Trails From Zero: Beginner's Guide To Quartz And Orbal Arts
Ah, Quartz If there is one gameplay mechanic in Trails from Zero that causes some players to scratch their heads in frustration and surrender to "just putting whatever, wherever, and hoping for the best" it's got to be Quartz. Setting Quartz into Orbment slots is easy in theory, and in fact fairly easy in practice; but some of us have a mental hurdle to overcome before it clicks in our brains.
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That's fine. You're in good company. And you might just be perplexed enough to read our guide. We're here for you, fair readers, and we promise to do a better job explaining Orbal Arts than dear Wendy at Genten did.
There are two fine ways to define Quartz to Trails from Zero newcomers. The first relies entirely upon whether you have played a very specific game before. The second is more in-depth, and hinges upon the notion that you have not. Let's get that first one out of the way: if you have ever played either Final Fantasy 7 or any of its spin-offs, Trails' Quartz is basically just... Materia, but more complicated.
Now, for the real explanation. Quartz comes in a wide variety of forms, each of which have individual names to denote their usage. You equip Quartz via the main menu. Every type of Quartz comes in one of seven colors. These colors are Blue, Red, Green, Orange, Black, Gold, and Grey. Each color corresponds with an element. In respective order, these elements are Water, Fire, Wind, Earth, Time, Space, and Mirage.
Quartz is equipped to the Orbal slots a character possesses. Each of your four party members starts with only a couple of slots; upgrading them costs Sepith, which is also what is necessary for the construction of
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