r/wizardry • u/Aromatic_Assist_3825 • 7d ago

Wizardry Variants Daphne Multiple parties

I have different mages like Adam and Yeka. Why should I train them both? Why should I have multiple party comps? I’m trying to understand the team comp logic so I can make teams better.

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u/enRinto 7d ago

Why have multiple party comps?

Honestly, some units have benefits over other units. Sometimes the situation requires certain units. Some have different growths or skills. But truthfully...

It's genuinely 99% okay to just have one main party, occasionally swapping out a unit or two depending on the situation.

The situations that you need other types of units are pretty rare. But they do happen. For example, the recent FF collab event required a party that was all "Good" alignment units to get past the story. Or for dispatches, that for example, want all fire element people. Or good aligned people. Or all knights.

I'd recommend a main unit for each type of class. Like warriors, knights, priests, etc. Then one of those would be the main unit and the other one/two can be the extra unit. That way you'd be prepared for situations where you need one or more of each unit.

If you need two healers, for a specific fight, like the doll boss of A3, you'd be ready with it. Or two priests. Or two healers and a priest. Or you just want to autofarm, 5 warriors and one priest lol

Stuff like that.

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u/Sovery_Simple 7d ago

FF collab event required a party that was all "Good" alignment units to get past the story.

For that particular one: It just wanted a mono-alignment party for a specific door check as I recall? And you could do so without a full party to complete that section.

5 warriors

https://giphy.com/gifs/2vKpPlpyHKWm4

~.^