site.

links out.

There aren't a lot of Zalbag focused sites beyond this one, but below are a list of cool sites (both archived and live) about Final Fantasy Tactics in general:

final fantasy tactics--investigative project.
final fantasy tactics realm.
final fantasy tactics: ultima edition.
ramza-chan's page of final fantasy fun.

You can also check out some archived FFT webshrines and fanlistings, to see where I got my inspiration:

arm aim. (mustadio shrine)
apa. (ass plate alliance fanlisting)
death in obscurity. (ramza shrine)
dispossessed. (delita fanlisting)
star + crossed. (delita/ramza fanlisting)
tangency. (st. ajora shrine)
zodiac brave story. (fft fanlisting)

Enjoy some modern day webshrines still up and kicking in the new roaring 20s:

blade of unity. (zihark from fire emblem)
nibelheim: the shinra mansion. (vincent valentine from final fantasy vii)

Lastly, if you like what you see here, be sure to check out my other FFT and JRPG sites on NeoCities:

corpse brigade.
finally fantastic.

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links in.

Hope Abandons Me is link free, and you are welcome to put a link to it on your personal webpage if you have one. If you would like to use a banner, you can pick one of the ones below!

A banner for 'Hope Abandons Me.' It shows Zalbag's face next to the site title.

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credits.

The website'sbackground graphic was made with a combination of elements from Bernat Martorell's Saint George Killing the Dragon, a photo of a small pavise shield with Saint George and the crest of the town of Nuremburg, elements from a collage of Final Fantasy Tactics concept art, and Zalbag Beoulve's official artwork. The difficult to read title font is Your Royal Majesty by SharkStock. The curlicues were made using Stephanie Shimerdla's swirls brush set. All photoediting was done with GIMP.

In assembling the information section, I made extensive use of Qu_Marsh's Final Fantasy Tactics Guide and Walkthrough, and the excerpted game transcripts were from the work done by TBaatar, RevenantThings, Sugnuf, Chira, and the webmaster of G's Cemetery.

Additional thanks goes out to the TicTactics discord and the many fine people whose past fanworks inspired me along the way.

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