As players level up the Nahobino in Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance, they will get a few predetermined levels in various stats, but also one additional stat to use wherever they choose. Through conversations at the Demon Haunt, players can get additional points and have the Nahobino cover whatever role is needed.

While there is a lot of potential with the Nahobino, there are two builds that are best in Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance. Due to his flexibility, the Nahobino will not only be your strongest demon but will eventually outclass all your other demons in damage by a wide margin. In the base game, assigned points would be final, but Vengeance gives players the chance of respecing the Nahobino to try a different build.

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How To Respec In Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance

To respec, players will need a New Testament Tablet. This is a rare item with a limited amount to be found in a playthrough, making it important to use these sparingly. The first is obtained after completing The Angels' Request and getting access to the Tokyo Diet Building. Players will be able to get additional New Testament Tablets by completing specific side quests or further progressing the story. Through essence fusion, players will get used to rebuilding their Nahobino to tackle whatever enemy they are facing, but the rarity of New Testament Tablets means this shouldn't be done for his stats.

To respec, simply find the New Testament Tablet in your inventory and use it anywhere outside of battle. Doing so will only reset the chosen stat point upgrades, as all the predetermined level-ups will stay. Players will then be given the full amount of points they have earned through level-ups and conversations with Aogami to spend however they want. Respecing will only affect the Nahobino's stats, and won't reset any skills or Miracles learned in Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance.

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What Is The Max Level In Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance

The new max level was upped from 99 in the original game, to 150 in Vengeance. This makes it important to save at least one or two New Testament Tablets for later in the game, as players will be given an incredible amount of stat points to work with. Each individual stat can also continue to be leveled up beyond 100 and will turn the stat bar gold as it continues to be leveled up. Levels and stats this high will be necessary to handle Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance's new Godborn difficulty that is unlocked on a new game plus playthrough.

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June 14, 2024
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Developer(s)
Atlus
Publisher(s)
Atlus, SEGA
Franchise
Shin Megami Tensei
Genre(s)
JRPG