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You don't know where to start with a certain well known JRPG series ? Then click here and choose the series you want to get into, to find out where and how to start with it. To tag, use the "!" button on New Reddit, or use >! and !!X kills Y! The r/JRPG Wiki The Complete JRPG list Where Do I start with "X" series < The name refers to both the grid's design and to the use of spheres to activate the nodes. It is a roughly circular grid of interconnected nodes arranged in smaller circular clusters containing the abilities and special skills player characters can learn. Posts tagged as Spoiler that do not say the game name(s) in the title must still use spoiler tags in the body of the post.Ĭomments containing spoilers must specify the game being spoiled outside of the hidden spoiler text. Sphere Board) is the ability and character development system in Final Fantasy X. Use spoiler tags if needed (important events/twists/bosses/etc). You can also use the Weekly Media Thread.
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