Some bosses and large enemies are resistant to Break from normal pink Arts, but Break can almost always be inflicted via a Chain Attack (with a few exceptions such as flying monsters). Break doesn’t do anything besides opening up an enemy to Topple, but Topple and Daze can render an enemy unable to fight back for a short period of time. Finally, you can use a yellow Art to inflict Daze on a toppled enemy. Once an enemy is inflicted with Break, you can hit them with a green Art to Topple them. Break, Topple, and Daze are going to be your bread and butter for boss fights and other tough encounters, so you need to learn how to use them.īreak is inflicted by pink Arts, and it sets up an enemy for Topple. There are a few that you might recognize from other RPGs such as Haste, Paralysis, or Poison, but there are a handful of Status Effects that are much more important than the rest. Status Effects are a crucial part of Xenoblade’s combat system, and you need to learn how to effectively use them to get very far in battles. Many Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles do more than just deal damage.
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