How are “random” targets of attacks decided?

The following are the 3 types of attacks that are dealt to random targets.

1. Attacks to X Random Enemies
   • The designated number of enemies in the enemy party are attacked at the same time
   • During 1 skill activation, even if there are more designated targets than there are enemies left alive in the enemy party, 1 enemy will not be selected as a target more than 1 time
   • Even if an enemy uses [Taunt] to be a target, if the number of designated targets is 2 or more, other characters will also become targets
2. X Attacks to Enemies at Random
   • The designated number (X) of attacks is dealt to the enemy party, and 1 random target is selected for each individual attack
3. X Attacks to 1 Random Enemy
   • Only 1 enemy is selected at random from the enemy party to be the target, and the designated number (X) of attacks are dealt solely to them
   • If the target is defeated while there are still a number of attacks remaining, a new target is selected at random, and the remaining attacks are dealt to them

Skill Example 1	“Deals 1 physical attack to 5 random enemies”
Enemy Party	3 enemies + 2 defeated enemies
Outcome	3 enemies are selected at random, and attacked at the same time. Once an enemy has been selected to be a target, they will not be re-selected, so the attack will end without the remaining 2 targets being selected.

 

Skill Example 2	“Deals 10 magical attacks to enemies at random”
Enemy Party	5 enemies
Outcome	The 10 attacks are dealt to the enemy party, with 1 random enemy being selected as a target for each individual attack.

 

Skill Example 3	“Deals 10 physical attacks to 1 random enemy” (In the case that each attack is guaranteed to hit)
Enemy Party	2 enemies: Enemy A, who can be defeated with 1 attack, and Enemy B, who has enough HP to take all the attacks
Outcome	If 1 attack is dealt to Enemy A and they are defeated, the remaining 9 attacks will be dealt to Enemy B. Or, all 10 attacks are dealt to Enemy B, and Enemy A is not attacked.