Orpheus's FS Cardinal Guide / Content: Difference between revisions

Orpheus (talk | contribs)
No edit summary
Tag: Manual revert
Orpheus (talk | contribs)
No edit summary
Line 194: Line 194:
This is your primary Trait for reducing incoming physical damage.
This is your primary Trait for reducing incoming physical damage.
Before calculating physical defense, it reduces normal physical damage taken by %.
Before calculating physical defense, it reduces normal physical damage taken by %.
'''Note: Resist Penetration effects are limited to 50%.'''


<big>'''WIS (Wisdom)'''</big>
<big>'''WIS (Wisdom)'''</big>
Line 207: Line 206:


Before calculating the magic defense, it reduces the normal magic damage received by %.
Before calculating the magic defense, it reduces the normal magic damage received by %.
'''Note: Magic Resist Penetration effects are limited to 50%.
 
'''
<big>'''CON (Concentration)'''</big>
 
CON provides utility
Each point grants:
 
+2 FLEE
 
The additional FLEE can be useful in certain situations, but CON is generally a lower priority compared to WIS, STA, and CRT for a Full Support Cardinal.


<big>'''CRT (Creative)'''</big>
<big>'''CRT (Creative)'''</big>
Line 229: Line 235:


'''(I usually prefer to get STA first as it gives you alot of Max HP with the Nebula Equipment.)''' - As always, feel free to adjust these priorities based on your equipment, party composition, and the type of content you enjoy the most.
'''(I usually prefer to get STA first as it gives you alot of Max HP with the Nebula Equipment.)''' - As always, feel free to adjust these priorities based on your equipment, party composition, and the type of content you enjoy the most.
Research Note: A friend of mine, Fuka, suggested an alternative Trait distribution of 110 STA / 110 WIS / 72 CON instead of investing the remaining points into CRT. The additional CON provides extra FLEE, which may offer better overall survivability in certain situations. However, I haven't done much testing to confidently say whether this setup outperforms 72 CRT. For now, I still recommend the CRT route, but this is definitely something I'd like to research further and may update in the future as more testing is done.


== '''Gear Progression''' ==
== '''Gear Progression''' ==