They have no magic to speak of, and their job classes tend towards brute strength or unusual skills.ĬP: Humanoids of great girth, considered somewhat duller and cruder than humes.
Seeq appear quite infrequently in 12, but more often in TA2, where they can join your party. There are a few scattered elsewhere (there's one in Clan Centurio) and three take care of the sealed beasts in the Necrohol of Nabudis. In FF12, the nu mou are the rarest of species, mainly appearing as acolytes of the Light of Kiltia on Mt Bur-Omisace.
Their jobs include Alchemist, Beastmaster, Black Mage, Illusionist, Arcanist, Scholar, Morpher, Sage, Time Mage, and White Mage. Interestingly, their classes are focused almost entirely on physical attacks they're stronger than they look.Ī doggy-looking species, who are very talented when it comes to the magical fields, and can speak with monsters. Gria appear to be entirely female, like viera. The Garif worship magicite as a sacred substance, and possess deep cultural knowledge of the Stones.Ī race that feature bat wings, and can fly around the battlefield. The one excception is their masks: each is unique, and is worn for the duration of its owner's life. The Garif adorn themselves simply with ornaments of stone and bone, preferring natural objects over those crafted or otherwise changed from their original form. Even so, some humes call the bangaa "lizards" behind their backs, but this is considered a slur, and is like to deeply offend any bangaa within hearing.ĬP: This race of large-framed, well-muscled humanoids have bodies covered in thick fur. In manner and intelligence they greatly resemble humes, and as such as the most integrated of the humanoid races in hume society. Bangaa are nimble and strong, living up to twice as long as the average hume. Prominent bangaa in FF12 include Migelo, and Ba'Gamnan and his cronies.ĬP: Humanoid race, their bodies covered in small, hard scales, with distinctive long, drooping ears. Their jobs include Bishop, Defender, Dragoon, Gladiator, Templar, Warrior, and White Monk. Lizard-like people with high physical power. The stone architecture in evidence speaks to the grand scale and quality of the aegyl stonemasons' vision and skill." "The aegyl have long since ceased building new dwellings, living instead in the ruins left by their ancestors. It is fortunate, then, that the climate remains temperate year round, this suiting the aegyl inclination toward dispassion withal. "The aegyl generally adorn themselves with light clothing and ornaments of only the thinnest metal, so as to facilitate flight. The fauna of Lemurés consists in the main of Yarhi, illusory beasts with nary a scrap of meat to offer would-be hunters. This is enough to maintain the small aegyl population. "The aegyl are primarily gatherers of fruits and wild grasses, though they occasionally supplement their diet with fish and eggs. The aegyl shun conflict, and are in fact slow to show emotion of any sort. With the notable exception of said wings, they are otherwise much like humes in appearance, though they are much shorter lived - a mere forty years.
The Folio says: "The winged race which inhabits Lemurés. Because their anima has been stolen away by Feolthanos, they come across as cold and emotionless. Winged beings who dwell on the sky continent of Lemurés. All are intelligent and human-like, and often can be part of your party or at least your friendly NPCs.Įxpand All Images | Collapse All Images Aegyl (12RW) Several species exist in the Ivalice games (Final Fantasies XII, XII:Revenant Wings, Tactics Advance, and Tactics A2).
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