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FF Resonance Guides: Tips and Tricks for Every System
Final Fantasy Resonance guides for beginners, farming, side content and completion. Start with the beginner tips if stagger and Visions are new to you.
Tier List and Meta Guides
Best Party Setup: Team Composition by ChapterYour best party in Final Fantasy Resonance shifts as new members and Visions join. Here is who to field in each chapter and which Vision to hand them.Best Early Game BuildsYour first three party members can each go a few directions in Final Fantasy Resonance. These builds use gear you can get in the opening chapters.Best Visions to Awaken FirstMagicite is scarce early in Final Fantasy Resonance, so spend it where it pays off. Here is the order we suggest for each stage of the story.Best Abilities and Skills to EquipIn Final Fantasy Resonance, a character keeps every ability they learn from a Vision and can equip it later if the AP fits. These are the ones worth the points.Best Weapons and EquipmentGood gear carries a lot of weight in Final Fantasy Resonance, especially before your Visions are leveled. Here is what to equip at each stage of the game.Best Accessories to EquipIn Final Fantasy Resonance, every character has two accessory slots, and the right pair can matter more than a weapon upgrade. Here are the best picks by job.Best Items to StealSteal in Final Fantasy Resonance can grab rare accessories and items that sell for a fortune. These are the targets worth a few turns of your time.
Beginner Tips and Systems
Beginner's Guide: Tips and Tricks for Final Fantasy ResonanceJust started Final Fantasy Resonance? These are the habits that save you the most time and trouble in the first few chapters.Combat System ExplainedFinal Fantasy Resonance uses turn-based battles with a party of up to four. Everything revolves around breaking enemy Stagger gauges and mixing Vision skills.Stagger Guide: Best Ways to Stagger Enemies EffectivelyStagger is the heart of combat in Final Fantasy Resonance. Break an enemy's gauge and you stop its turn, deal extra damage and earn a bonus action.All Stats and Attributes ExplainedFinal Fantasy Resonance splits stats into base attributes that grow with levels and battle stats that add your gear on top. Here is what each one does and how to raise it.How to Awaken VisionsAwakening is how a Vision in Final Fantasy Resonance gets stronger spells and passives. All it takes is the right Magicite and a visit to the Moogle of Light.How to Get APAP decides how many abilities a character can equip in Final Fantasy Resonance. You raise it by ranking up Visions, and you spend it in the Equipment & Abilities screen.How to Trigger Resonance SkillsResonance skills are the big finishers of Final Fantasy Resonance, one for each Vision. You can only use them at the end of a Sweeping Stagger.How to Fill the Limit Burst Gauge FastLimit Bursts are each character's signature move in Final Fantasy Resonance. Here is how to charge the gauge quickly and what every character can do with it.Multicasting ExplainedWith multicasting in Final Fantasy Resonance, one spell hits every enemy or every ally. It is weaker per target, so timing is what makes it shine.Status Effects List and How to Cure ThemStatus ailments in Final Fantasy Resonance can lock a character out of a fight or turn them against you. Here is what each one does and how to deal with it.List of Buffs and DebuffsIn Final Fantasy Resonance, a well-timed buff or debuff can swing a fight more than raw damage. Here is each effect and who can cast it.How to HealFinal Fantasy Resonance does not heal you at save points for free. Here are all the ways to top up HP and MP, in and out of battle.What Happens When You Die? Death Penalty ExplainedLosing a battle in Final Fantasy Resonance costs you nothing. You simply pick how to continue.How to Change Difficulty: Difficulty GuideFinal Fantasy Resonance has three difficulty settings, and you can switch between them whenever you like. Here is where to find the option and what each level does.
Farming Guides
EXP Farming: How to Level Up FastLeveling in Final Fantasy Resonance gets much faster once you know where the metal enemies hide. These are the best methods and spots, chapter by chapter.MRP Farming: How to Farm MRP FastMRP is what raises your Visions' Mastery Ranks in Final Fantasy Resonance, and the right setup can multiply what each fight pays. Here is how to stack the bonuses and where to farm.Money Farming: How to Farm Gil FastNew gear in Final Fantasy Resonance gets pricey fast. These are the quickest ways to fill your wallet, from bonus multipliers to the enemies that drop the most Gil.All Battle Result BonusesFinal Fantasy Resonance rewards clean wins with three end-of-battle bonuses. Each one boosts a different reward, so pick the one that matches what you are farming.
Side Content and Post-Game
Post-Game Content and GuideBeating Final Fantasy Resonance opens a clear save with a new superboss and plenty left to finish. Here is the full checklist and where to start.Chamber of Arms Trials GuideThe Chamber of Arms in Final Fantasy Resonance turns Ancient equipment into the twelve Legendary Arms. Each trial is a tough boss with its own gimmick.Colosseum Guide: Every Battle and RewardFinal Fantasy Resonance has an optional arena, the Colosseum, with four leagues of five fights each. It pays out Adamantite, Magicite and some of the best gear in the game.How to Craft Weapons: Crafting GuideFrom Chapter 6, Aileen can turn Adamantite into a personal weapon for each party member in Final Fantasy Resonance. They rank among the best weapons you can own.Magic Pots: Item Requirements and LocationsMagic Pots in Final Fantasy Resonance are one-time fights that pay out a lot of MRP. Bring the item they ask for and the fight ends right away.Wandering Merchant Items: Merchant Ship GuideIn Final Fantasy Resonance, merchant ships float over the world map, each selling one rare item. Here is what they sell and when each ship shows up.How to Get the Airship: Airship GuideThe airship opens up the whole world of Final Fantasy Resonance. You get it automatically early in Chapter 5.How to Get a ChocoboA chocobo makes world map travel in Final Fantasy Resonance much faster. You get one from a stablehand in the Village of Kol.How to Fast TravelFast travel in Final Fantasy Resonance takes you to any place you have already visited. It becomes available early in Chapter 1.How to Find MysidiaMysidia is a hidden city you have to track down right as Chapter 5 begins. You find it with a radar from the airship and a few hints from Lid.Sealing Stone Guide: How to Break ItThe Sealing Stone in the Grandshelt desert keeps Titan locked away. You need the Gaia Hammer from the Colosseum before Lid can break it open.Jump Rope Minigame GuideThe Jump Rope minigame sits in Olderion, the water city, right in front of the inn. Beat the girl's high score six times for a set of free items, Magicite included.
Completion and General
Trophy Guide: All Achievements and How to Get PlatinumFinal Fantasy Resonance has 40 trophies, and none of them depend on difficulty. Follow this road map and you can earn the Platinum in a single save.Missables List and Point of No ReturnFinal Fantasy Resonance is forgiving, but a few chests and fights only happen once. Check this list so nothing slips past you.All Dialogue Choices and AnswersEight conversations in Final Fantasy Resonance give a permanent stat bonus based on your answer. Here is when each one happens and what every answer gives.Final Fantasy Resonance Length: How Long to BeatExpect a long adventure from Final Fantasy Resonance: a few dozen hours for the story and roughly double that to see everything.Is There New Game Plus (NG+)?Final Fantasy Resonance has no New Game Plus. Instead, beating the game gives you a clear save with new content to chase.Demo Save Transfer: How to Carry Over ProgressYour Final Fantasy Resonance demo progress can carry into the full game automatically. It only works on the same platform, version and profile.