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| Welcome to the Collapse of Heaven and Earth! This website holds documents about Final Fantasy III (Snes), Final Fantasy V (Super Famicom), Final Fantasy V Advance (GBA), Final Fantasy VI Advance (GBA) and The Last Express (PC). All documents except for the hacking docs can also be found on sites such as GameFAQs. This site is hosted by the Caves of Narshe, ever the most intelligent discussion board any gamer could wish for. |
| Latest news: Final Fantasy III (SNES) and Final Fantasy VI Advance walkthroughs and both Level # Lore documents updated. Final Fantasy V Advance walkthrough updated with some relatively major improvements. The future of vintage gaming is here!! |
| (06/15/2011) |
| Final Fantasy V |
| The Walkthrough and Battle Tactics Guide Advance (version 1.2) This is like one of those success stories about something that was started up and then abandoned, but in the end it came through anyway due to sentimental stuff. I promised myself I would not write another walkthrough after the FFVI, and I also promised myself I wouldn't cry when I posted it on the net. I'm not good with promises. Here it is! Feedback is very much appreciated (as always, but now even moreso)! |
| The Gaia Guide (version 1.1) A finger exercise practiced during the creation of the FFVA walkthrough; an etude if you will. Geomancers are completely and utterly ridiculous in each and every facet of their existance, and that is why this is one of my favorite documents ever. Here's some pictures of the Backgrounds referenced in the document: 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1A 1B 1C 1D 1E 1F 20 21 |
| Function Offset list for the FF V C2 bank Just a little map for the C2 bank, which might prove useful if you want to look into it. Variable Offset list for FF V Lists several offsets used to store information by the game, which is a necessity for any aspiring FF V hacker. The FF V C2 bank This is where all the in-battle algorithm functions, bit setting and assorted crap takes place. Any kind of battle-related question you might have can be answered with this baby, though you might find it a tad hard to decipher from time to time... |
| Final Fantasy VI |
| The Loser Club The Loser Club was named after King's ka-tet in his masterpiece 'It', but on this site it's a page listing all the dummied data in Final Fantasy VI. There's quite a lot of it. Monsters you haven't seen before in various stages of completion, spell animations that'll make your socks shoot off, and such thrills as custom morph packs. I'd definitely hit it. |
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The Walkthrough and Battle Tactics Guide (version 2.1) The Walkthrough and Battle Tactics Guide Advance (version 2.1) After years and years of two halves pointing to eachother, modern technology has finally made it possible (for most of us) to view my walkthrough as a single file. The SNES walkthrough combines the 1.7 version of the World of Balance document and the 1.2 version of the World of Ruin document. The GBA walkthrough combines the 1.2 version of the World of Balance document and the 1.0 version of the World of Ruin document. The Spoiler-Filled Walkthrough The Ecumencial FF3 Encyclopedia The Compendious FF3 Companion The Un-Restricted FF3 Reader FF3: an Exhaustive Exhortation The All-Inclusive FF3 Compendium The Far-Reaching FF3 FAQ FF3 for Fools A Discursive Dissertation on FF3 A Panoptic FF3 Primer FF3: The Liberal Lexicon The Hefty FF3 Handbook The Full FF3 Folio Djibriel's Dictionary |
| The Rage Guide (version 1.4) The smash hit that propelled me into the mainstream media and brought me my first financial success! The Rage Guide is still a favorite among many and some feel my debut is still my greatest work, which is a depressing fact if you look at it the wrong way. At any rate, the Rage Guide is probably one of the most thorough documentations anybody has ever done on anything, so I'm kinda proud of my firstborn. |
| The Level # Lore Guide (version 1.4) The Level # Lore Guide Advance (version 1.1) This Guide includes all monsters susceptible to L.3 Muddle, L.4 Flare and L.5 Doom. I have not included L? Pearl as its hit-or-miss nature depends entirely on your amount of GP, which I can't predict. Sonny, if I could, I'd be spending the time I'm writing this intro betting on winning horses, and you'd better believe it. |
| The Sketch Guide (version 1.2) The Sketch Guide Advance (version 1.1) See, if Blitz is the popular jock all shallow people love, if SwdTech/Bushido is the bitch without any real qualities who is adored for her looks and if Rage is the scrawny kid with glasses few people like to talk to who'll later make more money than the rest of class '96 combined, Sketch is the poor kid who, besides being lactose-intolerant, suffering from asthma AND having the worst case of acne known to Western science, lacks any kind of charm, quality or potential. Even if you do put on a nose peg - penetrating body odour - and get to talk to him, you'll notice that under all the ugly, you've found a prime example of a generally boring person who sometimes likes to kill caterpillars and sniff his sister's underwear. That, my friends, is Sketch. |
| The Last Express |
| The Last Express Walkthrough (version 1.0) This is a walkthrough for that most brilliant of games, The Last Express. It's a PC game released back in 1997, but you can still find if you're looking hard enough. A true masterpiece, The Last Express has you figure out who's behind the murder of your friend Tyler Whitney on board of the Orient Express. The first World War is about to start. You're wanted by the police. You're crashing through Europe from Paris to Constantinople. What's not to love? |
| Me baby, me: |
| I am a Zen Buddhist crime fighting machine. |
| Links |
| Final Fantasy III Message Board – Final Fantasy III Forum – Final Fantasy III Discussion THE forum on the internet about Final Fantasy VI. It's an open sewer, the crowd gets younger and younger, and those that still lurk wish for the happier days than once were. But still, the atmosphere still stays and there's no question they can't answer there. ZED's Unoriginal White Sheet Though more or less dead for over a year, timeless quality doesn't need to live! Though everything's on GameFAQs too, this place has the quality documents that have been the foundations of knowledge for years and years. Caves of Narshe Gracious host of the Collapse, run by Rangers51, a site I could never hope to emulate in its aesthetics. Its forums are kept under an iron regime to keep the retards out. Its forum moderators'll tear you a new one if you cross the line, but if you don't you'll find this place to your liking. Lord J's web site For some reason, this guy is often forgotten in the list of links. He's the brain behind the FF3usME, the Final Fantasy III (USA) Monster Editor and a Save State editor which made gaming for the dumb like gaming for the smart. Assassin's Barren Webpage More bugfix patches than you can stomach on a single day, kept by the man, the legend. Rumors have it he wears a sombrero, like, every day. Broken Saints What would you give to know the truth? |
| Contact Information |
| djibriel at gmail dot com |
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