ReCast FF3: War of the Magitek

Was going to post a quick patch to fix a critical issue, but I decided hey, why not share a beta build?

Version 2_90 fixes two critical bugs, the Vargas Moogle Jump (which is actually moogle jumps in general) and the Recruitment Magic Crash (which players may run into if they reach abnormally high levels).

This version also features several mechanics changes.

Imbue has been changed to a spellblade action.  It will change the element and spell proc of physical attacks, and set the proc rate of said spell to 100%.  Thanks to Serity for engineering this code in Lua, which I then transformed into ASM script.  Imbue's change will make the early game more difficult, but should scale better into the late game.  You can use CleanEdge to remove its effect from a target, or you can cheat to clean the edge by opening the item menu and selecting either weapon (this will force the game to reload the original item properties, even if you do not change weapons).
HealBlade will correctly target party members once it is applied (Thank you Synchysi).  Because it is a physical attack, it is still subject to blocks and retorts: Edgar will retort it if covering someone.
I haven't had a chance to test the difficulty impact of this mechanic as I am working on other aspects of the project, so you all will be my guinea pigs.  Let me know what you think of Terra's new command.

Level Cap has been reduced to 50.  There will be no effect if you have characters above this level, and you may be able to get a few up past it anyway with level averaging (if they have a positive modifier).  I have not looked into that... it may lead to removal of level bonuses down the line, we'll see.  This change was done to set a reasonable goal for max level and to make learning ultimate natural magic more reasonable.  It was also done to address wildly huge damage numbers from Hero Ring and its ilk, which were overflowing Hatzen's fair hit formula because of the multiplier.  Serity told me to put in a damage cap protection, but I'm lazy so I did this instead.

MP Growth has also been halved.  This will make spamming spells more difficult, which should make them feel better to use overall.  ReCast's MP economy was far too generous in earlier patches.

Town palettes have been standardized so that every character will look okay in every palette.  This includes NPCs, and several of them have been nudged to different palettes to emphasize this change.  Some characters look slightly worse than they used to, while others look significantly better.  I believe the overall outcome is a net positive, but feel free to share your own opinions on the matter.  A monster graphics overhaul to similarly standardize their palettes is underway but incomplete.

The Gambler has been nerfed, or rather gambling weapons were inadvertently nerfed by a change to X-Fight.  X-Fight now only strikes twice, but allows the player to pick a target.  This makes it more like dual-wielding, with the advantage of being able to equip a shield as well.

The readme in the zip is a bit out-of-date; I've been meaning to split it into several documents (Credits, Patch Application, Q&A, etc.) but I haven't gotten around to it.
Anyway, enjoy!