After 8 years I still come back to watch this video. It's fantastic

If Wereowls were a player in Magic: The Gathering, theyd be a blue mage. Dispel = Counterspell

great video! replaying the game and wanted to use werefoxes but didn't really know how. thanks!

Great video

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Quick cast + trinity rain + 2 wereowls doing restore + quick impetus + double cast. Complete with shaman lowering defenses or familiar choker or true strike or Sergeant giving 100% crit.

Owls represent wisdom, or in gamer lingo, Big-Brain moments.

Thanks for this video, you’re really good at explaining it

Actually, I don't even use Wereowl's restore. Wereowl + the elven twins will wipe everything in their path. In coliseum, their strongest skill is quick dispel, not restore.

The tactics system reminds me of coding else if statements or switch statements.

This video is great especially because i am atm struggling with unit comp

I found them much more useful than clerics since they pair really well with extremely offensive teams, couldn't do anything but laugh at my 3 cavalry 2 wereowl team doing 20 knight's pursuit per battle, they are also perfect for disarming those "witch ice coffin" team comps the game likes to throw at you here and there

Radiant knight: Cover the back row Alaine and his stupid ass luminous cover: Allow me to introduce myself

werefox is a good example of mediocre when used but utterly annoying when the enemy spams them.

Mid game Thieves struggles because majority of enemies either have multi hit attacks or true strike but it you endure the mid game and invest on them on the late game they'll be dodging literally everything thanks to some high level items.

Radiant knight: Protect Back row form Magic attack Alain and his stupid ass luminous cover: Allow me to introduce myself....

honestly most units in the game are very tedious to minmax where the work is not as rewarding as just spamming 3 cavalries, or 3 sellswords or 3 wyvern knights who would obliterate most enemy teams. Feels like units epsecialy mercs in Albion and Bastorias are very unintersting and unexplored due to the fact that you get them way late in the game. and adding them to your team woud probably open alot of possible team comps yes but again not as rewarding as just spamming the same units 3 times in one team. Feesl ike these units are intended to be used by enemies and spam 5 of them each wave they throw at you.

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I like this video game. Best from Atlus and Sega. I was playing this for two weeks, training my army, got Amalia early for greater combat chances, and enjoyed the story. Been all over the place to get different fighters. I use the first to second to third turn conditions to help since I need to outsmart the enemies.

I love your editing of the relevant UI into the background gameplay.

Do you have let’s play video of this game? Cus I want to spend 20-30 hr. watching you play.

I've found it useful to target positions or types when trying to buff specific individuals. As with the Witch's magic conferral; if you have a line of 3 in back and a tank up front; you can have your conditions to be "Back Row" and "Cavalry" if you want to target the Doom knight that's in the back row while ignoring the Sainted knight in the front row. If you end up with another cavalry in the back, this will target whichever goes first, or you can set the conditions to "Back Row" and "Full Column" to make sure that you target the unit behind the Sainted knight (in our example, using the Sainted knight in front as a tank). If you have 5 units in the squad and the back row has multiple of the same, my suggestion would be to initiative fix them individually so you know which will go first and will thus get the buff.

If the great knight is for travelling purpose, you already have wereowl that have flying which ignores a lot of things, featheredbow would be better for blinding dps and a dodge tank but if you're after the wild rush which is still strong..

There isna mothernfcking tactics loadout!!!???????? I cleared prettybmuch 50% of the game and about to enter the hard part and this is the firstntime ive heard of it!?

The ability to hit a whole column is underrated, and poisoning is an excellent cherry on top. Travis is a better evade tank, but his damage isn't as good as the Foxes. Putting them on the same team is the best of both worlds to me.

I wish we got more unit slots. I dont feel comfortable having story characters on the bench. Even if you have all 10 unit slots fully upgraded and everyone promoted, I still had about 1000 honors by the time I completed the game and just started spending them by arbitrarily hiring mercs to guard towns.

Impressive buidn gonna need to test it out! thanks! Btw can you tell me what music you used at the start of the video please? Thx in advance!

For me, there is no practical reason to build a Rogue for DPS, at best it can after a full round has occurred, start killing 1 enemy for 1 AP a turn with too much PP cost and setup. It basically plays 5th fiddle as a DPS build, below Breaker, Great Knight, Landsknecht that can easily self buff + sweep or any AOE build. But it's nice that you can make a DPS Rogue build, but we are doing it as a fun gimmick, not actually recommended for those that struggle at the game.

You can take take it a step further and use the Lapis Pendant, and the White and Black Cat-Hood to use the skill Quick Impetus for your Juggernaut.

You probably know this already, but for Chole and Ridiel I would make sure they both has at least one Blue PP so when the fight ends Chole will use first aid on Ridiel so it trigger Ridiel's selfless heal and heal the partly. Also for your Virginia You can take take it a step further and use the Lapis Pendant, and the White and Black Cat-Hood to use the skill Quick Impetus for your Juggernaut.

IMO these arent the 2 best ways the rogue. Their best roles: 1. debuff with shadowbite for dmg mitigation. 2. evade tanking. combine with power belt or defensive gauntlet/ring to ensure he survives truestrikes. Theres really no point in building rogues for dmg. Master's gauntlets are better on board nukers like the lindes, yunifi, hilda, rolf or mandrin (w/trappers bow). Toxic throw is crap except for galerius while active steal is just costly (since it just steals 1 AP) which makes it niche (again just useful vs. galerius). Passive steal is useful and cheap, especially vs. amalia and if you have spare AP after a shadowbite On the werewolf, its easy to place him on any squad. Basically, dont look at him as a dmg dealer but as support (like a poor mans gilbert who can do dmg). You want Govil to go early and to be on the same row as your board nuker. Then he goes early, buffs the board nuker with bestral howl and weakens an enemy. Then, he wraps up after the board nuker with killing pursuit.

Virginia was already good pre-update so I'm confident with better gear and fine tuning some tactics, it could be a lot better and viable than it is already.

How did you make your herald banner like that?

Great video :) A Virginia setup I really like so far is Parry Shield, Phantom Shield, and 4 passive points. The synergy with parry shield and the rest of her kit is super nice!

i think this is inefficient as building around a single-target striker is inefficient. better to build around board nukes or at the very least row/column nukers like the great knight you have there. virginia is better off as the tank instead of the team's main offense. though yes for fun, it works.

Is there a replacement unit for the werewolf if you don't have access to them yet that will still make the squad useful?

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Thanks for the upload - you have some really clever tactics. I appreciate the breakdown on individual skills, it certainly taught me a few things.

its all fun and games till you have 10+ skill, i hope they make tactic slot unlimited or more complex tactic set up

I only thought about putting Berserkers in the backline literally at the end of the game when I wanted to remake all my units for the final battle. Morard was such a bad tank for the unique (named) Bestral unit, so I put him in the backline with Remona. I wish I did that with Bruno way before. Bruno's unit was always the worst when it comes to survival because he's both the tank and the DPS in his team.

The initiative buff is the most powerful aspect of wereowl. It's like a lips ring that's not a start of battle skill (so you can have other more OP start of battle skills), that costs 2 AP and doesn't use PP leaving her with PP for utility.

Me sitting here for 20 minutes trying to set everyones tactics to what i want them to do then i get in a battle and no one does what i want so if a skill cost 3 AP and i use the skill once then the mage or witch for example then thats it i cant do anything else the the rest of the fight and PP determines how many turns you have per fight? Im so confused this games awesome im late game albion but i feel like me not understanding how to make these tactics work im loosing out on alot of enjoyment like being able to make some crazy unit that destroys everything

I just like that as a leader she provides flight and assisted heals

I use the wereowl in pvp exclusively for Quick Dispel + Tailwind and it is VERY good in that role

This is the one unit in the game i just cannot get behind. I can make them sort of function in a bestral unit. I'll try them again later as a second flying unit and see if that works better.

The one annoyance is with their low HP and flying vulnerability to arrows, they take insane damage from arrow assists to the point a single arrow volley will take out the wereowl before they can even do anything in combat. One of my most effective teams was full Bestral (surprise surprise). One Werebear and one Werefox in front, then Werewolf, Wereowl and second Werefox in back. One fox is dodge tank, back fox is support. Wereowl Restore's supports fox's PP after she uses Lip's Ring to grant my low initiative Werebear max initiative for 3PP, which then allows him to use his Sniper's Amber Lens to give guaranteed hit and guaranteed crit with either his Round Swing which will take out any fliers or scouts or swordmasters without fail, or Earthshaker if his HP is under half to hit everyone super hard. Also, gave my owl the Old Witch's Ring to negate a magic attack against them to give +2PP (which...sadly never procs because the magic enemies are usually dead because after werebear attacks, werefoxes quickly attacks, follows up and then werewolf finishes things off. Owl also has Cardinal's Mace for Holy Cradle- front row in case of magic users and back row in case of archers. Granted this is Tactician and not Expert or True Zenoiran, but I had to stop using the team 'cause they steamrolled everything except a heavily armored front row or an enemy wereowl that dispelled the Lip's Ring buff at the start. Though even without it, the team did rather well.

foxes are arguably the worst bestral (her or werebears) but still a decent evade tank that has blinds. The issue is there are alot of better evade tanks and alot of better blinders. Main edge for them is they are an evade tank that can use the best weapon type in the game (spears). I do think bestrals are solid. Werewolves in particular are underrated and are misunderstood..

Agreed berserkers are for the backline. They are nukers. Not tanks. Excellent when joined by a sorceress or elven archer. Cavalry slayer prevents dmg because you remove AP. you can just set it to cavalry->1 AP or more. This means you dont need to heal because the enemy loses their attack.

Wereowls are one of the 2 most annoying enemies in the game. Good healer, tank and support. A-tier. My fave partner for the wereowl is a featherbow (raenys) for more shining winds. Put both in the frontline and add the nuker with masters gauntlets to fill up that row.