It will block your path and spawn Abysteel Enemies. Just head south to Phase 2 Shaft. Head east through the narrow corridors, and when you get to the the tunnel head north, east at the junction, and then south and through some more narrow Corridors to the east to Special Charter Shaft. Follow it round and it will lead to the L-shaped passage to the north. Probably best to use your Quickening or Summons early in this fight because later Zodiark will be putting up his Barriers and will become impervious to Attacks.
Try to Dispel him of his Buffs when you can but when he puts up his Magick Shield that will be useless, so disable your Dispel Gambits when he does to conserve your MP for Healing. Rushing this fight will most likely lead to defeat and if you start losing too many Characters it can be difficult to recover. At times you will NOT even be able to Damage him at all. It would be best to remove your Healer and one of your other Characters from the Battle.
He will continue using Darkja so when your only Party Member dies you can quickly bring in your Healer and resurrect them, them swap them out again. I recommend turning the Speed down to the lowest setting because as you will only have narrow windows of opportunity to get an Attack in before he becomes impervious to Attacks again.
Keep an eye on the Combat Log, when one of his Barriers drops you only have a few seconds to Attack before he replaces it. For other tips and explainers meanwhile, head to our Final Fantasy 12 The Zodiac Age guide and walkthrough , where we cover plenty more. Before you get to the actual battle, here's everything you need to know about Zodiark, Keeper of Precepts:. Once you've met the prerequisites, head to Jahara and speak to the Geomancer sat on the small hill to the right as you cross the bridge into the village.
He'll have another gate in Henne Mines opened for you that leads into yet another hidden area. Teleport to the crystal in the mine and head for the room where you fought Tiamat. Your new exit is to the right. The area ahead is a pretty tough slog but most of the enemies within are easy fodder for your healers to Curaja out of existence, and if you've got Excalibur it can also make short work of them.
A word of warning, though - the further you descend into this area the higher the likelihood that fallen enemies will spawn a Necrofiend, so don't rush ahead after a fight as they may end up sneaking up behind you. Start by heading all the way to the east to find an Urn containing the Henne Mines candle - the additions to your map will show the extent of the task ahead! Make your way south, and when the tunnels give way to a walled corridor keep your eye out for Abysteel bats.
Once you're back in the rocky tunnel heading west take the exit about half way along to the south - there's a hidden tunnel not marked on your map that will lead to the south side of the area. Head east, and when you reach the brick area watch out for more bats and the occasional Hecteyes.
Whatever you do, do not pull the switch - not only will it block your way off, but a load of Abysteels will drop into the room and claw you to shreds! Just head south…. Head east through the narrow corridors, and when you emerge into the tunnel head north, east at the junction, and then south and through some more narrow corridors to the east.
This will be your last quicksave, so get used to the next section - if you don't beat Zodiark you'll be trudging through here a lot. And don't be tempted to Flee through this area on subsequent visits - you won't survive. Make your way through the brick-lined corridors and you'll emerge into another rocky passage. There's quite a lot of loot down here, but we'd recommend leaving exploring until after you eat Zodiark - spending time collecting it all only having to do it all over again is no fun.
In the small cavern about half way along the west-east passage there's a path to the north not marked on your map. Follow it round and it will lead to the L-shaped passage to the north. Follow that, and you'll eventually reach your destination. For more help with? He alone fashions the laws governing all things, and administers punishment in place of the gods. So is he Keeper of Precepts, and his authority is absolute.
His license costs LP, and he requires three Mist Charges to summon. Zodiark is indeed a serpent, in the form that Ophiuchus is most commonly associated with: a snake. From his power of Dark , his color sign is black.
Zodiark is also referred to as the Ashlesha Ascendant, which is the Sanskrit name of its zodiac sign as used in Jyotish Hindu astrology. Zodiark is based on a secret summon in Final Fantasy Tactics , associated with the thirteenth auralith. His twelve wings may be a reference to the 12 Espers corresponding to the horoscope signs. To unlock the Special Dig site the player must collect at least ten Espers , go to Jahara and speak to Geomancer Yugelu.
Zodiark is found at the very end. The path to Zodiark is littered with strong foes, but the player can use the Immobilize glitch to avoid them. As the Immobilize glitch requires the party leader to be a decent distance away from the rest of the party , the trek will still be difficult.
Fleeing is not suggested, as certain enemies can transport to the space in front of a character, and if there are many teleporting enemies the player's path may become blocked. Without a correctly trained party, the trek to Zodiark can be harder than the Esper itself. When found, Zodiark is fought as a boss , and once defeated, his license can be purchased for LP. During the boss fight, of the items the player can steal from Zodiark is the rare Serpentarius gem needed in making the Tournesol weapon.
Esper licenses sometimes unlock licenses that could not otherwise be reached. Zodiark's license will appear on all boards, but once chosen by a character, will disappear from the other boards.
In The Zodiac Age version, the player can choose two license boards for each playable character, and activated licenses are activated on both boards if present. Zodiark costs three Mist Charges to summon.
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