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Final Fantasy I PSP - Chronodia (Final Form - All Augments)

Game: Final Fantasy I Port: PSP Emulator: PPSSPP v1.0.7 Chronodia is the game's ultimate challenge in both dungeon and fight. The dungeon itself is composed of puzzles and mazes that test both strength of character and the mind of the player. Depending how you do, you either enable a red or a blue seal. When you start a challenge, you must choose commands or stats to sacrifice for time. You should factor in your combat style and assume that you will be fighting monsters in some fashion. It is wise to not scrap the Flee command on lower floors. An easy way to get the Red seal is leave the game to the last minute, then complete the challenge or give up commands that offer the least time. Make sure you are prepared to either fight or run as when the timer hits 0, the room floods with DoT gas and the random encounter rate rises. Once you complete all the puzzles, the game will tally your seals and assign a Chronodia fight based on your outcome. The more blue seals you land, the more harder the fight. There are 8 different posible Chronodia fights and they all net different items upon defeat. This is the final form and my final boss fight for the boss compilation. Accessing his ultimate form is simple, complete every challenge in time. PLAN ===== Chronodia is just beyond evil. He can easily 1 to 2 shot kill a party member with physical attacks and has attack all spells that can do some damage to the party. He often goes first unless the team has a high level Ninja. Make sure you factor in commands when you do so. To add insult to injury, he will cast Seal every 5 turns. This shuts down 1 random command from your card for 4 turns. If he shuts down Attack, you must use Magic to damage and keep all hands alive (use attack spell items). If he shuts down Magic, you will need to sacrifice your Mages to constantly use the Rune Staff (make sure you bring 2) to keep the party healthy. If Items go down, do everything in your power to protect your White Wizard from KO. In most cases, this harms your magic users more than your melee users. On Turn 1, you should aim to slap down any necessary Nul spells along with Protera and Invisira, as he now has access to all the attack abilities and spells of the previous forms. Use a non-White Wizard character to apply Invisira via the White Robe and stack on at least 1 stack of Defender's Blink. With high enough Evasion, Chronodia will either miss, get blocked or only score 1 hit. This helps immensely if she Hastes himself. For offense, augment melee attackers with multiple stacks of Saber and Temper. Use the Giant's Gloves if Items aren't down and manual cast Temper if Items go down. You should aim for approximately 1500-2000 damage minimum. Haste is mandatory. If Attack command goes down, do not worry. Use Lightbringers and Judgment Staves to smack down bonus damage. Judgment Staff does more than Lightbringer so make sure your highest Intelligence users use it. You may also use these weapons when Magic goes down. Make sure at least 1 or 2 characters per turn are using Rune Staves to heal party members, especially if you cannot use White Magic. Consume MP only when you need to or when Items go down. If Chronodia gets Haste on himself, Dispel or Slow him if you can. Otherwise, stack on extra defense buffs. Try to slay him before he can do this. Defeating this form yields the Barbarian's Sword, the most vicious weapon for Knights and Red Wizards. It carries the same damage potential as Ultima Weapon, but without the HP gimmick. You can go for this form first if you wish to acquire this awesome weapon for the other forms. STATS ====== HP: 42000 Attack: 130 Intelligence: 70 Defense: 190 Magic Defense: 200 Agility: 120 Accuracy: 200 Evasion: 140 Resists all elements. Immune to Dia. Drops: Barbarian's Sword