8 Best Archetypes For Eupha In Metaphor: ReFantazio

Eupha will be the second to last party member that players will recruit in Metaphor: ReFantazio. She comes from Virga Island is home to the so-called pagan people of the Mustari tribe. What sets them apart from most of the world, besides their non-belief in Sanctism, is that Mustari wear helmets.

They are not forbidden from removing them, but it helps keep their third eye from upsetting people. Because of all these differences, Eupha is a unique character who can help inject some new perspectives into Metaphor: ReFantazio’s story. She’s also a strong party member in the field of magic, so let’s recommend the best magic-based Archetypes that would work well for Eupha.

8 Summoner

Call Creatures To Aid In The Fight

Summoner is Eupha’s starting Archetype in the game. Like Summoners in the Final Fantasy games, Eupha gains the ability to call elemental and non-elemental beings to her beck and call to usually attack all opponents. The big difference is that players have to craft their summons with More back at Akademeia. There are supportive summons as well and the upgrade for this Archetype, Devil Summoner, is a callback to the Shin Megami Tensei series proper. Many of the summons in that category are also demons from that game, like Black Frost.

7 Seeker

Harvest The Power Of Wind

Seeker is the starting Archetype of the hero in Metaphor: ReFantazio, Will. It’s a well-balanced Archetype between physical attacks and magical abilities. Eupha should take this on up until players can upgrade the Archetype to Magic Seeker. That’s because players need it to be leveled up a little bit to unlock the aforementioned Devil Summoner Archetype. It should also be noted that Eupha’s exclusive ultimate class, the Royal Summoner, needs the third-tier Soul Hacker Archetype leveled up. Players may as well go all the way then as it is a good way to earn some wind magic too.

6 Healer

Someone Has To Be The Healer

Those two Archetypes are mostly focused on the offensive but the Healer is anything but. This Archetype can be unlocked and upgraded by befriending the little girl, Maria.

Cleric and Saviour, which is their spelling of it, are the two upgrades for this Archetype which give players access to better healing spells.

Eupha can gain magic to heal individuals or the group with this Archetype along with abilities to cure status effects. Ultimately, all characters should dabble in a little healing magic to save on items in Metaphor: ReFantazio.

5 Mage

An RPG Staple Of Elemental Might

• Archetype Creator: Gallica

Mages are another classic staple to RPGs and this Archetype in Metaphor: ReFantazio has branching paths. All forms will give characters like Eupha mastery over ice, fire, and lightning magic. They will go from a Mage to a Wizard and then branch off between a Warlock and an Elemental Master. The Elemental Master is the better of the two as it contains the best ice, fire, and lightning spells whereas the Warlock dabbles in darker arts that don’t come in handy as often. Still, leveling up all Archetypes will improve Eupha’s magical prowess overall which will be a slower process as Gallica, the Archetype’s originator, is story-based only and can’t be rushed through.

4 Masked Dancer

Take On The Role OF All Archetypes Through Persona

The Masked Dancer can be obtained once Junah joins the team. It’s one of the most unique Archetypes in the game as it acts like a Blue Mage in other RPGs. There are spells to learn through the Archetype, but more importantly, players can wear masks and switch them to gain the powers of other Archetypes in battle. Like the summonable creatures, masks have to be forged with More. It’s the most Persona-heavy reference in the game, especially with the evolved Archetype called Persona Master. Giving Eupha access to these masks would allow her flexibility in battle.

3 Thief

Learn To Steal Items And Kill With Darkness

• Archetype Creator: Heismay

A thief is another legendary RPG class and the Thief in Metaphor: ReFantazio can be obtained once players recruit Heismay. This non-magical Archetype may seem like a weird recommendation for Eupha but there is a solid reason for it.

To access the Masked Dancer Archetype, players must also level up the basic Mage and Thief Archetypes. To gain access to the Warlock, players need to level up the Assassin which is the second form of the Thief. There’s no real need to go all the way and give Eupha access to the Ninja unless players feel like they need to complete the cycle.

2 Faker

A More Stat-Based Rogue

• Archetype Creator: Alonzo

A Faker is not related to the Thief Archetype although the two share some things in common. Players can get it when they meet Alonzo and take care of his optional side quest in Metaphor: ReFantazio. The Faker is based around debuffing enemies from lowering defenses to lowering attack power. This is not a bad set of skills for a magic-based character like Eupha to have and it can help a lot with bosses. More importantly, leveling up the Faker is necessary to gain access to the Persona Master.

1 Commander

A Samurai Who Deals In Flag Twirling

• Archetype Creator: Bardon

Players will meet Bardon, the keeper of this Archetype, around the same time as Alonzo. Bardon looks like a samurai character from his armor to his katana. The Commander Archetype looks like a samurai too but the associated weapon is more like a baton. A Commander can attack and there are good fire and ice skills, but the main role of this Archetype is to buff the party up. A Commander is like a cheerleader only it looks cooler and it’s a good Archetype for Eupha to give her some support skills.