Arcanist/Runemaster can get bonus TP and free energy, which never hurt a caster. You can sub into medic for additional healing, or into Nightseeker for, at the very least, Shadow Cloak and Not Getting Killed. Fort sub automatically grants durability to a character, if nothing else, and... well, you ...

I was just feeling bored and looking around, but to be perfectly frank I cannot read well enough tonight to go through an entire thread to figure out the current condition.

So is this a "going" thing now? You're doing it in this thread?

Well, yeah of course you don't need a medic. If you sub everyone into Bushi/Fortress combos, slash have enough Burst-filling/Burst Saver to toss around Calm Breath all the time, you can totally get by without a medic. Also, I somehow can't bring myself to make an Arcanist just for healing. It feels ...

Honestly, you can just shove every single Throw, spread included, onto a Nightseeker and then give them Ailment Boost/TP Return. Bam, huge luck, free statuses, and oh right possibly 700+ damage/turn, possible against every single enemy , for the net cost of 1 TP. Yeah they are pretty amazing some da...

Patch up is handy for basically everything but FOE and boss fights. I'd do a Patch Up/Healing only character, except by the time that made sense I already had too many opponents hitting lines/everyone, or throwing out statuses I didn't want to hold onto the whole fight.

Seriously? I took Patch Up first, since there's nothing but random encounters early on. 's only eight levels, and you won't really need Line Heal for the first area.

I used royals instead, but when I did use a Monk, I bought exactly enough Blood Return and Revive to make raising my allies a negative TP investment. That was the BEST thing about monks. Also- Bracing Walk is, when mastered, objectively better than Patch up in every way except for being attached to ...

Fortresses can be used on the back line with exactly one loss, their class skill, and their attack skill tree is pretty interesting this time. There's also a lot of different ways to achieve your defense. Landknecht end up being the second-tankiest class you're likely to have after a bit, but yeah, ...

I have the EOIII one sitting on my PC, but my upload speeds are too abysmal to put it up right now, sorry. I'm pretty sure there's a link somewhere on the forums here though?

I meant the 130% number, whiiiiich, judging from a bit of testing I managed to do, is "130% over the course of 3 turns." However, it's only slightly weaker than the medic's Line Heal that costs the same, and activating for 3 turns, when subbed onto a medic with their skill mastery, works g...

What I need is in-battle healing, not out of battle. Out of battle healing is the simplest to handle, between Patch Up, Bracing Walk, Bandage, and the like.

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Oh shit, is that 130% heal thing on Regen Waltz "across all 3~5 turns" or "every turn"?

Trying to build a medic is becoming a horrifying clusterfuck. Why can't we have Princess's passive healing this time, too? Sigh. I've been trying to build each character around one skill, or specific set of very similar skills, and a big chain of related and beneficial passives. The Night/Arcanist w...

The official site has them in previews, but I've had no luck finding straight images or anything. Eventually someone will probably get a sprite rip, though.

Yeah, I'd honestly agree that EOIV is the easiest so far. Having doubled back to play 3 for a bit, I can also say the Exp per level is so so much easier to meet, the FOEs mostly lost their bullcrap respawn setups, and, among other things, they've got the caves as basically designated training areas ...