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Clan

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Clan is a terminology common in the world of Ivalice. It makes its first appearance in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, and have since been used to generally refer to a group of people working together for a common objective.

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[edit] Appearances

[edit] Final Fantasy XII

For the Sage Knowledge related, see Sage Knowledge 22

Clans refer to a group of people who work together to drive away fiends and monsters known as marks from civilized areas. Entry to a clan is not publicly known; usually members of the clan would scout out potential clan members who proved their worth by defeating a mark - this happened to Vaan when Tomaj sent him to hunt the Rogue Tomato. A clan's meeting location is also made secret; clan watchmen would stay guard outside their base, permitting entry only to those with a Clan Primer. One of the famous clans in Rabanastre is Clan Centurio.

[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

The game where the term was first used. It refers to a group of people who work together to complete missions that are posted at pubs. Anyone can be in a clan as long as they ask to be recruited. The maximum number of people in a clan cannot exceed twenty-four. Clans are lead by the clan leader, who makes the decisions about who is sent out on dispatch assignments and decides who is entered into battle. Whenever a clan leader is not present, due to imprisonment, all clan activities stop until the return of the leader. One of the famous clans in Ivalice is Clan Nutsy.

[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

See also: List of Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift Clans.

Repeating the same formula used in Tactics Advance. One of the famous clans known is Clan Gully. Others include Duelhorn and Prima Donna.