I just saw your post and, to answer your question, Dissidia claims that Noah is the younger twin.
Before learning that, I assumed Noah was younger -- something about their interactions? I got the impression that Noah once looked up to his brother, before Basch "failed Landis."
Here's Dissidia's Bio Card for Gabranth:
Gabranth - Final Fantasy XII
A warrior who swears his life to those he trusts.
In the original game, he served as a Judge Magister of the Archadian Empire.
Despite being non-native to the Empire, he advanced to the position of Judge at an impressive speed. However, his heart was filled with regret from being unable to protect his home country, and he despised his older brother Basch for abandoning him and their mother.
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I was also a bit baffled by Venat's comments. Even though the age of stones ended and the cryst+shards were the Occuria's way of manipulating humes (and others), are the Occuria really only able to meddle with humes through the cryst+shards? They seemed much more powerful than that. :/
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Before learning that, I assumed Noah was younger -- something about their interactions? I got the impression that Noah once looked up to his brother, before Basch "failed Landis."
Here's Dissidia's Bio Card for Gabranth:
Gabranth - Final Fantasy XII
A warrior who swears his life to those he trusts.
In the original game, he served as a Judge Magister of the Archadian Empire.
Despite being non-native to the Empire, he advanced to the position of Judge at an impressive speed. However, his heart was filled with regret from being unable to protect his home country, and he despised his older brother Basch for abandoning him and their mother.
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I was also a bit baffled by Venat's comments. Even though the age of stones ended and the cryst+shards were the Occuria's way of manipulating humes (and others), are the Occuria really only able to meddle with humes through the cryst+shards? They seemed much more powerful than that. :/