Restores HP and MP. If you ask a save moogle, he will restore everyone's HP and MP.
Final Fantasy IX description
The Tent (テント, Tento?) is a recurring item from the Final Fantasy series. In some games, the Tent completely restores the HP and MP of all allies, and in others, it only recovers a specific amount of HP and MP. Tents can usually be used on the world map and at save points. As of Final Fantasy X and beyond, the Tent item has hardly appeared in games.
In some games, another item, called a Cottage, usually appears. In Final Fantasy XV, rather than being consumable items, camping is an integral gameplay mechanic.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy[]
Partially restores party's HP and MP. Can only be used outdoors.
Description
Not to be confused with Sleeping Bag, which was localized as TENT in the NES release.
Tent (localized as "CABIN" until Final Fantasy Origins) is a consumable item. It can only be used while on the world map. When used, it restores 200 HP to each party member. It also restores 2 spell charges for every spell level to all magic users.
Prior to Pixel Remaster, starting from Dawn of Souls when the games used MP instead of spell charges, the Tent restores 100 MP to magic users.
Prior to Dawn of Souls, the Tent restores 60 HP to each party member and no spell charges. It also allows the player to save their game on the world map.
| Tent | |
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| Also called | Cabin |
| Effect | Use on the World Map to restore a fair amount of HP and MP (a small amount of HP on the NES). |
| Buy | Every town except Melmond. |
| Find | Chaos Shrine, Castle Cornelia, Mt. Duergar, Cavern of Earth, Sage's Cave, Mount Gulg, Dragon Caves, Mirage Tower |
| Drop | Hillgigas, Manticore |
| Cost | 160 gil |
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Final Fantasy IV[]
Restores all allies' HP and MP. Can be used in the field.
Description
| Tent | |
|---|---|
| Effect | Use on the World Map or a save point to restore a fair amount of HP and MP. |
| Buy | All item shops |
| Find | Baron Castle (x3), Baron (x2), Mist Cave, Water Cave, Damcyan Castle, Antlion's Cave, Mt. Hobs, Fabul, Troia Castle (x2), Cave of Eblan |
| Steal | Beam Cannon (3D only), Ghost Knight (2D and 3D), Centaur Knight (3D only), Soldieress (3D only), Centaurion 3D only), Black Knight (2D and 3D), Fell Knight (3D only), Mors (3D only) |
| Drop | Beamer (2D and 3D), Domovoi (3D only), Mors (3D only), Ghost Knight (2D and 3D), Centaur Knight (2D and 3D), Soldieress (2D and 3D), Centaurion (2D and 3D), Goblin (2D and 3D), Desert Sahagin (2D and 3D), Black Knight (2D and 3D), Li'l Murderer (2D and 3D), Adamantoise (2D and 3D), Fell Knight (3D only), Water Bug (2D only) |
| Cost | 100 gil |
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Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-[]
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The Tent can be bought from all stores, and can also be won or found throughout the game. It restores 1000 HP and 100 MP to the entire party.
Final Fantasy V[]
Recover all members' HP and MP. Can be used outdoors.
Description
| Tent | |
|---|---|
| Effect | Use on the World Map or a Save point to restore 1000 HP and 100 MP. |
| Buy | All item shops |
| Find | Tule (x2), Wind Shrine, Pirate's Hideout, Ship Graveyard, Walse Castle, Jacohl Cave |
| Steal | Skull Eater, Sand Crawler |
| Drop | Drippy, Iron Dress, Pao, Tatou, Karlabos |
| Cost | 250 gil |
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Final Fantasy VI[]
Fully restores the entire party's HP and MP. Can be used outdoors.
Description
| Tent | |
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| Effect | Use on the World Map or a Save point to restore all HP and MP. Removes Darkness, Zombie, Poison, Invisible, Imp, Petrify, and KO. |
| Buy | All item shops. |
| Find | [WoB] Mt. Kolts - Chest, [WoB] Mt. Kolts - Chest, [WoB] Magitek Factory (Vector) - Chest, [WoB] Cave to Sealed Gate - Chest |
| Steal | Sergeant |
| Drop | Sergeant, Black Dragon, Phantom Train, Number 128 |
| Morph | Templar, Borghese, Suriander, Vulture, Killer Mantis, Anguiform, Brainpan, Devoahan, Sandhorse, General, Kamui, Wartpuck, Devoahan, Twinscythe, Misfit, Oceanus, Demon Knight, Imperial Elite, Aspidochelon, Greater Mantis, Rukh |
| Cost | 1,200 gil |
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Final Fantasy VII[]
Tents are used on the world map or a save point to fully restore the party's HP and MP and status. They are sold in every shop that sells consumable items for 500 gil apiece from Sector 5 Slums onward. Tents are found in Sector 4 Underground, Mythril Mines, and Mt. Corel, stolen from Gremlins, and drop from Bandit and Stilva.
Final Fantasy VIII[]
Tent can be used on the World Map or a save point to fully restore the party's HP and status, effectively the same as staying at a hotel or another lodging. Tents are sold in all item shops. The player can also use Tents for refining.
Final Fantasy IX[]
Tents are used when talking to Moguo on the world map (blow the Moogle's Flute) or a save moogle to restore 50% of maximum HP and MP. Tents can be used in combat to fully heal, with a 50% chance to inflict Poison, Darkness, and Silence. This works when using a Tent on an enemy as well, meaning Tents can be used to inflict enemies with statuses. Using a Tent does not revive fallen party members or restore status ailments that persist. Using a Tent with a moogle still restores health to Zombiefied party members. Tents are sold in all item shops and can also be obtained from enemies and found as treasures.
Final Fantasy Legend II[]
Tent doesn't have any icon before its name. It can be bought in numerous towns across the various worlds for 10000 GP or found in chests. It only has 1 use, and also increases a Robot's HP by 9 when equipped on them. It acts like an inn, recovers all HP to all allies.
Final Fantasy Legend III[]
Tent recovers 100% of HP and MP of the entire party, but it can't be used during battle. It can be bought for 2000 GP on the Talon, Dwelg Town, Knaya, and Zhakal.
Final Fantasy Dimensions[]
| Tent | |
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| Effect | Restores 1000 HP and 100 MP when used at a Save point or on the world map. |
| Buy | Lux |
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| Steal | |
| Drop | |
| Cost | 200 gil |
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Tents are used in the Labyrinth mode. When the player chooses the EXIT card, they can create a tent to store accumulated gear to be retrieved at a later session. If the Geomancer card is in play, they can also retain any equipment marked with a cave symbol without losing them. Tents are marked by an orange symbol on the Labyrinth map.
Upon returning to the associated corridor, stored items will be retrieved upon selecting the Tent card. Only one tent can be placed at a time; any new tent created will replace the old one. Placing a tent will not affect any existing cottage.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call[]
The Tent is a healing item that can only be used in Quest Medleys. It allows the player to camp out in the field to fully restore their HP and adds a day to the count. It can be obtained randomly after completing a Music Stage.
Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]
Whenever the current party rests within a Record by expending Gems or Mythril, a Tent is deployed, restoring all HP and removing status ailments for all members. Any attached abilities are fully recharged, and the Roaming Warrior selected for the Record will have both of his/her summon charges restored.
Currently, the resting theme is "Good Night!" from Final Fantasy V.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]
A portable magic tent, a single night's rest in which can restore an entire party to full health and magic. An indispensable item for adventurers who spend extended time on the road, with nary an inn in sight. That said, it is not quite as restful as a night in bed, both for the thought that monsters may lurk outside, and hardness of the earth beneath one's sleeping bag.
Description
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