2 : Familiars Summoned!
Familiars are summoned creatures and can be summoned or unsummoned freely unless they are killed. They do not try to engage in combat, and usually just follow behind the master. While summoned, they grant a bonus that is roughly the equivalent of a feat. As the master advances, so do the familiars. They gain more hit points, better saving throws, and so on. They also gain evasion and spell resistance. During character creation, they can be named. They are intended to essentially be small buff totems and cool looking pets.
2 : Familiars Summoned!
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Azz then explains what they will be doing today. There are 163 new students that will be divided into groups as they prepare for classes to begin. Today in particular will be summoning familiars, and depending on the student, what they will summon will say a lot about their capability as a demon. Iruma is still internally nagged by the question if familiars eat humans.
If you've played the first Ni no Kuni game, then the idea of familiars should be, well... familiar to you. These weird and wonderful creatures can be equipped to aid you in battle and Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds brings that mechanic back for players to use.
Familiars are one of the gacha-related features in the game but worry not, that's not the only way to get them and there are a number of features tied to familiars in-game. Here's everything you need to know about your little battle buddies.
You can equip up to a maximum of three familiars at a time, though you only start with one available slot and unlock the others as you level up. Once equipped, a familiar's stats are applied to the player's stats, making them stronger.
Each familiar has a set element, just like weapons, and it's worth having a range of elemental familiars equipped at any one time so you can quickly change familiar as needed in battle.
Once your familiar reaches max level, you can increase their grade (star rarity) by using Evolution Fruit of the same element. Evolving familiars increases their base stats. Once evolved, a familiar's level is reset to Level One. Though, unlike Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch, when your familiars evolve in Cross Worlds, they do not physically change appearance.
Jellies can be purchased from the Shop, Traveling Merchant, and Kingdom General Store, and can be given as rewards from releasing familiars, completing the Familiar Codex, and possible result of using the Fuse Pot, or given as a reward by Al-Khemi's Lucky Pot.
You can Awaken your familiars in the same way you can with weapons. You can use duplicates to Awaken your favorite familiar and can reach up to Tier Ten Awakening Level. Each time your familiar reaches a new tier, its stats and skills are increased.
Under the Familiars menu, you can select 'Release', where you can choose to release familiars back into the wild if you're running out of space. In return, the ones you release will gift you with familiar hatching or power-up items. You can also sell Beans from this menu to make some gold.
You can find all the familiars you have collected in your forest and every day at 7am some of your familiars will be waiting to give you gifts, including Heart Star and hatching materials. Make sure you visit every day!
Here, you can send your familiars out to defeat other familiars, occupy gathering sites, and earn some rewards in the process, including Toys and Beans for your familiars. Your familiars can also gather Obsidian and Prisms for your kingdom.
Familiars can be summoned via the Shop menu, under 'Summon'. You can use Diamonds or Familiar Summon Coupons, both of which you will earn naturally through gameplay, but if you want to, you can simply buy Diamonds or bundles that give you coupons using real money.
This is one of the very first mechanics you'll be introduced to in the game as you'll receive a free summon that gets you ten familiars, which you can reroll up to ten times to try and change which familiars you receive.
As you progress through the main storyline, you'll be introduced to the concept of taming familiars. This involves finding a Brighterfly in the world, interacting with it, and then using a biscuit to try and tame the familiar that appears.
Progressing through the game will also unlock the ability to hatch familiars, which can be found in the Familiars menu under 'Hatch'. You can have a maximum of three familiar eggs incubating at one time, depending on your level. You'll need Familiar Eggs and Dream Shards to hatch familiars.
Although familiars are fully capable of fighting, their low hit points and the severe drawbacks for the familiar's death means that allowing familiars to enter combat is risky, unless you have a good strategy.
The summoned familiar depends on the alignment of the caster of this spell. In the case that the alignment of the caster changes, the summoned familiar will also change when the caster casts this spell again with the new alignment.
Example: A Mage has 12 Hit Points and casts Find Familiar. The imp summoned has 9 Hit Points, so the caster gets a bonus of 4 Hit Points. The caster now has 16 Hit Points. If the familiar dies, the caster loses those 4 Hit Points (putting him back at 12), loses 1 point of Constitution permanently (which may cause additional Hit Point loss), and takes 4 damage.
A familiar is a normal animal that gains new powers and becomes a magical beast when summoned to service by a sorcerer or wizard. It retains the appearance, Hit Dice, base attack bonus, base save bonuses, skills, and feats of the normal animal it once was, but it is treated as a magical beast instead of an animal for the purpose of any effect that depends on its type. Only a normal, unmodified animal may become a familiar. An animal companion cannot also function as a familiar.
Furthermore, because the stat boosts you get from familiars in this revamped system depend on the potential of the familiar and not the monster, there is no specific monster you have to use as a familiar.
Summons a helpful creature to aid the caster. Familiars are capable of combat, but are not particularly effective at it. Instead, when summoned they will provide the wizard with a passive effect that persists as long as the familiar is present.
One of the following familiars are spawned at random. All familiars grant a passive ability, which provides the caster with a unique buff depending on the type of familiar, lasting until the end of the summon duration.
The Underdark familiar is the Soul Jar. As with other familiars, you use it by paying 20 health points per level, which you can do up to 5 times. If you die then you will respawn at the Jar's location with 20 health points for each level of familiar.
If the Jar falls into the water but is still floating, it will function (but you will be summoned in water and have to use your turn to teleport out). However, if the Jar is sunk it will then work as if you died while in water. (A Jar can be sunk if a player or minion gets drowned at the Jar's location).
The Seasons familiar is Harmony. As with other familiars, you use it by paying 20 health points per level, which you can do up to 5 times. Every time you power the familiar, you gain an additional use of Life Dew, Snowman health increases by 5, the duration of Breeze increases, the amount of Autumn Leaves that fall increases, and the Four Seasons' exclusive spell usage is extended by an additional turn.
The Illusion familiar is Allusion. As with other familiars, you use it by paying 20 health points per level, which you can do up to 5 times. Every time you power the familiar, your Arcanist grows smaller in size, gives +20HP to one of the lowest minions or allies on your team, and adds a social distancing effect to whisper bomb that allows the spell to do more damage when it is thrown more distance horizontally.
The Blood familiar is Lifeless aka the Bat. As with other familiars, you use it by paying 20 health points per level, which you can do up to 5 times. Every time you power your familiar, a stack of bleed will be applied to blood spells that are balls, bombs, and bolts (stacks do not stack with each other, but can refresh the duration of bleed). Also, the amount of health your resurrected minions start with increases. Lastly, infections through contact last a minimum of your familiar level. E.g., a familiar level of 5 cause infections through contact to last a minimum of 5 turns.
The Cosmos familiar is Gravitation aka the UFO. As with other familiars, you use it by paying 20 health points per level, which you can do up to 5 times. At level 1, you learn the spell: Gravity Well. At level 5, Drone gains the spell: Drone Strike. Every time you power your familiar, you weigh slightly more, making you more resistant to knockback. Additionally, the digging capabilities of Collision Course and Shooting Stars are increased, while Supernova's damage potential is also increased. Finally, the effects of the Gravity debuff are lessened when applied to the user with the Gravitation familiar.
The Minions familiar is a hidden familiar. Unlike other familiars, it can be obtained by having 12 or more different minion summoning spells in your book. While having 12 different minion spells in your book, if you have a level 1 minion from a book, it will grant you access to all level 1 & 2 minions of that book. If you have a level 2 minion of a book, it will grant you access to all level 1, 2 & 3 minions of that book. This can allow a player to have many powerful minions within their spellbook, and is also necessary for a player to have in order to acquire the Master of Minions achievement.
The Bombs familiar is a hidden familiar. Unlike other familiars, it can be obtained by having 9 or more different bomb spells within your spellbook. If your spellbook fits this requirement, then your spellbook will receive access to all bomb spells in the game, as well as the Rusty Bomb spell. 041b061a72
