In addition, at the same time, this stat can sharpen his attack accuracy and evasion.

This healing can further be used in succession with the Lucky Punch set of skills, which consume HP upon usage. Being able to heal early can be an useful perk, especially when it comes to avoiding an ally getting knocked out by an enemy before he can act. This allows him to usually act early before other allies. Morgana has the second highest agility stat from the group, only slightly behind Makoto Niijima. Otherwise, by giving away his turn, he can quickly start Baton Passes with his allies without the need to exploit an enemy weakness. Both of these skills can help with swiftly deactivating enemies and having them receive increased damage, and are especially useful for initiating Hold Ups and All-Out Attacks when there are very few enemies on the field. Morgana can later learn Miracle Punch, which delivers medium damage, and more importantly, has the highest Critical hit ratio out of any skill. In addition, this stat can also enhance Lucky Punch, a Physical skill that has minuscule damage, but also a high chance of performing critical hits on enemies, downing them and leaving them vulnerable to the party's attack in the process. This helps stack damage over time through critical hits and One Mores. Morgana has the highest Luck stat out of all Phantom Thieves, although very close to Ann Takamaki. Morgana can also use Me Patra to cure the ailments Dizzy, Forget, Sleep and Hunger at once for the whole party. Morgana is able to heal the group with special skills, and unique to him as a party member, revive fainted allies as well. He specializes in Wind skills, healing, and downing enemies through Critical hits.

Morgana first becomes playable on 4/11, soon after the protagonist's awakening, and starts at Level 2.

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