168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Visions of Mana, taking a very action-oriented lean in regards to its combat, comes packed to the brim with classes for you to play with. Across the eight eleme♏nts, every character has a unique class, giving you a staggering amount of variety in how you build your party.

However, each character's default class actually holds an extra secret - it can be turned into a Custom Classꦜ, le♒tting you functionally make a class that fits whatever build you have in mind rather than bending the existing ones to fit. Read on to find out how to make one for yourself.

How Do You Unlock Custom Classes?

While the game never implies to you how to unlock Custom Classes, it's a relatively straightforward process though one that will require you to finish the game first.

To unlock Custom Classes, you need to fully max out any one element's Elemental Plot. Once this is done, you are free to return to your original class and apply the weapons and vessels of any completed plot to it.

For example, if you completed the Rune Knight Class for Val, you could then wield a Greatsword in his Guard Class as well as equip any of the abilit𝔉ies from that class, while also applying the Wind Elemental Vessel.

However, you cannot acquire the final Elemental Plot Expansion tonics until the postgame in Chapter Ten, at which point you can puꦡrchase them from the Grizzly Excha⛦nge.

How To Make Custom Classes

Once the function is unlocked, the process of creating your own Custom Class is relatively simple. To give you a quick overview, here are the aspects you can determine as part of your Custom Class:

• Weapon Type
• Elemental Vessel
• Class Strike
• Abilities

None of these are mutually exclusive either. If Val maxes out both the Aegis and Rune Knight plots, he could still wield his default Shortsword, equip Rune Knight Class abilities, and use the Moon Elemental Vessel. None of the restrictions that existed in the Elemental Classes ex🌟ist in your Custom Classes.

The same applies to Class Strikes. If Val maxes out the Edelfrei and Ninja Master Classes, he could use either the Wood, Earth, or Fire Class Strikes if he has the Shortsword equipped, regardless of any Elemental Vessels. This means you can get multiple elemental covera🔴ge in just a single class.

You will likely gain enough Elemental Points in a single playthrough to fully upgrade three classes, letting you make a hybrid of any three classes you would li🌳ke.

When it comes to picking abilities, you can choose any ten from the classes you've maxed out. Since most classes only have four or five abilities, this means you could easily combine two classes entir💦ely, or ad♐d a few from three or more classes to make a more diverse hybrid.

Examples Of Custom Classes

To give you an idea of where to start on your own Custom Classes, here are some builds we used in the late-game that hybridized three classes together into one.

Val Custom Class

For Val, we combined aspects of the Rune Knight, Edelfrei, and Berserker Classes. This is how we laid out the class:

This made Val the ideal tank, increasing his defense as he gets lower on HP while also annulling status effects if he's low enough on health. Meanwhile, he remains an elemental powerhouse, growing the CS gauge even more than usual and being able to ignorཧe enemy resistances entirely with Class Strikes.

Careena Custom Class

For Careena, we combined aspects of the Dancer, Starlancer, and Maverick Classes. Here's a quick look at her layout.

Careena works great as a hybrid between magic and physical damage, as well as being an excellent support unit. This build combines all of that into one. She becomes incredibly self-sufficient, healing on hit and constantly recovering MP. Since she and her allies immediately recover from any status effects and stat decreases, she also keeps the party constantly fighting.

Morley Custom Class

For Morley, we joined parts from the Nomad, Nightblade, and Sovereign Classes. This is a snapshot of that build.

While Nightblade is already a pretty broken class for Morley, this one is even stronger. It combines the crit bonuses from both Nomad and Nightblade so that Morley and the party are getting critical hits on every strike. Pair this with some of the more utility-focused abilities from Sovereign, Morley is weakening enemies with every strike he lands.

Palamena Custom Class

For Palamena, we made a hybrid of the Rune Seer, Grand Diviner, and Archmage Classes. This is a look at how we built her custom c🌌lass out.

If Morley is the physical powerhouse of the party, then Palamena is the magical equivalent. This Custom Class makes it so that when she's casting she has more defence and faster casting speeds while making all of her attacks ridiculously powerful. Paired with the fact that she is constantly regaining MP, you can cast devastating magic t🐬o your heart's content.