Melanie was once a seemingly normal bartender, but few knew her true power: the ability to petrify her enemies using the gift of Medusa. Medusa is an epic rarity Esper in Dislyte, and she can help disable your opponents by petrifying them. Today, we’ll show you how to use Medusa in Dislyte!
How to Use Medusa in Dislyte
Those who patronize her establishment must be especially careful of a glowing, green cocktail that she serves up from time to time. Known as “Medusa’s Vengeance,” it is one of Melanie’s specialties and is reserved for very specific occasions.
Simply put, it is as lethal as its mythical namesake.
Who knows? In the next day or two after consuming it, people may be surprised to find a statue where a wicked man once stood…
— Medusa’s Career Entry
Medusa’s Abilities
- Fatal Gaze: Deals damage to a target equal to 120% of ATK with a(n) 75% chance to transfer a debuff to the target.
- Covenant of Punishment (Passive): Each attack reduces the target’s AP by 15%. If the target has less than 30% AP, inflict Petrification for 1 turn. Cooldown: 4 turns
- Queen of the Night: Deals damage to all enemies equal to 100% of ATK with a(n) 100% chance of reducing their AP by 15%. Cooldown: 4 turns.
- Ascension: Deals damage to all enemies equal to 100% of ATK with a(n) 100% chance of reducing their AP by 15%. If target is debuffed, then this will reduce an extra 15% AP. Cooldown: 4 turns.
- Captain Skill: Increases ally SPD by 15%.
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Medusa’s Recommended Relics
- Wind Walker
- Apollo’s Bow
- Master Grove
- Sword Avatara
Medusa’s Strategy
Medusa is a capable disabler that can slow down enemies taking their turns. Her passive, Covenant of Punishment, makes all of her attacks reduce her target’s AP by 15%. AP stands for Action Points, and a unit can take their turn once they hit 100% AP. The amount of AP a unit generates depends on their SPD stat.
By simply attacking enemies, Medusa reduces their AP, effectively slowing them down. This can be crucial for delaying powerful enemies from using a strong attack. Additionally, if you target an enemy with already low AP, they’ll be completely petrified for a turn, canceling whatever they had in mind.
As you can probably guess, Medusa’s main strength comes from her ability to deny enemy turns. Stacking her with SPD increasing Relics and buffs is an effective strategy, as the quicker she can get her turns, the more she can slow down enemies. If she ever gets hit with a SPD reducing debuff, make sure to use Fatal Gaze a lot to transfer it to an enemy.
That concludes our guide on using Medusa in Dislyte. Have any other effective strategies with her? Let us know in the comments below!
Published: May 14, 2022 06:06 pm