| After the castle lifts out of the sand on the other side of the mountains, you'll want to be heading northwest a wee bit til you reach the town of Kohlingen. |
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A friend will be waiting for you at the inn/cafe. This time he won't play games at least. |
| Of course, just like everyone you've met on this trip so far, he's filled with doubt and self-loathing about the state of the world. But hey, at least it isn't Canada. |
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You knew he'd end up joining you though, right? I mean, his little icon appears at the bottom of the armor shop screens. If that wasn't enough of a give away for you... |
| You'll probably want to head to the item/weapon/armor shop before heading out again. Make sure everyone is equipped to the max. Then again, you might not want to. Maybe you're just so full of yourself that you don't think you need my help. Well, fine. Do whatever you want. See if I care you big meany. |
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...Yeah. Anyway, there is one other cutscene you might want to see in this town just for completeness value. Head to the house where the guy keeps the dead girl (wonder what he does with her at night, eh?) in his basement to learn something about Locke. |
| Now head out of town and go a bit southwest to the tomb icon on the map. It's not very far away at all. You can probably see it from where you're standing. Don't bother fighting enemies to gain levels out here, cause the enemies suck. By the way, remember how I told you to buy those amulets? I hope you did. |
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And so the tomb to Setzer's dead girlyfriend opens. Like always, there are monsters waiting for you. Why? Good question. Because it wouldn't be an RPG otherwise. |
| Right off the bat, this dungeon throws a 5-way split at you. Of course, you won't get confused by this, because you have my immutable presence to guide you. Aren't you lucky? |
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First head to the two doors on the right. The bottom door leads to a Genji Helmet, and the top door leads to a water switch you'll be wanting to hit. |
| Now head to the door on the bottom left. You'll see a treasure chest with Crystal Mail in it and a stairway leading down. |
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Downstairs there is a hidden secret. Walk right from where Celes is standing in the picture to find a passageway to an Expierence Egg! |
| In the same room, you'll see a door right above the treasure chest. Walk in that door and you'll see a switch just ahead of you. Hit that switch. Now head back to the room with 5 doors and go in the middle one. You'll end up above where you just were! Hit the switch and the room will flood, and the turtle will be more than glad to carry your sorry ass 'cross the water. |
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The rest of the dungeon is completely straightforward. Watch out, however, for the treasure chest by the save point. There is a monster hidden in it! This guy is tough if you remember the strategy for the first boss you fought in the game, who coincidentally looks very similar to this one. That's right, the whelk! Remember what you never do to a whelk? Don't attack his shell and you'll be fine. A very nice claw for Sabin is your reward. |
| Just soon after fighting the Presenter, you'll fight the real boss of the dungeon, Dullahan! You'll be glad to know he isn't much harder than the last guy, though. Use Aura Bolt with Sabin, and attack him with your strong fire attacks to take care of him quickly. Reccomended Level: 33 |
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And that's the end of that chapter. Now to the epilogue. Walk through the door above the tomb to learn about Setzer and Daryl and all that crap. |
| Isn't it purdy? |
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And so you've got wings again. Don't fly too close to the sun now, kiddies. This is the last mandatory event you must complete in the World of Ruin. If you were so inclined, you could go fight Kefka right now. Of course, if you want a complete game, you'll stick with me. So you'll stick with me, right? Right? |
