Unlike the original FFT, there is no "casting" time for spells and abilities, not even for Jump (which is highly unorthodox by Final Fantasy standards).
Speed - Determines the order and frequency of AT. Magic Defense - How well that unit can resist a magical attack. Magical Power - The strength of any magic cast by that unit. Defense - How well that unit can defend a physical attack. Weapon Attack - How strong that unit's physical attack will be. Evade - The % of attacks that unit can possibly dodge. Jump - Maximum height that unit can scale. Move - Amount of panels that unit can move each turn. Each unit has 8 stats which determine different attributes: 
Each time a unit takes a turn, it will get a chance to move and execute an action. Game Overview Battles are turn-based and take place on what essentially is a grid. It's also worth noting that every one of these items can be equipped by any job regardless of Support abilities – though, as noted, the "weapons" cannot be Double-Handed or Dual Wielded at all.Helmets, Ribbons, and Hats Armor Clothes Robes Swords Blades Sabers Knightswords Greatswords Broadswords Knives Rapiers Katana Staves Rods Maces Bows Greatbows Spears Instruments Knuckles Souls Guns Shields Boots Armlets Accessories General Items Mission Items While all of them lack a proper icon when equipped, they use part of the "Move" and "Jump" graphics when viewed in the party's inventory. Rather it immediately crashes the game as the item table only goes up to 315.
Trying to access the non-existent item 316 ( $13C) doesn't return an empty slot, unlike items 254 ( $FE) and 255 ( $FF). Item 314 and Item 315 ( $13A to $13B) are grouped into accessories. Item 307 and Item 308 ( $132, $133) are grouped into armor. Item 296 through Item 299 ( $128 to $12B) are grouped into helmets. Interestingly, these items can be equipped by classes that don't normally use shields. Just like the "weapons," equipping these "shields" for battle will crash the game. Item 290 and Item 291 ( $122, $123) are grouped into shields. Equipping them before or during a battle will crash the game, presumably due to not having any associated graphics, placeholder or otherwise. All of them are One-Handed weapons which cannot be Double-Handed or Dual Wielded. Item 278 through Item 287 (hex values $116 to $11F) are grouped into weapons. Curiously, their name was left untranslated and displays in Japanese (completely with wider numbers) regardless of region. The other 20 are placeholders which have no stats, have no descriptions, sell for 5 Gil, and serve no purpose other than to fill space. 
However, only 39 of them were ever completed. There are 59 new items (starting at $100) in the item chart for this version of the game. See if these items are any different in the Japanese version.
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