About Meyerdo Antiques Store
When you first visit Paulownia Mall in the early stages of Persona 3: Reloaded, certain shops (including Mayoido Antiques, located between Mandragora Karaoke and Aohige Pharmacy) will catch your attention.
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In early versions of Persona 3, the store was called Shinshoudo Antiques, and the reason for the name change has not been revealed. It is worth noting that Mayoido Antiques is open from July 18th.
On this particular date, the birth moon will visit the dormitory at night and present you with a mysterious object. His instructions lead you to Meyerdo Antique Shop, where the owner reveals that the item is a weapon blueprint.
She can use blueprints to create powerful weapons for any party member. Interestingly, the owners of these special weapons do not require Japanese yen as payment.
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While these gems may seem insignificant so far, they become valuable. The Meyerdo Antique Shop allows you to obtain its items by exchanging gems found in Tartarus, more powerful gear and items requiring more rare gems.
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Persona 3 Reloaded Meyerdo Antique Guide
Starting from the very first level in Tartarus, Persona 3: Reloaded players will encounter a series of gems. Despite the apparent value of the gems, Officer Kurosawa of the Police Department does not accept them. The purpose of these gems becomes clear when players discover the Meyerdo Antique.
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On July 18, just after the first finals of “Persona 3: Reloaded” ended, the store launched its products. Due to Izuki’s insistence on visiting, the store became the focus. On this day, Ingzuki presented the protagonist with a black sword and asked to exchange it at an antique shop. After the event, players can trade various fusion materials and gems at Meido Antique Shop.
Meyerdo Antique Shop has three different item categories: Fusion Materials, Skill Cards, and Consumables. While fusing materials is essential for crafting weapons and armor, skill cards and items require gem exchange. This unique system adds depth to the game and provides players with strategic options to optimize their characters in Persona 3: Reloaded.
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Fusion device
Each fusion material is limited to creating a specific set of equipment. However, as the game progresses, the discovery of new fusion materials unlocks additional gear options.
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The complexity of a material can be discerned by examining its icon: a first-level material has one cube, a second-level material has two cubes, and so on. Some devices require more than traditional gemstones.
Characters decorated with heart icons will produce special items when their level is high enough. These items, including Soul Sea Drops, Soul Sea Drops, Jacktite, and more, can also be incorporated into fusion item recipes, introducing additional complexity and variety to the crafting system.
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Card
Meyerdo offers a variety of skill card options, but it’s not exhaustive. All cards can be used on first visit, but the availability of gems limits immediate purchases. Meido operates without currency, and certain gems require specific areas of Tartarus.
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The inventory contains very useful skills that can enhance the Persona abilities of the protagonist and party members.
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card |
Influence |
cost |
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growth 1 |
Characters gain 25% EXP while inactive |
10 turquoise |
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Critical hit rate increased |
Fatal physical attacks are more likely to occur when a character is activated |
10 turquoise |
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Instant fragrance II |
+2 Persona Agility |
5 amethyst 5 topaz |
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Growth 2 |
Characters gain 50% EXP while inactive |
10 agate |
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Vitality 2 |
+5 SP per turn |
5 onyx 10 turquoise |
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Lucky Incense II |
+2 Persona’s Luck |
5 amethyst 5 topaz |
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endure the darkness |
The MC can survive one instant kill of dark skills in each battle. |
10 amethyst |
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Magic Incense II |
+2 Persona Magic |
5 agate 5 topaz |
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Guard Incense II |
+2 Persona Stamina |
5 agate 5 topaz |
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disease enhancement |
Status illnesses caused by personas are more likely to occur |
10 amethyst |
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endure light |
MC can survive one instant kill light skill in each battle |
10 amethyst |
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Power Incense II |
+2 Persona Strength |
5 agate 5 topaz |
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divine grace |
Persona’s healing skills are twice as effective |
10 turquoise |
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regeneration 2 |
HP +4% per round |
5 amethyst 10 turquoise |
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Weapon Master |
Persona’s physical skills consume half of normal HP |
7 Opals 7 Diamonds |
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Master of Spells |
Persona’s magic skills consume half the normal SP. |
7 Opals 7 Diamonds |
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shift boost |
When MC transfers to |
10 turquoise |
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Megidoraon |
Deals severe almighty damage to all enemies |
1 opal 1 diamond 1 ruby |
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project
Mayoido offers items unique to Tartarus, including powerful all-healing items, and is one of the rare sources of unlimited SP restoration items in Persona 3 Reloaded. In addition, the store offers unique gifts, including those necessary to meet Elizabeth’s specific requirements.
|
thing |
Influence |
cost |
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dekunda gems |
Removes all stat debuffs from allies |
3 amethyst |
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Trafulli Gem |
Used to quickly escape from combat |
2 turquoise |
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Teddy bear |
Gift |
2 amethyst 1 turquoise |
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chew soul |
1 ally +100 SP |
5 topaz 5 agate |
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atrophic meridian |
Applies defensive debuff to all enemies |
3 Amethyst 3 Agate |
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Megiddo Gem |
Deals 100 almighty damage to all enemies |
10 turquoise |
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dwarf |
Die from an instant kill skill rather than a party member |
5 agate |
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backward experience |
Accuracy/avoidance debuff on all enemies |
3 Amethyst 3 Agate |
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bead chain |
Provides full healing to all allies |
3 Topaz 5 Turquoise |
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snuff soul |
1 ally +50 SP |
5 amethyst 5 turquoise |
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wide-eyed idol |
Gift |
2 agate 1 turquoise |
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black quartz |
Rare crafting materials |
5 amethyst |
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Retro medicinal element |
Gift, requested by Elizabeth |
2 topaz 1 turquoise |
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Nectar Gem |
Cure 1 ally from all diseases |
3 turquoise |
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Soul sea drop |
Rare crafting materials |
5 topaz |
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bead |
Fully heals 1 ally |
5 turquoise |
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japanese doll |
Gift |
2 agate 1 turquoise |
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kaleidoscope |
Gift |
2 amethyst 1 turquoise |
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Exhaustion Sutra |
Applies attack debuff to all enemies |
3 Amethyst 3 Agate |
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Decaja Gem |
Remove enemy status buffs |
3 amethyst |
Persona 3 Reloaded
Persona 3 Reload is a role-playing video game developed by Atlus. It is a remake of the 2006 game Persona 3 and is a part of the Persona series in the Megami Tensei series. ’s fourth major work. The game launches on February 2, 2024 and will be playable on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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The story follows a high school student who returns to his hometown ten years later and discovers the ability to summon personas (representations of his inner soul). Joining the Special Extracurricular Execution Team (SEES), their goal is to confront the Shadow, solve the mysteries of the Dark Hour, and face a variety of challenges.
Initiated by fan requests and officially confirmed by Atlus, development of Persona 3: Reloaded began in 2019, with a public release in June 2023.
This remaster remains true to the original storyline while incorporating graphical and feature updates for a modern gaming experience. Shigenori Soejima supervised the new character design performed by Azusa Shimada, and the new music was composed by Atsushi Kitajō and performed by Azumi Takahashi and Lotus Juice.
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“Persona 3 Reloaded” Gameplay
Persona 3 Reloaded maintains its unique blend of role-playing and social simulation gameplay, with major updates in aesthetics, graphics, and mechanics. The game draws inspiration from Persona 5’s advancements, improving the user interface and introducing features like date-specific goals and an improved map system reminiscent of Persona 5.
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In addition to fundamental changes, Reload also introduces novel elements in social simulation and role-playing. Iwatodai Dormitory, the character’s residence, now offers expanded activities including personal conversations, therapeutic cooking, gardening, movie rentals, and reading.
Participating in these activities enhances the protagonist’s social statistics, affecting interactions with social links. Additionally, collaborative efforts with party members yield additional combat advantages, integrated seamlessly to create a more immersive and rich gaming experience.
“Persona 3: Reloaded” trailer
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