final fantasy brave exvius how to get ifrit

Players can also summon Espers (which also include traditional Final Fantasy monsters like Cactuars, Bombs, along more classic ones like Ifrit or Shiva) or Vision Cards, both of which can be equipped and enhanced in their respective ways, and are also subject to the rarity system. Units come in different rarities Normal (N), Rare (R), Super Rare (SR), Mega Rare (MR) and Ultra Rare (UR), which have growing power but inversely proportional rate of acquisition, that is to say the rarer the unit, the more difficult it is to acquire. To acquire units, the player must summon them via the use of the game's main currency Visiore amongst the different banners offered. The gameplay is reminiscent of Final Fantasy Tactics as it features a similar death system wherein after 3 turns, the deceased character turns into a crystal, although in this game it does not cause said unit to be permanently removed from the player's roster but rather just removes the from the battle. Turn order is determined by the CT of the unit on the map. Units can be controlled to move, attack, cast spells and use skills. Gameplay consists of players controlling their characters in a 3D isometric environment.

The player takes control of Mont Leonis, a character from one of several Warring Factions in the game's timeline.

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Final fantasy brave exvius how to get ifrit