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Hagakure

Hagakure (ハガクレの里, Hagakure no Sato?) is a location in Final Fantasy Dimensions. It's located to the south of Moonlight Wood. The village is rarely visited by travelers.

Story[]

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The Warriors of Darkness visits this village after leaving Gardenia to seek the Fuga order, a group of Ninjas. They ask the village elder about the group but he doesn't know about it. The elder's son cuts in on the conversation and asks them what they want with Fuga order. The elder apologizes for his son and warns he warriors to stay away from Moonlight Wood.

Spoilers end here.

Treasure[]

Item Place
Phoenix Down Barrel (near Inn)
Shuriken Pot (north)
Antidote Barrel (house on the right)
Golden Needle Pot (house on the southweast)
X-Potion Pot (big house)
1500 Gil Barrel (big house)
Shuriken Shelf (big house)

Shops[]

Items[]

Item Price
Potion 30
Hi-Potion 150
Phoenix Down 200
Golden Needle 400
Ether 1500
Maiden's Kiss 60
Mallet 80
Echo Grass 50
Eye Drops 30
Antidote 40
Tent 200
Cottage 800
Scared Cande 100

Weapons[]

Item Price
Air Knife 5800
Bastard Sword 9800
Soulstealer 9500
Squall Lance 9200
Greataxe 9700
Burning Knuckles 9000
Fey Staff 8800
Amphibian Rod 8500
Dark Bow 7600
Marchen Harp 8200
Baleen 11000

Armor[]

Item Price
Gold Shield 5000
Scholar's Hat 5200
Dark Hat 5500
Close Helm 5900
Scholar's Gown 8800
Faerie Robe 7000
Close Armor 7500
Gauntlet 3800
Rune Bangle 3500

White Magic[]

Item Price
Slow 300
Silence 300
Mini 300
Cura 700
Protect 700
Raise 700
Basuna 1500
Confuse 1500
Teleport 1500
Curaja 3000
Blink 3000
Shell 3000

Black Magic[]

Item Price
Poison 300
Sleep 300
Toad 300
Fira 700
Blizzara 700
Thundara 700
Drain 1500
Break 1500
Bio 1500
Osmose 3000
Stop 3000
Tornado 3000

The Inn charges 300 Gil per stay.

Etymology[]

Hagakure (葉隱, Hagakure?, lit. Hidden by the leaves) is a spiritual code and guide for warriors, based on the writings of the samurai Yamamoto Tsunetomo. It was written about a hundred years after Hideyoshi Toyotomi's unification of Japan; as such, the way of the warrior was bowing out to a more administrative and bureaucratic role within society.

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