Temple Knight

Name, the rogue Temple Knight

Level	HP	MP	Att	MAtt	Def	MDef	Creature Type
27	104430	?	22	17	21	19	Humanoid
Weak		Strong		Immune		Absorb
None		None		Status_all, Stop		None
Wielded	2nd Hand	Shield	Head	Body	Gauntlets	Accessory	Accessory
Brave Sword	None	Crystal Shield	Dragon Helm	Meso Mail	Frosty Bracelet	Dragoon Boots	Mythical Circlet
Abilities	Target	Element	Details
Aspel	One Enemy	None	Magical Attack, Drains MP
Berserk	One Enemy	N/A	Tries to inflict Berserk
Cure4	Self	N/A	Cures HP. Reflectable.
Dispel	One Enemy	N/A	Dispels Positive Statuses
Don't Act	One Enemy	None	Tries to inflict Don't Act
Drain	One Enemy	Drain	Magical Attack, Drains HP
Retort	One Enemy	None	Physical Counter Attack
Silence	One Enemy	N/A	Tries to inflict Silence
Sleep	One Enemy	N/A	Tries to inflict Sleep
Wall	Self	N/A	Casts Protect and Shell
Notes
Temple Knights aren't exactly offensive power houses with their Drain attack and weak melees. Their real trouble comes from Cure4, especially when your damage is cut from Wall or being statused. Protect yourself from DA and Berserk with something like Jewel Ring/Peace Ring. Magic characters are also going to have to defend against Silence and Aspel, which means a Memory Cap and probably just waiting out the Silence, since you don't want to sacrifice a Jewel Ring or Peace Ring for a White Cape. Let's hope your Will is high enough to fend off Silence and your Dark Bomb strong enough to kill them before they can land it more than once. You can also best their Cure4 by casting Reflect on them, although it costs 45 MP so you have to beat Aspel in order to keep it up if you don't have a Memory Cap.

Last updated: 13 August, 2009