Persona 3 Reload: Clairvoyant Relic Boss Guide

As you near the end of you face off against Rufus in a 1v1 battle, which provides one of the toughest tests in the game. Boss battles are frequent throughout and are often at key points in the story, such as the final showdown with Sephiroth. Here, you face off against Rufus Shinra at the end of the 12th chapter.

Monad Doors are introduced after many, many hours in Persona 3 Reload. Their use will be discussed in another guide, so we won’t dwell on it much here. What we will do, however, is talk about the dark presence lurking within your first Monad Door, Elegant Mother. 

Depending on players' choices, Grigori Rasputin is Wiktor's last obstacle in . The Tsar's Mystic is a formidable enemy,with a high health pool and a signature Burden ability that punishes the player for each Salutor they have obtained. With precise strategy and a few sacrifices, players should be able to take Rasputin down in one or two attempts.

It’s that time again. Persona 3 Reload has sent another Full Moon, and with it, you are tasked with hunting down a powerful demon. Unlike other Full Moons, you are not expected to trundle through a dungeon or face a monster corridor. Instead, you are tasked with solving a mystery in a spooky hotel. 

Reaching the 60th floor of Tartarus in Persona 3 Reload is a feat worthy of praise, however, the game merely greets you with another boss. Fleetfooted Cavalry is the latest in a long line of bosses. Unlike most bosses, however, Fleetfooted Cavalry is a single entity. That’s right, no pesky minions to lend a hand for this chap.

Krampus is an incredibly powerful Salutor in , focusing on depleting enemies' Focus quickly and dealing damage based on lost Focus. Unlocking him, however, requires completing two hard-to-miss quests in Port Praga. His boss fight is not very difficult, so taming Krampus should only take roughly 20 to 30 minutes from start to finish.

Judgment Sword Shadow is an optional boss in who is a member of the Justice Arcana, giving it similar attacks and appearance to its other sword-wielding cousins. But, as a full-fledged boss, it is much tougher.

has just gotten a big addition with the release of an expansion pass, but whether this DLC is actually worth the purchase is a much more contentious issue. Although is a polished remake of the classic acclaimed RPG, it's always been subject to some criticism over the exclusion of some significant content that appeared in prior editions of The expansion pass solves one big issue in this regard – with the caveat of requiring an extra chunk of cash, a decision that may not go down smoothly.

Atlus has revealed that it decided to fully develop Persona 3 Reload's Episode Aegis expansion thanks to fans pushing for it.

Atlus has explained why Persona 3 Reload is getting downloadable content a month after it promised the game "offers a complete experience".

The further you climb in Persona 3 Reload, the more mechanics are introduced. While status ailments have been circulating battles for a while, it’s not until your fight with the Lascivious Lady and her underlings that they become heavily incentivised. To overcome this boss, using her buddies against her is highly advised. 

After each Full Moon in Persona 3 Reload, Tartarus will open a new host of floors for you to explore. As you progress the game gets more difficult, and every few floors, you will be forced into a tricky boss encounter. Your first Tartarus boss after beating Emperor and Empress is Servant Tower (and their lackeys).