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Don't mind the recent decline in topic quality, it's still a great board that can field *almost* any question you might have on in-battle mechanics, anything having to do with getting through the normal game, and a lot on ROM hacking. If you need to know something about the battle system, this should be the first place you go, but don't lurk and pray someone asks the same question, chances are you'll have to take initiative before you learn anything of value.

The current host of the Sheet, which automatically sets them apart from most of the other sites here. While they try to make their game coverage as complete as they possibly can, I'd go there for the fanfiction and fanart myself if you came looking for FF6 info (simply put, if you found your way here, you either found it from CoN itself or GameFAQs, so it's not like I have to tell you much about the place), however they also cover FF1, FF4 & 5, and FFT, so you could at least check that out. Also, don't be afraid to visit the board; the rules may be more strict than most other sites (at least from what I've seen), but it has become a good alternative to the G'FAQs board otherwise, what with Ogopogo, Djibriel, and Caesar turning it into another FF6 hacker's playground. :P

This is also the second best way to publically get my attention and the best way to PM me.

Cless' site. You can find Cless' outdated FF6 offsets guide here along with his patches, which include a script relocation/ROM expanding patch and a hardtype hack. If you check out the offsets guide, you can see what my first public FF3 ROM hacking contribution was, way back when. :)

BTW, this isn't linked anywhere on the site except in a message board post, so here's hoping Cless and/or Yousei/Flobby don't kill me for direct linking this: Yousei's updated FF3info.txt. For all you people who wanted to see Yousei's excellent guide that came with the old FF3ED updated. Especially the SPC section. This was the doc I relied on to make that (what you would call horrible, I call it OK) rendition of the Hymn of the Fayth that's at the bottom of my FF3 page. :)

One of the few sites that looks like the Sheet of old. :)

Miscellaneous data and patches here, including an incomplete patch that gives enemies the capability for 3-byte HP, a patch that implements a Cover command (yes, like Cecil in FF4), and disassembly of why Terra starts at LV. 3.

Need a bugfix for a glitch not covered here or at Terii's site? Assassin might have what you need! And if he doesn't, wait two weeks! :P

If the site doesn't work, try this mirror, though beware, it's a bit slower.

Keeper of extremely trivial knowledge! Check out the ATQ archives (you're not a real FF3 fanatic if you don't!) and his documents on attack animation hacking! He did more with those than I've ever bothered with!

Disassemblies? Bugfixes? Sprite editing? RAM offset lists? Too damn lazy to look for 65816 assembly docs yourself and want someone else to give you all you need to learn how to code for the SNES? Stop off here for your fix!

Named after what Jihad's (a.k.a. Crusader's) attack in FF6j was called (in English, Collapse of Heaven and Earth), Djibriel's site is a rising star among the FF6 and FF5 fandom, particularly FF6. He has patches to fix a bug in Celes natrual magic learning ability and access the Pugs Rage (by replacing Cactrot), along with a page dedicated to dummied FF6 material, and a few other goodies, not to mention he's become the latest contributor when it comes to Glitches and Bugs guide submissions so you've probably already seen some of his work without knowing it. His site is also simplistic in design like mine, with one exception; he uses IMAGES. Take cover, you poor Wal-Mart dialup saps! :D

Home of the infamous program FF3usME, and a damn good though outdated offset compendium. I doubt you DON'T know about this site if you found your way here, but in case you're that one in 2.59387602 million, here it is.

Sky Render took his FF6j retranslation and joined these guys, so here's the link for you anti-Woolsey neo-nazis. Maybe this translation will be the first to have renamable SwdTechs...?

Home of monster patches new and old, a hack entirely dedicated to Celes' rack being exposed the entire game, and an absurd amount of random images thrown all over the place to absolutely destroy your average phone modem. If you need to look back on monster making in the days of old, or your favorite FF6 Hentai site just happens to be down, pay da Shark a visit!

Yes, it may be a Yoshi fansite (for which you might initially end up shouting "YOU PUT THIS IN THE WRONG SECTION &@&^%$!"), but it has a few FF6-related objects such as Seiryuu, Culex, and even a LEGOKEFKA! Check it punk.

Also, because this isn't linked on the actual page: Yoshi's How to Blitz guide. Next time you run across someone begging for help on using Pummel, feed them this link and watch as they magically learn how to press left, right, and left, all in sequence without screwing up (that is, if they aren't kidding anyway)! Why this guide isn't on G'FAQs, I dunno, but God knows it NEEDS to be on the site.

For general crap.

'cause it's the best damn SNES emulator out there.

That other SNES emulator. There's a lot more ports of it though, and some crazies actually prefer it over ZSNES.

Miscellaneous utilities, editors, docs, etc. Still hasn't reopened the assembly section though.

The only translation news site I actually visit, even if updates are sporadic. Don't come back crying if you visit their message board, it is not for the easily offended, plus I don't post there, I just lurk, so there went the only reason you had for visiting it. :P

Lotsa Game Genie and PAR codes for your hacking pleasure, along with some utilities and a huge hacking text spanning multiple systems and cheat devices (including a short snippet on PS2 code making, though admittedly it's not much, but it's not like there's much better out there).

If you can avoid their message board, do so, but if you must go, by all means possible avoid the Community board unless you REALLY enjoy heavy and repeated doses of NET DRAMA~!

Rubicant's newest site, named ironically for a feature I despise since the Chrono Trigger developers used it for a crutch on the replay value side of things. Which reminds me... why did I make that New Game + patch for FF6 again...? Oh yes, it was for you guys, I forgot for a second that this site wasn't merely for my own egomaniacal amusement. :P

Rubes' site just came up recently, the board's pretty fresh, and there's only a preview of the actual site up. Stop by the board though; I'd like to see this site take off as Rubes' boards are always pretty cool when they're not dead.

A damned old board at which you can also contact me. It's not focused on any one subject, and it's one of the best damn boards I've ever been a part of. You drag down the quality of it though and I will kick your ass. I'm a mod there after all, I have the power to do it. >:)

The only webcomic I visit that could really use a link or two (like you really DON'T know about Penny Arcade and 8-bit Theater, go Google the links up if you're that ignorant), as I feel not enough people know of its existance. There's already an archive spanning 600+ comic strips and eight full/nearly full comics for your viewing pleasure to take the edge off of the infrequent updating. The story's not real coherent though somewhat continuous, but it's about killing things, causing massive chaos, collecting treasure, destroying the world, and all sorts of random crap. And then there's Exoth, the one character in the comic I can most relate to. What's NOT to love?

Read. Now.