Teleport Stone

The Teleport Stone , also known as Warp Stone, is a recurring item in the Final Fantasy series. It generally has the same effect as the Teleport spell.
Ottershroom (also known as Otterhead) and Emergency Exit, have similar effects to the Teleport Stone.
== Appearances ==
=== Final Fantasy ===
The Teleport Stone appears in the Dawn of Souls, 20th Anniversary and iOS versions. It teleports the party out of a dungeon. It is an extremely rare item, dropped by Purple Worms.
=== Final Fantasy III ===
Ottershroom	Ottershroom
Also called	Otterhead
Effect 	Same as the White Mage spell Teleport. Warps party out of dungeons.
Buy 	Replito, Saronia, Invincible (NES)Replito, Falgabard (3D)
Find 	Dwarven Hollows
Drop 	NES version only. Chance of dropping is low (0.6%)Adamantoise, Balloon, Boss Troll, Fachan, Knocker, Kyklops, Leprechaun, Magician, Red Cap, Rock Gargoyle, Sorcerer, Stroper, Thor, Vulcan
Cost 	2,000 gil
Cost 	
=== Final Fantasy IV ===
The Emergency Exit (also called EmergencyExit or Exit) is a very rare item that allows the player to warp out of the dungeon. It is not sold in shops, but is found in various treasures around the world.
The Emergency Exit doesn't work in Sealed Cave.
=== Final Fantasy VI ===
Teleport Stone 	Teleport Stone
Also called 	Warp Stone (SNES)
Effect 	Same effects as Teleport spell when used in menu. When used in battle, same effect as fleeing.
Buy 	[WoB] Albrook, Blackjack, Thamasa, [WoR] Albrook, Jidoor
Find 	[WoB] South Figaro - Barrel, [WoB] Albrook - Box, [WoR] Phoenix Cave - Warp Stone
Steal 	Warlock, Mahadeva, Sorath, Medusa Chicken, Great Malboro, Creature, Moonform, Aspidochelon, Hidon, Zone Eater
Drop 	Zokka, Warlock, Mahadeva, Sorath, Medusa Chicken, Creature, Moonform, Aspidochelon, Hidon
Morph 	Templar, Borghese, Suriander, Vulture, Killer Mantis, Anguiform, Brainpan, Devoahan, Sandhorse, General, Kamui, Wartpuck, Lenergia, Twinscythe, Misfit, Oceanus, Demon Knight, Imperial Elite, Aspidochelon, Greater Mantis, Rukh
Cost 	700 gil
Enabled menu locations	Narshe (Town (Wor), Narshe Mines (North Passage) (Wor), Narshe Mines (South Passage), Moogle Cave (Wor/Wob), Narshe Cliffs (Wor), Yeti's Cave), South Figaro Cave, Mt. Kolts, Phantom Forest, Zozo, Mt. Zozo, Magitek Factory (Not the first area, stairs area, Esper tube room or Minecart dock), Cave to the Sealed Gate, Esper Caves, Darill's Tomb (Also in Setzer's and Darill's Cliff), Cave on the Veldt, Ebot's Rock, Zone Eater's Belly, Kefka's Tower, Dragons' Den (Not in Kaiser's Lair)
The SNES version also has warp enabled in Vector (town part before esper attack, inn, weapon/armor shop, cafe and the small house.), but this was removed at least in the GBA/Mobile/PC versions probably because towns generally do not have teleport enabled.
=== Final Fantasy VII ===
While the item does not appear, a message for an item named Telpostone (found also in the Japanese version with the item's regular Japanese name) is found in the script of the Item Store in Cosmo Canyon. Other than the message for obtaining it being found in the data, there is no other data for the item found in the final game, and the item is thus dummied out.
=== Final Fantasy XII ===
Teleport Stones are used at Gate Crystals to teleport to any other Gate Crystal the player has already visited. Teleport Stones can be obtained by completing various jobs and marks, and as gifts from Montblanc. In the original version, they can also be bought from Skyferries, the Clan Centurio shop in Muthru Bazaar, and from Dyce at Balfonheim Port for 200 gil.
In the Zodiac versions, they can be bought from Skyferries once the player has entered Mt Bur-Omisace for the first time.
Teleport Stone can be dropped by Bagoly, Baknamy, Dark Skeleton, Emperor Aevis, Gorgimera, Oiling, Silver Lobo, Speartongue, Urutan-Yensa, Vivian, Wildsnake and Yeti, and stolen from Abysteel, Archaeoaevis, Humbaba, Steeling, and Werewolf.
=== Final Fantasy Type-0 ===
Teleport Stone warps the party back to the world map from a dungeon, unless they are mid-mission. They can be bought from McTighe, Aqvi and Mi-Go for 2000 gil.
=== Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy ===
Teleport Stones teleport the player around the world map, but their use is limited. A teleport stone in the southeast warps the player to the entrance to the Land of Discord, where the final battles of the "Light to All" storyline take place and Chaos makes his lair. In their respective storylines, Bartz, Zidane and Firion all make use of the teleport stone to travel to and from the Land of Discord.
In "Confessions of the Creator", a large network of teleport stones covers the world and the party is free to use them to warp about. Several gateways, namely the Dragon King Gateway at Bahamut Isles, the Forsaken Land gateway at Gaia, and the Chasm in the Rotting Land, can only be reached by teleport stone. At the beginning of the story the northern teleport stones are inaccessible, and are unlocked for usage as the player unlocks gateways to these areas to reach them on foot.
=== Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call ===
The Teleport Stone allows one to move forward one space ahead without playing the Music Sequence. It can only be used during Quest Medleys.
=== Pictlogica Final Fantasy ===
=== Final Fantasy Explorers ===
===World of Final Fantasy===
Teleport Stone returns the player to a dungeon's entrance. It can be obtained from Forest Lake.
=== Chocobo no Fushigina Dungeon ===
== Gallery ==
Ottershroom FFIII Art.png|Concept art from Final Fantasy III.
FFVI Teleport Stone Artwork.jpg|Official art from Final Fantasy VI.
PFF Teleport Stone Icon.png|Pictlogica Final Fantasy.
== Etymology ==
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Category:Field items