Curative Items
Curative Items such as Potions (Cure1 as in SNES) are extremely
useful items. Weak curative items become lesser in use as
your characters become stronger and gain new levels. However,
in the Moon (when you get the Lunar Whale), you can find an
item shop that sells the game's best items. Names in brackets
are the names used in FF2, SNES version of FF4.
Potion (Cure1) |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 30 gil |
Single |
Restores a small amount of HP |
Notes:
Edward uses one of these when using his Heal command. |
|
HiPotion (Cure2) |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 150 gil |
Single |
Restores a medium amount of HP |
Notes:
N/A |
|
X Potion (Cure3) |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| N/A |
Single |
Restores HP back to full. |
Notes:
N/A |
|
Elixir (Elixir) |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 100,000 gil |
Single |
Restores HP and MP back to full. |
Notes:
Elixir can be bought in Namingway's Cave at the Moon. |
|
Life (Life) |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 100 gil |
Single |
Removes KO Status and restores a small
portion of HP |
Notes:
It works like white Magic, Life. |
|
Ether1 (Ether) |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 10,000 gil |
Single |
Restores a small amount of MP |
Notes:
Ether1 can be bought in Namingway's Cave at the Moon. |
|
Ether2 (Ether2) |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 50,000 gil |
Single |
Restores a medium amount of MP |
Notes:
Ether2 can be bought in Namingway's Cave at the Moon. |
|
Antidote |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 40 gil |
Single |
Cures Poison |
Notes:
Poison remains in effect even after battles with a green
potion replacing the character's class. |
|
EyeDrops |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 30 gil |
Single |
Cures "Darkness" |
Notes:
N/A |
|
MaidKiss |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 60 gil |
Single |
Cures "Toad" |
Notes:
You can revert the character back to human by casting
"Toad". |
|
Soft |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 400 gil |
Single |
Cures "Petrifiy" |
Notes:
A character who is petrified cannot be "revived"
using a Life potion. You need to cast Esuna or use a
Soft/ Remedy to remove the status. |
|
Mallet |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 80 gil |
Single |
Cures "Small" |
Notes:
N/A |
|
EchoNote |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 50 gil |
Single |
Cures "Silence"/"Mute" |
Notes:
N/A |
|
DietFood |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 100 gil |
Single |
Cures "Piggy" |
Notes:
You can revert the character back to human by casting
"Piggy". |
|
Cross |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 100 gil |
Single |
Cures "Curse" |
Notes:
N/A |
|
Remedy (Heal) |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 5,000 gil |
Single |
Cures all status ailments |
Notes:
It works like white magic spell, Esuna |
|
Alarm |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| N/A |
Single |
Cures "Sleep" |
Notes:
You wake up a character under sleep status by attacking
the character with "Fight" command. |
|
Unihorn |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| N/A |
Single |
Cures status ailments that
automatically cures after the battle. |
Notes:
Use it in battles ONLY. |
Group Items
These items can be only used on the World Map or at a Save
Point. Make sure you have stocked up a lot of them before
heading into dungeons. These items cannot be used in battles.
| Tent
(Tent) |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 100 gil |
Single |
Restores some HP/MP and recovers status
effects. |
Notes:
It can ONLY be used at the World Map or Save Point |
| Cabin
(Cabin) |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 500 gil |
Single |
Restores all HP/MP/status ailments. |
Notes:
It can ONLY be used at the World Map or Save Point |
Chocobo Items
In Final Fantasy IV (or FF2), your characters can only carries
a limited amount of items. Once you have reached the maximum,
you may need to exchange an item for another... These results
some precious items may be lost in the process. However, it
will be a different scenario if you visit Chocobo Forest regularly
and call for Fat Chocobo to store up items. More details about
item storage will be covered in the
Chocobos
Section.
| Gysahl
(Carrot) |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 50 gil |
Single |
Use it in Chocobo Forests |
Notes:
To summon the Fat Chocobo, you need to approach a Chocobo
Forest and locate a spot where you will find a tip -
"I can smell the presence of Chocobo in the air"
or similar. Use the Gysahl and you will be able to access
the storage house. |
| Whistle
(Whistle) |
| Price |
Effect |
Function |
| 20000 gil |
Single |
Calls Fat Chocobo everywhere,
except in battle. |
Notes:
It can ONLY be used outside the battlefield. Make sure
you got one before you head for the game's final dungeon.
Purchase it at Namingway's Cave. |
* The names for the SNES version are not confirmed yet as
I have yet completed FF2. If you have the correct name, please
contact
me and credit will be given to you.
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