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==Battle== |
==Battle== |
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| − | Physical attacks will cause Omniscient to cast [[Return]], resetting the [[Battle (Term)|battle]]. The player can prevent him from casting anything by attacking him with a weapon [[Spellblade (Command)|enchanted]] with [[Silence (Status)|Silence]]. When Omniscient is defeated, he casts Flare as a [[Final Attack]]. |
+ | Physical attacks will cause Omniscient to cast [[Return]], resetting the [[Battle (Term)|battle]]. The player can prevent him from casting anything by attacking him with a weapon [[Spellblade (Command)|enchanted]] with [[Silence (Status)|Silence]]. When Omniscient is defeated, he casts Flare as a [[Final Attack|final attack]]. |
===Strategy=== |
===Strategy=== |
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| − | An efficient method to defeat Omniscient is to [[Summon (Command)#Final Fantasy V|summon]] [[Carbuncle (Summon)#Final Fantasy V|Carbuncle]], so |
+ | An efficient method to defeat Omniscient is to [[Summon (Command)#Final Fantasy V|summon]] [[Carbuncle (Summon)#Final Fantasy V|Carbuncle]], so Omniscient's spells are [[Reflect (Status)#Final Fantasy V|reflected]] back at him. Another method is to cast [[Berserk (Ability)#Final Fantasy V|Berserk]] on him and then summon [[Golem (Creature)#Final Fantasy V|Golem]]. This way, he cannot use Return to restart the battle, and the party will not suffer damage from his physical attacks. Provided the party is under Reflect, or Omniscient is [[Berserk (Status)|berserked]] or silenced, Omniscient's final attack should not pose a threat. |
| − | Another strategy is to use two Mystic Knights, one equipped with Blue Magic and other with Summon and use Spellblade Mute |
+ | Another strategy is to use two [[Mystic Knight (Final Fantasy V)|Mystic Knights]], one equipped with [[Blue Magic (Final Fantasy V)|Blue Magic]] and other with [[Summon (Command)#Final Fantasy V|Summon]] and use Spellblade Mute constantly, or one Mystic Knight can attack with Mute while the other will use [[Aeroga]] or summon [[Syldra]]. |
| − | a quick defeat, attack with one Mystic Knight with Mute and while other will use Aeroga or Syldra Summon. |
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==Gallery== |
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|File:Omniscient FFV Art.jpg|Concept artwork by [[Tetsuya Nomura]]. |
|File:Omniscient FFV Art.jpg|Concept artwork by [[Tetsuya Nomura]]. |
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==Related Enemies== |
==Related Enemies== |
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*[[Minotaur (Final Fantasy V)|Minotaur]] |
*[[Minotaur (Final Fantasy V)|Minotaur]] |
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| − | Omniscient or {{w|Omniscience}} is the capacity to know everything that there is to know. |
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Revision as of 14:36, 23 October 2014
Template:Sideicon Template:IncompleteTable Template:FFV Enemies Omniscient is a boss in Final Fantasy V. He is one of the bosses guarding a spell in the Fork Tower. Omniscient is guarding the Flare spell.
Battle
Physical attacks will cause Omniscient to cast Return, resetting the battle. The player can prevent him from casting anything by attacking him with a weapon enchanted with Silence. When Omniscient is defeated, he casts Flare as a final attack.
Strategy
An efficient method to defeat Omniscient is to summon Carbuncle, so Omniscient's spells are reflected back at him. Another method is to cast Berserk on him and then summon Golem. This way, he cannot use Return to restart the battle, and the party will not suffer damage from his physical attacks. Provided the party is under Reflect, or Omniscient is berserked or silenced, Omniscient's final attack should not pose a threat.
Another strategy is to use two Mystic Knights, one equipped with Blue Magic and other with Summon and use Spellblade Mute constantly, or one Mystic Knight can attack with Mute while the other will use Aeroga or summon Syldra.
Gallery
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Etymology
Omniscience (from Latin omni, omnis: all/everything and scientia, scientiae: knowledge) is the state of knowing everything, often interpreted to include perfect foresight, or knowledge of future events. Many gods are omniscient and sometimes (as in the case of Odin from Norse paganism) had to undergo a difficult trial to gain omniscience.