How To Farm Gospels & Grimoires In Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance

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Leveling up in can be difficult without Gospels and Grimoires, two incredibly rare items you can farm from Mitama enemies. With the changes made from the original game, both items now instantly level up Nahobino or the demons you recruit. This can help your team become much stronger without having to grind XP on low-level demon enemies before the next big fight.

Leveling up has always been difficult as you progress in the game since XP from demons scales based on the level of your demons and Nahobino. This means that the higher level you are, the less experience you gain from demons with a larger level gap. Thankfully, changes in cause Gosepls and Grimoires to now provide an alternate way to level up without any XP scaling.

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Both Gospels and Grimoires are dropped by a specific type of Mitama enemy, but these foes can only be encountered randomly along your journey. Mitamas in come in many different colors that mark what type of loot they drop when defeated. These enemies look like teardrops with faces and are commonly found within points of interest on your map marked by your navigator.

A Gospel serves a different function compared to a Grimoire, as each can only level up a specific piece of your party. Gospels level up Nahobino, while Grimoires level up demons on your team recruited or fused throughout your adventures in. Both items raise Nahobiono or a demon's XP to meet the total number needed to advance a level, but they do not raise your experience any further.

It is best to use a Gospel or Grimoire right after you level up and turn one raised level into two. This is because you can get the maximum value from both items by using them as a way to skip a full level grind and make up the largest possible gap of XP needed to get stronger.

Demons you level up fast through Grimoires should be advanced carefully, as you