How to Farm Gil | Money Making Guide

This is a guide to farming and getting Gil (money) in the game Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (FFCC). Learn how to make as much money as possible and get rich quick with our handy guide!

How to Farm Gil

Sell Expensive Materials

Materials like Mythril and Orichalcum can be obtained fairly early on, and sold for a high profit.

Orichalcum can be obtained at a high frequency from the Behemoths in Conall Curach, and will yield a whopping 5,000 Gil each time.

It's possible to sell Scrolls you don't need as well, but don't forget that creating multiple characters is important for leveling up all the shops in Tipa, so it's best to avoid selling the Scrolls even if they don't match your character's race.

Complete the Missing Princess Sidequest

It may be a bit out of your way, and it's not exactly a “farming” method, but the Missing Princess Sidequest will net you a whopping 100,000 Gil in a single go.

Missing Princess Sidequest Walkthrough

Purchase the Enchanted Wallet DLC

This one depends on your playing preferences, but if you just want to get money fast with no qualms, you can boost your in-game money in exchange for a little good ol' out-of-game money.

The Enchanted Wallet Item allows you to pick up Gil at an increased rate from enemy encounters. The exact rate is to be confirmed, but with this Accessory equipped, you can play through dungeons normally and as long as you defeat enemies normally, you'll never want for extra cash.

All DLC Items and How to Buy

After Completing the Game

Grind Treasure Chests in Rainy Ruins

The Post-Game Dungeon Rainy Ruins, a souped-up version of Rebana Te Ra, has a Treasure Chest near the entrance which yields rare post-game only Materials. As this Dungeon is extremely difficult, simply enter the Dungeon, open the Chest while dodging enemies' attacks, and leave the dungeon. You'll keep the Material even if you die and continue after getting it, so you don't need to waste your Phoenix Downs either.

The Treasure Chest will contain either Electrum or Adamantite, which sell in Shops for 10,000 Gil or 15,000 Gil, respectively.

This method requires finishing the game, so the barrier to entrance is a bit high, but it will be a boon for crafting new Weapons and Equipment in the post-game.

Related Guides

Getting Started with FFCC

• Unchangeable Features
• Character Creation Guide
• Best Race (Class) to Choose
• Best Name for Each Race (Class)
• What Home Job Should You Choose?
• What Can Mog Do?
• Best Artifact to Choose
• Gil Farming Guide
• What are Bonus Points?
• What to Send to Family (Letters)
• Differences Between Mobile and Console Versions
• What is the Crystal Chalice?

How-to Guides

• How to Advance Through the Game
• How to Fuse Spells
• How to Use Urns (Pots)
• How to Go Through the Miasma Stream
• How to Craft Weapons
• How to Transfer Save Data
• How to Play Moogle Paint
• How to Level Up Fast
• How to Find the Unknown Element
• How to Play Single-Player Well
• How to Raise Dungeon Levels | Dungeon Cycles

Collectibles and Lists

• All Moogle Stamp Locations
• All Secret Item Locations
• All Artifact Locations
• All Scroll Locations
• All Material Locations
• List of Trophies
• All Blacksmith Locations and Craftable Items

For Advanced Players

• Post-Game Content and 100% Clear Guide
• Best Weapons and Equipment
• How to Craft the Ultimate Weapons
• Best Focus Attacks | Unique Focus Attacks
• List of Post-Game Weapons and Equipment

Game Mechanics

• Stat Explanation | Strength, Defense, and Magic Stat
• What Does Strength Do?
• What Does the Magic Stat Do?
• What Does The Defense Stat Do?
• Damage Calculation Explained
• Max Stats For Each Race

All Tips & Strategy Guides