(Shield Bash is going to be your way of dealing with those ones). Jokes aside though, Taunt and Intimidate help keep the aggro on her a lot, and that’s going to be your primarily way of dealing with bosses that don’t hit everyone. As such, it’s a good idea to get Shield Mastery II up, since then you can combine her two roles into one simple act of Shield Bashing. Norn basically has two purposes: To draw aggro as much as possible, AND TO SHIELD BASH EVERY BOSS EVERY TURN. I personally haven’t had any trouble with anything but the first boss in the game, and I’ve mostly been building skills evenly, with a few exceptions: Aside from that… (Do keep in mind also, that this is based on Normal Difficulty.) Shield Bash’s stun is incredible, and makes everything a lot easier. Then allow me to begin by pointing out my personal solution to everything: Shield Bash. She mostly chucks group hitting fire spells. Fire mastery 2 just gets more bonus damage. Cold and lightning mastery 2 gets debuffs. Pick a single element and dump everything in it. Later bosses usually one-shot characters and/or are so stunlocked that the healing requirements are minimal.īlack: With a tiny number of exceptions, most enemies have equal resists to all elements. Green: One point in healing ritual, one point in area heal, max out the passive group heal (+20 hp/turn for everyone). Her main job is in random encounters, hitting the enemy group with a status effect then just hitting stuff. In retrospect, charm might have been better. She’s the single target killer.īlue: Get the skill to reveal monster stats, and then pick a single status effect, max it out, max out the passive that boosts status effects. Most of the time she double attacks, sometimes more. Red: I ditched the self damaging attack and went for her passive extra attacks thing. Later bosses can one shot your party with an AE spell, so stunlocking becomes vital. One of the shield masteries adds more stun chance. Later on you could respec to get underworld merchant if you want to save some time, you’ll eventually have so much money that you can just clean out every orange item that merchant has. I’d go sword or 1h staff + shield with him, his death is an instant loss. Get portal with him, then dump the rest of the points into a mix of hp and dex. Protagonist: Worst character in the game, he can’t equip orange gear and doesn’t have good skills. Note: Later on you’ll start getting gear that restores mp as a percentage of damage dealt. I finished on normal mode, here’s what I found skill/characterwise:
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