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Navigating the dungeons in Metaphor: ReFantazio can be a daunting task, especially when you encounter formidable enemies that serve as mini-bosses on your journey to the main boss. These encounters are often marked by a red color in the overworld Fairy Sight, indicating a challenging Squad combat ahead. One such enemy, the Faithwight Magileto, found in the Spire Of Blind Faith, presents a significant challenge that demands a near-perfect strategy and a bit of luck to overcome.

Faithwight Magileto Weakness & Skills In Metaphor: ReFantazio

The Faithwight Magileto is a level 50 adversary capable of summoning additional level 50 enemies, making it unwise to engage below level 45. This enemy wields powerful dark and light magic, targeting either single characters or the entire party. Among its arsenal is Megidolaon, a devastating spell that can severely damage your entire team. Additionally, Faithwight Magiletos benefit from passive buffs that enhance the potency of their dark, light, and Megidolaon attacks. They can also utilize Soul Scream to gain four Press Turn icons in a single turn and summon level 50 skeletons, which bolster their ranks with strong slashing attacks and dark magic, along with potent healing spells that can fully restore the Faithwight Magileto's health. These summoned minions are also weak to Strike, making it crucial to exploit this vulnerability to secure victory.

How To Beat Faithwight Magileto In Metaphor: ReFantazio

Conquering the Faithwight Magileto is a formidable challenge, even at level 50, and nearly insurmountable at lower levels. To increase your chances of success, consider the following preparations:

• Acquire Dark Dodge from the Magic Knight to mitigate dark magic damage.
• Obtain Light Dodge from the Healer Archetype to reduce light magic damage.
• Inherit Strike skills from the Brawler Archetype to capitalize on the enemy's weakness.
• Utilize the Warlock Archetype, which naturally resists both Dark and Light damage.
• Employ the Thief Archetype, which resists Dark damage.
• Carry Tetrabreak to counter any Tetrakarn spells used by summoned enemies.

While the specific Archetypes you select are flexible, ensure your party is not vulnerable to Dark, Light, or Slash damage. If you have access to multiple Archetypes and can leverage Skill Inheritance, prioritize those with high Strength. Equip at least two party members with party-wide healing spells and ensure every member can perform Strike attacks to maximize Press Turn Icons and manage the health loss from these skills.

Success in this battle hinges partly on luck, particularly in avoiding consecutive Megidolaon casts, which are nearly impossible to survive. Enhancing most of your party's ability to dodge Dark and Light attacks can help end the enemy's turns more quickly. If the Faithwight Magileto summons allies, prioritize eliminating them swiftly before they can heal the main enemy. Bringing the Dekaja skill to dispel buffs from summoned enemies can be beneficial, but your primary strategy should focus on executing at least six Strike attacks and two party-wide healing spells each turn.