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Fearing that tremendous power they wielded might lead the world to destruction, the mages of old founded a settlement in Mysidia and dwelt there in seclusion.

Bookshelf at Mysidia

Mysidia is a town populated almost entirely by mages in Final Fantasy II. It is located far to the south of Altair, across a river, and is central to Firion's quest to obtain the Ultima Tome. The spell itself is located in the Mysidian Tower, situated on a nearby island.

A bookshelf can be found in a house in the southwestern part of the town. If the player uses a storyline key term (with the exceptions of Wild Rose, Dreadnought, Ekmet Teloess and Cyclone) on it, it will give information about the term.

Story[]

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Mysidia was founded by mages who, fearing for the world's safety during the Pandaemonium Crisis, sealed the Ultima Tome away after the sealing of the Jade Passage.

According to the Destruction key term of the Arcane Labyrinth, Mysidia was extant in Deumion's time since it offered its expertise in sealing away Destroy based on their experience in sealing Ultima away.

After the liberation of Fynn from Gottos, Princess Hilda and Gordon took command of Fynn. They decide to obtain Ultima to continue their resistance against the Palamecian Empire. To do this, Firion and his party must collect the White Mask and Black Mask to break the seal to the Cave of Mysidia, which lies to the southeast.

Later, after obtaining the White Mask hidden in the dungeons of Fynn Castle, Firion heads to Mysidia so as to leave the mask on the face of the goddess statue beneath the town.

Spoilers end here.

Shops[]

Armor Shop[]

Mysidia Armor Shop

The armor shop of Mysidia.

Item Cost Cost (Origins)
Ice Shield 5,000 gil 5,000 gil
Knight's Armor 5,000 gil 5,000 gil
Thief's Gloves 1,000 gil 1,000 gil
Giant's Gloves 1,500 gil 2,000 gil


Weapon Shop[]

Mysidia Weapon Shop

The weapon shop of Mysidia.

Item Cost Cost (Origins)
Power Staff 8,000 gil 8,000 gil
Flame Lance 15,000 gil 15,000 gil
Ogrekiller 15,000 gil 15,000 gil
Ice Bow 5,000 gil 5,000 gil


Magic Shop[]

Mysidia Magic Shop

The magic shop of Mysidia.

Item Cost Cost (Origins)
Fire Tome 150 gil 400 gil
Blizzard Tome 150 gil 400 gil
Thunder Tome 150 gil 400 gil
Cure Tome 100 gil 200 gil
Blink Tome 300 gil 400 gil
Protect Tome 300 gil 400 gil
Shell Tome 300 gil 400 gil
Fear Tome 600 gil 800 gil
Basuna Tome 600 gil 800 gil
Esuna Tome 600 gil 800 gil
Silence Tome 600 gil 800 gil
Life Tome 1,000 gil 1,500 gil
Sap Tome 1,000 gil 1,500 gil
Warp Tome 1,000 gil 1,500 gil
Teleport Tome 1,000 gil 1,500 gil
Barrier Tome 5,000 gil 8,000 gil
Wall Tome 5,000 gil 8,000 gil
Swap Tome 5,000 gil 8,000 gil
Holy Tome 20,000 gil 20,000 gil


Item Shop[]

Mysidia Item Shop

The item shop of Mysidia.

Item Cost Cost (Origins)
Potion 30 gil 50 gil
Hi-Potion 150 gil 500 gil
Eye Drops 40 gil 100 gil
Antidote 30 gil 200 gil
Cross 50 gil 1,000 gil
Mallet 60 gil 2,000 gil
Maiden's Kiss 500 gil 2,500 gil
Gold Needle 500 gil 2,500 gil
Phoenix Down 500 gil 5,000 gil
Ether 1,000 gil 2,500 gil
Cottage 2,000 gil 5,000 gil
Elixir 50,000 gil 50,000 gil

Enemies[]

West of Mysidia[]

Outside, before Cyclone[]

Outside, after Cyclone[]

Musical themes[]

The music that plays in Mysidia is the "Town" theme. The music that plays in the Hidden Altar area is the "Dungeon" theme.

Notable residents[]

Gallery[]

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