25 characters: the royal family of Ordallia, the Oaks family, the leaders and heirs of the five houses of Ivalice, and the heroes of the War of the Lions.
The ruling house of the Empire of Ordallia, which spent the twenty years of Ivalice’s ruin growing richer and stronger, unbroken by civil war.
Twenty-one, brilliant, reflective and highly educated. The “spare” prince, he chose his late mother’s crest, a crescent moon swallowing a star, and is the only one of her children who still honors her memory. Fights with the Ordallian royal rapier.
The black chocobo that carries the prince of the Moon.
A battle-hardened monarch who led Ordallia through the end of the Fifty Years’ War. He wields Dawnweaver, the ancestral sword he believes brought his empire twenty years of prosperity while Ivalice rotted.
The favored son and a brilliant battlefield commander, arrogant and strictly traditional. He sees Ivalice as ripe for the taking, Lucius as a soft philosopher, and Dawnweaver as his birthright.
Sharp and observant, she runs the court’s shadow networks and counter-espionage. Lucius’s closest ally, she prefers his temperament to Valerand’s arrogance.
A family hidden for twenty years in the volcanic valleys outside Goug, behind a homestead full of mechanical traps.
Twenty years old. From her mother, the sword arts of the Holy Knights; from her father, an engineer’s mind and an eye for weak points. Among miners and mechanics she uses her father’s name.
Before high nobles, and at the doors of forbidden ruins, she uses her mother’s name to command respect, though the Church still records Agrias Oaks as a heretic.
In her late forties, scarred by a hundred battles and walking with a limp. Branded a heretic, she vanished after the War of the Lions. She knows the signs of the old world better than anyone.
The armored chocobo of the Oaks homestead.
Blacksmiths and farmers who rebuilt Lionel with their own hands when the lords abandoned it. Twenty years later they are too strong to ignore.
The blacksmith who organized the starving peasants of Lionel and reopened its iron mines.
Arthur’s eldest daughter: rough around the edges and heavily armored.
Nineteen, warm, a little awkward, fiercely loyal and surprisingly witty. He learned the mechanical side of the smithy and fights with a heavy crossbow and tinkered gadgets.
The red chocobo of the Ironclads.
Shamed by the treachery of Dycedarg, the Beoulves spent twenty years doing the thankless work: clearing monsters, policing the roads and shielding the common folk.
The knight who has rebuilt the honor of the Beoulve name one road at a time.
Robert’s honorable, tactical son.
Gallione was left bankrupt. House Larg revived the trade routes of Dorter and rebuilt its merchant fleets, buying back its stability with coin.
The patron of the Leadership Games, who proposed a civilized way to choose a king.
Elric’s polished, diplomatic son.
Zeltennia was nearly a graveyard after the war. House Goltana hunted down rogue mercenaries and fortified the western border for twenty years.
She has carried the house through twenty bitter years and promises an army that will make Ivalice unbreakable.
Marissa’s proud, martial son.
The old capital suffered the worst of the famine. The surviving Atkaschas rationed every grain and saved the ancient archives from the wilderness.
Keeper of the line of King Ondoria III and of the ancient laws of Ivalice.
Kenneth’s traditionalist granddaughter.
The heroes and the king of the first war, as the intro remembers them.
The commoner who rose to the throne at the end of the War of the Lions. The history books say he unified the realm and ruled in peace.
Sworn protector of Princess Ovelia, and one of the companions of Ramza Beoulve.
The son of Besrudio and a master of lost machines. He spent his last years building a safe home for his family, and died saving the miners of Goug in a cave-in.
The knight the Church branded a heretic, who vanished from history at the end of the War of the Lions.
Final Fantasy Tactics II: The Moon and the Radiant Sword is an independent fan-made concept by David Gomez Valerio and Danloud Labs LLC. Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy Tactics, Ivalice and all related characters are trademarks of Square Enix Holdings Co., Ltd. This project is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Square Enix.
