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== Formation == | == Formation == | ||
Unlike the first [[Final Fantasy]], you can't reorder the way in which each of your playable characters is lined up. However, you do have the ability to instruct different characters to remain close to the front-line of battle, or take a step back to the rear. This has a couple of effects on battles. Characters that are close to the front are able to strike enemies with melee weapons, while characters who are set to attack from the back must use ranged weapons or spells. However, characters in the front are eligible for every attack from enemies, whether they are hand-to-hand or ranged, while characters in the back are only vulnerable to ranged attacks and spells. Do note that if the entire front-line falls, any character who is assigned to the back will | Unlike the first [[Final Fantasy]], you can't reorder the way in which each of your playable characters is lined up. However, you do have the ability to instruct different characters to remain close to the front-line of battle, or take a step back to the rear. This has a couple of effects on battles. Characters that are close to the front are able to strike enemies with melee weapons, while characters who are set to attack from the back must use ranged weapons or spells. However, characters in the front are eligible for every attack from enemies, whether they are hand-to-hand or ranged, while characters in the back are only vulnerable to ranged attacks and spells. Do note that if the entire front-line falls, any character who is assigned to the back will behave as if they are now on the front-line. | ||
== Battle == | == Battle == |