Earning battle trophies unlocks bonus options such as harder game difficulty levels, alternate costumes, and a sound test. For example, a player can receive a battle trophy for winning a battle in under 30 seconds, or for defeating a boss without receiving damage. Another addition was the use of "Battle Trophies" which may be acquired by completing various challenges in combat. Up to two human players could compete, either against each other or against another character controlled by the computer. Mode to battle against a second player or against the computer. The player is also able to recruit inventors to aid them in creating various items. Once a player invents an item, they can file for a patent, and get money from the profits made off selling those items in various shops. Workshops for Item Creation are scattered throughout the towns and dungeons of the game and can be invested in by the player to allow a wider variety of items to be made there. A variety of trades are offered, including Cookery, Alchemy, Engineering, and Smithery. Like the previous games in the series, the game contains an Item Creation feature that allows the player to create and enhance a multitude of items. The Bonus Battle Gauge will also reset if the player turns the game off and turns it back on, or restarts their save file. However, if a character receives a critical hit, runs away from battle, or dies, the gauge will deplete completely, resulting in the end of "Bonus Battle" and any bonuses the player received. In "Bonus Battle", the player receives special bonuses, which can help benefit a character's EXP, Fol, items received after battle, etc.
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When the gauge reaches full capacity, the player will enter "Bonus Battle". When the player strikes an enemy, the Bonus Battle Gauge will fill.
When some groups of enemies are defeated, the player's characters can also receive a small amount of HP/MP, to counteract the HP/MP that was lost as a result of using special attacks or symbology/runeology. If all the enemies are defeated, the player is awarded money (Fol) and experience points (EXP).
If all three characters are defeated, the game is over and the player must reload from their last saved game.
Standing still will replenish Fury, while any movement will continue to drain it or cause the character to lag. Each character also has a Fury meter, which governs how fast the character moves over the battle screen, and how often actions can be performed. If a character loses all of their HP or, unlike most games, if they lose all of their MP, they are knocked out and unable to continue participation in the battle (unless certain revival items are used). Players will also lose HP from using special attacks or lose MP from using symbology or runeology, which is functionally equivalent to magic in other games. Fayt (left), Nel (center), and Adray (right) fighting an enemy in a battleĮnemy attacks can target either a player's hit points (HP) or mental points (MP).
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