Kingdom Hearts 3: How to choose between Wisdom, Vitality, Balance & Guardian, Warrior, Mystic

Alan Bernal

Kingdom Hearts 3 fans players will be faced with hard decision over their choice of Desire or Power once booting up a new game, and here’s all you’d want to know about the game’s early questions.

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Kingdom Hearts gives players tons of ways to make their way through hordes of Heartless and Nobodies that infest the games, so choosing the right Desire and Power at the start can give players the most enjoyable playthrough geared to their tastes.

The three Desire’s are Wisdom, Vitality, and Balance, while the Powers to choose from are Guardian, Warrior and Mystic.

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Square EnixKingdom Hearts 3 gives players early decisions to make that will tailor the feel for the rest of the game.

Wisdom will give players a boost in magic with 90 HP and 120 MP. Vitality will give players some more base health with 120 HP and 100 MP. Balance will give a leveled stat line of 105 HP and 110 MP.

While the Desires influence the base stats that Sora will take on, the Powers will let players learn Abilities geared toward their choice more quicker than others.

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Square EnixChoosing one Desire or Power over the other won’t be game-breaking, but it will make the game more fun to play depending on what the player likes.

The Power of the Guardian will let Sora learn defensive Abilities sooner. The Power of the Warrior will garner more offensive Abilities quicker. While the Power of the Mystic will add more magical Abilities to Sora’s arsenal faster.

The choices will open up the game to numerous different play styles, but knowing what each decision gives will let players make a more conscious effort in how they want to take on Xehanort and his army of monsters.

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Alan is a former staff writer for Dexerto based in Southern California who covered esports, internet culture, and the broader games/streaming industry. He is a CSUF Alum with a B.A. in Journalism. He's reported on sports medicine, emerging technology, and local community issues. Got a tip or want to talk?