Final Fantasy XII is a video game that was published by Square Enix. All the merchants in the game take part in the Bazaar system. The Bazaar often offers exclusive deals and bargains based upon the amount of loot you have sold to merchants. The loot is used to make item packages that are often cheaper than normal, or are exclusive to the Bazaar.
The rarest bazaars are from collecting the following loot:
Sandsea During Sunny Weather: Reward for Gibbs and Deweg side quest.
Scarletite: Drops from Emeralditan in Nabreus Deadlands; steal from Aspidochelon in Cerobi Steppe.
Scorpio Gem: Steal from Gargoyle Baron in Giruvegan; steal from Larva Eater in Great Crystal upper layer.
Serpent Eye: Drops from Basilisk in the Feywood.
Serpentarius: Clan reward for collecting all 13 Espers; steal from Zodiark in the Henne Mines east section; sell High Arcana x1: Snake Skin x4: Serpent Eye x2 to Bazaar.
Sickle Blade: Drops from Preying Mantis in the Feywood; steal from Rageclaw in the Salikawood.
WyrmHero Blade: Sell a Godslayer's Badge (obtained after completing the Farewell To A Legend hunt), an Omega Badge (drop from Omega Mark XII), and a Lu Shang's Badge (obtained after completing the fishing mini-game).
During the fight with Gilgamesh (the rank VII mark given to you by Montblanc named "Ancient Mystery Man"), he will pull out various swords that are from previous Final Fantasy games. Because Gilgamesh has eight arms, he holds all of them at once.
The most famous swords include Cloud's Buster Sword, Squall's Gunblade, Tidus' Brotherhood, and Sephiroth's Masamune. For some reason, all of these swords have some alterations to their previous forms. For example, Cloud's Buster Sword has a huge Japanese symbol on it.
Tidus' Brotherhood has a hook at the end of the blade on both sides instead of just the bladed part. It is possible the swords are alterations because after Gilgamesh is defeated, in the Bestiary it states that it is not proven that all of the swords Gilgamesh owns are authentic.
Here's a look at Final Fantasy XII in action:
Sources : softpedia.com
The rarest bazaars are from collecting the following loot:
Sandsea During Sunny Weather: Reward for Gibbs and Deweg side quest.
Scarletite: Drops from Emeralditan in Nabreus Deadlands; steal from Aspidochelon in Cerobi Steppe.
Scorpio Gem: Steal from Gargoyle Baron in Giruvegan; steal from Larva Eater in Great Crystal upper layer.
Serpent Eye: Drops from Basilisk in the Feywood.
Serpentarius: Clan reward for collecting all 13 Espers; steal from Zodiark in the Henne Mines east section; sell High Arcana x1: Snake Skin x4: Serpent Eye x2 to Bazaar.
Sickle Blade: Drops from Preying Mantis in the Feywood; steal from Rageclaw in the Salikawood.
WyrmHero Blade: Sell a Godslayer's Badge (obtained after completing the Farewell To A Legend hunt), an Omega Badge (drop from Omega Mark XII), and a Lu Shang's Badge (obtained after completing the fishing mini-game).
During the fight with Gilgamesh (the rank VII mark given to you by Montblanc named "Ancient Mystery Man"), he will pull out various swords that are from previous Final Fantasy games. Because Gilgamesh has eight arms, he holds all of them at once.
The most famous swords include Cloud's Buster Sword, Squall's Gunblade, Tidus' Brotherhood, and Sephiroth's Masamune. For some reason, all of these swords have some alterations to their previous forms. For example, Cloud's Buster Sword has a huge Japanese symbol on it.
Tidus' Brotherhood has a hook at the end of the blade on both sides instead of just the bladed part. It is possible the swords are alterations because after Gilgamesh is defeated, in the Bestiary it states that it is not proven that all of the swords Gilgamesh owns are authentic.
Here's a look at Final Fantasy XII in action:
Sources : softpedia.com
