
The Carbuncle is a recurring race from the Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles series. The Carbuncles live for thousands of years and have a extensive knowledge of the world around them.
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In Mag Mell, a village of Carbuncles can be found. During the first time the Tipa Caravan visits Mag Mell, they are all asleep, having been asleep for thousands of years. If the party visits each year, the Carbuncles will begin to awaken one by one. At first they are reluctant to speak with the Caravanners and ask that they leave. After some time they begin to open up and reveal how there was once a Great Crystal that was destroyed by the Meteor Parasite and began to spread Miasma across the world. The Carbuncles eventually find hope in the Caravanners, believing they can rid the world of the Miasma that plagues it. They are unaffected by the Miasma around them and can walk freely through it, including the Miasma streams.
Carbuncles do not appear in the game, but Stiltzkin does mention a poem told to him by a Carbuncle about Architek. The poem is what inspires King Epitav to find the Crystal that grant people this power. Hugh Yurg will also mention that the Carbuncle Stiltzkin spoke of was a sage of ages past. Sometimes, a Citizen will request a Carbuncle Ruby that will appear as a Behest for Adventures.
The Carbuncles looks are based off of the summon Carbuncle from the main Final Fantasy series, but one difference being that they are larger than the people in the game. In the original game, the crystal on their heads are red, but the one that appears in Ring of Fates crystal is blue. In Ring of Fates, it is explained that corrupt crystals turn red but it is not known if that is what happened to the crystal on the Carbuncles. In Crystal Chronicles, they roam the world unaffected by the Miasma but perhaps it had a side effect that turned their crystals red.
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| Games |
| Crystal Chronicles - Ring of Fates - My Life as a King - Echoes of Time - My Life as a Darklord - The Crystal Bearers |
| Races and creatures |
| Tribes |
| Clavat - Lilty - Selkie - Yuke |
| Other |
| Carbuncle - Chocobo - Lunite - Moogle - Starsinger |
| Recurring characters |
| Artemicion - Carbuncle - Chancellor Chime - Darklord Craydall - Fiona - Giant Crab - Hugh Yurg - King Leo - Lich - Stiltzkin |
| Recurring locations |
| Alfitaria - Kilanda Islands - Rebena Te Ra - River Belle Path |
| Recurring terms |
| Crystal - Crystal Chronicles - Food - Great Crystal - Magicite - Material - Miasma - Moogle Paint - Scroll |
| Archives |
| Wallpapers |
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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates
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| Characters |
| Playable Characters |
| Yuri - Chelinka - Alhanalem - Meeth Crym - Gnash |
| Non-Playable Characters |
| Aleria - Artemicion - Carbuncle - Cu Chaspel - Galdes - King Kolka Tawantyn - Latov - Lich - Stiltzkin - Princess Tilika Tawantyn |
| Locations |
| Towns |
| Rebena Te Ra - Villa |
| Dungeons |
| Valley of Heroes - Mount Vaal - Old Town - Abyssus Forest - Rela Cyel - Kilanda Isle - Shadowland - Rela Cyel Past - Crystal Temple - River Belle |
| Other |
| Lake Cyela |
| Races |
| Tribes |
| Clavat - Lilty - Selkie - Yuke |
| Others |
| Lunite - Moogle |
| Terms |
| Crimson moon - Crystal - Food - Giant Crab - Great Crystal - Ignes Fatui - Magicite - Moogle Paint - Starsinger |
| Music |
| Original Soundtrack |
| Archives |
| Armors - Abilities - Enemies - Items - Materials - Scrolls - Spells - Weapons |
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