Final Fantasy Tactics Treasure Hunter
Treasure Hunter is a movement ability in Final Fantasy Tactics and in The Ivalice Chronicles. Chemists learn it. It is not a job, and it is not the mobile survival game.
The Chemist learns Treasure Hunter for 100 JP. When the unit moves onto a tile, the ability can reveal a buried item. Chemists also have a higher chance at the rarer finds. Other jobs can equip the ability once it is learned, which is why a Thief or a Knight shows up in the party-building threads.
The trophy Finders Keepers is tied to digging up a buried item in battle. That is the modern-platform reason the ability is searched again after The Ivalice Chronicles.
People ask what makes the ability 'better' in the remaster. The mechanical text I can stand behind is the same: move, reveal, Chemist bias for rare items. A separate claim that a hidden item's level changed in the remaster is not sourced, so it is not a bullet on this page.
If you wanted Final Fantasy XI's drop-rate trait, that is a different ability with the same English name. The XI page is linked below. If you wanted a weapon tier list for a phone game, that is Mega Combat's title and it does not use this JP system.
Questions
Which job learns it?
Chemist, for 100 JP.
What is Finders Keepers?
The trophy for unearthing a buried item during a fight.
Did the remaster change item levels?
No confirmed change is printed here. The level cell is empty.
Sources
- Game8: Treasure Hunter ability — checked 2026-11-05
- FFT Companion: Treasure Hunter — checked 2026-11-05
- Final Fantasy Wiki: Treasure Hunter (Tactics) — checked 2026-11-05
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Updated 2026-11-05. Edited by Treasure Hunter Run.