Battle System Guide in Persona 5 Tactica
Persona 5 Tactica is a simulation RPG.
Persona 5 Tactica (P5T) is a strategic battle played by three characters in a team with gameplay being a simulation RPG. You can engage in highly strategic battles by positioning your characters, performing melee attacks and long-range gun attacks, and using Persona skills.
Move freely and attack enemies.
You can move your character freely until you start attacking. If the enemy is behind cover, you can approach the enemy and attack with melee attacks or use long-range attacks to knock down enemies that are vulnerable.
Controlled characters can be changed any time.
Before taking action, you can freely switch between the three members in your party. This will help you create advantageous situations by changing your character to match the enemies weaknesses or moving your character to aim for Triple Threat.
Your turn ends after you attack.
Your turn ends after you attack. There is also the option to end the turn without taking any action and if you do not take any action, “Charge” will be activated and your next turn’s actions will be strengthened.
Three types of Attacks in the Game
Ranged Attack
Ranged attacks allow you to attack enemies from a distance. Ranged attack damage dealt will be reduce when used against enemies in a guard state.
Melee Attack
Melee attacks have the effect of knocking enemies away and are effective for knocking down enemies from high places. Melee attacks are also effective against enemies in guard state and can create an opportunity to knock them DOWN.
Skill Attacks with Personas
Skill attacks with Personas are more powerful than normal attacks and can also trigger additional effects. For example, “Zio” can paralyze the enemy and “Garu” can send enemies flying far away.
Persona 5 Tactica Battle System
Knock down the enemy and activate “1 MORE.”
In Persona 5 Tactica, forcing enemies into the Down state will activate “1 MORE” which essentially gives characters an extra action after they have taken one already. Normally, the turn ends after the attack but by activating 1 MORE, you can move again to seize the advantage.
Persona 5 Tactica 1 MORE Guide
Surround Downed enemies and activate “Triple Threat” attacks.
You can activate Triple Threat attacks by surrounding a downed enemy in a triangle formation. These three-person attacks can damage all enemies within the triangle range, so try to aim for it whenever you have the chance.
Persona 5 Tactica Triple Threat Guide
Use Unique Skills to turn the tide of battle.
Unique Skills are special skills that can only be used by specific characters. When the team’s VOLTAGE Gauge is full, certain skills becomes available, and they can have powerful effects on the battlefield.
A Unique skill has different effects depending on the character, and including the attack-type skills and support-type skills. By activating a unique skills according to the situation will be the key to victory.
Persona 5 Tactica Unique Skill Guide
End the turn without taking any action to enter “Charged” state.
Whenever a character ends a turn without deciding an action, they will enter a “Charged” state which means on their next turn, their attack will be more effective against the enemies. The effects of charging varies and it depends on the characters, such as being able to knock DOWN enemies in cover state if you use Erina charge attack.
Persona 5 Tactica Charge Attack Guide
Gain an advantage by inflicting status ailments.
Certain Persona skills can inflict status ailments on targets. For example “Zio” can paralyze the enemy and make them unable to move, giving you an advantage in battle.
Take down an enemy from high ground to activate Follow-Up Attacks and 1 MORE.
Making a downed enemy fall from high ground lets you activate 1 MORE, allowing you to take action again. In addition, if an allies is near the area where the enemy fell, you can deal even more damage with a Follow-Up attack.
Persona 5 Tactica Follow-Up Attack Guide
Use Stage Elements to gain the advantage.
Persona 5 Tactica has various map elements and gimmicks depending on the stage and depending on how you use them, you can bring the battle to your advantage. For example Elevators allow you to move from difficult to climb platforms in an instant, making it easier to attack enemies in high grounds.
Stage Elements List
Stage Elements | Effect |
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Surveillance Camera | Summon additional enemies if you enter the colored range |
Explosive Barrels | Explode when a certain amount of damage is received |
Dash Square | Jump from high place to another high place |
Stairs | Climb up to reach higher ground |
Elevator | Press the switch to move up and down |
Persona 5 Tactica Stage Elements Guide
New Features and Mechanics
Equip Sub-Personas.
Persona 5 Tactica (P5T) implements the “Sub-Persona System” that previously appeared in Persona Q. By equipping Sub-Personas, you can increase your character’s stats and use the Persona’s unique skills and inherited skills.
Persona 5 Tactica Sub-Persona Guide
Create weapons via Persona Fusion.
Persona 5 Tactica (P5T) has added weapon creation by Persona fusion. Weapon creation through Persona fusion has the advantage of having high status weapons and being able to attach attributes.
Other Strategy Guides
Persona 5 Tactica Persona Compendium (Persona List and Guides)Main Personas
Arsène | Zorro | Captain Kidd |
Carmen | Goemon | Johanna |
Necronomicon | Milady | Robin Hood |
Cendrillon | Ernesto | Satanael |
Burn Affinity Personas
Jack-o’-Lantern (Lv.1) | Hua Po (Lv.6) | Orpheus (Lv.9) |
Inugami (Lv.11) | Orpheus Picaro (Lv.14) | Eligor (Lv.17) |
Orthrus (Lv.21) | Lamia (Lv.26) | Orpheus Female (Lv.29) |
Ara Mitama (Lv.32) | Hell Biker (Lv.35) | Orpheus Female Picaro (Lv.38) |
Ose (Lv.42) | Hecatoncheires (Lv.47) | Seth (Lv.50) |
Cerberus (Lv.54) | Asterius (Lv.58) | Asterius Picaro (Lv.61) |
Moloch (Lv.64) | Throne (Lv.68) | Attis (Lv.73) |
Uriel (Lv.79) | Surt (Lv.85) | Mada (Lv.91) |
Freeze Affinity Personas
Genbu (Lv.4) | Koropokkuru (Lv.8) | Jack Frost (Lv.12) |
High Pixie (Lv.16) | Sui-Ki (Lv.20) | Isis (Lv.28) |
Lilim (Lv.31) | Belphegor (Lv.36) | Kikuri-Hime (Lv.40) |
Byakko (Lv.45) | Sarasvati (Lv.50) | Skadi (Lv.55) |
King Frost (Lv.60) | Seiryu (Lv.66) | Black Frost (Lv.69) |
Lakshmi (Lv.74) | Alilat (Lv.80) | Mother Harlot (Lv.86) |
Satan (Lv.92) | - | - |
Shock Affinity Personas
Pixie (Lv.2) | Agathion (Lv.5) | Mokoi (Lv.10) |
Shiisaa (Lv.14) | Oni (Lv.18) | Izanagi (Lv.20) |
Take-Minakata (Lv.23) | Izanagi Picaro (Lv.26) | Zouchouten (Lv.29) |
Thunderbird (Lv.33) | Thoth (Lv.39) | Yurlungur (Lv.44) |
Barong (Lv.49) | Raja Naga (Lv.54) | Thor (Lv.60) |
Oberon (Lv.65) | Dionysus (Lv.71) | Raphael (Lv.76) |
Odin (Lv.83) | Yoshitsune (Lv.88) | Izanagi-no-Okami (Lv.90) |
Izanagi-no-Okami Picaro (Lv.95) | - | - |
Sweep Affinity Personas
Bicorn (Lv.1) | Kelpie (Lv.5) | Koppa Tengu (Lv.10) |
Orobas (Lv.15) | Fuu-Ki (Lv.18) | Nigi Mitama (Lv.22) |
Clotho (Lv.26) | Anzu (Lv.30) | Kurama Tengu (Lv.34) |
Atropos (Lv.38) | Kumbhanda (Lv.43) | Fortuna (Lv.47) |
Jatayu (Lv.51) | Norn (Lv.55) | Garuda (Lv.59) |
Quetzalcoatl (Lv.65) | Cu Chulainn (Lv.70) | Scathach (Lv.77) |
Baal (Lv.84) | Hastur (Lv.90) | - |
Hypno Affinity Personas
Incubus (Lv.2) | Kodama (Lv.6) | Obariyon (Lv.10) |
Sudama (Lv.15) | Shiki-Ouji (Lv.19) | Matador (Lv.24) |
Andras (Lv.29) | Decarabia (Lv.34) | Kaiwan (Lv.39) |
Queen Mab (Lv.43) | Bugs (Lv.46) | Pale Rider (Lv.49) |
Parvati (Lv.54) | Forneus (Lv.59) | Yamata-no-Orochi (Lv.64) |
Loa (Lv.69) | Macabre (Lv.74) | Gabriel (Lv.80) |
Vohu Manah (Lv.87) | Shiva (Lv.90) | Chi You (Lv.94) |
Vortex Affinity Personas
Silky (Lv.4) | Slime (Lv.9) | Nekomata (Lv.13) |
Makami (Lv.16) | Phoenix (Lv.21) | Rakshasa (Lv.24) |
Choronzon (Lv.28) | Mothman (Lv.33) | Unicorn (Lv.37) |
Girimekhala (Lv.42) | Horus (Lv.46) | Ganesha (Lv.51) |
Yatagarasu (Lv.56) | Trumpeter (Lv.60) | Atavaka (Lv.63) |
Bishamonten (Lv.70) | Kohryu (Lv.75) | Zaou-Gongen (Lv.78) |
Asura (Lv.82) | Fafnir (Lv.87) | Ardha (Lv.93) |
Dizzy Affinity Personas
Angel (Lv.3) | Saki Mitama (Lv.6) | Archangel (Lv.11-) |
Kaguya (Lv.13) | Suzaku (Lv.17) | Kaguya Picaro Lv.21) |
Naga (Lv.24) | Kin-Ki (Lv.28) | Tam Lin (Lv.32) |
Lachesis (Lv.35) | Daisoujou (Lv.40) | Power (Lv.43) |
Narcissus (Lv.47) | Dakini (Lv.52) | Okuninushi (Lv.57) |
Melchizedek (Lv.61) | Dominion (Lv.67) | Chimera (Lv.72) |
Sandalphon (Lv.77) | Sraosha (Lv.81) | Michael (Lv.85) |
Futsunushi (Lv.88) | Messiah (Lv.91) | Messiah Picaro (Lv.95) |
Despair Affinity Personas
Succubus (Lv.4) | Onmoraki (Lv.8) | Ippon-Datara (Lv.12) |
Black Ooze (Lv.16) | Nue (Lv.20) | Pisaca (Lv.25) |
Mithra (Lv.30) | Anubis (Lv.35) | Red Rider (Lv.39) |
Magatzu-Izanagi (Lv.42) | Pazuzu (Lv.45) | Magatsu-Izanagi Picaro (Lv.48) |
Rangda (Lv.51) | Tsukiyomi (Lv.53) | Black Rider (Lv.56) |
Tsukuyomi Picaro (Lv.59) | Thanatos (Lv.63) | Mot (Lv.67) |
Thanatos Picaro (Lv.71) | Abaddon (Lv.76) | Belial (Lv.81) |
Alice (Lv.83) | Beelzebub (Lv.88) | Lucifer (Lv.93) |
Satanael (Lv.96) | - | - |
Forget Affinity Personas
Cait Sith (-) | Berith (-) | Kusi Mitama (-) |
Yaksini (-) | Jikokuten (-) | Flauros (-) |
Setanta (Lv.34) | Ariadne (-) | Arahabaki (-) |
Mithras (Lv.38) | Ariadne Picaro (Lv.41) | Valkyrie (Lv.44) |
Koumokuten (Lv.49) | Titania (Lv.53) | Chernobog (Lv.57) |
Kali (Lv.62) | Hanuman (Lv.68) | Vasuki (Lv.73) |
Siegfried (Lv.78) | Vishnu (Lv.86) | Ongyo-Ki (Lv.92) |
Sleep Affinity Personas
Mandrake (-) | Apsaras (-) | Ame-no-Uzume (-) |
Leanan Sidhe (-) | Sandman (Lv.23) | Principality (Lv.28) |
Neko Shogun (Lv.30) | White Rider (Lv.33) | Hariti (Lv.37) |
Kushinada-Hime (Lv.41) | Ananta (Lv.45) | Athena (Lv.48) |
Baphomet (Lv.52) | Athena Picaro (Lv.55) | Lilith (Lv.58) |
Byakhee (Lv.63) | Nebiros (Lv.70) | Cybele (Lv.75) |
Raoul (Lv.79) | Ishtar (Lv.84) | Metatron (Lv.89) |
Maria (Lv.92) |
Persona 5 Tactica Recommended Article List
Persona 5 Tactica Walkthrough and GuideBeginner Guides
Basic Information
Pre-Order Bonuses | Game Editions |
Game Difficulty | Game Controls |
Game Differences | Gameplay Features |
Permanent Events and Missables | Save Data Rewards |
PC System Requirements and Specs | Platform and System Differences |
Cross Save Features | How Long to Beat |
Post-Game Unlockables | New Game Plus Unlockables |
Beginner's Guide | - |
DLC Information
DLC List and Information | Repaint Your Heart Challenge Pack DLC Guide |
Picaro Summoning Pack and Raoul Persona DLC Guide | Weapon Pack DLC Guide |
Strategy Guides
Tier List Guides
Best Character Tier List | Best Characters for each Kingdom |
Best Teams Tier List | Best Teams for each Kingdom |
Best Persona Tier List | Best Personas for each Character |
Best Personas for each Kingdom | Best Weapons for each Character |
Best Skills for each Character | - |
Useful Information
Trophy and Achievement List | How to Beat the Main Story |
Fast Leveling Guide | Growth Points Farming Guide |
Money Farming Guide | Talk Event Guide |
Talk Event List | Quest Guide |
Quest List | Awards Guide |
Enemy List | - |
Character-related Information
Character List | New Character List |
How to Unlock all Characters | Voice Actor List |
Stats Guide | Damage Skill Types |
Status Effects | Unique Skill Guide |
Skill Tree Guide | Skill List |
How to Unlock Goro Akechi (Crow) | How to Unlock Kasumi Yoshizawa (Violet) |
Battle-related Information
Battle System Guide | Stage Elements Guide |
Stage Objects Guide | Height Damage Guide |
Guard Guide | Cover Guide |
Charge Attack Guide | Voltage Guide |
1 MORE Guide | Triple Threat Guide |
Persona-related Information
Game Database
Character-related Database
Weapon List | Skill Tree List |
Persona Skill List | - |
Enemy-related Database
Marie Kingdom Enemies
Musketeer | Grenadier |
Drummer | Marie (Boss) |
Yoshiki Kingdom Enemies
Sumo-maton | Guarded Geisha |
Slimy Shinobi | Yoshiki (Boss) |
Guernica Kingdom Enemies
Enemy 1 | Enemy 2 |
Enemy 3 | Guernica (Boss) |
Game Forums
Chat Board | Question Board |
Bug Report Board | - |
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