Persona 3 - Low Level Part 13: Arcane Turret, Sleeping Table

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Published on April 3, 2014 3:34:42 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4KAay0eGtE

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Persona 3 (2006)

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Two more Tartarus bosses from our next Tartarus visit.

3x Arcane Turret

These guys have top tier agi and zio magic (which they block so mirrors will not contribute to the damage in any way whatsoever), and can power up their strength with Mind Charge and Marakunda. They also resist all three types of physical damage, but Ken's Cruel Attack is still quite cruel when it comes to single-target damage.

I used Koromaru instead of Aigis here, since the exp you get in the end is really quite lousy, and Koromaru resists one of the attack types here while Aigis is weak to one. Didn't really matter much I suppose.

The turrets are really sturdy, so most of my damage output came from gems and their fixed damage, plus Cruel Attack and one single Megidolaon since I run out of SP after a single casting of that. I suppose it might've been worthwhile to have the rest of the party restore the MC's SP since items like Chewing Souls can be farmed in chests much later on, and the power of Megidolaon is no longer anything spectacular a couple of Tartarus visits later. ~200 dmg to all enemies (knocked down) is definitely a big deal at this point though (considering a gem does 50 to all, in comparison).

Sleeping Table

Many Persona 3 players hate this one and for a good reason. Resists slash, pierce and fire, nullifies strike... Most importantly, has MEGIDOLA! The OHKO can be avoided by having fused Legion nihil weapons on every character and I just happened to not have on the protagonist whose death leads to a game over.

It also has Maragidyne, which is our key to victory. Reflecting it back will result in rather poor damage, with the table's fire resistance, but using Pyro Jack's Fire Break, casting Rakunda and then waiting for the spells to bounce back is the way to go. The only problem, of course, is to get the boss to use Maragidyne and not anything else, definitely not Megidola.

Atk-down on the boss, party defence ups, more HP are some of the ways to try and survive Megidola, but sandbagging leads nowhere - really, all we want is that the boss kills himself with reflected Maragidynes.

So that's how that is.

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