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These are the various missions that players can play in Multiplay Mode, either solo or with other people, up to 4 players maximum. Missions can be accepted by going to the castle in Rebena Te Ra and talking to King Kolka or Tilika, depending on the story progression in Multiplay Mode.

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  • List of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates missions
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  • These are the various missions that players can play in Multiplay Mode, either solo or with other people, up to 4 players maximum. Missions can be accepted by going to the castle in Rebena Te Ra and talking to King Kolka or Tilika, depending on the story progression in Multiplay Mode.
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  • These are the various missions that players can play in Multiplay Mode, either solo or with other people, up to 4 players maximum. Missions can be accepted by going to the castle in Rebena Te Ra and talking to King Kolka or Tilika, depending on the story progression in Multiplay Mode. Many missions can be done solo, but there are a few that can only be done with 2 or more players. After completing a mission successfully, players are rewarded with a strict time limit to pick up magicite, gil, materials, and scrolls. The harder the mission, the better the rewards are and the longer the players have to collect them.
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