Leveling up spots

[Saber]

I want to start playing final fantasy VI again and level the rest of my characters to level 99. I only got six of them there so far. I remember leveling up in this forest with t rexes and that was good for me. Do you know where and how to get to that forest. Better yet where is a better place to level up, and how do you get there. I've forgotten most of the towns. Help please.

[Crossblades]

The forest is somewhere in the northwestern side of the Veldt in the WoR. The forest is actually shaped like a T-Rex's head

[Flying Mullet]

It's definitely the best place to level up in the game. Throw on an experience egg and you're golden.

[blackmage_nuke]

Even better if you put only 1 member in your party they'll get 4x experience and if you have no problems with using vanish/doom then your set.

[Saber]

I got 2 exp eggs so I'll level them up two at a time. how do you get from the world of ruin to the world of balance and back? Is they're a better place to get Magic points? and if I throw on both my exp eggs an had one character fight would I get 12 times the exp?

[Flying Mullet]

You can't go back to the World of Balance. Once you're completed the floating continent you're "stuck" in the World of Ruin forever. The best place to get magic points is in the Tower of the Fanatics. Equipping a second Experience Egg doesn't give any extra experience.

[Saber]

I found the forest and the broncasaur just kicked my rear end. I'm thinking of playing it all the way through again but I want a guide that states how to get all the espers, relics and weapons. Hmm maybe gamefaqs?

[blackmage_nuke]

Dont worry the Broncasaur is actually rather rare.

[ljkkjlcm9]

the best place to get magic points is the little desert south of Maranda that has cactaurs. 10 every battle.

The best place for exp is the Dinosaur head forest. I like to level people up individually. One trick I learned is, choose who you want to get ALL the exp. Make sure they're about to hit the finishing blow. When they get ready too, and are about to, start running. When that character finishes their attack and the enemy dies, the other character/s should run, leaving them alone. They end up getting ALL the exp. This makes it easy to watch the stat growth of a character as you only need to worry about one esper equip at a time. BTW, exp is normally divided among all members in a fight, so if you have one member, it's 4x the normal exp, with exp egg, that's 8x.

THE JACKEL

[Denmark]

Exp. Egg, Gem Box, 1 character, Vanish/Doom. Character in back row, with armor on (weapons not necessary). Dinosaur Forest. One Tyranosaur will then get you 17,600 exp. And a Brachosaur? I think over 35,000. And then Gau's dad's place is nearby for a free night's sleep.

[Kupin]

I remember when battling those Bronc and Tyrans I had a lot of evades...the only thing that hurt me is when they cast meteor but I could live through 1-2 of those before they died.

[Denmark]

Oh yeah, they can cast Meteor can't they. Well, save after every battle and you should be fine.

[Saber]

I didn't have a problem leveling up before butr I'm now leveling up weak characters and they can't equip the best weapons so the Bronc got the best of me, more like a lucky shot. What about before the world of ruin? Where is a good spot in the world of balance?

[Crossblades]

I didn't have a problem leveling up before butr I'm now leveling up weak characters and they can't equip the best weapons so the Bronc got the best of me, more like a lucky shot. What about before the world of ruin? Where is a good spot in the world of balance?

The Floating Continent

[Jowy]

I always just petrified three other characters so they could take hits and not suffer any damage. I'd have a Life3 up too in the event of a worst case scenario in the two Tyranosaurs or Brachiosaur encounter.

[Saber]

I came across this in a faq. I'll retype it since I lost the page. They say it works in the NES version.

Turn one of your characters invisible and then try to sketch that party member. When you do the game will mess up and you should run from battle by R1 and L1 or smoke bomb. When you do check your menu and you should have some items in you info.

Also they said that there was this spot in the world map you could fight an invisible behemoth. He'll give 10 AP. Form playing without a walkthrough I found this true my first time in the game. But its been so long I'm not sure where to find him.

[Flying Mullet]

Turn one of your characters invisible and then try to sketch that party member. When you do the game will mess up and you should run from battle by R1 and L1 or smoke bomb. When you do check your menu and you should have some items in you info.
This is Relm's sketch bug. It can also be accomplished by sketching Gau when he returns from leaping on an enemy in the Veldt. Nine out of the tens times you do it your game will lock up and you'll have to reset, so be sure you've saved first. You also have to be very careful because it can do anything from botch up your inventory to delete the save file.

Also they said that there was this spot in the world map you could fight an invisible behemoth. He'll give 10 AP. Form playing without a walkthrough I found this true my first time in the game. But its been so long I'm not sure where to find him.
That's the Intangir and it's located on Triangle Island at the upper-right corner of the world map.

[Saber]

Flying mullet I have to say theres nothing you don't know.

Can you do the sketch trick on PS1?