Light Crusader

Enable the "Test mode" and "Test mode 2" codes. Intentionally die to reach the "Game Over" screen. A "Debug" option will now appear at the "Load Select" screen. Select it to advance to any part of the game and use special debug features in your inventory.

When you are on level B3 with the Moblin costume, go to the room with the fighting arena. Talk to the Moblin with the club. Say "Yes" and before it says fight, push all the other Moblins out of the ring. You will win and get 180 gp. This can be repeated as many times as desired.

To kill Ramiah, you must destroy the four orbs that he is holding. You can do this by using any sword, preferably L. Crusader. After the orbs are destroyed, you must hit Ramiah's head. If you want to, you can hit Ramiah's head with L. Crusader to do 8 damage per hit. However, each time you hit Ramiah's head, you must first jump. Due to David's inability to swing the sword twice while airborne, you may want to find a quicker way of killing him, since Ramiah has 500 HP. The quickest way is to use the Earthquake spell. Simply jump and continuously cast the spell. You should be close enough so that the discharge of the spell from your hand will hit Ramiah's head. Although this only deals 7 damage per hit, you can hit Ramiah two to three times each time you jump, thus dealing more damage per jump. A different, yet slightly less effective, way of defeating Ramiah involves one or two different spells. Confuse and Needlecrack each deal 9 damage to Ramiah per hit. However, these spells are much slower and use Element Capsules more quickly than Earthquake. Still, using Confuse or Needlecrack is better than using L. Crusader.

Most enemies take more damage when hit from behind. However, you also will take more damage when attacked from behind.

You do not have to have the music box in order to solve the Red Orb puzzle (with the tuning forks). The music box only serves as a guide to help you solve the puzzle. To solve the puzzle, visualize the positions of the tuning forks as a diamond. The puzzle can be solved by hitting the forks in the following order: Bottom, Left, Right, Top, Left, Right, Bottom.