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<blockquote data-quote="GnomeWorks" data-source="post: 1075063" data-attributes="member: 162">Okay.&nbsp; In that case, do the following...1) go to <a href="http://www.gamefaqs.com" target="_blank">www.gamefaqs.com</a>2) in the search window on the left, type in &quot;Tactics&quot;3) for the game you're looking for (FFTA or FFT), find it on the list, then click on &quot;FAQS&quot;4-FFT) I use the FAQ at the very top, as well as the Battle Mechanics Guide, as well as the Class Abilities List (which is somewhere on there)5-FFTA) The FAQ and the Ability List are the only things I've really used.&nbsp; The FAQ has ability descriptions and MP costs, but only the List has JP (AP, actually, but just convert it to JP) costs.Well, when I went through the armor and helmets, I found that +1 AC/20 HP didn't really work.&nbsp; So I toned down the gained HP from the items, and said that they grant HP/MP.&nbsp; You don't get AC from armor or helmets, but you do from shields.&nbsp; You get MP bonuses for armor and helmets.Yep, that means +2 to hit, and +1 to damage.&nbsp; So, if you see a weapon with 2/2, that means that it's basically a +2 weapon.&nbsp; The reason why they're different sometimes is because I divided the attack power into both categories, and if it was odd, more of it went to attack bonuses than damage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GnomeWorks, post: 1075063, member: 162"] Okay. In that case, do the following... 1) go to [url]www.gamefaqs.com[/url] 2) in the search window on the left, type in "Tactics" 3) for the game you're looking for (FFTA or FFT), find it on the list, then click on "FAQS" 4-FFT) I use the FAQ at the very top, as well as the Battle Mechanics Guide, as well as the Class Abilities List (which is somewhere on there) 5-FFTA) The FAQ and the Ability List are the only things I've really used. The FAQ has ability descriptions and MP costs, but only the List has JP (AP, actually, but just convert it to JP) costs. Well, when I went through the armor and helmets, I found that +1 AC/20 HP didn't really work. So I toned down the gained HP from the items, and said that they grant HP/MP. You don't get AC from armor or helmets, but you do from shields. You get MP bonuses for armor and helmets. Yep, that means +2 to hit, and +1 to damage. So, if you see a weapon with 2/2, that means that it's basically a +2 weapon. The reason why they're different sometimes is because I divided the attack power into both categories, and if it was odd, more of it went to attack bonuses than damage. [/QUOTE]

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