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Samovira should be dealt with before the Vodianoi. Although the party may see buffs on the enemy, or even debuffs on party members, they will still be killing Samovira between twice and four times as fast, because of the Vodianoi's higher HP and physical resistance. High [[level]] parties can dispatch Samovira before they can buff many Vodianoi, whether or not they have the HP to simply soak up the increased damage. Mid to low range parties should be able to stop Samovira, fully buffed, joining the Vodianoi to inflict damage on a debuffed party. Very low parties can avoid the worst fate of all: dealing with the buffs and debuffs, starting all over again. |
Samovira should be dealt with before the Vodianoi. Although the party may see buffs on the enemy, or even debuffs on party members, they will still be killing Samovira between twice and four times as fast, because of the Vodianoi's higher HP and physical resistance. High [[level]] parties can dispatch Samovira before they can buff many Vodianoi, whether or not they have the HP to simply soak up the increased damage. Mid to low range parties should be able to stop Samovira, fully buffed, joining the Vodianoi to inflict damage on a debuffed party. Very low parties can avoid the worst fate of all: dealing with the buffs and debuffs, starting all over again. |
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| − | [[Noel Kreiss|Noel]] as party leader can manually use [[Ravager (Final Fantasy XIII-2)#Flamestrike|Flamestrike]] to take full advantage of his strength and doubled damage while raising the [[ |
+ | [[Noel Kreiss|Noel]] as party leader can manually use [[Ravager (Final Fantasy XIII-2)#Flamestrike|Flamestrike]] to take full advantage of his strength and doubled damage while raising the [[Stagger (Final Fantasy XIII)|chain gauge]]. At other times, he and other [[Commando (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Commandos]] will benefit more from [[Commando (Final Fantasy XIII-2)#Attack|Attack]] with the Commando Role bonus, which more than doubles damage. Against the Vodianoi, with their halving of physical damage, the choices become more complex. |
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Revision as of 13:39, 17 May 2020
Template:Sideicon The Samovira is an enemy in Final Fantasy XIII-2.
Stats
Battle
It appears with others of its kind or with Vodianois. Samovira have low defenses: they do not halve physical damage as Vodianoi do, and have half the HP. They can inflict status ailments on the party and status enhancements upon themselves and their allies.
Strategy
Samovira should be dealt with before the Vodianoi. Although the party may see buffs on the enemy, or even debuffs on party members, they will still be killing Samovira between twice and four times as fast, because of the Vodianoi's higher HP and physical resistance. High level parties can dispatch Samovira before they can buff many Vodianoi, whether or not they have the HP to simply soak up the increased damage. Mid to low range parties should be able to stop Samovira, fully buffed, joining the Vodianoi to inflict damage on a debuffed party. Very low parties can avoid the worst fate of all: dealing with the buffs and debuffs, starting all over again.
Noel as party leader can manually use Flamestrike to take full advantage of his strength and doubled damage while raising the chain gauge. At other times, he and other Commandos will benefit more from Attack with the Commando Role bonus, which more than doubles damage. Against the Vodianoi, with their halving of physical damage, the choices become more complex.
Paradigm Pack
Only Samovira and a few other creatures, such as Don Tonberry and Nekton, have Feral Links that give the Slow debuff. Slow can only be applied via Feral Links. "Heavy" debuffs do physical damage instead of the usual magic damage of Saboteur attacks.
Monster stats
Abilities
| Ability | Level | Type | Infuse |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deprotect II | Initial | Command | |
| Deshell II | Initial | Command | |
| Auto-Haste | Initial | Passive | |
| Resist Curse: +10% | Initial | Passive | |
| Dispel | 3 | Command | |
| Resist Curse: +44% | 5 | Passive | |
| Heavy Deshellga | 8 | Command | |
| Resist Deshell: +44% | 12 | Passive | |
| Resist Poison: +10% | 17 | Passive | |
| Heavy Deprotega | 24 | Command | |
| Resist Deprotect: +44% | 32 | Passive | |
| Endless Nightmare | 36 | Command | |
| Kill: ATB Charge | 45 | Passive |
Other appearances
Final Fantasy Trading Card Game
Samovira appears in Final Fantasy Trading Card Game with a wind-elemental card.
Etymology
"Samovira" is a mistranslation of "samovila". Samodivas, or samovilas, are woodland fairies found in South-Slavic folklore and mythology.