Which creatures are damaged by Cure spells?
If I am recalling correctly, there were some creatures in the original Final Fantasy 12 that could be damaged by Cure spells. If they were weak to Holy magicks, then they would take damage from spells like Cure, Cura, Curaga, and Curaja.
I've been testing this on a few creatures (Skeletons, Zombies, etc) but it still seems to give them health instead of damaging them. Is this mechanic still possible in The Zodiac Age, and if so, what creatures are damaged by Cure spells?
Best Answer
Yes, in FF12 for PS2, Holy-weak enemies are damaged by Cure spells.
I went back to my most recent save (level 64-65 at the Teleport Stone in the Nabreus Deadlands). While working my way into the Necrohol of Nabudis, I came across a Leynir, and then inside the Necrohol, I found an Oversoul; both were killed by my "Foe: holy-weak/Curaga" gambit. At first I couldn't tell if it was working; I ended up turning Libra on to watch their health meter dropping.
As for which enemies should be damaged by these spells, take a look at the Undead page on the FF wiki, which lists a total of 66 enemies that are undead (many of which are either marks, rare game, or bosses).
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