Final Fantasy Tactics Rarities
Wonders and Artefacts
Beyond the everyday items and discoverables you will encounter in Final Fantasy Tactics, another set of collectables await as you explore Ivalice. These items are collectables and do not impact gameplay specifically; Wonders and many of these Artefacts are found through Errands, while other Artefacts are acquired as you progress the story.
Wonders
Chaos Shrine ![]() | Description |
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| When the world was young, the primal deities sealed Jaed the Netherlord deep beneath the earth. Its decrepit chambers tainted by a foul and unholy air, the Chaos Shrine is said to mark the site of his prison. | |
Chocobo Forest ![]() | Description |
| Naught but a glimpse of light creeps into this deep wood. Rare breeds of chocobo thrive in this mystical forest, and the World Tree is rumored to be at its center. The pungent scent of chocobo fills the air. | |
Citadel of Trials ![]() | Description |
| Once a school of training for the royal guard in the ancient kingdom of Baron. Graduates of the institution filled the ranks of the Red Wings, a prestigious airship corps, but the castle and its esteemed soldiers were lost in the Cataclysm. | |
Crystal Tower ![]() | Description |
| This spire, once the heart of the ancient kingdom of Baron, was fortified by the labyrinthine city at its base. The tower's crystal walls were a symbol of the royal family's wealth and power, but also of oppression. | |
Eureka ![]() | Description |
| This once prosperous capital of the Kashka Dynasty was destroyed in the Cataclysm, along with the vast legacy of its royal family. It is now a necrohol, populated by spirits drawn to the shades of past glory. | |
Falgabard ![]() | Description |
| This village is said to have been inhabited by an order of dark knights. While the fell blades of these knights lent them great power, they also cut short their lives. The order's numbers dwindled, until at last none remained. | |
Floating Continent ![]() | Description |
| Theories once abounded as to what this airborne mass of land might be. Academics have now settled on one prevailing hypothesis: the Cataclysm caused a shift in the balance of subterranean cloudstone, allowing it to surface. | |
Flying Fortress ![]() | Description |
| The winged ones of ages past possessed technology allowing them to transmute cloudstone into crystals, like the ones that keep this castle aloft. Unfortunately, both the winged ones and their wondrous knowledge were lost in the Cataclysm. | |
Matoya's Cave ![]() | Description |
| Court thaumaturge Matoya once enjoyed the adoration of the ancient Ronkan peoples, but that ended with her creation of monsters known as the Enthralled—a work of witchcraft to the lay eye. It was then she took up residence here. | |
Mirage Tower ![]() | Description |
| This ancient tower links the Castle of Ronka to the earth below. Its magicked facade shields it against casual inspection; however, the sheer size of the outer wall renders the enchantment unstable, causing the tower to shimmer mirage-like at times. | |
Pandaemonium ![]() | Description |
| The capital of the ancient Palamecian Empire. With peaks exceeding nine thousand dohms, the towering mountain range encircling the city guarded it from even the most ambitious airship captains. A warping device was the only means of bypassing this natural barrier. | |
Phantom Train ![]() | Description |
| The Phantom Train became so known for its primary purpose during an ancient age of war—the transport of battalions of the ghastly Enthralled, a race of artificial monsters. It is also called the Chariot of the Damned. | |
Ronkan Ruins ![]() | Description |
| The Ronkan Dynasty dominated the world from its skyborne castle until an enigmatic plague brought about its sudden and tragic demise. Today its empty ruins float in a cold and desolate silence. | |
Semitt Falls ![]() | Description |
| A site of significance for the ancient Palamecian Empire. Mythril was mined beneath these majestic falls, while extacium—a fuel used by the airships of the day—could be gleaned from their magickal waters. | |
Tower of Babil ![]() | Description |
| A legendary tower that extends to the heavens from deep below the earth. Also called the Tower of the Colossi, this mighty spire withstood the Cataclysm, and is an invaluable remnant of ancient civilization. | |
Tozus Village ![]() | Description |
| A race of gnomes known as the Lilliputians inhabits this village. These gnomes were ruled by a merciless dictator until a mighty giant known as Atlas freed them at long last from their oppression. The name Tozus derives from an ancient word meaning "very distant place." | |
Artefacts
Aquarius ![]() | Description |
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One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones, it bears the sign of the Water Bearer. Source: Plot Progression | |
Aries ![]() | Description |
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One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones, it bears the sign of the Ram. Source: Plot Progression | |
Black Cat ![]() | Description |
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This figurine of a black cat has eyes of lapis lazuli and claws inlaid with diamonds. A piece of considerable antiquity, it is highly sought after among collectors. Source: Errands | |
Black Materia ![]() | Description |
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These stones, developed by the ancient Saronians, are the result of experiments in storing knowledge within gems for later generations. They are said to enhance the abilities of the possessor. Black materia is believed to harbor destructive power. Source: Errands | |
Blue Materia ![]() | Description |
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These stones, developed by the ancient Saronians, are the result of experiments in storing knowledge within gems for later generations. They are said to enhance the abilities of the possessor. Blue materia is believed to augment supportive traits. Source: Errands | |
Calcabrina ![]() | Description |
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First popular in regions where other forms of amusement were few, these dressable dolls are now many a young girl's treasure. It is said their lifeless eyes harbor the souls of lost owners. Source: Errands | |
Cancer ![]() | Description |
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One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones, it bears the sign of the Crab. Source: Plot Progression | |
Capricorn ![]() | Description |
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One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones, it bears the sign of the Goat. Source: Plot Progression | |
Chocobo Cannon ![]() | Description |
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This weapon shoots fattened chocobos, which are gorged on gunpowder before being stuffed into its barrel. Highly imprecise, it never proceeded beyond the experimental stage. Source: Errands | |
Coin Blade ![]() | Description |
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Once used as a divination tool by a caravan of nomadic merchants. Coins engraved with foreign markings have been strung together in the shape of a sword, hence the given name. Source: Errands | |
Enavia Chronicles ![]() | Description |
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An account of Khus Castle in the region of Enavia documenting the story of three sisters. Sections of importance are penned in an ancient script, now indecipherable. Source: Errands | |
Enchanted Machine Gun ![]() | Description |
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Guns of this larger type are said to have been fitted to airships in days of yore. Their bullets could be used for different purposes, depending on the magick with which they were infused. Source: Errands | |
Enchanted Pistol ![]() | Description |
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This ancient firearm used bullets infused with various magicks. In later years, bullets imbued with power directly extracted from espers came to be invented. Source: Errands | |
Excalipoor ![]() | Description |
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Forged in honor of the legendary sword Excalibur. Although only a replica, this sword is extremely sharp, and has served a goodly number of adventurers. Source: Errands | |
Four-Deity Plate ![]() | Description |
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A set of four small brooches, each crafted in the image of one of the Eastern deities of the cardinal directions. The intricate inlay of fine jewels suggests the collection once belonged to nobility. Source: Errands | |
Gemini ![]() | Description |
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One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones, it bears the sign of the Twins. Source: Plot Progression | |
Goliath Bread ![]() | Description |
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Though no longer made in the modern age, these hefty loaves of leavened bread were once eaten for the energy they impart. An acquired taste enjoyed mainly by adults, this scroll contains the last known copy of the recipe. Source: Errands | |
Hanya Mask ![]() | Description |
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A mask fashioned in the visage of a race of giant demons that ruled over a foreign land in ages past. These vicious creatures were described as the manifestation of human hatred. Source: Errands | |
Lance of Longibunne ![]() | Description |
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Many adventurers have lost their lives pursuing this spear, said to be capable of piercing solid stone. Legend holds it once slew a demon that had seized control of the mortal realm. Source: Errands | |
Leo ![]() | Description |
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One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones, it bears the sign of the Lion. Source: Plot Progression | |
Libra ![]() | Description |
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One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones, it bears the sign of the Scales. Source: Plot Progression | |
Lugae ![]() | Description |
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The eccentric design of this well-loved marionette holds a nearly supernatural fascination for children. With the craft now lost to the ages, those remaining are all the more precious. Source: Errands | |
Mesa's Musings ![]() | Description |
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A fictional work depicting the life of the savior Mesa. The book is badly damaged, with only the introduction remaining legible. Source: Errands | |
Moppet Bread ![]() | Description |
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A treat beloved by children since ancient times, the secret to making these bite-sized loaves of bread has been all but forgotten. This scroll contains the last known copy of the recipe. Source: Errands | |
Nanai's Histories ![]() | Description |
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A collection of writings by the psychologist Nanai that provide detailed analyses of the lives of a wide spectrum of people. This one covers the travails of a certain gambler. Source: Errands | |
Oeilvert ![]() | Description |
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The momentous events described in this book, if true, hold the potential to rewrite the pages of history. It documents the life of a woman now all but forgotten. Source: Errands | |
Orb of Minwu ![]() | Description |
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The soul of Minwu, the First Mage, is said to be sealed within this stone. As such, it is sometimes called the Soul of Minwu. An orb only in name, it is in actuality comma shaped. Source: Errands | |
Parade Helm ![]() | Description |
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Designed for victory parades, this ceremonial helm favors flair over function. The myriad precious stones adorning the helm attest to the affluence of a once great nation. Source: Errands | |
Pisces ![]() | Description |
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One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones, it bears the sign of the Fish. Source: Plot Progression | |
Rat Tail ![]() | Description |
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Long used by sorcerers as a magickal reagent, this exquisite delicacy was once the catalyst for a full-scale war. It has an extremely potent flavor. Source: Errands | |
Red Materia ![]() | Description |
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These stones, developed by the ancient Saronians, are the result of experiments in storing knowledge within gems for later generations. They are said to enhance the abilities of the possessor. Red materia is believed to contain the power to summon espers. Source: Errands | |
Sagittarius ![]() | Description |
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One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones, it bears the sign of the Archer. Source: Plot Progression | |
Saint Elmo's Fire ![]() | Description |
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These azure flames are said to cause spontaneous combustion in humans. As the phenomenon affects only those suffering from malady, Saint Elmo's Fire is feared as the source of both. Source: Errands | |
Scarab Charm ![]() | Description |
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An iridescent charm crafted in the shape of a beetle. It is favored among the common people as a bringer of good fortune. Source: Errands | |
Scorpio ![]() | Description |
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One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones, it bears the sign of the Scorpion. Source: Plot Progression | |
Scriptures of Germonique ![]() | Description |
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A historical account of Saint Ajora's life recorded by his disciple, Germonique. Its very existence has long been denied. Source: Plot Progression | |
Serpentarius ![]() | Description |
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A mysterious Zodiac Stone that appears in no recorded legends. It bears the previously unknown sign of the Serpent Bearer. Source: Plot Progression | |
Statuette of Lilith ![]() | Description |
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This stone idol depicts Lilith, a goddess heralded as both the first fiend and the mother of all life. Warriors through the ages have sought this figurine, believing it to grant strength. Source: Errands | |
Tarot de Bennstat ![]() | Description |
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Tarot cards hand-painted by Bennstat, a well-known artist. It is the only deck of its kind, and was stolen from Lesalia's National Museum of Art some years ago. Source: Errands | |
Taurus ![]() | Description |
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One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones, it bears the sign of the Bull. Source: Plot Progression | |
Tobacco Pipe ![]() | Description |
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This ornate pipe, once belonging to an infamous thief from the East, is primarily used for smoking tobacco. Crafted of goldentite, a hard mineral, it can also serve as a reliable weapon in desperate times. Source: Errands | |
Virgo ![]() | Description |
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One of the twelve legendary Zodiac Stones, it bears the sign of the Maiden. Source: Plot Progression | |
White Materia ![]() | Description |
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These stones, developed by the ancient Saronians, are the result of experiments in storing knowledge within gems for later generations. They are said to enhance the abilities of the possessor. White materia is believed to grant the power of rebirth. Source: Errands | |
Yggdrasil Mistletoe ![]() | Description |
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A parasitic shrub that feeds on the bark of the World Tree. Upon sprouting, it shrivels and dies in half a day. Its leaves, if properly harvested, can be used to brew an elixir of eternal youth. Source: Errands | |
Zanmato ![]() | Description |
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The indecipherable script engraved into this enchanted blade identifies it as the weapon once used to slay a demon in a single blow. Its great curved blade strikes fear into the heart of any foe. Source: Errands | |
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©1997–2026 Josh Alvies (Rangers51)
All fanfiction and fanart (including original artwork in forum avatars) is property of the original authors. Some graphics property of Square Enix.




























































