Beyond this point, they will stay at the same level whilst your characters gain levels. Note that mandatory boss encounters are level capped which means they will only scale to the average party level to a point. There are ways of minimizing EXP gain if you want the enemies to be at their lowest level possible. However, higher-level enemies can also drop rarer items and can have more powerful magic drawn from them. This makes them more challenging if you are not setting up your junctions optimally. Higher-level enemies can also use new commands. This means that the higher the average party level, the higher the level of your enemies. The level of most enemies scales to the average level of your active party. The same amount of EXP that each character obtains is also divided amongst the GFs that are junctioned to them. Once acquired, EXP contributes to your character’s Levels which in turn contributes to your character’s stats. EXP and APĮXP (or “Experience Points”) is gained after battle by defeating or damaging enemies. This in turn allows your characters to be more powerful via junctioning. That said, higher-level enemies will also drop more valuable items and have more powerful magic that can be drawn from them. They will also have access to more powerful commands at higher level ranges. This means that without junctioning magic to your stats well enough, your enemies will become more challenging as their stats become higher. However, your enemies’ levels will scale with the average level of your three active party members. You can also increase a character’s stats by leveling up. Remodeling weapons (this only increases Str).These stats can be increased for the characters in these ways: You can view a character’s stats on the Junction screen and on the Status screen on the Menu. The higher the combatant’s Luck, the more likely the combatant will hit their target and the more likely the combatant will evade an oncoming attack. Secondly, Luck also affects both the chance the combatant will hit their target with a physical attack and the chance the combatant will evade an oncoming physical attack. Firstly, the higher the Luck stat, the higher the chance that the combatant will inflict a critical attack instead of a normal physical attack.

“Luck” – This stat corresponds to a few different variables.At 255% the combatant is guaranteed to hit their target but any lower and the chance to hit will also be subject to the target’s Eva and both the combatant’s and the target’s Luck. The higher the combatant’s Hit percentage, the higher the chance the character will successfully hit their target with a physical attack. “Hit” – Hit corresponds to the combatant’s chance of successfully hitting a target with a Physical Attack.The attacker’s Hit and both the combatant’s and the attacker’s Luck is also factored in a combatant’s chance to evade. Note that 100% Eva doesn’t indicate a 100% chance of evading an attack. The higher the combatant’s Eva percentage, the higher the chance the combatant will evade the physical attack. Evasion or “Eva” – This number corresponds to the chance a combatant has to evade Physical Attacks.The higher the combatant’s Spd, the faster their ATB gauge will fill and the more turns they will be able to take. Speed or “Spd” – Spd corresponds to how quickly the combatant’s ATB gauge fills.The higher the combatant’s Spr, the less Magical Damage they will take. Spirit or “Spr” – Spr corresponds to a combatant’s Magical Defense.The higher the combatant’s Mag, the more Magical Damage they will inflict and the more HP they will recover with Curative Spells. It also determines how easily a character can draw magic. Magic or “Mag” – Mag corresponds to a combatant’s Magical Damage as well as HP recovered from Curative spells.The higher the combatant’s Vit, the less physical damage they will take. Vitality or “Vit” – This number corresponds to a combatant’s Physical Defence–the extent they can defend from Physical Damage.The higher a combatant’s Str, the higher the physical damage they will inflict on a target when they Attack. Strength or “Str” – This number corresponds to a combatant’s Physical Damage.In the case of player characters, this means they need specific items, magic, or abilities used on them to revive them (e.g. When a combatant is at 0 HP, they are dead or KO’d. When a combatant receives damage, they lose HP.

Hit Points or “HP” – This number denotes how much damage a combatant can take.

The characters’ combat performance are also affected directly and indirectly by EXP and AP. Every Character and Enemy will have certain statistics, or “ Stats,” that pertain to certain properties that affect their performance in combat.

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