@windracket You COULD just check the walkthrough... or go to fighunter.com.... or check the forums... Buuuuut: I will help you. The crystal flower is received by fighting the Master Crystal in the room in the water temple that was blocked by the Moonstone gate. It is in one of the "secret chests" that are hidden as objects (check your map; its in the north side of that cave). Also, the other ingredient is the Wretched Skull. You get that by going into the Volcano, turning right at the first fork (leads up to a door), talking to a little cage thing on the wall, then talk to the hermit (he's somewhere in the volcano, but I don't feel like describing every turn to go down), and mention the soul cage. Then go back to the soul cage and fight the Wretched Skull. Hope this helped.
Just a tip: I suggest, to make it easier level-wise... Go to the water temple, then fire temple, then earth. Also, I suggest getting the items needed for Legion before you finish the water temple (Basically, just look on the walkthrough for the location of them all), then get legion and level him up a bit and get some skills for him. Then, use him in all of the guardian fights because he can learn the spells the guardians use like Raging Inferno and Tsunami. It makes Legion extremely powerful. Hope this helped.
Hmmm... It seems that: Going after the Miasmal Chalices + 2 characters with Double Gold activated = ... Well, you know where this is going. I can practically buy the fairies without even trying to get more gold!
@jikurFokxnu you can "check" the bestiary in-battle by clicking a certain ally/opponent. It will tell you the stats, resistances, and items carried (aka items enemies may drop).
What I really like about Ballad of Balance is that if you have a confused ally and they attack themselves or another ally, they will make themselves (and any other allies confused or asleep) un-confused.
Kindly man: How do you do sir? Kindly man: Great day, isn't it sir? Kindly man: Hello sir knight! Utter nutcase: AHGHGHHHAURURAFKMERJSJIAlJI JMREKSWIEOSLE! SELSFEMISASOIFD ASFELASFQ AGGHHH YOGUR!
One problem that I have is that if you have a UNIT with a "rally all" skill, it only affects the units that haven't attacked. They become less useful the later you get them, and it's pretty annoying.
I think that one thing that would be nice is instead of refilling our energy when we level up, I think it would be better to give us a free energy refill so that we can click the energy button as if we are buying a refill.
This is illogical. The puzzles don't make any sense, and it is too hard to put the numbers in certain areas. Also, on another note, there are many places I missed originally because the area to click to go to certain areas/do certain things is small. 3/5, needs work.
@zang269 Yes, one of the pitch-black rooms with the Molesters in them has a Trilobite Warrior as well, which must be defeated to get into the Cambria Arena.
What I really like about this game is that the protagonist isn't the omnipotent, all-knowing invincible hero you usually see. He has his "dim" moments and, rather than nearly all protagonists, he would rather be a follower more than a leader. It's the little things like that that sets this game apart from all the other extremely-long RPGs.
AH! I just got Dreamstone #5. Emela's the Water Gua *doesn't reveal too much plot info*!?!? So that means that I have to fi *changes mind* her to get the water cry *stops*!? NOOO!
@madscientist13 When you enter the room, look on your left for a "missing wall" Walk into this. When you are fairly close on your map to the green dot, alternate trying to walk to the right and down. You should eventually be able to continue right and come face to face with the green dot (the Trilobite Warrior) Also, if you go all the way down on this secret path, and follow it the way most people would (walking until you hit a dead end), you will find a treasure.
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