On one day 400 years ago, all of this changed. It was never clear what the origin of the legends were, however, over time they became the material of fairy tales. The people of Cornelia believed they were descended from men who had, thousands of years before, destroyed a great evil in the now-ruined nearby temple. Cornelia was centrally located on a peninsula overlooking the vast inland sea and became one of the most powerful nations in the region. The seamen of the world gathered in Pravoka to trade, while a race of elves lived in the forests and marshes of the south. The people of Melmond preferred to develop a simple farming society on the broad, lush plains of the west, while a group of respected sages founded the town of Crescent Lake on the lake in the east. A reclusive nation of scientific-minded individuals lived in the forests of Lufenia, using the nearby desert to build towers that reached to the heavens, castles suspended in the heavens, and teleporters to connect the two, all with the usage of the enigmatic Levistone. The people of Onrac lived in massive palaces in the middle of the ocean, scouring the depths with submarines that enabled its crew to survive underwater. Mankind prospered as civilizations were established on each corner of the earth. Until 400 years ago, the world benefited from the governance of the four classical elements (Air, Fire, Earth, and Water) by four glowing crystals. In the hands of each rested a mysterious crystal.
"When darkness veils the world, four warriors shall come."Īnd after journeying far, four young warriors did at last appear. Only a prophecy kept hope alive in people's hearts:
The Dawn of Souls edition has the same names as the Origins edition, but radically different stats and four new (optional) dungeons. The only major differences between the NES versions and Origins are name changes and a modifications to a few enemy stats. Note: This walkthrough is primarily based on the Final Fantasy Origins remake for the PlayStation (normal mode).
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