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Each party member inXenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Editionhas an assigned Class and a unique art that they can use.Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Editionhas 22 playable characters, and as you probably figured, not all of them are recruited through Story Missions. Meaning you’ll have your hands full with Affinity Missions if you’re going to recruit all of them. Some of these Missions have level or chapter requirements, so you should make a habit of checking the orange exclamation points on your map of NLA.
Every Party Member in Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition
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You’ll find that certain party members are better duringXenoblade Chronicles X’s campaign, while others are better for postgame. Party members share Classes with the main character and other characters, but they have signature arts that only they (aside from the main character) can use/learn. Look over their Skills and Arts to create an ideal team for your missions.
You can play as another party memberby going into theActive Memberson the pause menu, and hovering over the character in your party and tappingX-button. Note that some of the party members inXenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Editionwere not available inXenoblade Chronicles X(Wii U).
Joins at the start of “Prologue: Awakening.”
Joins after “Chapter 3: Builders of a Legacy.”
Find Mia around Mira and complete the following missions:
Joins during “Chapter 4: The Ganglion Menace.”
Signature Arts:
You should refrain from investing too much into Lao since he’s not available inXCX’s postgame and a good chunk of basic missions.
Ga Jiarg appeared in the originalXenoblade Chronicles Xon the Wii U, but he was promoted to a playable character inDefinitive Edition.
Complete “Chapter 13 (Act 1): Cause and Effect.”