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* PlayTheGameSkipTheStory: A large portion of the playerbase couldn't care less about the events of the story. The translators for the English version have stated that the English item descriptions were removed because nobody read them.
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!! This game provides examples of:
* TwentyBearAsses: A common theme for event gear is for you to collect six versions of the same item to reforge it. Considering they're all rare random drops... good luck with that!
* TwentyBearAsses: A common theme for event gear is for you to collect six versions of the same item to reforge it. Considering they're all rare random drops... good luck with that!
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* AmbidextrousSprite: Applies in full force for any asymmetrical outfit.
** Especially glaring for any eyepatches or hair clips.
** Especially glaring for any eyepatches or hair clips.
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* AmbidextrousSprite: Applies in full force for any asymmetrical outfit.
** Especiallyoutfit, especially glaring for any eyepatches or hair clips.
** Especially
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* AnAdventurerIsYou: With a twist! The following classes all have skills learned with a currency called "Proficiency" earned from quests. However, you aren't stuck to one class, as you can mix and match all the abilities you've learned. Lancer using Ether Exchange? Sure! Mage using Imaginary Shot? Why not? Archer using Heaven's Breath? Go ahead! This can allow you to adapt to quests very well, such as using [[StatusBuffDispel]] Balancing on a boss that boosts its stats to insane levels, or Ether Exchange to give you that extra Cost to muscle through a boss.
** The Tank: The sword-wielding Soldier and secret Rook classes. The former has "Life Up" and "Heaven's Breath" abilities that increase health, and the latter has a DrawAggro ability that makes the entire party unable to die for a few seconds, but both are rather lacking in offensive techniques, suffering from some serious MagikarpPower, as neither get high powered moves until the later growth rings.
** The Tank: The sword-wielding Soldier and secret Rook classes. The former has "Life Up" and "Heaven's Breath" abilities that increase health, and the latter has a DrawAggro ability that makes the entire party unable to die for a few seconds, but both are rather lacking in offensive techniques, suffering from some serious MagikarpPower, as neither get high powered moves until the later growth rings.
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* AnAdventurerIsYou: With a twist! The following classes all have skills learned with a currency called "Proficiency" earned from quests. However, you aren't stuck to one class, as you can mix and match all the abilities you've learned. Lancer using Ether Exchange? ''Ether Exchange''? Sure! Mage using Imaginary Shot? ''Imaginary Shot''? Why not? Archer using Heaven's Breath? ''Heaven's Breath''? Go ahead! This can allow you to adapt to quests very well, such as using [[StatusBuffDispel]] Balancing on a boss that boosts its stats to insane levels, or Ether Exchange to give you that extra Cost to muscle through a boss.
** The Tank: The sword-wielding Soldier and secret Rook classes. The former has"Life Up" ''Life Up'' and "Heaven's Breath" ''Heaven's Breath'' abilities that increase health, and the latter has a DrawAggro ability that makes the entire party unable to die for a few seconds, but both are rather lacking in offensive techniques, suffering from some serious MagikarpPower, as neither get high powered moves until the later growth rings.
** The Tank: The sword-wielding Soldier and secret Rook classes. The former has
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** The Resource Master: The Treasure Hunter is this, increasing the unit and Gold drop rate or applying particularly debilitating debuffs with its attacks, as well as being a veritable Swiss Army Knife on the non combat side, being able to refresh debuffs and status effects, increase allies Unison power, and more.
* AndYourRewardIsInteriorDecorating: A useful example: equipping better furniture boosts your stats and resistance to status ailments.
* ArmorAndMagicDontMix: Sort of; Any class can wear armor, but mages and clerics get passive stat boosts from wearing clothing-type gear.
* AndYourRewardIsInteriorDecorating: A useful example: equipping better furniture boosts your stats and resistance to status ailments.
* ArmorAndMagicDontMix: Sort of; Any class can wear armor, but mages and clerics get passive stat boosts from wearing clothing-type gear.
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** The Resource Master: The Treasure Hunter is this, increasing the unit and Gold drop rate or applying particularly debilitating debuffs with its attacks, as well as being a veritable Swiss Army Knife on the non combat non-combat side, being able to refresh debuffs and status effects, increase allies Unison power, and more.
* AndYourRewardIsInteriorDecorating: A usefulexample: example; equipping better furniture boosts your stats and resistance to status ailments.
* ArmorAndMagicDontMix: Sortof; of. Any class can wear armor, but mages and clerics get passive stat boosts from wearing clothing-type gear.
* AndYourRewardIsInteriorDecorating: A useful
* ArmorAndMagicDontMix: Sort
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* BagOfHolding: Applies to your inventory and equipable items, you can use as many items as you possibly can, and you'll only see one of each type of gear on your character.
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* BagOfHolding: Applies to your inventory and equipable equippable items, you can use as many items as you possibly can, and you'll only see one of each type of gear on your character.
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* FakeDifficulty: For many bosses, their difficulty is merely their ability and the speed at which they buff and debuff, or their ability to apply special effects. The player's job is to figure out how to get around this.
** This actually works out quite well, since it forces players to be quick and smart about what moves to bring, when to heal, and when to Unison.
** This actually works out quite well, since it forces players to be quick and smart about what moves to bring, when to heal, and when to Unison.
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* FakeDifficulty: For many bosses, their difficulty is merely their ability and the speed at which they buff and debuff, or their ability to apply special effects. The player's job is to figure out how to get around this.
**this. This actually works out quite well, well since it forces players to be quick and smart about what moves to bring, when to heal, and when to Unison.
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* GunsAreWorthless: Averted, Swords are typically wielded by Soldiers, who are not primarily designed for damage. Archers and Berserkers, who use guns, are some of the best damage dealers.
** Played straight with Soldiers, who have a designated anticlass advantage against Archers.
** Played straight with Soldiers, who have a designated anticlass advantage against Archers.
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* GunsAreWorthless: Averted, Swords GunsAreWorthless:
** Averted; swords are typically wielded by Soldiers, who are not primarily designed for damage. Archers and Berserkers, who use guns, are some of the best damage dealers.
** Played straight withSoldiers, Soldiers themselves, who have a designated anticlass anti-class advantage against gun-wielding Archers.
** Averted; swords are typically wielded by Soldiers, who are not primarily designed for damage. Archers and Berserkers, who use guns, are some of the best damage dealers.
** Played straight with
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* ImpossibleItemDrop: Most every quest has mooks dropping a variety of low level clothing and weapon gear. Even things like jellyfish and birds.
* InfinityPlusOneSword: The Azure Weapons and Armor set: Generally high stats, great procs, look awesome. Can only be obtained by selling a ton of SSR gear to get recycle medals.
** It USED to be that you had to randomly sacrifice seven SSR gear pieces and hope the RNG gods give you one you can use; Now you can select which one you want, and they are renewable.
* InfinityPlusOneSword: The Azure Weapons and Armor set: Generally high stats, great procs, look awesome. Can only be obtained by selling a ton of SSR gear to get recycle medals.
** It USED to be that you had to randomly sacrifice seven SSR gear pieces and hope the RNG gods give you one you can use; Now you can select which one you want, and they are renewable.
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* ImpossibleItemDrop: Most every quest has mooks {{mook}}s dropping a variety of low level low-level clothing and weapon gear. Even gear, even things like jellyfish and birds.
*InfinityPlusOneSword: InfinityPlusOneSword:
** The Azure Weapons and Armorset: set. Generally high stats, great procs, look awesome. Can and looks awesome, though it can only be obtained by selling a ton of SSR gear to get recycle medals.
** It USED to be that you had to randomly sacrifice seven SSR gear pieces and hope the RNG gods give you one you canuse; use. Now you can select which one you want, and they are renewable.
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** The Azure Weapons and Armor
** It USED to be that you had to randomly sacrifice seven SSR gear pieces and hope the RNG gods give you one you can
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* KeystoneArmy: Downplayed. While the Cleric usually ensures survivability, it needs to rely on the other classes due to the lack of offensive moves.
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* KeystoneArmy: Downplayed. While the Cleric usually ensures survivability, it needs to rely on the other classes due to the their lack of offensive moves.
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* MascotMook: The Limimins are this for the game, appearing in lots of promotional artwork and Monster art. Strangely enough, they both function as TheGoomba and [[MetalSlime Metal Slimes]] of this game, the weak mook form coming in six elements, and having Gold, EXP, and Skill variants which are used for selling, augmenting gear, and skilling up gear, respectively. There are also Roshimin and Angelmin variants, which, while they can't be captured, can be felled to earn a ton of Proficiency and User EXP, respectively.
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* MascotMook: The Limimins are this for the game, appearing in lots of promotional artwork and Monster art. Strangely enough, they both function as TheGoomba and [[MetalSlime Metal Slimes]] of this game, the weak mook form coming in six elements, and having Gold, EXP, and Skill variants which are used for selling, augmenting gear, and skilling up gear, respectively. There are also Roshimin and Angelmin variants, which, while they can't be captured, can be felled to earn a ton of Proficiency and User EXP, EXP respectively.
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* OlympusMons: Most UR monsters, but especially the special ones that inflict high damage (Like Cleopatra or Tequila), buffs (The Planetary mons, specifically Mercury) or special effects (Mithra, which lets you revive with 60% hp instantly)
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* OlympusMons: Most UR monsters, but especially the special ones that inflict high damage (Like Cleopatra or Tequila), buffs (The Planetary mons, specifically Mercury) or special effects (Mithra, which lets you revive with 60% hp HP instantly)
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* OneStatToRuleThemAll: One stat for each class except Archers.
** Slightly also averted by the special classes, Treasure Hunter, Rook, and Berserker. They use either a mix of stats or can be built to different playstyles.
** Slightly also averted by the special classes, Treasure Hunter, Rook, and Berserker. They use either a mix of stats or can be built to different playstyles.
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* OneStatToRuleThemAll: OneStatToRuleThemAll:
** One stat for each class except Archers.
** Slightly also averted by the specialclasses, classes Treasure Hunter, Rook, and Berserker. They use either a mix of stats or can be built to different playstyles.
** One stat for each class except Archers.
** Slightly also averted by the special
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* StarterEquipment: You start with a set of low-level class gear and are given one SSR weapon for free. [[spoiler: it still sucks though.]]
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* StarterEquipment: You start with a set of low-level class gear and are given one SSR weapon for free. [[spoiler: it still sucks though.]]Don't rely on them for long though, especially when you can get better ones later.
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* ATasteOfPower: Happens in the tutorial, where you are rescued by the "Master Guild," who show up and Unison Attack with fancy, exotic monsters, in stark contrast with your own basic gear.
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* ATasteOfPower: Happens in the tutorial, where you are rescued by the "Master Guild," Guild", who show up and Unison Attack with fancy, exotic monsters, in stark contrast with your own basic gear.
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* TurnRed: Bosses normally use weak attacks, until around half health or lower, when they start pulling out the big guns.
** Also a feature in the super United Offense quests, where the monster will go into a frenzy mode that restricts your Unison and buffs its stats.
* TwentyBearAsses: A common theme for event gear is for you to collect six versions of the same item to reforge it. Considering they're all rare random drops... good luck with that!
** Also a feature in the super United Offense quests, where the monster will go into a frenzy mode that restricts your Unison and buffs its stats.
* TwentyBearAsses: A common theme for event gear is for you to collect six versions of the same item to reforge it. Considering they're all rare random drops... good luck with that!
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* TurnRed: TurnRed:
** Bosses normally use weak attacks, until around half health or lower, when they start pulling out the bigguns.
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**Also It's a feature in the super United Offense quests, where the monster will go into a frenzy mode that restricts your Unison and buffs its stats.
* TwentyBearAsses: A common theme for event gear is for you to collect six versions of the same item to reforge it. Considering they're all rare random drops... good luck with that!stats.
** Bosses normally use weak attacks, until around half health or lower, when they start pulling out the big
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* WeBuyAnything: In a way. There is no vendor. You just sell the gear to the void and get gold from it.
* WhiteMage: The Cleric Class. To a lesser extent the Rook.
* WhiteMage: The Cleric Class. To a lesser extent the Rook.
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* WeBuyAnything: In a way. There is no vendor. You vendor; you just sell the gear to the void and get gold from it.
* WhiteMage: The ClericClass. To class, and, to a lesser extent extent, the Rook.
* WhiteMage: The Cleric
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** At the end of Regovas has King Val sacrifice himself to prevent the corruption of his ether. The Brutel did not take it kindly and the tribes fell into disorder.
** At the start of the Sacred Land has Princess Matriace kidnapped by Celestials and both you and Filo were trapped in said Sacred Lands.
** At the end of the Granvia arc, Filo sacrifices herself to save Lord Falsa.
** At the start of the Sacred Land has Princess Matriace kidnapped by Celestials and both you and Filo were trapped in said Sacred Lands.
** At the end of the Granvia arc, Filo sacrifices herself to save Lord Falsa.
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** At the end of Regovas has King Regovas, [[spoiler:King Val sacrifice sacrifices himself to prevent the corruption of his ether. The Brutel did do not take it kindly and the tribes fell fall into disorder.
disorder]].
** At the start of the SacredLand has Princess Land, [[spoiler:Princess Matriace is kidnapped by Celestials Celestials, and both you and Filo were get trapped in said Sacred Lands.
Lands]].
** At the end of the Granvia arc,Filo [[spoiler:Filo sacrifices herself to save Lord Falsa.Falsa]].
** At the start of the Sacred
** At the end of the Granvia arc,
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Filo isn't actually the player's sister. She's a distant relative, and if I recall correctly, she's your cousin? Either way, she's not your sister.
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The plot goes as follows: You wake up an amnesiac in a field outside of Haumaforte, one of the biggest cities in the land. A girl named Filo appears, claiming she's your sister, and, seeing how you've [[BagOfSpilling lost all your combat prowess]], teaches you some basic fighting techniques. You then get called back to Haumaforte by Lord Falsa, leader of the Master Guild, to defend the city from recent monster attacks. This kickstarts an adventure spanning multiple continents to find out the Celestials' hidden agenda, uncover what's behind the mysterious dark Ether, save the Master Guild from being disbanded, and much, much more.
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The plot goes as follows: You wake up an amnesiac in a field outside of Haumaforte, one of the biggest cities in the land. A girl named Filo appears, claiming she's your sister, cousin, and, seeing how you've [[BagOfSpilling lost all your combat prowess]], teaches you some basic fighting techniques. You then get called back to Haumaforte by Lord Falsa, leader of the Master Guild, to defend the city from recent monster attacks. This kickstarts an adventure spanning multiple continents to find out the Celestials' hidden agenda, uncover what's behind the mysterious dark Ether, save the Master Guild from being disbanded, and much, much more.
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* FakeBalance: Every class is supposed to have an ‘anticlass’ that they are vulnerable to, but this was always more in theory than in practice. In later updates, this concept has been more or less cast aside. It more or less makes a return in the form of the Berserker class, who is effective against all classes.
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** Although, formerly useless old monsters can now be elevated to OP status with the Englightening feature.
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** Although, formerly useless old monsters can now be elevated to OP status with the Englightening Enlightening feature.
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* BagOfHolding: Applies to your inventory and equippable items, you can use as many items as you possibly can and you’ll only see one of each type of gear on your character.
* {{BFS}}: Oh yes.
** This is particularly rampant among early gear pieces. They tend to come smaller these days, however.
* {{BFS}}: Oh yes.
** This is particularly rampant among early gear pieces. They tend to come smaller these days, however.
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* BagOfHolding: Applies to your inventory and equippable equipable items, you can use as many items as you possibly can can, and you’ll only see one of each type of gear on your character.
* %%* {{BFS}}: Oh yes.
**yes. This is particularly rampant among early gear pieces. They tend to come smaller these days, however.
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* LowLevelAdvantage: Applies in some situations, such as the Battle Colosseum, where a higher level boosts you into the next tier, regardless of your stats.
** Low-level players also gain much more experience and sometimes good spawns.
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* NoobCave: The first few story quests qualify. Also, any beginner-level event quest.
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* PlayTheGameSkipTheStory: A large portion of the playerbase couldn't care less about the events of the story. The translators for the english version have stated that the english item descriptions were removed because nobody read them.
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* ProtagonistWithoutAPast: The best you are given is that Filo has been taking care of you for some time.
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* RandomizedDamageAttack:
** The Archer move Deadly Arabesque works like this
** Two skills function like this: The Archer-exclusive Flight Testament, and the Mage-Exclusive Prophet Testament.
** The Archer move Deadly Arabesque works like this
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* RedMage: The Soldier Class, as they can heal, support and attack.
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%%* ShopFodder: Gold Limimins, can be sold for exactly what you expect.
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* {{Stripperific}}: A large portion of female outfits fall prey to this. Its especially noticeable when compared to their male counterparts.
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** At the end of the Granvia arc, Filo sacrifices herself to save Lord Falsa.
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** At the end of the Granvia arc, Filo sacrifices herself to save Lord Falsa.Falsa.
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* AQuestGiverIsYou: You can send out the Expedition Limimin for free Gold, Augment Materials, or Reforge Materials.
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* RandomizedDamageAttack: The Archer move Deadly Arabesque works like this
** Additionally, two skills function like this: The Archer-exclusive Flight Testament, and the Mage-Exclusive Prophet Testament.
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* StandardStatusEffects: Paralysis, Poison, Blindness… take your pick.
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* EarlyGameHell: Actually [[AvertedTrope averts]] or even [[InversedTrope inverses]] this. The early game is extremely easy to advance through, with Gems in abundance, quests being generally very easy, high-level gear being easy to get through special spawns, and one early quest giving you one-time access to a quest that can boost you to around [[TheresNoKillLikeOverkill Level 120]]. As the game progresses, though, you will be hit by quests becoming harder, Gems getting more scarce, and early-obtained gear quickly losing their value in comparison.
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* EarlyGameHell: Actually [[AvertedTrope averts]] or even [[InversedTrope inverses]] [[InvertedTrope inverts]] this. The early game is extremely easy to advance through, with Gems in abundance, quests being generally very easy, high-level gear being easy to get through special spawns, and one early quest giving you one-time access to a quest that can boost you to around [[TheresNoKillLikeOverkill Level 120]]. As the game progresses, though, you will be hit by quests becoming harder, Gems getting more scarce, and early-obtained gear quickly losing their value in comparison.
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* AllegedlyFreeGame: With weekly releases of better monsters and more powerful gear, it can take a bit of money to stay relevant.
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* AllegedlyFreeGame: With weekly releases of better monsters and more powerful gear, it can take a bit of money to stay relevant.relevant if you're not into grinding for Gems and getting extremely lucky.
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* ChristmasEpisode: There are special annual quests and gear for this purpose
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* ChristmasEpisode: There are special annual quests and gear for this purposepurpose.
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* ComMons: Applies to pretty much any any monster-type gear below SSR value.
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* ComMons: Applies to pretty much any any monster-type gear below SSR value.
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* DefendCommand: Exists in the form of ‘Guard,’ a default ability which halves all damage for five second. Many players ditch it in normal quests, but it is invaluable in PVP combat.
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* DefendCommand: Exists in the form of ‘Guard,’ a default ability which halves all damage for five second.seconds. Many players ditch it in normal quests, but it is invaluable in PVP combat.
* EarlyGameHell: Actually [[AvertedTrope averts]] or even [[InversedTrope inverses]] this. The early game is extremely easy to advance through, with Gems in abundance, quests being generally very easy, high-level gear being easy to get through special spawns, and one early quest giving you one-time access to a quest that can boost you to around [[TheresNoKillLikeOverkill Level 120]]. As the game progresses, though, you will be hit by quests becoming harder, Gems getting more scarce, and early-obtained gear quickly losing their value in comparison.
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** At the end of Regovas has King Val sacrifice himself to prevent the corruption of his ether. The Brutel did not take it kindly and the tribes fell into disorder
** At the start of the Sacred Land has Princess Matriace kidnapped by Celestials and both you and Filo were trapped in said Sacred Lands
** At the end of the Granvia arc, Filo sacrifices herself to save Lord Falsa
** At the start of the Sacred Land has Princess Matriace kidnapped by Celestials and both you and Filo were trapped in said Sacred Lands
** At the end of the Granvia arc, Filo sacrifices herself to save Lord Falsa
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** At the end of Regovas has King Val sacrifice himself to prevent the corruption of his ether. The Brutel did not take it kindly and the tribes fell into disorder
disorder.
** At the start of the Sacred Land has Princess Matriace kidnapped by Celestials and both you and Filo were trapped in said SacredLands
Lands.
** At the end of the Granvia arc, Filo sacrifices herself to save LordFalsaFalsa.
** At the start of the Sacred Land has Princess Matriace kidnapped by Celestials and both you and Filo were trapped in said Sacred
** At the end of the Granvia arc, Filo sacrifices herself to save Lord
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** Poison and Bleed are classic damage over time effects, with bleed being more powerful. There's also Miasma which is not only stronger than bleed but it's incurable by Cleric spells.
** Paralysis has a chance to prevent you from using an ability, forcing it into cooldown with no effect. Stun guarantees that an ability will be wasted but only once.
** Blindness causes you to have a chance of missing an ability.
** Confuse can cause you to heal an enemy or damage an ally. This is serious trouble if the infected is a Mage or Cleric since a confused heal will bring back a considerable amount of HP.
** Psychological Contamination will disable up to 3 abilities until cured.
** Paralysis has a chance to prevent you from using an ability, forcing it into cooldown with no effect. Stun guarantees that an ability will be wasted but only once.
** Blindness causes you to have a chance of missing an ability.
** Confuse can cause you to heal an enemy or damage an ally. This is serious trouble if the infected is a Mage or Cleric since a confused heal will bring back a considerable amount of HP.
** Psychological Contamination will disable up to 3 abilities until cured.
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* GlassCannon: Archers are usually very squishy, but have many high damage attacks. Lancers and Mages are other DPS classes that are typically squishy against magic and physical attacks, respectively.
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* GlassCannon: Archers are usually very squishy, but have many high damage attacks. Lancers and Mages are other DPS classes that are typically squishy against magic and physical attacks, respectively. \n Berserkers are the most egregious since many of their attacks are powerful but have detrimental side effects.
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* VirtualPaperDoll: This game plays this very straight. It’s paper doll style for every character and mon.
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* VirtualPaperDoll: This game plays this very straight. It’s paper doll style for every character and mon.mon.
* WhamEpisode: Usually happens near the start of a new location.
** At the end of Regovas has King Val sacrifice himself to prevent the corruption of his ether. The Brutel did not take it kindly and the tribes fell into disorder
** At the start of the Sacred Land has Princess Matriace kidnapped by Celestials and both you and Filo were trapped in said Sacred Lands
** At the end of the Granvia arc, Filo sacrifices herself to save Lord Falsa
* WhamEpisode: Usually happens near the start of a new location.
** At the end of Regovas has King Val sacrifice himself to prevent the corruption of his ether. The Brutel did not take it kindly and the tribes fell into disorder
** At the start of the Sacred Land has Princess Matriace kidnapped by Celestials and both you and Filo were trapped in said Sacred Lands
** At the end of the Granvia arc, Filo sacrifices herself to save Lord Falsa
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* FakeBalance: Every class is supposed to have an ‘anticlass’ that they are vulnerable to, but this was always more in theory than in practice. In later updates, this concept has been more or less cast aside.
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* FakeBalance: Every class is supposed to have an ‘anticlass’ that they are vulnerable to, but this was always more in theory than in practice. In later updates, this concept has been more or less cast aside.
aside. It more or less makes a return in the form of the Berserker class, who is effective against all classes.
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* KeystoneArmy: Downplayed. While the Cleric usually ensures survivability, it needs to rely on the other classes due to the lack of offensive moves.
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* WhiteMage: The Cleric Class
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* WhiteMage: The Cleric Class
Class. To a lesser extent the Rook.
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* CosmeticAward: The cosmetic shop, cosmetic medals, low cost gear, etc. Some people do play just for the cosmetics, though.
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* Infinity +1 Sword: The Azure Weapons and Armor set: Generally high stats, great procs, look awesome. Can only be obtained by selling a ton of SSR gear to get recycle medals.
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* Infinity +1 Sword: InfinityPlusOneSword: The Azure Weapons and Armor set: Generally high stats, great procs, look awesome. Can only be obtained by selling a ton of SSR gear to get recycle medals.
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* PurelyCosmeticAward: The cosmetic shop, cosmetic medals, low cost gear, etc. Some people do play just for the cosmetics, though.
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* EndlessGame: The story quests technically end, but are all replayable. Event Quests cycle in and out forever, giving the player plenty to do at all times.
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* EndlessGame: The story Mobius path quests technically end, but are all replayable. Event Quests cycle in act like this. You fight a variety of never-ending and out forever, giving the player plenty to do at all times.increasingly strong monsters.
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* FakeUltimateMook: Most early bosses can be defeated with little to no effort, regardless of their actual size.
** It’s quite something to see a powerful-looking event monster die with one smack.
** It’s quite something to see a powerful-looking event monster die with one smack.
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* FakeUltimateMook: Most early bosses can be defeated with little to no effort, regardless of their actual size.
** It’s quite something to see a powerful-looking eventThe giant monster die with one smack.quests act like this. They have huge monsters, but are not much more special than their normal counterparts.
** It’s quite something to see a powerful-looking event
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* HeadSwap: For the Rank 70-ish story quests, the ‘masked man’ is obviously just a palette swap of [[spoiler:Lord Falsa. They’re actually related, but it’s still pretty lazy.]]
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* HeadSwap: For the Rank 70-ish story quests, the ‘masked man’ is obviously just a palette swap of [[spoiler:Lord Lord Falsa. They’re actually related, [[spoiler:It’s his clone, but it’s still pretty lazy.]]
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* BFS: Oh yes.
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* BFS: {{BFS}}: Oh yes.
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* Stripperific: A large portion of female outfits fall prey to this. Its especially noticeable when compared to their male counterparts.
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* {{Stripperific}}: A large portion of female outfits fall prey to this. Its especially noticeable when compared to their male counterparts.
* ATasteOfPower: Happens in the tutorial, where you are rescued by the “Master Guild,” who show up and Unison Attack with fancy, exotic monsters, in stark contrast with your own basic gear.
* TierSystem: Inverted, you can choose a difficulty level, with more options available the stronger you are.
* TurnRed: Bosses normally use weak attacks, until around half health or lower, when they start pulling out the big guns.
** Also a feature in the super United Offense quests, where the monster will go into a frenzy mode that restricts your Unison and buffs its stats.
* TwentyBearAsses: A common theme for event gear is for you to collect six versions of the same item to reforge it. Considering they’re all rare random drops… good luck with that!
* VendorTrash: Gold Limimins, can be sold for exactly what you expect.
* VideoGameWeaponStats
* WeBuyAnything: In a way. There is no vendor. You just sell the gear to the void and get gold from it.
* WhiteMage: The Cleric Class
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* RainbowPimpGear: The game wouldn’t be the same without it.
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* OneStatToRuleThemAll: One stat for each class except Archers.
** Slightly also averted by the special classes, Treasure Hunter, Rook, and Berserker. They use either a mix of stats or can be built to different playstyles.
* PaletteSwap: Occurs for certain gear and furniture sets. Sometimes lazy, but sometimes an opportunity to get a cool or new cosmetic.
* PercentDamageAttack: A common and deadly tactic for boss monsters is to use this, then use a standard to finish the player off.
*PlayTheGameSkipTheStory: A large portion of the playerbase couldn't care less about the events of the story. The translators for the english version have stated that the english item descriptions were removed because nobody read them.
* PoorPredictableRock: Many noob strategies consist of spamming their best three attacks and Ether Exchange. This is less common in higher-level play. Averted with Boss fights, as their Percent Damage Attacks predictable, but are still unavoidable and very deadly to the unprepared.
* ProtagonistWithoutAPast: The best you are given is that Filo has been taking care of you for some time.
*PurelyAestheticGender: All body gear and cosmetics are divided into either male or female, but you can be whatever you want.
* PurelyCosmeticAward: The cosmetic shop, cosmetic medals, low cost gear, etc. Some people do play just for the cosmetics, though.
* RainbowPimpGear: The game wouldn’t be the same without it.
* RandomizedDamageAttack: The Archer move Deadly Arabesque works like this
** Additionally, two skills function like this: The Archer-exclusive Flight Testament, and the Mage-Exclusive Prophet Testament.
* RareRandomDrop: You have a very small chance of getting items from certain monsters that would otherwise require a lot of grinding to obtain.
* RedMage: The Soldier Class, as they can heal, support and attack.
* RepeatableQuest: One of the main components of the game, grinding is required if you want to get all the goodies offered.
* AQuestGiverIsYou: You can send out the Expedition Limimin for free Gold, Augment Materials, or Reforge Materials.
* SimpleYetAwesome: Many of the free-to-play exchangeable items are ordinary weapons with no special abilities, but are free, sometimes infinite, and amazing stat sticks.
* SkillPointReset: The Drink of Enlightenment, which allows unlimited redistribution of cost points for one month.
* StandardStatusEffects: Paralysis, Poison, Blindness… take your pick.
* StarterEquipment: You start with a set of low-level class gear and are given one SSR weapon for free. [[spoiler: it still sucks though.]]
* Stripperific: A large portion of female outfits fall prey to this. Its especially noticeable when compared to their male counterparts.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The monsters from the Super-Difficult quests have the highest F2P base stats, making them great for winning Unison Battles, but are also very high cost and don’t have the best effects.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The monsters from the Super-Difficult quests have the highest F2P [=F2P=] base stats, making them great for winning Unison Battles, but are also very high cost and don’t have the best effects.
* GenderedOutfit: Nearly every gear set in the game has a male and female version of the same clothes. They do sometimes have different stats, though.
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* ModelDissonance: The elbow and knee joints look very strange in some clothes and poses.
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* ModelDissonance: The elbow and knee joints look very strange in some clothes and poses. \n See VirtualPaperDoll.
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* StoneWall: The Rook class, which is unique in that it's kind of lacking in the skills department, but makes up for it by having a potent LifeDrain attack to keep them running well, and a special skill that makes it that the entire party ''cannot die.''
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* NoExportforYou: Sadly, a large amount of content in the Japanese version never makes it to global, specifically collaborations. The devs sometimes try to remedy this with things like the Halloween Miku monster.
* NominalImportance: In a way. There are only a few human characters, and they are the only [=NPCs=] with unique names.
* NoobCave: The first few story quests qualify. Also, any beginner-level event quest.
* OlympusMons: Most UR monsters, but especially the special ones that inflict high damage (Like Cleopatra or Tequila), buffs (The Planetary mons, specifically Mercury) or special effects (Mithra, which lets you revive with 60% hp instantly)
*RainbowPimpGear: The game wouldn’t be the same without it.
* StoneWall: The Rook class, which is unique in that it's kind of lacking in the skills department, but makes up for it by having a potent LifeDrain attack to keep them running well, and a special skill that makes it that the entire party ''cannot die.
* VirtualPaperDoll: This game plays this very straight. It’s paper doll style for every character and mon.
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** The DPS: The spear-wielding Lancer and axe/gun wielding Berserker classes are this. The former focuses on nuking with high power skills and SpamAttacks, and the latter sacrifices bits and pieces of their own health in exchange for super powerful buffs.
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** The DPS: The spear-wielding Lancer and axe/gun wielding Berserker classes are this. The former focuses on nuking with high power skills and SpamAttacks, [[SpamAttack spam attacks]], and the latter sacrifices bits and pieces of their own health in exchange for super powerful buffs.
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* MascotMook: The Limimins are this for the game, appearing in lots of promotional artwork and Monster art. Strangely enough, they both function as TheGoomba and MetalSlimes of this game, the weak mook form coming in six elements, and having Gold, EXP, and Skill variants which are used for selling, augmenting gear, and skilling up gear, respectively. There are also Roshimin and Angelmin variants, which, while they can't be captured, can be felled to earn a ton of Proficiency and User EXP, respectively.
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* MascotMook: HeadSwap: For the Rank 70-ish story quests, the ‘masked man’ is obviously just a palette swap of [[spoiler:Lord Falsa. They’re actually related, but it’s still pretty lazy.]]
* HealthDamageAsymmetry: Applies most of the time, unless it’s an event boss.
* ImpossibleItemDrop: Most every quest has mooks dropping a variety of low level clothing and weapon gear. Even things like jellyfish and birds.
* Infinity +1 Sword: TheLimimins are this for the game, appearing in lots of promotional artwork Azure Weapons and Monster art. Strangely enough, they both function as TheGoomba and MetalSlimes of this game, the weak mook form coming in six elements, and having Gold, EXP, and Skill variants which are used for selling, augmenting gear, and skilling up gear, respectively. There are also Roshimin and Angelmin variants, which, while they can't Armor set: Generally high stats, great procs, look awesome. Can only be captured, can be felled to earn obtained by selling a ton of Proficiency SSR gear to get recycle medals.
** It USED to be that you had to randomly sacrifice seven SSR gear pieces andUser EXP, respectively.hope the RNG gods give you one you can use; Now you can select which one you want, and they are renewable.
* InformedEquipment: For the players, cosmetics can change your look without affecting your gear.
* HealthDamageAsymmetry: Applies most of the time, unless it’s an event boss.
* ImpossibleItemDrop: Most every quest has mooks dropping a variety of low level clothing and weapon gear. Even things like jellyfish and birds.
* Infinity +1 Sword: The
** It USED to be that you had to randomly sacrifice seven SSR gear pieces and
* InformedEquipment: For the players, cosmetics can change your look without affecting your gear.
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* LevelGrinding: An important pastime for growing stronger. It increases your hitpoints, gear slots, and occasionally awards you bonuses in the form of gems and cost points.
* LevelUpFillUp: A variation; leveling up refills your AP.
* LowLevelAdvantage: Applies in some situations, such as the Battle Colosseum, where a higher level boosts you into the next tier, regardless of your stats.
** Low-level players also gain much more experience and sometimes good spawns.
* MascotMook: The Limimins are this for the game, appearing in lots of promotional artwork and Monster art. Strangely enough, they both function as TheGoomba and [[MetalSlime Metal Slimes]] of this game, the weak mook form coming in six elements, and having Gold, EXP, and Skill variants which are used for selling, augmenting gear, and skilling up gear, respectively. There are also Roshimin and Angelmin variants, which, while they can't be captured, can be felled to earn a ton of Proficiency and User EXP, respectively.
* MassMonsterSlaughterSidequest: “Destroy” Subquests have you do this. Also falls under TwentyBearAsses, as the monsters you have to find are completely random.
* Microtransactions: You can buy gems and special item packs this way.
* ModelDissonance: The elbow and knee joints look very strange in some clothes and poses.
* NintendoHard: The Super-Difficult Quests, intended for endgame players only.
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** The Tank: The Sword wielding Soldier and secret Rook classes. The former has "Life Up" and "Heaven's Breath" abilities that increase health, and the latter has a DrawAggro ability that makes the entire party unable to die for a few seconds, but both are rather lacking in offensive techniques, suffering from some serious MagikarpPower, as neither get high powered moves until the later growth rings.
** The Healer: The Book wielding Cleric line is an important addition to all parties; if they go down, especially fighting a boss, the whole party usually soon follows, due to lack of a steady stream of healing. They can also reduce damage to themselves and teammates and cure status effects.
** The DPS: The Lance wielding Lancer and Axe/Gun wielding Berserker classes are this. The former focuses on nuking with high power skills and SpamAttacks, and the latter sacrifices bits and pieces of their own health in exchange for super powerful buffs.
** The Status Effects Guy: The Staff wielding Mage class is this with hints of support and SquishyWizard, specializing in chipping away with decently-powered skills such as Ether Burst, while spamming Mind Trick and Mind Hack to confuse enemies, as well as buffing allies.
** The Jack Of All Stats: The Bow/Gun wielding Archer is this, having Magic Knight qualities with a movepool utilizing both stats, as well as a plethora of utilities such as [[StatusBuffDispel Balancing.]]
** The Healer: The Book wielding Cleric line is an important addition to all parties; if they go down, especially fighting a boss, the whole party usually soon follows, due to lack of a steady stream of healing. They can also reduce damage to themselves and teammates and cure status effects.
** The DPS: The Lance wielding Lancer and Axe/Gun wielding Berserker classes are this. The former focuses on nuking with high power skills and SpamAttacks, and the latter sacrifices bits and pieces of their own health in exchange for super powerful buffs.
** The Status Effects Guy: The Staff wielding Mage class is this with hints of support and SquishyWizard, specializing in chipping away with decently-powered skills such as Ether Burst, while spamming Mind Trick and Mind Hack to confuse enemies, as well as buffing allies.
** The Jack Of All Stats: The Bow/Gun wielding Archer is this, having Magic Knight qualities with a movepool utilizing both stats, as well as a plethora of utilities such as [[StatusBuffDispel Balancing.]]
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** The Tank: The Sword wielding sword-wielding Soldier and secret Rook classes. The former has "Life Up" and "Heaven's Breath" abilities that increase health, and the latter has a DrawAggro ability that makes the entire party unable to die for a few seconds, but both are rather lacking in offensive techniques, suffering from some serious MagikarpPower, as neither get high powered moves until the later growth rings.
** The Healer: TheBook wielding book-wielding Cleric line is an important addition to all parties; if they go down, especially fighting a boss, the whole party usually soon follows, due to lack of a steady stream of healing. They can also reduce damage to themselves and teammates and cure status effects.
** The DPS: TheLance wielding spear-wielding Lancer and Axe/Gun axe/gun wielding Berserker classes are this. The former focuses on nuking with high power skills and SpamAttacks, and the latter sacrifices bits and pieces of their own health in exchange for super powerful buffs.
** The Status Effects Guy: TheStaff wielding staff-wielding Mage class is this with hints of support and SquishyWizard, specializing in chipping away with decently-powered skills such as Ether Burst, while spamming Mind Trick and Mind Hack to confuse skills, casting status effects on enemies, as well as buffing allies.
** The Jack Of All Stats: TheBow/Gun wielding bow/gun-wielding Archer is this, having Magic Knight qualities with a movepool utilizing both stats, as well as a plethora of utilities such as [[StatusBuffDispel Balancing.]]
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** This is particularly rampant among early gear pieces. They come smaller these days.
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* FakeDifficulty: For many bosses, their difficulty is merely their ability and the speed at which they buff and debuff, or their ability to apply special effects. The player’s job is to figure out how to get around this.
** This actually works out quite well, since it forces players to be quick and smart about what moves to bring, when to heal, and when to Unison.
* FakeUltimateMook: Most early bosses can be defeated with little to no effort, regardless of their actual size.
** It’s quite something to see a powerful-looking event monster die with one smack.
* FantasyCharacterClasses: This is the official theme of the game, but futuristic gear exists that are more at home in a Sci-fi or Anime environment.
*GlassCannon: Archers are usually very squishy, but have many high damage attacks. Lancers and Mages are other DPS classes that are typically squishy against magic and physical attacks, respectively.
* GoodMorningCrono: The game begins with Filo greeting you after having been knocked out by a goblin.
* GunsAreWorthless: Averted, Swords are typically wielded by Soldiers, who are not primarily designed for damage. Archers and Berserkers, who use guns, are some of the best damage dealers.
** Played straight with Soldiers, who have a designated anticlass advantage against Archers.
** This actually works out quite well, since it forces players to be quick and smart about what moves to bring, when to heal, and when to Unison.
* FakeUltimateMook: Most early bosses can be defeated with little to no effort, regardless of their actual size.
** It’s quite something to see a powerful-looking event monster die with one smack.
* FantasyCharacterClasses: This is the official theme of the game, but futuristic gear exists that are more at home in a Sci-fi or Anime environment.
*GlassCannon: Archers are usually very squishy, but have many high damage attacks. Lancers and Mages are other DPS classes that are typically squishy against magic and physical attacks, respectively.
* GoodMorningCrono: The game begins with Filo greeting you after having been knocked out by a goblin.
* GunsAreWorthless: Averted, Swords are typically wielded by Soldiers, who are not primarily designed for damage. Archers and Berserkers, who use guns, are some of the best damage dealers.
** Played straight with Soldiers, who have a designated anticlass advantage against Archers.
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* BagOfHolding: Applies to your inventory and equippable items, you can use as many items as you possibly can and you’ll only see one of each type of gear on your character.
* BFS: Oh yes.
** This is particularly rampant among early gear pieces. They come smaller these days.
* BlackMage: The Archer, Lancer, Mage, and Berserker classes.
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** This is particularly rampant among early gear pieces. They come smaller these days.
* BlackMage: The Archer, Lancer, Mage, and Berserker classes.
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* ChristmasEpisode: There are special annual quests and gear for this purpose
* CombatantCooldownSystem: This is how abilities work. Different abilities vary in their execution speed and cooldown.
* ComMons: Applies to pretty much any any monster-type gear below SSR value.
* CriticalHitClass: Archers fill this role, as their signature skill, Fatal Testament, forces a critical hit, and some of their class passives increases the amount of damage their crits deal.
* DefendCommand: Exists in the form of ‘Guard,’ a default ability which halves all damage for five second. Many players ditch it in normal quests, but it is invaluable in PVP combat.
* DiscOneNuke: Many powerful weapons can be obtained via the beginner spawn. It’s incredibly easy to get an OP gear piece or monster as a newbie.
* ChristmasEpisode: There are special annual quests and gear for this purpose
* CombatantCooldownSystem: This is how abilities work. Different abilities vary in their execution speed and cooldown.
* ComMons: Applies to pretty much any any monster-type gear below SSR value.
* CriticalHitClass: Archers fill this role, as their signature skill, Fatal Testament, forces a critical hit, and some of their class passives increases the amount of damage their crits deal.
* DefendCommand: Exists in the form of ‘Guard,’ a default ability which halves all damage for five second. Many players ditch it in normal quests, but it is invaluable in PVP combat.
* DiscOneNuke: Many powerful weapons can be obtained via the beginner spawn. It’s incredibly easy to get an OP gear piece or monster as a newbie.
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* EndlessGame: The story quests technically end, but are all replayable. Event Quests cycle in and out forever, giving the player plenty to do at all times.
*EquipmentUpgrade: One of the main ways to improve your Gear Score. Options include infusion (increasing the max level of a certain piece with like gear), and plusing (Augmenting ‘+1’ gear into other gear).
* FakeBalance: Every class is supposed to have an ‘anticlass’ that they are vulnerable to, but this was always more in theory than in practice. In later updates, this concept has been more or less cast aside.
*EquipmentUpgrade: One of the main ways to improve your Gear Score. Options include infusion (increasing the max level of a certain piece with like gear), and plusing (Augmenting ‘+1’ gear into other gear).
* FakeBalance: Every class is supposed to have an ‘anticlass’ that they are vulnerable to, but this was always more in theory than in practice. In later updates, this concept has been more or less cast aside.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The monsters from the Super-Difficult quests have the highest F2P base stats, making them great for winning Unison Battles, but are also very high cost and don’t have the best effects.
* BackgroundMusicOverride: This happens on the boss wave of many quests.
* BackgroundMusicOverride: This happens on the boss wave of many quests.
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* AddressingThePlayer: Happens in story quests. Your name is filled in on various pieces of dialogue. (Sadly, all the pronouns are male, as the game does not distinguish that.)
* AIRoulette: Happens often with CPU players, especially Clerics, who will many times use a useless basic attack when everyone needs healing.
* AmbidextrousSprite: Applies in full force for any asymmetrical outfit.
** Especially glaring for any eyepatches or hair clips.
* AllegedlyFreeGame: With weekly releases of better monsters and more powerful gear, it can take a bit of money to stay relevant.
** The standard cost for a quality monster has nearly doubled since the game released!
** Although, formerly useless old monsters can now be elevated to OP status with the Englightening feature.
* AIRoulette: Happens often with CPU players, especially Clerics, who will many times use a useless basic attack when everyone needs healing.
* AmbidextrousSprite: Applies in full force for any asymmetrical outfit.
** Especially glaring for any eyepatches or hair clips.
* AllegedlyFreeGame: With weekly releases of better monsters and more powerful gear, it can take a bit of money to stay relevant.
** The standard cost for a quality monster has nearly doubled since the game released!
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* AndYourRewardIsInteriorDecorating: A useful example: equipping better furniture boosts your stats and resistance to status ailments.
* ArmorAndMagicDontMix: Sort of; Any class can wear armor, but mages and clerics get passive stat boosts from wearing clothing-type gear.
* ArmorAndMagicDontMix: Sort of; Any class can wear armor, but mages and clerics get passive stat boosts from wearing clothing-type gear.
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* AdamSmithHatesYourGuts: Shown with the purple infusions, which cost significantly more gold and Ether Droplets than normal ones do.
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** The DPS: The Lance wielding Lancer and Sword wielding Berserker classes are this. The former focuses on nuking with high power skills and SpamAttacks, and the latter sacrifices bits and pieces of their own health in exchange for super powerful buffs.
** The Status Effects Guy: The Staff/ wielding Mage class is this with hints of support and SquishyWizard, specializing in chipping away with decently-powered skills such as Ether Burst, while spamming Mind Trick and Mind Hack to confuse enemies, as well as buffing allies.
** The Jack Of All Stats: The Bow/Gun wielding Archer is this, having Magic Knight qualities with a movepool utilizing both stats, as well as a plethora of utilities such as [[StatusBuffDispel]] Balancing.
** The Status Effects Guy: The Staff/ wielding Mage class is this with hints of support and SquishyWizard, specializing in chipping away with decently-powered skills such as Ether Burst, while spamming Mind Trick and Mind Hack to confuse enemies, as well as buffing allies.
** The Jack Of All Stats: The Bow/Gun wielding Archer is this, having Magic Knight qualities with a movepool utilizing both stats, as well as a plethora of utilities such as [[StatusBuffDispel]] Balancing.
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** The DPS: The Lance wielding Lancer and Sword Axe/Gun wielding Berserker classes are this. The former focuses on nuking with high power skills and SpamAttacks, and the latter sacrifices bits and pieces of their own health in exchange for super powerful buffs.
** The Status Effects Guy: TheStaff/ Staff wielding Mage class is this with hints of support and SquishyWizard, specializing in chipping away with decently-powered skills such as Ether Burst, while spamming Mind Trick and Mind Hack to confuse enemies, as well as buffing allies.
** The Jack Of All Stats: The Bow/Gun wielding Archer is this, having Magic Knight qualities with a movepool utilizing both stats, as well as a plethora of utilities such as[[StatusBuffDispel]] Balancing. [[StatusBuffDispel Balancing.]]
** The Status Effects Guy: The
** The Jack Of All Stats: The Bow/Gun wielding Archer is this, having Magic Knight qualities with a movepool utilizing both stats, as well as a plethora of utilities such as
* BlackMagicianGirl: Tistino, who's supposed to be the NPC representing the Mage class.
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* KingMook: The Asahime is this to the normal Morning Glory, being much bigger and having more potent pollen due to absorbing way too much Ether.
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* KingMook: The Asahime is this to the normal Morning Glory, being much bigger and having more potent pollen due to absorbing way too much Ether.Ether.
* StoneWall: The Rook class, which is unique in that it's kind of lacking in the skills department, but makes up for it by having a potent LifeDrain attack to keep them running well, and a special skill that makes it that the entire party ''cannot die.''
* StoneWall: The Rook class, which is unique in that it's kind of lacking in the skills department, but makes up for it by having a potent LifeDrain attack to keep them running well, and a special skill that makes it that the entire party ''cannot die.''
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''Unison League'' is a [[AllegedlyFreeGame free to play]] MMORPG game available on Google Play and the App Store.
The plot goes as follows: You wake up an amnesiac in a field outside of Haumaforte, one of the biggest cities in the land. A girl named Filo appears, claiming she's your sister, and, seeing how you've [[BagOfSpilling lost all your combat prowess]], teaches you some basic fighting techniques. You then get called back to Haumaforte by Lord Falsa, leader of the Master Guild, to defend the city from recent monster attacks. This kickstarts an adventure spanning multiple continents to find out the Celestials' hidden agenda, uncover what's behind the mysterious dark Ether, save the Master Guild from being disbanded, and much, much more.
Gameplay is similar to a lot of RPG games on the market, however, battles take place in real time. You equip up to any four skills you've learned [[CantDropTheHero (the fifth is always taken by Attack)]] and go into battle with up to five other players (any empty slots are filled by CPU players.) Once your Unison gauge is filled, you can use one of up to five Monsters you have equipped to attack or provide a big buff to the party, and during a short intermission before the attack, other players can use their Monsters and make the attack more powerful. If the elements of at least two monsters match, a Unison Attack is performed, a powerful finishing move that calls one of the seven Great Spirits down for aid.
NeedsWikiMagicLove.
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* AnAdventurerIsYou: With a twist! The following classes all have skills learned with a currency called "Proficiency" earned from quests. However, you aren't stuck to one class, as you can mix and match all the abilities you've learned. Lancer using Ether Exchange? Sure! Mage using Imaginary Shot? Why not? Archer using Heaven's Breath? Go ahead! This can allow you to adapt to quests very well, such as using [[StatusBuffDispel]] Balancing on a boss that boosts its stats to insane levels, or Ether Exchange to give you that extra Cost to muscle through a boss.
** The Tank: The Sword wielding Soldier and secret Rook classes. The former has "Life Up" and "Heaven's Breath" abilities that increase health, and the latter has a DrawAggro ability that makes the entire party unable to die for a few seconds, but both are rather lacking in offensive techniques, suffering from some serious MagikarpPower, as neither get high powered moves until the later growth rings.
** The Healer: The Book wielding Cleric line is an important addition to all parties; if they go down, especially fighting a boss, the whole party usually soon follows, due to lack of a steady stream of healing. They can also reduce damage to themselves and teammates and cure status effects.
** The DPS: The Lance wielding Lancer and Sword wielding Berserker classes are this. The former focuses on nuking with high power skills and SpamAttacks, and the latter sacrifices bits and pieces of their own health in exchange for super powerful buffs.
** The Status Effects Guy: The Staff/ wielding Mage class is this with hints of support and SquishyWizard, specializing in chipping away with decently-powered skills such as Ether Burst, while spamming Mind Trick and Mind Hack to confuse enemies, as well as buffing allies.
** The Jack Of All Stats: The Bow/Gun wielding Archer is this, having Magic Knight qualities with a movepool utilizing both stats, as well as a plethora of utilities such as [[StatusBuffDispel]] Balancing.
** The Resource Master: The Treasure Hunter is this, increasing the unit and Gold drop rate or applying particularly debilitating debuffs with its attacks, as well as being a veritable Swiss Army Knife on the non combat side, being able to refresh debuffs and status effects, increase allies Unison power, and more.
* ElementalRockPaperScissors: Fire beats Wind, Wind beats Water, and Water beats Fire. Light and Dark beat each other, as well as Time. Time beats Star, Star beats Light and Dark.
* MascotMook: The Limimins are this for the game, appearing in lots of promotional artwork and Monster art. Strangely enough, they both function as TheGoomba and MetalSlimes of this game, the weak mook form coming in six elements, and having Gold, EXP, and Skill variants which are used for selling, augmenting gear, and skilling up gear, respectively. There are also Roshimin and Angelmin variants, which, while they can't be captured, can be felled to earn a ton of Proficiency and User EXP, respectively.
* KingMook: The Asahime is this to the normal Morning Glory, being much bigger and having more potent pollen due to absorbing way too much Ether.
The plot goes as follows: You wake up an amnesiac in a field outside of Haumaforte, one of the biggest cities in the land. A girl named Filo appears, claiming she's your sister, and, seeing how you've [[BagOfSpilling lost all your combat prowess]], teaches you some basic fighting techniques. You then get called back to Haumaforte by Lord Falsa, leader of the Master Guild, to defend the city from recent monster attacks. This kickstarts an adventure spanning multiple continents to find out the Celestials' hidden agenda, uncover what's behind the mysterious dark Ether, save the Master Guild from being disbanded, and much, much more.
Gameplay is similar to a lot of RPG games on the market, however, battles take place in real time. You equip up to any four skills you've learned [[CantDropTheHero (the fifth is always taken by Attack)]] and go into battle with up to five other players (any empty slots are filled by CPU players.) Once your Unison gauge is filled, you can use one of up to five Monsters you have equipped to attack or provide a big buff to the party, and during a short intermission before the attack, other players can use their Monsters and make the attack more powerful. If the elements of at least two monsters match, a Unison Attack is performed, a powerful finishing move that calls one of the seven Great Spirits down for aid.
NeedsWikiMagicLove.
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* AnAdventurerIsYou: With a twist! The following classes all have skills learned with a currency called "Proficiency" earned from quests. However, you aren't stuck to one class, as you can mix and match all the abilities you've learned. Lancer using Ether Exchange? Sure! Mage using Imaginary Shot? Why not? Archer using Heaven's Breath? Go ahead! This can allow you to adapt to quests very well, such as using [[StatusBuffDispel]] Balancing on a boss that boosts its stats to insane levels, or Ether Exchange to give you that extra Cost to muscle through a boss.
** The Tank: The Sword wielding Soldier and secret Rook classes. The former has "Life Up" and "Heaven's Breath" abilities that increase health, and the latter has a DrawAggro ability that makes the entire party unable to die for a few seconds, but both are rather lacking in offensive techniques, suffering from some serious MagikarpPower, as neither get high powered moves until the later growth rings.
** The Healer: The Book wielding Cleric line is an important addition to all parties; if they go down, especially fighting a boss, the whole party usually soon follows, due to lack of a steady stream of healing. They can also reduce damage to themselves and teammates and cure status effects.
** The DPS: The Lance wielding Lancer and Sword wielding Berserker classes are this. The former focuses on nuking with high power skills and SpamAttacks, and the latter sacrifices bits and pieces of their own health in exchange for super powerful buffs.
** The Status Effects Guy: The Staff/ wielding Mage class is this with hints of support and SquishyWizard, specializing in chipping away with decently-powered skills such as Ether Burst, while spamming Mind Trick and Mind Hack to confuse enemies, as well as buffing allies.
** The Jack Of All Stats: The Bow/Gun wielding Archer is this, having Magic Knight qualities with a movepool utilizing both stats, as well as a plethora of utilities such as [[StatusBuffDispel]] Balancing.
** The Resource Master: The Treasure Hunter is this, increasing the unit and Gold drop rate or applying particularly debilitating debuffs with its attacks, as well as being a veritable Swiss Army Knife on the non combat side, being able to refresh debuffs and status effects, increase allies Unison power, and more.
* ElementalRockPaperScissors: Fire beats Wind, Wind beats Water, and Water beats Fire. Light and Dark beat each other, as well as Time. Time beats Star, Star beats Light and Dark.
* MascotMook: The Limimins are this for the game, appearing in lots of promotional artwork and Monster art. Strangely enough, they both function as TheGoomba and MetalSlimes of this game, the weak mook form coming in six elements, and having Gold, EXP, and Skill variants which are used for selling, augmenting gear, and skilling up gear, respectively. There are also Roshimin and Angelmin variants, which, while they can't be captured, can be felled to earn a ton of Proficiency and User EXP, respectively.
* KingMook: The Asahime is this to the normal Morning Glory, being much bigger and having more potent pollen due to absorbing way too much Ether.