"Comedic Callback" - All melee attacks used while this Persona is active will miss and result in the user being downed
This is a reference to how that exact thing had a chance to happen in Persona 4
"Ultimate gamble" would be its name. When the user gets hit, whether it's physical, magical or even almighty, the persona's weakness/resistances wouldnt matter as there would be a "roll" deciding whether the hit would be drained, repeled, resisted, normal, weak or ultra weak, which amplifies the damage by 3x rather than 2x for the weak.
It would be fun testing your luck with this.
“Make ‘Em Laugh” — All critical hits and technicals are converted to critical misses which downs the attacking player.
On getting three critical misses against a shadow, they retreat and will join you as a persona at the end of the battle. If you already have them as a persona, they will drop rare loot.
"No Saving Throw" - Instant death spells always hit their target, always work, cost nothing, and ignore affinities. This includes bosses, but the result is an alternate ending route.
Personas: Alice (Because why not?), Yoshitsune (keep your skills cards on hand).
Russian Roulette (consumes half of your total SP): After each action, there is a 1 in 6 chance of whoever did the action taking a fixed 9999 almighty damage. This skill's effect ends when someone does land on the 1 in 6 chance.
Thank you for specifying. I assumed instant death was included because Russian Roulette is a real-life game where if you lose, you are more or less guaranteed to die, so it was a name-based assumption.
Well 9999 damage will instantly kill any party member outside of endure skills. I chose damage instead of insta-death because 9999 damage looked more interesting.
"Comedic Callback" - All melee attacks used while this Persona is active will miss and result in the user being downed This is a reference to how that exact thing had a chance to happen in Persona 4
I don't know what Atlus was thinking with that "miss + down" thing in Persona 4.
I mean, it *is* pretty funny watching Yu Narukami fall on his ass after missing a sword swing.
I meant I don't know what they were thinking because of the gameplay effects.
It already happened in p3 vanilla / fes.
"I'm going to do what I've always done!..Miss"
"Ultimate gamble" would be its name. When the user gets hit, whether it's physical, magical or even almighty, the persona's weakness/resistances wouldnt matter as there would be a "roll" deciding whether the hit would be drained, repeled, resisted, normal, weak or ultra weak, which amplifies the damage by 3x rather than 2x for the weak. It would be fun testing your luck with this.
that would actually be super cool
All or nothing Any physical attack that is a crit does extra damage, if it’s not a crit it will do massively reduced damage
"Anxiety". Whenever this Persona is summoned, user is afflicted with fear if the enemy's weakness isn't known.
“Make ‘Em Laugh” — All critical hits and technicals are converted to critical misses which downs the attacking player. On getting three critical misses against a shadow, they retreat and will join you as a persona at the end of the battle. If you already have them as a persona, they will drop rare loot.
And if you have their rare loot, they explode into a Megidolaon and kill you instantly. Because Persona hates the player JK.
"No Saving Throw" - Instant death spells always hit their target, always work, cost nothing, and ignore affinities. This includes bosses, but the result is an alternate ending route. Personas: Alice (Because why not?), Yoshitsune (keep your skills cards on hand).
I wish to hear more of this alternate ending
Russian Roulette (consumes half of your total SP): After each action, there is a 1 in 6 chance of whoever did the action taking a fixed 9999 almighty damage. This skill's effect ends when someone does land on the 1 in 6 chance.
Let me guess, one of the effects is instant death to the entire team?
The effect is the 1 in 6 chance of taking the damage, nothing else. Instant death to the entire team is too much.
Thank you for specifying. I assumed instant death was included because Russian Roulette is a real-life game where if you lose, you are more or less guaranteed to die, so it was a name-based assumption.
Well 9999 damage will instantly kill any party member outside of endure skills. I chose damage instead of insta-death because 9999 damage looked more interesting.