Heroes are the playable-characters in the Fantasy War Tactics world. There are currently. Fantasy War Tactics Wikia Juno. Date A Live: Spirit Pledge Wiki. Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions is the updated PSP port of Final Fantasy Tactics, the tactical role-playing video game developed by Squaresoft for the Sony PlayStation. Contents 1 Ramza Beoulve.

Last Updated 12/3/17 Note: Removed all hero specific sets to lower clutter. I'm not exactly keeping up with them anyway.Keep in mind that you should still follow what you want when deciding what to keep. I still have some A set pieces that I don't use the set for because that piece is +13 with good mods. Or I have two full Frenzy Token sets because I lack other 2 star permanent movement sets. This is just a guideline.Some thoughts fromSomething you might want to explain in the topic post is that with a number of these sets that are used on counter builds (Gold Tiger, Slime King, Outer Space, Green Ranger, etc.) it is very useful to have a couple extra of the weapons. Different builds will find different potentials they want, and while most heroes can forgive not having the misc flat defense or whatever in the armor slot, a normal crit build will for sure want different weapon potentials than a full counter damage build. There are some other things with similar base concepts like dodge builds wanting specifically dodge% on the body pieces or the defense-giving shields sets being nice with counter rate% pots instead of usual stuff, but that might be making the guide too specialized.Other Links - Also found in the right sidebar.

Slot 1, 6 StarCrusader's Path. 1 set.

Main 1 star set for regen builds outside of armor sets. More isn't a bad thing, but generally not used.Rebel Army Supply. 0-1 sets.

A mix utility set that no longer excels at either roll enough to justify it. Using 2pc with an armor isn't bad though. But the item combo with the lacking bonuses are in need of some updates.Slime King's Dignity. 2-3 sets. A powerful set. At least 2 needed to run top end Guild Raid strats.

Can be powerful in BoH when attack units are in power.Death Blow. 0-1 sets. Set is outshined by other options in either damage, utility or even item combo. Another set that has fallen in the season 2 times.Knight of the Dawn. 1 sets. Upgrade to Born Assassin.

Very powerful on attack-types as it covers so much crit rate. While still strong on other types as well.

Can swap in a bow for even more crit rate. Unassailable. 1-2 sets. Strong utility set. Puts a +10 SG wing Chris to max threat. While somewhat niche, it's very handy.Iron Fist from the East.

1-2 sets. High damage with lots of utility. Item combo is also very good. Generally the best slot 1 set you can run in BoH on almost any where. Even if you don't run extra crit rate, 60-70% chance is still a threat.Bloody Melee.

1-2 sets. Powerful set not only in the damage reduction but as a melee this is your highest damage boost. It's item combo is also ideal for slot 1. At +15 it's crit rate is comparable to Knight of the Dawn.Kingdom's Tailor. 1-2 sets. A nice effect, mostly for PvP.

GR the defense ignore is mostly not noticeable. Very strong if you're stacking defense ignore from other sets.Oath of Flame. 1 set.

Nice utility and power with all the Hong business going around. Although still very limited.Lonesome Sniper. Tetris friends replacement. 1-3 sets.

Highest ranged damage set in the game as it came out. Death Blow and Rebel Army Support are looking really bad now.Goblin King's Order. 1 set. A set with some nice utility and if you can make use of the aura it is also the highest damage booting damage set for slot 1. Needing about 3 allies(including self) to pass Bloody Melee and maybe Lonesome Sniper.Hot-Blooded Fighter Boy. 1 set. Strong melee damage set that is comparable to Death Blow.

The defense reduction aura can add a lot of utility outside of GR. No longer attainable unless they bring back Noblesse.

New set reviews:Unassailable. 1 set.

A very good aggro set with a unique ability to resist being pulled or pushed. Very good against Deimos in PvP, as well as in ToD Hell where it might come in handyIron Fist From the East. 1-5 sets. A very powerful set for Slot 1. The unique 5000 counter rate without any conditions opens up a lot of options, where you can maintain 100% counter chance with the right modifications. Can also be very useful for PvE content such as ToD Hell, to counter-attack enemies to death. Gets stopped hard in PvP by Slot 6 Oblivious Past.

Rage should do more turn 1 damage yes. But that's if he kills her. High end Belles require some OP stuff to one shot.Krut is better because turn 1 he applies the immobilize. Turn 2 he gets a damage amp along with his passive to ensure the kill. While he is less likely to kill turn 1. He should almost always kill her turn 2 assuming equal gear.

If Rage doesn't kill her turn 1. He's very likely to die before he gets to try again. Unless the Belle has Omni. In which case you ignore her because if she's last she has no DotE and no GT.Lava map Krut is best either way. I can kill most Belles turn 1 when him on Lava.

The few that survive will die to the coming co-op attack.Rage can RNG it though. Back when OS Belle was first being used. I was still a heavy Rage user in everything. I'd just spam his 2nd and kill them slowly since he can 2nd longer than she can heal. But that doesn't mean it always worked sadly. Slot 1, 5 StarSavage Token.

1 set. Limited usability, but a solid set for what it does.Born Assassin. 5 sets, minus how many Knight of the Dawn, Bloody Melee, Iron Fist of the East and Lonesome Snipers you have. Fantastic set in all areas.

Almost equal to KotD on non-attack types. The crit rate these sets cover open so many options in other areas. There a lot of options for 6 star to cover crit now though. This set has lost a lot of worth in that regard. But still a great set for newer players to cover crit needs.Cold-Hearted Sniper.

1 set. Slightly more damage than Born Assassin/Knight of the Dawn while giving slightly less crit rate. I would rate this under those two sets in BoH for the loss of armor though.Super Ranger: Yellow. 0 sets. Lots of mastery from a 1 star set. Doesn't have much else to offer though.

Mastery is not hard to max in season 2.Transform! Magical Girl!. 0 sets.

A set that died with season 2. FSP just can't keep up with the stat increases of season 2 nor can that HP boost.

You'll get more out of blue sets.Spirit of Cold Steel. 1 set. Strong defensive set, although Green Ranger+Wisdom of the Far East/Imperfect Test Subject is often more than enough crit damage reduction.

This set has fallen quite a bit with season 2.Primitive Vital Force. 1? Set. Very niche set.

But the heal can be nice if you're moving a lot. Letter or Crusader would probably be better.Battle Priest.

0-1 set. Niche set. May have some uses in ToD assuming the 3pc also counts as a mana restore.Volley of Bullets. 0 sets - I currently have one set I'm holding on to in hopes they buff it some day. If you have one or they bring it back it's up to you what you want to do with it.

Dreams crushed. It got nothing. This set is quite bad. The item setup is not horrible but the bonuses do not justify ever going for it. Born Assassin would very likely out damage it while covering your crit needs.

No longer attainable unless they bring back Noblesse.Power of the Ancients. 0-1 set. Solid 1 star set with some good defense and mastery.

It's a good tanky Lena set as this set can cover her mastery needs. There are better options out there in general but good to keep till you have better. Event only set.Blue Moonlight Season. 1 set.

Mini-Spirit of Cold Steel set with less defense. Good replacement in Guild Raid if you do not have it. Although other +defense options may prove better. Event only set.Thank-you Letter.

1 set. Mini-Crusader's Path set. Does not use neck but in return has more defense. It's a good set for regen builds. Uses a bow as well so can fit easier into some builds over Crusader's Path. Event only set.Girl Who Dreamed of Freedom.

1 set. Very strong set comparable to Iron Fist of the East, if not slightly better. As well as being free, and you can get up to 5 of them. Should at the least transcend one set unless you have better options all over. Slot 1, 4 StarWitch's Tool. 1 2pc set.

Armor+Brooch is ideal. 8mpr is very helpful to have. Especially on Yeka for Tower of Dawn. The 3pc is not worth caring about.Ketarh Apprentice.

1 set. Same reason as Witch's tool. But this one requires a 3pc setup for it's mpr bonus.Battlefield Healer. 0-1 sets. One of the strongest A sets in the game.

Most healers can get by without using it's necklace and using a brooch.Lista Blizzard. 2-4 sets. Although limited in it's usage.

I can prove useful in Tower of Dawn's ice maps. But not required. It also has some uses in Guild Raid for Sunday's.Girgas Sandstorm. 1-2 sets. Similar to Lista Blizzard. But thornbush is a rarer thing to see.Here comes the Gnome!. 1-2 sets.

Great on heroes who are not damage focused in Guild Raid. Which is not too common anymore. Good to have at least one good +15 set laying around though.I'm a Cat. None. Very weak set. Maybe OK for a dodge build.Toxicologist. 1-3 sets.

Like other terrain sets they're niche but always handy to have multiples of.Here comes the Super Rookie!. 1 set. Strong 1 star set. On par with Battlefield Healer. Great item combo. Slot 2, 5 StarSuper Ranger: Red. 1 set.

Strong set for Nirvana/Serendi when healing thanks to the FSP. 2pc with a necklace or ring is also very handy in Guild Raid.Legion Banner.

1 set. Good threat set. Item combo isn't amazing but isn't horrible.Unyielding Champin. 1 set. Good gimmick set. Can be fun to use in BoH. Nice on tanks who you know will take a lot of damage and be healed after.Extra Curriculum.

1-2 sets. Strong set all around, 2pc and 3pc are both good.

A key set in regen builds.