Part of my "Magitek Armor on the Falcon/Falcon Expanded"project involved buying a suit of Magitek Armor from the Auction house in Jidoor... Well, that auction house is, I'm not even sure what to call it actually. Longer than it should be? Alot of space wasted on very little product? A headache?

Anyway, I was actually thinking of removing the two copies of the Magicite auctions in order to work in an extra but that just seeme

Expanded Battle Sprite Patch Download with Notes

*Attention* I don't recommend using the above patch.
There was a byte or 2 (maybe 3) address typo that caused several issues, and I recently found out that the main battle sprite pointer table(which carried over to most of its other pointer tables) from about sprite #43 up was off, By a lot, which throws practically everything else off. 
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I had to wonder, exactly why it wasn't possible to have more npc palettes. Sure plenty have dreamed, better than me have tried, I just wanted to see why.

After some head scratching and debug watching, the game seems to load every overworld character palette every time a character or npc is drawn. Least that's how I saw it work. This being 256 bytes, or, 8 palettes. If you were to load more, you'd have to have a place to put them so, yeah thats a good reason you can't have more than 8 overworl

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Well, After 5-years of hard work - it's finally that time.  Thanks to many of you here who helped make this hack become a reality, it is finally done!  Really, I could not have gotten this far without this community!

For all who don't know, A Soldier’s Contingency is a comprehensive gameplay and expansion hack for FFVI, based on the wonderful hack by Fedorajoe/Fauntleroy titled the “General Leo Edition”.  In addition to being able to recruit Leo,