Your Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time journey doesn't end when the credits roll. A variety of gameplay features await you in the postgame, and it's a great time to reach max rank for your Lives, craft the best weapons/tools, etc. You'll also be able to take on new quests that were locked in the previous seven chapters of the main story. Fantasy Life i' s postgame is for those who want to unravel the mysteries of Reveria. Here are the most important things you'll want to do after beating the game.
Since the guide discusses post-game content, there are late-game spoilers within the article.
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Golden Celestia's Gifts
Help Flutter the Butterfly
After the credits, you should make way to the Goddess Statue at your Base Camp. You'll notice a small butterfly fluttering about, and speaking to her will unlock the Golden Celestia's Gifts. As their name indicates, these are Celestia's Gifts with golden petals instead of blue. Unlike Celestia's Gifts, however, they are much rarer and require you to maintain a 5-star ranking for your Base Camp. If your camp drops below 5 stars, Golden Celestia's Gifts will stop appearing.
If you find your camp rank dropping, you should expand on the terrain using Hagram. You'll also want to place outside decorations/furniture. As always, speaking to the Goddess Statue allows you to view your current ranking. You can tell if you have 5-stars if there's gold lighting in the Goddess Shrine area.
Once you have 50 Golden Celestia's Gifts, return to Flutter and you'll gain a new ally.
Craft the Legendary Equipment
Hunt for Legendary Power
If you explored Ginormosia, chances are you found the crafting recipes for the Tools of Time. These are arguably the best tools you can craft in-game, and if you manage to create one before completing the story, then you can enhance them in the postgame. There will be a Plundering Panther at every base camp in Ginormosia. Speak to him to learn more about the weapons/tools and what you'll need to craft them.
The main crafting recipe ingredient here is the Legendary Shiny Diamond, which can be mined from the Legendary Shiny Geode. The Legendary Shiny Geode is a level 60 deposit that only appears in the West Dryridge Desert and East Dryridge Desert. It will only spawn if the area-ranking monsters are level 40, which means you should raise the tower rank to Rank 3.
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Mysterious Slates
Edward's Research Requests
Speaking to Edward after defeating the final boss unlocks several gameplay features. The main one is the Mysterious Slates, which can be given to Edward in exchange for crafting recipes you wouldn't be able to obtain elsewhere. If your aim is to get the best armor Fantasy Life i has to offer, you'll want to trade in any Mysterious Slates you get.
There are also some Master rank quests for your Blacksmith and Tailor Life that require you to make armor from the Mysterious Slate crafting recipes. You'll need to make these if you want to reach Heroic rank.
Mysterious Slates drop from shadow monsters. Shadow monsters appear in Fort Gardhart in Ginormosia, but you'll have better luck farming them from the Monster House floors in Treasure Groves.
It's highly recommended you equip armor or accessories with an Item Drop Rate+ skill when farming Mysterious Slates. When crafting/creating armor/accessories, use the Trip Applique to increase your chances of getting Item Drop bonuses. The Trip Applique recipe can be purchased from Marco once his shop is at 5-stars.
Break the Dark Seals
How to Farm Dark Fire
Another feature you'll unlock from Edward is the Dark Fire. You've probably noticed those purple/dark seals in dungeons/caves as you were playing through the main story. LIke the Mysterious Slates, these have a chance of dropping from shadow monsters.
Each Dark Seal requires a different amount of Dark Fire to be removed. Unfortunately, Dark Seals bar you entry to rooms with rare materials, such as the Darktree Bark. So, if you're crafting postgame recipes, you will need to get rid of certain seals.
Unfortunately, farming Dark Fire can be extremely tedious. You can either fight the monsters in Fort Gardhart, or keep replanting Treasure Grove Saplings until you get one that has a Monster House floor.
Here's a tip for farming Dark Fire and Mysterious Slates from Treasure Groves:
- Plant a Treasure Grove Sapling on your Base Camp and go back 400 (or more) years. The monsters need to be level 50+ for the Monster House to appear.
- Check the floors in the menu, and if you see a monster node with three monster icons instead of one, then that means you scored a Monster House floor. If there isn't a Monster House floor, then replant a seed.
- Enter the Treasure Grove, go to the floor with the monster house, and defeat all by 1 enemy. When you have 1 enemy left, go into the menu, and leave the grove.
- Re-enter theTreasure Grove, and work you way back to the Monster House Floor. Repeat step 3 until you've farmed enough Dark Fire and Mysterious Slates.
As long as you don't "complete" the Monster House floor, you can keep farming from the monsters there on each visit. When you're ready to reach the end of the Treasure Grove, clear the Monster House floor as you would with any other floor.
Dark Dragon Rematch
Recall the Final Bosses
Talk to Edward (again), and you can choose the option "Recall" to fight the final bosses of the main story. You can also choose the difficulty for the Dark Dragon. There isn't much to this feature aside from fighting a boss you've already beaten.
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Reach Heroic Rank in All Lives
Which Life Should You Prioritize?
You probably have Master rank at this point in your playthrough, but if not, you should work to raise all your Lives to Heroic Rank. Doing so will unlock the "Pride" Specs item, such as Magician's Pride or Miner's Pride, which are special items that provide a useful boost to their respective Lives. You will also unlock unique Heroic Life specials for reaching Heroic Rank and unlocking the topmost node on the respective Skill Trees.
Reaching Heroic Rank for your Combat Lives requires you to defeat [x] number of monsters [x] amount of times. Fortunately, most, if not all, of these monsters can be found on the 3rd floor in The Depths. If you're trying to max out your Gathering or Crafting Lives, you'll need to track down and farm rare materials (likely in The Depths 3F) or craft level 5 armor/accessories/etc.
Redesign Your Base Camp
Complete the Billboard Quests
Now that you have all of Hagram's features unlocked, you should remodel your Base Camp. Doing a revamp will also affect your Base Camp rank, potentially raising it or dropping it depending on how much you change.
If you notice your rank has dropped, then you should probably add more (or less) to your Base Camp with Hagram as well as place objects outside to bring the rank back up. Remember that Golden Celestia's Gifts will not spawn on Base Camps that are 4-stars or lower.
If you're missing Hagram's final function (the ability to add rivers/lakes), then you didn't defeat the Hagram Guard on the 3F of The Depths. Defeating him drops the last key item you can give Hagram.
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