#diarim | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

thomasroach · 5 years

Text

Death End Re;Quest Chapter 10 Guide

The post Death End Re;Quest Chapter 10 Guide appeared first on Fextralife.

In this Death End Re;Quest Chapter 10 Guide, I’ll be going over the path to clear the tenth chapter of the game and its boss. Death End Re;Quest is a unique RPG game that merges the typical JRPG and allows players to convert it into a fighting game, shooter, or even a slot game. There are other subtle quirks that the game possesses that will be simple to execute but difficult to master.

Death End Re;Quest Chapter 10 Guide

For Chapter 10 of Death End Re;Quest, players will be heading towards the Mystical Sky Capital, Odyssia from the teleporter located in the Sanatheus Temple to fight 2 bosses.

Sanatheus Temple

From the Sanatheus Temple campsite, head right, then take a left to reach the teleporter. Activate it to reach Odyssia, the Mystical Sky Capital which is the the final area in the game.

Monsters in Mystical Sky Capital, Odyssia

Manimeio 16,800 Hp 25 SP ★ Stars Type

Chirips 47,000 HP 25 SP ★ Stars Type

Hyonuru 61,020 HP 25 SP ☾ Moon Type

Firicgalea 111,200 HP 25 SP ★ Stars Type

Norvoerma 135,000 HP 25 SP ☀ Sun Type

Anemo 35,520 HP 25 SP ☀ Sun Type

Pikorus 65,500 HP 25 SP ☾ Moon Type

Enansmigo 91,000 HP 25 SP Sun Type

Purcorsi 29,870 HP 25 SP ☾ Moon Type

Getis 75,400 HP 25 SP ☾ Moon Type

Gordia 146,560 HP 25 SP ☀ Sun Type

Bugurian Form 38 HP 25 SP ☀ Sun Type

Diarimal 81,000 HP 25 SP ☀ Sun Type

Amukamia 25,380 HP 25 SP ☀ Sun Type

Lancerhorn 55,480 HP 25 SP ☾ Moon Type

Hermes Air 95,800 HP 25 SP ★ Stars Type

Mystical Sky Capital, Odyssia (Lower Level)

From the entrance head straight around the bend to the left to find 1 Divine Buster (400 HP ,71 SP, 325 ATK) in the chest tucked away. Walk over to the glowing circle on the right side of the map to be moved onto the higher level. There will be another glowing circle that will send you to the area’s campsite. Save and rest before heading back down. Take the path on your right to reach the next area. Diagonally from where you are dropped off at will be 1 Nightmare Horn (300 HP, 60 SP, 295 ATK, 50 DEF, 60 MAT, 90 MDF, 71 AGI) Walk over to the ! marker to fight the Entoma Queen of this area.

Rafid 650,000 HP, 255 SP ☀ Sun Type 100 Corruption

Using healing skills in Rafid’s presence will cause her to auto counter during your turn. It will be best to attack Rafid with ☾ Moon type characters and skills to deal heavy damage. Try to avoid using ★ Stars Type characters and skills as they will receive more damage and deal less.

My team composition was Shina, Lucil, and Clea. If you trained Shina well she should have access to the ☾ Moon type skills Lunamispolo, Rokudein, Rokudian, and Lunamis Diapathy. Use Rokudein or Rokudian to get rid of the bug tiles quicker to be able to use Arata’s Codes. I opted to go straight DPS and use Trally Bloom followed by Lunamis Diapathy, Lunamis Diapathy. If SP gets low use Lunamis.

For Lucil she should use mostly triple Phoenix Ray to deal damage and Phoenix Tune to recover SP. Since Rafid will counter if she uses any healing skills, be careful taking damage early in the fight.

Clea should use whichever type (physical or magic attacker) you have trained her with and use her most powerful skills. For physical attackers use the various “Bullets” skills and for magic attackers use: Moon Flash, Moon Beam, Moon Laser followed by Quake Shatterer. Position Clea near Shina so Clea can recover both girls’ SP after her turn.

When the bug tiles are under 50% use Arata to summon Ephemera to recover and strengthen the team’s SP. Hopefully due to a heighten SP bar Shina should have enough to pull a triple Lunamis Diapathy and perhaps learn Lunamis Imization. If you want to know more about each characters strengths and weakness check out our Death End Re;Quest All Girls Guide. Defeating Rafid grants players 154,080 Exp, 16,000 Eni*, and 1 Ultra Ogre Brew.

*Since Clea was used in battle Eni received will be more than normal.

Mystical Sky Capital, Odyssia (Lower Level)

After defeating Rafid head back to camp to heal everyone and save if needed. Travel back to where Rafid was located and head North across the bridge. To the right will be a glowing circle that takes you to a higher plane that contains 1 Ruined Sword (100 HP, 256 ATK, 200 DEF, 90 MAT, 110 MDF, 142 AGI) located in a chest found there. Drop back down and obtain the ZPB-201 (201 SP, 180 ATK, 100 AGI) located behind the pillar. Take the path on the right side to reach another glowing circle taking you higher up. Pick up the Perfect Infinity (300 HP, 100 SP, 300 ATK, 70 DEF, 200 MAT, 50 DEF) on the right-hand side. Continue on this path to find 1 Deist Mana Cross at the end.

Take the first glowing circle while on the way back from the path to ascend one more plane. Watch the cutscene triggered by the ! marker, then save if needed before proceeding down the path to the next marker. Travel back to the lower level and approach the ! marker to enter the next series of fights.

Celica Clayton

Players will face off again Celica in two different modes:

Celica Clayton, the Monarch Adventurer in Glitch Mode 7,000 HP 50 SP ★ Stars Type 100 Corruption

Attacking Celica with ☀ Sun type characters and skills will deal heavy damage to her. She is somewhat fragile as a triple Phoenix Ray from Lucil, will be able to defeat her in 1 turn. In case this doesn’t happen to you, have your team members use ☀ Sun skills and she won’t be alive long. My team composition was Shina, Lucil, and Al. Defeating Celica grants players 57,600 Exp and 1 Code Salve 222.0.

Celica Clayton Redux 9,999 HP 50 SP ★ Stars Type 100 Corruption

For this fight, Celica will live up to her moniker of being the legendary adventurer. She is tanky, deals damage and recovers health almost in every turn. Unlike the first encounter with Celica, she will know to counter all ☀ Sun type characters and skills, so this means we will have to adjust our gameplan. Luckily Shina, Lucil, and Al all have ★ Stars type skills. Lucil has Starwell, while both Shina and Al have Stareig and Stark. Defeating Celica grants players 129,600 Exp and 1 Code Salve 222.0.

Mystical Sky Capital, Odyssia (Lower Level)

Once Celica has been defeated twice, approach the ! marker to start the final boss fight of this chapter. Be sure to equipped Shina with your strongest equipment as this will be important with the next boss as Shina will be fighting it alone.

Heaven’s Messenger 999,999 HP 255 SP ☀ Sun Type

Players will only have Shina to fight Heaven’s Messenger. Use Shina’s most powerful ☾ Moon type skills to quickly decimate Heaven’s Messenger. If players have enough SP proceed to use Trally Bloom, Lunamis Imization, and Lunamispolo. This will cut roughly 95% of the boss’ health pool. Simply use triple Lunamis to finish him off. Defeating Heaven’s Messenger grants players 180,000 Exp, and 99,999 Eni.

Heaven’s Messenger’s attacks:

Stomp ☀ Sun Type

Alpha Beam ☀ Sun Type

Following this guide you will have successfully defeated Celica and Heaven’s Messenger!

In this chapter you will be able to access new shop wares, below you’ll find the item, their cost and their benefit:

Shop Wares

Patch 1.o

Costs 200 Eni

Heals 100 HP

Patch 2.o

Costs 200 Eni

Heals 300 HP

Patch 3.o

Costs 6,600 Eni

Heals 600 HP

Patch 4.o

Costs 10,000 Eni

Heals 1000 HP

Elf Tonic

Costs 600 Eni

Heals 100 SP

High-Elf Draught

Costs 5,000 Eni

Heals 999 SP

Enolef’s Ether

Costs 12,000 Eni

Heals 999 SP to those in range

Ogre Cold Brew

Costs 420 Eni

Fully revives all units within range

Panacea

Costs 100 Eni

Removes all debuffs and status effects

Bug Tentacles

Costs 50,000 Eni

Bug Wings

Costs 50,000 Eni

Bug Exuvia

Costs 50,000 Eni

Red Fruit

Costs 50,000 Eni

Odd Flower

Costs 50,000 Eni

Ring Fragment

Costs 50,000 Eni

Palace Brick

Costs 50,000 Eni

Spiderweb

Costs 50,000 Eni

Sturfil Ore

Costs 50,000 Eni

Gowen Grass

Costs 50,000 Eni

Odd Candlelight

Costs 50,000 Eni

Elven Dust

Costs 50,000 Eni

Ancient Branch

Costs 50,000 Eni

Sanatheus Stone

Costs 50,000 Eni

Sanatheus Ironware

Costs 50,000 Eni

Crimson Ash

Costs 50,000 Eni

Scarlet Dragonscale

Costs 50,000 Eni

Blaze Stone

Costs 50,000 Eni

Knight’s Sword

86,000 Eni

250 ATK, 200 DEF, 78 AGI

Oldia Sword

Costs 62,000

245 ATK, 140 DEF, 90 MAT, 110 MDF

Rain Sword

Costs 38,600 Eni

200 ATK, 100 MDF, 60 AGI

Limit Sword

Costs 17,200 Eni

150 ATK, 100 DEF, 60 MAT, 10 MDF

Levon Sword

Costs 12,000 Eni

145 ATK, 50 MAT, 100 MDF

Zirconia Magia

Costs 8,400 Eni

102 ATK, 40 MAT

Spinal Sword

Costs 7600 Eni

87 ATK

Calcolsmagear

Costs 600 Eni

9 ATK, 40 MAT

Mirage Fang Drive

Costs 98,600 Eni

211 ATK, 50 MAT, 80 AGI

Sage Mana Cross

Costs 76,000 Eni

199 ATK, 30 MAT, 90 MDF

Yuonis Bow

Costs 53,600 Eni

177 ATK, 30 MAT, 100 MDF

Petro Wing Bow

Costs 35,400 Eni

133 ATK, 60 AGI

Sister Mana Cross

Costs 36,400 Eni

111 ATK, 30 MAT, 60 MDF

Alpha Wing Bow

Costs 14,800 Eni

77 ATK, 40 AGI

White Fang Drive

Costs 11,000 Eni

100 HP, 66 ATK, 50 MAT

Alba Bow

Costs 7,400 Eni

100 HP, 66 ATK

Green Fang Drive

Costs 6200 Eni

70 HP, 33 ATK, 50 MAT

Bulti Bow

Costs 1000 Eni

150 HP, 22 ATK

Succuhorn

Costs 88,000 Eni

280 HP, 410 ATK, 64 AGI

Evil Quartz

Costs 65,000 Eni

300 HP, 250 ATK, 60 MAT, 90 MDF

Cyan Quartz

Costs 48,000 Eni

200 HP, 170 ATK, 60 MAT, 60 MDF

Grim Horn

Costs 39,000 Eni

200 HP, 166 ATK, 42 AGI

Branch Phonspear

Costs 16,800 Eni

200 HP, 132 ATK, 60 MAT, 60 MDF

Fifty Degrees

Costs 9,400 Eni

150 HP, 117 ATK, 60 DEF

Yellow Quartz

Costs 8,000 Eni

125 HP, 45 ATK, 60 MAT, 60 MDF

Sakuhon Spear

Costs 6200 Eni

50 HP 20 ATK, 60 DEF

ZPG-200

Costs 40,000 Eni

200 SP, 180 ATK, 100 MDF

Manaflint

Costs 30,000 Eni

250 SP, 120 ATK, 100 MAT

Viostar II

Costs 26,000 Eni

150 ATK, 100 DEF, 60 MAT, 10 MDF

Goldfinger

Costs 8,400 Eni

150 SP, 180 ATK

Akari Iron

Costs 5,200

125 SP, 48 ATK

Viostar

Costs 5,200

150 SP, 5 ATK, 5 DEF

ZPS-100

Costs 5,200 Eni

100 SP, 35 ATK, 100 MAT

Anz Enze

Costs 90,000 Eni

300 ATK, 200 MAT, 180 MDF, 110 AGI

Fun Evil

Costs 48,000 Eni

600 HP, 234 ATK

Passable Enze

Costs 37,000 Eni

50ATK, 110 MAT, 145 MDF, 60 AGI

Fun Evil

Costs 48,000 Eni

600 HP, 234 ATK

Passable Enze

Costs 37,000 Eni

50 ATK, 110 MAT, 145 MDF, 60 AGI

Stella Evil

Costs 22,000 Eni

500 HP, 172 ATK

Dementation

Costs 19,000 Eni

200 HP, 100 ATK

Mid Ilune

Costs 91,000 Eni

312 ATK

Beast Fang

Costs 70,000 Eni

262 ATK

Proto Infinity

Costs 54,000 Eni

85 HP, 52 SP, 178 ATK, 45 DEF, 62 MAT, 35 MDF

Royal Buster

Costs 36,000 Eni

32 SP, 103 ATK

Magic Bracelet Lv MAX

Costs 250,000 Eni

110 DEF, 320 MDF

Magic Bracelet Lv 10

Costs 100,000 Eni

100 DEF, 200 MDF

Magic Bracelet Lv 9

Costs 70,000 Eni

90 DEF, 180 MDF

Magic Bracelet Lv 8

Costs 50,000 Eni

80 DEF, 160 MDF

Magic Bracelet Lv 7

Costs 40,000 Eni

70 DEF, 140 MDF

Magic Bracelet Lv 6

Costs 31,000 Eni

60 DEF, 120 MDF

Magic Bracelet Lv 5

Costs 20,000 Eni

50 DEF, 100 MDF

Magic Bracelet Lv 4

Costs 12,000 Eni

40 DEF, 80 MDF

Magic Bracelet Lv 3

Costs 9,200 Eni

30 DEF, 60 MDF

Magic Bracelet Lv 2

Costs 5,300 Eni

20 DEF, 40 MDF

Magic Bracelet Lv 1

Costs 1,750 Eni

10 DEF, 25 MDF

Guard Bracelet Lv MAX

Costs 371,000 Eni

250 DEF, 110 MDF

Guard Bracelet Lv 10

Costs 150,000 Eni

200 DEF, 100 MDF

Guard Bracelet Lv 9

Costs 84,000 Eni

180 DEF, 90 MDF

Guard Bracelet Lv 8

Costs 69,000 Eni

160 DEF, 80 MDF

Guard Bracelet Lv 7

Costs 39,000 Eni

140 DEF, 70 MDF

Guard Bracelet Lv 6

Costs 39,000 Eni

120 DEF, 60 MDF

Guard Bracelet Lv 5

Costs 28,000 Eni

100 DEF, 50 MDF

Guard Bracelet Lv 4

Costs 16,000 Eni

80 DEF, 40 MDF

Guard Bracelet Lv 3

Costs 11,000 Eni

60 DEF, 30 MDF

Guard Bracelet Lv 2

Costs 7,000 Eni

40 DEF, 20 MDF

Guard Bracelet Lv 1

Costs 3,000 Eni

25 DEF, 10 MDF

Brawn Ring

Costs 40,000 Eni

300 HP

Magic Ring

Costs 6,000 Eni

50 SP

Attack Ring

Costs 35,000 Eni

100 ATK

Will Ring

Costs 25,000 Eni

50 MAT

Defense Ring

Costs 25,000 Eni

50 DEF

Mindful Ring

Costs 7,500 Eni

50 MDF

Rapid Ring

Costs 3,000 Eni

50 AGI

Shop Sidequests

No New Sidequests

To see this guide in action see it here:

youtube

To see the cutscenes from this chapter watch them here:

Part 1:

youtube

Part 2:

youtube

If you enjoyed our guide be sure to find out what we thought of the game in our Death End Re;Quest Review. You can also check out further guides with our Death End Re;Quest Starter Guide & Tips as well as our Death End Re;Quest Trophy Guide to learn how to platinum this game! Read our step-by-step chapter guides in Prologue Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3, Chapter 4, Chapter 5, Chapter 6, Chapter 7, Chapter 8 and Chapter 9. If you want an aid to help you get through each chapter as well as guide you in DLC chapters and more be sure to check out next Death End Re;Quest 100% Strategy Guide.

The post Death End Re;Quest Chapter 10 Guide appeared first on Fextralife.

Death End Re;Quest Chapter 10 Guide published first on https://juanaframi.tumblr.com/

0 notes