We will return here to tackle H'aanit's Chapter 2 later.Īs you work your way through the area, Scrutinize / Inquire the NPCs and one of them (the Knowledgeable Traveler) will give you the "A Safe Route" information, which we can use shortly. Also put Therion in your party if he isn't already for an upcoming locked chest. For example, at this point I had just recently unlocked Alephan's Enlightenment for maxing out Cyrus' scholar role.Īfter taking care of that, quickly visit Stonegard at the east end of the map to set it as a fast-travel point on the map (and use the inn if you want). If you need a suggestion, I gave H'aanit the Warrior secondary job initially.įinally, note that there are achievements for "mastering xxxx as a secondary job," (which just means learning all the skills for a job, including the final divine skill, costing 9,630 JP total) but these achievements will ALSO unlock if you master the job as a primary one, so the achievement description is misleading. you will still have the same perks unlocked if you switch back later), and you will probably want to focus on one secondary job per character at first, at least until later in the game. This means that you keep your progress with any secondary jobs (i.e. Note that JP you spend on a secondary job (which is drawn from the same JP pool that you use to unlock your primary skills) are not returned if you switch secondary jobs. You can also switch secondary jobs between characters at any time. For now, I'm going to do a couple more side stories, and after that we'll finally start Primrose's Chapter 2.There is no correct choice in terms of whom you should give which secondary job, though some jobs synergize better with certain characters. And don't come back until you've had a true adventure. though maybe sometimes we're better off staying in our comfort zones. Sometimes all someone needs is the right push to get them going, like in Le Mann's case. It's always tough to push yourself out of your comfort zone and dive into unfamiliar territory.
You've always been the one to push me when I needed courage. If I so much as see your lousy face back home, I'll never speak to you again. But I really thought that you would do it if you were given the chance. I know you've always been all talk and no action. You had a dream, didn't you!? A dream you've held in your heart since we were boys. Didn't you finally do what you'd always wanted? Didn't you set out on a grand adventure? We've been friends since we were children, and I've always tried to be there for you. Looks like we found the perfect person to motivate him. And every time that he gets down in the dumps, it always falls to me to give him the push he needs to get moving again. But between the two of us, he can't even tie his shoelaces without someone's help. Le Mann needs someone from home to help push him forward. This one's so simple the game tells you twice. What Le Mann's quest line lacks in meat and depth, it makes up for in being really easy.
If only someone could give me the gentle nudge I need to step forth into the great unknown. And yet, I simply cannot motivate myself to leave home. It is I, the great adventurer Le Mann! Surely you have not forgotten me? I was well on my way to uncovering a new continent, when I came up against a most perilous plight.Īh! All too often the greatest adventures bring with them the greatest sorrows. It's time to check up with yet another old companion of ours. Part 66: Le Mann, Explorer Extraordinaire (II)
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