There were some Documents that I found that tell the offsets of many (if not all) of the tasks accomplished in 'Final Facelift' by Goongyae.

I'm sure that you'll find the answer in there.

I'm currently remaking the magic system for Final Fantasy in my hack to make it so that there are special spells only the fighters can use. Anyhow, my question is this. There are resist spells for Fire, Lit, Ice, and Death spells. I want to know if it's possible to make resist spells for poison, mute, confusion, darkness, sleep, stone or stun?

I did not see anything that would do it in the FFbytes, but I figure it's worth asking.

...Er...?

To answer your question, I pose a question: "Do you have the assembly hacking skills needed to create new spell effects?"

If you do, and sufficient free space exists (and such functions probably won't need much room), then you should be able to do it. If you want to add the new spells and not remove any other ones, then you have another set of questions: Is there sufficient address space to add new spells, and can you hack in new shops, expand existing shops,  or create other methods of acquiring the new spells?

I don't know enough about the internal layout of that particular game to answer those questions for you, but since you are hacking it, that would be questions you would either know or have a strong interest in finding out.

I've never tried assembly hacking, so I have no freaking clue if I'm capable of it.

And no... I mean that I want to basic 64 some spells, just changing several of them. Like... half of them. >.>

But no, I've never done assembly. My knowledge of hacking comes from FFBytes, Hackster, Silver X's beginner's hacking guide and then my own "lol i dun no wut 2 do" threads between Acmlm and here.

Dually noted, Leno, I'll try it and see what happens. -crosses fingers-

Edit - Leno? Did you mean the left side of the "special defense" options of armors?

Yes I did. But if it turns out that it doesn't work, then you'd need to manually hack it in. Basically, what Imzog said a couple of posts ago.

Yet another question from yours truly, the growingly popular idiot!

The question is this. How does one make the classes that don't start with magic start with magic?

You see, I'd like to have it so Fighter, Thief and Black Belt all have one point of level 1 magic, just like the mages have two points. I just don't know how.