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--- gameplay [2026/04/21 12:28] – Lazurlite Mirror Act 1 francis
+++ gameplay [2026/08/13 22:18] (current) – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation 47.79.201.42
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 === Awakenings ===
-Awakenings are additional enemy states where they’ll change their moveset to adapt to the tense situation, enemies may enter this state when a specific stat (depending on the enemy) falls below a certain threshold.
+Certain enemies can enter an "Awakened" state; also known as an "Awakening".
-As of Act 1, the only enemies that enter this state are [[Haya]] and [[Bax]], as well as the boss [[Bates]] by way of multiple phases.
+Awakenings are additional enemy states where they’ll change their moveset to adapt to the tense situation, enemies may enter this state when a specific stat (depending on the enemy) falls below or rises above a certain threshold.
+As of Act 1, the only enemies that enter this state are [[Haya]] and [[Bax]]. Additionally, the boss [[Bates]] has multiple phases, functioning like multiple awakened states.
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 ==== Teleporters ====
-{{:c:teleporter.jpg?nolink&75 |}} Teleporters are purple and red glowing spots found at the beginning of set [[locations]] throughout the game, these unlock when the player first visits their given location and allows the player to fast-travel between them.
+{{ss:teleporter.jpg?nolink&75 |}} Teleporters are purple and red glowing spots found at the beginning of set [[locations]] throughout the game, these unlock when the player first visits their given location and allows the player to fast-travel between them.
 These shortcuts are free to use at any time, so they can allow the player to get around the world quickly and visit their favorite [[locations]] or get back to a spot where they missed an [[items|item]] or enemy animation.