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In Dissidia Final Fantasy, special codes can be entered to unlock recipes to craft powerful equipment or Friend Cards which contain Ghost Battle opponents.

How to Enter Passwords

Start the game and choose "Communications Mode" from the Main Menu.

Within "Communications Mode", choose "Friend Card Settings" and then "Edit Message".

In the "Edit Message" screen, input the passwords displayed on this page. If properly entered, Friend Cards, Recipes and other such items will be unlocked.

Recipe Passwords

NB! Recipe passwords CAN be used more than once to obtain multiple accessories.

Friend Card Passwords

Player Icon Passwords

#	Icon	How to obtain	Image
N/A	FINAL FANTASY Agito XIII	JP Password: 7TY2AE6KLUL8 NA Password: 3881459361 EU Password: 932310371
N/A	FINAL FANTASY Agito XIII	JP Password: TCAMABR3ADTQ NA Password: 4460725253 EU Password: 3141539392
N/A	FINAL FANTASY Versus XIII	JP Password: HEEBANRLTGS NA Password: 4273120192 EU Password: 298185897
N/A	FINAL FANTASY Versus XIII	JP Password: NGAA3NMB3URGR NA Password: 361855216 EU Password: 552041696
N/A	FINAL FANTASY XIII	JP Password: 28C7KMT23M48 NA Password: 5632121231 EU Password: 410592653
N/A	FINAL FANTASY XIII	JP Password: HK4A3ST6HA3S4 NA Password: 589786789 EU Password: 386177490
N/A	Chocobo (FINAL FANTASY V)	JP Password: SCHKJKDB3CH6C NA Password: 582052436 EU Password: 6294236172
N/A	Moogle (FINAL FANTASY V)	JP Password: HMM48AC4JH3 NA Password: 134103103 EU Password: 8462693120

See Also

• Accessories
• Friend Card
• Player Icons

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

This message appears if players attempt to say their password.

A Password is a set of characters which is used to gain access to an account. It is recommended that your password does NOT relate to anything close to you, such as a favourite animal or the address of your house. Rather, it is more recommended that you name your password after a famous person's birthday or something similar that can be re-looked up in the case you forget. A combination of letters and numbers will make a good password.

Never tell your password to anyone. Anyone that attempts to ask about your password should immediately be reported for Rule 3. There is also a system that prevents any IP address from accessing any RuneScape or FunOrb account if five or more incorrect passwords are tried in succession, doing that can be recognized that you are on a hacking attempt.  

The chat censor filters any text that has your EXACT password included in the text. If you do so the words will not appear as usual in the chat box and on top of your character's head. Instead, this dialogue pops out in the chat box: You appear to be telling someone your password - please don't! If you are not, please change your password to something more obscure! It is recommended that players do not attempt this, as an unintentional misspelling of your password can give make it obvious what your password is. However, the filter cannot filter your password if you say it backwards, or with a space in-between the letters.

Your password is NOT blocked on the forums. Your password is also not blocked on RuneScape Classic.

Your password is the same for RuneScape and FunOrb.

On 9 January 2009, Jagex released an update to make people who had one of the 500 most common passwords to change it. These people could not log on until their password was changed.

Changing Your Password

To change your password hover your mouse over "Account" on the bar located just below the advertisement on the Runescape or Funorb home pages, then select Account Management option from the drop down box that will appear. An option to change your password will then be shown. When selected, this will redirect you to a Jagex site where you will be asked to enter your present password as well as your new password. Once accepted, the new password takes effect immediately.

It is strongly advised to run virus protection software prior to changing your password, especially if you suspect your computer might be infected by a keylogger or you have any other security concerns.

General Password Security

The following uses content directly from the RuneScape website.

• DO NOT pick any word or number which has a connection to you, so don't pick your favourite animal or your house number.
• DO NOT use your phone number or any personal information as your password. This can be easily guessed by a friend or relative.
• DO NOT just use a number at the end of a word, such as apple1.
• DO NOT use common number and letter substitutions e.g. 4 as the word 'for', 1 as 'L' or 'I', 5 as 'S'
• DO NOT use repeating characters 'bbbbbbbbbb' or series of characters such as 'kbkbkbkbkbkb'.
• DO NOT use your real name, account name or name of an item either forwards, backwards or divided up.
• DO NOT use a series of characters off any keyboard such as 'qwerty', 'lkjhgf' or 'qazwsxedc', as these are very common and hijackers will look for these.
• DO NOT give your password to anyone. This includes any friends, relatives, or other player. If asked in-game for it, report the player under Rule 3 - Password Scamming.
• DO NOT use a password that you've previously used on your account.
• DO NOT combine your RuneScape password with other things such as your E-mail account. If the password for one is discovered, access to your RuneScape account becomes much easier for hijackers.
• DO NOT use your runescape password a second time for an account on another website, or for secondary runescape account.
• Be careful about keeping your RuneScape password in places where it may be accidentally discovered, like in a Microsoft Word document.
• Passwords should range from 5 to 20 characters. The more characters there are, the likelihood of having an account stolen is significantly reduced.
• Passwords should not be entered if there is someone directly behind you. Long passwords with no discernible pattern of words and numbers like "ag955gop233xz521" are very difficult to memorize at a glance. Do not use ag955gop233xz521 as your password, since this might be guessed by an account hi-jacker.
• Jagex moderators will never ask you for your RuneScape password. Any player who claims to be Jagex staff should be reported either for Rule 3 - Password Scamming, or Rule 5 - Jagex Impersonation.
• Passwords should never be entered on any website besides runescape.com, runescape.co.uk, jagex.com, and funorb.com. Many non-legitimate websites have keyloggers, which record and steal players' passwords. The same rule applies to RuneScape fansites as well.
• It is advisable to change your password every 3 to 6 months, so long as you keep it safe.

The Cheats and scams page can teach you any common scams to be aware of.

See also

Weak Passwords Must Be Changed

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