Compare Revisions

11 Build the opening party around survival and elemental coverage. A healer needs enough MP to respond after an enemy acts; a breaker needs attacks that match the next enemy's weaknesses. Change the loadout when those needs change.
22  
33 Before leaving town
44  
55 Compare shop equipment against what the party already owns. Spend on a clear weakness in the current setup before replacing every slot. Stock healing and revival items, rest, and make a manual save. Blue exclamation marks identify side-quest NPCs; check side paths for chests and sparkling pickups.
66  
77 An opening party plan
88  
99 Job in the partyStarting approachProtectionRain can draw attacks. Warrior of Light supplies defensive abilities; prioritize keeping the protector healthy.Element coverageGive Lasswell or another attacker attacks for the weaknesses you expect. Tronn adds fire, ice and lightning spells.RecoveryFina and Leah provide healing options. Keep a recovery command available when experimenting with offensive Visions.
1010 These are role choices, not a fixed ranking. After changing a Vision, review learned abilities and the AP budget so that a useful old command stays equipped.
1111  
1212 During exploration and battles
1313  
1414 Use the timeline to identify who acts next. Stagger a threatening enemy before its action when possible, and reserve enough MP for healing. Mastery training, awakening and character EXP are separate forms of progress. Early EXP and MRP Farming explains the first repeatable training options; Vision Awakening covers spending magicite.
15+ 
16+For chapter party options and examples of cover, stagger recovery and Limit Burst support, see Party Setup and Ability Combos.