However, changing dresspheres within battle can make the character use '_ Strike' for example, Lightning Strike, therefore giving your weapon the Thunder Element. Throughout the game there are battles where the enemy specialises in a certain element, and it's useful to be immune to that element, and render some of your enemy's attacks useless. For example, the Thunder Spawn Garment Grid makes the character a Thunder Eater (i.e., absorb Thunder damage and convert it to Health Points). There are some Garment Grids that are Elemental, and allow the character to be immune (or even become an eater) of a certain element. Hour of Need (Defense, Magic Defense +10): Any (a bonus to Defense is always good).Bum Rush (Strength, Magic +10): Berserker, Black Mage, Warrior, White Mage.Since these Garment Grids have four spaces, it would make sense to put relevant dresspheres on each, if you like your character to interchange dresspheres often. Some Garment Grids grant a bonus to more than one stat, such as the Bum Rush Garment Grid, which raises both Strength and Magic. Other examples include equipping heavy attack dresspheres, such as the Warrior, Berserker or Dark Knight with a Grid that raises Strength, which would be the Strength of One. As a White Mage, it would be a good idea to equip Yuna with something like the Seething Cauldron Garment Grid (which grants a bonus to Magic). It would be pointless equipping a White Mage, who uses healing magic, with the Strength of One Garment Grid, which raises the Strength Stat.There are Garment Grids that raise your stats, for instance, Strength of One grants a bonus to Strength, Stonehewn grants a bonus to Defense, etc.Equip Yuna as a White Mage, e.g., the healer.Sometimes it's better to use certain Garment Grids whilst equipping a certain dressphere. The Garment Grids all clearly show their effects.

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