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Ikenie to Yuki no Setsuna Has Materia-Like "Waystones" For Commands And Effects

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Square Enix shared some new details on their upcoming modernized old school-style RPG, Ikenie to Yuki no Setsuna, with details on a Materia-like slot system that will let you add new commands and abilities. [Thanks, Game Jouhou.]

 

Waystone:

 

  • In addition to weapons and armor, there’s an item called “Waystone” that can be equipped to learn new commands or have added effects.

 

  • There are different kinds of Waystones, and you can switch them around at any time.

 

  • The number of Waystones that can be equipped will increase as you level.

 

  • They can be acquired from shops by turning in material that you get from battles. You’ll need different materials depending on the type of Waystone.

 

Here’s a list of different Waystones abilities:

 

  • Wall: Learn a magic that reduces the damage taken from enemies. By using the “Setsuna System” to time the ability, you can have its effect spread through the entire party.

 

  • Provoke: Makes the enemies target the user. The Setsuna System timing adds a damage-reducing effect.

 

  • Firebit: Characters that equip it have their fire attribute attacks increase.

 

  • Stonebit: Adds an effect that adds petrify to the user’s attacks.

 

  • Caloric: An effect that increases the range of various attacks. It can make regular attacks turn into multiple attacks.

 

  • Harvest: Heals health after defeating an enemy.

 

  • Avenger: Reflects a small amount of damage taken.

 

There’s also some information on a new character called “The Man with a Scythe.” He is said to not have any human-like emotions, and is almost like a god of death who will appear numerous times in attempts to kill Setsuna.

 

Ikenie to Yuki no Setsuna will release in Japan on February 18, 2016 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita.

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