The Anti-Messiah will pretty much use his turns to buff up the other enemies, so if you don’t want that happening, then quickly take him out. Past that, you will find some Behemoths, who despite having very low water resistance, nullifies it thanks to Water Management. That leaves Weaken (the Black Pudding can inflict it on your characters if they attack while next to it), Paralysis, Sleep and Amnesia none of these are as bad as Poison, but Weaken can be a pain if you have stat-appropriate characters for this map. The biggest problem is definitely Poison, so if you have Poison Vaccine, equip it to cut off that damage source.
The first part of the stage will likely be you trying to battle the ailments that the Unknown, Imp, Zombie, Shrooms and Black Pudding can inflict on your characters. If your strongest character(s) are mages, then you can alleviate this problem by hitting them with spells, which have good height requirements. The biggest problem with this stage is that it’s set up in such a way that the enemies can hit you with attacks from the upper platforms. Also, make sure you don’t attack her from behind, since Fluffy Barrier reduces damage from behind by 50%. As for the boss, she has Star/Mega Star, as well as a boost to Star damage. The Space Knights have access up to the Giga-tier for the three elementals, and have Evilities that increase their elemental damage. Also, the Liliths can be quite troublesome enemies, since they have access to Charm, meaning that your own characters will be fighting one another, which can prove fatal if they are extremely powerful. The wondrous and spectacular Diamond Knights have returned, who will sit there and be annoying with their defensive abilities. The two Desperados have Poison Vaccine, so they won’t be affected by the Nether Effect should you decide to keep it. On the enemy’s first turn, the Lord Cat God will Magichange with the Archer, making the Archer more resilient to attacks from your humanoid characters. The two Shadow Masters know a lot of ailment skills, so they should be gotten rid of first, followed by the two Behemoths, due to their resistance-reducing Evilities. Poisondise Carnage Stage ¶Īs soon as you get a level in the Bonus Gauge, you should summon your Netherworld to get rid of the Netherworld Effect, allowing your characters to stand on the purple water without fear of being poisoned. As for the boss, despite having an extra 25% resistance in the three elements, it is still weak to fire. The Saint will likely just sit back and buff the other enemies, as well as heal anyone that is hurt. The Mage and the Skull both know up to Omega Star, as well as up to Omega in another element (Mage is Wind and Skill is Ice).
You’ll want to save the Ra as one of the last enemies you defeat, due to Grief Shout lowering your defense by 30% for three turns.
The Orcs are only troublesome because of their Goddess of Orc skill, which can inflict Charm. The fewer characters you use, the less trouble you’ll have from the Battle Masters. However, if you have a very strong healer, you can use a healing spell on them, since Undead reverses the effects of healing. The bad thing about the Zombies is that they have Regeneration, meaning 30% of the damage you inflict on them is returned as healing. The latter are still weak to elemental magic, so mages are ideal here, especially considering the Zombies are weak to fire. The two enemies you want to keep an eye on at the beginning of the fight, especially if you don’t have resistance to poison, are the Zombies and Black Puddings. However, if there are enemies standing next to her while she’s defending, they do take less damage. While the Diamond Knight is annoying, she doesn’t have the Evility that gives it more defense when she is defending. The Orcs and Odin get a boost from each other being on the map (as well as from the Imp), so it might be best to go after them first. It’s best to save the Eryndoms for later, as when you kill them, they will fill the Revenge Gauge of any remaining enemies by 20% and since there’s three of them, that’s 60%. The only problem with the Rabbits is Hidden Valley, which might boost their speed by a lot, depending on where they are standing. The Azazel doesn’t have much working for it, besides some of its skills being able to inflict Weaken, which is not good for any of the battles in the CD.
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