What kind of set up is good with dealing with groups.

[Sir_Ebba]

I have been having plenty of trouble after fighting the large group of imps and kitsunes and a lot of the time I lose the fight and its getting frustrating, any advice on classes or abilities would be highly liked

 

[Kesil]

I tend to beat them using Resolve-lowering magic that affects all foes and helps the team, such as Song of Splendor or Warcry. This goes well with Quin's Firewalk, for example.

 

[TrustworthyTraitor]

I tend to beat them using Resolve-lowering magic that affects all foes and helps the team, such as Song of Splendor or Warcry. This goes well with Quin's Firewalk, for example.

Crowd control is also pretty good if you go with a crit build

 

[Savin]

I have been having plenty of trouble after fighting the large group of imps and kitsunes and a lot of the time I lose the fight and its getting frustrating, any advice on classes or abilities would be highly liked

Cleave. Fireball + Grease.

If you wanna slay the shit out of groups, take Brint/enne, Arona, and equip yourself with either or both of Cleave and Fireball. Bonus points for also bringing Blessing or something to boost their cleaves' effects.

 

[Majincotton]

Just beaten to it. On warriors and tanks I buff and then Cleave and on mages I fireball or shatter

 

[Kesil]

Is there a way for a team to take advantage of Cleave? I am rather fond of it, but I often have a single Cleave user around :/ I like to use Brint's due to how it works with his other moves, but I'd like it if I could find some team synergy.

 

[Savin]

Is there a way for a team to take advantage of Cleave? I am rather fond of it, but I often have a single Cleave user around :/ I like to use Brint's due to how it works with his other moves, but I'd like it if I could find some team synergy.

You can buff up one dude's singular Cleave if you want; have somebody throw Song of Storms on Brint and then have someone else drop statuses like Sunder to make enemies more vulnerable.

 

[Kesil]

That works the opposite way I thought it would, so thanks for the suggestion!