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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
Although Tama Sheep are easy to defeat, their version of [[Sleep]] increases the rate at which the Drop Gauge depletes, so it is important to either defeat them quickly, or make sure to have plenty of [[Drop-Me-Not]]s on hand to reverse its effect. A good way to counter a | Although Tama Sheep are easy to defeat, their version of [[Sleep]] increases the rate at which the Drop Gauge depletes, so it is important to either defeat them quickly, or make sure to have plenty of [[Drop-Me-Not]]s on hand to reverse its effect. A good way to counter a Tama Sheep's [[Sleep]] is to possess a Tama Sheep of your own, as it is one of the few Dream Eaters with [[Sleep Block]]. | ||
As an ally, it is useful for forcing nearby Nightmares to fall asleep, allowing Sora and Riku to strike enemies while they are vulnerable. At higher levels, it can slowly recover Sora and Riku's health by casting [[Regen]] and [[Drain]]. By default, Tama Sheep have low magical defenses to all elements, but this can be remedied with [[Block-it Chocolate]]. | As an ally, it is useful for forcing nearby Nightmares to fall asleep, allowing Sora and Riku to strike enemies while they are vulnerable. At higher levels, it can slowly recover Sora and Riku's health by casting [[Regen]] and [[Drain]]. By default, Tama Sheep have low magical defenses to all elements, but this can be remedied with [[Block-it Chocolate]]. | ||