Metaphor: ReFantazio – The Best Magic Build

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Metaphor: ReFantazio – The Best Magic Build

Your search for the best Magic build in Metaphor: ReFantazio is over with this guide. We’re here to provide you with all of the Metaphor builds tips you’ll need to melt your enemies: this time, with the power of Magic.

The beauty of Metaphor: ReFantazio is the multitude of choices you get when trying to build your ideal party. This game approaches it a bit differently, giving you more flexibility, especially with how you build the main character.

Magic is one of the more flexible Metaphor builds. Let’s break down the essentials of creating the ultimate Magic build, covering everything from the best Metaphor party members to the most useful equipment you shouldn’t go without.

The Best Magic Build Overview

The best Magic build requires some planning to formulate but is well worth it.

In this Atlus title, Magic-focused builds give you a lot of access to all kinds of elemental skills. In other words, you’ve got the best arsenal of tools to target specific ****** weaknesses and keep your damage high and consistent.

This build does fall short in physical attacks (it can’t do Strike, Pierce, or Slash damage), but it’s an extremely useful build to have early game thanks to the overall power of Magic skills, especially Synthesis.

Magic Build Best Skills

There are a few skills in Metaphor that every Magic build user should have.

As a Magic-build user, you’ll be relying on elemental, support, and passive skills to amplify your damage and your team’s survivability. Here’s a quick breakdown of some of the skills you’ll definitely want to have:

Skill	Description
Magic Font	Raises the user’s max MP by 15%
Shield Blessing	While *******/Defence or Hit/Evasion are buffed, recover a significant amount of MP every turn
Magic Circle	Increases Magic skill ******* by 10%.
Marakukaja	Increases Magic Skill ******* by 10%.

Magic Build Best Archetype

The best Archetype to go with entirely depends on your preferences.

For Magic builds, we’d recommend either the Mage, Masked Dancer, or Healer Archetypes.

You’ll have access to the Mage early on in the game, giving you the ability to cast attacks like **** and Blizz. Using the Inheritance ability, you can give it more elemental attacks, making it an all-rounder for targeting elemental weaknesses on enemies.

The Masked Dancer, on the other hand, is a solid choice for exploiting elemental resistances. You can force upon enemies a one-time weakness. Plus, the Mask accessories will let you use skills from other Archetypes.

The Healer is a support Archetype, making it ideal for a Magic build that’s more support-oriented. It specializes in light magic and can boost MP if you’re stuck in a long battle.

Magic Build Best Equipment

The right equipment may be difficult to obtain depending on your in-game progress.

To maximize your impact on the battlefield, try picking gear that compliments the Magic user’s skills and stats. Here are a few of our recommendations for Magic equipment.

*******:	Yggdrasil Staff
	Heroine’s Fan
Armor:	Hero’s Cuirass
	Cardinal Dragon Robe
Accessories:	Full Moon Medal
	Mirror of Assiah
Gear:	Knight’s Last Stand
	Surgeon Greaves

Magic Build’s Best Role

Understanding the role of a Magic user in your party will help you max out their potential.

Magic builds generally focus on dealing as much damage as possible while also being flexible support. It depends on how you’re going about your build and what equipment and skills are accessible to you.

We’d recommend focusing on exploiting elemental weaknesses if you’re going ahead with a Magic-centric build, making bosses like Undead Grius easier to take down quickly.

As we mentioned earlier, the power of Inheritance will let you put elemental attacks of different types on a single character, making them a jack-of-all-trades and great at targeting specific weaknesses.

Even with a Magic-focused build on the Healer Archetype, you can focus on being a Healer when needed without skimping out on dishing some damage when the team needs it. It’s a build that keeps your character versatile.

Plus, since Magic attacks don’t have their damage affected by the character’s position, you can keep your Magic build users in the back row and others in the front to ensure you don’t lose out on damage.

With that, we’ve reached the end of this guide. If you’d like to see more Metaphor ReFantazio guides or get Metaphor ReFantazio help on a specific subject, feel free to leave us a comment below!

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