Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Remastered Edition - Races

Race Overview

There are four tribal groups or races that players can choose from in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles.

Each playable race has its own unique strengths and starting stats. It is ideal to have a well-balanced party of all playable races when playing the game with four players since it helps in drawing each race’s strength. The player can choose from these races:

• Lilties
• Yukes
• Clavats
• Selkies

Playable Race Base Stats

The Four Races Explained

Here is summary of each playable race in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles, including their strengths and weaknesses in battle.

Clavats

Clavats are a human-like race that are capable of melee and magic combat.

Clavat Race Guide

They can wield shields in addition to body armor while engaging enemies using swords. Furthermore, they possess good defense and high magic power. Some of their magic skills can supplement their combat skills. Playing as a Clavat is recommended for those who like to play alone or as a backup for fighters and mages.

Below is a list of customizations:

Male Clavat

Female Clavat

Lilties

Lilties are a short warrior race that fights enemies using gauntlets and spears.

Lilty Race Guide

They have the highest attack and defense power of all races. However, they also have the lowest magic power among the races. Their equipment are centered on increasing attack power and HP. Playing as a Lilty is recommended for those who like to play as fighters in the front line while covering up mage allies.

Below is a list of customizations:

Male Lilty

Female Lilty

Yukes

Yukes are a bird-like race that wears a helmets, in addition to body armor, and uses a hammer in battle.

Yuke Race Guide

They excel in magic but are weak to close combat. Also, the race has low attack power and defense. Their main focus is to strengthen their magic power and speed up their casting. Playing as a Yuke is recommended for those who like to play as spell casters in the back line. However, if you’re not good in dodging attacks, you might want to wait until you’re more experienced in playing this race.

Below is a list of customizations:

Male Yuke

Female Yuke

Selkies

Selkies are much like the Clavats but they focus on special, long distance attacks using racket-like weapons.

Selkie Race Guide

They are categorized as thief or rogue classes and are known for their speed and focus attacks. They also wield special accessories that help improve their focus attacks as well as avoid hazardous conditions. Since they have moderate proficiency in magic, they can act as support spell casters or healers. Playing as a Selkie is also recommended for those who like to play alone or play as a fill in to the front lines. However, don’t choose this class if you want to want to integrate magic skills in your combat playstyle.

Below is a list of customizations:

Male Selkie

Female Selkie

Which Race Should You Choose?

In choosing a race, you need to determine first your preferred playstyle.

Choosing you Playable Race

If you want to be in the front lines, you can choose between a Lilty or Clavat. If you want to back in the backline, you might prefer a Yuke as a magic damage dealer or a Selkie as a ranged damage dealer. Take note that playing as a Yuke requires you to keep on dodging attack early game since you have low HP to start with.

If party flexibility is your concern, you can choose between at Clavat or Selkie, Both can wield magic but the former tends to use magic for battle enhancement while the latter uses it for healing and support.

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