For the first part of the fight use Dispel to calm him down a little, and try and keep a Shell up over everyone - as the fight progresses he'll start favouring magic more than physical damage. Vayne keeps all his attacks from before but hits harder, and he adds elemental magic to his arsenal. Vayne's Seriphs each have their own elemental weakness, so a couple of shots of your most powerful appropriate elemental attack on each should suffice - they throw out elemental spells of their own, and while they don't do a lot of damage individually it can stack up if all five of them decide to pick on the same person.

To balance it out a bit Gabranth will join in on your side, and unlike Larsa he's pretty useful so try and keep him alive too. Hell also have some minions in tow to make things a little more difficult. This first bout with Vayne is pretty straightforward - he sticks to physical attacks and never does more than around 1000HP damage per hit so throwing a Tank and your highest DPS character at him whilst keeping your healer at a safe distance will quickly wear him down, and if you Blind him he's next to useless.ДЄt 50% HP he'll make the customary change of strategies, but his new additions don't help him a great deal - Mach Wave will hit for about 500HP, and Force of Will will deal 1000HP or so of damage and both have a wider reach than his physical attacks, but compared to earlier fights this should provide you with little difficulty.ДЄfter some spectacular pyrotechnics and a gunshow Vayne will return in a new, much more threatening form. Larsa will pitch in for this fight, but you have no control over him and he doesn't seem to have levelled up any since you last met so he's not quite as useful - his healing still comes in handy, but don't worry about keeping him alive too much. Vayne Solidor, Vayne Nvus, and Sephira A-E boss fights Use the same tactics as you did last time you faced him and he'll go down like a sack of potatoes.Дo any restoration or prep you need for the next fight, then use the elevator controls again. He has added Renew to his bag of tricks so Silencing him wouldn't hurt, but he'll only use it once so it's no great calamity if he manages to use it. This is essentially a rehash of the last fight with him, only he no longer has Guilt available so if anything it should be easier. :: PokГ©mon Sword and Shield walkthrough and guide You're safe here, so prepare for your first fight by setting up Protect, Shell, and any other buffs you fancy, healing, replenishing MP, etc., then use the elevator controls on the left.

Once you reach the circular room don't bother stopping to fight anything - the foes here do nothing but slow you down and potentially cost you some healing items, so just Flee around the catwalk (head to the right if you went through the door to the left in the opening area, and to the left if you went through the door to the right) and you'll come to an elevator. A few Imperials will be obstructing your path, but by now they should provide very little in the way of challenge. When you arrive head through either door, then follow the passage around and head up the short flight of steps to the middle of the area - if you took the left door they'll be on your right, and if you took the right door they'll be on your left. If you're ready to go, head for any Anchor or Aerodrome and take the airship to Bahamut.

A ready supply of curative items - there won't be many status effects so if you're short on cash you're better off spending it on Hi-Potions, Elixirs, and Ethers than Remedies.

Everyone equipped with the best armour and weapons you can afford.

Having Scathe is extremely useful in the final battle, but it's not a requirement.

Spells: Curaja, Esuna, Arise, Bubble, Dispel, Protectga, Shellga, Silence, and Blind, and an attack for each element.

We'd recommend the following as a minimum: Once you head for Bahamut there's no coming back, so make sure you've got everything you need. To tackle this having your weakest characters at anywhere above level 50 is advisable, but if you've managed to complete all the optional Espers, finished the Hunt, and done a bit of grinding you may find it laughably easy. If you're looking for more guides and tips meanwhile, then head to our Final Fantasy 12 The Zodiac Age guide and walkthrough hub, where you'll also find this walkthrough's contents for all the other sections, too. This section of our Final Fantasy 12 walkthrough deals with the game's final act, act 8, including Bahamut and the Judge Gabranth, Vayne Solidor, Vayne Novus, Sephira A-E and The Undying boss fights.

Final fantasy tactics zodiac bosses