The main thing Terra gets now, however, are the godly equipment options. As a minor boost, Trance now has double the duration.
When the World of Ruin kicks in, and Terra rejoins, she only gets better. To be blunt, if set up properly, using Trance, Terra can actually one hit kill Flame Eater, and hit the damage limit on bosses like Ultros. When going up against a boss bust out Trance, and watch the boss go splat in only a few turns. It’s nice too, since Terra is forced into the next few sections of the game (Sealed Cave, and the whole Thamasa arc), so you'll want your characters at your strongest.
There's also Osmose, which kills MP arguments, being a spell that makes MP a self-renewable resource. Despite that this is the point of the game you get Trance, that's the not reason (mostly cause its still a while until you fight your first boss.) The reason is because Terra's equipment starts to show at this point, with all that magic boosting gear, and stronger magic is now available to her, which offer her game best (for that time) magic.turning her into a quick Death Goddess. Terra's relative greatness starts showing when she rejoins. Here is a list of those spells and at what level she gains them: In fact, even if situational, Trance is one of the few skill sets not rendered obsolete by Magic or Fight.īeing one of the few innate magic users in the game, she learns spells as she levels up.
While it may sound unintuitive that a character whose special is totally situational and needs to be used conservatively is top tier, this actually is a good example of how FF6 characters are not based entirely on their skill set. Between her good magic stat, great equipment, and Trance turning her into a nasty boss fighter, she has a strong case for this argument. AnaylsisTerra is one of the most respected, if not the best, character in the game.
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