Drop from Glacial Eye. Use Card ability on Glacial Eye. Drop from Belhelmel. Use Card ability on Belhelmel. Drop from Thrustaevis. Use Card ability on Thrustaevis. Drop from Anacondaur. Use Card ability on Anacondaur. Drop from Creeps. Use Card ability on Creeps. Drop from Grendel.
Use Card ability on Grendel. Drop from Jelleye. Use Card ability on Jelleye. Drop from Grand Mantis. Use Card ability on Grand Mantis. Drop from Forbidden. Use Card ability on Forbidden. Buy the drunk at the pub his favorite drink during the party's attempt to get into the Timber TV Station. Drop from Armadodo. Use Card ability on Armadodo. Drop from Tri-Face. Use Card ability on Tri-Face. Drop from Fastitocalon. Use Card ability on Fastitocalon.
Drop from Snow Lion. Use Card ability on Snow Lion. Drop from Ochu. Use Card ability on Ochu. Drop from SAM08G. Drop from Death Claw. Use Card ability on Death Claw. Drop from Cactuar. Use Card ability on Cactuar. Drop from Tonberry. Use Card ability on Tonberry. Drop from Abyss Worm. Use Card ability on Abyss Worm. Drop from Turtapod. Use Card ability on Turtapod. Drop from T-Rexaur.
Use Card ability on T-Rexaur. Drop from Bomb. Use Card ability on Bomb. Drop from Blitz. Use Card ability on Blitz. Drop from Wendigo. Use Card ability on Wendigo. Drop from Torama. Use Card ability on Torama. Drop from Imp. Use Card ability on Imp. Drop from Blue Dragon. As long as the Queen's personal rule is set to the desired rule, the player can simply repeatedly challenge anyone else in the Queen's region other than the Queen until they offer to play with the desired rule.
For regions other than the Queen's current region, challenges will cause the dominant rule to start spreading and affect Dominance , but it is not as easy to reset the rule once degeneration occurs. The Queen's region cannot be changed in endgame she's always at the crash site , but her personal trade rule cannot be changed either.
Her region and trade rule for rule change purposes will be whichever ones she had at the point of no return. The main quest of the Triple Triad minigame can be considered the acquirement of all cards, which gains a star next to the Card section in the menu. The player will need to undertake several smaller quests to get all the rare cards, as well as scour the world to obtain the common cards from either monsters or from other players.
The members' identities are a mystery until they reveal themselves to players they deem worthy. Their identities range from random NPCs wandering the Garden to people the player already knows. If the player completes the side quest they can meet the CC members again at Ragnarok during endgame and win every LV card they don't currently have in their inventory from them. This includes cards that have been modified into items.
If the player finds her and takes on her sidequest, they can find even more rare cards. The goal is to get her to move to Dollet where her artist father will create new rare cards that can be won from certain people in the world. PuPu is a blue alien whose flying saucer the player can encounter in fixed encounters around the world.
Several things must be done in dealing with the alien to get its card. It is Level 5 and is the only rare card below Level 8. Playing a game of Triple Triad earns Card player ; winning games earns Professional Player ; losing a rare card earns Loser ; defeating every member in the CC group earns Cards Club Master ; and collecting all cards earns Collector. When the player has a full catalog of cards, a yellow star will appear on the right-hand side of the Card option in the menu. The star does not require the player to simultaneously have a copy of each card, just having held each individual card.
It is also a battle music in the Dissidia Final Fantasy arcade version. In , following the game's release, Japanese games company Bandai produced a full set of collectible Triple Triad cards. The set was made up of the cards as seen in the game along with 72 artwork cards and a collector's edition playing mat. The cards have a blue side and a red side. Because the set was only released commercially in Japan and was not generally available in America or Europe, the cards have become a rare collector's item.
Counterfeit versions also exist, but the one produced by Bandai is the only officially released Triple Triad collection. It includes a standalone edition of Triple Triad, which allowed players to compete against the computer or against one another via a local area network.
The game was for a time popular with many free third-party internet versions thriving online. These online editions often added new decks, and many had additional rule sets. Director Yoshinori Kitase wanted to make a minigame that was playable anywhere. At the time the popular Magic: The Gathering had just come out and inspired the decision on a card game that everyone in the world played as a tradition or cultural element carried on, also contributing to the development of the world.
The team wanted to add trading card elements as well as rule variations to make the card game more realistic. Kitase then picked Takayoshi Nakazato, planner for Final Fantasy VIII , to design the card game even though he was in charge of the battle systems with no initial plan for him to do a card game. In the Triple Triad tutorial one can spot a Black Mage in the background, with Orlan shown on the left and a warrior that bares a passing resemblance to Ramza , from the aforementioned game, on the right.
The card faces but not their values look different between the original PlayStation version and the PC version, the latter showing the full body of the subject for all but the LV10 cards.
Siren's card still shows her original model rather than the censored one for the Remastered. Final Fantasy Wiki Explore. Old Sharlayan Thavnair Garlemald The moon. Characters Jobs Races. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Edit source History Talk 5. A game of Triple Triad. The winner gets to choose a card or more from the loser.
See also: Triple Triad , or Playing card. Main article: Queen of Cards. Official Triple Triad box with 15 packs of cards, with random 10 cards per pack. Official Triple Triad play mat produced by Bandai. Accessed 16 September, Archived from the original on 16 September, Doge Candy. Archived from the original on 25 September, Gagazet target minigame - Mt. Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. Levels 1 through 5 are monster cards, usually possessing weak numbers. With the exception of the PuPu card , there is no limit to how many of each of these cards exist.
Levels 6 and 7 are boss cards, depicting various unique bosses met throughout the game. Like monster cards, there is no limit to how many such cards exist. You get the idea - we want her to ping pong back and forth between Balamb and Dollet, as they're easiest. Follow her to the Dollet Pub and again talk to her about her dad. While there, win back Chicobo from the Card Queen's son. It's time to return to the card queen - she'll still be in Dollet.
Play against her and this time, lose Alexander. Again, you can reclaim Alexander from her son by beating him pretty much right away. Once again, do the save and quit trip until the Queen moves herself back to Balamb.
Don't accept anywhere else unless you want to make the trek. Now take your newly obtained Doomtrain rare card back to the Card Queen - she's now back in Balamb, if you've followed our instructions.
Then head to Dollet to reclaim it from her son. Once you reach what is the game's fourth disc and final stretch, the Queen of Cards will be your depository for things you may have missed - she'll have the cards from her own quest line that you didn't get properly, plus any cards you lost to her that you failed to win back from her son.
One last unique card obtained separately from the Queen of Cards and related quest is the PuPu card. This is obtained through the UFO?
Once you have the Ragnarok airship, you can see a quick UFO sighting at four separate locations in the game. Some of these can be seen before Ragnarok, but you need Ragnarok to complete the quest. These encounters will appear even if you have Diablos' No Encounter ability set. After seeing all four UFO sightings, you then want to fly the Ragnarok over to Grandidi Forest in northeast Esthar and land top of the canyon above the Chocobo Sanctuary.
Walk around here and you'll encounter the UFO. Fight it this time and it'll blow up and fly off. Finally, make sure you have five 5 elixirs and somebody with the Item command. You can buy elixirs from 'Esthar Shop!!! Give him 5 elixirs and you win, earning the PuPu card.
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