critical hit.

Izuna Otoshi (Izuna Otoshi) [None]
Deals 10-100 points of damage to a single foe and may also deal a critical hit.

Level 7 Spells

Thunder (Ikadzuchi) [Wind]
Deals 6-48 points of wind damage to all enemies.

SUMMONER
Unlike the other magical character classes, Summoners do not acquire new spells as they gain levels (although they do gain spell slots), rather he or she must venture forth into the dungeon and gather their monsters from special shrines scattered througout the complex (I like to think of it as Wizardry's version of Yuna's Aeon-collecting pilgrimage from Final Fantasy X.) Note that the Summoner must also have reached, or exceeded, the appropriate experience level (stronger summons require higher levels) or the monster will not consent to serve you.

Once summoned, the monster cannot be given commands. The game simply plays the creature like it normally would, except your opponents are the targets instead of you.

You can only have one summon spell active at any given time. The monster must either be dismissed, or slain in battle, before you can summon a different one.

Monsters can be summoned at any time in the dungeon, regardless of whether you're engaged in combat or not.

Unfortunately, I have no clue as to what the "A", "S", and "C" abbreviations, in front of the summoned monster's names, stand for, but I included them for the sake of completeness.

Level 1 Spells

S . Goblin (Goburin) [Magic]

A . Skeleton (Sukeruton) [Magic]

S . Dryad (Doraia-do) [Magic]

Level 3 Spells

S . Hydra (Hydra) [Magic]

A . Mummy (Mami-) [Magic]

S . Gorgon (Go-gon) [Magic]

Level 5 Spells

S . Valkyrie (Varukiri-) [Magic]

S . Greater Demon (Gure-ta- De-mon) [Magic]

S . Titan (Taitan) [Magic]

Level 7 Spells

Magic Gate (Madou Ge-to) [Magic]
Summons a random monster. This is a spell for gamblers, as you might end up with a really strong creature like an Iron Dragon, a pitifully weak specimen like an Eyewing, or anything in between.

S . Leviathan (Rivaiasan) [Magic]

S . Elemental Warrior (E. Uo-ria-) [Magic]
Musashi.

C . Giant Elemental (Ji Erementaru) [Magic]

Level 2 Spells

A . Ghost (Go-suto) [Magic]

S . Carrion Crawler (C Kuroura-) [Magic]

S . Hellhound (Heruhaundo) [Magic]

Level 4 Spells

A . Gas Cloud (Gasu Kuraudo) [Magic]

S . Kirin (Kirin) [Magic]

S . Insect (Insekuto) [Magic]
Randomly summons one of the three beetle enemy types (Fire, Frost, or Thunder).

Level 6 Spells

C . Earth Elemental (E . Erementaru) [Magic]

C . Fire Elemental (F . Erementaru) [Magic]

C . Air Elemental (A . Erementaru) [Magic]

C . Wind Elemental (W . Erementaru) [Magic]

S . Vampire Lord (Vanpaia Ro-do) [Magic]

MAPS

KEY

Up One Level Down One Level Event/Message/Boss Elevator	Door One-Way Door Solid Wall One-Way Wall	Trap Teleporter Spinner Chute	Solid Stone/Unexplored Area Harmful Terrain (Acid, lava, etc.) Anti-Magic Field (Automatically dispels all magical effects on your party and prevents the casting of all magic, both in-and-out of combat.)
= Chika (Basement/Underground)

(3,3) Giant Frog Battle.

(7,0 / 7,1 / 8,0 / 8,1). Portals to 5,15 on Basement Level EX1.
NOTE: You won't be able to get through the locked doors that lead into the room that contains these four portals until after you have defeated Demon Tsunuoku down on the 20th Level.

(12,7) Goblin Summon.

(12,15) Creeping Coin Battle.

(2,5) Skeleton Summon.

(7,12) Gargoyle Battle.

(8,13) Dryad Summon.

(6,2) Ghost Summon.

(3,8) Carrion Crawler Summon.

(8,8) Minotaur Battle. Note that this maze area can only be reached from Level 6.

(10,9) Recruit Laurence (Ro-rensu) [Level 8 Good Male Human Lord].

(1,14) Teleport to Town.

(5,2) Hellhound Summon.

(7,11) Mummy Battle.

(4,8) Teleport to 10,8.

(6,12) Recruit Gunter (Gyunta-) [Level 15 Neutral Male Elf Archer].

(7,14) Sorcery Robe (Madou no Ro-bu) item [allows a character to become a Summoner (Shoukanshi)].

(11,8) Teleport to 5,8.

(11,12 / 12,12) The Gold Key (Kin no Kagi), found on Level 10, is needed to unlock this door.

(11,14) Sorcerer (So-sara-)/Demon Imp (De-mon Inpu) Battle.

(13,14) Trap that drops you down onto the same coordinates on Level 10. You have to go through this if you want to obtain the Gold Key (Kin no Kagi), however, DO NOT attempt this until someone in your party can cast the Level 4 Mage spell Levitate, because you're going to have to cross deadly acid to get the key.

(14,0) Hydra Summon.

(0,10) Mummy Summon.

(7,6) Recruit Karen (Karen) [Level 14 Good Female Human Bishop].

(13,15) Gold Key Item [Kin no Kagi].

(1,14) Gorgon Summon.

(9,12) Recruit Hank (Henku) [Level 17 Evil Male Hobbit Thief].

(12,4 / 12,9) Umber Hulk (Anba- Haruku) Battles.

(14,11) Jet Black Orb [Shikoku no Obu] Item.

(2,9) Insect (Random Beetle) Summon.

(3,1) Spider Queen (Kumo no Jyoou) Battle.

(8,7) Karairu Battle and Pure White Orb [Jyunboku no O-bu] Item.

(0,8) Cage Shield (Kago no Tate) item [allows a character to change into the Valiant (Varianto) prestige class].

(1,3) Gas Cloud Summon.

(13,15) Teleport to Town.

(6,2) Silver Medallion [Gin no Medarion] Item.

(7,2) Giants (assorted) Battle.

(9,12) Recruit Morvden (Morubuden) [Level 24 Neutral Male Human Mage].

(10,13) Kirin Summon.

(14,13) Gnome Battle (in order to trigger this fight, you can't have any gnomes in your party of have the Silver Medallion in your inventory).

(14,13) Random Item.

(12,4) Titan Summon.

(15,15) Recruit Matthew (Mashyu-) [Level 20 Good Male Gnome Priest].

(5,9) Manticore (Mantikoa) Battle.

(8,1) Greater Demon Summon.

(10,7) Sphinx (Sufinkusu) Battle; correctly solve her riddle by answering with "sea" ("umi") if you wish to avoid the fight altogether.

(12,7) Recruit Felix (Ferikusu) [Level 25 Neutral Male Human Samurai].

(12,9) The Avenger (Za Abenjya-) item [allows a character to change into the Avenger (Abenjya-) prestige class].

(12,10) Key Card item [Ki- Ka-do].

(13,2) Living Ceiling (Ribingu Shi-ringu) Battle.

(2,8 / 7,3 / 7,13 / 13,8) Juggernaut (Jyaga-no-to) Battles.
TIP: Juggernauts are quite vulnerable to the Rainbow Ray spell (one or two shots of that will usually kill or incapacitate the entire group), and these four battles will reset if you leave the level and then return, which makes them great spots to level up your characters with relatively little risk.

(7,0) Valkyrie Summon.

(1,0) Air Elemental (Ea- Erementaru) Battle.

(1,15) Earth Elemental (A-su Erementaru) Battle.

(6,12) Air Elemental Summon.

(6,13) Earth Elemental Summon.

(7,4) Cerberus (Keruberosu) Battle and Attractive Gloves (Miwaku no Kote) item [allows a woman character to become a Female Ninja (Kunoichi)].

(8,11) You must first defeat the four elementals found on this level before you can pass this point.

(9,12) Water Elemental Summon.

(9,13) Fire Elemental Summon.

(14,0) Water Elemental (Uo-ta- Erementaru) Battle.

(14,15) Fire Elemental (Faiya- Erementaru) Battle.

(8,5) Portal to Level 20, The Abyss.

(3,3) Teleport to 11,8.

(4,6) Teleport to 3,10.

(4,10) Teleport to 4,3.

(5,10) Vampire Lord Summon.

(6,11) Password = #666
(I trust that you noticed the huge, and rather obvious, solution depicted on the map itself--no subtlety there at all!)

(7,6) Teleport to 5,8.

(10,6) Teleport to 8,8.

(10,11) Demon Tsunuoku (De-mon Tsunuo-ku) Battle.

Other than the boss, this level is populated by nothing but chromatic and metallic dragons--considering that theme, I'm surprised that they didn't make Tiamat the boss of this stage.

(2,2) Magic Gate (random monster) Summon.

(5,15) Teleport to Town.

(7,8) Reguna (Reguna) Battle.

The four different types of Elementals and Jinn are the only enemies you'll face on this level--I'm guessing this location is meant to represent D&D's City of Brass.

(13,5) Giant Elemental (Ji Erumentaru) Battle.

Only incorpreal undead (ghosts) populate this level.

(7,9) Shadow (Shyadou) Battle.

(1,12) Death Slime (Desu Suraimu) Battle.
This is an optional fight. Beware, while the success rate is low, this monster is capable of permanently draining an unbelievable 99 experience levels in a single hit!

(8,6) High Lich (Hai Ricchi) Battle.

(8,11) Box (Bokkusu) Battle.

(8,12) Giant Elemental Summon.

(0,10) Teleport to 12,3.

(4,14) Teleport to 12,15.

(8,15) Leviathan (Rivaiasan) Battle.

(15,11) Teleport to 0,5.

Other than the demonic boss, and its minions, this level is populated by nothing but fearsome Silver, Gold, and Platinum Dragons. Even high-level parties can be torn apart by these creatures in a few turns, so be very careful when confronting them.

(1,13) Amethyst (Amejisuto) Panel = #02.

(5,5) Sapphire (Safaia) Panel = #09.

(7,8) Damian (Damian) Battle.

(8,2) Leviathan Summon.

(11,1) Ruby (Rubi-) Panel = #07.

(11,11) Teleport to 15,8.

(11,13) You must first activate the four colored panels on this level in order to proceed beyond this point.

(14,2) Citrine (Shitorin) Panel = #11.

(14,8) Teleport to 11,15.

This is an old, haunted Japanese castle, as such, most of your foes will be of the ghost and samurai/ninja type (needless to say, expect your characters to get decapitated with disturbing frequency.) Even worse, deadly Shadows (the boss of level EX3), are normal enemies on this final floor!

(3,9) Elemental Warrior (Musashi) Summon.

(4,8) Musashi (Musashi) Battle and Warrior's Helmet (Mononofu no Kabuto) item [allows a character to change into the Musashi (Musashi) prestige class].

(6,13) Ghost Daimyo (Yuurei Daimyou) Battle.

(7,1 / 8,1 / 7,15 / 8,15 / 12,6) Ghosts (assorted) Battles.

(9,2 / 9,3 / 9, 4) Three Switches Code*: #5, #7, #5

(10,6) Kunoichi (Kunoichi) Battle. DO NOT drink the tea that they offer!

(11,13) Kamui (Kamui) Final Boss Battle.

(12,11) Shadow (Shyadou)/Kamui (Kamui) Battle.

(13,15) Teleport to Town.

* Special thanks to the author of this Japanese web site for the solution to this level's number puzzle ("5-7-5" is the syllable form for haiku poetry.) Due to my very poor understanding of the Japanese language, I never would have figured that out on my own, short of tediously punching in every possible combination of three digit numbers.

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EQUIPMENT This is a list of the weapons, defensive gear, and miscellaneous items that can potentially be acquired throughout the game (here I've used the game's numerical/categorical system, rather than an alphabetic listing.) The most common objects are already available for purchase at the town's shop, but the better items can only be acquired by opening the bags and chests (which are usually booby-trapped) that enemies often leave behind after they are defeated. While I've managed to find most of the game's equipment, currently, I'm still missing several pieces. Because item acquisition is largely random in nature, I don't know that I'll ever get them all. If anybody reading this has found any of the stuff I haven't, I would appreciate it if you would e-mail me a screenshot of the item's stats, along with the item book number, so that I can add it to this list. During gameplay, you should notice that the type/color of treasure containers varies, which roughly corresponds to the quality of the items you'll find within [in order of value, I've seen leather sacks (kawa no fukuro), copper (dou), bronze (seidou), silver (gin), gold (kin), platinum (purachina), exotic (kiri), lacquered (uroshi), jet black (shikkoku), and attractive (miwaku) treasure boxes.] The jet black and attractive treasure chests are extremely rare, and I've only found them on the lowest EX floors (EX6-EX8.) I don't know if it's true or not, but I was reading some commentary on a Japanese web site that seemed to indicate that the combined luck of your entire party influences what treasure you receive, and that a party of nothing but hobbits (maximum luck of 24 each) is the optimum arrangement for obtaining the rarest stuff. If you're trying to fill up the item book, I also highly recommend that you make one of your party members a Bishop so that you can identify items in the field, instead of running back to town everytime you need to have your loot appraised.
Weapons [Buki]
#001 Hand Axe [Hando Akkusu] Unidentified: Axe [Ono] Attack Power: 2-7 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $60 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Musashi, Kunoichi	#002 Battle Axe [Batoru Akkusu] Unidentified: Axe [Ono] Attack Power: 4-12 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $180 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi
#003 Great Axe [Gure-to Akkusu] Unidentified: Axe [Ono] Attack Power: 6-14 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $500 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi	#004 Blood Axe [Buraddo Akkusu] Unidentified: Axe [Ono] Attack Power: 9-18 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: CURSED!!! If equipped, you'll take 3 points of damage every time you walk several steps in the dungeon. Price: $2,500 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Avenger, Kunoichi
#005 Axe of Death [Akkusu obu Desu] Unidentified: Axe [Ono] Attack Power: 23-35 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: CURSED!!! If equipped, you'll take 4 points of damage every time you walk several steps in the dungeon. Price: $190,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Avenger, Kunoichi	#006 Axe of Crescent [Akkusu obu Kuressento] Unidentified: Axe [Ono] Attack Power: 24-42 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $600,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi
#007 Normal Arrow [No-maru Aro-] Unidentified: Arrow/Dart [Ya] Attack Power: 0-0 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: - Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $10 Equip: Fighter, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Kunoichi, Summoner	#008 Quarrel [Kuo-reru] Unidentified: Arrow/Dart [Ya] Attack Power: 0-0 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: - Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $30 Equip: Fighter, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Kunoichi
#009 Silver Quarrel [Shiruba- Kuo-reru] Unidentified: Arrow/Dart [Ya] Attack Power: 0-0 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: - Use: Nothing Special: Inflicts extra damage on demons. Price: $15,000 Equip: Fighter, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Kunoichi	#010 Hamaya [Hamaya] Unidentified: Arrow/Dart [Ya] Attack Power: 0-0 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: - Use: Nothing Special: Inflicts extra damage on the undead. Price: $10,000 Equip: Fighter, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Kunoichi, Summoner
#011 Sling Stone [Suringu Suto-n] Unidentified: Stone [Ishi] Attack Power: 0-0 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: - Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $10 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Thief, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner	#012 Chain & Sickle [Kusarigama] Unidentified: Sickle [Kama] Attack Power: 1-6 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Medium Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $70 Equip: Fighter, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi
#013 Death God's Scythe [Shinigami no Kama] Unidentified: Sickle [Kama] Attack Power: 17-26 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Medium Use: Nothing Special: CURSED!!! If equipped, you'll take 5 points of damage every time you walk several steps in the dungeon. Price: $65,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Avenger, Kunoichi	#014 Claws [Kagidzume] Unidentified: Strange Object [Kimyou na Mono] Attack Power: 1-2 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $70 Equip: Ninja, Kunoichi
#015 Throwing Stars [Shyuriken] Unidentified: Strange Object [Kimyou na Mono] Attack Power: 7-35 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Critical Hit +10% Price: $350,000 Equip: Ninja, Kunoichi	#016 Magical Throwing Stars [Majin no Shyuriken] Unidentified: Strange Object [Kimyou na Mono] Attack Power: 10-45 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: CURSED!!! If equipped, you'll take 5 points of damage every time you walk several steps in the dungeon. Price: $815,000 Equip: Ninja, Avenger, Kunoichi
#017 Quarterstaff [Kuo-ta-sutaffu] Unidentified: Rod [Bou] Attack Power: 1-4 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $10 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi, Summoner	#018 Pain Staff [Itami no Tsue] Unidentified: Rod [Bou] Attack Power: 4-9 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $200 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Avenger, Kunoichi, Summoner
#019 Healing Staff [Iyashi no Tsue] Unidentified: Rod [Bou] Attack Power: 2-5 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Healing (Lv2 Priest Spell) Special: Nothing Price: $1,000 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi, Summoner	#020 Blessing Staff [Shukufuku no Tsue] Unidentified: Rod [Bou] Attack Power: 2-5 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Air (Lv2 Priest Spell) Special: Nothing Price: $1,000 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi, Summoner
#021 Rod of Flame [Roddo obu Fureimu] Unidentified: Rod [Bou] Attack Power: 1-3 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Fireball (Lv3 Mage Spell) Special: Nothing Price: $10,000 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi, Summoner	#022 Rod of Frost [Roddo obu Furosuto] Unidentified: Rod [Bou] Attack Power: 1-3 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Iceball (Lv4 Mage Spell) Special: Nothing Price: $10,000 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi, Summoner
#023 Rod of Lightning [Roddo obu Raitoningu] Unidentified: Rod [Bou] Attack Power: 1-3 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Lightning Bolt (Lv2 Mage Spell) Special: Nothing Price: $10,000 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi, Summoner	#024 Guilty Staff [Zainin no Tsue] Unidentified: Rod [Bou] Attack Power: 9-19 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: CURSED!!! If equipped, you'll take 3 points of damage every time you walk several steps in the dungeon. Price: $20,000 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Avenger, Kunoichi, Summoner
#025 Short Sword [Shyo-to So-do] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 1-4 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $10 Equip: Fighter, Priest, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi	#026 Sword [So-do] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 1-5 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $20 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi
#027 Saber [Sa-beru] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 1-4 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $100 Equip: Fighter, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi	#028 Rapier [Reipia] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 1-4 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $130 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi
#029 Gladius [Guradiusu] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 2-5 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $80 Equip: Fighter, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi	#030 Katar [Kata-ru] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 1-3 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $150 Equip: Fighter, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi
#031 Falchion [Farushion] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 1-7 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $90 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi	#032 Ninjato [Ninjyatou] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 1-5 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $100 Equip: Samurai, Ninja, Musashi, Kunoichi
#033 Long Sword [Rongu So-do] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 1-8 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $100 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi	#034 Katana [Katana] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 1-7 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $600 Equip: Samurai, Musashi
#035 Shamshir [Shyamushi-ru] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 2-11 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $250 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi	#036 Rune Sword [Ru-n So-do] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 3-10 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $1,500 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi
#037 Bushido Blade [Bushidou Bure-do] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 4-16 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $5,000 Equip: Samurai, Ninja, Musashi, Kunoichi	#038 Chain Sword [Che-n So-do] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 3-10 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Medium Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $9,500 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi
#039 Godspeed Sword [Shinsoku no Ken] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 1-8 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $15,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi	#040 Dragonslayer [Doragonsureiya-] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 1-11 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Inflicts extra damage on dragons. Price: $15,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi
#041 Wakizashi [Wakizashi] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 1-5 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $2,000 Equip: Samurai, Musashi	#042 Norowareta Sword [Norowareta Ken] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 2-10 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $20,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Avenger, Musashi, Kunoichi
#043 Black Blade [Burakku Bure-do] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 4-15 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: CURSED!!! If equipped, you'll take 4 points of damage every time you walk several steps in the dungeon. Price: $50,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Avenger, Musashi, Kunoichi	#044 Estoc De Olivia [Esutokku De Oribia] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 5-20 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $55,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi
#044 Cross Sword Holy [Kurosu So-do Ho-ri-] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 2-20 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Inflicts extra damage on the undead. Price: $90,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi	#045 Death Sword [Desu So-do] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 6-20 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: CURSED!!! If equipped, you'll take 5 points of damage every time you walk several steps in the dungeon. Price: $125,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Avenger, Musashi, Kunoichi
#047 Cuisinart Sword [Kashina-to no Ken] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 10-22 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $450,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi	#048 Thunder God's Sword [Raijin Ken] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 3-25 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Lightning Bolt (Lv2 Mage Spell) Special: Nothing Price: $290,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi
#049 Shadow Blade [Shyado- Bure-do] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 4-26 Armor Class: -1 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $330,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi	#050 The Flamberge [Za Furanberujyu] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 5-33 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $370,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi
#051 Sword of Flash [So-do obu Furasshyu] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 5-29 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Inflicts extra damage on demons and the undead. Price: $500,000 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi	#052 Odin Sword [O-din So-do] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 5-38 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Inflicts extra damage on demons, elementals, and dragons. Price: $500,000 Equip: Fighter, Lord, Valiant
#053 Excalibur [Ekusukariba-] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 7-40 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $650,000 Equip (Good alignment only): Lord, Valiant	#054 Onikiri [Onikiri] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 3-30 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $700,000 Equip: Samurai, Ninja, Musashi, Kunoichi
#055 ??? [???] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: Armor Class: Attack Range: Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $ Equip:	#056 Muramasa [Muramasa] Unidentified: Sword [Ken] Attack Power: 8-80 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Critical Hit +5% Price: $1,000,000 Equip: Samurai, Musashi
#057 Dagger [Daga-] Unidentified: Knife [Tanken] Attack Power: 1-4 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $20 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner	#058 Sacrificial Dagger [Ikenie no Daga-] Unidentified: Knife [Tanken] Attack Power: 1-4 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $100 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Avenger, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner
#059 Silver Dagger [Shiruba- Daga-] Unidentified: Knife [Tanken] Attack Power: 1-4 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $250 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner	#060 Sacred Dagger [Seinaru Daga-] Unidentified: Knife [Tanken] Attack Power: 1-4 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Inflicts extra damage on demons. Price: $500 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner
#061 Mangoshu [Mango-shyu] Unidentified: Knife [Tanken] Attack Power: 1-4 Armor Class: -1 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $1,500 Equip: Fighter, Thief, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi	#062 Dagger of Speed [Daga- obu Supi-do] Unidentified: Knife [Tanken] Attack Power: 1-4 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $10,000 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner
#063 Thieves' Dagger [Shi-buzu Daga-] Unidentified: Knife [Tanken] Attack Power: 2-5 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Permanently changes a Thief character into a Ninja. They retain their alignment, hit points, and ability scores. Special: Nothing Price: $10,000 Equip: Thief, Ninja, Kunoichi	#064 Butterfly Knife [Batafurai Naifu] Unidentified: Knife [Tanken] Attack Power: 3-6 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Permanently changes ANY character into a Ninja. They retain their alignment, hit points, ability scores, and spells (if any), but their number of spell slots is decreased. Special: Nothing Price: $10,000 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Thief, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner
#065 Kunai [Kunai] Unidentified: Knife [Tanken] Attack Power: 3-7 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Critical Hit +5% Price: $500,000 Equip: Ninja, Kunoichi	#066 War Hammer [Uo- Hanma-] Unidentified: Hammer [Kanadzuchi] Attack Power: 3-7 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $150 Equip: Fighter, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner
#067 Thor's Hammer [To-ru Hanma-] Unidentified: Hammer [Kanadzuchi] Attack Power: 10-16 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Short Use: Lightning Bolt (Lv2 Mage Spell) Special: Nothing Price: $200,000 Equip: Fighter, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner	#068 Sling [Suringu] Unidentified: Strap [Himo] Attack Power: 1-3 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Long Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $20 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Thief, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner
#069 Queen's Whip [Jyoou no Muchi] Unidentified: Whip [Muchi] Attack Power: 11-21 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Medium Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $50,000 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Thief, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Avenger, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner	#070 Whip [Uippu] Unidentified: Whip [Muchi] Attack Power: 2-3 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Medium Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $40 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Thief, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner
#071 Flail [Fureiru] Unidentified: Long Rod [Nagai Bou] Attack Power: 2-5 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Medium Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $70 Equip: Fighter, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner	#072 Morningstar [Mo-ningusuta-] Unidentified: Rod [Bou] Attack Power: 2-7 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Medium Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $90 Equip: Fighter, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner
#073 Magic Sling [Mahou no Suringu] Unidentified: Strap [Himo] Attack Power: 3-10 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Long Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $15,000 Equip: Fighter, Mage, Priest, Thief, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Archer, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner	#074 Norowareta Flail [Norowareta Fureiru] Unidentified: Long Rod [Nagai Bou] Attack Power: 3-6 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Medium Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $200 Equip: Fighter, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Avenger, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner
#075 Anointed Flail [Seinaru Fureiru] Unidentified: Long Rod [Nagai Bou] Attack Power: 3-8 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Medium Use: Nothing Special: Inflicts extra damage on demons. Price: $1,000 Equip: Fighter, Priest, Bishop, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Musashi, Kunoichi, Summoner	#076 Crossblade Spear [Kamayari] Unidentified: Long Rod [Nagai Bou] Attack Power: 1-17 Armor Class: 0 Attack Range: Medium Use: Nothing Special: Nothing Price: $1,500 Equip: Fighter, Samurai, Lord, Ninja, Valiant, Kunoichi