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In Final Fantasy 3 my character turned to stone after being hit by a bird on a mountain?
Some enemies can Petrify when they hit, I'm guessing you fought a Cockatrice or related creature. You'll need a Gold Needle to cure the character.
How do you unfreeze an ally in Final Fantasy 3?
If they are turned to stone you might have to use a golden needle or the ember of flames.
Where is the Rainbow Stone in Final Fantasy I?
There is no rainbow stone in Final Fantasy 1. Perhaps you are thinking of the Rainbow Stone from Dragon Warrior 1.
Where do you get the Rosetta Stone in Final Fantasy I?
You get the Rosetta Stone in the sunken shrine
Does khimari's stone breath from final fantasy 10 work on the machina assault tank?
All machina-type enemies in Final Fantasy X are immune to Petrification, so no, Kimahri's Stone Breath won't work on that enemy.
How many people did medusa turn to stone?
The story of Medusa is a myth, entirely fantasy. There is no record of how many people were turned to stone. Which, in this context, is impossible.
How do you get a second spirit stone in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance?
you need the sword nosada and a human to be able to be ninja
How do you get out of the mines in Final Fantasy 12?
There are two mines in final fantasy 12. Use these maps. http://www.ff12maps.com/#map:lhusumines http://www.ff12maps.com/#map:hennemines A teleport stone also transports you out. Both mines have orange crystals.
What are some character traits for the sea serpent?
Breathes fire Kills people Gets turned into stone
What do you do in Final Fantasy SonicX6?
First you have to fight this white guy that can teleport and has green electricity in him. Then, after watching a video, you have to retrieve the stone of chaos. Then its the ending song.
What is the genre of the sword and the stone?
Fantasy
Who is the little boy in the start of Final Fantasy X?
He is a 'Fayth', a summoner preserved in stone. The Aeons themselves are dreamed into existence by the Fayth, that boy is Bahamut's Fayth.
