EB plays some FFT:
Intro
: His is a heroism of great renown - a story familiar to all who dwell within our
land.
: Ah, but what the eye sees is oftentimes a mere fragment of the truth.
: There is no official record of the role he played on history's stage.
: The Church maintains he was a heretic, an inciter of unrest and disturber of the peace. Which accounts is to be believed? Join me in my search to uncover the answer.
Orbonne Monastery
: I'll not be much longer, Agrias.
: Your escort has already arrived, Majesty.
: Please, heed the good lady's words, Highness. You
must hurry.
: Gaffgarion, you forget yourself, ser! You are in the presence of the
princess!
: A guard captain in these rain-sodden hinterlands ought not expect chivalry. We are in the employ of the Order, not of it. Our pay des not cover trite courtesies to the likes of you.
: Guard your tongue!
: Enough. Let us be on our way.
A wounded knight stumbles into the chapel.
: Right then, to battle!
Outside Agrias confronts our would be victims.
: Does he mean to start a war?
Gaffgarion and Ramza bust out of the chapel.
: A head-on assault. These swords of Goltanna...lackwits one and all.
: In that case, we should be able to handle this without you, Gaffgarion.
: Mayhap you could, but there's no money to be made in that! Ladd! Ramza! With me!
Most if not all battles are of the defeat all enemies or kill the leader variety in FFT. There's no much diversity in battle victory conditions.
This battle sucks. I hate guest ai fights.
In this battle you square off against a sole enemy knight, three archers, and a chemist. Not tooooo bad.
See?
One of the archers is a goner already.
Go easy, Gaffy.
An extremely easy battles, especially when your entire party consists of guests.
Why are princesses always trouble?
: I'll not take orders from you!
: You've quite a mouth on you, Princess.
He punches her in the stomach, knocking her out and lifts her over his shoulders before making a run for it on a chocobo.
Gosh, Ramza looks like Cloud in chapter 2 armor.
