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Final Fantasy Type-0 HD eGuide Type-0 101: The Fundamentals of War

Altocrystarium

Using the Altocrystarium

Phantoma can increase the level of your spells’ individual stats, such as power, cast time, range, and more.

When Upgrading Spells Becomes Available

Upgrading spells becomes available in Chapter 2, after your first Free Time session and after checking in at the Altocrystarium.

Access to Upgrading Spells

You can check in at the Altocrystarium or select “Altocrystarium” from the Relic Terminal.

Spell Properties

When upgrading spells, choose from one to five properties to enhance. The properties you can select will differ depending on the spell.

Changes Depending on Level of Each Property
Property Changes Depending on Level
Power, Recovery For each 1.6-1.7 increase in level, basic power (damage output/heal effectiveness) will increase by 1 (if the spell is of magic type II, the basic power will increase by 1 for every 0.1-0.2 increase in level)
MP Cost MP cost is reduced by 1 for each 0.3-0.4 increase in level
Cast Time Cast time is reduced by 0.1% for each 0.1 increase in level
Range Range increases by 4 cm for each 0.1 increase in level
Speed Bullet speed increases by 4.5 cm per second for each 0.1 increase in level
Homing The change of angle per second gets greater by 0.75 degrees for each 0.1 increase in level
Duration Increases by 1 second for every 1.1-1.2 increase in level
Resilience Increases the amount of damage Wall can withstand

Necessary Phantoma

The necessary Phantoma type and amount differs depending on the type of spell and the property to be enhanced. (There are cases where two types of Phantoma are required.) Furthermore, the necessary Phantoma will change depending on the level of the property to be enhanced.

Levels of Each Property

The strength of each property is shown by its level. There may be instances when upgrading a property increases the level of the selected property, but also decreases the level of another property.

There Is a Max and Min for Each Property’s Level

By carrying out upgrades, you can enhance a spell, but you cannot perform infinite enhancements. The maximum level for each spell and each property is already determined, and even if you attempt to enhance past the maximum level, it will have no effect. Each level also has a minimum (all spell properties share a minimum level of 1.0). When an upgrade is carried out that would reduce the level of another property below the minimum, it will not fall below the minimum. Instead the level will not decrease at all.