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When it attacked him, it actually moved into Retica’s range and I lead him to shoot at it as well when Thage’s turn comes up. Raki strikes back at the Caprus that hit him. We need to get rid of it, so we can damage him.Ī piercing attack should make short work of that aura. The near Aquamote also moves up, which is really better than fine because we want to lure it nearer to our party. The nearest Caprus meanwhile moves over and manages to hit Raki, which is fine really. After that, we start advancing everyone up to support Raki. This sets it up for Thage to knock it down, which gets her to level ten, one shy of her Class Change. We start out by charging the near Dawnwalker with Raki and smashing it hard. Thage as always stays behind Raki at the start to keep her safe and set up a brutal one-two punch right off the bat. Same formation as last time, though we’re in a different order. He’s vulnerable to Fire and Pierce attacks, so we either want to try and get him very low and hit him with a Pyro II or use Raki as part of a Combo to bring him low. This increases his attack power while he’s Bleeding, so we want to be careful about doing that. He’s also got the really interesting skill called Desperation. He can Bleed targets and has a powerful area of attack move called Astral Slash. He’s a tough physical attacker with an impressive basic attack level, which we’ll see later. The Moon Belator is an interesting enemy. There are two Dawnwalkers, two Velox, two Caprus, two Aquamotes, and the Moon Belator. We’re up against a lot of familiar Majin here. We’ve got the same team as last time, we’ve only got six people so there’s not much choice.

Part 48: Stratum 1: Omens Part 2 Boss: Moon Belator The superstitious tales of ‘were-wolves’, men who become monsters at the full moon, may have been inspired by a particularly brutal Majin known to appear on moonlit nights and slaughter passersby.