Finishing off weakened opponents with a physical attack may have its uses, though, and who knows when they’ll need a spare Banana or Candy. Moving last means a larger chance to get hit hard. Though switching turns so they move last for a stronger attack may be good in theory, it’d be much easier and faster to just use a powerful attack to begin with. Be wary.Ĭaution: Mages are surprisingly fast. Blocking damage to protect their frail bodies can certainly help, and attacking twice? Say no more! But Mages don’t have a way to heal themselves outside of items, so refusing healing would be a bad way to go out if up against powerful enemies or bosses. Stubborn: Mages are very similar to Warriors in this regard. Between falling asleep at times and distracting enemies, there are better things a Mage could be doing, like attacking with powerful spells. This one works really well, I’d say.Īirheaded: Lowering an opponent’s guard can be useful, but it only works for the regular attack, which should hardly be used as a Mage. As well, the chance of extra damage is amazing, and saving MP will still deliver a very powerful spell. Hiding behind a more bulky ally can really save you, and you can still ignore status. Laid-Back: For a frailer class? Yeah, it works. Tripping increase their physical damage rather well (when they need to use it, of course), and restoring an ally’s MP and surviving a fatal hit can help keep the battle going. At least it won’t happen often, since it only happens when using the basic attack.Įnergetic: Nothing inherently wrong here. Since they need to deal damage, the chance to spare monsters is also not the best idea to have. The need to jump in front of a wounded ally is good, but mages are frail (frailer than Warriors) and as such shouldn’t be sacrificing their lives when they should just blast the opponent to kingdom come. Kind: This could be a bit problematic for mages. That said, though they can easily increase their dealt damage with Cool, it makes them use their comparatively abysmal physical attack, when they should just blast the opponent with magic. Being able to dodge attacks and ignore status ailments will help keep your Mage alive and keep their damage up. Very all-around.Ĭool: Due to being more frail than some other jobs, this personality can certainly help. They maybe a bit squishy, but are decently fast.

Now let’s move on to the Mage! To many people, this is among the best of classes, and its easy to see why: high magic output with great stats and the stats growths to compliment it. Miitopia is best when YOU play it YOUR way, and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise! Remember, you DO NOT have to take my word as law. It is my hope that this will be relevant for the upcoming Switch release, since this is all based on the 3DS version, what I’ve researched, and what I’ve experienced ingame. I hope to have posts for every single job in Miitopia, so that way players both old and new may have one way on best utilizing their characters, either for a new game replay or to help tackle the unforgiving postgame. Despite the low amount of attention it got, I got no reprimands from it so I’ll just continue along. Last week I made a post talking about the “optimal” Personality to use with a Warrior Mii.

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