Personally, I think while the synergy is clever, taking up 2 Ability Slots to absorb 1 hit at the cost of all of your MP is kind of a waste when you could have Shirahadori/Reflexes and any move skill you want and absorb every hit every round, sacrificing 0 MP and then have a much bigger movement range on top of it. Mana Shield is interesting because if you have even 1 mana, you’re invincible to physical damage.Ī lot of people like to combine this with the Manafont Movement Ability, which grants a small amount of MP every time you move, in order to absorb at least one hit per round. I wouldn’t personally waste a Reaction Ability slot on it. Critical: Quick gives a character their turn instantly if they get into critical condition, which can be useful from time to time. Reaction Abilities – Final Fantasy Tactics Time Mage Ability Name Stop and Haste are the real winners of this moveset. Time Mage’s spells also tend to cast very very quickly compared to other schools of magic. Stop is a devastating status effect and Haste is probably the best beneficial buff in the game. Time Mage’s moveset is more annoying to fight against than it is useful to you.

Moveset: Time Magick – Final Fantasy Tactics Time Mage Ability Name Time Mage, like most of the magical classes, is not a very good idea to level up in, especially because none of the magic classes actually have any bonus to MA growth whatsoever. Time Mage gives up even more PA growth compared to the Black Mage. Stat Growths – Final Fantasy Tactics Time Mage Time Mage has average stats in most categories and below average attack growth.

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