Tactics Ogre PAR Codes

Pro Action Replay (PAR) Codes

Camus: Greetings to you, lords and ladies. PAR is the equivalent to GameShark for Super Famicom games--it is similar to Game Genie for Super Nintendo games. Some time ago, someone submitted a list of Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes to this site. These codes may be of interest to anyone playing the original (Japanese) version of the game!

Miklotov: These codes follow a different pattern than the GameShark codes that many of us are used to. This page will contain the codes for the first five characters, to give you an idea of the general pattern.

PAR Code	Denim	Character 2	Character 3	Character 4	Character 5
Appearance Modifier	7EB2AC	7EB2AE	7EB2B0	7EB2B2	7EB2B4
Class Modifier	7EB2AD	7EB2AF	7EB2B1	7EB2B3	7EB2B5
Alignment	7EB2F2	7EB2F4	7EB2F6	7EB2F8	7EB2FA
Element	7EB2F3	7EB2F5	7EB2F7	7EB2F9	7EB2FB
Level	7EB338	7EB33A	7EB33C	7EB33E	7EB340
Experience	7EB339	7EB33B	7EB33D	7EB33F	7EB341
Current HP	7EB37E 7EB37F	7EB380 7EB381	7EB382 7EB383	7EB384 7EB385	7EB386 7EB387
Maximum HP	7EB3E4 7EB3E5	7EB3E6 7EB3E7	7EB3E8 7EB3E9	7EB3EA 7EB3EB	7EB3EC 7EB3ED
Current MP	7EB40A 7EB40B	7EB40C 7EB40D	7EB40E 7EB40F	7EB410 7EB411	7EB412 7EB413
Maximum MP	7EB450 7EB451	7EB452 7EB453	7EB454 7EB455	7EB456 7EB457	7EB458 7EB459
STR	7EB496 7EB497	7EB498 7EB499	7EB49A 7EB49B	7EB49C 7EB49D	7EB49E 7EB49F
VIT	7EB4DC 7EB4DD	7EB4DE 7EB4DF	7EB4E0 7EB4E1	7EB4E2 7EB4E3	7EB4E4 7EB4E5
INT	7EB522 7EB523	7EB524 7EB525	7EB526 7EB527	7EB528 7EB529	7EB52A 7EB52B
MEN	7EB568 7EB569	7EB56A 7EB56B	7EB56C 7EB56D	7EB56E 7EB56F	7EB570 7EB571
AGI	7EB5AE 7EB5B0	7EB5B2 7EB5B4	7EB5B6 7EB5AF	7EB5B1 7EB5B3	7EB5B5 7EB5B7
DEX	7EB5F4 7EB5F5	7EB5F6 7EB5F7	7EB5F8 7EB5F9	7EB5FA 7EB5FB	7EB5FC 7EB5FD
LUK	7EB63A 7EB63B	7EB63C 7EB63D	7EB63E 7EB63F	7EB640 7EB641	7EB642 7EB643
Union	7EB680	7EB682	7EB684	7EB686	7EB688
Race	7EB681	7EB683	7EB685	7EB687	7EB689
Item Slot 1	7EB6C6	7EB6C8	7EB6CA	7EB6CC	7EB6CE
Item Slot 2	7EB6C7	7EB6C9	7EB6CB	7EB6CD	7EB6CF
Item Slot 3	7EB70C	7EB70E	7EB710	7EB712	7EB714
Item Slot 4	7EB70D	7EB70F	7EB711	7EB713	7EB715
Ability Slot 1	7EB752	7EB754	7EB756	7EB758	7EB75A
Ability Slot 2	7EB753	7EB755	7EB757	7EB759	7EB75B
Ability Slot 3	7EB798	7EB79A	7EB79C	7EB79E	7EB7A0
Ability Slot 4	7EB799	7EB79B	7EB79D	7EB79F	7EB7A1
Name Modifier	7EB824 7EB825 7EB826 7EB827 7EB828 7EB829 7EB82A 7EB82B 7EB82C 7EB82D 7EB82E 7EB82F 7EB830 7EB831 7EB832 7EB833	7EB835 7EB836 7EB837 7EB838 7EB839 7EB83A 7EB83B 7EB83C 7EB83D 7EB83E 7EB83F 7EB840 7EB841 7EB842 7EB843 7EB844	7EB846 7EB847 7EB848 7EB849 7EB84A 7EB84B 7EB84C 7EB84D 7EB84E 7EB84F 7EB850 7EB851 7EB852 7EB853 7EB854 7EB855	7EB857 7EB858 7EB859 7EB85A 7EB85B 7EB85C 7EB85D 7EB85E 7EB85F 7EB860 7EB861 7EB862 7EB863 7EB864 7EB865 7EB866	7EB868 7EB869 7EB86A 7EB86B 7EB86C 7EB86D 7EB86E 7EB86F 7EB870 7EB871 7EB872 7EB873 7EB874 7EB875 7EB876 7EB877

Camus: PAR codes are similar to Game Genie codes in that they contain eight characters. For example, Denim's Class Modifier code (7EB2AD) can really be thought of as 7EB2AD??, where '??' are the modifier digits corresponding to the class that you want. Therefore, you could make Denim's class "Lord" by using the following code:

7EB2AD33
The Item Slot and Ability Slot Modifier codes work in the same way. The Name Modifier codes are a bit trickier to use--based on my understanding, each character has 16 Name Modifier codes. These sixteen codes can really be thought of as eight pairs of codes, with each pair corresponding to a letter in the character's name. Here is a list of modifier digits to be used with the Name Modifier codes:

Digits	Letter
0127	A
0128	B
0129	C
012A	D
012B	E
012C	F
012D	G
012E	H
012F	I
0130	J
0131	K
0132	L
0133	M

Digits	Letter
0134	N
0135	O
0136	P
0137	Q
0138	R
0139	S
013A	T
013B	U
013C	V
013D	W
013E	X
013F	Y
0140	Z

Digits	Letter
0141	a
0142	b
0143	c
0144	d
0145	e
0146	f
0147	g
0148	h
0149	i
014A	j
014B	k
014C	l
014D	m

Digits	Letter
014E	n
014F	o
0150	p
0151	q
0152	r
0153	s
0154	t
0155	u
0156	v
0157	w
0158	x
0159	y
015A	z

Digits	Number
C5	0
C6	1
C7	2
C8	3
C9	4
CA	5
CB	6
CC	7
CD	8
CE	9

Camus: If I understand these codes correctly, you can change Character 1's name to "Denim" as follows:

7EB82401 7EB8252A	"D" is 012A. 01 is the suffix for the first code; 2A is the suffix for the second code in the pair.
7EB82401 7EB82545	"e" is 0145. 01 is the suffix for the first code; 45 is the suffix for the second code in the pair.
7EB82401 7EB8254E	"n" is 014E. 01 is the suffix for the first code; 4E is the suffix for the second code in the pair.
7EB82401 7EB82549	"i" is 0149. 01 is the suffix for the first code; 49 is the suffix for the second code in the pair.
7EB82401 7EB8254D	"m" is 014D. 01 is the suffix for the first code; 4D is the suffix for the second code in the pair.

The codes 7E31FB??, 7E31FC??, and 7E31FD?? will allow you to change the classes that you can recruit in shops. I would presume that each code affects one of the classes that you can recruit (Soldier, Amazon, class that varies with shop location and time of month). The '??' are the character modifier digits that correspond to the class you want to recruit--while the class may appear glitchy at first, it will work normally (as normally as it would work if you modified one of your existing characters) after the recruitment process.

Note that the modifier digits for the other codes (Appearance Modifier, Class Modifier, Item Slot Modifier, Ability Slot Modifier) are the same for PAR as they are for GameShark. You may find the digits of your desire in the GameShark Section or at http://www.cmgsccc.com/psx/index.php?multi=52.

Miklotov: For your convenience, we have organized this information in spreadsheet form for all 30 characters (plus up to five guests). The spreadsheet also contains most of the modifier digits! If you do not have access to Microsoft Excel, you may download the original file submitted to the site here. I pray for your success in using these codes!

Credits: Thanks to Zoinkity and Andy Scrogham for providing the PAR codes shown above!

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