Spoiler alert. Those are the first two words you've encountered in this article's text because this pertains directly to the final sequence of events in Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles' ending. Thus, it spoils the original ending, as well; the version seen in the PlayStation release as well as The War of the Lions, the PSP (and eventually iOS/Android) remaster.
For 28 years, FFT's ending was set in stone. In 2025, it has been altered. In some ways, just a bit. But there are grander implications at play. Hints of more, perhaps. Even if that wasn't the writers' intention, it tackles something head-on that had previously been left open-ended. Seriously, spoilers. You've been warned.
And now, I'm warning you again. One last time. The following contains ending spoilers for Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles. Look wayward now if you wish to remain unsullied.
Let's get down to business, then. In past iterations, Final Fantasy Tactics' ending left the fates of Ramza and Alma Beoulve (as well as everybody else the player has recruited, really) rather ambiguous. Orran Durai thinks he spots Ramza and Alma on chocobos in the distance during the funeral sequence, but he's the...
