How can I get more SP recover items?

[Exarch_Alpha]

As in title. it´s really annoying to have to leave Tartarus for lack of SP

[Endora]

There is 2 acessories that recover a little bit of SP every turn, if I remember the names is: Felt Doll (3 SP) and Sorcerer's Mark (5 SP).

Aside from that, you can buy skills cards with Invigorate at the Antique Shop and use it on your Persona - Invigorate 1, 2 and 3 recovers 3, 5 and 7 SP each turn respectively. Also, some Personas can give those cards if you gave them enough XP.

And here on P3P you don't need to leave Tartarus, just interact with the monument that is on the side of the Velvet Room door and use "Heal Party" to recover all HP and SP (for money, of course - heal your party first to not spend money on HP).

[Exarch_Alpha]

It recovers SP too? nice to know

but what about SP items? is there eventually a place to buy or exchange for them?

[BothDoorsCares]

Just as the first commenter suggested, the Clock does the trick. Items themselves, they are obtainable from the Antique shop that will open 2 months after the start of the game. Another method to obtain said items is to obtain it from Tartarus itself. In many cases, the chests in boss floors will contain SP items. Some Chewing Souls also appears in any floors.

However, items are definitely not necessary. It will be much more apparent that getting SP items is not really necessary for this game as you go on. So I would suggest to simply not bother with the items and use the Clock.

[mutantbeth]

i just use the clock. Im spending money on that and in the arcade and cafe every night no issue

[Exarch_Alpha]

Interesting. I´m used to Persona 4 and 5 which require those items way more.

[Icedfate]

not sure about p3p, but in fes, you can get snuff souls and chewing souls in the antique shop in exchange for gems

[Sekoku]

Originally posted by mutantbeth:

i just use the clock. Im spending money on that and in the arcade and cafe every night no issue

Exactly this. Hit up Tartarus and focus on Gold minor arcana cards in early game to build up Yen. Once you have about 100,000 you shouldn't need to worry about the clocks healing costs.

Try to do a mix of fully exploring the floor(s) for items, selling unneeded copies of weapons and armor, acessories and you should have more than enough Yen to explore Tartarus until you get Victory Cry to break the game.

[toughnails]

Originally posted by Sekoku:

until you get Victory Cry to break the game

Is it easier to get Victory Cry in Portable? In FES it seems like the only way to get it is to fuse the ultimate persona which requires completing ALL social links in the game, and at that point Victory Cry is pretty much worthless to you. So I ended up just using physical personas with powerful AoE skills to chew through the regular encounters. You spam AoE's for a few battles, then heal up, so the SP drain isn't too bad.

[Freekill]

Originally posted by toughnails:

Originally posted by Sekoku:

until you get Victory Cry to break the game

Is it easier to get Victory Cry in Portable? In FES it seems like the only way to get it is to fuse the ultimate persona which requires completing ALL social links in the game, and at that point Victory Cry is pretty much worthless to you. So I ended up just using physical personas with powerful AoE skills to chew through the regular encounters. You spam AoE's for a few battles, then heal up, so the SP drain isn't too bad.

In FES, Lucifer does get Victory Cry, and there is another one I don't remember, also there are a handful with Cool Breeze. P3P is pretty much the same thing, sightly easier because of skill cards.

[1337Walrus]

Originally posted by toughnails:

Originally posted by Sekoku:

until you get Victory Cry to break the game

Is it easier to get Victory Cry in Portable? In FES it seems like the only way to get it is to fuse the ultimate persona which requires completing ALL social links in the game, and at that point Victory Cry is pretty much worthless to you. So I ended up just using physical personas with powerful AoE skills to chew through the regular encounters. You spam AoE's for a few battles, then heal up, so the SP drain isn't too bad.

Beelzebub, Shiva, Lucifer, and Orpheus Telos all learn it, and Telos gives it to you as a skill card so you can put it on anything. I'm not sure if it's actually inheritable, though.

[toughnails]

Originally posted by Freekill:

In FES, Lucifer does get Victory Cry, and there is another one I don't remember, also there are a handful with Cool Breeze. P3P is pretty much the same thing, sightly easier because of skill cards.

Originally posted by 1337Walrus:

Beelzebub, Shiva, Lucifer, and Orpheus Telos all learn it, and Telos gives it to you as a skill card so you can put it on anything. I'm not sure if it's actually inheritable, though.

So basically you still need to fuse a level 90+ persona. whereas I beat the whole game at level 80, so yeah, Victory Cry is worthless in Persona 3.

[Freekill]

Originally posted by toughnails:

Originally posted by Freekill:

In FES, Lucifer does get Victory Cry, and there is another one I don't remember, also there are a handful with Cool Breeze. P3P is pretty much the same thing, sightly easier because of skill cards.

Originally posted by 1337Walrus:

Beelzebub, Shiva, Lucifer, and Orpheus Telos all learn it, and Telos gives it to you as a skill card so you can put it on anything. I'm not sure if it's actually inheritable, though.

So basically you still need to fuse a level 90+ persona. whereas I beat the whole game at level 80, so yeah, Victory Cry is worthless in Persona 3.

Yes.

Cool Breeze exists by lvl 50 or so, and the navigator learns floor recovery skills, not counting Invigorate skills and accessories are present by lvl 30 or so.

Victory Cry DOES come very late indeed, by that point you don't really need it, however it is present when you get that sweet Tower Fusion that get Shiva just steps away from getting it, and you can try your way with the reaper and get the level requirement if you want it that bad, you can kill him by lvl 60.

I can't write the navigator's name lmao.

[Jesterofgames7712]

Originally posted by Exarch_Alpha:

As in title. it´s really annoying to have to leave Tartarus for lack of SP

later on you can grind chests for snuff souls and in a special area you can grind for soma's as well.

but as others have said this game isn't as SP drain as others, the main drain is tiredness (which protable made less of an issue anyways.)