Megid

Megid メギド A dark technique. Strikes an enemy with a Curse of Death. Type : Hard Targets : 1 HUmr HUnl HUct HUcl × × × × RAmr RAml RAct RAcl × × × × FOmr FOml FOnm FOnl 30 30 30 30

Megid is a hard attack technique that has the potential to kill an enemy in one hit. Megid's chance to instantly kill an enemy is determined by its technique level relative to its target's EDK.

While it is unreliable on many enemies, strictly useless against others, and has both a slow casting speed and high TP cost, Megid can still be extremely effective against certain enemies. Notably, both Sinow Zele and Morfos are very susceptible to Megid, making it a useful option in Seabed.

Megid formula

Megid functions differently than every other attack technique. While it has a base power and power scaling like other attack techniques, Megid does not deal damage. Instead, Megid's power directly represents its percent chance to instantly kill its target. This chance is reduced by the target's EDK.

Megid's chance to kill follows the linear formula of:

• Success chance = Tech Power - (Resistance)

Thus, if level 30 Megid (with a Tech Power of 100) strikes a target with 80 EDK, the success chance will be 20%.

Technique boosts

Instead of increasing its chance to kill, certain weapons and frames will boost Megid by allowing it to pierce enemies, striking more than one at a time. Only one boost to Megid is necessary for this effect; further boosts will not have any effect.

Classes

Class	Technique(s)	Boost
FOnewearl		+30% damage
		Pierces
		+100% range

Equipment

The following items, when equipped, will allow Megid to pierce enemies.

Item Name	Boost	Also Boosts
Weapons
Dark Bridge	Pierces
Demonic Fork	Pierces	—
Frames
Cursed Cloak	Pierces	—
Dirty Lifejacket	Pierces	—
Barriers
Black Gauntlets	Pierces	—

Level progression

Megid's statistics improve when its level increases, but the MST required to learn it and TP required to cast it increase as well.

Lv	Trigger Chance (%)	TP Cost	MST Required To Learn	Targeting Range		Targeting Angle
				Horizontal	Vertical	Horizontal	Vertical
1	27	30	160	?	?	?	?
2	30	31	188	?	?	?	?
3	33	32	216	?	?	?	?
4	36	33	244	?	?	?	?
5	39	34	272	?	?	?	?
6	42	35	300	?	?	?	?
7	45	36	328	?	?	?	?
8	48	37	356	?	?	?	?
9	51	38	384	?	?	?	?
10	54	39	412	?	?	?	?
11	57	40	440	?	?	?	?
12	60	41	468	?	?	?	?
13	63	42	496	?	?	?	?
14	66	43	524	?	?	?	?
15	69	44	552	?	?	?	?
16	72	45	580	?	?	?	?
17	74	46	608	?	?	?	?
18	76	47	636	?	?	?	?
19	78	48	664	?	?	?	?
20	80	49	692	?	?	?	?
21	82	51	720	?	?	?	?
22	84	52	748	?	?	?	?
23	86	53	776	?	?	?	?
24	88	54	804	?	?	?	?
25	90	55	832	?	?	?	?
26	92	56	860	?	?	?	?
27	94	57	888	?	?	?	?
28	96	58	916	?	?	?	?
29	98	59	944	?	?	?	?
30	100	60	972	?	?	?	?