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Flthy Shoes +1

Find the Flthy Shoes +1 at the Ellie (Fri) in Town 2. The release records it as available after an unlock.

Quick Answer

Find the Flthy Shoes +1 at the Ellie (Fri) in Town 2.

Quick Stats

The modifiers the release records on this piece itself.

Max HP
+5
Max MP
+5
Attack
+2
Defense
+1
M. Defense
+2
Luck
+5

Attack is not the damage a hit deals. The release resolves damage from the attacker, the target, buffs and a roll, so these are the piece’s contribution rather than a hit’s total.

Armor Type

The release tags this piece with an armor type: Light. The tag is the game’s own classification, and it is shared with every other piece that carries it.

  • Light

    Using an Item in battle adds +1 for each Light item equipped

Slot

The slot this piece is equipped in, recorded rather than read off its name. Two pieces sharing a slot compete for the same place on a character; a Head piece and a Feet piece do not.

Feet

How to Get It

The route the release records most clearly is finding it at the Ellie (Fri) in Town 2.

Best recorded route

  • Pick up · Ellie (Fri) · Town 2

    Available later — after reaching Town 2

    Open Town 2

When Can You Get This Armor?

When and how often the release records this piece turning up, in plain terms.

LimitedRequires progress

  • LimitedThe recorded routes are one-time or tied to an event state, so a second copy is not recorded.
  • Requires progressThe recorded route only becomes usable partway through the game.

Upgrading

The release records 29 materials that fit an armor slot, and the plus level each one applies at. This piece is recorded at +1, which decides the bands open to it.

+10–5

  • 0–5

    10 recorded armor materials

  • 5–9

    0 recorded armor materials

  • 10–15

    10 recorded armor materials

A material only fits the slots the release records for it, so not every material fits every piece.

A piece recorded at +15 can be raised once more to +16, and the gate above that blocks another upgrade. A Clear Stone takes it back down one level.

Compare Armor

The release records the same 8 modifiers on every piece, so this one can be read beside the other Feet pieces. Head and Feet are different things and are not compared here: every piece in this pool shares this slot.

45 other recorded Feet pieces. A Head piece and a Feet piece are never compared with each other.

Max HP
+5others -5 to 28
Max MP
+5others -10 to 20
Attack
+2others -10 to 8
Defense
+1others 0 to 15
M. Attack
others -8 to 8
M. Defense
+2others -5 to 13
Agility
others -25 to 22
Luck
+5others 0 to 10

These are the piece’s own modifiers, not the totals a character ends up with. The range beside each one is what the other pieces in the same slot record: it is arithmetic between recorded numbers, and the release records no rating and no ranking, so nothing on this page says which piece to wear.

See every Feet piece

Why Isn't It in the Shop?

Every shop listing in the release is recorded as selling something other than armor.

The release records 390 shop listings and not one of them is a piece of armor, so no merchant stocks this. The routes above are the ones it does record.

Can I Get Another?

Whether a second copy can be obtained if this one is lost.

No repeatable route is recorded. Every recorded route is one-time, conditional or a roll, so a replacement is not confirmed.

No second copy is something the release records a route for.

Armor Details

The game’s own description of this piece, and what the release records about it.

Old, dirty, and... not bad, actually.

Type
Equipment

What Should I Do Next?

Where this piece sits in the release’s own route, and what to do with it.

Open the progression assistant

Looking for a Ring or an Amulet?

Rings, neckpieces and trinkets are filed as accessories rather than armor, because the release records them as their own family.

Open the accessory database

Need Another Way to Get This?

The Item Finder searches every recorded source in the release, not only the armor ones.

Playing the Demo?

This database is built from the full Steam release. The archived release has no equipment data of its own, so its item list is the honest answer there.

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