F.A.Q.

A list of frequently asked questions about the game and how it works.

Can we dual-class our characters? No. Sorry, you'll just have to hold off on playing that dual-wielding Samurai/Dancer Viera you've been dreaming about.

Can our characters change classes?

If there is reason enough in the course of the storyline, yes. Your character cannot change his or her class arbitrarily.

Can my character be a class not listed on the classes page?

Probably not. If you feel strongly enough to argue for a certain class to be added to the class list, you may contact a moderator and plead your case.

Can my character be an ancestor or descendant of an important character in the Ivalice canon?

Possibly, if the character concept presented is strong enough to uphold the canon.

'''I want to play a certain character type, but the information provided on the Wikia is scant at best. What should I do?'''

One of the strengths of the Ivalice Alliance games is that it provides us with a lush, compelling game world with many different characters from many different walks of life. One of the series' weaknesses is that it provides little backstory or context for many of these secondary characters and cultures. However, this need not be a weakness for us in Echoes; if pertinent information does not exist, such as Nu Mou familial culture or what comprises a Parivir's training, the players are welcome and encouraged to build the lore themselves. This lore will then be added to the Wikia and accepted as canon, lending to the creation of a unique, player-built Ivalice of our own.

'''What are the Gria? What are the Revgaji? What are the Kooka?'''

The Gria are a race of small, attractive hume-like people with draconic features. They were featured in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance 2: Grimoire of the Rift.

The Revgaji are a race of tall, cat-like people with cunning dispositions. They were featured briefly in Final Fantasy XII as attendants, and were expanded upon in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance 2: Grimoire of the Rift.

The Kooka are a race of people with features akin to goats and rams, with horns, drooping ears, and hock-jointed, hoofed legs. They are an original race created for Echoes meant to further add diversity to the game world.