Where is ilchymis island

After the events of the game, he returns to Valua to open a pharmacy. During his time on Crescent Isle, he makes it clear that he does not condone violence in any form, but makes the exception for Vyse as he believes in Vyse's cause. Ilchymis can be found on his island in the upper sky north of Valua. Speak to him and ask him to join your crew. He'll refuse the first time, but leaving the island and immediately returning to ask again will reveal his condition for joining: one of your party must have learnt the spell Riselem.

Before upgrading his shop, he will sell healing items of all types. After pay. The creatures living here are weird, prehistoric looking things.

The Shrilp there is a dead ringer for Anomalocaris , the gigantic predator that terrorised the seas million years ago, in fact.

The fish in Lower Sky also have a distinctly primitive, unevolved look to them. These yellow gel coatings to a few of the stalagmites are the chests of the Maw.

They're also a lot bigger than they look. I thought I was practically touching this one, but by the time I was close enough to collect it it filled the entire screen. There's only two of them in the dungeon, but one of them holds a precious Dexus seed, the only seed that Ilchymis doesn't sell. It boosts Agile, the stat that doesn't increase with level ups and directly determines evasion and crit rates. It's extremely easy to get turned around in the Maw, but you'll know it when you finally reach the end.

It's a gigantic pentagonal shaft with elaborate gold carvings coating the walls, and the only way forwards is straight up. Into that. That is Yeligar, the Yellow Gigas.

Silvite Mages managed to put him to sleep. Then they sealed him in here. Yeligar is extremely powerful, so it's best that we don't wake him. The Crystal is in Yeligar's possession. We have to find a way to remove it without waking him. Remember how the other Gigas just obeyed the commands of the crystal holder? Well, guess what happens when you put the crystal in the hands of its own Gigas. If we stay here, we won't be able to dodge the lightning!

We have to get away from him! Engines, full reverse! Fortunately, blowing the seal apart means we get to follow Yeligar out into the open skies, and out there we at least stand a fighting chance. He made breaking the seal look easy. This isn't a good sign It looks like we're going to have to fight him to get the Crystal. Let's take that thing down! It doesn't sound like a very friendly Gigas Vyse, we should be extra careful!! Yeligar, the Yellow Gigas. In theory, the strongest of the Gigas, with command over the lightning itself.

The Yellow Moon is the fifth moon, which I'm assuming are represented by Yeligar's four limbs and head, with the four spines on his back and his tail forming another five. It's a bit of a stretch, but fortunately it's more obvious one of his three attacks, Photon Charge, Five circle thingies above Yeligar, five thunder torpedoes, and if you look closely at the second picture, a five-pointed thunderbolt around the ship.

It's a hell of a lot more obvious than Plergoth's number, at least. Yeligar's second main attack, Voltigar, doesn't have any hidden fives that I can see, but it's the stronger of his two attacks, and the one he uses more frequently. I love this game, I really do, but I wish the Gigas weren't such complete pansies when you fight them. Excpect to see a serious disconnect between what the characters think is happening and what is actually happening, by the way.

Is the seal weakening on it or something? But whatever the reason, it appears to be building up for some sort of attack. I wish there was some way we could knock it off balance like we've done with all the other Gigas, but it's just too big! Anything short of the Moon Stone Cannon probably won't even make that thing budge!

Hint, hint. There's a couple of things of note in this picture. The first is the obvious Moonstone Cannon opportunity, which will knock Yeligar off balance and open it up for another Moonstone blast rather than us having to take the brunt of its fiercest attacks. The other is that torpedoes and subcannons can be set to launch into the next round, which lets that party member effectively do two things at once on the next turn. It's pretty neat. Subcannon attacks that spill over into the next round will also be taken from the SP count for that round instead of the round the attack was started on.

But enough pouring out ludicrous amounts of damage: What happens if you decide not to knock Yeligar out of his attack? Most people probably don't know this attack exists, because the only way to see is to actively avoid hitting Yeligar on the Moonstone Cannon opportunity. If you do, Yeligar starts weaving drunkenly around the sky instead of using his strongest attack. And then Yeligar transformed into a jet fighter. I will rule the universe even if I am the only one left in the universe! Sadly, Even the mighty Thunder Crash is pretty wimpy.

I mean, Grendel was hitting the Little Jack harder than this. Its power is unbelievable Be careful, everyone! Yeligar looks ready to attack again! It's not going to let up We didn't knock it off balance and now we're stuck in its attack pattern. Alright everyone Don't have an account? Sign up for free! What do you need help on? Cancel X. Topic Archived. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts.

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