Adventurer Archaeologist: Subverted when Montblanc says 'Please, kupo, let's be realistic here.It re-introduces Trap Tiles from Final Fantasy Tactics, introduces new Opportunity Attacks, a new Loot system for gaining new equipment and a revamped experience curve, an Auction mini-game in which clans compete for territory, and allows for every mission to be manually playable (though you can still use Dispatches to automate the process if you like). Missions have been largely revamped, offering a wide range of new win conditions (such as finding a specific item or weakening a specific unit). Deducing that once the book is complete he will be taken back home, Luso resolves to see his 'story' in Ivalice through to the end: doing jobs for his Clan, tangling with a tricksy thief called 'Adelle The Cat', and dealing with a shadowy cabal of criminals known as 'Khamja', whose leader carries a grimoire similar to Luso's own. Luso is quickly cajoled into joining one of these Clans (to receive the protection of the enigmatic Judges who oversee them) and discovers that as he adventures throughout Ivalice, the pages of the grimoire he signed begin to fill up. This act suddenly whisks him away to the magical land of Ivalice, a fantasy world where 'Clans' of mercenaries compete against each other for territories, gold, fame and adventure. There he finds a mysterious tome with blank pages, and impulsively decides to write his name on the first page. Luso Clemens is a typical troublemaking schoolkid who, on the last day of school, is forced to help tidy up the school's library as part of detention. Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift, released for the Nintendo DS, is the direct sequel to Final Fantasy Tactics Advance and another escapist fantasy in the eye-gougingly popular Final Fantasy RPG series.

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