Kisara’s whole gimmick revolves around dealing a lot of damage with her mace and shield and taking a lot of damage so ideally your other party members don’t have to. If you are guarding, then it is stronger than usual. Normally, it involves using her shield to attack a foe. This is an Arte Kisara can use while on the ground. While that in and of itself is handy, it gets even better when you factor in Artes that gain a special property if used while guarding. Many of her special abilities are designed to be used while she’s holding up her shield and defending herself. As I headed down the road to the city of Viscint, it meant any time I was in a fight, she’d stand strong against any attack from any angle.Įven better is how Kisara handles Arte usage in Tales of Arise while defending. Which appealed to me immediately, because in Tales of games I sometimes dodge my way right into another opponent. She’ll guard with her shield and take that hit. While other characters can dodge if you press a certain button in a fight, she holds her ground. See, Kisara wields a very large shield in Tales of Arise. I decided to step into Kisara’s shoes for my Tales of Arise session, namely because her tank-like traits meant she wouldn’t function like the other people in the party. And you can swap in fights or take charge. Though again, as is common, you can set strategies to determine if they are aggressive, act in moderation, or focus on things like healing. These are different sorts of monsters that “follow” wherever Renans might settle themselves.Īs is common with Tales of games, I picked one character to control in battle, while the other three would be handled by AI. As Shionne and Alphen pointed out at the start of my adventure, zeugles infested the area. Instead, I was able to leisurely walk through the Elde Menaciq.
When I headed into Tales of Arise, I initially didn’t have a clear goal. A newly announced party member for the game, she’s a warrior with a surprisingly helpful repertoire that made her invaluable during my experience. As I went through a hands-on demo of Tales of Arise, I experienced exactly that with Captain Kisara. There are times in games when you see a character’s mechanic or moveset and are struck by how useful it might be.
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